2013 14 mbb media guide by Air Force Sports Information

TABLE OF CONTENTS / FALCON FACTS AIR FORCE BASKETBALL Educated Warriors ........................................................................................ 2 Influential Falcons......................................................................................... 3 Basketball Facilities ....................................................................................... 4 Sports Medicine ............................................................................................. 5 Strength & Conditioning.......................................................................... 6-7 Human Performance Lab ............................................................................. 8 Prepping for Success ..................................................................................... 9 Colorado Springs .........................................................................................10 Denver...........................................................................................................11 The USAFA ..................................................................................................12 USAFA Senior Leadership .........................................................................13 Athletic Dept. Leadership ..........................................................................14 USAFA Athletics .........................................................................................15

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: ...........................................................USAF Academy, CO 80840 Founded: ................................................................................................... 1954 Enrollment: ............................................................................................. 4,000 Nickname: ........................................................................................... Falcons Colors: .........................................................................................Blue & Silver Home Arena/Capacity: .................................................. Clune Arena/5,858 Affiliation: ..........................................................................NCAA Division I Conference: ...........................................................................Mountain West Superintendent: ........................ Lt. Gen. Michael C. Gould (USAFA, ‘76) Athletic Director:......................................... Dr. Hans Mueh (USAFA, ‘66) Office Phone: ........................................................................... 719-333-4008 COACHING STAFF Head Coach: ....................................... Dave Pilipovich (Thiel College, ‘86) Record at School / Yrs: ...................................................20-20 / Third Year Career Record / Yrs:............................................................................... Same Office Phone: ........................................................................... 719-333-3039 Toll-Free: ......................................................................800-379-1455 x3039 Office Fax: ................................................................................ 719-333-4063

COACHES / STAFF Head Coach Dave Pilipovich ............................................................... 16-17 Associate Head Coach Steve Snell ............................................................18 Assistant Coach Silvey Dominguez ..........................................................19 Assistant Coach Drew Long ......................................................................20 Assistant Coach Tyron Wright .................................................................21 Assistant Coach Capt. Nick Welch ...........................................................22 Dir. of Basketball Operations Nate Zandt ...............................................23 Support Staff ................................................................................................24

Associate Head Coach: ............................ Steve Snell (Radford Univ., ‘88) Assistant Coaches ........................... Silvey Dominguez (New Mexico, ‘77) Drew Long (Northwestern, ‘04) Tyron Wright (Air Force, ‘00) Capt. Nick Welch (Air Force, ‘07) Director of Basketball Ops ............................. Nate Zandt (Michigan, ‘06)

MEET THE FALCONS 2013-14 Roster .............................................................................................25 Player Bios .............................................................................................. 26-47

TEAM INFORMATION 2012-13 Overall Record: ........................................................................18-14 2012-13 Conference Record: ....................................................................8-8 2012-13 Conference Finish: ...................................................................Sixth Starters Return / Lost: ..............................................................................1 / 4 Letterwinners Return / Lost: .................................................................. TBA

2012-13 REVIEW 2012-13 Review ............................................................................................48 2012-13 Statistics .........................................................................................49

HISTORY First Year of Basketball: .................................................................... 1956-57 All-Time Record: ............................................................................... 677-849 No. Yrs. in NCAA Tourney / Last: ..................................................4 / 2006 No. Yrs. in NIT Tourney / Last: .......................................................1 / 2007 No. Yrs. in CIT Tourney / Last:........................................................2 / 2013 Overall post-season record: ......................................................................5-7

THE MOUNTAIN WEST The Mountain West ....................................................................................50 2012-13 Review ............................................................................................51 2013-14 Composite Schedule .............................................................. 52-53 2014 Mountain West Championship ................................................. 54-55

RECORDS & HISTORY Bob Spear Award / MVPs ..........................................................................56 Awards & Honors .......................................................................................57 Team Records ........................................................................................ 58-59 Individual Records ................................................................................ 60-61 1,000-Point Club ................................................................................... 62-64 Former Falcon .............................................................................................65 All-Time Letterwinners ........................................................................ 66-67

Press Row Phone: .................................................................... 719-333-6467

CREDITS The 2013-14 men’s basketball media guide is a product of the Air Force Academy’s athletic communications office. The guide was written and

ALL-TIME RESULTS Past Seasons Results .............................................................................. 68-79

designed by assistant communications director Jerry Cross using Adobe InDesign desktop publishing software. Thanks to Drew Long for the cover designs and the athletic communications office for editing as-

MEDIA Media Information................................................................................ 80-82

sistance. Individual and action photos courtesy of DenMar Services and Jamie Schwaberow/NCAA Photos.

Gregg Popovich Class of 1970 * Two-year basketball letterman and team’s leading scorer in 1969-70 * Currently head coach and general manager of the San Antonio Spurs * Four-time NBA Champions (1999, 2003, 2005 and 2007) * Earned a bronze medal as an assistant coach for Team USA in 2004 * Longest tenured head coach in any of the four major sports leagues * Two-time NBA Coach of the Year (2003, 2012)

Heather Wilson Class of 1982 * Rhodes Scholar * Left the Air Force in 1989 to become Director for European Defense Policy on the National Security Council * First Academy graduate to serve in Congress, representing New Mexico from 1998-2008

Gen. Howell Estes Class of 1965

Gen. Mark Welsh Class of 1976

* Letterwinner on 1964-65 men’s basketball team * Retired General in U.S. Air Force * Command pilot with more than 4,500 hours of flight time in the A7, F-4, F-16, F-117 and EC-135 * Flew 169 combat missions as an F4 pilot during the Vietnam conflict. * Served as deputy chief of staff for operations, Strategic Air Command, during the Gulf War * Commander in chief, NORAD and United States Space Command from 1996 until his retirement in 1998.

* Current Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force * Command pilot with more than 3,300 hours in a variety of aircraft * Served as Associate Director of the Central Intelligence Agency for Military Support/Associate Director for Military Affairs, Washington, D.C. * Four-star general in the United States Air Force

Bob Beckel Class of 1959 * Three-year basketball letterman * 4th leading scorer and highest scoring average in AFA history * Retired Lieutenant General * Member of the U.S. Air Force “Thunderbirds” from 1965-67 * Command pilot with more than 4,400 hours in a variety of aircraft

Many Academy graduates have gone on to exemplary careers in the military and civilian sector. These grads merely scratch the surface of some of the great leaders the Academy has produced. Since it was founded in 1954, the Air Force Academy has graduated more than 35,000 leaders of character for our nation. After leaving the shadows of the Rocky Mountains, Academy graduates have gone on to become pilots, doctors, astronauts, generals, members of Congress, writers, university administrators, professional athletes and much, much more. A degree from the Air Force Academy has proven to open doors in every career endeavor.

The Air Force Basketball Locker Room offers a spacious individual locker for each player as well as a big screen TV the team can use for game film. The locker room was recently redesigned thanks to a special gift from Bob Kay. The Air Force Basketball Team Room was completed during the 2007-08 season, thanks to a very generous donation by Ben and Sandy Horton.

Clune Arena has been the home for the Air Force basketball program since 1968. The arena is named after former AFA Director of Athletics John Clune, who served in that position from 1975-91. The picture above was taken during the Air Force - New Mexico game on Jan. 9, 2007, when an arena record of 6,511 spectators witnessed the Falcons rally from a 21-point deficit to defeat the Lobos, 4 65-57. 4 - AIR FORCE BASKETBALL

CADET FIELD HOUSE The Air Force Academyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cadet Field House is one of the most impressive buildings in the country. It is a modern, versatile structure with seemingly endless uses. The $5.6 millin building is five stories high and 396 feet by 426 feet, the size of three football fields laid side by side. The structure is divided into three areas basketball arena, ice hockey arena and multipurpose area. The three sections have a combined seating capacity of about 11,000. The building provides space for competition in basketball, indoor track, wrestling, fencing, gymnastics, lacrosse and ice hockey. Practice facilities are also available for football, basketball, baseball, track, soccer, golf and tennis, as well as intramural events. Both tartan and astroturf surfaces are utilized in the building, The basketball arena floor base and indoor track are covered with tartan surfaces. Until the 1982-83 season, basketball games were played on the tartan surface. Now the Falcons play on a removable wooden floor placed on the tartan surface. The one-sixth mile track is also covered with a polyurethane surface, but a rougher version. It requires less maintenance than a normal track and provides greater traction to the runners. Inside the track is a netted area, 119 feet by 125 feet, which includes a baseball infield and half a football field. The ice hockey arena seats 2,502 and was the site of one of the 1969 National Collegiate Championship games. The basketball arena seats 5,843. One of the innovations if a press box located between the ice hockey and basketball arenas. It allows reporters to observe both arena from a single vantage point.

The mission of the athletic training branch is to provide all necessary athletic training and physical rehabilitative services in support of intercollegiate, physical education, intramural and recreational activities. These services include emergency and acute injury/illness triage, the prevention, evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation, proper referral, documentation and tracking of injuries sustained by cadets, as well as, physical conditioning, nutritional and psychosocial consultation. Under the direction of athletic training branch chief, head athletic trainer Tony Peck, the athletic training staff includes 15 board certified athletic trainers, with 14 post-graduate degrees. The staff provides athletic training services to all 4,000 cadets at the Academy involved in intramurals, physical education, fitness testing and 27 intercollegiate sports. The athletic training branch facilities include three state-of-the-art athletic training rooms totaling approximately 20,000 square feet. (locations include; the Jim Conboy Athletic Training Room, the Cadet Gymnasium athletic training room and the Cadet Field House athletic training room). The sports medicine division receives outstanding support and assistance from the medical professionals assigned to the 10th Medical Group. The departments of the 10th Medical Group that provide this assistance on a regular basis over and above their normal duty requirements, and frequently during their off duty time, include orthopedics, radiology, physical therapy and dentistry. Many other medical professionals from other specialties such as neurology and dermatology provide assistance and consultation as well. Under the direction of the head team physician, Dr. (Maj.) Dain Allred (orthopedic surgeon), the teamwork and the highly professional staff in both the sports medicine division and the 10th Medical Group makes the sports medicine program at the Air Force Academy one of the best in the nation.

The strength and conditioning program is committed to providing a first-class training experience for each player. The focus is to build the total athlete while reducing the risk of injury through individual evaluation and program design. The goal is to train all the components of athleticism to the degree re6 quired by the sport of basketball.

Strength and Conditioning Philosophies ** Highly structured, individualized/detailed programs ** Intense-Intelligent Training ** Sound program philosophy based on scientific research and practical experience ** Preparation precedes performance ** Work ethic, discipline, attitude and accountability **Continue to build the physical and mental attributes needed to win championships 7

The Human Performance Lab, led by Lt. Col. Mike Zupan, enhances team and individual performance. Educational workshops, performance assessments and training sessions are given to coaches and athletes, which result in consistent high performances and outstanding achievements for all the athletic programs at the Academy. The sports vision branch of the human performance lab attempts to improve a playerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s performance through vision training. Coach Al Wile heads the vision branch, which helps players work on certain visual aspects of the game. This training has been proven to enhance visual skills critical to athletic performance, such as hand-eye coordination, depth perception, and speed of eye movement, up to 150%.

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The immortal words of an eastern visitor in 1893 live perpetually at the base of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains. When teacher and poet Katherine Lee Bates took a wagon ride to the summit of Pikes Peak she was inspired to write a song that is still recited today. Her view from atop the 14,110-foot peak was the basis of her song “America the Beautiful”. The history of Colorado Springs traverses back to 1870 when Gen. William Jackson Palmer first visited the region and was captivated by its grandeur. A year later, he began designing his city of dreams. From its beginning on the corner of Pikes Peak and Cascade Avenues in downtown Colorado Springs, the city has grown more than 183 square miles and to nearly 400,000 people in the city and nearly 600,000 in the metro area. Colorado Springs is known nationally for its natural attractions. The Garden of the Gods, the area’s No. 1 natural attraction, is a majestic out-cropping of red sandstone rocks which are more than 300 million years old. The park offers a wide variety of hiking and cycling trails and an abundance of wildlife. Colorado Springs is also home to the Pikes Peak Highway, a 19-mile drive up the world’s highest toll road. The area’s No. 1 man-made attraction is the Air Force Academy’s Cadet Chapel. Another major attraction is the Broadmoor Hotel and Resort. Built in the early 1900s, this five-star resort, the host of the 1995 U.S. Women’s Open Golf Championship and the 2008 Senior U.S. Open, is nestled into the base of Cheyenne Mountain. The Pikes Peak region is home to the nation’s only mountain zoo. The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, with an elevation of more than 6,800-feet, has received several changes in the past two years. For the outdoors enthusiast, the city and the state offer a plethora of recreational activities. A short drive to the northwest features some of the nation’s finest ski resorts, including the cities of Vail and Aspen. A short jaunt to the southwest or northwest will find some of the best white-water rafting, fishing, hiking and cycling that the country has to offer. Valuing its past with a vision for the future, Colorado Springs is truly a city with unparalleled culture, recreation, growth and opportunity in the 21st century.

Less than 45 minutes from the Academy and with over 300 days of sunshine per year, The Mile High City of Denver has it all. Truly a sports capitol, Denver has nine professional sports teams, including the Denver Broncos (NFL), Denver Nuggets (NBA), Colorado Avalanche (NHL), Colorado Rockies (MLB), Colorado Rapids (Major League Soccer), Denver Dynamite (Indoor Soccer League), Colorado Outlaws (Major League Lacrosse) and the Colorado Mammoth (National Lacrosse League). Recent success among the teams has driven the excitement for these teams a mountain high. The Broncos won the Super Bowl in 1998 and 1999. The Avalanche won the Stanley Cup in 1996 and 2001. The Crush won the Arena Bowl in 2005. Located just east of the Rocky Mountains and the Continental Divide, Denver has a mild and dry climate with more days of sunshine per year than San Diego and Miami. Golf courses are open year round as the average winter temperature is 45 degrees, warmer than Boston, New York City and St. Louis. The city sits at 5,280 feet above sea level. In fact, there is a step on the State Capitol Building that is exactly one mile above sea level. Even at a mile above sea level, the city is dwarfed by its backdrop. The foothills being just west of the city and the peaks of the mountain range reach heights of more than 14,000 feet. Despite the proximity to the mountains, the city receives just 8-15 inches of precipitation per year, about the same as Los Angeles. The United States Census Bureau estimates that, in 2006, the population of the City and County of Denver was 566,974, making it the 27th most populous U.S. city. The Denver-Aurora Metropolitan Statistical Area had an estimated 2006 population of 2,408,750 and ranked as the 21st most populous U.S. metropolitan statistical area. Denver has the largest city park system in the nation. There are 650 miles of off-street, bike paths, 90 golf courses and 200 parks. Within a 90-minute drive from downtown Denver, there are opportunities for some of the countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best skiing, hiking, fishing, rafting and mountain biking. (all photos on this page courtesy of the Denver Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau)

THE USAFA The United States Air Force Academy offers a four-year program of instruction and experience designed to educate, train and inspire men and women to become officers of character, motivated to lead the United States Air Force in service to our nation. Each cadet graduates with a bachelor of science degree and a commission as a second lieutenant in the Air Force. COURSE OF STUDY Cadets are exposed to a balanced curriculum that provides the knowledge, skills and responsibilities essential to a career Air Force officer. The entire USAFA experience is integrated and mapped to achieve a set of desired outcomes in every graduate. The core academic curriculum includes courses in basic sciences, engineering, social sciences and humanities. Cadets take additional elective courses to complete requirements for one of 32 major areas of study. About 50 percent of the cadets complete majors in science and engineering; the remainder graduate in the social sciences and humanities. Some of the most popular majors include management, aeronautical engineering, foreign area studies, history, behavioral science, civil engineering, astronautical engineering, electrical engineering and engineering mechanics. FACULTY COMPOSITION The majority of the Academy’s faculty members, more than 500 total, are Air Force officers. They are selected primarily from career-officer volunteers who have established outstanding records of performance and dedication. Each has at least a master’s degree and more than 55 percent have doctorates or other terminal degrees in their field of study. About 30 percent of the faculty are civilians who bring great depth of disciplinary and educational expertise and provide academic stability and continuity. Faculty members are intensely focused on cadet learning as an integral part of their officer development. The Air Force Academy has been ranked No. 1 in the nation for the most accessible and involved faculty for four years in a row. To provide greater contributions by a diverse faculty, the Academy has several distinguished visiting professors and endowed professors who serve one or more years. Officers from other services, as well as officers from allied countries are also members of the faculty. Distinguished civilian and military lecturers also share their expertise with the cadets during the academic year. ATHLETIC PROGRAM The Academy’s athletic program is designed to improve physical fitness, teach athletic skills and develop leadership qualities. To achieve its goals, the Academy offers some of the most extensive physical education, intramural sports and intercollegiate athletic programs in the nation. Cadets take at least three different physical education courses each year.

MILITARY EDUCATION AND TRAINING An air, space and cyberspace-oriented military education, training and leadership program begins with basic cadet training and continues throughout the four years. Seniors are responsible for the organizational leadership of the cadet wing, while juniors and sophomores seek to develop team and interpersonal leadership and instructional skills. Cadets are projected into as many active leadership roles as possible to prepare them to be effective Air Force officers. Fundamental concepts of military organization -- drill, ethics, honor, Air Force heritage and physical training -- are emphasized the first summer during basic cadet training. Freshmen then study the military role in United States society as well as the mission and organization of the Air Force. Sophomores receive instruction in communication skills and juniors study the combat and operational aspects of the Air Force. The Academy offers courses in flying, navigation, soaring and parachuting, building from basic skills to instructor duties. Some cadets may fly light aircraft with the Cadet Flying Team. Summer training for cadets is divided into three, three-week training periods. There are a variety of programs available and each cadet is required to complete two training periods each summer with leave during the other period. All new cadets take six weeks of basic cadet training in their first summer. Combat survival training is a required threeweek program during cadets’ second summer. For other second-summer training periods, cadets have options such as working with Airmen in an operational unit at an Air Force installation, airborne parachute training, soaring or basic free-fall parachute training. During their last two summers, all cadets are offered leadership training as supervisors or instructors in the summer programs listed above. Extracurricular activities also are an integral part of the education program. The cadet ski club, drum and bugle corps, cadet chorale and forensics are a few of the programs available. NOMINATIONS Nominations to the Academy may be obtained through a congressional sponsor or by meeting eligibility criteria in other categories of competition established by law. For information on admission procedures, write to HQ USAFA/RRS; 2304 Cadet Drive, Suite 200; USAF Academy, CO 80840-5025.

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HISTORY OF THE ACADEMY In 1948, a board of leading civilian and military educators was appointed to plan the curriculum for an academy that would meet the needs of the newly established Air Force. The board determined that Air Force requirements could not be met by expanding the other service academies and recommended an Air Force Academy be established without delay. In 1949, then Secretary of the Air Force W. Stuart Symington appointed a commission to assist in selecting a site and on April 1, 1954, President Dwight D. Eisenhower authorized creation of the United States Air Force Academy. After considering 580 sites in 45 states, the commission narrowed the choice to three locations. The summer of 1954, Secretary of the Air Force Harold Talbott selected a site near Colorado Springs, Colo. Colorado contributed $1 million toward purchase of the property. In July 1955, the first Academy class entered interim facilities at Lowry Air Force Base, Denver, while construction began. It was sufficiently completed for occupancy by the cadet wing in late August 1958. Initial construction cost was $142 million. Women entered the Academy on June 28, 1976, as members of the class of 1980.

SUPERINTENDENT - LT. GEN. MICHELLE D. JOHNSON Lt. Gen. Michelle D. Johnson is Superintendent, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo. She directs a fouryear academic, military training, athletic and character development program leading to a bachelor’s degree and commission as an Air Force officer. The general is a distinguished graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy’s Class of 1981. After graduating from the Academy, she completed graduate studies as a Rhodes Scholar before earning her pilot wings in 1984. Johnson has held numerous command positions at the group, wing and numbered Air Force level, and came to the Academy after serving as the Deputy, Chief of Staff, Operation and Intelligence, Supreme Headquarters Allies Powers Europe, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Casteau, Belgium. She has served in various assignments in air mobility, airlift and tanker flying operations and training, academic instruction and personnel. A command pilot, the general has more than 3,600 flying hours in the C-141, T-41, KC-10, C-17, C-5 and the KC-14 aircraft. The general’s military awards and decorations include the Defense Superior Service Medal with oak leaf cluster, Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster, Meritorious Service Medal with oak leaf cluster, Aerial Achievement Medal, Air Force Commendation Medal, Air Force Achievement Medal, Combat Readiness Medal with oak leaf cluster, National Defense Service Medal with bronze star, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Southwest Asia Service Medal with bronze star and the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal.

Vice Superintendent Colonel Evan Miller

Commandant of Cadets Brig. General Gregory J. Lengyel

Dean of Faculty Brig. General Andrew Armacost

Commander, 10th Air Base Wing Col. Stacey Hawkins

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS - DR. HANS J. MUEH an internal/external model that has streamlined resources and made the department more effective from top to bottom. In addition, the athletic department made the transition to a federally-chartered non-profit organization in the summer of 2013, which will lead to more fund-raising opportunities. Mueh was instrumental in the USAFA Endowment and the announcement of the Holaday Athletic Center, an indoor training facility. The $15 million facility was completed in July 2011.

Dr. Hans J. Mueh is in his 10th year as the director of athletics at the Air Force Academy. A retired Air Force brigadier general, Mueh was vice dean of faculty for two years prior to his retirement from active duty in the summer of 2004. Mueh was heavily involved in Academy athletics before becoming director of athletics. He was the Academy’s faculty athletics representative from 1996-2004 and was a long-time member of the board of directors for the Air Force Academy Athletics Association. Since becoming the director of athletics, Mueh has led the Academy to some remarkable feats. In 2007, the Academy was one of only three schools (Michigan State and Boston College) to reach post-season play in football (2007), men’s basketball and ice hockey (200607). It marked the first time a service academy has ever had a team compete in the post-season in all three sports. In addition, under Mueh’s watch the men’s basketball team has played in another NCAA tournament and the National Invitational Tournament’s Final Four. The ice hockey team has won the conference championship and advanced to the NCAA tournament five of the last six years. Mueh was on the selection committee that hired current head coach Frank Serratore and led the Academy’s move into the Atlantic Hockey Association. The football program, the Academy’s flagship sport, has gone through a major overhaul under Mueh. He led the transition from the retirement of the legendary Fisher DeBerry after 23 years at the helm to hiring current head coach Troy Calhoun, a 1989 Academy graduate. Calhoun’s impact was immediate, leading the Falcons to a 9-4 overall mark and a secondplace finish in the Mountain West Conference in 2007. The Falcons qualified for their first bowl game in seven years, playing in the Armed Forces Bowl in 2007. The program has gone to a school-record six consecutive bowl games and averaged over 9,000 bowl tickets sold.

Mueh has also been active within the conference and the NCAA. He was recently selected to be part of the NCAA Division I Amateurism Cabinet and has been active on the NCAA’s academics/eligibility compliance cabinet, the men’s golf committee and the region 7 postgraduate scholarship committee. Mueh has been equally active within the conference on various leadership committees. He is currently on the awards and recognition committee and has previously served on the joint council executive committee, and committees on championships, television and sportsmanship. Before assuming his duties as vice dean at the Academy, Mueh was permanent professor and head of the department of chemistry at the Academy, a position he held since October 1987 where he oversaw the annual design and instruction of 25 undergraduate courses for 1,500 cadets annually. Mueh was born Jan. 8, 1944, in Celle, Germany, and emigrated to the United States in 1951. He entered the Air Force in 1962 as a member of the Academy’s eighth graduating class, and graduated with a bachelor of science degree in chemistry in 1966. While at the Academy, Mueh was a two-year letterwinner in soccer as a goalie. He still holds the Academy record for saves in a game with 30, accomplishing it twice in 1965 against North Carolina and Benedictine. In his junior and senior years, Mueh helped the Falcons to the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Soccer League championship and quarterfinal berths in the NCAA tournament. He was a first-team all-league selection in 1965.

Following graduation, Mueh completed two assignments in intelligence before attending the University of Wisconsin where he earned his master’s degree in chemistry in 1970. He later earned a doctorate degree in chemistry from Wisconsin in 1976 as a distinguished graduate. He has also completed Squadron Officer School, Air Command and Staff College and Air War College. Between earning the two degrees, Mueh returned to the Academy as an instructor in the department of chemistry from 1970-72. He also served as assistant soccer coach and played semi-pro soccer with the Aurora Internationals in Denver during those two years, leading the Internationals to the Colorado state title in 1971. He volunteered for duty in Vietnam and served as an intelligence officer in Saigon, Republic of Vietnam and at Nakhon Phanom RTAB, Thailand, in 1972 and 1973. After earning his doctorate degree, Mueh returned to the Academy in 1976 as an associate professor of chemistry. He remained at the Academy except for a stint in 1985-86 as the special assistant for technical matters at the Defense Intelligence Agency at the Pentagon. In 1986, he assumed the position of acting head, department of chemistry, before being selected for his position of permanent professor and head of the department of chemistry in 1987. As faculty athletics representative, he was active in both the Western Athletic Conference and Mountain West Conference, and was the Academy’s representative on the transition team to form the new MWC, the only faculty athletics representative on the team. He competes in golf, racquetball, handball and tennis, and has promoted Air Force Academy intercollegiate sports throughout his tenure, beginning with work as chairman of the hockey eligibility committee, officer representative to the men’s golf team and five years as the officer representative to the football team. Mueh is married to the former Sally Flax of Cincinnati, Ohio. They have three children: Kristine, Kurt and Deborah.

Director of Athletics Dr. Hans Mueh is in his 10th season as the Director of Athletics. In 2006-07, Air Force was one of just three Division I schools to reach post-season play in football, men’s basketball and ice hockey and the first service academy to accomplish the remarkable feat.

Mueh has been just as successful behind the scenes with the administration of the department. Mueh restructured the department with

USAFA ATHLETICS Few schools in the country have an athletic program as extensive as the Air Force Academy’s. The goals of the athletic program are to enhance the physical conditioning of all cadets, to develop the physical skills necessary for officership, to teach leadership in a competitive environment and to build character. There are three subdivisions of the athletic program: intercollegiate athletics, intramurals and physical education. The intercollegiate program has 17 men’s and 10 women’s NCAA-sanctioned teams, facing some of the top competition in the nation. Men’s teams are football, baseball, basketball, ice hockey, cross-country, fencing, golf, gymnastics, indoor and outdoor track, lacrosse, rifle, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, water polo and wrestling. The Academy fields women’s teams in basketball, cross-country, fencing, gymnastics, rifle, indoor and outdoor track, swimming and diving, soccer, tennis and volleyball. In addition, the Academy sponsors two non-NCAA programs; boxing and cheerleading. The majority of the Academy’s men’s and women’s programs compete at the NCAA Division I level in the Mountain West Conference. The Falcons compete in this conference against teams from Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, Hawai’i (football only), Nevada, New Mexico, San Diego State, UNLV and Wyoming. All sports also compete against non-conference opponents, including many nationallyranked teams. The football team competes annually for the Commander-inChief’s Trophy, which is emblematic of service academy football supremacy. The Falcons have won the trophy 18 times, which is more than any other academy. The winner of the annual rivalry visits the White House to have the trophy presented by the President of the United States. The USAFA Cadet Field House is one of the most impressive buildings in the country. It’s a modern, versatile structure with seemingly endless uses. The $5.6 million building is five stories high and 396 feet by 426 feet, the size of three football fields laid side by side. The structure is divided into three areas--basketball arena, ice hockey arena and multipurpose area. The three sections have a combined seating capacity of more than 9,000. Clune Arena seats 5,858. The Cadet Ice Rink has a seating capacity of 2,470, while the multipurpose area seats 1,000 fans for track and field competitions. The department’s newest facility, the Holaday Athletic Center (below), was completed in July 2011.

Col. Bart Weiss Vice Athletic Director

Marti Gasser Associate AD/SWA Intercollegiate Programs

Jim Trego Senior Associate AD

William Carpenter Associate AD Recruiting Support

Dermot Coll Troy Garnhart CEO, Air Force Academy Associate AD Athletic Corporation Info./Communications

George Nelson Associate AD Athletic Programs

John Coulahan Associate AD Finance

Wayne Kellenbence Associate AD Support

Karen Warner Associate AD Human Resources

HEAD COACH DAVE PILIPOVICH

Dave Pilipovich became the eighth head coach in the history of the Air Force men’s basketball program on Feb. 8, 2012 and was named permanent head coach on March 3, 2012. Pilipovich was in his fifth season as a member of the coaching staff and first as associate head coach when he was promoted to head coach after Jeff Reynolds was relieved of his duties. After taking over the program, Pilipovich won two of his first three games as head coach, including a come from behind 58-53 win at Wyoming in his first road game. He then led his team to one of the biggest victories in program history with a 58-56 triumph over 13th-ranked San Diego State at Clune Arena, marking Air Force’s first-ever win over a Top 20 team. In 2012-13, his first full season as head coach, Pilipovich led the Falcons to an 18-14 overall record, tying the fourthmost wins in one season in program history. He also became the first Air Force head coach to beat two ranked teams in the same season and owns three of AFA’s four wins against ranked opponents, including an 89-88 win over #12 New Mexico, the highest ranked opponent ever defeated by Air Force. He also coached Air Force to its first-ever postseason road win with a 69-65 victory at Hawai’i in the first round of the CollegeInsider.com Tournament. Pilipovich led senior Michael Lyons to the conference scoring title and helped Lyons become the sixth player in program history to earn first-team all-conference honors. In his nearly five seasons as an assistant coach, Pilipovich helped the Falcons earn their first trip to the postseason since 2007 with an appearance in the CollegeInsider.com Tournament following the 2010 campaign and snap a 16-game losing streak in conference tournament play

in 2009. In his first season at Air Force (2007-08), the Falcons finished fifth in the Mountain West Conference after being picked eighth in the preseason media and coaches poll, the greatest margin between predicted and actual finish in the league that season. He also helped Tim Anderson earn the conference’s Defensive Player of the Year award that campaign. Prior to joining the Falcons, Pilipovich spent two years with the University of Michigan basketball program. In his first season with the Wolverines, he served as the administrative assistant to head coach Tommy Amaker, then was an assistant coach during the 2006-07 campaign. Pilipovich has over 25 years of coaching experience under his belt. He served as an assistant coach at Eastern Michigan University for five years (2000-05) prior to joining the Michigan staff. Before his stint at EMU, he served four years as an assistant coach at Robert Morris University (1996-2000), two years an assistant coach at Georgia State University (1994-96) and two years as the assistant head coach at Florida Atlantic University (1989-91) before being named associate head coach the following four years (1991-94). Pilipovich began his coaching career serving as a graduate assistant at California University (Pa.) for two years (198688), before being named as an assistant coach for one season (1988-89). A 1986 graduate of Thiel College in Greenville, Pa., with a degree in business administration, Pilipovich earned four varsity basketball letters and served as team captain during his senior season. He earned his master’s degree from California (Pa.) in 1988 in geography and regional planning. He is an active member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) and has served on the NABC Assistant Coaches Committee. Pilipovich and his wife, Kelly, have a son, Kyle, and a daughter, Kelsey.

THE PILIPOVICH FILE Years at Air Force Third Year as Head Coach Seventh Overall Hometown Duquesne, PA Education Thiel College Greenville, PA B.S., Business Administration, 1986 California University California, PA M.S. Geography and Regional Planning, 1988 Playing Experience Thiel College 1983-86 Four-year letterwinner, Team captain Coaching Experience Air Force, Head Coach 2012-present Air Force, Associatre Head Coach 2011-12 Air Force, Assistant Coach 2007-11 Univ. of Michigan, Assistant Coach 2005-07 Eastern Michigan, Assistant Coach 2000-05 Robert Morris Univ., Assistant Coach 1996-2000 Georgia State, Assistant Coach 1994-96 Florida Atlantic, Associate Head Coach 1991-94 Florida Atlantic, Assistant Coach 1989-91 California Univ., Grad. Assistant Coach 1986-88 Personal Wife: Kelly Children: Kyle, Kelsey

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Coach Dave Pilipovich is an outstanding teacher, communicator and motivator. These skills,combined with his basketball knowledge and experience, put this year’s Falcons, along with future teams, on very solid ground. Coaching at the Air Force Academy takes more than just an outstanding knowledge of your sport. You need to have an understanding of the institution as well as the demands placed on the cadets and why the young people come to the Air Force Academy. Dave Pilipovich understands all of these things fully and will do a tremendous job guiding these future leaders. Reggie Minton, Executive Director, NABC Former Air Force Head Coach 17

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH STEVE SNELL Prior to his move to Marshall, Snell spent three years as an assistant coach at East Tennessee State University. He served the 1992-93 campaign at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro and also spent two years at Wingate College and one season at Radford University. Before that, Snell was an assistant coach at Radford High School during the 1988-89 campaign.

Steve Snell is in his seventh season on the staff at the Air Force Academy and second as associate head coach.

Snell earned a bachelor’s degree in recreation management from Radford University in 1988. He is married to the former Ann Barnitz. The couple has two sons, Jaden (11) and Jordan (9).

A 23-year coaching veteran, Snell came to Air Force after two seasons as a member of the coaching staff at Louisiana-Monroe. He helped the Warhawks to the co-championship of the Sun Belt’s West Division in 2006-07 with an 18-14 record, including a perfect 14-0 mark at home. Prior to coaching at ULM, Snell was at Tulane University, where he served as an assistant coach. During his four-year tenure with the Green Wave, Snell assisted in all aspects of the program.

THE SNELL FILE Years at Air Force Second as Associate Head Coach Seventh overall

Hometown Radford, VA

Education Radford University Radford, VA B.S., Recreation Management, 1988

Playing Experience Radford University 1981 Member of Junior Varsity Team

Coaching Experience Air Force, Associate Head Coach 2012-present Air Force, Assistant Coach 2007-12 Louisiana-Monroe, Assistant Coach 2005-07

A native of Radford, Va., he served as an assistant coach at Marshall University for five seasons under head coach Greg White prior to his tenure at Tulane. In his five years at Marshall, Snell helped the Herd to an 86-54 (.614) record.

Tulane University, Assistant Coach 2001-05 Marshall University, Assistant Coach 1996-2001

The Herd’s 1998 recruiting class was ranked by ESPN as the best in the Mid-American Conference. In addition, Tamar Slay was selected in the second round of the 2002 NBA Draft by the New Jersey Nets.

East Tennessee State, Assistant Coach 1993-96 UNC-Greensboro, Assistant Coach 1992-93 Wingate College, Assistant Coach 1990-92 Radford Univ., Volunteer Asst. Coach 1989-90

Personal Wife: Ann Children: Jaden, Jordan

ASSISTANT COACH SILVEY DOMINGUEZ Dominguez went to Wyoming after one season at the University of Utah where he was Rick Majerus’ top assistant for the 2002-03 campaign. That year the Utes won the Mountain West regularseason title and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. He spent the 2001-02 season as an assistant coach at UTEP.

Silvey Dominguez continues his second stint on the Air Force bench in 2013-14. Dominguez, who returned to the Academy prior to last season, is very familiar with the Air Force basketball program and the Mountain West Conference. Dominguez was an assistant coach under Reggie Minton at Air Force from 1988-91 and has coached at five current Mountain West schools. He brings nearly three decades of experience to the Air Force program, having coached at the Division I level for the last 21 years and been a part of three NCAA Tournament teams and two NIT squads. Most recently, Dominguez served as an assistant coach at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas, from 2008-11. He was the Cardinals’ recruiting coordinator, oversaw the basketball program’s contract with Nike and assisted with game scheduling. Dominguez spent the 2007-08 season as the director of basketball operations at New Mexico during Steve Alford’s first year in Albuquerque. He was responsible for coordinating team travel, scheduling, academics and maintaining Alford’s daily schedule. The Lobos posted a 24-9 record - a nine-win improvement from the year before - and advanced to the MasterCard Postseason NIT.

Prior to that, he was an assistant for five years at the University of Southern California (1996-2001). In his final season at USC, the Trojans advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament. USC made two other postseason tournament appearances with him as a member of its coaching staff - going to the NCAAs in 1997 and the NIT in 1999. Three of the players Dominguez recruited to USC were selected in the NBA Draft. Brian Scalabrine and Jeff Trepagnier were chosen by New Jersey and Cleveland, respectively, in 2001. Sam Clancy went to Philadelphia in 2002. Dominguez’ coaching career has been primarily in the West. He began as an assistant at Western New Mexico in 1979. From there, he coached at Southern Colorado (1984-86) before joining Boyd Grant’s staff at Colorado State in 1986. He was there for two seasons, before joining Minton’s staff at Air Force in `88. Dominguez then moved on to St. Mary’s (Calif.) from 1991-96.

THE DOMINGUEZ FILE Years at Air Force Third as Assistant Coach Sixth Overall

Hometown Grants, NM

Education University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM B.S., Political Science & Spanish, 1977 Western New Mexico Univ. Silver City, NM MBA., 1981

Coaching Experience Air Force, Assistant Coach 1988-91, 2011-present Lamar University, Assistant Coach 2008-11 New Mexico, Director of BB Operations 2007-08 Wyoming, Assistant Coach 2003-07 Utah, Assistant Coach 2002-03

A 1977 graduate of New Mexico with a bachelor’s degree in political science and Spanish, Dominguez received his MBA in business administration from Western New Mexico in 1981.

UTEP, Assistant Coach 2001-02

A native of Grants, N.M., Dominguez is single.

St. Mary’s College, Assistant Coach 1991-96

Southern California, Assistant Coach 1996-2001

Colorado State, Assistant Coach 1986-88 Southern Colorado, Assistant Coach 1984-86

He previously served on Steve McClain’s staff at Wyoming from 200307. The Cowboys won 57 games while Dominguez was the recruiting coordinator and handled scheduling in addition to his on-court coaching and scouting responsibilities.

Western New Mexico, Assistant Coach 1979-84

ASSISTANT COACH DREW LONG THE LONG FILE Years at Air Force Fourth as Assistant Coach

Hometown Houston, TX

Education Northwestern University Evanston, IL B.A., Communication, 2004

Drew Long enters his fourth season on the Air Force coaching staff in 2013-14 after spending three seasons on the basketball staff at the University of Colorado.

Playing Experience Northwestern University 2000-2002

Long was one of three assistant coaches at Colorado under Jeff Bzdelik, responsible for recruiting, player development and game preparation. Prior to becoming an assistant coach, Long was CU’s coordinator of men’s basketball operations and video coordinator. During his time in Boulder, the Buffaloes improved from seven wins during the 2006-07 campaign to 15 in 2009-10.

Coaching Experience Air Force, Assistant Coach 2010-present Colorado, Coordinator of BB Operations 2007-09 Southwestern Univ. (TX), Assistant Coach 2006-07

The 31-year old native of Houston, Texas graduated from Northwestern University in 2004 with a bachelor of arts degree in communication and earned two letters with the Wildcats’ basketball team under head coach Bill Carmody. Long returned home shortly after graduation to serve as the director of operations for the Houston Swoosh AAU organization. He also coached a variety of youth basketball teams and instructed clinics across the state of Texas.

Personal Wife: Melissa Children: Alice and Christie

Prior to joining the CU staff, Long was the assistant coach at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas from 2006-07. As the sole assistant, he was in charge of numerous duties including recruiting, on-court workouts, game preparation and video editing. Long and his wife, the former Melissa Schau, have three daughters, Alice (4), Christie (3) and Emery (1).

ASSISTANT COACH TYRON WRIGHT 12th Communications Squadron. Upon the completion of his ACE tour in 2003, he joined the 509th Communications Squadron at Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri as the Support Flight commander.

Tyron Wright enters his sixth season on the Falcon coaching staff after rejoining the program prior to the 2012-13 season. Wright was an assistant coach for Air Force from 2006-09 and a graduate assistant coach for the Falcons during the 2000-01 campaign. Prior to rejoining the program last season, Wright worked in the registrar’s office at the Academy and served as an assistant coach for the USAFA Prep School men’s basketball team from 2009-12. Wright, who earned his bachelor’s degree in human factors engineering in 2000 from the Academy, enjoyed a stellar basketball career with the Falcons. After spending his first two years with the junior varsity, he became a two-year starter for the varsity. He burst on the scene in 1999 as a junior to lead Air Force in scoring with an 18.2 average. His scoring average still ranks as the third-best in school history for a first-year player. Wright ended that season as a second-team all-conference selection and was twice named conference player of the week. He earned his first player of the week honor after scoring a career-high 36 points and grabbing 11 rebounds vs. SMU. Wright shattered the school record for most points by a reserve with 31 in a win over Denver.

In Nov. 2004, he became the network systems flight commander, then was hired as the executive officer to the commander of the 509th Maintenance Group in June of 2005. While assigned to the maintenance group, Wright was deployed to Ali Al Salem Air Base, Kuwait, where he served as the executive officer to the 386th Maintenance Group commander. In 2003, ‘04 and ‘06, Wright was selected to represent the Air Force in the Armed Forces Basketball Tournament and was named all-tournament all three years. As a result of his performance in 2003, he was also chosen to represent the United States Military in international competition at the Military World Games held in Cantania, Italy. Most recently, Wright was selected to coach the All-Air Force Team at the Armed Forces Tournament in April 2011. The team went undefeated and won the gold medal, which qualified Wright to coach the Armed Forces Team in international competition at the CISM World Games held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in July 2011. The team tied for the best record at the tournament, and was one of five U.S. teams to medal with a thirdplace finish. Wright and his wife Hassain are the proud parents of daughters, Jada (8) and Anaya (4).

An all-around player, Wright finished second on the team in scoring, rebounding and assists as a senior, averaging 13.8 points, 4.5 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game. Following the 2000-01 season, Wright was assigned to Randolph Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, where he served as an ACE lieutenant for the

THE WRIGHT FILE Years at Air Force Sixth as Assistant Coach

Hometown West Columbia, S.C.

Education U.S. Air Force Academy USAFA, Colo. B.S., Human Factors Engineering, 2000

Playing Experience U.S. Air Force Academy Two-year letterwinner Second-team all-conference, 1999 Two-time conference player of the week

Coaching Experience Air Force, Assistant Coach 2000-01 2006-09 2012-present Air Force Prep School, Assistant Coach 2009-12

Personal Wife: Hassain Children: Jada, Anaya

ASSISTANT COACH CAPT. NICK WELCH

Capt. Nick Welch joins the Falcon coaching staff in 2013-14. Previously, Welch spent four years at Barksdale AFB in Louisiana as an aircraft maintenance officer and two at Los Angeles Air Force Base as an acquisition program manager since his graduation from the Academy. Welch, who earned his bachelor’s degree in economics in 2007, enjoyed a stellar basketball career with the Falcons. A four-year letterwinner, he is No. 14 on AFA’s career scoring list with 1,109 points and 10th on the school’s assist list with 255. Welch, who is tied for ninth with 116 career games played, started the last 93 games he played in as a Falcon. He took the Mountain West Conference by storm as a sophomore in 2003-04 when he was named co-player of the year and an honorable mention AllAmerican by The Associated Press. He led Air Force to the regular-season conference championship and first appearance in the NCAA Tournament since 1962. Welch paced the team in scoring (11.4 ppg), rebounding (4.0 rpg), steals (40) and finished second with 80 assists while shooting 54.2 percent (117-216) from the field.

Welch averaged 12 points and 3.6 rebounds per game as a junior in 200405, earning second-team all-conference honors and leading the Falcons to an 18-12 record. An ankle injury sidelined him for the entire ’05-06 campaign, but he was granted a medical turnback by the Academy and helped the Falcons to a school-record 26 wins, a national ranking of No. 11 and a trip to New York City for the NIT semifinals as a senior in ’06-07. He scored a career-high 20 points three different times in his career and pulled down a career-best 10 rebounds, in addition to scoring 17 points, for the only double-double of his career in a 94-58 victory over Wake Forest during his senior campaign. Welch, who helped Air Force capture 78 victories during his four years on the court, joined classmates Jacob Burtschi and Dan Nwaelele on the all-Air Force team that captured the gold medal at the 2008 Armed Forces Basketball Championships. He also won a gold medal and was named to the all-tournament team at the 2012 Armed Forces Championships and captured a silver medal for the USA all-Armed Forces team at the 2012 SHAPE International Basketball Championships in SHAPE, Belgium. Welch, 30, and his wife Annie, a former volleyball player at the University of Wyoming, are the proud parents of three sons, Nick, Jr. (4), J.J. (2) and Luke (1).

THE WELCH FILE Years at Air Force First as Assistant Coach

Hometown Fort Worth, TX

Education U.S. Air Force Academy USAFA, Colo. B.S., Management, 2007

Playing Experience U.S. Air Force Academy Four-year letterwinner MWC co-player of the year, 2004 Honorable mention All-American, 2004 First-team All-MWC, 2004 Second-team All-MWC, 2005 No. 14 on AFA’s career scoring list (1,109) No. 10 on AFA’s career assist list (255) All-Air Force Team, 2008 & 2012

Coaching Experience Air Force, Assistant Coach 2013-

Personal Wife: Annie Children: Nick, Jr., J.J., Luke

In his 14 league games that season, Welch averaged 13.6 points and 3.9 rebounds and shot 55.7 percent from the field en route to becoming Air Force first and only conference player of the year. He scored in double figures in all 14 games and led the Falcons to a 12-2 record in Mountain West play before falling to North Carolina, 63-52, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at the Pepsi Center in Denver.

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS NATE ZANDT Nate Zandt spent five seasons as the video coordinator for the Air Force men’s basketball team and was named the program’s director of basketball operations prior to the 2012-13 campaign. Zandt came to the Academy from California University (Pa.), where he served as a graduate assistant coach for the men’s basketball team in 2006-07. Prior to his stint at California Univ., Zandt was the head team manager for the University of Michigan men’s basketball team from 2001-2006. Originally from Constantine, Mich., he earned his bachelor’s degree in general studies from Michigan in 2006 and his master’s degree in sports management from California University in 2010. Zandt gained coaching experience by working basketball camps at Michigan, Notre Dame and Bowling Green. He and his wife, Rebecca, are the proud parents of a son, Kaden (6), and a daughter, Elliott (4).

AFA HEAD COACHES

BASKETBALL OFFICE

Name ..........................................................................Sport Mike Kazlausky .................................................... Baseball

Dave Pilipovich, Head Coach Phone: 719-333-3519 Email: dave.pilipovich.ctr@usafa.edu

Dave Pilipovich .....................................Men’s Basketball Andrea Williams.............................Women’s Basketball

Steve Snell, Associate Head Coach Phone: 719-333-9091 Email: steven.snell.ctr@usafa.edu

Eddie Weichers ...................................................... Boxing Juli Benson.................................... M&W Cross Country Stan Curnow .............................................. M&W Diving

Silvey Dominguez, Assistant Coach Phone: 719-333-9076 Email: silvey.dominguez.ctr@usafa.edu

Abdel Salem.......................................................... Fencing Troy Calhoun ....................................................... Football George Koury ..................................................Men’s Golf

Drew Long, Assistant Coach Phone: 719-333-9099 Email: andrew.long.ctr@usafa.edu

Kip Simons ......................................... Men’s Gymnastics

Tyron Wright, Assistant Coach Phone: 719-333-3039 Email: tyron.eright.ctr@usafa.edu

Eric Seremet ........................................................ Lacrosse

Capt. Nick Welch, Assistant Coach Phone: 719-333-3520 Email: nicholas.welch@usafa.edu

Larry Friend .......................................... Women’s Soccer

Doug Day ......................................Women’s Gymnastics Frank Serratore ...............................................Ice Hockey Launi Meili ................................................................. Rifle Doug Hill ..................................................... Men’s Soccer Rob Clayton..........................................Men’s Swimming Casey Converse ............................. Women’s Swimming Lt. Col. Dan Oosterhous............................Men’s Tennis

Nate Zandt, Director of Basketball Ops Phone: 719-333-0688 Emial: nathan.zandt@usafa.edu

Kim Gidley ........................................... Women’s Tennis Ralph Lindeman ............................M&W Track & Field Matt McShane ...................................................Volleyball

Brigitte Lee, Office Manager Phone: 719-333-3039 Emial: brigitte.lee@usafa.edu

Jeff Heidmous ................................................ Water Polo Joel Sharratt ....................................................... Wrestling

SUPPORT STAFF COL. JOHN ANDREW

ERNIE SEDELMYER

OFFICER REPRESENTATIVE

ATHLETIC TRAINER

Col. John Andrew is in his ninth season as an officer representative for the men’s basketball team. Andrew is currently permanent professor and head of the department of mathematical sciences and he chairs the five-department basic sciences division at USAFA. He also served as vice dean (vice provost) of the faculty from 2008-10. Andrew entered the U.S. Air Force in 1976 as a distinguished graduate of USAFA. He was also named the outstanding graduate in operations research. He has held a variety of scientific analysis jobs during his career, as well as serving as a research fellow at the RAND Corporation and a member of the staff group of the Secretary of the Air Force. He holds a Ph.D. from Harvard University, and is a graduate of the Air War College. He also served as the chief of the assessment division for the Multi-National Force-Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom. In 1996, he was awarded the Koopman Prize for the outstanding publication in military operations research. Andrew is married to the former Sandra (Sandi) Dale Mosher of Berlin, Conn.

Ernie Sedelmyer is in his sixth season as the athletic trainer for the men’s basketball program. Sedelmyer came to the Academy in 1997 after spending three years at the Foundation Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation in Madisonville, Ky. When he first joined the Academy, Sedelmyer was the trainer for the women’s soccer team. He then began working with the lacrosse program in 1998 and football program in 1999. He is a member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Trainers Association and the Colorado Athletic Trainers Association. Sedelmyer received a bachelor’s of science degree in 1992 from Penn State, then a master’s of science degree in athletic training from West Virginia in 1994. During his time at WVU, he was a certified athletic trainer for Morgantown Physical Therapy Associates and coordinated all sports medicine activities for Albert Gallatin High School. Sedelmyer and his wife, Beth, have two children, Alex (10) and Anneka (8).

BUCK BLACKWOOD

STRENGTH COACH

LT. COL. SCOTT CALLIHAN OFFICER REPRESENTATIVE

Lt. Col. Scott Callihan is in his first season as an officer representative for the men’s basketball program. Callihan is currently the deputy for academics in the department of mathematical sciences. He was a distinguished graduate from USAFA in 1993, earned a master’s in business administration from Georgia College, and a Ph.D. in applied math from the Air Force Institute of Technology. Callihan is a command pilot with over 3,000 hours in the T-6, T-37, T-38, T-53, and KC-135 aircraft. Callihan, and his wife, Kristy, have two children, Cole and Carras.

Brigitte Lee Office Manager

Connor Kruggel Asst A.D. Tickets

Buck Blackwood is the strength and conditioning director at the Academy and the strength coach for the men’s basketball team. Blackwood began his coaching career at the Air Force Academy in 2003 when he was hired as an assistant strength and conditioning coach. Prior to being hired full-time Buck was a volunteer coach for two years at AFA, and spent two years as the graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach at Montana State University. Blackwood received his bachelor’s degree from Willamette University in 1997 and his master’s degree in exercise science from Montana State University in 1999. He is NSCA (National Strength and Conditioning Association) certified, as a strength and conditioning specialist. He is also certified by USA Weightlifting as a level one club coach. Buck was a member of the 1999 Montana State team that won the National Collegiate weightlifting title. He also lifted a top-ten total at the 2002 Senior Nationals. Originally from Bozeman, Mont., Blackwood and his wife, Lyndsay, have one son, Ridge and one daughter, Reese.

Tim Neuman Event Manager

Diane Gardner Team Travel

Linda Huggler Asst A.D. Compliance

Col. Mark Wells NCAA Faculty Rep.

2013-14 ROSTER No. 0

Name Marek Olesinski

Pos. F

Ht. 6-9

Wt. 220

Yr. Jr.

Hometown (Previous School) Roswell, NM (USAFA Prep School)

Treâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Coggins

6-2

185

So.

San Juan Capistrano, CA (USAFA Prep School)

Justin Hammonds

6-6

193

Jr.

Houston, TX (Richland HS)

Kamryn Williams

6-4

193

Jr.

Colorado Springs, CO (USAFA Prep School)

Zach Kocur

6-3

190

Fr.

Denver, CO (USAFA Prep School)

Nick Jorgensen

6-6

200

Fr.

Minnetonka, MN (USAFA Prep School)

Joe Tuss

6-8

195

Fr.

Las Vegas, NV (USAFA Prep School)

Scott Adler

6-4

185

Jr.

Las Cruces, NM (USAFA Prep School)

DeLovell Earls

6-6

235

Jr.

Colorado Springs, CO (USAFA Prep School)

Max Yon

6-4

198

Jr.

San Antonio, TX (Reagan HS)

Kyle Broekhuis

6-6

195

Fr.

Colorado Springs, CO (USAFA Prep School)

Callum Long

6-5

195

Fr.

Flagstaff, AZ (USAFA Prep School)

Hayden Graham

6-6

190

Fr.

Austin, TX (USAFA Prep School)

Zach Moer

6-11

218

So.

Flower Mound, TX (USAFA Prep School)

Ethan Michael

6-8

232

Jr.

Toledo, OH (USAFA Prep School)

Chase Kammerer

6-7

245

Sr.

Montgomery, TX (St. Thomas HS)

Darrius Parker

6-7

215

Fr.

Allen, TX (USAFA Prep School)

Head Coach:

Dave Pilipovich (Thiel College, 1986)

Associate Head Coach:

Steve Snell (Radford Univ., 1988)

Assistant Coaches:

Silvey Dominguez (New Mexico, 1977) Drew Long (Northwestern, 2004) Tyron Wright (Air Force, 2000) Capt. Nick Welch (Air Force, 2007)

Director of Basketball Ops:

Nate Zandt (Michigan, 2006)

Team Trainer:

Ernie Sedelmyer

Officer Representatives:

Col. John Andrew Lt. Col. Scott Callihan

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Broekhuis....................................................................................................................................................................... BROOK-hise DeLovell ........................................................................................................................................................................ DAY-luh-vell Kamryn .................................................................................................................................................................................KAM-rin Kocur.................................................................................................................................................................................... COKE-ur Marek Olesinski..............................................................................................................................MAHR-ek Oh-luh-SHIN-skee Moer .......................................................................................................................................................................................... MORE Pilipovich............................................................................................................................................................... Pill-ih-POE-vitch Yon ........................................................................................................................................................................................... YAWN

MEET THE FALCONS

#44 CHASE KAMMERER Class | Senior Position | Forward Height | 6-7 Weight | 245 Hometown | Montgomery, TX Previous School | St. Thomas HS Major | Management 2012-13 (Junior) Appeared in 14 games off the bench … averaged 0.8 points and 0.4 rebounds per game … earned Rob Marr Sportsmanship Award … season-high five points vs. Regis … tied season-highs with one assist and five minutes played at Weber State in CollegeInsider. com second round.

2011-12 (Sophomore) Appeared in 16 games off the bench … career-highs of 10 points and 10 minutes vs. Johnson & Wales … made first career-threepointer vs. the Wildcats … scored first career points with two FTs against Wright State … recorded first career assist against Wright State … averaged 1.4 points per game … career-high two rebounds vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff and New Mexico … first career steal vs. New Mexico at MW Championships.

2010-11 (Freshman) Played first and only career game vs. Florida A&M ... had one rebound and one assist in eight minutes vs. the Rattlers.

Before Air Force Four-year letterwinner in high school ... played two years at Montgomery High School and two at St. Thomas ... also lettered two years in track ... TAPPS all-state selection as a junior and senior in basketball ... first-team all-district selection as a sophomore ... led St. Thomas to a district championship and was a second-team all-state pick as a junior ... averaged 13 points and 11 rebounds that season ... led team to 25-13 regular season record as a senior and spot in the TAPS 5A playoffs ... McDonald’s All-America nominee ... made it to the state meet for high jump as a junior ... high school basketball coach was Danny Evans.

Personal Parents are Scott and Kim Kammerer ... has one sister ... given name is William ... completed the powered flight program this past summer ... also worked Basic Cadet Training … active in his squadron as an assistant director of operations … member of dean’s list the last two semesters and commandant’s list first semester last year … hobbies include fishing, hanging out with friends and paintball ... favorite food is country home cooking ... favorite movie is Forrest Gump ... favorite book is The Bible ... reality show he would choose to be on is The Apprentice … person in history he would most like to meet is Jesus … greatest moment in sports is playing pick-up basketball games with his friends ... credits his father with the biggest influence on his sports career ... started playing basketball at age 12 … favorite basketball team is the Houston Rockets … favorite player is Chandler Parsons … member of cadet squadron 22.

Career Highs Points 10 vs. Johnson & Wales....... 1-3-12 Rebounds 2* vs. New Mexico ............... 3-8-12 Assists 1* at Weber State................ 3-23-13 Steals 1 vs. New Mexico ................. 3-8-12 Blocked Shots 1* vs. New Mexico ............. 1-31-12 FG Made 4 vs. Johnson & Wales......... 1-3-12 FG Attempted 5 vs. Johnson & Wales......... 1-3-12 3-Ptrs Made 1 vs. Johnson & Wales......... 1-3-12 3-Ptrs Attempted 1* at Colorado State ........... 1-16-13 FT Made 2* vs. Western State ......... 11-15-12 FT Attempted 4* vs. Western State ......... 11-15-12 Minutes 10 vs. Johnson & Wales....... 1-3-12 * Done more than once, most recent

KAMMERERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CAREER STATISTICS Yr. 2010-11

GP-GS 1-0

Min-Avg 8-8.0

FG-A 0-1

Pct .000

3F-A 0-0

Pct .000

FT-A 0-1

Pct .000

-- Rebounds-Off-Def Tot Avg 1-0 1 1.0

PF-FO 3-0

A 1

TO 1

B 0

St 0

Pts 0

Avg 0.0

2011-12

16-0

64-4.0

7-14

.500

1-3

.333

8-14

.571

1-5

0.4

9-0

1.4

2012-13

14-0

49-3.5

4-10

.400

0-2

.000

3-6

.500

2-4

0.4

10-0

0.8

TOTAL

31-0

121-3.9

11-25

.440

1-5

.200

11-21

.524

4-9

0.4

22-0

1.1

MEET THE FALCONS

#21 DELOVELL EARLS Class | Junior Position | Forward Height | 6-6 Weight | 235 Hometown | Colorado Springs, CO Previous School | USAFA Prep School Major | Management 2012-13 (Sophomore) Appeared in all 32 games, started 22 … averaged 3.9 points and 3.1 rebounds per game … first career start at UC Riverside … career-high 12 points vs. UNLV and Wyoming … shot 5-of-7 from the field vs. UNLV … 10 points at UNLV and Wyoming … career-high nine rebounds at Nevada … career-high two 3-pointers in each game against UNLV … career-high 24 minutes at Wyoming … career-high five assists at Hawai’i … career-high three steals vs. Wichita State.

2011-12 (Freshman) Appeared in 21 games off the bench … averaged 1.6 points and 1.1 rebounds per game … shot 53.8 percent (14-26) from the field … season-highs of seven points and five rebounds vs. Johnson & Wales … six points and four rebounds in season-best 22 minutes at Gonzaga … scored five points against VMI … made his first career three-pointer and had two assists vs. VMI … also had two assists against Chicago State.

Before Air Force Averaged 11 points and 4.6 rebounds per game in 30 contests for the USAFA Prep School ... shot 52 percent (118-228) from the field and 34 percent (24-70) from three-point range ... averaged 21 points, 11 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game as a senior ... led team to the 2A state championship as a junior and was named Colorado’s 2A Mr. Basketball ... played in The Show 2011, Colorado’s annual all-star game, as a senior ... nominated for McDonald’s All-American game ... high school basketball coach was Dave Cortez.

Personal Parents are Christopher Earls and Sherry McMillan ... has two sisters ... completed worked Basic Cadet Training this past summer … also took an aeronautical engineering class … active in his squadron as a MWR (Morale, Welfare and Recreation) NCO (non-commissioned officer) … favorite food is bacon ... reality show he would choose to be on is Real World … favorite movie is Django Unchained … listens to Kanye West before games ... person in history he would most like to meet is Muhammad Ali ... greatest moment in sports was winning the state championship in high school ... credits his father with the biggest influence on his sports career ... started playing basketball at age 10 … favorite professional basketball player is Steve Nash … member of cadet squadron 40.

Career Highs Points 12* vs. Wyoming ................ 2-26-13 Rebounds 9 at Nevada ........................... 2-9-13 Assists 5 at Hawai’i ......................... 3-20-13 Steals 3 vs. Wichita State .............. 12-2-12 Blocked Shots 1* at UNLV ......................... 3-13-13 FG Made 5* vs. Wyoming .................. 2-26-13 FG Attempted 8 vs. Wyoming .................... 2-26-13 3-Ptrs Made 2* vs. UNLV ........................ 2-13-13 3-Ptrs Attempted 3 at Wyoming ..................... 1-26-13 FT Made 4 vs. Wichita State .............. 12-2-12 FT Attempted 6 vs. Wichita State .............. 12-2-12 Minutes 24 at Wyoming ................... 1-26-13 * Done more than once, most recent

EARLS’ CAREER STATISTICS Yr. 2011-12

GP-GS 21-0

Min-Avg 140-6.7

FG-A 14-26

Pct .538

3F-A 2-5

Pct .400

FT-A 3-14

Pct .214

-- Rebounds-Off-Def Tot Avg 12-12 24 1.1

PF-FO 13-0

A 10

TO 9

B 3

St 3

Pts 33

Avg 1.6

2012-13

32-22

453-14.2

48-116 .414

10-26

.385

20-38

.526

36-62

3.1

53-0

126

3.9

TOTAL

53-22

593-11.2

62-142 .437

12-31

.387

23-52

.442

48-74

122

2.3

66-0

159

3.0

MEET THE FALCONS

#3 JUSTIN HAMMONDS Class | Junior Position | Forward Height | 6-6 Weight | 193 Hometown | Houston, TX Previous School | Richland HS Major | Economics 2012-13 (Sophomore) Appeared in 22 games off the bench ... academically ineligible for first nine games ... averaged 2.8 points and 1.5 rebounds per game ... shot 54.5 percent (18-33) from the field ... season-high 12 points and five rebounds in season finale at Weber State ... nine points and four rebounds at Richmond ... career-high five free throws made at Richmond ... also scored nine points and career-high four assists vs. New Orleans ... four points and season-high two steals vs. Nevada.

2011-12 (Freshman) Appeared in 24 games, started three ... averaged 4.5 points and 1.9 rebounds per game ... shot a team-best 60 percent (45-75) from the field and 50 percent (7-14) from three-point range ... started first game of his career at UNLV and had career-high two blocks against the Rebels ... career-high 17 points on 8-of-9 shooting vs. TCU ... also tied career highs of six boards and three assists vs. the Horned Frogs ... 10 points, six boards and three steals vs. Johnson & Wales ... also scored 10 points vs. Wyoming ... played careerhigh 28 minutes at New Mexico ... scored first career points against Western State ... seven points vs. Wright State ... shot 3-for-4 from the field against the Raiders ... first assist and steal vs. Eastern Michigan ... eight points on 4-of-4 shooting from the field vs. New Mexico ... led team in field-goal percentage at 60 percent (45-75).

Before Air Force Three-year letterwinner at Richland High School ... averaged 15.6 points, 14.2 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game as a senior ... also shot 51 percent from the field ... first-team all-district selection ... led team to a 28-6 record his senior campaign ... two-time team captain ... participated in the Faith 7 Game, pitting all-stars from Texas against Oklahoma ... nominated for McDonaldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s AllAmerican game ... member of National Honor Society ... high school basketball coach was Richard Bacon.

Personal Parents are John and Lisa Hammonds ... has one brother ... nickname is J-Hamm ... completed the Expeditionary Skills and Evasion Training (ESET) this past summer ... also took a couple of academic classes ... active in his squadron as an accountability clerk ... favorite food is chicken ... reality show he would choose to be on is MTVâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cribs ... favorite book is The Jordan Story ... favorite movie is Space Jam ... greatest moment in sports was playing Division I basketball last season ... credits his father with the biggest influence on his sports career ... favorite basketball team is the Miami Heat ... favorite player is Dwayne Wade ... member of cadet squadron 15.

Career Highs Points 17 vs. TCU .......................... 2-22-12 Rebounds 6* vs. TCU ........................... 2-22-12 Assists 4 vs. New Orleans .............. 1-23-13 Steals 3 vs. Johnson & Wales......... 1-3-12 Blocked Shots 2 at UNLV ........................... 2-25-12 FG Made 8 vs. TCU............................. 2-22-12 FG Attempted 10 at New Mexico .............. 2-29-12 3-Ptrs Made 1* vs. San Diego State .......... 2-2-13 3-Ptrs Attempted 2* vs. Wyoming .................. 1-18-12 FT Made 5 at Richmond ...................... 1-2-13 FT Attempted 8 vs. Wyoming .................... 1-18-12 Minutes 28 at New Mexico .............. 2-29-12 * Done more than once, most recent

HAMMONDSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CAREER STATISTICS Yr. 2011-12

GP-GS 24-3

Min-Avg 334-13.9

FG-A 45-75

Pct .600

3F-A 7-14

Pct .500

FT-A 11-31

Pct .355

-- Rebounds-Off-Def Tot Avg 7-39 46 1.9

PF-FO 46-1

A 12

TO 19

B 5

St 12

Pts Avg 108 4.5

2012-13

22-0

183-8.3

18-33

.545

1-4

.250

24-36

.667

4-29

1.5

26-0

2.8

TOTAL

46-3

517-11.2

63-108 .583

8-18

.444

35-67

.522

11-68

1.7

72-1

169

3.7

MEET THE FALCONS

#0 MAREK OLESINSKI Class | Junior Position | Forward Height | 6-9 Weight | 220 Hometown | Roswell, NM Previous School | USAFA Prep School Major | Management 2012-13 (Sophomore) Appeared in 31 games off the bench … averaged 3.5 points and 1.6 rebounds per game … career-high 15 points in 89-88 upset over 12th-ranked New Mexico … 5-for-5 from the field and 4-for-4 from 3-point range against the Lobos … 13 points (5-7 from field, 3-5 from 3-pt range) at UNLV in MW quarters … shot 49 percent (25-51) from 3-point range, second best single-season pct. in school history with at least 50 attempts … career-high 32 minutes and two steals at UNLV in MW quarterfinals … tied career high with six rebounds vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff … five rebounds and first career steal at Richmond … tied career highs of two assists and one steal vs. Colorado State … 11-for-17 from 3-point range in his last five games.

2011-12 (Freshman) Appeared in 10 games off the bench … averaged 1.8 points and 1.5 rebounds per game … season-high six points and six rebounds at New Mexico … season-best two 3-pointers made against the Lobos … season-high 13 minutes in first career game vs. Army … made first career three-pointer and scored first points against Western State … also made a three-pointer in 11 minutes vs. Johnson & Wales … three-pointer and first career assist vs. New Mexico … first career block against Colorado State.

Before Air Force Averaged 10.4 points and 3.5 rebounds per game in 30 contests for the USAFA Prep School ... shot 46 percent (99-214) from the field and 40 percent (72-178) from three-point range ... also shot 81 percent (38-47) from the free-throw line ... had 34 assists and 28 steals ... two-year letterwinner in basketball at Roswell HS ... led team to back-to-back Class 4A state championships ...twotime first-team all-district and second-team all-state pick ... named to the all-state tournament team ... member of National Honor Society ... high school basketball coach was Britt Cooper.

Personal Parents are Jan and Maria Olesinski ... has one sister and one brother ... his mother was a member of the Polish National Basketball Team (1982-90) and his father was a member of the Polish National Pentathlon Team (1976-87) ... his sister, Anna, is a sophomore on the track team at the Academy … completed Operation Air Force at Offutt AFB, Omaha, Neb., this past summer … also worked Basic Cadet Training and took an aeronautical engineering class … active in his squadron as an athletic NCO (non-commissioned officer … hobbies include watching movies and listening to music ... favorite food is his mom’s crepes ... reality show he would choose to be on is Duck Dynasty ... favorite book is Relentless ... person in history he would most like to meet is John Wooden ... greatest moment in sports was signing with a Division I school ... credits his parents with the biggest influence on his sports career ...started playing basketball at age 6 … favorite professional basketball player is Michael Jordan … member of cadet squadron 2.

Career Highs Points 15 vs. New Mexico ............... 3-9-13 Rebounds 6* vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff......... 12-8-12 Assists 2* vs. Colorado State ......... 2-16-13 Steals 2 at UNLV ........................... 3-13-13 Blocked Shots 1* at Colorado .................. 11-25-12 FG Made 5* at UNLV ......................... 3-13-13 FG Attempted 8 vs. Western State ........... 11-15-12 3-Ptrs Made 4 vs. New Mexico ................. 3-9-13 3-Ptrs Attempted 5 at UNLV ........................... 3-13-13 FT Made 1* vs. New Mexico ............... 3-9-13 FT Attempted 2* vs. New Mexico ............... 3-9-13 Minutes 32 at UNLV ......................... 3-13-13 * Done more than once, most recent

OLESINSKIâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CAREER STATISTICS Yr. 2011-12

GP-GS 10-0

Min-Avg 64-6.4

FG-A 6-23

Pct .261

3F-A 6-20

Pct .300

FT-A 0-2

Pct .000

-- Rebounds-Off-Def Tot Avg 6-9 15 1.5

PF-FO 6-0

A 1

TO 3

B 1

St 0

Pts 18

Avg 1.8

2012-13

31-0

338-10.9

40-84

.476

25-51

.490

2-4

.500

19-32

1.6

53-1

107

3.5

TOTAL

41-0

402-9.8

46-107 .430

31-71

.437

2-6

.333

25-41

1.6

59-1

125

3.0

MEET THE FALCONS

#4 KAMRYN WILLIAMS Class | Junior Position | Forward Height | 6-4 Weight | 193 Hometown | Colorado Springs, CO Previous School | USAFA Prep School Major | Management 2012-13 (Sophomore) Appeared in 30 games off the bench … averaged 3.3 points and 2.4 rebounds per game … career-high 25 points and tied careerhigh with 10 rebounds vs. Wyoming … second career double-double … 10 boards tied the most by an Air Force player during the season … season-high 27 minutes vs. the Cowboys … season-high three assists vs. Colorado State and Wyoming … 4-of-4 from the line, including two with 19 seconds left in win over 22nd-ranked San Diego State … seven points and six rebounds in 25 minutes at Boise State … had one block vs. Army.

2011-12 (Freshman) Appeared in all 29 games, started 14 as a freshman … first career start vs. Johnson & Wales … first career double-double vs. TexasPan American with 11 points and career-best 10 rebounds … seven offensive boards vs. UTPA, most by a Falcon since Jacob Burtschi had seven vs. IPFW on Dec. 31, 2005 … averaged 4.1 points and 2.6 rebounds per game … second on the team with 21 blocked shots … fourth on the team with 42 assists … season-high 13 points vs. UNLV … tied career-high with three blocks in career-best 39 minutes vs. UNLV … also had eight rebounds and was 3-of-4 from 3-point range vs. the Rebels … led team with 10 points vs. Western State … scored eight points on 3-for-3 shooting against VMI … blocked career-high three shots vs. Johnson & Wales … finished No. 8 in the Mountain West with 0.75 blocks per game … career-high five assists at TCU … career-high three steals vs. Chicago State.

Before Air Force Averaged 9.6 points and a team-high 5.3 rebounds per game in 30 contests for the USAFA Prep School ... shot 51 percent (111-218) from the field and led the team with 73 steals ... finished second with 75 assists ... three-year letterwinner in basketball at Sierra ... also lettered two years in football ... led team to back-to-back state championships in basketball ... scored game-high 18 points in title game as a junior ... named Class 4A player of the year by The Denver Post following his senior campaign ... averaged 13.7 points, 6.2 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game as a senior ... played in The Show 2011, Colorado’s annual all-star game ... named state tournament MVP as a junior ... nominated for McDonald’s All-American game ... high school basketball coaches were Otis Johnson and Wendell Baker.

Personal Parents are Sam and Tawni Williams ... has two brothers ... nickname is Kam ... member of athletic list all four semesters … completed the powered flight program this past summer … also took a leadership course and an astronautical engineering class … active in his squadron as an A flight NCO )non-commissioned officer) … hobbies include watching movies and listening to music … reality show he would choose to be on is Wipeout ... person in history he would most like to meet is William Shakespeare ... greatest moment in sports was committing to the USAFA ... credits his family with the biggest influence on his sports career ... started playing basketball at age 7 … favorite professional basketball team is the Denver Nuggets … favorite player is Carmelo Anthony … member of cadet squadron 16.

Career Highs Points 25 vs. Wyoming.................. 2-26-13 Rebounds 10* vs. Wyoming ................ 2-26-13 Assists 5 at TCU .............................. 1-25-12 Steals 3 vs. Chicago State ............... 1-6-12 Blocked Shots 3* vs. UNLV ........................ 1-28-12 FG Made 9 vs. Wyoming .................... 2-26-13 FG Attempted 13 vs. Wyoming.................. 2-26-13 3-Ptrs Made 3 vs. UNLV ......................... 1-28-12 3-Ptrs Attempted 4* vs. New Mexico ............. 1-31-12 FT Made 5* vs. Wyoming .................. 2-26-13 FT Attempted 6 vs. Chicago State ............... 1-6-12 Minutes 39 vs. UNLV ....................... 1-28-12 * Done more than once, most recent

WILLIAMSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CAREER STATISTICS Yr. 2011-12

GP-GS 29-14

Min-Avg 434-15.0

FG-A Pct 40-102 .392

3F-A 15-40

Pct .375

FT-A 23-37

Pct .622

-- Rebounds-Off-Def Tot Avg 21-55 76 2.6

PF-FO 35-0

A 42

TO 30

B 21

St 16

Pts 118

Avg 4.1

2012-13

30-0

345-11.5

36-76

4-9

.444

24-34

.706

19-53

2.4

40-0

100

3.3

TOTAL

59-14

779-13.2

76-178 .427

19-49

.388

47-71

.662

40-108

148

2.5

75-0

218

3.7

.474

MEET THE FALCONS

#22 MAX YON Class | Junior Position | Guard Height | 6-4 Weight | 198 Hometown | San Antonio, TX Previous School | Reagan HS Major | Management 2012-13 (Sophomore) Appeared in 26 games off the bench … averaged 2.7 points and 1.1 rebounds per game … season-high 10 points vs. Citadel … also added career-high three assists vs. the Bulldogs … career-high two steals in season opener vs. Army … tied career high with 23 minutes vs. Citadel … seven points and career-high five rebounds vs. Nevada … nine points on 4-of-6 shooting against Montana State.

2011-12 (Freshman) Appeared in 22 games … averaged 2.7 points and 1.2 rebounds per game … career-high 11 points vs. New Mexico … 10 points and 6-of-7 from the line vs. San Diego State … nine points vs. Johnson & Wales … tied career high with three rebounds in career-best 23 minutes vs. Johnson and Wales … also had three rebounds vs. Chicago State and Boise State … scored six points and pulled down three rebounds vs. Western State … also added two assists and one steal in 13 minutes vs. Western State … made first career three-pointer vs. Wright State.

Before Air Force Four-year letterwinner at Reagan HS ... also lettered three years in swimming ... averaged 15 points, three rebounds and three assists per game as a senior ... led team to a 30-6 record as a senior ... three-time first-team all-district selection ... named MVP of the NISD Basketball Tournament during his senior season ... first freshman to start at Reagan HS ... two-time all-American in swimming ... high school basketball coach was John Hirst.

Personal Parents are Jac and Carlyn Yon ... has two sisters ... given name is Jac ... his sister, Lindsey, played volleyball at Texas A&M and New Mexico State … completed Operation Air Force at Kirkland AFB, N.M, this past summer … also worked the Expeditionary Skills and Evasion Training (ESET) … active in his squadron as an element leader … member of athletic list all four semesters and the commandant’s list last spring … hobbies include golf, movies and reading ... favorite food is lobster ... reality show he would choose to be on is Deal or No Deal ... favorite book is Wooden on Leadership … favorite movie is Memento ... person in history he would most like to meet is Magic Johnson in his prime ... greatest moment in sports was winning the district basketball championship then swimming at the state tournament the same evening ... credits his mother, Debra, who passed away from breast cancer in 2006, with the biggest influence on his sports career ... favorite professional basketball team is the San Antonio Spurs … favorite player is Derrick Rose … member of cadet squadron 35.

Career Highs Points 11 vs. New Mexico ............. 1-31-12 Rebounds 5 vs. Nevada .......................... 1-9-13 Assists 3 at Citadel ........................ 11-11-12 Steals 2 vs. Army ......................... 11-10-12 Blocked Shots 1* at Colorado State ........... 1-16-13 FG Made 4* vs. Montana State ........ 11-21-12 FG Attempted 10 vs. Johnson & Wales....... 1-3-12 3-Ptrs Made 3 vs. Johnson & Wales......... 1-3-12 3-Ptrs Attempted 9 vs. Johnson & Wales......... 1-3-12 FT Made 6 vs. San Diego State .......... 2-18-12 FT Attempted 7 vs. San Diego State .......... 2-18-12 Minutes 23* at Citadel .................... 11-11-12 * Done more than once, most recent

YONâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CAREER STATISTICS Yr. 2011-12

GP-GS 22-0

Min-Avg 230-10.5

FG-A 18-61

Pct .295

3F-A 9-40

Pct .225

FT-A 15-19

Pct .789

-- Rebounds-Off-Def Tot Avg 6-20 26 1.2

PF-FO 21-0

A 18

TO 15

B 2

St 4

Pts 60

Avg 2.7

2012-13

26-0

232-8.9

25-57

.439

7-21

.333

12-12

1.000

6-23

1.1

15-0

2.7

TOTAL

48-0

462-9.6

43-118 .364

16-61

.262

27-31

.871

12-43

1.1

36-0

129

2.7

MEET THE FALCONS

#42 ETHAN MICHAEL Class | Junior Position | Forward Height | 6-8 Weight | 232 Hometown | Toledo, OH Previous School | USAFA Prep School High School | Toledo Christian 2012-13 (Sophomore) Appeared in eight games off the bench … averaged 1.4 points and 1.1 rebounds per game … career-high four points at Richmond … three points and three rebounds in first career game vs. Western State … three points and career-high seven minutes vs. Jackson State … career-high three assists vs. Wichita State. 2011-12 (Sophomore) Missed entire season after re-tearing ACL in his right knee.

2010-11 (Freshman) Missed entire season after tearing ACL in his right knee during Basic Cadet Training.

Before Air Force Averaged 11.3 points and a team-high 6.2 rebounds per game in 30 contests for the USAFA Prep School ... one of only two players to play all 30 games ... second on the team by shooting 56.1 percent (133-237) from the field ... second on the team with 60 assists ... third with 32 steals ... three-year letterwinner at Toledo Christian High School ... also lettered one year in track ... three-time conference player of the year in basketball ... district player of the year and second-team all-state selection as a senior ... nominated for the McDonald’s All-America Team ... led team to the final eight of the state tournament as a senior ... played in the Nancy Rehm Border Wars Classic, pitting players from northeast Indiana vs. northwest Ohio ... made honor roll all four years ... high school basketball coach was Dave McWhinnie.

Career Highs Points 4 at Richmond ...................... 1-2-13 Rebounds 3 vs. Western State ........... 11-15-12 Assists 1* vs. Montana State ........ 11-21-12 Steals 1* vs. Jackson State ........... 11-28-12 Blocked Shots -FG Made 1* at Richmond .................... 1-2-13 FG Attempted 2 at Richmond ...................... 1-2-13 3-Ptrs Made -3-Ptrs Attempted -FT Made 2 at Richmond ...................... 1-2-13 FT Attempted 2 at Weber State ................. 3-23-13 Minutes 7 vs. Jackson State ............ 11-28-12 * Done more than once, most recent

MICHAELâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CAREER STATISTICS Yr.

GP-GS

2010-11

DNP

2011-12

DNP

2012-13

8-0

Min-Avg

FG-A

Pct

3F-A

Pct

FT-A

Pct

-- Rebounds-Off-Def Tot Avg

PF-FO

Pts

Avg

34-4.3

3-7

.429

0-0

.000

5-10

.500

3-6

7-0

1.4

1.1

MEET THE FALCONS

#1 TRE’ COGGINS Class | Sophomore Position | Guard Height | 6-2 Weight | 185 Hometown | San Juan Capistrano, CA Previous School | USAFA Prep School Major | Management 2012-13 (Freshman) Appeared in 31 games off the bench … averaged 2.4 points and 1.4 rebounds per game … career-highs of 13 points and seven rebounds vs. Regis … played career-high 22 minutes at Richmond … dished out career-best eight assists vs. New Orleans … scored nine points on 3-of-3 shooting from the field vs. the Privateers … eight points on 3-of-3 shooting from the field vs. Florida … career-high two 3-pointers vs. the Gators, UNO and at Nevada … career-high four steals at UC Riverside and vs. Boise State … led team with three rebounds at Colorado State.

Before Air Force Appeared in 30 games for the USAFA Prep School … averaged 11.9 points and 3.1 rebounds per contest … third on the team with 124 field goals and 53 three-pointers made ... shot 82 percent (55-67) from the free-throw line … led the squad with 47 steals and second with 71 assists … Three-year letterwinner in basketball at JSerra Catholic High School … twice named team MVP … firstteam all-conference and second-team all-CIF selection as a senior … high school basketball coach was Joedy Gardner.

Personal Parents are Sanford and Robin Coggins ... has two brothers ... his father played quarterback at the University of Texas ... his uncle, Richard Coggins, played Major League Baseball … completed the Expeditionary Skills and Evasion Training (ESET) this past summer … also took a chemistry class … active in his squadron as a training clerk … hobbies include golf and tennis … favorite food is steak … favorite book is Screwtape Letters … favorite movie is Inception … person in history he would most like to meet is Malcom X … greatest moment in sports was scoring 43 points in the CIF playoffs to help his team win in overtime ... credits his father with the greatest influence on his sports career ... started playing basketball at age 11 … favorite basketball team is the Los Angeles Lakers … favorite player is Kobe Bryant … member of cadet squadron 13.

Career Highs Points 13 vs. Regis ........................ 11-18-12 Rebounds 7 vs. Regis .......................... 11-18-12 Assists 8 vs. New Orleans .............. 1-23-13 Steals 4* vs. Boise State................. 1-19-13 Blocked Shots -FG Made 4 vs. Regis .......................... 11-18-12 FG Attempted 7 at UC Riverside ............. 12-22-12 3-Ptrs Made 2* at Nevada .......................... 2-9-13 3-Ptrs Attempted 3* vs. Boise State................. 1-19-13 FT Made 4 vs. Regis .......................... 11-18-12 FT Attempted 4* vs. Nevada ........................ 1-9-13 Minutes 22 at Richmond .................... 1-2-13 * Done more than once, most recent

COGGINSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CAREER STATISTICS Yr. 2012-13

GP-GS 31-0

Min-Avg 312-10.1

FG-A 24-64

Pct .375

3F-A 11-36

Pct .306

FT-A 14-19

Pct .737

-- Rebounds-Off-Def Tot Avg 5-39 44 1.4

PF-FO 34-1

A 34

TO 27

B 0

St 19

Pts 73

Avg 2.4

MEET THE FALCONS

#41 ZACH MOER Class | Sophomore Position | Center Height | 6-11 Weight | 218 Hometown | Flower Mound, TX Previous School | USAFA Prep School Major | Civil Engineering 2012-13 (Freshman) Appeared in six games … averaged 0.8 points and 0.3 rebounds per game … scored first career points with a 3-pointer vs. Regis … two points and first career block vs. Jackson State … also had one block at Colorado State.

Before Air Force Appeared in 30 games at the USAFA Prep School … averaged 4.5 points and 3.2 rebounds per game … shot 44 percent (60-137) from the field ... had 39 assists and nine steals … four-year letterwinner in basketball at Coram Deo Academy … also lettered in track … two-time team MVP … two-time second-team all-state and first-team all-district selection … graduated magna cum laude … high school basketball coach was Victor Lemley.

Personal Parents are Gary and Kimbra Moer ... has one brother and one sister … his brother, Benjamin, recently graduated from the Merchant Marine Academy … would like to attend pilot training following graduation … completed the Expeditionary Skills and Evasion Training (ESET) this past summer … also completed the soaring program … member of superintendent’s list first semester last year … hobbies include watching movies and shoe shopping … favorite food is chicken wings … favorite book is 7 Days in Utopia … reality show he would choose to be on is Survivor … person in history he would most like to meet is Martin Luther King, Jr. … greatest moment in sports was being a part of AFA’s 89-88 victory over 12th-ranked New Mexico last season ... credits his father with the biggest influence on his sports career … started playing basketball at age 8 … favorite basketball team is the Dallas Mavericks … favorite player is Dirk Nowitzki … member of cadet squadron 35.

Career Highs Points 3 vs. Regis .......................... 11-18-12 Rebounds 1* vs. Jackson State .......... 11-28-12 Assists -Steals -Blocked Shots 1* at Colorado State ........... 1-16-13 FG Made 1* vs. Jackson State .......... 11-28-12 FG Attempted 1* vs. New Orleans............. 1-23-13 3-Ptrs Made 1 vs. Regis .......................... 11-18-12 3-Ptrs Attempted 1 vs. Regis .......................... 11-18-12 FT Made -FT Attempted -Minutes 3* vs. New Orleans............. 1-23-13 * Done more than once, most recent

MOERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CAREER STATISTICS Yr. 2012-13

GP-GS 6-0

Min-Avg 11-1.8

FG-A 2-3

Pct .667

3F-A 1-1

Pct 1.000

FT-A 0-0

Pct .000

-- Rebounds-Off-Def Tot Avg 1-1 2 0.3

PF-FO 2-0

A 0

TO 0

B 2

St 0

Pts 5

Avg 0.8

MEET THE FALCONS #12 SCOTT ADLER

#25 KYLE BROEKHUIS

2012-13 (Sophomore) Did not appear in a varsity game.

2011-12 (Freshman) Did not appear in a varsity game.

Before Air Force Averaged 3.8 points and 1.4 rebounds per game in 30 contests for the USAFA Prep School ... shot 41 percent (18-44) from three-point range and 81 percent (26-32) from the free-throw line ... had 37 assists and 13 steals ... five-year letterwinner in basketball and four-year letterwinner in golf at Mesilla Valley Christian ... averaged 18 points, 8.5 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game as a senior ... scored 27 points to lead team to New Mexico Class 2A state championship as a senior ... named MVP of championship game ... also helped team to state championship as a freshman ... two-time honorable mention all-state ... first-team all-state as a senior ... nominated for McDonald’s AllAmerican game ... member of National Honor Society ... vice president of senior class ... high school basketball coach was his father, Terry.

Personal Parents are Terry and Kathy Adler ... has two brothers ... his father is a 1981 graduate of the Academy … completed Operation Air Force at Luke AFB, Az., this past summer … also worked Basic Cadet Training … active in his squadron as an element leader … member of the dean’s and athletic’s list last semester … favorite food is green chili ... reality show he would choose to be on is Big Break ... favorite movie is Space Jam ... greatest moment in sports was winning the New Mexico 2A state championship at The Pit as a senior with his father coaching the team ... credits his father with the biggest influence on his sports career … favorite professional basketball player is Stephen Curry … member of cadet squadron 21.

Before Air Force Appeared in 29 games for the USAFA Prep School … averaged 6.8 points and 3.5 rebounds per contest … finished second on the team in overall rebounding and led the squad with 27 offensive boards … fourth on the team with 19 steals ... three-year letterwinner in basketball at CSCS … also lettered one year in volleyball and soccer … led basketball team to a 24-1 record as a senior and a spot in the state quarterfinals … three-time allregion selection … first-team all-state as a senior in volleyball, led team to 2012 state title … helped soccer team to state title as a freshman … high school basketball coach was Mark Engesser.

Personal Parents are Mike and Lisa Broekhuis ... and one brother, Taylor, and one sister, Morgan ... his brother is a 2013 graduate of the Academy and a three-year starter on the basketball team … his sister is a senior and plays volleyball at the University of Nebraska ... hobby is playing sports with friends … favorite food is his mom’s homemade enchiladas … favorite books are The Hunger Games series … reality show he would choose to be on is The Bachelor … person in history he would most like to meet is Arthur Ashe … favorite sport other than basketball is volleyball … credits his father with the greatest influence on his sports career ... favorite professional basketball team is the Denver Nuggets … favorite player is Kevin Durant … member of cadet squadron 10.

MEET THE FALCONS #35

#10 NICK

HAYDEN GRAHAM

JORGENSEN

Before Air Force Appeared in 10 games for the USAFA Prep School … averaged 7.6 points and 2.3 rebounds per game … lettered three years in basketball at Anderson HS … won an Athlete of the Year Award as a senior … two-time first-team all-district … first-team allregion and academic all-state as a senior … led team to a 25-9 record and played in the Central Texas All Star Basketball Game as a senior … member of National Honor Society … high school basketball coach was Leal Anderson.

Before Air Force Appeared in all 30 games for the USAFA Prep School … averaged 7.4 points and 3.0 rebounds per game … shot 46 percent (74-159) from the field and 39 percent (28-71) from three-point range ... finished fourth on the team in rebounding and second with 67 assists … third on the team with 35 steals … three-year letterwinner at Hopkins HS … helped team win three straight 4A state championships and one semifinal appearance … member of National Honor Society … high school basketball coach was Ken Novak.

Personal Parents are William and Lisa Graham … has one brother … his father played strong safety for the Detroit Lions for six seasons … hobbies include fishing and spending time with family … interested in majoring in management … favorite food is Cajun food … favorite book is Hatchet … favorite movie is Space Jam … person in history he would most like to meet is Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. … greatest moment in sports was scoring 28 points and upsetting the district favorite in his first high school start … favorite sport other than basketball is football … credits his father with the biggest influence on his sports career … started playing basketball at age 9 … favorite professional basketball team is the Los Angeles Lakers … favorite players are Kobe Bryant and Kevin Durant … member of cadet squadron 19.

Personal Parents are Steve and Kimber Jorgensen … has one brother … hobbies include reading, fishing and golf … favorite food is Chipotle burritos … favorite book is Eragon … favorite movie is Glory Road … person in history he would most like to meet is Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. … greatest moment in sports was winning his third state championship in high school … reality show he would choose to be on is Survivor … favorite sport other than basketball is baseball … credits his high school coach, Ken Novak, with the biggest influence on his sports career … started playing basketball at age 5 … favorite professional basketball team is the Oklahoma City Thunder … favorite players are Kobe Bryant and Kevin Durant … member of cadet squadron 40.

MEET THE FALCONS #5 ZACH KOCUR

#30 CALLUM LONG

Before Air Force Appeared in all 30 games for the USAFA Prep School … led the team in scoring at 14 points per game and rebounding at 4.8 per contest … also led team with 79 assists and 42 steals … shot 58 percent from the field and 50.4 percent (65-129) from three-point range ... three-year letterwinner at Arapahoe HS … second-team all-state selection as a senior … led team to a 25-3 record his senior year … helped team to state finals and scored 23 points in the state title game … team advanced to state semis as a junior and quarterfinals as a freshman and sophomore … team captain … member of National Honor Society … high school basketball coach was Dan Snyder.

Before Air Force Appeared in 20 games at the USAFA Prep School … finished third on the team with a 10.4 scoring average … shot 56 percent (73-129) from the field and 53.2 percent (25-47) from threepoint range ... four-year letterwinner at Flagstaff HS … region MVP as a junior and two-time Arizona Daily Sun City Player of the Year … led team in points, rebounds, assists and steals as a junior … also led team in scoring as a senior … helped team to second round of state tournament as a sophomore and senior … high school basketball coach was James Kirk.

Personal Parents are Frank and Anne Kocur … has one brother and one sister … hobbies include golf and tennis … interested in majoring in management … favorite food is Buffalo Wild Wings … reality show he would choose to be on is The Amazing Race or The Bachelor … favorite book is The Bible … favorite movie is School of Rock … person in history he would most like to meet is Jesus … greatest moment in sports was playing in the state championship game as a senior in high school … favorite sport other than basketball is golf … credits his brother with the biggest influence on his sports career … started playing basketball at age 7 … favorite professional basketball team is the Denver Nuggets … favorite player is Kobe Bryant … member of cadet squadron 1.

Personal Parents are Owen and Robin Long … has one brother … hobbies include ping-pong and watching movies … interested in majoring in management … favorite food is teriyaki chicken and rice … favorite book is One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest … favorite movie is Inception … reality show he would choose to be on is The Bachelor … person in history he would most like to meet is Chris Farley … greatest moment in sports was his first dunk in a game … favorite sport other than basketball is football … credits his father with the biggest influence on his sports career … started playing basketball at age 9 … favorite professional basketball team is the Phoenix Suns … favorite player is Chase Budinger … member of cadet squadron 31.

MEET THE FALCONS #45

#11 JOE TUSS

Before Air Force Appeared in all 30 games at the USAFA Prep School … averaged 8.5 points and 3.3 rebounds per game … finished fourth on the team in scoring and third in rebounding … shot 56.6 percent (89-157) from the field ... had 49 assists and led the squad with 27 blocks … three-year letterwinner at Allen HS … averaged 10.1 points and 6.7 rebounds per game as a senior … second-team all-district selection as a senior … honorable mention all-district pick as a sophomore and junior … played in the “Showboat Classic” all-star game … team co-captain as a senior … member of National Honor Society … recipient of Allen HS Wendy’s High School Heisman Award for academics and athletics … high school basketball coach was Steve Specht.

Before Air Force Appeared in 26 games at the USAFA Prep School … averaged 7.0 points and 1.9 rebounds per game … shot 82.4 percent (2834) from the free-throw line … lettered two years at Durango HS … averaged 18.5 points and 7.2 rebounds as a senior … first-team all-conference and all-region as a senior … made 96 three-pointers his senior season (5th most in the state that year) … high school basketball coach was DeShawn Henry.

Personal Parents are Darryl and Lesia Parker … has two sisters, both active duty airmen … his father played basketball at New Mexico and for the All-Air Force team … his sister, Shanelle, was selected to the All-Air Force women’s basketball team in 2010 … his sister, Amber, was selected to the Dyess AFB women’s basketball team … his cousin, Brandon Burton, plays for the Minnesota Vikings … hobbies include playing music and video games … interested in majoring in computer science or aeronautical engineering … favorite food is his grandmother’s gumbo … favorite book is The Last Season … favorite movie is Fast and Furious … reality show he would choose to be on is The Amazing Race … person in history he would most like to meet is Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. … greatest moment in sports was his first dunk in 8th grade … favorite sport other than basketball is football … credits his family with the biggest influence on his sports career … started playing basketball at age 5 … favorite professional basketball team is the Oklahoma City Thunder … favorite player is Kevin Durant … member of cadet squadron 37.

Personal Parents are Frank and Michelle Tuss and Lorelei Sprott … has on brother and one sister … hobby is hanging out with friends … favorite food is anything BBQ … favorite book is Friday Night Lights … favorite movie is White Men Can’t Jump … reality show he would choose to be on is The Real World … person in history he would most like to meet is Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. … greatest moment in sports is scoring 28 points against a top 10 nationally-ranked high school team … favorite sport other than basketball is football … credits his father and high school coach with the biggest influence on his sports career … started playing basketball at age 10 … favorite professional basketball team is the Phoenix Suns … favorite player is Kevin Durant … member of cadet squadron 22.

2012-13 SEASON IN REVIEW The 2012-13 Air Force basketball team was given its usual lack of respect when it came to preseason polls. Once again the prognosticators had the Falcons bringing up the rear of the Mountain West Conference. What all of those predictions forgot was the hearts of five seniors who knew that they could play with any team in the country. The season began at the All-Military Classic, and for the second season in a row, the Falcons took the championship. Senior Michael Lyons was named MVP after scoring 52 points in the sweep of Army and The Citadel. The non-conference season continued with a myriad of games, including contests against NCAA tournament qualifiers Colorado, Wichita State and Florida, the most entertaining of which came against the Final Four-bound Shockers. Wichita State had to come into Clune Arena and shoot 58.3 percent from the field to sneak past the Falcons, 72-69, in the final Mountain West / Missouri Valley Challenge game. Lyons had a shot at the buzzer to tie that just rimmed out. While the preseason proved to be a great test for the Falcons, the Mountain West slate held games against five more NCAA Tournament qualifiers. Air Force took an 8-4 record into the league opener at Clune conference newcomer Nevada.

Todd Fletcher won AFA’s prestigious Bob Spear Award last season. He hit the gamewinning 3-pointer with 3.5 seconds left to defeat 12th-ranked New Mexico in last year’s regular-season finale at Clune Arena.

Senior Mike Fitzgerald had a break-out game with 30 points and eight rebounds as Air Force won its third consecutive conference opener, 78-65. He became just the seventh player in program history to score at least 30 points in a conference game. The second game of the Mountain West slate featured a trip to Las Vegas, where Air Force gave UNLV’s Runnin’ Rebels all they could ask for before falling 76-71 in overtime. Fitzgerald had a shot at the buzzer to win it in regulation. While the loss evened the Falcons out at 1-1 in conference play, some were starting to take note that this season would be different from the past. After a rough loss in Fort Collins to Colorado State, Lyons put the team on his shoulders to start a five game winning streak, in Clune Arena against Boise State. He became the eighth Falcon ever to score at least 30 points in a conference game with a then career-high 37 in a 91-80 win. The 91 points marked the most by an Air Force team in a Mountain West game ands the third-most in any league contest. A 90-48 rout of New Orleans then followed, before a date with rival Wyoming in Laramie. Senior Taylor Broekhuis led the way this time, scoring 16 points and grabbing nine rebounds in a 57-48 victory, just the fifth road conference win in the last five years. Air Force was above the .500 mark (3-2) after five conference games. Yet another senior stepped up as the team hosted Fresno State. Todd Fletcher tallied 19 points on 8-of-11 shooting, plus he dished out five assists as Air Force won going away. That win set up a date with the 22nd-ranked San Diego State Aztecs, who came in with an identical 4-2 conference mark. Lyons scored 20 points and Fletcher added 13 as the Falcons beat a ranked SDSU team at home for the second straight year. The win improved the Falcons to 14-6 overall and 5-2 and third place in conference play. The road proved to be a tough place for this team for the remainder of Mountain West play, but Clune Arena was special as evidenced by big games against the conference’s best. The Falcons dominated UNLV, 71-56, behind 27 points from Lyons and 18 from Fitzgerald. Sophomore DeLovell Earls posted a careerhigh 12 points. Lyons showed he was worthy of conference player of the year consideration against Colorado State at Clune. He poured in a career-high 45 points on 17-of-25 shooting, the fifth-most points ever in one game by an Air Force player and the most ever by any player at Clune Arena, but AFA fell just short, 89-86.

Air Force won just one of its next four games, a 72-66 win at Clune over Wyoming thanks to career-highs of 25 points and 10 rebounds by sophomore Kamryn Williams. As the regular-season slate drew to a close, the conference’s best team, 12th-ranked New Mexico, invaded the Academy for what they hoped would be a rout, but those hopes were dashed by Lyons and company. In one of the best games ever played at Clune Arena, Fletcher hit a three-pointer with 3.5 seconds remaining to give the Falcons an 89-88 victory, marking the highest-ranked team Air Force has defeated in program history. Lyons led all scorers with 30 points, while Fletcher posted a career-high 21. With the regular season over, the Falcons could delight in their 17-12 regular-season record and number six seed in the Mountain West Tournament. A rubber match with home-standing UNLV had the Falcon faithful quite hopeful, but those were dashed early in the game by a freak injury. Lyons went down with a season-ending knee injury 90 seconds into the game and the Falcons lost 72-56. The injury to Lyons would prove to be double jeopardy, as Air Force never recovered against the Rebels and slipped from a possible NIT bid to an invitation to the CollegeInsider. com Postseason tournament for the second time in three years. Still, the team was still playing when the majority of college basketball team’s are packing it in. The first round of the CIT had the Falcons traveling to Hawaii, one of the longest trips anyone can make in college basketball. Despite weary legs, and hearts, Air Force found a way to prevail 69-65. Fitzgerald led the way with game-highs of 25 points and nine boards. Senior Kyle Green added a career-high 18 points, along with another career best of six assists. The team tied its season high with 15 three pointers on their way to the first post-season road victory in the program’s 57-year history. Game two of the CIT was also on the road at Weber State in Ogden Utah, and the long travel took its toll, as the Falcons bowed out of the tourney with a 78-57 loss. Air Force’s final 18-14 mark ties the fourth-most wins in school history and, after those preseason predictions, tied Boise State for the biggest jump from predicted to actual finish in the Mountain West (3 spots).

2012-13 STATISTICS 2012-13 RESULTS

ALL GAMES All games

RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

OVERALL 18-14 8-8 10-6

Total 3-Point min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg%

Player

gp-gs

14 05 10 34 25 15 21 00 04 03 22 01 42 41 44

LYONS, Michael FITZGERALD, Mike FLETCHER, Todd BROEKHUIS, Taylor GREEN, Kyle MICHAEL, Cameron EARLS, DeLovell OLESINSKI, Marek WILLIAMS, Kamryn HAMMONDS, Justin YON, Max COGGINS, Tre' MICHAEL, Ethan MOER, Zach KAMMERER, Chase Team Total.......... Opponents......

30-30 948 31.6 191-405 32-32 939 29.3 101-211 32-32 1023 32.0 113-236 32-32 806 25.2 107-188 32-12 544 17.0 52-142 21-0 208 9.9 31-58 32-22 453 14.2 48-116 31-0 338 10.9 40-84 30-0 345 11.5 36-76 22-0 183 8.3 18-33 26-0 232 8.9 25-57 31-0 312 10.1 24-64 8-0 34 4.3 3-7 6-0 11 1.8 2-3 14-0 49 3.5 4-10 32 32

HOME 13-2 7-1 6-1

.472 .479 .479 .569 .366 .534 .414 .476 .474 .545 .439 .375 .429 .667 .400

52-161 38-98 57-128 14-40 34-95 18-40 10-26 25-51 4-9 1-4 7-21 11-36 0-0 1-1 0-2

795-1690 .470 272-712 764-1702 .449 224-703

6425 6425

AWAY 4-11 1-7 3-4

F-Throw ft-fta ft%

.323 .388 .445 .350 .358 .450 .385 .490 .444 .250 .333 .306 .000

96-133 77-92 21-31 39-63 36-44 6-9 20-38 2-4 24-34 24-36 12-12 14-19 5-10 1.000 0-0 .000 3-6

.722 .837 .677 .619 .818 .667 .526 .500 .706 .667 1.000

.737 .500 .000 .500

.382 379-531 .714 .319 418-621 .673

off

39 22 9 25 13 6 36 19 19 4 6 5 3 1 2 31 240 325

NEUTRAL 1-1 0-0 1-1

Rebounds def tot avg

79 105 85 100 38 24 62 32 53 29 23 39 6 1 4 44 724 728

118 127 94 125 51 30 98 51 72 33 29 44 9 2 6 75 964 1053

pf dq

3.9 4.0 2.9 3.9 1.6 1.4 3.1 1.6 2.4 1.5 1.1 1.4 1.1 0.3 0.4

61 70 61 63 45 17 53 53 40 26 15 34 7 2 10

30.1 557 32.9 530

pts

avg

56 4 30 530 44 4 25 317 39 1 35 304 47 29 19 267 39 1 19 174 7 0 6 86 43 2 15 126 19 1 6 107 21 8 14 100 10 2 12 61 15 1 4 69 27 0 19 73 4 0 2 11 0 2 0 5 2 0 0 11 7 7 508 380 55 206 2241 - 458 412 100 180 2170

to blk stl

17.7 9.9 9.5 8.3 5.4 4.1 3.9 3.5 3.3 2.8 2.7 2.4 1.4 0.8 0.8

1 69 1 54 2 117 1 40 0 50 0 16 0 47 1 14 0 28 0 12 0 15 1 34 0 7 0 0 0 5

70.0 67.8

MTN. WEST GAMES RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

OVERALL 8-8 8-8 0-0

HOME 7-1 7-1 0-0

AWAY 1-7 1-7 0-0

Player

gp-gs

Total 3-Point min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg%

F-Throw ft-fta ft%

14 05 10 34 21 04 00 25 22 15 03 01 44 41

LYONS, Michael FITZGERALD, Mike FLETCHER, Todd BROEKHUIS, Taylor EARLS, DeLovell WILLIAMS, Kamryn OLESINSKI, Marek GREEN, Kyle YON, Max MICHAEL, Cameron HAMMONDS, Justin COGGINS, Tre' KAMMERER, Chase MOER, Zach Team Total.......... Opponents......

16-16 16-16 16-16 16-16 16-15 15-0 16-0 16-1 11-0 6-0 16-0 15-0 5-0 1-0

539 504 537 405 255 216 180 226 80 24 109 134 14 2

44-58 53-61 14-18 15-24 10-16 15-19 2-4 11-14 12-12 0-0 12-18 7-8 0-0 0-0

16 16

3225 3225

33.7 31.5 33.6 25.3 15.9 14.4 11.3 14.1 7.3 4.0 6.8 8.9 2.8 2.0

106-224 55-110 56-121 44-84 31-71 23-46 22-43 15-47 5-15 4-8 8-16 5-23 0-2 0-0

.473 .500 .463 .524 .437 .500 .512 .319 .333 .500 .500 .217 .000 .000

25-85 20-50 32-71 7-24 8-19 3-7 15-30 11-33 1-6 3-6 1-3 2-14 0-1 0-0

.294 .400 .451 .292 .421 .429 .500 .333 .167 .500 .333 .143 .000 .000

.759 .869 .778 .625 .625 .789 .500 .786 1.000

.000 .667 .875 .000 .000

374-810 .462 128-349 .367 195-252 .774 389-876 .444 107-350 .306 225-335 .672

off

NEUTRAL 0-0 0-0 0-0

Rebounds def tot avg

17 35 52 9 56 65 3 50 53 11 46 57 15 35 50 13 33 46 6 16 22 1 15 16 2 10 12 1 2 3 3 16 19 1 19 20 1 2 3 0 0 0 17 24 41 100 359 459 186 364 550

3.3 4.1 3.3 3.6 3.1 3.1 1.4 1.0 1.1 0.5 1.2 1.3 0.6 0.0

pf dq

33 39 36 40 38 27 20 20 3 4 17 15 3 0

28.7 295 34.4 262

Result

N10 N11 N15

Western State

N18

Regis University

W, 83-43

N21

Montana State

W, 86-72

N25

#23 Colorado

L, 74-89

N28

Jackson State

W, 76-47

Wichita State^

L, 69-72

Arkansas-Pine Bluff

W, 65-49

D22

UC Riverside

W, 61-53

D29

#14/11 Florida %

L, 61-78

Richmond

L, 68-91

Nevada*

W, 78-65

J12

# 24/19 UNLV*

L, 71-76(ot)

J16

Colorado State*

L, 40-79

J19

Boise State*

W, 91-80

J23

Univ. of New Orleans

W, 90-48

W, 76-65 W, 77-70 W, 102-68

avg

34 3 16 281 25 2 9 183 22 1 13 158 24 10 8 110 25 1 3 80 11 6 7 64 10 0 3 61 18 1 8 52 6 1 1 23 0 0 0 11 6 0 8 29 8 0 6 19 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 5 245 194 26 82 1071 - 246 177 51 92 1110

17.6 11.4 9.9 6.9 5.0 4.3 3.8 3.3 2.1 1.8 1.8 1.3 0.0 0.0

J26

Wyoming*

W, 57-48

J30

Fresno State*

W, 62-50

#22/20 San Diego St.*

W, 70-67

#15/16 New Mexico*

L, 58-81

Nevada*

L, 69-74

F13

UNLV*

W, 71-56

F16

#24 Colorado State*

L, 86-89

66.9 69.4

F20

Boise State*

L, 65-77

F26

Wyoming*

W, 72-66

Fresno State*

L, 41-56

San Diego State*

L, 51-58

#12/11 New Mexico*

M13

UNLV**

L, 56-72

M20

Hawaiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;i $

W, 69-65

M23

Weber State $

37 28 58 22 21 18 10 22 4 1 7 16 1 0

to blk stl

Opponent All-Military Classic # Army Citadel

pts

1 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Date

W, 89-88

L, 57-78

Home Games in Bold # The Citadel (Charleston, S.C.) ^ Mountain West / Missouri Valley Challenge % 2012 Orange Bowl Classic (Sunrise, Fla.) * Mountain West Opponent ** Mtn. West Championships (Las Vegas, Nev.) $ CollegeInsider.com Tournament

THE MOUNTAIN WEST THIS IS THE MOUNTAIN WEST From its inception in 1999, the Mountain West has been committed to excellence in intercollegiate athletics, while promoting the academic missions of its member institutions. Progressive in its approach, the MW continues to cultivate opportunities for student-athletes to compete at the highest level, while fostering academic achievement and sportsmanship. Now in its 14th year, the MW has been assertive in its involvement with the NCAA governance structure and has taken a leadership role in the overall administration of intercollegiate athletics. The Mountain West has marked several achievements over its first 13 years of existence, most notably becoming the first to establish a sports television network dedicated solely to an intercollegiate athletic conference (The Mtn.). The Mountain West also was the first to experiment with the coaches’ challenge in the college football instant replay system, and was the first non-automatic-qualifying BCS conference to participate in four BCS bowl games, winning three. Additionally, the Mountain West was the first conference to have a member institution with No. 1 overall picks in both the NFL and NBA drafts in the same year (Utah’s Alex Smith and Andrew Bogut, respectively in 2005). With San Diego State’s Stephen Strasburg claiming the No. 1 pick in the 2009 MLB Draft, the Mountain West is one of two conferences to have the No. 1 selection in each of the NFL, NBA and MLB drafts since the MW was founded in 1999. In 2011-12, the Mountain West was among the first conferences to implement a league-wide state-of-the art basketball instant replay system.

The Mountain West is noted for its geographic diversity. Some of the most beautiful terrain and landscapes in the nation can be found within Mountain West boundaries, including the majestic Rocky Mountain range, which borders four MW institutions (Air Force, Boise State, Colorado State and New Mexico). The high plains of Wyoming (elevation 7,220 feet – the highest Division I campus in the nation) contrast with the desert cities of Las Vegas and Reno, home to UNLV and Nevada, while Fresno State and San Diego State add a West coast influence with their locations in Central and Southern California. The inclusion of the Hawai‘i football program extends the Mountain West footprint to the beautiful islands in the Pacific Ocean. HISTORY

The Mountain West was conceived on May 26, 1998, when the presidents of eight institutions — Air Force, BYU, Colorado State, New Mexico, San Diego State, UNLV, Utah and Wyoming — decided to form a new NCAA Division I-A intercollegiate athletic conference. The split from a former 16-team conference re-established continuity and stability among the membership within the new league and signaled the continuation of its tradition-rich, long-standing athletic rivalries. Three of the MW’s eight original members have been conference rivals since the 1960s (New Mexico, Wyoming and Colorado State), while San Diego State (1978) and Air Force (1980) were longtime members as well. UNLV and TCU entered the fold in 1996 and the Rebels continued as one of the original eight institutions that formed the MW in 1999. TCU re-joined the group with its first year of competition in the Mountain West in 200506. With conference realignment sweeping the nation OUNTAIN EST in recent years, the MW has MEDIA CONTACTS been proactive in addressing Craig Thompson, Commissioner ...........(719) 488-4040 membership changes. Boise State University joined the Javan Hedlund, Assistant Commissioner/Communications Mountain West in 2011-12, (719) 488-4051 ................ jhedlund@themwc.com followed by Fresno State and the University of Nevada on Kim Melcher, Director of Communications (MBB Contact) July 1, 2012. Also on July 1, (719) 488-4050 ................ kmelcher@themwc.com 2012, the University of Hawai‘i became a football-only memOffice Fax ........................................ (719) 487-7241 ber of the Conference. On May Website ............................................ www.TheMWC.com 4, 2012, the Mountain West announced the additions of San Jose State University and Utah State University as fulltime members effective July 1, 2013.

OPPORTUNITY Thompson

Hedlund

Melcher

The Mountain West provides a first-class athletic

and academic experience for more than 7,000 student-athletes each year. Over the past 13 years, 38 Mountain West studentathletes have earned NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships, and since the league’s inception in 1999, an additional 26 student-athletes have been named MW Scholar-Athlete of the Year and awarded league-sponsored postgraduate scholarships. Three student-athletes have earned distinction as Rhodes Scholars (Jessica Mellinger, Wyoming and Delavane Diaz and Brittany Morreale, Air Force). Conference student-athletes are also given a voice regarding pertinent issues within the MW and NCAA governance structure through representation on the StudentAthlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). The Mountain West SAAC consists of 19 representatives; two student-athletes from each full member institution and one faculty athletics representative. The committee reviews and reacts to legislation and to other topics referred by the Conference constituent groups or committees related to the student-athlete experience. ACHIEVEMENT The MW has produced 762 All-America selections among its 18 sponsored sports (men’s swimming was discontinued as a conference sport following the 2010-11 season) in the last 13 years, including a league-record 83 All-America honorees in 2010-11. A total of 125 MW student-athletes have also earned Academic All-America accolades in that span. The Mountain West has sent at least 28 teams to NCAA postseason events in each of the past 13 years, capturing three team national championships in men’s cross country and producing 32 individual national champions in the sports of men’s golf, men’s cross country, and men’s and women’s indoor track & field and outdoor track & field. SPORTSMANSHIP Named a Sports Ethics Fellow by the Institute for International Sport in 1998, Commissioner Thompson has been a driving force for sportsmanship within intercollegiate athletics. As part of its continuing growth and development, the Mountain West implemented an extensive Sportsmanship Initiative, endorsed by both the MW Joint Council and MW Board of Directors. The program is made up of several elements, which are both practical and philosophical in nature. While the MW has significant penalties in place to deal with violations, the Sportsmanship Initiative is primarily promotional and educational in nature. The goal is to develop an environment that fosters appropriate behavior from all Conference constituencies.

2012-13 MW REVIEW FINAL STANDINGS Team 1. New Mexico 2. Colorado State 3. UNLV 4. San Diego State 5. Boise State 6. Air Force 7. Fresno State 8. Wyoming 9. Nevada

W 13 11 10 9 9 8 5 4 3

Conference Games L Pct. 3 .813 5 .688 6 .625 7 .563 7 .563 8 .500 11 .313 12 .250 13 .188

H 8-0 7-1 7-1 7-1 7-1 7-1 3-5 3-5 2-6

A 5-3 4-4 3-5 2-6 2-6 1-7 2-6 1-7 1-7

W 29 26 25 23 21 18 11 20 12

2012-13 All-MW Teams

Overall Games Pct. H .829 15-1 .743 16-1 .714 19-3 .676 14-1 .656 14-1 .563 13-2 .367 6-8 .588 13-6 .387 10-7

A 9-4 6-7 6-6 4-6 5-8 4-11 5-10 6-7 2-11

N 5-1 3-2 0-1 4-4 2-2 1-1 0-1 1-1 0-1

MW Returning Players 2012-13 Statistical Leaders

(voted by head coaches and selected media) FIRST TEAM JAMAAL FRANKLIN, JR., G, SAN DIEGO STATE COLTON IVERSON, SR., F/C, COLORADO STATE KENDALL WILLIAMS, JR., G, NEW MEXICO MICHAEL LYONS, SR., G, AIR FORCE ANTHONY BENNETT, FR., F, UNLV

L 6 9 10 11 11 14 19 14 19

Scoring Player 2. Anthony Drmic 5. Deonte Burton 6. Derrick Marks 10. Kendall Williams

Team BSU NEV BSU UNM

Pts. 565 505 504 453

PPG 17.7 16.3 16.3 13.3

Team UNM WYO BSU

Reb. 282 228 217

RPG 8.1 6.9 6.8

Team UNM BSU NEV

Ast. 166 122 112

APG 4.9 3.9 3.6

Team BSU NEV UNM FSU BSU WYO

Stl. 56 42 47 40 37 42

SPG 1.8 1.4 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3

Team BSU BSU NEV

FG-FGA 169-363 185-399 159-354

Pct. 46.6 46.4 44.9

Team BSU SDSU BSU UNM WYO UNM

FT-FTA 144-172 75-92 115-148 153-200 84-112 124-168

Pct. 89.7 81.5 77.7 76.5 75.0 73.8

Rebounding SECOND TEAM ALEX KIRK, SO., C, NEW MEXICO ANTHONY MARSHALL, SR., G, UNLV DERRICK MARKS, SO., G, BOISE STATE ANTHONY DRMIC, SO., G, BOISE STATE DORIAN GREEN, SR., G, COLORADO STATE

THIRD TEAM CHASE TAPLEY, SR., G, SAN DIEGO STATE LEONARD WASHINGTON, SR., F, WYOMING TONY SNELL, JR., G, NEW MEXICO PIERCE HORNUNG, SR., F, COLORADO STATE DEONTE BURTON, JR., G, NEVADA

PLAYER OF THE YEAR KENDALL WILLIAMS, JR., G, NEW MEXICO

Player 6. Alex Kirk 7. Larry Nance, Jr. 8. Ryan Watkins

Assists Player 2. Kendall Williams 3. Derrick Marks 6. Deonte Burton

Steals Player 1. Derrick Marks 5. Deonte Burton 6. Hugh Greenwood 7. Allen Huddleston 9. Jeff Elorriaga 10. Larry Nance, Jr.

Field-Goal Pct. DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR KHEM BIRCH, SO., F, UNLV NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR COLTON IVERSON, SR., F/C, COLORADO STATE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR ANTHONY BENNETT, FR., F, UNLV SIXTH MAN OF THE YEAR DANIEL BEJARANO, SO., G, COLORADO STATE

Player 4. Derrick Marks 5. Anthony Drmic 6. Deonte Burton

Free-Throw Pct. Player 2. Derrick Marks 3. Xavier Thames 6. Anthony Drmic 7. Kendall Williams 8. Larry Nance, Jr. 10. Cameron Bairstow

COACH OF THE YEAR STEVE ALFORD, NEW MEXICO

2013-14 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Friday, November 8 AIR FORCE vs. Army 1 p.m. UCCS at COLORADO STATE 5:30 p.m. USC at UTAH STATE 7 p.m. Tennessee-Martin at WYOMING 7 p.m. FRESNO STATE at UC Irvine 7 p.m. Pacific at NEVADA 7 p.m. UC Riverside at SAN DIEGO STATE 7 p.m. Portland State at UNLV 7:30 p.m. UT Arlington at BOISE STATE 8 p.m.

SD Christian at SAN DIEGO ST. 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, November 9 AIR FORCE vs. VMI/Citadel Alabama A&M at NEW MEXICO

TBD 8 p.m.

Monday, November 11 COLORADO STATE at Gonzaga

6 p.m.

Saturday, November 23 BOISE STATE at New Orleans, 11 a.m. CSU Fullerton at SAN JOSÉ ST. 12:30 p.m. Mississippi State at UTAH STATE 7 p.m. FRESNO STATE at Pacific 7:30 p.m. NEW MEXICO vs. TBD TBD

Tuesday, November 12 FRESNO STATE at Pittsburgh Southern Utah at UTAH STATE NEVADA at Cal Poly UC Santa Barbara at UNLV SAN JOSÉ STATE at Santa Clara

7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m.

Wednesday, November 13 WYOMING at Colorado

7 p.m.

Thursday, November 14 Jackson State at AIR FORCE Arizona at SAN DIEGO STATE Friday, November 15 SAN JOSÉ ST. vs. UW-Milwaukee Simpson at BOISE STATE NEVADA at San Francisco Nebraska-Omaha at UNLV

7 p.m. 7 p.m.

5:30 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.

Saturday, November 16 Weber State at COLORADO STATE Cal State Northridge at FRESNO ST. UTAH STATE at UC Santa Barbara SAN JOSÉ STATE at Northern Illinois Arkansas State at WYOMING

3 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. TBD

Sunday, November 17 SAN JOSÉ STATE vs. James Madison 1 p.m. Arkansas-Pine Bluff at AIR FORCE 2 p.m. Charleston So. at NEW MEXICO 4 p.m. Monday, November 18 NEVADA at CSUBakersfield Jackson State at WYOMING Tuesday, November 19 Seattle at BOISE STATE COLORADO STATE at UTEP Arizona State at UNLV Wednesday, November 20 Colorado Christian at AIR FORCE Cal Poly at FRESNO STATE SAN JOSÉ STATE at Pepperdine

7 p.m. 7:30 p.m.

7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.

Thursday, November 21 NEW MEXICO vs. UAB

7 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. TBD

Sunday, November 24 Morehead State at NEVADA NEW MEXICO vs. TBD

3 p.m. TBD

Monday, November 25 WYOMING at Ohio State Prairie View at COLORADO STATE San Diego Christian at FRESNO ST.

7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.

7:30 p.m. 7:45 p.m.

Wednesday, November 27 Bethune-Cookman at COLORADO ST. 2 p.m. Richmond at AIR FORCE 7 p.m. SAN JOSÉ STATE at Portland 7 p.m. BOISE STATE vs. Idaho TBD Thursday, November 28 NEVADA vs. UCLA 4:30 p.m. SAN DIEGO ST. vs. Col. of Charleston 5:30 p.m. Friday, November 29 NEVADA vs. Missouri Portland State at BOISE STATE Drake at FRESNO STATE SAN DIEGO STATE vs. TBD

5:30 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. TBD

Saturday, November 30 San Diego at NEW MEXICO 1 p.m. Colorado at AIR FORCE 2 p.m. New Mexico State at COLORADO ST. 4 p.m. SAN JOSÉ STATE at Weber State 7 p.m. BYU vs. UTAH STATE 7 p.m. CSU Bakersfield at FRESNO STATE 7 p.m. Tennessee- Martin at UNLV 7 p.m. Montana State vs. WYOMING 7:30 p.m. Sunday, December 1 Northern Arizona at FRESNO STATE 2 p.m. SAN DIEGO STATE vs. TBD TBD Monday, December 2 Black Hills State at WYOMING

7 p.m. 8 p.m.

Wednesday, December 4 NEW MEXICO at New Mexico State

7 p.m.

Thursday, December 5 South Dakota at AIR FORCE Carroll at BOISE STATE SAN DIEGO STATE at San Diego

7 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m.

3 p.m.

Friday, November 22 Northern Colo. at COLORADO ST. Chattanooga at NEVADA South Dakota at WYOMING NEW MEXICO vs. TBD

Tuesday, November 26 UTAH STATE at Weber State Illinois at UNLV

Tuesday, December 3 Colorado at COLORADO STATE Utah at BOISE STATE

7 p.m.

Saturday, December 7 Cincinnati at NEW MEXICO UNLV at Arizona FRESNO STATE at Utah SAN JOSÉ STATE at Houston Pacific at UTAH STATE NEVADA at UC Davis WYOMING at South Dakota

2 p.m. 2:15 p.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 8:15 p.m.

Sunday, December 8 SW Oklahoma St. at COLORADO ST. Noon Washington at SAN DIEGO STATE Noon Monday, December 9 Western Stateat AIR FORCE

7 p.m.

Tuesday, December 10 NEVADA at California BOISE STATE at Kentucky

8 p.m. 9 p.m.

Wednesday, December 11 Denver at COLORADO STATE

7 p.m.

Saturday, December 14 UC Riverside at AIR FORCE FRESNO STATE at California Nebraska-Omaha at NEVADA Saint Mary’s at BOISE STATE UNLV at Southern Utah NEW MEXICO vs. Kansas Utah Valley at UTAH STATE

2 p.m. 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m.

Sunday, December 15 WYOMING at Denver

2 p.m.

Tuesday, December 17 New Mexico State at NEW MEXICO

7 p.m.

Wednesday, December 18 Southern Utah at SAN DIEGO STATE 7 p.m. Radford at UNLV 7 p.m. UC Davis at SAN JOSÉ STATE 7:30 p.m. Thursday, December 19 Western Illinois at UTAH STATE

8 p.m.

Friday, December 20 SMU at WYOMING Sacred Heart at UNLV UC Santa Barbara at UTAH STATE

7 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m.

2013-14 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Saturday, December 21 Westminster at SAN JOSÉ STATE Noon AIR FORCE at UC Davis 2:30 p.m. FRESNO STATE vs. Florida 4:30 p.m. NEW MEXICO vs. Marquette 6 p.m. McNeese State at SAN DIEGO STATE 7 p.m. Troy at UTAH STATE 8 p.m. Sunday, December 22 Iona at NEVADA 1 p.m. Northern Colorado at WYOMING 4 p.m. UNLV vs. Santa Clara 7:30 p.m. BOISE STATE at Hawai‘i 8 p.m. Monday, December 23 UIC at COLORADO STATE Grand Canyon at NEW MEXICO BOISE STATE vs. TBD UNLV vs. TBD Wednesday, December 25 BOISE STATE vs. TBD Friday, December 27 St. Katherine at SAN DIEGO STATE

7 p.m. 7 p.m. TBD TBD

Tuesday, January 14 *BOISE STATE at NEVADA

7 p.m.

Wednesday, January 15 *SAN JOSÉ STATE at AIR FORCE *UNLV at NEW MEXICO *FRESNO STATE at SAN DIEGO ST. *COLORADO STATE at UTAH ST.

7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.

Saturday, January 18 *SAN JOSÉ STATE at WYOMING *UNLV at SAN DIEGO STATE *AIR FORCE at COLORADO STATE *NEW MEXICO at FRESNO STATE *UTAH STATE at BOISE STATE

2 p.m. 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m.

Tuesday, January 21 *BOISE STATE at NEW MEXICO 7:15 p.m.

Tuesday, February 11 *UTAH STATE at COLORADO ST. 7:15 p.m. *SAN DIEGO STATE at WYOMING 9 p.m. Wednesday, February 12 *AIR FORCE at SAN JOSÉ STATE 7 p.m. *FRESNO STATE at NEVADA 7 p.m. *NEW MEXICO at BOISE STATE 7:15 p.m. Saturday, February 15 *UNLV at UTAH STATE *WYOMING atSAN JOSÉ STATE *NEVADA at NEW MEXICO *AIR FORCE atSAN DIEGO STATE *COLORADO STATE at FRESNO ST.

2 p.m. 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 5 p.m. 7 p.m.

Tuesday, February 18 *FRESNO STATE at WYOMING *SAN JOSÉ STATE at NEVADA *UTAH STATE at SAN DIEGO ST. *BOISE STATE at COLORADO ST.

7 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 9 p.m.

Wednesday, February 19 *NEW MEXICO at UNLV

8 p.m.

Saturday, February 22 *NEVADA at AIR FORCE *WYOMING at COLORADO STATE *UNLV at BOISE STATE *FRESNO STATE at UTAH STATE *SAN DIEGO ST. at NEW MEXICO

2 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m.

TBD

7 p.m.

Saturday, December 28 Lamar at COLORADO STATE San Diego Christian at UTAH STATE UC Merced at FRESNO STATE Long Beach State at NEVADA Pacifica at SAN JOSÉ STATE Cal State Fullerton at UNLV

2 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.

Wednesday, January 1 *UNLV at FRESNO STATE Western State (Colo.) at WYOMING *UTAH STATE at AIR FORCE *SAN DIEGO ST. at COLORADO ST. *NEVADA at SAN JOSÉ STATE

Noon 2 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.

Saturday, January 4 *COLORADO ST. at NEW MEXICO *WYOMING at NEVADA *FRESNO STATE at BOISE STATE *SAN JOSÉ STATE at UTAH STATE *AIR FORCE at UNLV

4 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.

Sunday, January 5 SAN DIEGO STATE at Kansas

Sunday, January 12 *SAN DIEGO STATE at AIR FORCE 2 p.m.

TBD

Wednesday, January 22 *WYOMING at AIR FORCE 7 p.m. *NEVADA at FRESNO STATE 7 p.m. *SAN DIEGO STATE at SAN JOSÉ ST. 7 p.m. *UTAH STATE at UNLV 8 p.m. Saturday, January 25 *NEVADA at WYOMING *SAN JOSÉ STATE at BOISE STATE *FRESNO STATE at UNLV *NEW MEXICO at COLORADO ST. *SAN DIEGO STATE at UTAH ST.

2 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m.

Tuesday, January 28 *NEW MEXICO at UTAH STATE

9 p.m.

Wednesday, January 29 *AIR FORCE at BOISE STATE *COLORADO STATE at NEVADA *WYOMING at FRESNO STATE *UNLV atSAN JOSÉ STATE

7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.

Saturday, February 1 *AIR FORCE at NEVADA *UTAH STATE at WYOMING *COLORADO ST. at SAN DIEGO ST. *BOISE STATE at UNLV *SAN JOSÉ STATE at NEW MEXICO

3 p.m. 4 p.m. 4 p.m. 5 p.m. 6 p.m.

Wednesday, January 8 *NEVADA at UNLV 6:15 p.m. *AIR FORCE at FRESNO STATE 7 p.m. *COLORADO ST. at SAN JOSÉ ST. 7 p.m. *BOISE STATE at SAN DIEGO ST. 8 p.m. *NEW MEXICO at WYOMING 9 p.m.

Wednesday, February 5 *FRESNO STATE at AIR FORCE 7 p.m. *NEVADA at UTAH STATE 7 p.m. *SAN DIEGO STATE at BOISE ST. 7:15 p.m. *UNLV at COLORADO STATE 9 p.m. *WYOMING at NEW MEXICO 9 p.m.

Saturday, January 11 *UTAH STATE at NEVADA 5 p.m. *WYOMING at BOISE STATE 7 p.m. *NEW MEXICO at SAN JOSÉ STATE 7 p.m. *FRESNO STATE at COLORADO ST. TBD

Saturday, February 8 *COLORADO STATE at AIR FORCE *BOISE STATE at UTAH STATE *SAN JOSÉ STATE at FRESNO ST. *NEVADA at SAN DIEGO STATE *WYOMING at UNLV

2 p.m. 4 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.

Tuesday, February 25 *AIR FORCE at WYOMING 7 p.m. *UTAH STATE at NEW MEXICO 7 p.m. *SAN JOSÉ STATE at SAN DIEGO ST. 8 p.m. Wednesday, February 26 *BOISE STATE at FRESNO STATE *COLORADO STATE at UNLV

6 p.m. 8 p.m.

Saturday, March 1 *UNLV at AIR FORCE *BOISE STATE at WYOMING *UTAH STATE atSAN JOSÉ STATE *SAN DIEGO STATE at FRESNO ST.

2 p.m. 4 p.m. 5 p.m. 7 p.m.

Sunday, March 2 *NEW MEXICO at NEVADA

TBD

Wednesday, March 5 *AIR FORCE at NEW MEXICO *NEVADA at BOISE STATE *SAN JOSÉ ST. at COLORADO ST. *WYOMING at UTAH STATE *SAN DIEGO STATE at UNLV

7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 8p.m.

Saturday, March 8 *BOISE STATE at AIR FORCE *COLORADO STATE at WYOMING *UNLV at NEVADA *NEW MEXICO at SAN DIEGO ST. *FRESNO STATE at SAN JOSÉ ST.

Noon 2 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.

2014 MOUNTAIN WEST CHAMPIONSHIP

2014 REESE’S MOUNTAIN WEST MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY, MARCH 12-15 THOMAS & MACK CENTER LAS VEGAS, NEVADA

WEDNESDAY MARCH 12

THURSDAY MARCH 13

FRIDAY MARCH 14

SATURDAY MARCH 15

#1 Seed

Game 4 Noon

#8 Seed

Game 1 2 p.m.

Game 8 6 p.m.

#9 Seed #4 Seed

Game 5 2:30 p.m.**

#5 Seed Game 10 3 p.m.

#2 Seed

MEN’S CHAMPION

Game 6 6 p.m.**

#7 Seed

Game 2 4:30 p.m.

Game 9 8:30 p.m.**

#10 Seed #3 Seed

Game 7 8:30 p.m.**

#6 Seed

Game 3 7 p.m.**

#11 Seed

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TEAM AWARD WINNERS The Bob Spear Award is given to the player that is outstanding in all areas of the Academy -- academics, athletics and military performance. The award started in 1991 and is named for former head coach Bob Spear. Known as the “Father of Air Force Basketball,” he coached the Falcons from 1957-71. Spear led the Falcons to a 177-175 record and is the winningest coach in school history. Spear led Air Force to winning seasons in seven of his 15 years and the school’s first two NCAA Tournament appearances. His 1960 and 1962 squads were selected to the Midwest Regional. Spear also coached two of Air Force’s five AllAmericans (Bob Beckel and Cliff Parsons). Aaron Benson was the inaugural winner of the award following the 1990-91 campaign. Todd Fletcher won the award last season.

BOB SPEAR AWARD Year Name 1991 .......................................... Aaron Benson 1992 ........................................... Brent Roberts 1993 .............................................. Darren Hall 1994 .......................................... Bryce Morgan 1995 .............................................. Kenyon Bell 1996 ................................... Reggie Minton, Jr. 1997 .................................................. Chris Kay 1998 ..........................................Mike Freeman 1999 ........................................Glenn Gonzales 2000 .......................................... Miguel Garcia Tyron Wright 2001 ............................................... Jarvis Croff 2002 ......................................... Lamoni Yazzie 2003 ............................................. Tom Bellairs Vernard Jenkins 2004 ..................................................A.J. Kuhle Joel Gerlach 2005 ...............................................Nick Welch Antoine Hood 2006 ..........................................Antoine Hood 2007 .......................................... Jacob Burtschi Dan Nwaelele 2008 ..........................................Tim Anderson 2009 ........................................Anwar Johnson 2010 ............................................ Grant Parker 2011 ........................................... Derek Brooks 2012 ..........................................Taylor Stewart 2013 ...........................................Todd Fletcher

CLIFF PARSONS FALCON AWARD The Falcon Award is given annually to the player that gives 100 percent regardless of the situation and his place on the team. Year Name 2001 .................................................Brian Ross 2002 ........................................ Selwyn Mansell Ken Kirkpatrick 2003 .................................................Tim Keller 2004 ........................................ Marcus Jenkins 2005 .................................................Tim Keller Caleb Buchanan 2006 .................................................. John Frye Ryan Teets 2007 ...............................................Nick Welch Tim Anderson 2008 .........................................Andrew Henke 2009 ...........................................Hunter Myers 2010 ............................................Mike McLain Avery Merriex 2011 ................................................Kyle Green 2012 ...................................... Shawn Hempsey 2013 ..................................... Taylor Broekhuis

Taylor Broekhuis

Todd Fletcher

BOB BECKEL TEAM MVP Year Name, Position 1959 ...........................................Bob Beckel, G 1960-61 .......................................... Jim Ulm, F 1962 ................................. Bob Schaumberg, F 1963 ..................................... Parke Hinman, F 1964 .............................................John Judd, G 1965 ...........................................Sam Peshut, F 1966 ........................................... Ed Sullivan, F 1967 ......................................Fred Budinger, F 1968 ........................................Cliff Parsons, C 1969 ..........................................Mike Klindt, F 1970 ............................................ Bert Spear, G 1971 .....................................Charlie Brown, G 1972 ............................................Tom Blase, G 1973-74 .............................. Rich Nickelson, F 1975 .............................................Dan Kraft, G 1976 ......................................Randy Gricius, F 1977-78 ........................Tom Schneeberger, F 1979 ..................................Randy Gricius, F/C 1980 ........................................... Tim Harris, F 1981 ........................................ Reggie Jones, C 1982-83 ................................Rick Simmons, F 1984 .............................Maurice McDonald, F 1985 ............................................ Jon Jordan, F 1986 .............................Maurice McDonald, F 1987-90 ......................... Raymond Dudley, G 1991 ......................................... Chris Lowry, F 1992 ..........................................Dale French, F 1993 ........................................George Irvin, G 1994-95 ...................................... Otis Jones, G 1996-98 ............................ Jarmica Reese, G/F 1999 ..................................Tyron Wright, G/F 2000-01 .................................... Jarvis Croff, G 2002 .................................... Lamoni Yazzie, G 2003 ........................................... Tim Keller, G 2004 .........................................A.J. Kuhle, G/F 2005 ..........................................Nick Welch, C 2006 .....................................Antoine Hood, G 2007 ......................................Jacob Burtschi, F 2008 .................................... Tim Anderson, G 2009 ...................................Anwar Johnson, G 2010 ........................................ Grant Parker, F Evan Washington, G 2011 ...............................Evan Washington, G 2012-13 ...............................Michael Lyons, G

AWARDS & HONORS ALL-AMERICANS Bob Beckel, 1958-59 (Helms) Cliff Parsons, 1968 (Helms) HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICANS Raymond Dudley, 1989-90 (Basketball Times) Otis Jones, 1995 (Basketball Times) Nick Welch, 2004 (Associated Press)

CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Nick Welch, 2004 (MWC Co-Player)

FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Raymond Dudley, 1989-90 (WAC) Otis Jones, 1993-95 (WAC) Nick Welch, 2004 (MWC) Antoine Hood, 2006 (MWC) Dan Nwaelele, 2007 (MWC) Michael Lyons, 2013 (MW)

SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Tim Harris, 1981 (WAC) Rick Simmons, 1982-83 (WAC) Raymond Dudley, 1987-88 (WAC) Tyron Wright, 1999 (WAC) Jarvis Croff, 2000 (MWC) A.J. Kuhle, 2004 (MWC) Nick Welch, 2005 (MWC) Antoine Hood, 2005 (MWC) Jacob Burtschi, 2006-07 (MWC) Tim Anderson, 2008 (MWC) Michael Lyons, 2012 (MW)

THIRD TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Tim Keller, 2003-04 (MWC) Michael Lyons, 2010-11 (MWC)

CONFERENCE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Tim Anderson, 2008 (MWC)

CONFERENCE ALL-NEWCOMER TEAM Raymond Dudley, 1987 (WAC) Tom Bellairs, 2000 (MWC)

CONFERENCE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Raymond Dudley, 1987 (WAC) Tom Bellairs, 2000 (MWC) Joel Gerlach, 2001 (MWC)

CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR Reggie Minton, 2000 (MWC) Joe Scott, 2004 (MWC)

ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE Aaron Benson, 1990-91 Steve Haase, 1991-92 Brent Roberts, 1991-92 Brad Boyer, 1992-93 Mark Cozad, 1992 Anthony Barrett, 1994-96 Mike Freeman, 1996-98 Rod Smith, 1997 Dylan Pope, 1998-99 Caleb Buchanan, 2005 Ryan Teets, 2006-07 Andrew Henke, 2008-09 Mike McLain, 2009 Sammy Schafer, 2009 Adam Brakeville, 2011 Todd Fletcher, 2011-13

ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS MOST VALUABLE MALE ATHLETE Don Wolfswinkel, 1960 Tom Schneeberger, 1978 Reggie Jones, 1981 Michael Lyons, 2013

ATHLETIC LEADERSHIP AWARD Bob Beckel, 1959 Bob Schaumburg, 1962 James Diffendorfer, 1963 Rick Schoenlein, 1976 Jeff Bowling, 1990 A.J. Kuhle, 2004

SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD Greg Schneider, 1976

ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE AWARD

James Cooper, 1970 Tom Blase, 1973 Rich Nickelson, 1974 Tom Schneeberger, 1978 Brent Roberts, 1992 Brad Boyer, 1993

Mike Quinlan, 1961 Parke Hinman, 1964 Rich Nickelson, 1974 Randy Gricius, 1979 Tim Harris, 1981 Rob Marr, 1988 Raymond Dudley, 1990 Otis Jones, 1994 & 1995 Nick Welch, 2004 Antoine Hood, 2006 Tim Anderson, 2008

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

NCAA POST-GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

Cliff Parsons, 1968 James Cooper, 1970 Mark Bean, 1970 Steve Garst, 1973 Tom Blase, 1973 Rich Nickelson, 1973 Greg Schneider, 1976 Tom Schneeberger, 1978

ALL-STAR GAMES Bob Beckel, 1959 (East-West Shrine) Raymond Dudley, 1990 (Portsmouth Classic) Otis Jones, 1995 (Western Inv.)

USA BASKETBALL GAMES TRYOUTS Raymond Dudley, 1990 Jarmica Reese, 1998

NBA TRYOUTS Tom Schneeberger, 1978 Antoine Hood, 2006 A.J. Kuhle, 2006 Dan Nwaelele, 2007 Jacob Burtschi, 2007

Jarmica Reese, 1998 Jacob Burtschi, 2007

Otis Jones (1992-95) was an honorable mention All-American in 1995 by Basketball Times and is one of only two athletes in Academy history to win the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Athletic Excellence Award twice.

TEAM RECORDS POINTS GAME 1. 124 vs. Doane .........................................11/22/97 2. 115 vs. Arizona ........................................2/29/59 3. 111 vs. Denver..........................................2/16/99 4. 109 vs. New Mexico State.........................2/5/66 5. 109 vs. Doane ...........................................1/10/68 SEASON 1. 2,414 (35 Games) .................................... 2006-07 2. 2,241 (32 Games) .................................... 2012-13 3. 2,138 (32 Games) .................................... 1989-90 4. 2,074 (32 Games) .................................... 2010-11 5. 2,013 (28 Games) .................................... 1988-89 SEASON AVERAGE 1. 76.9 ........................................................... 1965-66 2. 76.2 ........................................................... 1998-99 3. 76.0 ........................................................... 1969-70 4. 74.7 ........................................................... 1967-68 5. 73.3 ........................................................... 1968-69 HALF 1st Half: 2nd Half:

64 vs. Doane.............................11/22/97 65 vs. Arizona ............................2/29/59 65 vs. Denver .............................2/16/99

FIELD GOALS MADE GAME 1. 49 vs. New Mexico State...........................2/5/66 2. 45 vs. Doane ...........................................11/22/97 45 vs. Doane .............................................1/10/68 4. 44 vs. Arizona ..........................................2/29/59 5. 40 vs. Denver............................................2/16/99 SEASON 1. 815 (35 Games) ....................................... 2006-07 2. 795 (32 Games) ....................................... 2012-13 3. 767 (26 Games) ...................................... 1965-66 4. 751 (32 Games) ....................................... 1989-90 5. 743 (28 Games) ....................................... 1984-85

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED GAME 1. 96 vs. New Mexico State...........................2/5/66 2. 87 vs. Denver..............................................1/6/99 87 vs. Stanford .........................................2/19/76 4. 86 vs. Regis ...............................................12/1/71 5. 76 at Navy ...............................................11/27/99 SEASON 1. 1,711 (32 Games) .................................... 1989-90 2. 1,703 (26 Games) .................................... 1998-99 3. 1,690 (32 Games) .................................... 2012-13 4. 1,684 (28 Games) .................................... 1995-96 5. 1,673 (28 Games) .................................... 1999-00

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE GAME 1. 75.0 (45-60) vs. Doane ..........................11/22/97 2. 72.5 (29-40) vs. BYU ...............................1/24/04 3. 71.9 (23-32) vs. Colorado St. .................2/15/03 4. 71.4 (25-35) vs. Montana State............11/30/01 5. 68.4 (26-38) vs. Utah...............................1/19/06

SEASON 1. 49.03 (815-1662) ..................................... 2006-07 2. 49.00 (663-1353) ..................................... 1969-70 3. 48.9 (731-1494) ....................................... 1988-89 4. 48.3 (683-1413) ....................................... 2005-06 5. 48.1 (536-1114) ....................................... 2002-03 HALF 1st Half: .......... 86.7 vs. Colorado St. (13-15), 2/15/03 2nd Half: .........78.9 vs. U.S. Internat’l (15-19), 12/7/85

3-POINTERS MADE GAME 1. 18 vs. UT-Pan American ........................12/5/02 2. 16 at Santa Clara ....................................12/29/06 16 vs. Georgia Southern ...........................1/1/03 16 vs. Doane ...........................................11/22/97 5. 15 done several times SEASON 1. 316 (35 Games) ....................................... 2006-07 2. 276 (31 Games) ....................................... 2005-06 3. 272 (32 Games) ....................................... 2012-13 4. 266 (30 Games) ....................................... 2004-05 5. 245 (29 Games) ....................................... 2003-04 245 (29 Games) ....................................... 2000-01

3-POINTERS ATTEMPTED GAME 1. 39 at UNLV ..............................................2/20/07 2. 38 at Tulsa ................................................2/13/99 38 vs. Texas-Arlington..........................12/19/98 38 at Portland State .................................12/5/98 5. 36 at Iowa ...............................................12/28/04 SEASON 1. 789 (35 Games) ....................................... 2006-07 2. 738 (26 Games) ....................................... 1998-99 3. 729 (30 Games) ....................................... 2004-05 4. 712 (32 Games) ....................................... 2012-13 5. 684 (31 Games) ....................................... 2005-06

SEASON 1. 498 (24 Games) ....................................... 1969-70 2. 490 (26 Games) ....................................... 1998-99 3. 483 (29 Games) ....................................... 1990-91 4. 468 (35 Games) ....................................... 2006-07 5. 466 (26 Games) ....................................... 1965-66

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED GAME 1. 56 vs. Navy .............................................11/28/98 56 vs. Southern Colorado .......................1/12/72 3. 49 vs. Navy ...............................................12/6/93 4. 42 vs. Utah ................................................2/19/94 5. 41 vs. Wofford .........................................2/22/97 SEASON 1. 700 (26 Games) ....................................... 1998-99 2. 689 (24 Games) ....................................... 1969-70 3. 677 (25 Games) ....................................... 1971-72 4. 673 (21 Games) ....................................... 1956-57 5. 668 (26 Games) ....................................... 1970-71 668 (26 Games) ....................................... 1965-66

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE GAME (min. 10 att.) 1. 100.0 (11-11) at Colorado State ..............2/7/05 100.0 (11-11) vs. Colorado State .............3/8/90 3. 95.8 (23-24) at SMU................................1/23/99 4. 95.7 (22-23) vs. Utah.................................3/1/01 5. 95.2 (20-21) vs. Northeast Louisiana....12/4/78 SEASON 1. 77.0 (483-627) ......................................... 1990-91 2. 75.5 (468-620) ......................................... 2006-07 3. 74.795 (457-611) ..................................... 1989-90 4. 74.791 (448-599) ..................................... 1991-92 5. 74.5 (348-467) ......................................... 2005-06

3-POINT PERCENTAGE GAME (min. 10 att.) 1. 72.7 (16-22) vs. Doane .........................11/22/97 72.7 (8-11) vs. Yale ................................11/13/01 3. 70.0 (7-10) vs. Tennessee Tech ...........12/28/96 4. 69.2 (9-13) vs. Montana State ..............11/30/01 69.2 (9-13) vs. Nicholls State ...................2/9/91 SEASON 1. 40.5 (137-338) ......................................... 1988-89 2. 40.4 (276-684) ......................................... 2005-06 3. 40.1 (316-789) ......................................... 2006-07 4. 39.1 (125-320) ......................................... 1987-88 5. 38.3 (196-512) ......................................... 1997-98

FREE THROWS MADE GAME 1. 42 vs. Navy ...............................................12/6/93 2. 41 vs. Navy .............................................11/28/98 3. 36 at Colorado State ................................1/19/57 36 at Navy .................................................1/13/68 5. 34 vs Wofford ..........................................2/22/97

Tim Keller (2001-05) made five of Air Force’s school record 18 three-pointers against TexasPan American on Dec 5, 2002.

TEAM RECORDS REBOUNDS

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED

GAME 1. 72 vs. Westminster (Utah) ....................12/4/57 2. 64 vs. St. Cloud State.............................12/15/77 64 vs. Western State ................................2/25/74 4. 61 vs. Oklahoma City..............................1/26/73 61 vs. Valparaiso ......................................12/7/70

GAME 1. 19 vs. Regis .............................................12/12/78 2. 30 vs. Colorado College ..........................12/6/04 3. 31 vs. Colorado College ..........................12/9/06 4. 31 vs. South Dakota ................................12/5/62 5. 33 vs. Savannah State ................................1/6/03

SEASON 1. 1,145 (26 Games) .................................... 1970-71 2. 1,086 (26 Games) .................................... 1998-99 3. 1,081 (24 Games) .................................... 1967-68 4. 1,073 (26 Games) .................................... 1965-66 5. 1,067 (25 Games) .................................... 1971-72

SEASON 1. 1,286 (22 Games) .................................... 1962-63 2. 1,351 (23 Games) .................................... 1958-59 3. 1,357 (22 Games) .................................... 1959-60 4. 1,381 (23 Games) .................................... 1957-58 5. 1,385 (21 Games) .................................... 1956-57

SEASON AVERAGE 1. 45.0 ........................................................... 1967-68 2. 44.0 ........................................................... 1970-71 3. 43.2 ........................................................... 1960-61 4. 42.9 ........................................................... 1968-69 5. 42.7 ........................................................... 1971-72

SEASON AVERAGE 1. 50.9 ........................................................... 2003-04 2. 54.3 ........................................................... 2004-05 3. 54.7 ........................................................... 2005-06 4. 56.0 ........................................................... 2006-07 5. 56.2 ........................................................... 1980-81

FEWEST POINTS IN A CONFERENCE GAME By AFA: 37 vs. New Mexico......................1/22/81 By Opp: 36, TCU ..........................................3/5/08

ASSISTS

MISC. 1st Half: ..........................6, Colorado College, 12/9/06 2nd Half: .........................................10, Regis, 12/12/78

MOST COMBINED POINTS Overall: 199, AFA (108) vs. USIU (91).....2/3/90 Conf. Game: 184, AFA (93) vs. BYU (91) ......1/30/87

TWO-TEAM RECORDS

FEWEST COMBINED POINTS Overall: 49, AFA (30) vs. Regis (19) .....12/12/78 Conf. Game: 75, AFA (37) vs. UNM (38) ......1/22/81

GAME 1. 36 vs. Doane ...........................................11/22/97 2. 33 vs. Western State ................................2/25/74 3. 29 vs. Regis ...............................................2/17/71 4. 28 vs. U.S. International ...........................2/3/90 5. 27 vs. New Orleans..................................1/23/13 SEASON 1. 533 (35 Games) ....................................... 2006-07 2. 508 (32 Games) ....................................... 2012-13 3. 494 (32 Games) ....................................... 2010-11 4. 448 (32 Games) ....................................... 1989-90 5. 445 (31 Games) ....................................... 2005-06

MOST COMBINED POINTS Game: 201, AFA (87) vs. TCU (114)....1/21/99 1st Half: 108, AFA (43) vs. Houston (65)......2/17/68 AFA (43) vs. Wyo. (65) .......3/2/68 2nd Half: 122, AFA (65) vs. Denver (57)..2/16/99 FEWEST COMBINED POINTS Game: 49, AFA (30) vs. Regis (19) .....12/12/78 1st Half: 23, AFA (14) vs. Regis (9) .......12/12/78 2nd Half: 26, AFA (16) vs. Regis (10) .....12/12/78

CLUNE ARENA RECORDS

MOST POINTS By AFA: 124 vs. Doane (57) ....................11/22/97 By Opp: 103, Denver....................................1/6/99 BYU ......................................1/16/03 FEWEST POINTS By AFA: 30 vs. Regis (19) ........................12/12/78 By Opp: 19, Regis .....................................12/12/78 MOST POINTS IN A CONFERENCE GAME By AFA: 93 vs. Brigham Young ................1/30/87 By Opp: 103, Brigham Young ..................1/16/93

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE By AFA: 45 vs. Doane ..............................11/22/97 By Opp: 34, Brigham Young ....................1/30/87 34, New Mexico ............................3/9/13

STEALS

BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE By AFA: .750 vs. Doane (45-60) .............11/22/97 By Opp: .667, SDSU (21-31) .....................1/13/91

GAME (Since 1995) 1. 20 at TCU .................................................1/21/99 2. 17 vs. Colorado College ..........................12/9/06 3. 16 vs. New Mexico ..................................1/15/05 16 vs. Wyoming .......................................1/28/02 16 vs. Doane ...........................................11/20/99

MOST THREE-POINTERS MADE By AFA: 18 vs. UT-Pan American ...........12/5/02 By Opp: 15, BYU ......................................11/14/07 15, New Mexico ............................3/9/13

SEASON 1. 331 (26 Games) ....................................... 1993-94 2. 262 (30 Games) ....................................... 2004-05 3. 249 (31 Games) ....................................... 2005-06 4. 243 (28 Games) ....................................... 1999-00 5. 234 (35 Games) ....................................... 2006-07

MOST FREE THROWS MADE By AFA: 42 vs. Navy...................................12/6/94 By Opp: 36, San Diego State .......................1/5/85 MOST REBOUNDS By AFA: 52 vs. Utah ...................................2/20/86 By Opp: 52, Mesa State ..............................12/9/89

BLOCKS GAME (Since 1995) 1. 9 vs. Evansville .........................................12/5/10 9 vs. Navy..................................................12/9/95 3. 8 vs. Stetson ............................................11/26/02 8 vs. Adams State...................................12/10/96 5. 7 done several times

MOST ASSISTS By AFA: 36 vs. Doane ..............................11/22/97

Matt McCraw tied for the team lead with 101 assists in 2006-07, helping the Falcons record 533 as a team, surpassing the singleseason school record of 448 previously set in 1989-90.

SEASON (Since 1974) 1. 111 (26 Games) ....................................... 1993-94 2. 109 (28 Games) ....................................... 1992-93 3. 104 (27 Games) ....................................... 1980-81 4. 99 (25 Games) ......................................... 1978-79 5. 98 (28 Games) ......................................... 1994-95

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS POINTS

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

CAREER 1. Raymond Dudley, 1986-90 .............................. 2,178 2. Otis Jones, 1991-95 ........................................... 2,003 3. Tim Harris, 1977-81 ......................................... 1,550 4. Michael Lyons, 2009-13 ................................... 1,527 5. Bob Beckel, 1956-59 ......................................... 1,526 6. Jarmica Reese, 1994-98..................................... 1,385 7. Cliff Parsons, 1966-69 ...................................... 1,374 8. Rick Simmons, 1979-83 ................................... 1,320 9. Antoine Hood, 2002-06 ................................... 1,307 10. Jarvis Croff, 1998-01....................................... 1,216 11. Jacob Burtschi, 2003-07 ................................. 1,205 12. Tom Schneeberger, 1974-78.......................... 1,204 13. Maurice McDonald, 1982-86 ........................ 1,121 14. Nick Welch, 2002-05, ‘06-07 ......................... 1,109 15. Tim Keller, 2001-05 ........................................ 1,105

CAREER 1. Raymond Dudley, 1986-90 .............................. 1,767 2. Otis Jones, 1991-95 ........................................... 1,458 3. Bob Beckel, 1956-59 ......................................... 1,216 4. Michael Lyons, 2009-13 ................................... 1,201 5. Tim Harris, 1977-81 ......................................... 1,194

SEASON 1. Raymond Dudley, 1988-89 ................................ 746 2. Otis Jones, 1994-95 .............................................. 670 3. Otis Jones, 1993-94 .............................................. 663 4. Raymond Dudley, 1989-90 ................................. 620 5. Bob Beckel, 1956-57 ............................................ 555 GAME 1. Bob Beckel vs. Arizona, 2/28/59 .......................... 50 2. Bob Beckel vs. E. New Mexico, 2/9/57................ 48 3. Bob Beckel vs. Colo. Mines, 12/15/56 ................. 47 4. Bob Beckel vs. Kansas Wesleyan, 1/9/57 ............ 46 5. Michael Lyons vs. Colorado State, 2/16/13 ........ 45

SCORING AVERAGE CAREER 1. Bob Beckel, 1956-59 ........................................... 22.8 2. Raymond Dudley, 1986-90 ................................ 20.0 3. Cliff Parsons, 1966-69 ........................................ 19.4 4. Otis Jones, 1991-95 ............................................. 18.2 5. Tyron Wright, 1998-2000 .................................. 15.9 SEASON 1. Raymond Dudley, 1988-89 ................................ 26.6 2. Bob Beckel, 1956-57 ........................................... 26.4 3. Otis Jones, 1993-94 ............................................. 25.5 4. Otis Jones, 1994-95 ............................................. 23.9 5. Cliff Parsons, 1967-68 ........................................ 22.5

FIELD GOALS MADE CAREER 1. Raymond Dudley, 1986-90 ................................. 780 2. Otis Jones, 1991-95 .............................................. 628 3. Tim Harris, 1977-81 ............................................ 602 4. Michael Lyons, 2009-13 ...................................... 549 5. Bob Beckel, 1956-59 ............................................ 538 SEASON 1. Raymond Dudley, 1988-89 ................................. 262 2. Raymond Dudley, 1989-90 ................................. 225 3. Otis Jones, 1994-95 .............................................. 213 4. Cliff Parsons, 1967-68 ......................................... 207 5. Otis Jones, 1993-94 .............................................. 206 GAME 1. Bob Beckel vs. Colo. Mines, 12/15/56 ................. 18 2. Michael Lyons vs. Colorado State, 2/16/13 ........ 17

SEASON 1. Raymond Dudley, 1989-90 ................................. 568 2. Raymond Dudley, 1998-89 ................................. 549 3. Otis Jones, 1994-95 .............................................. 495 4. Otis Jones, 1993-94 .............................................. 461 5. Cliff Parsons, 1967-68 ......................................... 406 GAME 1. Bob Beckel vs. Colo. Mines, 12/15/56 ................. 34

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE CAREER (min 250 att) 1. Bill Purcell, 1969-71.......................... 56.2 (190-338) 2. Aaron Benson, 1987-91.................... 54.6 (141-258) 3. Gregg Popovich, 1968-70................. 54.1 (170-315) 4. Randy Gricius, 1975-79.................... 54.0 (468-866) 5. Mike Lockwood, 1985-89 ................ 51.4 (356-692) SEASON 1. Aaron Benson, 1989-90...................... 59.6 (62-104) 2. Taylor Broekhuis, 2012-13 .............. 56.9 (107-188) 3. Bill Purcell, 1969-70............................ 56.8 (71-125) 4. Mike Lockwood, 1986-87 .................. 56.7 (85-150) 5. Randy Gricius, 1975-76.................... 56.4 (133-236) GAME 1. Maurice McDonald vs. UNM, 2/20/84 .100.0 (10-10)

THREE-POINTERS MADE CAREER 1. Raymond Dudley, 1986-90 ................................. 285 2. Jarvis Croff, 1998-2001........................................ 219 3. Otis Jones, 1991-95 .............................................. 218 4. Matt McCraw, 2003-07 ....................................... 213 5. Tim Keller, 2001-05 ............................................. 206

SEASON 1. Raymond Dudley, 1989-90 ................................. 241 2. Raymond Dudley, 1988-89 ................................. 240 3. Jarvis Croff, 1999-2000........................................ 225 4. Otis Jones, 1994-95 .............................................. 210 5. Otis Jones, 1993-94 .............................................. 201 GAME 1. Jarvis Croff vs. Utah, 3/9/00 ................................. 19

THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE CAREER (min. 150 att.) 1. Matt McCraw, 2003-07 .................... 46.5 (213-458) 2. Dan Nwaelele, 2003-07 .................... 45.1 (173-384) 3. Andrew Henke, 2005-09 .................. 42.0 (171-407) 4. Tom Fow, 2007-11 ............................ 41.8 (120-287) 5. Matt Holland, 2006-09 ..................... 40.4 (101-250) SEASON (min. 50 att.) 1. Matt McCraw, 2004-05 ...................... 50.9 (55-108) 2. Marek Olesinski, 2012-13 .................... 49.0 (25-51) 3. Dan Nwaelele, 2005-06 ...................... 48.2 (67-139) 4. Grant Parker, 2008-09 .......................... 48.0 (24-50) 5. Matt McCraw, 2006-07 ...................... 46.5 (72-155) GAME 1. Jarmica Reese vs. Doane, 11/22/97....... 90.0 (9-10)

FREE THROWS MADE CAREER 1. Otis Jones, 1991-95 .............................................. 529 2. Bob Beckel, 1956-59 ............................................ 450 3. Tim Harris, 1977-81 ............................................ 346 4. Raymond Dudley, 1986-90 ................................. 333 5. Cliff Parsons, 1966-69 ......................................... 308 SEASON 1. Bob Beckel, 1956-57 ............................................ 177 2. Otis Jones, 1993-94 .............................................. 174 3. Otis Jones, 1994-95 .............................................. 173 4. Bob Beckel, 1958-59 ............................................ 148 5. Chris Lowry, 1990-91 .......................................... 142 GAME 1. Otis Jones vs. Utah, 2/19/94 ................................. 17

SEASON 1. Raymond Dudley, 1988-89 ................................. 105 2. Jarvis Croff, 1999-2000.......................................... 83 3. Raymond Dudley, 1989-90 ................................... 82 4. Tim Keller, 2002-03 ............................................... 78 5. Otis Jones, 1993-94 ................................................ 77 GAME 1. Jarmica Reese vs. Doane, 11/22/97.........................9 Chris Lowry vs. Nicholls State, 2/9/91...................9

THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED CAREER 1. Raymond Dudley, 1986-90 ................................. 720 2. Otis Jones, 1991-95 .............................................. 633 3. Jarvis Croff, 1998-2001........................................ 566 4. Tim Keller, 2001-05 ............................................. 526 5. Matt McCraw, 2003-07 ....................................... 458

Dan Nwaelele is No. 2 on AFA’s career list for three-point percentage at 45.1 percent. He led the MWC in that category during the 2005-06 season at 48.2 percent.

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED

ASSISTS

PERSONAL FOULS

CAREER 1. Otis Jones, 1991-95 .............................................. 681 2. Bob Beckel, 1956-59 ............................................ 594 3. Tim Harris, 1977-81 ............................................ 500 4. Cliff Parsons, 1966-69 ......................................... 438 5. Raymond Dudley, 1986-90 ................................. 425

CAREER 1. Jeff Bowling, 1986-87, 88-90 .............................. 447 2. Bob Djokovich, 1974-78...................................... 427 3. Todd Fletcher, 2009-13 ....................................... 366 4. Todd Beer, 1982-86 ............................................. 355 5. Vernard Jenkins, 1999-2003 ............................... 328

CAREER 1. Tom Bellairs, 1999-2003 ..................................... 370 2. Joel Gerlach, 2000-04 .......................................... 356 3. Mike Lockwood, 1985-89 ................................... 330 4. Erwin Washington, 1979-83............................... 313 5. Rick Simmons, 1979-83 ...................................... 311

SEASON 1. Otis Jones, 1994-95 .............................................. 228 2. Otis Jones, 1993-94 .............................................. 226 3. Tyron Wright, 1998-99 ....................................... 194 4. Tyron Wright, 1999-2000 ................................... 185 5. Tom Schneeberger, 1976-77 ............................... 184

SEASON 1. Jeff Bowling, 1989-90........................................... 224 2. Bob Djokovich, 1976-77...................................... 155 3. Jeff Bowling, 1988-89........................................... 152 4. Todd Beer, 1985-86 ............................................. 133 5. Evan Washington, 2010-11 ................................ 127 Bob Djokovich, 1977-78 ..................................... 127

SEASON 1. Joel Gerlach, 2001-02 .......................................... 114 2. Tom Bellairs, 2001-02 ......................................... 101 David Schuck, 1998-99 ....................................... 101 4. Aaron Benson, 1989-90......................................... 99 5. Tom Bellairs, 2000-01 ........................................... 97

GAME 1. Bob Beckel vs. Washington, 1/18/58................... 21

GAME 1. Jeff Bowling vs. Pepperdine, 12/1/89 .................. 14 Bob Djokovich vs. Oklahoma City, 2/5/77 ........ 14

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE CAREER (min. 125 att.) 1. Lamoni Yazzie, 1999-2002............... 87.0 (161-185) 2. Matt McCraw, 2003-07 .................... 85.2 (179-210) 3. Dan Kraft, 1972-75 ........................... 84.1 (116-138) 4. Dan Nwaelele, 2003-07 .................... 83.6 (189-226) 5. Tim Anderson, 2004-08 ................... 82.9 (248-299) SEASON (min. 45 att.) 1. Todd Fletcher, 2011-12 ........................ 92.3 (48-52) 2. Matt McCraw, 2004-05 ........................ 89.8 (44-49) 3. Dan Nwaelele, 2005-06 ........................ 89.2 (58-65) 4. Matt McCraw, 2006-07 ........................ 88.0 (66-75) Lamoni Yazzie, 2000-01....................... 88.0 (66-75) GAME (min. 10 att.) 1. Five Players ....................................................... 100.0 Most Recent, Dan Nwaelele vs. IPFW, 12/2/06 (11-11)

REBOUNDS CAREER 1. Reggie Jones, 1977-81 .......................................... 776 2. Cliff Parsons, 1966-69 ......................................... 720 3. Tom Bellairs, 1999-2003 ..................................... 694 4. Randy Gricius, 1975-79....................................... 689 5. Bob Djokovich, 1974-78...................................... 619 SEASON 1. Cliff Parsons, 1968-69 ......................................... 293 2. Tom Schneeberger, 1976-77 ............................... 271 3. Reggie Jones, 1979-80 .......................................... 264 4. Reggie Jones, 1980-81 .......................................... 260 5. Tom Bellairs, 1999-2000 ..................................... 258 GAME 1. Randy Gricius vs. Washburn, 11/29/78 .............. 21 Ron Weilert vs. Tulane, 2/28/70 .......................... 21

STEALS CAREER 1. Jacob Burtschi, 2003-07 ...................................... 196 2. Tim Anderson, 2004-08 ...................................... 175 3. Raymond Dudley, 1986-90 ................................. 148 4. Otis Jones, 1991-95 .............................................. 147 5. Tim Keller, 2001-05 ............................................. 142 Jeff Bowling, 1986-87, 88-90 .............................. 142 SEASON 1. Jacob Burtschi, 2005-06 ........................................ 71 2. Tim Anderson, 2007-08 ........................................ 67 3. Tim Anderson, 2006-07 ........................................ 62 Jeff Bowling, 1988-89 ............................................ 62 5. Tyron Wright, 1999-2000 ..................................... 53 GAME 1. Chris Carter vs. Army, 11/11/11.............................7 Tim Anderson vs. San Diego St., 3/13/08 .............7 Jeff Bowling vs. Adam State, 11/29/87 ..................7

BLOCKED SHOTS CAREER 1. Reggie Jones, 1977-81.......................................... 164 2. Taylor Broekhuis, 2009-13 ................................... 82 3. Mike Lockwood, 1985-89 ..................................... 81 4. Joel Gerlach, 2000-04 ............................................ 68 David Schuck, 1997-99 ......................................... 68

MISCELLANEOUS MOST GAMES PLAYED, CAREER 1. Jacob Burtschi, 2003-07 ...................................... 125 2. Todd Fletcher, 2009-13 ....................................... 124 Evan Washington, 2007-11 ................................ 124 Tim Anderson, 2004-08 ...................................... 124 5. Matt McCraw, 2003-07 ....................................... 120 MOST GAMES STARTED Evan Washington, 2007-11..................................... 112 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED Jacob Burtschi, 2003-07........................................... 125 MOST CONSECUTIVE FREE THROWS MADE Dan Nwaelele, 2005-06.............................................. 29 MOST VICTORIES Jacob Burtschi, 2003-07............................................. 90

CLUNE ARENA RECORDS MOST POINTS By AFA: ... 45, Michael Lyons vs. Colo. State . 2/16/13 By Opp: ......38, Kelvin Hamilton, Nicholls State, .2/9/91 MOST POINTS IN A CONFERENCE GAME By AFA: ... 45, Michael Lyons vs. Colo. State . 2/16/13 By Opp: .... 37, Olivier Saint-Jean, San Jose State......2/13/97 MOST FIELD GOALS By AFA: ... 17, Michael Lyons vs. Colo. State . 2/16/13 By Opp: ......12, Devin Durrant, Brigham Young.1/24/83

SEASON 1. Reggie Jones, 1977-78............................................ 56 2. Bryce Morgan, 1993-94 ......................................... 45 3. David Schuck, 1998-99.......................................... 38 4. John Frye, 2005-06 ................................................. 32 5. Mike Lockwood, 1987-88 ..................................... 31

BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE By AFA:........933, Chris Lowry vs. Nicholls St., (14-15)..2/9/91

GAME 1. Bryce Morgan vs. Navy, 1/27/94.............................6 Taylor Broekhuis vs. TCU, 2/22/12 .......................6

MOST FREE THROWS MADE By AFA: ... 17, Otis Jones vs. Utah ................... 2/19/94 By Opp: .... 12, Pat Durham, Colorado State .. 1/16/89

MOST THREE-POINTERS MADE By AFA: ... 9, Jarmica Reese vs. Doane..........11/22/97 By Opp: .... 9, Kelvin Hamilton, Nicholls State 2/9/91

MOST REBOUNDS By AFA: .....18, Aaron Benson vs. Valparaiso.... 11/25/89 By Opp: .... 19, Jon Baskin, Mesa State ............ 12/9/89

Tim Anderson tied the school record with seven steals against San Diego State at the 2008 MWC Tournament. He finished his career No. 2 on AFAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s career list with 175 and was named the MWC Defensive Player of the Year in 2007-08.

MOST ASSISTS By AFA: ... 12, Jeff Bowling vs. New Mexico .. 2/25/89 By Opp: .... 13, Manuel Hendrix, Utah ............ 1/30/84

1,000-POINT CLUB 1. Raymond Dudley (1986-90) Year 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 TOTAL

G 27 25 28 29 109

FG-A 127-265 166-385 262-549 225-568 780-1767

2,178 Points

Pct. .479 .431 .477 .396 .441

3FG-A 39-89 59-150 105-240 82-241 285-720

Pct. .438 .393 .438 .340 .396

Ft-A 75-94 53-75 117-147 88-109 333-425

Pct. .798 .707 .769 .807 .784

Pct. .440 .404 .447 .430 .406

3FG-A 27-80 43-142 77-201 71-210 218-633

Pct. .338 .303 .383 .338 .344

Ft-A 79-98 103-129 174-226 173-228 529-681

Pct. .806 .798 .770 .759 .777

2. Otis Jones (1991-95) Year 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 TOTAL

G 29 27 26 28 110 G 25 25 24 25 99 G 31 31 23 30 115

Pct. .502 .563 .468 .489 .504

3FG-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pct. .000 .000 .000 .000 .000

Ft-A 31-53 97-139 129-175 89-133 346-500

Pct. .584 .698 .737 .668 .692

FG-A 83-215 147-296 128-285 191-405 549-1201

Pct. .386 .497 .449 .472 .457

3FG-A 20-88 25-78 45-121 52-161 142-448

Pct. .227 .321 .372 .323 .317

Ft-A 28-35 105-133 58-82 96-133 287-383

Pct. .800 .789 .707 .722 .749

G 21 23 23 67

Pct. .430 .445 .449 .442

3FG-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pct. .000 .000 .000 .000

Ft-A 177-230 125-169 148-195 450-594

Pct. .770 .740 .759 .756

G 24 28 26 26 104

FG-A 16-44 143-323 155-368 166-376 480-1111

G 23 24 24 71

3FG-A 2-13 26-86 41-128 71-170 140-397

Pct. .154 .317 .320 .418 .353

Ft-A 1-10 103-136 96-141 85-120 285-407

Pct. .100 .757 .681 .708 .700

G 23 27 27 27 104

FG-A 59-115 147-290 151-329 169-355 526-1089

Pct. .490 .510 .472 .492

3FG-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pct. .000 .000 .000 .000

Ft-A 91-131 126-171 91-136 308-438

Pct. .695 .736 .669 .703

Pct. .513 .507 .459 .426 .483

G 28-4 29-29 30-30 31-31 118-94

FG-A 51-110 108-195 143-308 71-315 473-928

Avg. 6.9 13.7 15.6 17.7 13.3

Pts. 555 499 472 1,526

Avg. 26.4 21.7 20.6 22.8

Pts. 35 415 447 488 1,385

Avg. 1.5 14.8 17.2 18.8 13.3

Pct. .464 .554 .464 .543 .510

Pts. 445 540 389 1,374

Avg. 19.3 22.5 16.2 19.4

1,320 Points 3FG-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pct. .000 .000 .000 .000 .000

Ft-A 28-43 61-82 84-123 95-154 268-402

Pct. .651 .744 .683 .617 .667

3FG-A 17-61 40-98 40-117 37-96 134-372

Pct. .279 .408 .342 .385 .360

Ft-A 36-57 45-68 63-80 83-114 227-319

Pct. .632 .662 .788 .728 .712

9. Antoine Hood (2002-06) Year 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 TOTAL

Pts. 214 424 359 530 1527

1,374 Points

FG-A 177-361 207-406 149-316 533-1083

8. Rick Simmons (1979-83) Year 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 TOTAL

Avg. 9.9 17.2 17.5 18.1 15.7

1,385 Points

Pct. .427 .443 .421 .441 .432

7. Cliff Parsons (1966-69) Year 1966-67 1967-68 1968-69 TOTAL

Pts. 247 429 421 453 1,550

1,526 Points

FG-A 189-435 187-420 162-361 538-1216

6. Jarmica Reese (1994-98) Year 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 TOTAL

Avg. 9.0 15.2 25.5 23.9 18.2

1,527 Points

5. Bob Beckel (1956-59) Year 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 TOTAL

Pts. 260 410 663 670 2,003

1,550 Points

FG-A 108-215 166-295 146-312 182-372 602-1194

4. Michael Lyons (2009-13) Year 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 TOTAL

Avg. 13.6 17.8 26.6 21.4 20.0

2,003 Points

FG-A 77-175 132-327 206-461 213-495 628-1458

3. Tim Harris (1977-81) Year 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 TOTAL

Pts. 368 444 746 620 2,178

Pts. 146 355 386 433 1,320

Avg. 6.3 13.1 14.3 16.0 12.7

1,307 Points

Pts. 155 301 389 462 1,307

Avg. 5.5 10.4 13.0 14.9 11.1

1,000-POINT CLUB 10. Jarvis Croff (1998-01) Year 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 TOTAL

G 25 28 29 82

FG-A 117-311 161-403 110-264 388-978

1,216 Points Pct. .376 .400 .417 .397

3FG-A 70-168 83-226 66-173 219-567

Pct. .417 .369 .382 .386

Ft-A 51-76 78-107 92-127 221-310

Pct. .671 .729 .724 .713

3FG-A 17-60 31-104 41-127 62-159 151-450

Pct. .283 .298 .323 .390 .336

Ft-A 5-19 26-37 66-91 75-97 172-244

Pct. .263 .703 .725 .773 .705

3FG-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pct. .000 .000 .000 .000 .000

Ft-A 11-24 24-44 109-184 72-100 216-352

Pct. .458 .545 .592 .720 .614

3FG-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pct. .000 .000 .000 .000 .000

Ft-A 14-16 56-71 37-48 70-86 177-221

Pct. .875 .789 .771 .814 .801

Pct. .417 .542 .461 .519 .496

3FG-A 6-31 34-81 46-116 22-75 108-303

Pct. .194 .420 .397 .293 .356

Ft-A 18-27 51-71 66-99 72-99 207-296

Pct. .667 .718 .667 .727 .699

Pct. .379 .472 .416 .425 .431

3FG-A 32-79 78-173 50-143 46-131 206-526

Pct. .405 .451 .350 .351 .392

Ft-A 30-37 81-97 81-101 19-33 211-268

Pct. .811 .835 .802 .576 .787

Pct. .564 .439 .512 .556 .540

3FG-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pct. .000 .000 .000 .000 .000

Ft-A 42-72 13-19 37-58 72-103 164-252

Pct. .583 .674 .638 .699 .651

Pct. .512 .530 .514 .462 .506

3FG-A 20-62 27-70 41-96 34-82 122-310

Pct. .323 .386 .427 .415 .394

Ft-A 45-68 80-101 77-108 53-77 255-354

Pct. .662 .792 .713 .688 .720

3FG-A 7-22 23-54 67-139 76-169 173-384

Pct. .318 .426 .482 .450 .451

Ft-A 16-20 18-22 58-65 97-119 189-226

Pct. .800 .818 .892 .815 .836

11. Jacob Burtschi (2003-07) Year 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 TOTAL

G 29 30 31 35 125

FG-A 43-93 91-192 139-289 168-337 441-911

Pct. .462 .474 .481 .499 .484

G 24 25 27 25 101

FG-A 41-89 109-214 193-368 151-308 494-979

Pct. .461 .509 .524 .490 .505

G 20 27 26 29 102

FG-A 24-53 149-313 145-299 154-327 472-992

Pct. .453 .476 .485 .471 .476

G 23 28 30 35 116

FG-A 30-72 117-216 124-269 126-243 397-800

G 28 28 29 30 115

FG-A 47-124 127-269 94-226 76-179 344-798

G 25 4 24 25 78

FG-A 133-236 18-41 124-242 193-347 468-866

G 23 28 28 29 108

FG-A 66-129 106-200 110-214 73-158 355-701

G 24 19 31 35 109

FG-A 17-41 52-114 120-244 163-316 352-715

Avg. 3.1 13.1 12.6 13.0 11.0

Pts. 84 319 360 346 1,109

Avg. 3.7 11.4 12.0 9.9 9.6

Pts. 156 413 319 217 1,105

Avg. 5.6 14.8 11.0 7.2 9.6

Pts. 308 49 285 458 1,100

Avg. 12.3 12.3 11.9 18.3 14.1

1,087 Points

18. Dan Nwaelele (2003-07) Year 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 TOTAL

Pts. 62 354 327 378 1,121

1,100 Points

17. Joel Gerlach (2000-04) Year 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 TOTAL

Avg. 3.9 9.7 18.3 15.0 11.9

1,105 Points

16. Randy Gricius (1975-79) Year 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 TOTAL

Pts. 93 242 495 374 1,204

1,109 Points

15. Tim Keller (2001-05) Year 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 TOTAL

Avg. 3.7 8.0 12.4 13.5 9.6

1,121 Points

14. Nick Welch (2002-05, ‘06-07) Year 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2006-07 TOTAL

Pts. 108 239 385 473 1,205

1,204 Points

13. Maurice McDonald (1982-86) Year 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 TOTAL

Avg. 14.2 17.3 13.0 14.8

1,205 Points

12. Tom Schneeberger (1974-78) Year 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 TOTAL

Pts. 355 483 378 1,216

Pct. .415 .456 .492 .516 .492

Pts. 197 319 338 233 1,087

Avg. 8.6 11.4 12.1 8.0 10.1

1,066 Points

Pts. 57 145 365 499 1,066

Avg. 2.4 7.6 11.8 14.3 9.8

1,000-POINT CLUB 19. Bob Djokovich (1974-78) Year 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 TOTAL

G 25 25 27 25 102

FG-A 57-146 108-230 132-307 120-275 417-958

1,061 Points

Pct. .390 .470 .430 .436 .435

3FG-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pct. .000 .000 .000 .000 .000

Ft-A 31-48 49-83 86-138 61-78 227-347

Pct. .646 .590 .623 .782 .654

Pct. .463 .509 .458 .455 .470

3FG-A 16-33 55-108 70-162 72-155 213-458

Pct. .485 .509 .432 .465 .465

Ft-A 20-22 44-49 49-64 66-75 179-210

Pct. .909 .898 .766 .880 .852

Pct. .454 .448 .474 .483 .466

3FG-A 0-0 0-0 20-59 34-78 54-137

Pct. .000 .000 .339 .436 .394

Ft-A 11-26 21-30 54-81 44-57 130-194

Pct. .423 .700 .667 .772 .670

Pct. .371 .488 .550 .483 .505

3FG-A 0-0 0-1 3-5 19-55 22-61

Pct. .000 .000 .600 .345 .360

Ft-A 5-10 60-91 70-102 81-115 216-318

Pct. .500 .659 .686 .704 .679

3FG-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Pct. .000 .000 .000 .000

Ft-A 76-117 39-57 60-85 175-259

Pct. .650 .684 .709 .676

20. Matt McCraw (2003-07) Year 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 TOTAL

G 27 30 30 33 120

FG-A 25-54 85-167 103-225 111-244 324-690

G 28 29 27 21 105

FG-A 89-196 91-203 110-232 113-234 403-865

G 26 26 26 25 103

FG-A 13-35 106-217 153-278 119-244 391-774

No. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50.

G 24 24 24 72

FG-A 92-232 177-394 152-350 421-976

Player Dale French Don Wolfswinkel Evan Washington Andrew Henke Mike Lockwood John Judd Fred Budinger George Irvin Chris Lowry Chris Loll Tom Bellairs Tim Anderson Erwin Washington Jim Ulm Sam Peshut Tyron Wright Taylor Broekhuis Reggie Minton Todd Fletcher Mike Fitzgerald Todd Beer Mike Hammond Jim Eken A.J. Kuhle Tom Blase Dan Kraft Terry Norris

Avg. 3.2 9.0 10.8 10.9 8.7

Pts. 189 203 334 304 1,030

Avg. 6.8 7.0 12.4 14.5 9.8

1,020 Points

23. Rich Nickelson (1971-74) Year 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 TOTAL

Pts. 86 269 325 360 1,040

1,030 Points

22. Mike Freeman (1994-98) Year 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 TOTAL

Avg. 5.8 10.6 13.0 12.0 10.4

1,040 Points

21. Rob Marr (1984-88) Year 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 TOTAL

Pts. 145 265 350 301 1,061

Pct. .397 .449 .434 .431

Pts. 31 272 379 338 1,020

Avg. 1.2 10.5 14.6 13.5 9.9

1,017 Points

Yrs. 1987-90, 91-92 1957-60 2007-11 2005-09 1985-89 1961-64 1964-67 1989-93 1987-91 1992-95 1999-2003 2004-08 1979-83 1958-61 1963-66 1998-2000 2009-13 1992-96 2009-13 2009-13 1982-86 1984-88 1972-75 2000-04 1970-73 1972-75 1958-61

Gms. 107 88 124 119 112 68 73 111 101 77 108 124 106 86 72 54 116 99 124 117 108 90 73 111 73 55 71

Pts. 260 393 364 1,017

Avg. 10.8 16.4 15.2 14.1

FG-3s-FT 357-43-236 350-0-274 340-45-248 309-171-172 356-0-245 358-0-239 370-0-208 333-90-188 299-100-235 293-68-265 340-53-181 279-107-248 392-0-120 351-0-187 327-0-212 277-46-257 303-52-170 274-128-150 292-120-118 261-120-162 311-0-178 305-10-209 327-0-142 258-115-141 321-0-116 318-0-116 280-0-170

Pts. 993 974 973 961 957 955 948 944 933 919 914 913 904 889 866 859 828 826 822 804 800 798 796 772 758 752 730

Avg. 9.3 11.1 7.8 8.1 8.5 14.1 13.0 8.5 9.2 11.9 8.5 7.4 8.5 10.3 12.1 15.9 7.1 8.3 6.6 6.9 7.4 8.9 9.9 7.0 10.4 13.7 10.3

FORMER FALCON GREGG POPOVICH 1970 GRAD HAS LED SAN ANTONIO SPURS TO FOUR NBA TITLES San Antonio Spurs head coach and general manager Gregg Popovich is a former Falcon. Born in East Chicago, Ind., Popovich, a 1970 graduate of the Air Force Academy, is the son-in-law of the late Air Force athletic trainer Jim Conboy. As a senior at Air Force, Popovich led the Falcons in scoring with a 14.3 average and served as team captain while helping the team to a 12-12 record. He graduated with a degree in Soviet studies, followed by a five-year military commitment in the United States Air Force. Soon thereafter, he made his first foray into coaching, spending six years as an assistant at the Academy. He then spent eight seasons as the head coach of Pomona-Pitzer College in Claremont, Calif., leading the team to its first conference championship in 68 years in 1985-86. He then joined Larry Brown as an assistant for the Spurs. After a two-year stint coaching with Don Nelson at Golden State, Popovich returned to the Spurs as general manager in 1994. Popovich added head coaching to his long list of responsibilities on Dec. 10, 1996, when he replaced Bob Hill on the Spurs’ sideline. With a roster decimated by injuries to key players such as David Robinson and Sean Elliott, the Spurs struggled through the remainder of the season, finishing a lowly 20-62, including 17-47 under Popovich, who is also the team’s executive vice president of basketball operations. But they struck it rich in the NBA Draft Lottery, coming away with the right to pick first in the 1997 NBA Draft. And as expected, Popovich chose Tim Duncan, the All-American from Wake Forest who teamed with Robinson to form a formidable Twin Towers. The Spurs soared to 56-26 in 1997-98, setting an NBA record for the greatest single-season turnaround in league history by winning 36 more games than the year before. San Antonio beat Phoenix in the first round of the playoffs but lost to Utah in five games in the Western Conference Semifinals. In 1998-99, the Spurs posted a league-best 37-13 record during the strike-shortened regular season and followed that up with a 15-2 mark in the playoffs, beating Minnesota 3-1 and then sweeping the Lakers and Portland before defeating New York 4-1 in the NBA Finals. Popovich, the longest tenured coach with the same team among the 122 NBA, NFL, NHL and MLB franchises, led the Spurs to their second NBA title in 2003 after posting a 60-22 record during the regular season. San Antonio defeated the New Jersey Nets, 4-2, in the NBA Finals. Popovich was named NBA Coach of the Year following the season. The Spurs gave Popovich his third NBA championship ring in 2005 after posting a 59-23 regular season record. San Antonio defeated the defending champs, Detroit Pistons, in seven games in the NBA Finals. After producing an NBA-high 63 victories during the 2005-06 campaign, Gregg Popovich (second from right) with Manu the Spurs won their fourth title under Popovich in ‘06-07 by sweeping the Cleveland Cavaliers in Ginobili, Tim Duncan and Tony Parker and the four games. Popovich is the only active NBA coach with multiple NBA titles and one of only four coaches in NBA history with at least 100 playoff victories, joining Phil Jackson, Pat Riley and Larry 2007 NBA Championship Trophy. Popovich has Brown. won four NBA titles. Popovich has also been a champion off the court. In 1991, he teamed with Frank Martin to create the Spurs/Pizza Hut Drug-Free Youth Basketball League. Currently, the league plays at 75 locations in and around San Antonio. More than 20,000 boys and girls – ages 7 to 16 – played in the league in 2002-03 (Spurs guard Devin Brown played in the Spurs Drug-Free League). Prior to each game, every participant takes the Drug-Free League pledge, promising to remain drug and alcohol free while showing good sportsmanship and fair play. Popovich, active in the San Antonio community, was also honored by President George Bush in February 1992 with a “Daily Point of Light Award” for the Spurs Drug Free Basketball League. He was also named a distinguished graduate by the Academy in 2008.

POPOVICH’S HEAD COACHING RECORD

COLLEGE Year 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 Totals

Team Pomona-Pitzer Pomona-Pitzer Pomona-Pitzer Pomona-Pitzer Pomona-Pitzer Pomona-Pitzer Pomona-Pitzer Pomona-Pitzer

Wins 2 10 9 12 9 11 16 7 76

NBA Losses 17 15 17 13 17 14 12 19 124

Pct. .095 .400 .346 .480 .346 .440 .571 .270 .400

Year 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99** 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03**^ 2003-04 2004-05** 2005-06 2006-07** 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12^ 2012-13 Totals

Team San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio

** NBA Champions

Wins 17 56 37 53 58 58 60 57 59 63 58 56 54 50 61 50 58 905

Losses 47 26 13 29 24 24 22 25 23 19 24 26 28 32 21 16 24 423

Pct. .266 .683 .740 .646 .707 .707 .732 .695 .720 .768 .707 .683 .659 .610 .744 .758 .707 .681

^ NBA Coach of the Year

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Dale J. Grupe (1984) 1983, 84 Steven J. Gulasey (1973) 1971, 72 Jim Gulsvig (1986) 1984, 85, 86

A David J. Abramowitz (1982) 1981, 82 Tim Anderson (2008) 2005, 06, 07, 08 Martin G. Andrade (1966) 1965, 66 Jon Atkins (2012) 2009

B Jamil Bailey (2014) 2011 Colt Barnhill (2015) 2012 Anthony Barrett (1996) 1993, 94, 95, 96 Rodney L. Bates (1971) 1971 Eric Baugh (2001) 1999 Richard M. Bean (1970) 1968, 69, 70 Eli D. Bebout (1968) 1966 Robert D. Beckel (1959) 1957, 58, 59 Todd P. Beer (1986) 1983, 84, 85, 86 Kenyon Bell (1995) 1994, 95 Tom Bellairs (2003) 2000, 01, 02, 03 Aaron Benson (1991) 1988, 89, 90, 91 Robert Blake (1959) 1957, 58, 59 Thomas L. Blase (1973) 1971, 72, 73 Jason Boerboom (2006) 2003 Zach Bohannon (2013) 2010, 11 Jeff Bowling (1990) 1987, 89, 90 Bradley Boyer (1993) 1992, 93 Adam Brakeville (2013) 2010, 11, 12 Taylor Broekhuis (2013) 2010, 11, 12, 13 Derek Brooks (2011) 2008, 09, 10, 11 Charles R. Brown, Jr. (1971) 1970, 71 Phillip Brown (2011) 2008, 09 J.J. Brull (2006) 2003 Caleb Buchanan (2005) 2002, 03, 04, 05 Fred W. Budinger (1967) 1965, 66, 67 George Bullock (1993) 1990 Anthony Burshnick (1960) 1959 Jacob Burtschi (2007) 2004, 05, 06, 07 Andrew E. Busch (1979) 1977, 78 Jeff Bzdelik (Head Coach) 2005 - 07

C Chris Carter (2015) 2012 Wilbert J. Cason (1975) 1973, 74, 75 Glen W. Chinn (1974) 1972 Shawn Christensen (2003) 2000 Dean Christian (1982) 1979, 80, 82 Kyle Clark (1993) 1992 Byron Clay (1986) 1985, 86 Treâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Coggins (2016) 2013 James R. Cooper (1970) 1968, 69, 70 Mark Cozad (1993) 1991, 92, 93 Jarvis Croff (2001) 1999, 00, 01

John Frye (2003-07)

D Greg Dauer (1985) 1984 Brian Davidson (2015) 2012 Ronald Deep (1960) 1958, 59, 60 Jason Deyoe (1994) 1991 James H. Diffendorfer (1963) 1961, 62, 63 Jared Dillinger (DNG) 2004, 05 Phil Dillingham (1998) 1997 Robert R. Djokovich (1978) 1975, 76, 77, 78 Emmett P. Dowling III (1967) 1965, 66, 67 Raymond Dudley (1990) 1987, 88, 89, 90 Joel Dunham (1993) 1992 Thomas J. Dupre (1981) 1981 Kenon Dutton (1995) 1994, 95

E DeLovell Earls (2015) 2012, 13 Walter G. Edgerly (1967) 1965, 66, 67 Michael D. Edwards (1986) 1984, 85 Michael J. Edwards (1983) 1981, 82, 83 Hank Egan (Head Coach) 1971 - 84 James K. Eken (1975) 1973, 74, 75 Saj El-Amin (2010) 2007, 08, 09, 10 Matt Elleby (2000) 2000 Mark S. Englebretson (1973) 1972, 73 Howell M. Estes III (1965) 1965 Scott A. Etnyre (1966) 1964

F Mike Fitzgerald (2013) 2010, 11, 12, 13 Todd Fletcher (2013) 2010, 11, 12, 13 Tom Fow (2011) 2008, 09, 10, 11 Michael Freeman (1998) 1995, 96, 97, 98 Dale French (1992) 1988, 89, 90, 92 John Frye (2007) 2004, 05, 06, 07 Clayton Fuller (2005) 2002

Jarvis Croff (1998-2001)

Steve Haase (1993) 1990, 91, 92, 93 Edward J. Hadzick (1980) 1977, 78 Darren Hall (1993) 1992, 93 Truman D. Hall (1972) 1972 Peter P. Halvonik, Jr. (1969) 1968, 69 Mike Hammond (1988) 1985, 86, 87, 88 Justin Hammonds (2015) 2012, 13 Timothy A. Harris (1981) 1978, 79, 80, 81 Robert Hawking (1992) 1989, 90, 91, 92 Roger C. Head (1964) 1962, 63, 64 Shawn Hempsey (2012) 2009, 10, 11, 12 Andrew Henke (2009) 2006, 07, 08, 09 Kurt L. Herbst (1981) 1978, 79 Jarrett Hess (2005) 2002 Ryan Hess (2010) 2007 Ellwood P. Hinman III (1964) 1962, 63 Steven R. Hirst (1981) 1980, 81 Charles R. Holland (1968) 1968 Matt Holland (2009) 2007, 08, 09 Jovan Hollins (1999) 1997, 98 Marc Holum (2006) 2002, 03, 05, 06 Adam Hood (2008) 2005, 06, 07, 08 Antoine Hood (2006) 2003, 04, 05, 06 Matt Horin (1997) 1995, 96, 97 John Horton (1995) 1992 Peter O. Hugdahl (1966) 1965, 66 William Humphrey (2000) 1997, 98, 99, 00 David W. Hunn (1968) 1968

Miguel Garcia (2000) 1997, 98, 99, 00 Brad Garey (1996) 1994, 95, 96 Steven R. Gast (1973) 1971, 72, 73 Joel Gerlach (2004) 2001, 02, 03, 04 George German (1993) 1992 Sean Giles (1991) 1988, 89 Christopher J. Golob (1980) 1977, 78 Glenn Gonzales (1999) 1997, 98, 99 William S. Graf (1969) 1967 Jeffrey C. Graves (1975) 1973, 74, 75 Kyle Green (2013) 2010, 11, 12, 13 Randall E. Gricius (1979) 1976, 78, 79 Derek Groth (2007) 2004

George Irvin (1993) 1990, 91, 92, 93 Michael Isenhour (2001) 1998

J Clark James (1994) 1991 Marcus Jenkins (2004) 2003, 04 Vernard Jenkins (2003) 2000, 01, 02, 03 Anwar Johnson (2009) 2006, 07, 08, 09 Christopher P. Jones (1977) 1974, 75 Otis Jones (1995) 1992, 93, 94, 95 Reginald L. Jones (1981) 1978, 79, 80, 81 Jonathan D. Jordan (1985) 1983, 84, 85 John A. Judd (1965) 1962, 63, 64

K Chase Kammerer (2014) 2011, 12, 13 David L. Kapaska (1972) 1971, 72 Chris Kay (1997) 1994, 95, 96, 97 Tim Keller (2005) 2002, 03, 04, 05 Michael S. Kelley (1970) 1968, 69 Leonard M. Kendall (1979) 1976 Eric Kenzik (2008) 2005, 06, 07, 08 Mark Kilgore (1997) 1996, 97 Chad Kimble (1989) 1986, 87, 88, 89 Steve Kincanon (2001) 1998 Scott Kindsvater (1989) 1988 Marcus King (2006) 2003 Kenny Kirkpatrick (2002) 2001, 02 Eric Kjome (DNG) 1986, 87 Michael J. Klindt (1969) 1968, 69 William N. Knipp (1962) 1960, 61, 62 Nathan Koran (2000) 1999 Daniel D. Kraft (1975) 1973, 74, 75 Joseph L. Kreimborg (1970) 1970 A.J. Kuhle (2004) 2001, 02, 03, 04

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS L Keith N. Lacey (1964) 1963, 64 Joel LaFleur (1996) 1993 Deane Lake (2006) 2003 Eric Lang (2005) 2002 Stephen L. Lanning (1977) 1975 Donny Legans (2004) 2001, 02 Gregory L. Lewis (1982) 1979, 80, 81, 82 Timothy P. Lewis (1985) 1983, 84, 85 Mike Lockwood (1989) 1986, 87, 88, 89 James Locum (1994) 1991 Chris Loll (1995) 1993, 94, 95 Anthony Long (1960) 1958, 59, 60 Christopher Lowry (1991) 1988, 89, 90, 91 Raymond V. Lundquist (1963) 1961 Bonar Luzey (1997) 1996, 97 Michael Lyons (2013) 2010, 11, 12, 13

M Anthony J. Mahoney (1982) 1979 Selwyn Mansell (2002) 1999, 00, 01, 02 Keith Maren (2008) 2005, 06, 07, 08 Thomas O. Markham (1966) 1966 Rob Marr (1988) 1985, 86, 87, 88 Titus K. Matthews (1982) 1982 Peter M. McCaffrey (1982) 1979, 80, 82, 83 Daniel J. McCoy (1980) 1977 Matt McCraw (2007) 2004, 05, 06, 07 Maurice D. McDonald (1986) 1983, 84, 85, 86 Mike McLain (2010) 2008, 09, 10 Avery Merriex (2010) 2007, 08, 09, 10 Cameron Michael (2016) 2013 Ethan Michael (2015) 2013 John Middlemore (1997) 1997 John Miller (1986) 1984, 85 Reggie Minton (Head Coach) 1984 - 2000 Reggie Minton, Jr. (1996) 1993, 94, 95, 96 Orderia Mitchell (1973) 1972 Zach Moer (2016) 2013 Troy Molendyke (1990) 1988 Chris Mooney (Head Coach) 2004 - 05 Bryce Morgan (1994) 1989, 90, 93, 94 Hunter Myers (2009) 2006, 09

N Charlie Nelson (1996) 1993, 94, 95, 96 Byron Nicholson (2001) 1999, 00, 01 Lawrence L. Nickelson (1977) 1974

David Peterson (2001-05)

Trevor Noonan (2012) 2009 Richard B. Nickelson (1974) 1972, 73, 74 Terry D. Norris (1961) 1959, 60, 61 Dan Nwaelele (2007) 2004, 05, 06, 07

O Marek Olesinski (2015) 2012, 13 Jerome C. Olin (1973) 1972 John F. Olive (1967) 1965, 66, 67 James E. Oswald (1980) 1979

P Brandon Parker (1996) 1994, 95, 96 Grant Parker (2010) 2007, 08, 09, 10 Julius C. Parsons III (1969) 1967, 68, 69 Ted Parsons (1977) 1977 Michael D. Pavich (1964) 1963, 64 Gilbert T. Perry, Jr. (1974) 1972 Samuel Peshut (1966) 1964, 65, 66 David Peterson (2005) 2002, 03, 04, 05 Daniel W. Pflueger (1972) 1972 Tysen Pina (2004) 2001, 02, 04 Dylan Pope (2000) 1997, 98, 99 Gregg C. Popovich (1970) 1969, 70 Richard E. Porter (1964) 1963, 64 Fred T. Powers, Jr. (1980) 1978 Brandon Provost (DNG) 2009 William E. Purcell (1971) 1970, 71

Q David M. Quick (1991) 1988, 89, 90, 91 Michael J. Quinlan (1961) 1959, 61

R Rande S. Read (1978) 1976, 77, 78 Jarmica Reese (1998) 1995, 96, 97, 98 Ed Reisdorf (1963) 1961, 62 Brent Roberts (1992) 1989, 90, 91, 92 Brian Ross (2001) 2001 Jaron Roux (2000) 2000 Thomas W. Rubin (1978) 1976, 77, 78

Lamoni Yazzie (1999-2002) Scott Stucky (2012) 2009, 10, 11, 12 Edwin P. Sullivan (1966) 1964, 65, 66 Bryan Summers (2001) 1997, 98, 01 Chris Swan (DNG) 2005

T Ryan Teets (2007) 2004, 05, 06, 07 Rodney Tention (DNG) 1984 Doug Thayer (1988) 1987 Michael R. Thiessen (1969) 1968, 69 Jeffrey S. Thomas (1975) 1973, 74, 75 Laurence J. Thomson (1959) 1957, 58 Robert Todd (DNG) 2001 Scott Turner (1986) 1984

U James P. Ulm (1961) 1958, 60, 61

V Henry Viccellio, Jr. (1962) 1960, 61, 62

S Stephen R. Saleck (1980) 1977, 78 Robert E. Sallis (1982) 1981, 82 David W. Sams (1974) 1973, 74 Patrick Sanders (1993) 1992, 93 Sammy Schafer (DNG) 2009, 10 Robert S. Schaumberg (1962) 1960, 61, 62 Thomas R. Schneeberger (1978) 1975, 76, 77, 78 Greg R. Schneider (1976) 1973, 74, 75, 76 Rick J. Schoenlein (1976) 1974, 75, 76 David Schuck (2001) 1998, 99 Joe Scott (Head Coach) 2000 - 04 Michael L. Sevier (1976) 1973, 74, 75, 76 James A. Sills (1974) 1973 Richard L. Simmons (1983) 1980, 81, 82, 83 Omar Simpson (1992) 1990, 91, 92 Bob Sledzik (1989) 1987 Mark Slimko (1989) 1986, 87, 88, 89 Charles Smith (1992) 1989, 90, 91, 92 Rodric Smith (1998) 1997, 98 Robert L. Sneath, Jr. (1982) 1981 Matt Sobolewski (1988) 1985, 86, 87, 88 Bob Spear (Head Coach) 1956 - 1971 Thomas H. Spear (1970) 1968, 69, 70 Jeffrey T. Steig (1976) 1974, 75, 76 Louis Stewart (1999) 1996, 97, 98, 99 Taylor Stewart (2012) 2009, 10, 11, 12 Daniel Stock (DNG) 2002 John M. Stover (1961) 1960, 61

W Gary Wagner (1988) 1986, 87 Ben Walker (2009) 2006 Josh Wallace (2004) 2001 Scott Warren (1987) 1984, 85, 86 Erwin W. Washington (1983) 1980, 81, 82, 83 Evan Washington (2011) 2008, 09, 10 Ronald L. Weilert (1971) 1970, 71 Nick Welch (2007) 2003, 04, 05, 07 Kamryn Williams (2015) 2012, 13 Robert F. Williams (1959) 1957, 58, 59 Lawrence P. Wiseburn (1969) 1968 Donald L. Wolfswinkel (1960) 1958, 59, 60 William M. Woodall (1978) 1976 Isaac K. Woodfork (1978) 1976, 77, 78 Tyron Wright (2000) 1999, 00

Y Jerald R. Yankee (1966) 1964 Lamoni Yazzie (2002) 2000, 01, 02 Lawrence Yazzie (2000) 1998, 99, 00 Max Yon (2015) 2012, 13

Z Roger J. Zoeller (1963) 1961, 62, 63 Graduation Year in Parentheses Current Players in Bold

ALL-TIME RESULTS Bob Spear 1956-71 15 Seasons 177-175 Record 1956-57 (11-10) HEAD COACH: Maj. Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAIN: Bob Beckel 12-5...... WESTMINSTER (Utah)........ W......72-64 12-8...... Colorado College .................... L........72-91 12-12.... CHADRON (Neb.) ................ W......80-54 12-15.... Colorado Mines (OT)* .......... W......86-83 12-19.... KEARNEY STATE (Neb.) .... L........66-69 1-5 ........ Western State* ........................ L........41-57 1-9 ........ KANSAS WESLEYAN .......... W......82-43 1-12...... Washington (Mo.).................. L........54-62 1-16...... ST. MICHAEL’S (Vt.)............ L........69-85 1-19...... Colorado State*....................... W......70-62 1-26...... Northern Colorado*............... L........66-88 1-30...... ADAMS STATE ..................... W......79-68 2-2 ........ Nebraska-Omaha* .................. W......74-46 2-6 ........ COLORADO COLLEGE ...... W......104-53 2-9 ........ EASTERN NEW MEXICO ... W......102-69 2-13...... N. MEXICO HIGHLANDS .. L........62-69 2-16...... Northern Colorado (OT) ...... L........83-95 2-22...... Creighton ................................. L........49-76 2-23...... Kansas City Univ. ................... W......63-54 3-2 ........ Regis* ....................................... L........45-61 3-9 ........ Royal Roads (Canada) ........... W......82-36 * Denver Auditorium Arena

1957-58 (17-6) HEAD COACH: Maj. Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAIN: Bob Beckel 12-4...... WESTMINSTER (Utah)........ W......68-42 12-7...... New Mexico ............................ W......68-50 12-10.... KANSAS CITY UNIV. .......... W......76-66 12-13.... Colorado State ........................ L........59-70 12-14.... Colorado State*....................... W......54-50 12-18.... DRAKE .................................... L........69-74 12-20.... Colorado Mines ...................... W......78-60 1-4 ........ Colorado College .................... W......72-63 1-8 ........ ADAMS STATE ..................... W......64-62 1-11...... Loyola (Ill.)* ............................ L........50-71 1-16...... EASTERN NEW MEXICO ... W......55-54 1-18...... Washington (Mo.)* ................ W......83-41 1-25...... Wyoming ................................. W......78-73 1-29...... CREIGHTON ......................... W......63-52 2-1 ........ Northern Colorado ................ W......59-58 2-5 ........ NORTHERN COLORADO .. W......76-66 2-8 ........ Notre Dame............................. L........70-98 2-12...... COLORADO MINES ............ W......76-47 2-15...... Nebraska-Omaha ................... W......56-45 2-19...... N. MEXICO HIGHLANDS .. W......76-51 2-22...... Colorado .................................. L........50-54 2-26...... COLORADO COLLEGE ...... W......61-54 3-1 ........ Regis ......................................... L........66-80 * Denver Auditorium Arena

1958-59 (14-9) HEAD COACH: Maj. Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAIN: Bob Beckel 12-3...... WESTMINSTER (Utah)........ W......79-47 12-6...... Drake ........................................ L........56-71 12-10.... COLORADO MINES ............ W......73-60 12-13.... Colorado .................................. L........44-52

12-17.... Colorado State ........................ L........57-67 12-27.... Oregon State$ ......................... L........47-49 12--29 ... Wyoming$ ............................... L........50-55 1-3 ........ Valparaiso* .............................. W......63-49 1-9 ........ (15) Marquette ........................ L........46-67 1-10...... Loyola (Ill.) .............................. W......68-64 1-14...... WESTERN STATE................. W......66-31 1-17...... MONTANA STATE .............. L........61-63 1-24...... WYOMING............................. W......68-63 1-28...... Denver ...................................... L........65-84 1-31...... Oklahoma ................................ L........39-40 2-4 ........ PANHANDLE STATE .......... W......79-56 2-7 ........ SOUTH DAKOTA ................. W......75-57 2-11...... N. MEXICO HIGHLANDS .. W......87-68 2-14...... Regis (3OT)* ........................... W......79-76 2-18...... CREIGHTON ......................... W......77-72 2-21...... Washington ............................. W......60-42 2-23...... Nebraska-Omaha ................... W......87-66 2-29...... ARIZONA ............................... W......115-62 * Denver Auditorium Arena $ West Coast Classic, Corvallis, Ore.

Bob Beckel (1956-59) is Air Force’s career leader in scoring average with a 22.8 mark. He led the Falcons in scoring in each of his three seasons. He was inducted into the Air Force Academy Athletic Hall of Fame as part of the inaugural class in 2007. 1959-60 (12-10) HEAD COACH: Lt. Col. Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAIN: Don Wolfswinkel 12-4...... Creighton ................................. L........49-56 12-5...... Nebraska-Lincoln ................... L........54-68 12-9...... DENVER ................................. L........53-56 12-12.... NOTRE DAME ...................... L........52-67 12-19 ... OKLAHOMA S T AT E .............L........36-62 1-7 ....... NEBRASKA-OMAHA .......... W......90-41 1-9 ....... LOYOLA (Ill.) ......................... W......63-50 1-13 ..... Western State .......................... W......66-59 1-16 ..... Montana State ......................... L........61-67

1-20 ..... N. MEXICO HIGHLANDS . W......90-68 1-23 ..... Wyoming ................................. W......57-53 1-30 ..... New Mexico* ......................... W......70-66 1-31 ..... U.C.L.A. (H)............................ L........75-76 2-3 ....... WYOMING (OT) .................. W......59-54 2-6 ....... MARQUETTE (OT) .............. W......70-68 2-10 ..... Colorado Mines ...................... W......84-54 2-13 ..... South Dakota .......................... W......68-67 2-20 ..... Arizona .................................... L........66-73 2-22 ..... Arizona State ........................... L........71-78 2-27 ..... EASTERN NEW MEXICO ... W......71-47 3-2 ....... REGIS ....................................... W......65-58 3-7 ....... DePaul##.................................. L........63-69 * Denver Auditorium Arena ## NCAA Midwest Regional 1960-61 (12-12) HEAD COACH: Lt. Col. Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAIN: Terry Norris 12-1 ..... NEW MEXICO....................... W......85-73 12-3 ..... Wisconsin ................................ L........67-80 12-9 ..... Colorado State ........................ L........46-83 12-10 ... DENVER ................................. W......81-68 12-17 ... ARIZONA ............................... W......75-67 12-29 ... Texas Tech............................... L........69-81 12-30 ... Texas A&M ............................. L........51-62 1-2 ....... Hardin-Simmons.................... L........64-75 1-7 ....... WASHINGTON (Mo.).......... W......70-65 1-11 ..... CENTENARY ......................... W......61-59 1-14 ..... MONTANA STATE .............. W......65-51 1-18 ..... WYOMING (OT) .................. L........60-61 1-21 ..... Wyoming ................................. W......70-59 1-27 ..... (9) Southern California ......... L........51-74 1-28 ..... U.C.L.A. (A) ............................ L........78-89 2-4 ....... Kansas ...................................... L........52-78 2-8 ....... WESTERN STATE................. W......90-71 2-11 ..... Oklahoma State ...................... W......52-46 2-15 ..... COLORADO COLLEGE ...... W......77-72 2-18 ..... MARQUETTE ........................ L........63-72 2-23 ..... Valparaiso ................................ W .....75-66 2-25 ..... Loyola (Ill.) .............................. L........63-92 3-1 ....... Regis ......................................... W......67-64 3-4 ....... ARIZONA STATE ................. L........66-69 1961-62 (16-7) HEAD COACH: Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAIN: Bill Knipp 12-2 ...... Washington ............................. L........50-60 12-6 ...... HARDIN-SIMMONS (OT) .. W......81-76 12-9 ...... NEBRASKA-LINCOLN ........ W......58-49 12-16 .... NORTH TEXAS STATE ....... W......74-66 12-19 .... Brigham Young....................... W......68-66 1-10 ...... WESTERN STATE................. W......75-53 1-13 ...... Marquette ................................ L........36-60 1-17 ...... WYOMING............................. W......51-39 1-20 ...... Wyoming (OT) ....................... L........66-67 1-24 ...... Denver* .................................... W......58-56 1-27 ...... COLORADO STATE............. W......58-57 1-31 ...... DEPAUW ................................ W......72-56 2-3 ........ KANSAS .................................. W......76-72 2-7 ........ New Mexico ............................ W......62-56 2-10 ...... REGIS ....................................... W......61-45 2-14 ...... Colorado College .................... W......75-44 2-17 ...... CREIGHTON ......................... L........60-61 2-21 ...... VALPARAISO ........................ W......74-59 2-23 ...... Arizona .................................... W......70-63 2-24 ...... Arizona State ........................... L........69-93 2-27 ...... SOUTH DAKOTA ................. W......84-57 3-3 ........ Montana State ......................... L........69-83 3-12 ...... Texas Tech## .......................... L........66-68 * Denver Auditorium Arena ## NCAA Midwest Regional

ALL-TIME RESULTS 1962-63 (10-12) HEAD COACH: Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAIN: Jim Diffendorfer 12-1 ...... (10) WISCONSIN .................. L........64-72 12-5 ...... SOUTH DAKOTA ................. W......79-31 12-8 ...... Nebraska-Lincoln .................... L........39-43 12-11 .... HARDIN-SIMMONS ............ W......58-37 12-15 .... ARIZONA ............................... W......57-46 12-31 .... Furman..................................... L........53-62 1-2 ........ Georgia Tech ........................... L ......48-61 1-5 ........ WYOMING............................. W......78-65 1-7 ........ Kansas State............................. L........42-58 1-12 ...... North Texas State ................... L........36-37 1-18 ...... MONTANA STATE .............. W......86-62 1-23 ...... Denver ...................................... L........58-71 1-26 ...... (8) Wichita State ..................... L........45-77 2-2 ........ Wyoming ................................. L........68-70 2-8 ........ COLORADO STATE............. L........41-59 2-15 ...... UTAH STATE ........................ W......66-65 2-16 ...... COLORADO COLLEGE ...... W......65-41 2-22 ...... DENVER ................................. W......64-61 2-23 ...... Colorado State ........................ L........51-85 2-27 ...... Regis ......................................... W......59-58 3-2 ........ Texas-El Paso .......................... L........45-62 3-9 ........ MARQUETTE ........................ W......70-63

Butch Viccellio (1959-62) helped Air Force to its second NCAA Tournament in 1962. 1963-64 (11-12) HEAD COACH: Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAIN: Rich Porter 11-30 .... Missouri ................................... L........64-65 12-4 ...... WESTERN STATE................. W......82-68 12-7 ...... COLORADO........................... L........61-70 12-11 .... SOUTH DAKOTA ................. W......85-53 12-14 .... Brigham Young....................... W......65-61 12-26 .... Florida State$ .......................... W......78-53 12-27 .... Florida$ .................................... L........68-74 1-2 ........ Houston ................................... L........63-64 1-6 ........ NORTH DAKOTA ................ W......77-61

1-10 ...... Utah State ................................ L........73-83 1-11 ...... Montana State ......................... W......76-56 1-15 ...... NEW MEXICO STATE......... W......82-36 1-18 ...... Colorado State ........................ W......48-46 1-25 ...... Drake ........................................ L........54-56 2-1 ........ WYOMING............................. L........59-62 2-8 ........ REGIS ....................................... L........69-70 2-12 ...... ST. MICHAEL’S (N.M.)** .... W......95-56 2-15 ...... Marquette ................................ W......78-62 2-21 ...... DENVER ................................. W......51-44 2-22 ...... COLORADO STATE............. L........66-69 2-29 ...... Wyoming ................................. L........75-99 3-4 ........ Denver ...................................... L........59-71 3-6 ........ OREGON................................. L........59-62 $ Gator Bowl Classic, Jacksonville, Fla. **Air Force’s 100th Victory

1964-65 (9-14) HEAD COACH: Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAIN: Howell Estes 12-1 ...... CARROLL ............................... W......65-53 12-4 ...... Colorado State (OT)$ ............ L........66-68 12-5 ...... Colorado$ ................................ L........59-67 12-9 ...... MISSOURI .............................. W......82-76 12-12 .... IOWA STATE......................... W......67-63 12-30 .... Arkansas State ........................ L........67-73 1-2 ........ Creighton ................................. L........69-80 1-4 ........ North Dakota .......................... L........54-61 1-9 ........ DENVER ................................ L........60-62 1-16 ...... Texas-El Paso .......................... L........57-60 1-18 ...... New Mexico State ................... W......77-59 1-23 ...... OKLAHOMA CITY............... W......86-74 1-29 ...... BRIGHAM YOUNG .............. L........77-110 1-30 ...... WYOMING............................. L........62-75 2-3 ........ CALIFORNIA-WESTERN ... W......55-53 2-6 ........ MARQUETTE ....................... W......75-73 2-13 ...... Portland ................................... L........57-73 2-17 ...... Regis ......................................... W......79-56 2-20 ...... VALPARAISO ........................ L........47-52 2-26 ...... Colorado State ........................ L........62-72 2-27 ...... Wyoming ................................ L........71-74 3-3 ........ Denver ...................................... L........60-64 3-6 ........ COLORADO STATE............. W......71-67 $ Mile High Classic, Denver, Colo.

1965-66 (14-12) HEAD COACH: Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAIN: Sam Peshut 12-1 ...... Iowa State ................................ L........55-59 12-3 ...... Wyoming$ .............................. L........66-74 12-4 ...... Denver$.................................... L........73-90 12-11 ... LOYOLA (La.) ........................ W......68-55 12-17 ... Kentucky% .............................. L........58-78 12-18 ... California% ........................... L........70-75 12-23 .... Utah ......................................... L........57-108 12-27 .... Oregon State& ........................ L........42-53 12-28 ... (7) Michigan&......................... L........74-83 12-29 .... Oregon& .................................. W......69-57 1-3 ........ California-Santa Barbara ....... W......77-72 1-8 ........ Notre Dame............................. W......68-57 1-12 ...... NORTHERN ARIZONA ..... W......89-78 1-15 ...... Oklahoma City........................ L........71-76 1-19 ...... WESTERN STATE................. W......93-56 1-26 ...... ABILENE CHRISTIAN ......... W......84-66 1-29 ...... MONTANA STATE ............. W......101-84 2-2 ........ REGIS ....................................... W......84-68 2-5 ........ NEW MEXICO STATE......... W......109-60 2-12 ...... Marquette (OT) ...................... W......83-79 2-16 ...... VALPARAISO ........................ W......98-69 2-19 ...... WYOMING............................. L........74-88

2-25 ...... CREIGHTON ......................... W......87-77 2-26 ...... NORTHERN MICHIGAN ... W......97-94 3-2 ....... Denver ...................................... L........81-86 3-5 ....... COLORADO STATE............. L........72-79 $ Mile High Classic, Denver, Colo. % Kentucky Invitational, Lexington, Ky. & Far West Classic, Portland, Ore.

1966-67 (6-18) HEAD COACH: Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAIN: Fred Budinger 12-2 ...... XAVIER (Ohio) ...................... L........65-69 12-3 ...... EASTERN MONTANA ........ W......86-59 12-7 ...... Regis ......................................... W......97-83 12-10 .... Colorado .................................. L........62-72 12-17 .... DEPAUW ................................ W......64-54 12-29 ... South Carolina$ ...................... L........51-69 12-30 .... Pittsburgh$ .............................. L........52-53 1-7 ........ Notre Dame............................. L........56-68 1-9 ....... Valparaiso ................................ L........66-68 1-16 ...... Creighton ................................. L........77-85 1-18 ...... REGIS ....................................... W......99-53 1-21 ...... DENVER ................................. L........80-100 1-27 ...... Colorado State ........................ L........62-81 1-28 ..... Wyoming ................................. W......70-66 2-3 ........ California ................................. L........55-59 2-4 ....... Stanford ................................... L........65-80 2-10 ..... WYOMING ........................... W......61-60 2-11 ..... NEW MEXICO (OT)............. L........64-73 2-15 ..... Denver ..................................... L........73-75 2-18 ...... Utah .......................................... L........56-68 2-24 ..... TULANE.................................. L ......65-72 2-25 ...... MARQUETTE ........................ L........65-72 3-3 ........ COLORADO STATE............. L........60-62 3-4 ....... HOUSTON.............................. L........80-90 $ Triangle Classic, Raleigh, N.C.

1967-68 (10-14) HEAD COACH: Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAIN: Charlie Holland 12-2 ...... Colorado ................................. L........70-79 12-5 ..... REGIS ....................................... W .....93-63 12-8 ..... Duquesne$ ............................... L ......52-64 12-9 ..... Massachusetts$ ...................... W......71-62 12-11 ... Marquette ................................ L........61-87 1-3 ........ (10) New Mexico .................... L........60-88 1-6 ....... Notre Dame............................. L........45-58 1-10 ..... DOANE .................................. W......109-69 1-13 ..... Navy ........................................ W......98-88 1-19 ..... Arizona .................................... L........68-75 1-20 ..... Arizona State ........................... L........69-80 1-24 ..... WASHBURN (Kan.) .............. W......75-60 1-27 ..... WYOMING (OT) .................. L........91-95 2-2 ........ CALIFORNIA ......................... W......81-79 2-3 ....... STANFORD ............................ W......55-53 2-9 ....... Loyola (La.) ............................. L ......69-86 2-10 ..... Tulane .................................... L........81-109 2-14 ..... DENVER ................................ W......94-89 2-17 ..... (1) Houston ............................. L........82-106 2-20 ..... Regis ......................................... W......89-73 2-23 ..... DENVER ................................ W......94-89 2-24 ..... COLORADO STATE............. L........64-75 3-1 ........ Colorado State ........................ L........62-83 3-2 ....... Wyoming ................................. L........83-114 $ Steel Bowl Tournament, Pittsburgh, Pa.

ALL-TIME RESULTS 1968-69 (11-13) HEAD COACH: Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAINS: Mike Klindt, Mike Thiessen 11-30 .... COLORADO* ......................... L ......78-83 12-2 ...... VALPARAISO ........................ W......91-74 12-7 ..... ABILENE CHRISTIAN ......... W .....89-67 12-9 ..... ARKANSAS STATE .............. W......76-58 12-14 ... STANFORD ........................... W......65-64 12-26 ... Virginia$ .................................. L........85-90 12-27 ... Cornell$ ................................... W......85-70 12-28 ... William & Mary$ .................. L........71-74 1-8 ........ Denver ...................................... W......78-71 1-11 ..... NAVY ..................................... W......73-47 1-13 ..... (17) Notre Dame .................... L........53-88 1-16 ..... Colorado State ....................... L ......65-83 1-18 ..... DENVER ................................. W......83-80 1-20 ..... Regis ......................................... W......79-58 1-25 ..... Xavier (Ohio) .......................... L........69-93 2-1 ....... WYOMING............................. L........68-74 2-8 ........ Tulane ...................................... L ......79-90 2-10 ...... Georgia Tech ........................... L........67-88 2-15 ...... OKLAHOMA CITY............... L ......65-71 2-17 ...... Wyoming ................................. L........60-78 2-22 ...... Northern Michigan ............... W .....71-69 3-1 ........ (16) NEW MEXICO STATE L........63-74 3-3 ....... (18) MARQUETTE ............... L........57-69 3-8 ....... REGIS ....................................... W......88-77 * First game at Cadet Field House $ East Carolina Classic, Greenville, N.C.

1-11 ..... New Mexico ............................ L........66-73 1-16 ..... DENVER ................................. L........59-65 1-20 ..... KEARNEY STATE (Neb.) .... W......83-73 1-23 ..... TRINITY (Texas) ................... W......70-63 1-27 ..... WASHINGTON (Mo.).......... W......96-57 1-30 ..... UTAH STATE ........................ W......76-72 2-1 ........ Abilene Christian ................... L........76-86 2-6 ....... Georgia Tech .......................... L........53-83 2-8 ....... PORTLAND ........................... W......81-62 2-10 ..... Denver ................................... L........52-58 2-13 ..... SOUTHERN COLORADO .. W......77-63 2-17 ..... Regis ........................................ W......68-54 2-20 ..... (2) MARQUETTE .................. L........62-77 2-22 ..... WESTERN STATE ............... W......75-73 2-24 ..... REGIS ...................................... W......74-70 2-27 ..... Oklahoma City ...................... L........71-74 3-3 ........ Wyoming ................................. W......81-71 $ Kodak Tournament, Rochester, N.Y.

Hank Egan 1971-84 13 Seasons 148-185 Record

1969-70 (12-12) HEAD COACH: Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAIN: Gregg Popovich 12-1 ...... (10) Colorado .......................... L........58-81 12-6 ..... ARIZONA STATE ................. W......85-68 12-8 ..... VALPARAISO ........................ W......81-65 12-13 ... WYOMING............................. L........67-70 1-3 ....... COLORADO STATE............. L........62-71 1-7 ....... CONCORDIA (Minn.).......... W......74-59 1-10 ..... XAVIER (Ohio) ...................... W......81-80 1-14 ..... DOANE .................................. W......93-67 1-17 ..... SOUTHERN COLORADO .. W......87-80 1-19 ..... WESTERN STATE................. W......92-64 1-23 ..... California ................................. W......56-55 1-24 ..... Stanford ................................... L........69-90 1-28 ..... Denver ...................................... L........46-68 1-31 ..... GEORGIA TECH .................. L........48-51 2-3 ....... Regis (OT) ............................... W......88-83 2-7 ....... NEW MEXICO....................... L........61-64 2-9 ....... (9) Marquette .......................... L ......74-79 2-14 ..... (6) New Mexico State ............ L........81-99 2-18 ...... ADAMS STATE ..................... W......80-76 2-21 ..... DENVER (OT) ....................... L........84-85 2-23 ..... Utah State ............................... L........78-80 2-25 ..... REGIS ...................................... W......105-78 2-28 ..... TULANE ................................. W......101-85 3-2 ........ Wyoming ................................. L........73-77

1971-72 (12-13) HEAD COACH: Maj. Hank Egan TEAM CAPTAIN: Dave Kapaska 12-1 ...... REGIS ....................................... W......104-84 12-4 ..... COLORADO........................... W......78-77 12-6 ..... SAN JOSE STATE ................. L ......67-74 12-8 ..... CONCORDIA (Minn.).......... W......87-73 12-11 ... Colorado State ........................ L........75-109 12-28 ... The Citadel$ ............................ L........60-61 12-29 ... Xavier (Ohio)$ ........................ W......62-58 1-5 ........ CENTRAL MICHIGAN ...... W......70-61 1-8 ....... Valparaiso ................................ L........60-68 1-12 ..... SOUTHERN COLORADO .. W......84-76 1-15 ..... Navy ......................................... L........53-55 1-19 ..... ABILENE CHRISTIAN ......... L........70-76 1-22 ..... Montana................................... L........63-70 1-26 ..... ROCKHURST (Mo.) ............. L........73-75 1-29 ..... Stanford ................................... L........66-92 2-2 ........ Denver ...................................... L........52-54 2-5 ....... GEORGIA TECH ................... W......75-53 2-8 ....... Southern Colorado ................ W......54-52 2-12 ..... (2) Marquette .......................... L........56-79 2-15 ..... Regis ........................................ L........64-84 2-19 ..... PORTLAND ........................... W......66-53 2-21 ..... Western State .......................... W......87-59 2-26 ..... DENVER ................................ W......59-54 3-1 ....... WYOMING............................. L........61-68 3-4 ....... Tulane ...................................... W......64-56 $ Palmetto Classic, Charleston, S.C.

1970-71 (12-14) HEAD COACH: Bob Spear TEAM CAPTAINS: Bill Purcell, Ron Weilert 12-2 ..... Colorado .................................. L........66-84 12-5 ..... COLORADO STATE............. L........63-79 12-7 ..... VALPARAISO ........................ W......91-80 12-9 ..... DEPAUW ............................... W......89-65 12-12 ... RICE ........................................ L........67-74 12-29 ... Rochester$ .............................. L........71-81 12-30 ... California$ ............................... L........67-94 1-2 ........ Xavier (Ohio) .......................... L........65-80 1-10 ...... (9) NOTRE DAME ................ L ......71-75

1972-73 (14-10) HEAD COACH: Maj. Hank Egan TEAM CAPTAIN: Tom Blase 12-2 ...... Colorado .................................. L........52-60 12-5 ..... TULANE.................................. W......81-59 12-8 ..... West Virginia$ ........................ L........46-53 12-9 ..... Nebraska-Lincoln$ ................. L........53-57 12-12 ... COLORADO STATE............. W......78-57 12-29 .... Seton Hall% ............................. W......64-58 12-30 ... Boston% ................................... W......65-53 1-4 ........ ABILENE CHRISTIAN ......... W......49-44 1-6 ....... TEXAS TECH (OT) ............... W......69-66

1-11 ..... MONTANA ............................ W......69-54 1-13 ..... NAVY....................................... W......66-55 1-19 ..... Butler ........................................ L........56-61 1-20 ..... DePauw .................................... W......79-71 1-24 ..... SOUTHERN COLORADO .. W......74-58 1-26 ..... OKLAHOMA CITY (2OT) .. L........84-85 1-31 ..... Denver ...................................... L........56-63 2-3 ........ CORPUS CHRISTI ............... W......72-53 2-6 ....... Southern Colorado ................. L........43-48 2-10 ..... CREIGHTON ......................... L........56-59 2-14 ..... Regis ......................................... L........66-74 2-17 ..... UTAH STATE ....................... L........58-84 2-24 ..... XAVIER (Ohio) ...................... W......56-46 2-28 ..... Wyoming** ............................. W......57-45 3-3 ........ DENVER ................................. W......64-57 $ Mountaineer Classic, Morgantown, W.V. % Evansville Holiday Classic, Evansville, Ind. ** Air Force’s 200th victory

1973-74 (11-13) HEAD COACH: Maj. Hank Egan TEAM CAPTAIN: Rich Nickelson 12-1 ...... COLORADO........................... L........61-65 12-3 ..... SOUTHERN COLORADO .. L........60-67 12-7 ..... Creighton$............................... L........42-55 12-8 ..... San Diego State$ ..................... L........68-87 12-11 ... Colorado State ........................ L........46-62 1-3 ........ Pan American ......................... L........79-86 1-5 ....... Texas Tech............................... L........60-82 1-9 ....... DEPAUW ................................ W......79-56 1-12 ..... Navy ......................................... W......54-47 1-15 ..... WYOMING............................. W......64-56 1-18 ...... OREGON................................. W......76-66 1-21 ..... STANFORD ............................ W......75-58 1-26 ..... Abilene Christian ................... L........67-68 1-30 ..... REDLANDS ........................... W......71-58 2-2 ........ Xavier (Ohio) .......................... L........55-58 2-5 ....... NORTHERN COLORADO .. W......79-73 2-9 ....... WISC.-MILWAUKEE ........... L........58-59 2-13 ..... Denver ..................................... L........58-61 2-16 ..... Utah State ............................... L........64-78 2-22 ..... MERCHANT MARINE ........ W......84-53 2-23 ..... VALPARAISO ........................ W......62-52 2-25 ..... WESTERN STATE................. W......104-61 2-27 ..... Oklahoma City ...................... L........66-73 3-2 ........ DENVER ................................ W......72-70 $ Great Plains Classic, Omaha, Neb.

1974-75 (13-12) HEAD COACH: Maj. Hank Egan TEAM CAPTAINS: Dan Kraft, Jeff Graves 12-2 ..... DOANE ................................... W......61-56 12-4 ..... DEPAUW ................................ W......71-55 12-7 ..... Rice ........................................... W......58-42 12-10 ... WEBER STATE ...................... W......56-49 12-12 ... Colorado ................................. L ......65-70 12-14 ... WOOSTER (Ohio) ................. W .....78-48 12-29 ... Wisconsin-Milwaukee ........... W......65-61 1-4 ........ Wyoming ................................. L........59-70 1-11 ..... NAVY ..................................... L........48-51 1-14 ..... Southern Colorado ................. W......51-43 1-18 ..... UTAH STATE ........................ L ......67-81 1-20 ..... XAVIER (Ohio) ...................... W......54-51 1-24 ..... (15) Stanford ........................... L........48-69 1-27 ..... Oregon ..................................... L........47-77 1-29 ..... FT. LEWIS ............................... L........62-73 2-1 ........ DENVER ................................ L........59-68 2-4 ....... Northern Colorado ................ W......64-56 2-8 ....... Valparaiso ................................ L........59-78 2-10 ..... (14) Notre Dame .................... L ......66-99

ALL-TIME RESULTS 2-13 ..... PAN AMERICAN .................. W .....90-66 2-18 ..... COLORADO STATE (OT) . L ......71-72 2-22 ..... (14) Creighton ....................... L........53-76 2-25 ..... WESTERN STATE................. W......93-49 2-28 ..... CALIFORNIA-IRVINE......... W......70-58 3-3 ........ Denver ...................................... W......77-57

Randy Gricius (1975-79) is 16th on Air Force’s career scoring list with 1,100 points. 1975-76 (16-9) HEAD COACH: Maj. Hank Egan TEAM CAPTAIN: Greg Schneider 11-29 .... Merchant Marine ................... W......68-56 12-4 ..... REGIS ...................................... W......78-70 12-6 ..... COLORADO........................... L........49-52 12-8 ..... ARKANSAS............................. W......59-58 12-11 ... GONZAGA ............................ W......51-35 12-13 ... Colorado State ........................ W......71-70 1-5 ........ WYOMING............................. W......53-52 1-10 ...... Navy ......................................... L........58-69 1-13 ..... PORTLAND STATE.............. L........64-67 1-16 ...... Montana................................... L........56-77 1-17 ...... Montana State ......................... L........51-57 1-23 ..... TULANE.................................. L........64-77 1-27 ..... Denver ...................................... W......63-60 1-29 ..... SOUTHERN COLORADO .. W......59-46 1-31 ..... Xavier (Ohio) ......................... W......66-65 2-3 ........ NORTHERN COLORADO .. W......66-46 2-6 ....... WISC.-MILWAUKEE ........... W......76-44 2-9 ....... VALPARAISO ........................ W......66-45 2-14 ..... Utah State ................................ L........63-71 2-16 ..... Weber State ............................. L........67-82 2-19 ..... SAMFORD (Ala.) ................... W......89-68 2-23 ..... Western State .......................... W......91-47 2-27 ..... California-Santa Barbara ....... L........62-64 2-28 ..... California-Irvine ..................... W......77-76 3-2 ........ DENVER ................................. W......87-80

1976-77 (12-15) HEAD COACH: Maj. Hank Egan TEAM CAPTAINS: Bob Djokovich, Tom Schneeberger 11-29 .... Arkansas .................................. L........54-72 11-30 ... MONTANA STATE .............. W......64-57

12-3 ...... MONTANA (Forfeit) ............ W......59-65 12-4 ..... Colorado .................................. L........56-75 12-6 ..... SOUTHERN COLORADO .. L........45-46 12-9 ..... TEXAS TECH ......................... L........56-62 12-11 ... COLORADO STATE............. L........63-66 12-14 ... REGIS ...................................... W......79-64 12-29 ... Evansville** ............................. L........63-81 12-30 ... Loyola (Ill.)** .......................... L........58-71 1-8 ........ NAVY (3OT) .......................... W......81-79 1-11 ..... (11) MARQUETTE ............... L........56-74 1-15 ..... DENVER ................................ W......75-61 1-21 ..... Portland State.......................... L........68-72 1-22 ..... Gonzaga ................................... L........55-68 1-27 ..... STANFORD ............................ W......69-62 1-29 ..... Army ....................................... L........49-68 2-1 ........ XAVIER (Ohio) (2OT).......... W .....83-76 2-3 ........ CAL-SANTA BARBARA ...... W......70-62 2-5 ....... OKLAHOMA CITY............... W......80-77 2-8 ....... NORTHERN COLORADO . W......84-78 2-11 ..... MERCHANT MARINE ....... W......74-57 2-12 ..... UTAH STATE ........................ L........69-74 2-15 ..... Wyoming ................................. L........61-70 2-19 ..... Creighton ................................ L........63-64 2-29 ..... Tulane ...................................... L........66-76 3-1 ........ Denver ...................................... W......77-72 % Evansville Holiday Classic, Evansville, Ind.

1977-78 (15-10) HEAD COACH: Maj. Hank Egan TEAM CAPTAINS: Bob Djokovich, Tom Schneeberger 11-25 .... Pan American ......................... L........71-85 11-28 ... Northern Illinois..................... W......73-57 11-30 ... COLORADO........................... W......75-56 12-3 ...... Texas Tech .............................. L........63-70 12-7 ..... REGIS ....................................... W......65-48 12-10 ... Colorado State ........................ L........55-72 12-15 ... ST. CLOUD STATE ............... W......92-53 12-30 ... Minnesota$ ............................. L........50-66 12-31 .... Tulane$ .................................... W......87-60 1-3 ........ LEWIS (Ill.) ............................. W......83-49 1-11 ..... SAN DIEGO............................ W......77-62 1-14 ...... Maryland ................................. L........73-74 1-17 ..... WYOMING............................. W......68-65 1-19 ..... CLEVELAND STATE ........... W .....65-58 1-24 ..... Denver ..................................... W......63-57 1-28 ..... Utah State ................................ L........70-80 2-2 ........ PAN AMERICAN .................. W......89-73 2-4 ....... Oklahoma City........................ L........68-75 2-11 ..... (3)Marquette ........................... L........59-76 2-13 ..... Valparaiso ............................... W......67-60 2-18 ..... CREIGHTON ......................... L........64-73 2-22 ..... (7) DEPAUL ........................... L........41-54 2-25 ..... DENVER ................................ W......73-67 2-28 ..... SOUTHERN COLORADO .. W .....72-64 3-1 ........ Northern Colorado ................ W .....77-63 $ Pillsbury Holiday Classic, Bloomington, Minn.

1978-79 (12-13) HEAD COACH: Maj. Hank Egan TEAM CAPTAIN: Randy Gricius 11-25 .... Colorado ................................. L........50-54 11-27 ... Colorado State ........................ W......63-62 11-29 ... WASHBURN (Kan.) .............. L........59-67 12-2 ...... (19) MARYLAND .................. L........68-81 12-4 ..... NORTHEAST LOUISIANA . W......64-60 12-12 ... REGIS ....................................... W......30-19 12-29 ... (12) Texas A&M$ ................... L........66-73 12-30 ... Cornell$ ................................... W......58-56 1-3 ........ Wyoming ................................ L........54-66

1-6 ....... DePaul ...................................... L........66-86 1-9 ....... VALPARAISO ........................ W......76-55 1-11 ..... SOUTHERN COLORADO . W......71-62 1-13 ..... OKLAHOMA CITY............... W......66-65 1-15 ..... Montana ................................. L........53-67 1-18 ..... PORTLAND............................ L........82-90 1-25 ..... Denver ..................................... L........63-71 1-27 ..... DOANE (Neb.) ...................... W .....84-62 1-29 ..... CHAPMAN (Calif.) ............... W......74-61 2-3 ........ Pan American ......................... L........60-80 2-6 ....... NORTHERN COLORADO .. W......81-69 2-10 ..... Stetson ...................................... L........62-67 2-17 ..... PAN AMERICAN ................. W .....63-50 2-24 ..... DENVER ................................. W......83-75 3-1 ........ (10) MARQUETTE ................ L........43-61 3-3 ....... Xavier (Ohio) .......................... L........62-67 $ Vermont Classic, Burlington, Vt.

1979-80 (8-17) HEAD COACH: Maj. Hank Egan TEAM CAPTAINS: Tim Harris, Reggie Jones 12-1 ..... STANFORD ............................ W......61-59 12-2 ..... MONTANA ............................ W......44-43 12-5 ..... COLORADO........................... L........65-70 12-8 ..... WYOMING ........................... L........68-73 12-10 ... TEXAS TECH ........................ L........54-58 12-13 ... DRAKE ................................... L........73-78 12-28 ... Iona$......................................... L........51-64 12-29 ... American University$............ L........57-84 1-5 ....... Ala.-Birmingham.................... L........51-65 1-9 ....... PAN AMERICAN .................. L........57-60 1-15 ..... LOYOLA (Ill.) ......................... L........63-66 1-18 ..... Portland State.......................... W......72-68 1-19 ..... Portland ................................... L........74-85 1-22 ...... DOANE .................................. W . . . 64-57 1-24 ..... STETSON ................................ W......58-57 1-26 ..... SAN DIEGO............................ L........68-75 2-2 ........ Pan American ......................... L........62-83 2-5 ....... COLORADO MINES ........... W......72-65 2-9 ....... Oklahoma City........................ L........59-67 2-12 ..... U.S. INTERNATIONAL ....... L........54-57 2-16 ..... COLORADO STATE............. W......67-59 2-23 ..... XAVIER (Ohio) ...................... L........75-80 2-27 ..... SOUTHERN COLORADO .. W......76-66 2-29 ..... Marquette ................................ L........50-70 3-1 ........ Valparaiso ................................ L........60-67 $ Manufacturers Hanover Classic, New Rochelle, N.Y.

1980-81 (9-18 / 3-13 WAC) HEAD COACH: Hank Egan TEAM CAPTAINS: Tim Harris, Reggie Jones 11-28 .... Fresno State ............................. L........40-55 11-29 ... Stanford ................................... L........52-58 12-2 ..... DOANE .................................. W......71-49 12-6 ..... Texas Tech............................... L........49-50 12-9 ..... SOUTHERN COLORADO .. W......67-59 12-11 ... SAN DIEGO............................ W......45-44 12-29 ... Auburn$................................... W......48-46 12-30 ... Toledo$ .................................... L........55-70 1-2 ........ (19) BRIGHAM YOUNG*.... L........65-77 1-3 ....... (20) UTAH* ........................... L........60-74 1-10 ..... NEVADA-LAS VEGAS......... W......51-50 1-15 ..... San Diego State* ..................... L........43-58 1-17 ..... Hawaii* .................................... L........50-56 1-22 ..... NEW MEXICO* ..................... L........37-38 1-24 ..... TEXAS-EL PASO* ................. W......52-42 1-30 ..... Colorado State*....................... L........50-53 1-31 ..... Wyoming* ............................... L........45-69 2-6 ....... (7)Utah* .................................. L........46-48 2-7 ....... (16) Brigham Young* ............ L........51-62

ALL-TIME RESULTS 2-14 ..... Nevada-Las Vegas .................. L........59-67 2-17 ..... PORTLAND STATE.............. W......76-49 2-20 ..... HAWAII* ................................ W......63-61 2-21 ..... SAN DIEGO STATE (2OT)* L........61-63 2-27 ..... Texas-El Paso* ........................ L........44-52 2-28 ..... New Mexico*........................... L........69-79 3-6 ........ (19) WYOMING* ................. L........38-46 3-7 ....... COLORADO STATE* ........... W......70-43 * Western Athletic Conference Game $ Blade Grass Classic, Toledo, Ohio

1981-82 (8-19 / 3-13 WAC) HEAD COACH: Hank Egan TEAM CAPTAIN: Greg Lewis 11-27 .... Loyola (Ill.) .............................. L........65-76 12-1 ...... MESA ....................................... W......60-43 12-3 ..... DOANE .................................. W......66-38 12-5 ..... FRESNO STATE .................... L........37-45 12-8 ..... ADAMS STATE** .................. W......68-39 12-12 ... Drake ........................................ L........46-65 12-28 ... Nebraska$ ................................ L........47-63 12-29 ... Cornell$ ................................... W......39-36 1-2 ........ Xavier (Ohio) (OT) ................ L........65-69 1-5 ....... VALPARAISO (OT) .............. W......57-49 1-8 ....... New Mexico*........................... L........61-68 1-9 ....... Texas-El Paso* ........................ L........35-66 1-13 ..... WYOMING* ........................... L........40-54 1-16 ..... COLORADO STATE (OT)*. L........49-57 1-19 ..... HAWAII* ................................ L........48-59 1-21 ..... Brigham Young* ..................... L........40-54 1-23 ..... Utah* ........................................ L........60-72 1-25 ..... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ L........57-58 1-29 ..... Nevada-Las Vegas .................. L........47-71 2-4 ........ San Diego State* ..................... L........55-67 2-6 ....... Hawaii* ................................... L........55-65 2-12 ..... UTAH*..................................... W......43-42 2-13 ..... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ L........41-49 2-19 ..... Colorado State*....................... W......60-57 2-20 ..... Wyoming* .............................. L........29-59 2-26 ..... TEXAS-EL PASO* ................. L........45-55 2-27 ..... NEW MEXICO* ..................... W......64-59 *Western Athletic Conference Game $ Holiday Classic, Cedar Falls, Iowa ** Air Force’s 300th victory

1982-83 (11-16 / 2-14 WAC) HEAD COACH: Hank Egan TEAM CAPTAIN: Rick Simmons 11-26 .... U.S. International (OT) ......... W......72-71 11-27 ... San Diego................................. W......49-47 12-2 ...... DOANE ................................... W......74-63 12-4 ..... Pan American ......................... W......79-60 12-8 ..... ADAMS STATE ..................... W......79-60 12-11 ... U.S. INTERNATIONAL ....... W......76-72 12-28 ... Connecticut$ ........................... L........50-66 12-29 ... Lafayette$................................. L........61-63 1-4 ........ WIS.-STEVENS POINT ........ W......60-55 1-8 ....... Colorado State (OT)* ........... L........52-56 1-13 ..... TEXAS-EL PASO* ................. L........49-60 1-17 ..... New Mexico*........................... L ......76-89 1-20 ..... PAN AMERICAN .................. W......51-46 1-22 ..... UTAH*..................................... W......66-60 1-24 ..... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ L........61-73 1-29 ..... Hawaii* .................................... L........57-82 1-31 ..... San Diego State* ..................... L........47-71 2-3 ........ COLORADO STATE* ........... L........47-48 2-7 ....... Wyoming* ............................... L........44-74 2-10 ..... NEW MEXICO* ..................... W......61-52 2-14 ..... Texas-El Paso* ........................ L........55-61 2-19 ..... Brigham Young* ..................... L........57-66

2-26 ..... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ L........58-64 2-28 ..... HAWAII* ............................... L........55-56 3-3 ........ WYOMING* ........................... L........47-51 3-5 ....... SO. ILL.-EDWARDSVILLE.. W......59-51 3-12 ..... Utah* ........................................ L........55-67 * Western Athletic Conference Game $ Connecticut Mutual Classic, Hartford, Conn.

1983-84 (8-19 / 3-13 WAC) HEAD COACH: Hank Egan TEAM CAPTAIN: Dale Grupe 11-25 .... Marquette$ .............................. L........60-80 11-26 ... Wagner$ .................................. W......70-58 11-29 ... DOANE ................................... W......68-66 12-3 ...... MONTANA ............................ L........55-70 12-6 ..... U.S. INTERNATIONAL ....... W......77-64 12-9 ..... MESA ...................................... W......68-50 12-27 ... Vanderbilt% ............................ L........52-69 12-28 ... Texas A&M% .......................... L........42-44 1-3 ........ Hawaii* .................................... L........54-55 1-7 ....... (10) Texas-El Paso* ................ L........50-72 1-12 ..... COLORADO STATE* ........... L........46-54 1-16 ..... Wyoming* .............................. L........42-63 1-19 ..... NEW MEXICO* ..................... L........47-57 1-23 ..... (5) TEXAS-EL PASO* ........... L........52-65 1-28 ..... Brigham Young* ..................... L........49-69 1-30 ..... Utah* ........................................ L........69-76 2-2 ........ SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ W......55-43 2-4 ....... HAWAII* ................................ W......57-54 2-7 ....... REGIS ...................................... L........53-54 2-11 ..... Colorado State*....................... L........41-60 2-13 ..... WYOMING* .......................... L........49-59 2-15 ..... ADAMS STATE ..................... W......70-41 2-20 ..... New Mexico*........................... L........48-49 2-25 ..... UTAH*..................................... W......76-69 2-27 ..... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ L........67-71 3-3 ........ San Diego State* ..................... L........58-74 3-5 ....... Colorado State# ...................... L........56-61 * Western Athletic Conference Game $ IPTAY Tournament, Clemson, S.C. % Music City Tournament, Nashville, Tenn. # WAC Tournament First Round, Fort Collins, Colo.

Reggie Minton 1984-2000 16 Seasons 150-296 Record 1984-85 (8-20 / 2-14 WAC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAINS: Jon Jordan, Tim Lewis 11-24 .... GONZAGA ............................. L........59-64 11-30 .... Idaho ........................................ W......78-67 12-1 ...... Montana................................... L........55-80 12-4 ..... MESA (OT) ............................. L........76-78 12-7 ..... DOANE ................................... W......64-48 12-8 ..... U.S. INTERNATIONAL ....... W......85-56 12-11 ... ADAMS STATE .................... W......74-48 12-28 ... St. Bonaventure$ .................... L........52-67 12-29 ... Brown$ ..................................... L........59-69 1-4 ........ Colorado State*....................... L........58-67 1-5 ....... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ L........73-88 1-10 ..... Texas-El Paso* ........................ L........56-67 1-12 ..... New Mexico*........................... L........50-91 1-16 ..... WYOMING (OT)* ................ L........75-77 1-17 ..... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ L........72-79

1-26 ..... Hawaii (OT)* .......................... L........69-72 1-28 ..... San Diego State* ..................... L........64-74 2-1 ........ NEW MEXICO* ..................... L........52-58 2-2 ....... TEXAS-EL PASO* ................. L........53-64 2-8 ....... REGIS ....................................... W......71-52 2-14 ..... Utah* ........................................ L........65-69 2-16 ..... Brigham Young* ..................... L........61-71 2-21 ..... Wyoming* .............................. W......52-49 2-23 ..... HAWAII* ................................ W......58-54 2-26 ..... COLORADO STATE* .......... L........63-65 2-28 ..... UTAH* .................................... L........59-60 3-4 ....... Brigham Young# ................... W......82-79 3-6 ....... Utah##...................................... L........64-66 * Western Athletic Conference Game $ Merrill Lynch Classic, Dayton, Ohio # WAC Tournament First Round, Provo, Utah ## WAC Tournament Quarterfinals, Salt Lake City, Utah

1985-86 (10-19 / 3-13 WAC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAINS: Todd Beer, Jim Gulsvig, Mike Edwards 11-23 .... NORTHERN ARIZONA ...... L........61-68 11-26 ... DOANE ................................... W......77-58 11-30 ... IDAHO .................................... L........65-68 12-2 ...... ADAMS STATE ..................... W......76-55 12-6 ..... MESA ....................................... W......73-68 12-7 ..... U.S. International ................... W......85-83 12-10 ... REGIS ....................................... W......69-44 12-21 ... Navy$ ....................................... L........53-70 12-22 ... Army$ ...................................... W......56-50 12-28 ... Eastern Washington............... L........59-60 12-30 ... Gonzaga .................................. L........49-79 1-2 ........ San Diego State* ..................... L........50-69 1-4 ....... Hawaii* .................................... W......66-60 1-9 ....... COLORADO STATE* ........... L........51-57 1-10 ..... (15) TEXAS-EL PASO* ......... L........54-68 1-16 ..... Wyoming* ............................... L........53-58 1-18 ..... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ L........57-65 1-22 ..... Utah* ....................................... L........60-82 1-23 ..... Brigham Young* ..................... L........45-66 1-31 ..... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ L........63-69 2-1 ........ HAWAII* ................................ W......62-46 2-6 ....... New Mexico*........................... L........70-72 2-8 ....... (17) Texas-El Paso* ................ L........47-71 2-14 ..... Colorado State*....................... L........58-66 2-15 ..... WYOMING* ........................... L........42-62 2-20 ..... UTAH* .................................... L........63-64 2-22 ..... NEW MEXICO* ..................... W......66-64 3-3 ........ HAWAII# ................................ W......64-58 3-9 ....... Wyoming## ............................. L........65-67 * Western Atheltic Conference Game $ Suntory Ball Tournament, Tokyo, Japan # WAC Tournament First Round, USAFA, Colo. ## WAC Tournament Quarterfinals, Laramie, Wyo.

1986-87 (12-15 / 5-11 WAC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAINS: Game Captains 11-28 .... ADAMS STATE ..................... W......89-61 11-29 ... REGIS ....................................... W......62-47 12-2 ...... MESA ....................................... W......77-67 12-4 ..... DOANE ................................... W......65-58 12-6 ..... N. Arizona ............................... L........77-86 12-8 ..... U.S. INTERNATIONAL ....... W......99-89 12-12 ... E. WASHINGTON ............... W......64-42 12-29 ... Toledo$ .................................... L........60-77 12-30 ... Ga. Southern$ ......................... W......87-82 1-3 ........ WINTHROP ........................... L........66-75

ALL-TIME RESULTS 1-8 ....... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ W......86-75 1-10 ..... HAWAII* ................................ W......80-56 1-14 ..... COLORADO STATE* ........... L........68-71 1-17 ..... NEW MEXICO* ..................... L........65-80 1-22 ..... Brigham Young* ..................... L........69-87 1-23 ..... Utah* ........................................ L........55-61 1-29 ..... WYOMING* ........................... L........68-74 1-30 ..... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ W......93-91 2-5 ........ Hawaii* .................................... W......71-55 2-7 ....... San Diego State* ..................... W......81-77 2-12 ..... Wyoming* .............................. L........46-72 2-13 ..... Colorado State*....................... L........58-70 2-19 ..... UTAH*..................................... L........64-80 2-21 ..... TEXAS-EL PASO* ................. L........73-84 2-26 ..... Texas-El Paso* ........................ L........50-67 2-28 ..... New Mexico*........................... L........73-80 3-5 ........ Brigham Young (OT)# .......... L........79-82 * Western Athletic Conference Game $ Blade Grass Classic, Toledo, Ohio # WAC Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M.

1987-88 (11-17 / 4-12 WAC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAINS: Rob Marr, Matt Sobolewski, Mike Hammond 11-27 .... Manhattan$ ............................. L........71-76 11-28 ... Army$ ...................................... L........70-79 12-1 ...... MESA ....................................... W......73-63 12-3 ..... ADAMS STATE ..................... W......97-90 12-5 ..... Idaho State ............................... L........58-70 12-22 ... Portland ................................... W......76-75 12-28 ... Marquette% ............................. L........52-80 12-29 ... Niagara% ................................. W......57-54 1-2 ....... DOANE ................................... W......85-62 1-5 ....... U.S. INTERNATIONAL ...... W......89-68 1-8 ....... New Mexico*........................... L........67-80 1-9 ....... Texas-El Paso* ........................ L........45-71 1-13 ..... (12) Wyoming* ....................... L........61-81 1-16 ..... UTAH*..................................... L........50-70 1-21 ..... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ W......60-57 1-23 ..... HAWAII* ............................... W......86-79 1-28 ..... Utah* ........................................ L........51-67 1-30 ..... (7) Brigham Young* ............. L........75-95 2-4 ........ NEW MEXICO* ..................... W......65-58 2-5 ....... COLO. STATE (3OT)* .......... W......71-67 2-13 ..... REGIS ....................................... W......83-73 2-18 ..... (19) WYOMING* .................. L........63-79 2-20 ..... TEXAS-EL PASO* ................ L........66-72 2-25 ..... (11) BRIGHAM YOUNG*.... L........62-76 2-26 ..... Colorado State*....................... L........50-73 3-3 ........ Hawaii* .................................... L........54-75 3-5 ....... San Diego State* ..................... L........67-79 3-9 ....... Hawaii# ................................... L........76-84 * Western Athletic Conference Game $ Cal-Irvine Tourney, Irvine, Calif. % Milwaukee Classic, Milwaukee, Wis. # WAC Tournament, Provo, Utah

1988-89 (14-14 / 6-10 WAC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAINS: Mike Lockwood, Mark Slimko, Chad Kimble 11-26 .... U.S. International ................... L........78-82 11-29 ... ADAMS STATE .................... W......72-54 12-1 ...... MESA ...................................... W......94-69 12-3 ..... Xavier (Ohio) .......................... L........64-73 12-5 ..... Valparaiso ................................ W......59-56 12-8 ..... IDAHO STATE ...................... W......71-57 12-17 ... DOANE .................................. W......97-83 12-20 ... REGIS ....................................... W......107-49 12-22 ... PORTLAND............................ W......91-66

12-28 .... Davidson$................................ W......48-45 12-29 ... Connecticut$ ........................... L........55-68 1-5 ........ Hawaii*(OT) ........................... L........81-83 1-7 ....... San Diego State* ..................... L........61-64 1-14 ..... TEXAS-EL PASO* ................. L........71-81 1-16 ..... COLORADO STATE* .......... L........59-69 1-19 ..... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ........... L........88-89 1-21 ..... Wyoming* ............................... W......58-55 1-24 ..... Brigham Young* ..................... W......79-78 1-26 ..... Utah* ........................................ W......67-57 1-31 ..... HAWAII* ................................ W......86-79 2-4 ....... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ W......87-69 2-9 ....... Texas-El Paso* ........................ L........62-67 2-11 ..... New Mexico*........................... L........67-79 2-16 ..... WYOMING* ........................... W......54-53 2-20 ..... Colorado State*....................... L........53-58 2-23 ..... UTAH* .................................... L........71-72 2-25 ..... NEW MEXICO* ..................... L........73-80 3-9 ........ New Mexico# .......................... L........60-74 * Western Athletic Conference $ Connecticut Mutual Classic, Hartford, Conn. # WAC Tournament, Salt Lake City, Utah

1989-90 (12-20 / 3-13 WAC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAINS: Raymond Dudley, Jeff Bowling 11-15 .... California$ ............................... L........49-70 11-25 ... VALPARAISO ........................ W......79-65 12-1 ...... Pepperdine% ........................... L........75-82 12-2 ..... Harvard%................................. W......73-71 12-5 ..... DOANE ................................... W......99-60 12-9 ..... MESA ....................................... L........85-100 12-12 ... REGIS ...................................... W......88-64 12-22 ... ADAMS STATE .................... W......82-58 12-29 ... Southern Illinois& ................. L........74-89 12-30 ... St. Bonaventure& ................... L........63-79 1-2 ........ Portland ................................... L........65-68 1-6 ....... MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY . W......71-65 1-11 ..... HAWAII* ................................ L........58-88 1-13 ..... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ L........68-72 1-18 ..... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ L........56-64 1-22 ..... Colorado State*....................... L........47-60 1-25 ..... Texas-El Paso* ........................ L........49-67 1-27 ..... New Mexico*........................... L........44-61 2-1 ........ COLORADO STATE* ........... L........74-84 2-3 ....... U.S. INTERNATIONAL ...... W......108-91 2-5 ....... Wyoming* ............................... L........60-80 2-8 ....... TEXAS-EL PASO* ................. L........66-77 2-12 ..... WYOMING* ........................... W......69-63 2-15 ..... San Diego State* ..................... W......65-59 2-17 ..... Hawaii* .................................... L........66-67 2-22 ..... Utah* ....................................... L........55-56 2-24 ..... Brigham Young* ..................... L........42-67 2-28 ..... NEW MEXICO* ..................... L........54-62 3-3 ........ UTAH*..................................... W .....72-61 3-7 ....... San Diego State (OT)# ........... W......70-64 3-8 ....... Colorado State# ...................... W......58-51 3-9 ....... Texas-El Paso# ........................ L........54-57 * Western Athletic Conference Game $ Dodge NIT, Berkeley, Calif. % Ameritas Classic, Lincoln, Neb. & Coke-a-Cola Classic, Chattanooga, Tenn. # WAC Tournament, El Paso, Texas

1990-91 (9-20 / 3-13 WAC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAINS: Chris Lowry, Aaron Benson David Quick 11-24 .... ADAMS STATE ................... W......61-60 11-26 ... REGIS ...................................... W .....71-66 11-29 .... SAMFORD .............................. W......85-68

12-1 ...... Kent State................................. L........55-71 12-3 ...... Valparaiso ................................ L........61-72 12-6 ...... MESA STATE ......................... W......72-56 12-10 .... Missouri-K.C........................... L........53-74 12-21 .... Utah State$ .............................. L........63-64 12-22 .... Vermont$ ................................ L........40-50 12-31 .... PORTLAND............................ W......70-66 1-3 ........ (25) Texas-El Paso* ................ L........47-73 1-10 ...... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ L........48-52 1-12 ...... HAWAII* ................................ L........54-58 1-14 ...... DOANE ................................... W .....73-65 1-19 ...... (23) UTAH* ............................ L........47-57 1-24 ...... Brigham Young* ..................... L........55-72 12-26 .... (20) Utah* ................................ L........56-62 12-31 .... New Mexico*........................... L........55-92 2-2 ........ Colorado State*....................... W......54-49 2-5 ........ WYOMING* ........................... L........52-59 2-7 ........ TEXAS-EL PASO* ................. L........42-57 2-9 ........ NICHOLLS STATE ............... W......103-94 2-13 ...... Hawaii* .................................... L........58-61 2-16 ...... San Diego State* ..................... L........59-76 2-21 ...... Wyoming* ............................... L........69-91 2-23 ...... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ L........61-70 2-28 ...... NEW MEXICO* ..................... L........56-66 3-2 ........ COLORADO STATE* ** ...... W......56-46 3-6 ........ San Diego State# ..................... L........51-58 * Western Athletic Conference Game $ MetLife Classic, San Francisco, Calif. # WAC Tournament, Laramie, Wyo. ** Air Force’s 400th victory

Raymond Dudley (1986-90) led the Falcons to a 14-14 record during the 1988-89 season by scoring a school-record 746 points. 1991-92 (9-20 / 3-13 WAC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAINS: Dale French, Charles Smith, Brent Roberts, Butch Hawking 11-23 .... VALPARAISO ........................ L........68-73 11-27 .... REGIS ....................................... W......74-67 11-30 .... Samford.................................... L........44-51 12-2 ...... Nicholls State (OT) ................ L........74-75 12-4 ...... ADAMS STATE ..................... W......57-51 12-6 ...... MESA STATE ......................... W......74-72 12-21 .... KENT STATE ......................... W......72-64 12-27 .... Boise State$ ............................. L........68-77 12-28 .... Hofstra$ ................................... L........70-75 12-30 .... DOANE ................................... W......92-89 1-4 ........ Portland ................................... L........59-84 1-9 ........ COLORADO STATE* ........... L........64-66 1-11 ...... New Mexico*........................... L........63-78 1-16 ...... Utah* ........................................ L........51-68 1-18 ...... Brigham Young* ..................... L........45-66 1-23 ...... UTAH*..................................... L........51-68 1-25 ...... YOUNGSTOWN STATE ..... W......83-57

ALL-TIME RESULTS 1-30 ...... HAWAII* (OT) ...................... L........72-74 2-1 ........ SAN DIEGO ST.* (ESPN)..... W......65-47 2-4 ........ Wyoming* ............................... L........47-69 2-8 ........ (25) Texas-El Paso* ................ L........44-73 2-13 ...... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ L........60-68 2-15 ...... (21) TEXAS-EL PASO* ......... W......75-72 2-20 ...... San Diego State* ..................... W......60-58 2-22 ...... Hawaii* .................................... L........67-76 2-29 ...... NEW MEXICO* ..................... L........55-70 3-3 ........ WYOMING* ........................... L........60-86 3-5 ........ Colorado State*....................... L........54-72 3-11 ...... Brigham Young# .................... L........51-72 * Western Athletic Conference Game $ Albertson’s Classic, Boise, Idaho # WAC Tournament, Fort Collins, Colo.

1992-93 (9-19 / 3-15 WAC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAINS: Steve Haase, George Irvin 12-1 ...... Valparaiso ................................ L........58-66 12-3 ...... Youngstown State (OT)......... L........78-82 12-5 ...... REGIS ....................................... W......75-64 12-7 ...... DOANE ................................... W......90-53 12-9 ...... MESA STATE ......................... W......88-76 12-19 .... PORTLAND............................ W......96-65 12-21 .... ADAMS STATE ..................... W......87-68 12-28 .... (24) Vanderbilt$ ..................... L........50-95 12-29 .... Rider (OT)$ ............................. W......75-66 1-2 ........ COLORADO STATE* ........... W......69-58 1-4 ........ WYOMING* ........................... L........53-59 1-7 ........ Texas-El Paso* ........................ L........69-82 1-9 ........ New Mexico*........................... L........43-63 1-14 ...... (25) UTAH* ............................ L........47-61 1-16 ...... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ L........68-103 1-23 ...... Fresno State* (ESPN) ............. W......71-51 1-28 ...... San Diego State* ..................... L........51-59 1-30 ...... Hawaii* .................................... L........59-74 2-4 ........ SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ L........62-72 2-6 ........ HAWAII* ................................ L........69-78 2-13 ...... FRESNO STATE*................... W......61-58 2-18 ...... (12) Utah* ................................ L........61-87 2-20 ...... Brigham Young* ..................... L........80-98

2-25 ...... TEXAS-EL PASO* ................. L........46-68 2-27 ...... NEW MEXICO* ..................... L........60-80 3-4 ........ Colorado State*....................... L........55-72 3-6 ........ Wyoming* ............................... L........58-64 3-10 ...... Hawaii# .................................... L........54-62 * Western Athletic Conference Game $ Music City Invitational, Nashville, Tenn. # WAC Tournament, Salt Lake City, Utah

1993-94 (8-18 / 3-15 WAC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAINS: Chris Loll, Bryce Morgan, Otis Jones 11-27 .... Navy ......................................... L........63-77 12-1 ...... MESA STATE ......................... W......74-54 12-4 ...... DOANE ................................... W......82-63 12-6 ...... NAVY....................................... W......82-70 12-11 .... ADAMS STATE ..................... W......90-69 12-13 .... REGIS ....................................... W......89-61 12-30 .... VALPARAISO ........................ L........79-84 1-3 ........ Wyoming* ............................... L........56-63 1-5 ........ Colorado State*....................... L........58-85 1-8 ........ NEW MEXICO* ..................... L........54-80 1-10 ...... TEXAS-EL PASO* ................. L........75-77 1-13 ...... Utah* ........................................ L........57-66 1-15 ...... Brigham Young* ..................... L........73-87 1-22 ...... FRESNO STATE*................... L........64-76 1-27 ...... HAWAII* ................................ L........58-60 1-29 ...... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ L........60-68 2-3 ........ Hawaii* .................................... L........56-72 2-5 ........ San Diego State* ..................... L........69-82 2-12 ...... Fresno State* ........................... L........66-72 2-17 ...... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ L........82-94 2-19 ...... UTAH* (OT) .......................... W......91-89 2-24 ...... New Mexico*........................... L........71-90 2-26 ...... Texas-El Paso* ........................ W......70-68 3-3 ........ WYOMING* ........................... L........66-78 3-5 ........ COLORADO STATE* ........... W......70-66 3-9 ........ Texas-El Paso# ........................ L........58-72 * Western Athletic Conference Game # WAC Tournament, Salt Lake City, Utah

Jeff Bowling (1986-87, ‘88-90) is Air Force’s career assist leader with 447. He also holds two of the top three single-season assist marks, No. 1 with 224 in 1989-90 and No. 3 with 152 in 1988-89.

1994-95 (8-20 / 4-14 WAC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAINS: Chris Loll, Otis Jones 11-26 .... NAVY....................................... W......85-76 12-1 ...... REGIS ....................................... W......79-70 12-3 ...... DOANE ................................... W......89-58 12-5 ...... ADAMS STATE ..................... W......91-73 12-7 ...... MESA STATE ......................... L........54-58 12-10 .... Navy ......................................... L........50-60 12-21 .... Northern Illinois..................... L........49-70 12-29 .... Citadel$ .................................... L........61-65 12-30 .... Gonzaga$ ................................. L........62-95 1-2 ........ Texas-El Paso* ........................ L........64-80 1-4 ........ New Mexico*........................... L........72-86 1-7 ........ BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ L........68-89 1-9 ........ UTAH*..................................... L........66-78 1-14 ...... Fresno State* ........................... W......72-62 1-19 ...... San Diego State* ..................... L........49-69 1-21 ...... Hawaii* .................................... L........58-80 1-26 ...... COLORADO STATE* ........... L........70-77 1-28 ...... WYOMING* ........................... L........65-70 2-2 ........ Colorado State*....................... L........65-79 2-4 ........ Wyoming* ............................... L........55-70 2-9 ........ SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ W......81-53 2-11 ...... HAWAII* ................................ W......85-70 2-18 ...... FRESNO STATE*................... L........63-65 2-23 ...... Utah* ........................................ L........63-86 2-25 ...... Brigham Young* ..................... L........72-79 3-2 ........ TEXAS-EL PASO* ................. L........60-69 3-4 ........ NEW MEXICO* ..................... W......59-58 3-8 ........ Colorado State# ...................... L........75-84 * Western Athletic Conference Game $ Cessna Classic, Wichita, Kan. # WAC Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M.

1995-96 (5-23 / 1-17 WAC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAIN: Reggie Minton, Jr., Charlie Nelson 11-25 .... Navy (OT) ............................... L........87-89 11-28 .... ADAMS STATE ..................... W......84-81 12-2 ...... DOANE ................................... W......71-58 12-5 ...... REGIS ....................................... L........65-76 12-9 ...... NAVY (2OT) .......................... W......75-69 12-12 .... UCCS........................................ W......84-52 12-22 .... NORTHERN ILLINOIS ........ L........63-70 12-29 .... Austin Peay$ ........................... L........72-91 12-30 .... William and Mary$ ................ L........60-64 1-2 ........ TEXAS-EL PASO* ................. L........48-53 1-4 ........ (25) NEW MEXICO*............. L........49-61 1-8 ........ Brigham Young* ..................... L........64-68 1-10 ...... (13) Utah* ................................ L........45-69 1-15 ...... FRESNO STATE*................... L........67-73 1-18 ...... HAWAII* ................................ W......92-83 1-20 ...... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ L........69-77 1-25 ...... Wyoming* ............................... L........67-84 1-27 ...... Colorado State*....................... L........71-94 2-1 ........ WYOMING* ........................... L........65-72 2-3 ........ COLO. STATE (2OT)* .......... L........89-91 2-8 ........ Hawaii* .................................... L........62-81 2-10 ...... San Diego State* ..................... L........72-81 2-17 ...... Fresno State* ........................... L........50-82 2-22 ...... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ L........66-80 2-24 ...... (8) UTAH* .............................. L........50-74 2-29 ...... New Mexico*........................... L........55-67 3-2 ........ Texas-El Paso* ........................ L........59-69 3-6 ........ San Diego State# ..................... L........69-80 * Western Athletic Conference Game $ Toledo MVP Classic, Toledo, Ohio # WAC Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M.

ALL-TIME RESULTS 12-2 ...... Bucknell ................................... L........61-68 12-6 ...... CAL POLY SLO...................... W......100-90 12-22 .... Texas Arlington ...................... L........66-73 12-28 .... DENVER ................................. W......95-66 12-30 .... UCCS........................................ W......90-74 1-3 ........ (12) New Mexico* .................. L........59-92 1-5 ........ SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ L........81-84 1-7 ........ Wofford ................................... W......59-51 1-10 ...... at UNLV*................................. L........77-88 1-15 ...... at UTEP*.................................. L........58-59 1-22 ...... (4) UTAH* .............................. L........46-57 1-24 ...... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ W......80-61 1-29 ...... Wyoming* ............................... L........44-76 1-31 ...... Colorado State*....................... L........59-79 2-5 ........ UNLV* ..................................... L........57-59 2-7 ........ San Diego State* ..................... L........55-66 2-12 ...... TEXAS-EL PASO* ................. W......72-55 2-14 ...... (11) NEW MEXICO*............. L........72-96 2-19 ...... Brigham Young* ..................... L........60-79 2-21 ...... (5) Utah* .................................. L........41-55 2-24 ...... Denver ...................................... W......74-63 2-26 ...... COLORADO STATE* ........... L........54-64 2-28 ...... WYOMING* ........................... L........53-66 * Western Athletic Conference Game

Jarmica Reese (1994-98) tied the school record with nine three-pointers made in the Falcons’ 124-57 victory over Doane College on Nov. 22, 1997. Reese is No. 6 on AFA’s career scoring list with 1,385 points. 1996-97 (7-19 / 2-14 WAC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAIN: Mike Freeman, Matt Horin, Chris Kay 11-23 .... REGIS ....................................... L........48-69 11-28 .... BUCKNELL............................. L........58-62 11-30 .... NAVY....................................... L........59-78 12-3 ...... DOANE ................................... W......82-69 12-7 ...... Cal Poly SLO ........................... L........62-74 12-10 .... ADAMS STATE ..................... W......83-64 12-21 .... UCCS........................................ W......80-66 12-28 .... Tennessee Tech$..................... W......88-68 12-29 .... Montana State$ ....................... L........67-70 1-4 ........ Southern Methodist* ............. L........65-74 1-9 ........ HAWAI’I* ............................... W......73-68 1-11 ...... SAN DIEGO STATE* (OT).. L........69-77 1-16 ...... San Jose State*......................... L........45-62 1-18 ...... Fresno State* ........................... L........69-78 1-22 ...... SOUTHERN METHODIST* L........59-63 1-25 ...... UNLV* ..................................... L........59-72 1-30 ...... WYOMING* ........................... L........64-75 2-1 ........ COLORADO STATE* ........... L........61-71 2-6 ........ San Diego State* ..................... L........67-83 2-8 ........ Hawai’i* ................................... L........63-87 2-13 ...... SAN JOSE STATE* ................ L........77-88 2-15 ...... FRESNO STATE*................... W......85-64 2-20 ...... at UNLV*................................. L........72-87 2-22 ...... WOFFORD ............................. W......93-70 2-27 ...... Colorado State*....................... L........62-68 3-1 ........ Wyoming* ............................... L........56-68 * Western Athletic Conference Game $ Holiday Stores Classic, Bozeman, Mont.

1997-98 (10-16 / 2-14) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAINS: Mike Freeman, Jarmica Reese 11-22 .... DOANE ................................... W .....124-57 11-25 .... REGIS ....................................... W......72-65 11-30 .... Navy ......................................... W......64-63

12-28 .... Central Connecticut State ..... L........63-83 12-30 .... Dartmouth ............................... W......70-62 1-5 ........ Wofford ................................... L........50-51 1-10 ...... DENVER ................................. L........72-84 1-15 ...... UNLV* ..................................... L........73-98 1-20 ...... San Diego State* (3OT) ......... W......81-77 1-22 ...... New Mexico*........................... L........72-89 1-27 ...... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ W......60-55 1-29 ...... (19) UTAH* ............................ L........63-64 2-3 ........ Colorado State*....................... L........52-71 2-5 ........ WYOMING* (OT) ................. W......82-79 2-10 ...... Denver ...................................... L........60-73 2-12 ...... NEW MEXICO* ..................... L........67-81 2-19 ...... COLORADO STATE* ........... L........64-66 2-21 ...... Wyoming* ............................... L........51-61 2-24 ...... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ W......63-55 2-26 ...... at UNLV*................................. L........61-84 3-2 ........ Brigham Young* ..................... L........52-73 3-4 ........ Utah* ........................................ L........63-86 3-9 ........ Utah# ........................................ L........65-74 * Mountain West Conference Game $ Earth Grains Classic, St. Louis, Mo. # MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev.

1998-99 (10-16 / 2-12 WAC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAIN: Glenn Gonzales, Louis Stewart, Dylan Pope 11-13 .... DOANE ................................... W .....101-82 11-16 .... WOFFORD ............................. W......94-75 11-18 .... REGIS ....................................... W......85-68 11-21 .... UCCS........................................ W......74-64 11-28 .... NAVY....................................... W......97-88 12-5 ...... Portland State.......................... L........79-88 12-19 .... TEXAS-ARLINGTON ........... L........78-87 12-29 .... Drexel$ ..................................... W......56-50 12-30 .... Wisconsin-Green Bay$ .......... L........49-72 1-2 ........ DARTMOUTH....................... W......87-74 1-6 ........ DENVER ................................. L........85-103 1-9 ........ at UNLV*................................. L........58-91 1-14 ...... TULSA*.................................... W......65-57 1-16 ...... RICE* ....................................... L........69-71 1-21 ...... (21) at TCU* ........................... L........87-114 1-23 ...... at SMU* ................................... L........71-73 1-28 ...... COLORADO STATE* ........... L........76-93 1-30 ...... WYOMING* ........................... L........61-82 2-6 ........ UNLV* ..................................... L........64-65 2-11 ...... Rice* ......................................... L........64-88 2-13 ...... Tulsa* ....................................... L........75-78 2-16 ...... Denver ...................................... W......111-88 2-18 ...... SMU* ........................................ L........81-86 2-20 ...... TCU* ........................................ W......81-78 2-25 ...... Wyoming* ............................... L........67-93 2-27 ...... Colorado State*....................... L........66-77 * Western Athletic Conference Game $ UWGB Tournament, Green Bay, Wis.

1999-2000 (8-20 / 4-10 MWC) HEAD COACH: Reggie Minton TEAM CAPTAINS: Billy Humphrey, Tyron Wright, Miguel Garcia 11-13 .... St. Louis$ ................................. L ......70-78 11-14 .... Northern Iowa$ ...................... L........60-70 11-20 .... DOANE ................................... W......86-67 11-27 .... Navy ......................................... L........78-93 12-2 ...... REGIS ....................................... W......74-51 12-8 ...... LONG BEACH STATE ......... L........76-77 12-11 .... PORTLAND STATE.............. L........71-72 12-14 .... SOUTH CAROLINA ST. ...... W......90-72

Chris Loll (1992-95) is No. 33 on AFA’s career scoring list with 919 points. He is also ninth on the school’s career list for free throws made with 265.

ALL-TIME RESULTS Joe Scott 2000-2004 4 Seasons 51-63 Record 2000-01 (8-21 / 3-11 MWC) HEAD COACH: Joe Scott TEAM CAPTAIN: Jarvis Croff 11-16 .... Houston$ ................................. W......59-53 11-17 .... (18) Wake Forest$ .................. L........44-84 11-21 .... Long Beach State .................... L........77-84 11-24 .... DENVER ................................. L........56-65 11-28 .... NORTHERN ARIZONA ...... L........58-63 12-2 ...... NAVY....................................... L........62-64 12-5 ...... LEHIGH .................................. L........56-58 12-9 ...... South Carolina State .............. L........53-65 12-12 .... CENTRAL CONN. ST. (OT) . W......63-56 12-22 .... Denver ...................................... W......51-49 12-29 .... Cornell% .................................. W......63-51 12-30 .... Utah State% ............................. L........50-59 1-6 ........ LIBERTY.................................. W......82-57 1-8 ........ at UNLV*................................. L........54-65 1-13 ...... New Mexico*........................... L........52-59 1-20 ...... San Diego State* ..................... L........43-67 1-24 ...... TEXAS PAN-AMERICAN ... L........60-66 1-27 ...... WYOMING* ........................... L........56-71 1-29 ...... COLORADO STATE* ........... W......46-45 2-1 ........ Brigham Young* ..................... L........45-62 2-3 ........ Utah* ........................................ L........58-63 2-10 ...... NEW MEXICO* ..................... W......53-49 2-17 ...... UNLV* ..................................... L........78-86 2-19 ...... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ L........48-62 2-24 ...... Wyoming* ............................... L........70-82 2-26 ...... Colorado State*....................... L........55-63 3-1 ........ UTAH*..................................... W......71-60 3-3 ........ BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ L........50-51 3-8 ........ Brigham Young# .................... L........54-69 * Mountain West Conference Game $ BCA Classic, Winston-Salem, N.C. % Gossner Foods Classic, Logan, Utah # MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev.

2001-02 (9-19 / 3-11 MWC) HEAD COACH: Joe Scott TEAM CAPTAIN: Lamoni Yazzie 11-13 .... Yale$ ......................................... W......68-62 11-14 .... (8) Missouri$........................... L........58-86 11-18 .... DENVER ................................. W......52-44 11-24 .... Navy ......................................... L........53-71 11-30 .... Montana State%...................... W......70-65 12-1 ...... (24) Fresno State% ................. L........52-68 12-5 ...... ARKANSAS STATE (OT) .... W......67-63 12-8 ...... OAKLAND UNIV. ................ L........53-57 12-12 .... Denver ...................................... L........53-63 12-22 .... Liberty ...................................... W......66-54 12-29 .... TENNESSEE TECH ............... L........44-64 1-2 ........ Northern Arizona................... W......57-56 1-7 ........ UNLV* ..................................... L........54-66 1-10 ...... Texas-Pan American (OT) ... L........52-58 1-14 ...... New Mexico* (ESPN) ............ L........47-50 1-19 ...... UTAH* (OT) .......................... L........57-63 1-21 ...... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ W......74-64 1-26 ...... Colorado State*....................... L........57-60 1-28 ...... Wyoming* (4OT) ................... L........76-83 2-4 ........ SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ W......67-54 2-9 ........ NEW MEXICO* ..................... W......47-44

2-16 ...... Utah* ........................................ L........51-59 2-18 ...... Brigham Young* ..................... L........51-67 2-23 ...... WYOMING* ........................... L........48-51 2-25 ...... COLORADO STATE* ........... L........51-59 2-28 ...... at UNLV*................................. L........66-73 3-2 ........ San Diego State* ..................... L........47-49 3-7 ........ Wyoming# (OT) ..................... L........67-69 * Mountain West Conference Game $ Guardians Classic, Columbia, Mo. % McCaffrey Classic, Fresno, Calif. # MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev.

2002-03 (12-16 / 3-11 MWC) HEAD COACH: Joe Scott TEAM CAPTAINS: Tom Bellairs, Vernard Jenkins 11-23 .... Louisville .................................. L........47-65 11-26 .... STETSON ................................ W......72-43 11-29 .... Arkansas State ......................... W......57-52 12-1 ...... Tennessee Tech....................... L........47-60 12-5 ...... TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN ... W......65-44 12-8 ...... Georgia Southern ................... W......70-56 12-11 .... BELMONT UNIV. ................. W......85-76 12-22 .... Oakland Univ.......................... L........44-61 12-27 .... UAB$ ........................................ L........59-69 12-28 .... at UTEP$ ................................. W......63-45 1-1 ........ GEORGIA SOUTHERN ....... W......78-40 1-4 ........ NAVY....................................... W......56-43 1-6 ........ SAVANNAH STATE** ......... W......56-33 1-11 ...... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ L........48-63 1-18 ...... Colorado State*....................... L........49-51 1-20 ...... Wyoming* ............................... L........44-46 1-25 ...... UNLV* ..................................... W......75-71 2-1 ........ Utah .......................................... L........35-45 2-3 ........ Brigham Young* ..................... L........33-65 2-8 ........ New Mexico*........................... L........59-73 2-15 ...... COLORADO STATE* ........... W......80-75 2-17 ...... WYOMING* (ESPN) ............ L........57-64 2-22 ...... San Diego State* ..................... L........53-67 2-24 ...... at UNLV*................................. L........70-74 3-1 ........ BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ L........43-56 3-3 ........ UTAH*..................................... L........52-57 3-8 ........ NEW MEXICO* ..................... W......68-60 3-13 ...... Utah# ........................................ L........38-42 * Mountain West Conference Game $ Sierra Providence SunClassic, El Paso, Texas # MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. ** Air Force’s 500th victory

2003-04 (22-7 / 12-2 MWC) HEAD COACH: Joe Scott TEAM CAPTAINS: A.J. Kuhle, Joel Gerlach 11-22 .... ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF ... W......63-40 11-28 .... Navy ......................................... W......86-46 11-30 .... Belmont.................................... L........38-46 12-7 ...... Auburn ..................................... L........49-68 12-9 ...... Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.. W......56-53 12-22 .... CHARLESTON SOUTHERN. W......67-46 12-27 .... Prairie View A&M$ ............... W......59-46 12-28 .... California$ ............................... W......49-44 1-2 ........ WISC.-MILWAUKEE ........... W......71-49 1-6 ........ SAVANNAH STATE ............ W......72-35 1-9 ........ IPFW ........................................ W......64-44 1-12 ...... Colorado State*....................... W......65-57 1-17 ...... New Mexico*........................... W......68-42 1-21 ...... TX A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI.. W......61-37 1-24 ...... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ W......74-52 1-26 ...... UTAH*..................................... W......62-49 1-31 ...... San Diego State* ..................... W......57-43 2-2 ........ at UNLV*................................. L........50-63 2-7 ........ WYOMING* ........................... W......83-71

2-9 ........ COLORADO STATE* ........... W......52-44 2-14 ...... NEW MEXICO* ..................... W......51-50 2-16 ...... Texas-Pan American.............. L........35-37 2-21 ...... Utah* ........................................ W......59-57 2-23 ...... Brigham Young* ..................... L........61-67 2-28 ...... UNLV* ..................................... W......72-70 3-1 ........ SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ W......61-49 3-6 ........ Wyoming* ............................... W......52-47 3-11 ...... Colorado State# ...................... L........48-60 3-18 ...... (18) North Carolina## ........... L........52-63 * Mountain West Conference Game $ Office Depot Golden Bear Classic, Berkeley, Calif. # MWC Tournament, Denver, Colo. ## NCAA Tournament, Denver, Colo.

Current assistant coach Nick Welch (200205, ‘06-07) led the Falcons to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 42 years in 2004. Welch was named the Mountain West Conference Co-Player of the Year and was an honorable mention All-American by the Associated Press. He is 14th on the school’s career scoring list with 1,109 points.

ALL-TIME RESULTS Chris Mooney

Jeff Bzdelik

2004-2005

2005-07

1 Season

2 Seasons

18-12 Record

50-16 Record

2004-05 (18-12 / 9-5 MWC) HEAD COACH: Chris Mooney TEAM CAPTAINS: Tim Keller, Caleb Buchanan 11-14 .... Jacksonville State& ................. W......59-42 11-15 .... Mississippi& ............................ W......60-36 11-16 .... Marquette& ............................. L........65-69 11-21 .... ALCORN STATE ................... W......67-41 11-26 .... at IPFW .................................... W......58-40 11-28 .... Wisconsin-Milwaukee ........... L........45-50 12-2 ...... NORTHERN COLORADO .. W......63-54 12-6 ...... COLORADO COLLEGE ...... W......59-30 12-11 .... (3) vs. Georgia Tech ............... L........42-64 12-13 .... Lamar (OT) ............................. L........59-66 12-28 .... (16) Iowa .................................. L........63-73 12-31 .... RUTGERS................................ W......70-53 1-3 ........ NAVY....................................... W......69-46 1-5 ........ TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN ... W......84-51 1-8 ........ COLORADO STATE* ........... W......58-53 1-11 ...... St. Mary’s College ................... L........58-59 1-15 ...... NEW MEXICO* ..................... W......64-62 1-22 ...... Brigham Young* ..................... W......52-49 1-24 ...... Utah* ........................................ L........51-63 1-29 ...... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ W......62-50 1-31 ...... UNLV* ..................................... W......64-48 2-5 ........ Wyoming* (OT) ..................... L........63-67 2-7 ........ Colorado State*....................... W......59-47 2-14 ...... New Mexico*........................... L........52-63 2-19 ...... (14) UTAH* ............................ L........56-65 2-21 ...... BRIGHAM YOUNG* ............ W......70-39 2-26 ...... at UNLV*................................. L........57-63 2-28 ...... San Diego State* ..................... W......77-57 3-5 ........ WYOMING* ........................... W......61-56 3-10 ...... San Diego State# ..................... L........68-73 * Mountain West Conference Game & BCA Classic, Milwaukee, Wis. # MWC Tournament, Denver, Colo.

2005-06 (24-7 / 12-4 MWC) HEAD COACH: Jeff Bzdelik TEAM CAPTAINS: Antoine Hood, Marc Holum 11-13 .... vs. Northern Arizona& .......... W......62-49 11-14 .... vs. Miami (Fla.)&.................... W......57-53 11-15 .... Washington& .......................... L........74-85 11-19 .... UCCS........................................ W......77-45 11-23 .... WESTERN STATE................. W .....66-44 11-27 .... Navy ......................................... W......64-55 11-30 .... ARK.-PINE BLUFF ................ W......63-44 12-3 ...... Texas-Pan American.............. W......81-68 12-8 ...... NORTHERN COLORADO .. W......73-48 12-13 .... ST. MARY’S COLLEGE ........ W......63-51 12-23 .... LAMAR.................................... W......73-50 12-28 .... vs. Georgia Tech$ ................... W......54-46 12-31 .... IPFW ........................................ W......77-42 1-5 ........ BRIGHAM YOUNG * ........... W......75-59 1-7 ........ SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ W......65-62 1-11 ...... Wyoming* ............................... L........50-55 1-14 ...... TCU* ........................................ W......75-49 1-19 ...... UTAH*..................................... W......66-44 1-21 ...... New Mexico*........................... L........59-62 1-25 ...... at UNLV*................................. W......52-50 2-1 ........ COLORADO STATE* ........... W......71-56 2-4 ........ Brigham Young* ..................... L........59-65 2-8 ........ San Diego State* ..................... L........51-61 2-11 ...... WYOMING* ........................... W......62-61 2-15 ...... at TCU* .................................... W......63-45 2-18 ...... Utah* ........................................ W......52-51 2-22 ...... NEW MEXICO* ..................... W......51-46 2-25 ...... UNLV* ..................................... W......68-55 3-4 ........ Colorado State*....................... W......63-59 3-9 ........ Wyoming# ............................... L........55-57 3-16 ...... (13) Illinois## .......................... L........69-78 * Mountain West Conference Game & BCA Classic, Seattle, Wash. $ Colorado Springs World Arena # MWC Tournament, Denver, Colo. ## NCAA Tournament, San Diego, Calif.

2006-07 (26-9 / 10-6 MWC) HEAD COACH: Jeff Bzdelik TEAM CAPTAINS: Jacob Burtschi, Matt McCraw, Ryan Teets 11-10 .... ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF ... W......81-45 11-14 .... vs. Long Beach State % ......... W......69-68 11-15 .... Stanford % ............................... W......79-45 11-18 .... Colorado .................................. W......84-46 11-20 .... (11) Duke** ............................. L........56-71 11-21 .... Texas Tech** ........................... W......67-53 11-22 .... RADFORD .............................. W......83-59 11-29 .... Wake Forest $ ......................... W......94-58 12-2 ...... IPFW ........................................ W......78-66 12-6 ...... TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN ... W......70-58 12-9 ...... COLORADO COLLEGE ...... W......82-31 12-13 .... NORFOLK STATE ................ W......70-47 12-28 .... vs. George Washington & ..... W......66-52 12-29 .... Santa Clara & .......................... W......78-48 1-3 ........ Colorado State*....................... W......81-75 1-6 ........ UNLV* ..................................... W......56-50 1-9 ........ NEW MEXICO* ..................... W......65-57 1-13 ...... Wyoming* ............................... W......58-56 1-16 ...... Utah* ........................................ L........79-85 1-20 ...... SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ W......56-51 1-23 ...... TCU* ........................................ W......72-39 1-27 ...... at BYU* .................................... L........52-61 2-3 ........ WYOMING* ........................... W......88-43 2-6 ........ San Diego State* ..................... L........41-62 2-10 ...... New Mexico*........................... W......60-51 2-14 ...... UTAH*..................................... W......69-43 2-17 ...... COLORADO STATE* ........... W......67-58 2-20 ...... at UNLV*................................. L........50-60 2-24 ...... at TCU* .................................... L........66-71 2-27 ...... BYU* ........................................ L........58-62 3-8 ........ Wyoming # .............................. L........62-67 3-14 ...... AUSTIN PEAY^..................... W......75-51 3-19 ...... GEORGIA^ ............................. W......83-52 3-21 ...... DEPAUL^ ............................... W......52-51 3-27 ...... Clemson^^ .............................. L........67-68 * Mountain West Conference Game % College Basketball Experience, Stanford, Calif. ** CBE Classic Semis and Third-Place, KC, Mo. $ Colorado Springs World Arena & Cable Car Classic, Santa Clara, Calif. # MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. ^ Postseason NIT ^^ NIT Semifinals, New York City, N.Y.

Antoine Hood (2002-06) led the Falcons to their second NCAA Tournament appearance in three years in 2006. He led the team in scoring that season, averaging 14.9 points per game, and is No. 9 on AFA’s career scoring list with 1,307 points. Hood attended training camp with the Denver Nuggets in 2006 and played for the Colorado 14ers of the NBA Developmental League during the 2006-07 season.

ALL-TIME RESULTS Jeff Reynolds 2007-2012 4 Seasons 52-72 Record 2007-08 (16-14 / 8-8 MWC) HEAD COACH: Jeff Reynolds TEAM CAPTAIN: Tim Anderson 11-9 ...... DARTMOUTH $ ................... W......67-38 11-10 .... NORTHERN COLO. $ .......... W......71-62 11-14 .... WESTERN STATE................. W......73-49 11-19 .... RADFORD (OT) .................... W......52-47 11-23 .... Mississippi Valley State & ..... W......58-40 11-24 .... Montana & .............................. L........57-59 11-25 .... (9) Washington State & ......... L........62-71 11-29 .... COLORADO........................... L........50-60 12-4 ...... Northern Illinois..................... L........52-63 12-8 ...... PRAIRIE VIEW A&M ........... W......77-53 12-13 .... NORFOLK STATE................. W......65-53 12-22 .... COLO. CHRISTIAN .............. W......75-61 12-30 .... Wake Forest ............................ L........67-78 1-5 ........ Utah* ........................................ L........36-58 1-12 ...... UNLV* ..................................... W......65-53 1-16 ...... Wyoming* (OT) ..................... W......64-62 1-19 ...... New Mexico*........................... L........44-59 1-22 ...... COLORADO STATE* ........... W......75-59 1-30 ...... BYU* ........................................ L........53-69 2-2 ........ at TCU* .................................... W......56-46 2-6 ........ San Diego State* ..................... L........38-49 2-9 ........ UTAH*..................................... L........59-67 2-12 ...... at UNLV*................................. L........51-58 2-16 ...... WYOMING* ........................... W......72-66 2-20 ...... NEW MEXICO* .................... L........51-68 2-23 ...... Colorado State*....................... W......61-59 3-1 ........ at BYU* .................................... L........57-76 3-5 ........ TCU* ........................................ W......57-36 3-8 ........ SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ W......46-43 3-13 ...... vs. San Diego State# ............... L........49-53 * Mountain West Conference Game $ Air Force Classic & Cougar Hispanic College Fund, Spokane, Wash. # MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev.

Tim Anderson (2004-08) led the Falcons to a 16-14 record in Jeff Reynolds’ first year as head coach. Anderson is No. 2 on AFA’s career list for games (124) and steals (175).

2008-09 (10-21 / 0-16 MWC) HEAD COACH: Jeff Reynolds TEAM CAPTAINS: Andrew Henke, Matt Holland, Anwar Johnson 11-14 .... WESTERN STATE................. W......70-64 11-16 .... CSU-BAKERSFIELD ............. W......70-62 11-22 .... UCCS $ .................................... W......86-65 11-23 .... WOFFORD $ .......................... L........61-74 11-26 .... Stanford ................................... L........57-76 11-30 .... NORFOLK STATE ................ W......75-52 12-3 ...... NORTHERN ILLINOIS ........ W......67-55 12-6 ...... Northern Colorado ................ W......71-64 12-13 .... TEXAS PAN-AMERICAN ... W......71-50 12-22 .... TEXAS SOUTHERN ............. W......65-41 12-27 .... vs. Portland & ......................... L........42-43 12-28 .... vs. Dartmouth & ..................... W......63-41 12-31 .... STONY BROOK ..................... L........64-67 1-3 ........ SAN DIEGO STATE* ........... L........44-61 1-10 ...... New Mexico*........................... L........53-78 1-14 ...... UTAH*..................................... L........36-57 1-17 ...... TCU* ........................................ L........54-57 1-20 ...... Colorado State*....................... L........56-67 1-27 ...... Wyoming* ............................... L........59-72 1-31 ...... UNLV* ..................................... L........38-59 2-3 ........ BYU* ........................................ L........50-71 2-7 ........ San Diego State* ..................... L........34-65 2-11 ...... NEW MEXICO* .................... L........66-76 2-14 ...... Utah* ........................................ L........59-74 2-18 ...... at TCU* ................................... L........50-62 2-21 ...... COLORADO STATE* ........... L........66-71 2- 28 ..... WYOMING* ........................... L........62-65 3-4 ........ at UNLV*................................. L........43-46 3-7 ........ at BYU* .................................... L........49-54 3-11 ...... vs. Colorado State#................. W......71-67 3-12 ...... (25) vs. BYU# .......................... L........69-80 * Mountain West Conference opponent $ Reggie Minton Air Force Classic & Golden Bear Classic, Berkeley, Calif. # MWC Championships, Las Vegas, Nev. 2009-10 (10-21 / 1-15 MWC) HEAD COACH: Jeff Reynolds TEAM CAPTAINS: Grant Parker, Mike McLain, Avery Merriex 11-13 .... WESTERN STATE................. W......65-54 11-20 .... DICKINSON STATE $ ......... W......95-77 11-21 .... NORTHERN COLO. $ .......... L........46-70 11-28 .... CHARLESTON SO. ............... W......68-58 12-2 ...... N.C. CENTRAL ...................... W......61-49 12-5 ...... Missouri State ^ ...................... L........48-58 12-8 ...... PRAIRIE VIEW A&M ........... W......75-41 12-12 .... Washington State ................... L........68-75 12-19 .... NORTHERN ARIZONA ...... L........52-60 12-22 .... UC DAVIS............................... W......69-57 12-28 .... vs. Niagara & ........................... W......77-71 12-29 .... at UTEP & ............................... L........47-58 1-2 ........ TX-PAN AMERICAN ........... W......72-65 1-6 ........ at TCU* .................................... L........50-59 1-9 ........ Colorado State*....................... L........48-70 1-13 ...... (18) BYU* ................................ L........49-67 1-20 ...... NEW MEXICO* ..................... L........50-73 1-23 ...... Utah* ........................................ L........54-71 1-26 ...... at UNLV*................................. L........50-60 1-30 ...... WYOMING* ........................... W......70-63 2-2 ........ San Diego State* ..................... L........48-70 2-6 ........ TCU* ........................................ L........51-65 2-9 ........ COLORADO STATE* ........... L........47-51 2-13 ...... at (17) BYU*............................ L........48-91 2-20 ...... (12) New Mexico* .................. L........56-59 2-24 ...... UTAH*..................................... L........43-54 2-27 ...... UNLV* ..................................... L........47-77 3-2 ........ Wyoming ................................. L........49-58 3-6 ........ SAN DIEGO STATE* ............ L........42-61

3-10 ...... vs. Wyoming # ........................ W......59-40 3-11 ...... vs. (8) New Mexico ................ L........69-75 * Mountain West Conference opponent $ Reggie Minton Air Force Classic ^ Mountain West / Missouri Valley Challenge & Sun Bowl Invitational, El Paso, Texas # MWC Championships, Las Vegas, Nev. 2010-11 (16-16 / 6-10 MWC) HEAD COACH: Jeff Reynolds TEAM CAPTAINS: Evan Washington, Tom Fow, Derek Brooks 11-14 .... UCCS........................................ W......66-53 11-17 .... COLO. COLLEGE (OT)........ L........57-60 11-20 .... TENNESSEE STATE ............. W......87-72 11-24 .... Wofford (OT) ......................... W......72-66 12-2 ...... CSU NORTHRIDGE ............. W......72-63 12-5 ...... EVANSVILLE ^ ..................... W......57-56 12-8 ...... Wright State ............................ L........61-76 12-11 .... N.C. CENTRAL ...................... W......73-56 12-18 .... ARK.-PINE BLUFF ................ W......63-52 12-22 .... Northern Arizona................... L........63-74 12-28 .... vs. Sam Houston State & ....... W......76-65 12-29 .... at UTEP & ............................... L........54-71 1-2 ........ FLORIDA A&M ..................... W......81-48 1-5 ........ UTAH*..................................... W......77-69 1-8 ........ (14) at BYU*............................ L........66-76 1-15 ...... UNLV* ..................................... L........52-64 1-19 ...... (6) San Diego State* ............... L........55-68 1-22 ...... WYOMING* ........................... W......72-51 1-26 ...... Colorado State*....................... L........66-69 1-29 ...... at TCU* (OT).......................... W......66-65 2-1 ........ NEW MEXICO* ..................... L........61-75 2-5 ........ Utah* ........................................ W......54-49 2-9 ........ (7) BYU* .................................. L........52-90 2-15 ...... at UNLV*................................. L........42-49 2-19 ...... (6) SAN DIEGO STATE* ..... L........58-70 2-23 ...... Wyoming* ............................... L........61-63 2-26 ...... COLORADO STATE* ........... W......74-57 3-2 ........ TCU* ........................................ W......70-65 3-5 ........ New Mexico*........................... L........61-66 3-11 ...... at UNLV # ............................... L........53-69 3-15 ...... NORTH DAKOTA $ ............. W......77-67 3-18 ...... at Santa Clara $ ....................... L........75-88 * Mountain West Conference opponent ^ Mountain West / Missouri Valley Challenge & Sun Bowl Invitational, El Paso, Texas # MWC Championships, Las Vegas, Nev. $ CollegeInsider.com Tournament

Evan Washington (2007-11) is the school’s career leader with 112 games started and is tied for second on the career list with 124 games played.

ALL-TIME RESULTS 2011-12 (13-16 / 3-11 MWC) HEAD COACH: Jeff Reynolds / Dave Pilipovich TEAM CAPTAINS: Taylor Stewart, Shawn Hempsey, Scott Stucky 11-11 .... ARMY $ ................................... W......87-71 11-12 .... VMI $ ....................................... W......75-65 11-18 .... WESTERN STATE................. W......65-37 11-23 .... COLORADO (OT) ................ L........73-76 12-3 ...... Drake ^ .................................... L........60-62 12-7 ...... WRIGHT STATE ................... W......55-34 12-10 .... ARK.-PINE BLUFF ................ W......63-51 12-17 .... MD-EASTERN SHORE ........ W......64-60 12-22 .... Gonzaga ................................... L........60-70 12-29 .... vs. Wagner &........................... L........61-72 12-30 .... vs. E. Michigan & ................... W......42-37 1-3 ........ JOHNSON & WALES ........... W......83-53 1-6 ........ CHICAGO STATE ................ W......68-54 1-9 ........ TEXAS-PAN AM ................... W......67-50 1-14 ...... Boise State* .............................. W......74-59 1-18 ...... WYOMING* ........................... L........53-64 1-21 ...... (16) San Diego State* ............. L........44-57 1-25 ...... at TCU* .................................... L........56-59 1-28 ...... (12) UNLV* (OT)................... L........63-65 1-31 ...... NEW MEXICO* ..................... L........42-81 2-4 ........ Colorado State*....................... L........49-57

Dave Pilipovich 2012-present 2 Seasons 20-20 Record 2-11 ...... BOISE STATE* ....................... L........61-72 2-15 ...... Wyoming* ............................... W......58-53 2-18 ...... (13) SAN DIEGO STATE* ... W......58-56 2-22 ...... TCU* ........................................ L........62-65 2-25 ...... (21) at UNLV* ........................ L........58-68 2-29 ...... New Mexico*........................... L........56-86 3-3 ........ COLORADO STATE* ........... L........65-75 3-8 ........ New Mexico # ......................... L........64-79 * Mountain West Conference opponent $ All-Military Classic, USAFA, Colo. ^ Mountain West / Missouri Valley Challenge & Cable Car Classic, Santa Clara, Calif. # MWC Championships, Las Vegas, Nev.

2012-13 (18-14 / 8-8 MWC) HEAD COACH: Dave Pilipovich TEAM CAPTAINS: Todd Fletcher, Michael Lyons 11-10 .....Army $ ..........................................W......76-65 11-11 .....Citadel $........................................W......77-70 11-15 .....WESTERN STATE ....................W......102-68 11-18 .....REGIS UNIV...............................W......83-43 11-21 .....MONTANA STATE .................W......86-72 11-25 .....(23) Colorado ..............................L........74-89 11-28 .....JACKSON STATE .....................W......76-47 12-2........WICHITA STATE^ ..................L........69-72 12-8........ARK.-PINE BLUFF ...................W......65-49 12-22 .....UC Riverside ...............................W......61-53 12-29 .....(14) Florida%...............................L........61-78 1-2..........Richmond ....................................L........68-91 1-9..........NEVADA* ...................................W......78-65 1-12........(24) at UNLV* (OT)..................L........71-76 1-16........Colorado State* ..........................L........40-79 1-19........BOISE STATE* ..........................W......91-80 1-23........NEW ORLEANS ........................W......90-48 1-26........Wyoming* .................................W......57-48 1-30........FRESNO STATE* ......................W......62-50 2-2..........(22) SAN DIEGO STATE*.....W......70-67 2-6..........(15) New Mexico* ...............................L........58-81 2-9..........Nevada* ........................................L........69-74 2-13........UNLV*..........................................W......71-56 2-16........(24) COLORADO ST.*.............L........86-89 2-20........Boise State* .................................L........65-77 2-26........WYOMING*...............................W......72-66 3-2..........Fresno State*................................L........41-56 3-6..........San Diego State* .........................L........51-58 3-9..........(12) NEW MEXICO* .................W......89-88 3-13........UNLV # ........................................L........56-72 3-20........Hawai’i & .....................................W......69-65 3-23........Weber State & .............................L........57-78 * Mountain West opponent $ All-Military Classic, Charleston, S.C. ^ Mountain West / Missouri Valley Challenge % 2012 Orange Bowl Classic, Sunrise, Fla. # MWC Championships, Las Vegas, Nev. & CollegeInsider.com Tournament

Michael Lyons (2009-13) finished his career in fourth place on the school’s career scoring list with 1,527 points. He was named to the all-Mountain West first team in 2012-13 after leading the conference in scoring at 17.7 points per game.

MEDIA INFORMATION ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS STAFF Troy Garnhart Associate AD / Communications Office: 719-333-9263 Cell: 719-359-7432 E-Mail: troy.garnhart@usafa.edu

MEDIA GUIDE The 2013-14 Air Force men’s basketball media guide is produced as a source of information for the media. Other materials may be obtained by contacting the athletic communications office: Athletic Communications Office 2169 Field House Dr. USAF Academy, CO 80840-9500 Phone (719) 333-2313 Fax (719) 333-3798

Dave Toller Assistant AD / Media Relations

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Office: 719-333-3478 Cell: 719-200-2802 E-Mail: dave.toller@usafa.edu

The Athletic Communications office is located in the Cadet Field House, just outside the northwest tunnel of Clune Arena. The main phone number for the office is 719-333-2313 and the fax number is 719-333-3798.

Jerry Cross Assistant Director / MBB Contact

WORKING MEDIA

Office: 719-333-3950 Cell: 719-338-0804 E-Mail: jerry.cross@usafa.edu

Press and photograph credentials are issued to members of the working media only. These credentials may be obtained by contacting the athletic communications office. Upon acceptance of applications, appropriate passes will be left at the media “Will Call” for you.

Nick Arseniak Assistant Director Office: 719-333-9251 E-Mail: nicholas.arseniak@usafa.edu

RADIO / TELEVISION Upon receiving permission to broadcast a game at Clune Arena, please contact Jerry Cross in the athletic communications office. Press credentials will be left at the media “Will Call” for you. Telephone lines are the responsibility of the broadcaster. Two ISDN lines and two telephone line have been installed. Please contact Jerry Cross for the phone numbers.

Valerie Perkin Assistant Director Office: 719-333-8286 E-Mail: valerie.perkin@usafa.edu

PRESS PARKING

Melissa McKeown Assistant Director

Parking will be available for media on the west side of the Cadet Field House. Please contact Jerry Cross in the athletic communications office to obtain a parking pass and specific directions.

Office: 719-333-9025 E-Mail: melissa.mckeown@usafa.edu

POST-GAME POLICY Air Force head coach Dave Pilipovich and players will hold a press conference 10-15 minutes following the end of each home game in the media interview room. Pilipovich will be available first, followed by the requested players. The Air Force locker room, training room and weight room are closed to all media. Air Force has a closed locker room policy for both home and away games.

Madeline McGuire Graphics Coordinator Office: 719-333-4263 E-Mail: madeline.mcguire@usafa.edu

Brian Jerman

Adam Parker

Director, Falcon Vision

Producer, Falcon Vision

WIRELESS CONNECTIONS Wireless access is available free of charge throughout Clune Arena and the media work room. In addition, eight phone lines are available in the media work room.

MEDIA INFORMATION INTERVIEWS

CREDENTIALS

Players: Air Force players are available for interviews any day the team practices. Players will not be available on non-practice days. All interviews will be scheduled before practice (primarily between 1:45 and 2:30 p.m.). If the requested player is not available before practice, all efforts will be made to conduct the interview after practice. Please request each player at least one day in advance so the player can be properly notified.

General: All credentials must be requested from the athletic communications office no later than noon (MT) the day before the game. No credentials will be issued the day of the game. Visiting team media are urged to request credentials through the team they cover and credentials will be distributed in advance of the game. All other credentials will be left at the Media Entrance Will Call the day of the game.

Head Coach Dave Pilipovich: Air Force head coach Dave Pilipovich will be available twice every week, on Mondays and Fridays between 1:00 and 1:30 p.m., during the regular season. The Friday session may be changed to another day due to that week’s game or travel schedule. Beginning Jan. 6, the Monday session will move to 11 a.m. for the Winter Sports Press Conference.

Internet Sites: Only accredited news agency internet sites will be granted game credentials or access to Air Force student-athletes and coaches. All inquiries must be made through the athletic communications office. Accreditation will be determined on a case-bycase basis, but all sites must have a recognized news affiliation.

Air Force basketball practices: All Air Force basketball practices are open to the media. However, any media wishing to attend practice MUST contact Jerry Cross in the athletic communications office at least one day in advance to find out the practice schedule. Contacting athletes, coaches and staff: All communications with Air Force cadet-athletes, coaches and staff must go through the athletic communications office – ABSOLUTELY NO EXCEPTIONS. Failure to follow this policy will result in loss of credentials and access to Air Force athletes, coaches and staff. Cadet-athlete’s private phone numbers and email addresses will not be issued to the media. Air Force cadet-athletes have also been instructed not to accept calls from media without prior notification from athletic communications.

Photo Credentials: Freelance photography credentials will not be issued unless the photographer has a request on company letterhead from an accredited media outlet. No credentials will be issued to “assistants” - NO EXCEPTIONS.

DIRECTIONS TO CLUNE ARENA From Colorado Springs - Take I-25 North to the North Entrance of the Air Force Academy (Exit 156B). Take the second left (south) on Parade Loop. Take the first right (west) on Field House Drive. The first building on the right is the Cadet Field House. Enter the parking lot on the east side and follow the road around the north side of the building to the media parking lot, which is on the west side of the Field House. From Denver - Take I-25 South to the North Entrance of the Air Force Academy (Exit 156B). Take the second left (south) on Parade Loop. Take the first right (west) on Field House Drive. The first building on the right is the Cadet Field House. Enter the parking lot on the east side and follow the road around the north side of the building to the media parking lot, which is on the west side of the Field House.

Single-Game Credentials: Single-game credentials will not be issued to any local media outlet that has not regularly covered Air Force or the competing team, unless space allows. Season Credentials: Media outlets must regularly cover Air Force (attend weekly media teleconferences and/or games) to be eligible for a season credential. If media outlets request credentials for staff members (columnists, anchors, etc.) that are not always able to attend and that staff member wishes to attend a particular game, they must call at least 48 hours before the game to inform the athletic communications staff for seating purposes. A season credential does not always reserve media members a seat on press row. Parking: Media parking passes are issued for football and men’s basketball only and are on a space-available basis. Media with season credentials and visiting media will have priority in this case. Please contact Jerry Cross in the athletic communications office to obtain a parking pass. Scouting Credentials: Professional scouting credentials are issued and seats provided as space allows. These requests must be made in advance on company letterhead.

MEDIA ENTRANCE WILL CALL The media entrance to Clune Arena is on the west side of the Cadet Field House in close proximity to the media parking area. There is a “Will Call” desk for media credentials only at the media entrance.

AIR FORCE BASE SECURITY The Air Force Academy is located on an active military base. The athletic department facilities are best located by the media by entering the base through the North Entrance (See directions above). If at any time the base security is heightened, media may lose their access to the base without an escort.

MEDIA OUTLETS PRINT Outlet Academy Spirit

Address HQ USAFA/PA USAFA, CO 80840

Phone 719-333-8823

Fax 719-333-4094

Contact (e-mail) Raymond Hoy (raymond.hoy@usafa.af.mil)

The Gazette

30 S. Prospect Colo. Spgs., CO 80903

719-636-0250

719-636-0163

Brent Briggeman (brent.briggeman@gazette.com)

Denver Post

101 W. Colfax Ave., Suite 600 303-954-1296 Denver, CO 80202

303-954-1703

Irv Moss (imoss@denverpost.com)

Associated Press

1444 Wazee St., Suite 130 Denver, CO 80202

303-825-0123

303-892-5927

Arnie Stapleton (astapleton@ap.org)

KVOR AM 740

6805 Corporate Center Dr. Colo. Spgs., CO 80919

719-593-2700

719-593-2727

Jim Arthur (jim.arthur@cumulus.com)

KCKK 1510

1201 18th St., #200 Denver, CO 80202

303-650-1795

303-524-3410

Nate Kreckman (nate@milehighsports.com)

KOAA-TV (5)

530 Communications Cir. Colo. Spgs., CO 80905

719-630-3930

719-543-5052

Jordan Mason (jmason@koaa.com)

KKTV-TV (11)

3100 N. Nevada Ave. Colo. Spgs., CO 80907

719-578-0000

719-634-3741

Sam Farnsworth (sfarnsworth@kktv.com)

KRDO-TV (13)

P.O. Box 1457 Colo. Spgs., CO 80901

719-575-6285

719-632-0054

Rob Namnoum (sports@krdo.com)

KXRM Fox 21

560 Wooten Road Colo. Spgs., CO 80915

719-596-2100

719-591-4180

Joe Cole (jcole@fox21news.com)

KCNC-TV (4)

1044 Lincoln St. Denver, CO 80217

303-861-4444

303-830-6380

Vic Lombardi (vlombardi@cbs.com)

KMGH-TV (7)

123 Speer Blvd. Denver, CO 80203

303-832-0169

303-832-0119

Lionel Bienvenu (lionel_bienvenu@thedenverchannel.com)

KUSA-TV (9)

500 Speer Blvd. Denver, CO 80201

303-871-9999

303-698-4700

Drew Soicher (drew.soicher@9news.com)

KDVR Fox 31

100 E. Speer Blvd. Denver, CO 80203

303-566-7600

303-566-7631

Nick Griffith (nick.griffith@kdvr.com )

RADIO

TELEVISION

The Air Force / IMG Sports Network The Air Force athletic department is in its 18th year of in-house radio in 2013-14. All Air Force games, both home and away, are broadcast live on the Air Force / IMG Sports Network. Most games will be broadcast on AM 740 KVOR in Colorado Springs, AFA’s flagship station. A few games will be broadcast on KVOR’s sister station AM 1300 The Sports Animal. Jim Arthur, host of the KVOR Morning News, is the play-by-play announcer for Air Force basketball and is joined on the broadcast by Matt Pauley. In addition, Air Force basketball can be heard anywhere in the world via the internet. For more information, visit the Air Force athletic website at:

GoAirForceFalcons.com

Jim Arthur

Matt Pauley