2014-2015 University of the Ozarks Men's Basketball Recruiting Guide

#11 Ted BEARD IV

#1 Josh BERARD

UNIVERSITY of the OZARKS

2014-2015 Men’s Basketball Recruiting Guide

#3 Josh FERRELL

University of the Ozarks

Men’s Basketball Table of Contents General Information 1 Table of Contents Coaching Staff 2 Head Coach David Ferrell 2 Assistant Coach Chris Goodman

2014-2015 Men’s Basketball Preview 3 Preview 4 Roster 4 Team Picture 2014-2015 Player Profiles 5-11 Player Profiles

2013-2014 Season In Review 12 Final Statistics 12 Results History 13 13 14-17 18 19

Career Leaders Program Records Honors & Awards Coaching Records All-Time Series Records

NCAA Division III 20 NCAA Division III American Southwest Conference 21 ASC History & Current Members

Location Clarksville, Arkansas (9,251) Founded 1834 Enrollment 585 Nickname Eagles School Colors Purple & Gold Gym Mabee Gymnasium (1,200) National Affiliation NCAA III Conference American Southwest President Richard Dunsworth, JD Athletics Director Jimmy Clark Web Site www.uofoathletics.edu Team Information 2013-14 Overall Record 2013-14 Conference Record/Finish Home/Away/Neutral 2013-14 Postseason Returning Starters/Lost Lettermen Returning/Lost Newcomers

8-17 6-16 (10th ASC) 7-6/1-10/0-1 Did not qualify 3/2 9/7 7

Coaching Staff Head Coach David Ferrell (2nd season) Record at School 8-17 (1 season) Office Phone 479-979-1326 E-mail dferrell@ozarks.edu Alma Mater, Yr. University of Arkansas, 1986 Assistant Coach Chris Goodman Office Phone 479-979-1326 E-mail cgoodman@ozarks.edu Alma Mater, Yr. Hendrix College, 2012 Student Volunteer Assistant Cody Cone Manager Vance Larison Manager DeVante Withers Sports Information Director Josh Peppas Email jpeppas@ozarks.edu Office Phone 479-979-1483 Cell Phone 479-746-1264 Director of Social Media Emily Black Director of Video Technology Ryan West

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

1

Men’s Basketball Coaching Staff David Ferrell Head Coach David Ferrell begins his second season as the head coach at U of O. In year one, Ferrell improved the team’s conference win total by two from the previous season, as well as posting more overall wins. Ferrell’s uptempo style proved to among the most potent in the American Southwest Conference as it averaged 78 points per game.

With his fast-paced philosophy and a strong recruiting class, the program demonstrated quick success, winning three of its first five games. The program also had a signature win over Concordia University Texas late in the season to stay in playoff contention. A number of players ranked among the top offensive players in the conference. Guard Josh Ferrell was named ASC Freshman of the Year and received a spot on the All-Freshman Team. Guard Ricky Allen led the conference in assists and earned national accolades when he made the D3Hoops.com Team of the Week. With a solid foundation in place, Ferrell’s program aims for even more success in year two with three starters returning.

Prior to Ozarks, Ferrell spent 21 years as the head boy’s basketball coach at West Fork High School where he posted a 458-176 (.733) record and made eight trips to the state tournament. He compiled a 510-202 (.716) career record in 24 years as a head coach at Shiloh Christian, Lincoln, Gravette and West Fork. Ferrell won six conference championships and two regional championships at WFHS. He led the 2010-2011 Tigers to its best season in school history with a 34-3 record and an appearance in the state championship game. Over his final three seasons, Ferrell owned the school’s best three-year run with an 87-18 mark. Ferrell was voted the head coach of the Arkansas High Coaches Association (AHSCA) AllStar Game in 1994 and 2011.

Ferrell, who has worked alongside Gus Malzahn, Mike Anderson and Jimmy Dykes during his coaching career, served as the Vice-President of the Arkansas High School Basketball Coaches Association during his High School tenure.

During his career at WFHS, his teams won 27 different tournaments over 21 years. He was the Conference Coach of the Year eight times and was named the Northwest Arkansas Media Small Schools Coach of the Year in 2011. He founded the popular Arkansas Athletes Outreach Top-25 basketball camp in 1995.

Ferrell received his bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in Physical Education from University of Arkansas.

Ferrell and his wife, Kelly, are the parents of three children, Josh, Jassa and Jordyn.

2

Chris Goodman Assistant Coach Chris Goodman enters his first season as the assistant men’s basketball coach. Goodman, a former standout guard and assistant basketball coach at NCAA Division III Hendrix College, was among the top guards in the Southern Athletic Association Conference, during his collegiate career.

Goodman, a native of Fort Worth, Texas, hit 179 career three-pointers from 2008-12 playing the point guard and shooting guard positions for Hendrix.

Goodman, who served as a team captain his senior season, hit a season-best 65 three-pointers his junior year. After his playing career, Goodman served as a volunteer assistant at Keller Central High School during the 2012 season. He then went to Hendrix where he was a volunteer assistant with the men’s program during the 2013-2014 season.

Goodman received his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from Hendrix in 2012. He and his wife, Amber, were married in 2013.

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

Men’s Basketball 2014-2015 Outlook MORE IMPROVEMENT EXPECTED IN YEAR TWO UNDER FERRELL U of O head men’s basketball coach David Ferrell took positive steps in year one, winning more games overall and in conference play than the previous season, and now looks for even more improvement in year two.

The Eagles improved their conference win total by two from 2013-2014. Additionally, the Eagles won more overall games, finishing 8-17. The veteran coach, however, understands much more still has to be done in order for the Eagles to be a playoff contender.

“Last year we got to the point where we were competitive every night,” said Ferrell. “We were close late in some conference games and could have won a few more. Last year, everybody probably overlooked us a little bit. It is a tough league. The league is really talented and really well coached.

There is not a lot of separation among the teams.”

Even though there is an improved mindset, the Eagles will still need to overcome a lack of experience.

“We are really young,” said Ferrell. “We only have a few upperclassmen. There will be four or five freshmen that will have to play for us. It is a talented freshmen class. Overall, we are probably a little deeper than we were last year. Our whole team attitude is great. We have guys that will come to work hard every day.”

Returning starters include senior forward Ted Beard IV, sophomore guard Josh Ferrell and senior forward Kelby Robinson.

Beard IV was second on the team in scoring (12.8), while hitting 33 percent of his three-point attempts. Beard IV plays much bigger than his 6-foot3 frame. He finished seventh in the conference in rebounding (7.8) and posted eight double-doubles.

“Ted is just a good all-around player,” said Ferrell. “He plays well wherever we put him. He is a very versatile player.”

Josh Ferrell was named the American Southwest Conference Freshman of the Year and earned a spot on the All-Freshman Team after averaging 11.8 points per game. He hit 48-of-151 (31%) of his threepoint shots.

“Josh can shoot it from deep,” he said. “He was unknown last year, but that won’t be the case this season. It will be harder for him to get an open look.

He has his work cut out for him.”

The 6-foot-5 Robinson provides Ozarks with a presence inside. Robinson averaged 8.8 points and 5.0 rebounds per game.

Ted Beard IV “Kelby is an undersized post player, but is real crafty around the basket,” said Ferrell. “He can produce. He has to have a big year for us.”

Ferrell’s troops will again play an up-tempo brand of basketball. Ozarks launched 524 three-point shots and averaged 78 points per game, fourth-highest in the league. The Eagles will push the ball in hopes of offsetting the team’s lack of size.

“We want to play fast, but still be organized and take a good shot,” he said. “We want to press a lot and trap a lot. We don’t have a lot of size. I’m not sure we have a true post player. Those guys are mainly power forward type players. Hopefully, we can offset our lack of size with an extra shooter in the game. That may give us a mismatch.”

Providing depth inside the paint will be junior Adam Geller and sophomore Ricky Scott. Roaming the perimeter will be a number of players including sophomores Josh Berard and Cade Niswonger, as well as freshmen Ben Grice and Jace Richardson.

“Adam and Ricky are battling to backup Kelby,” said Ferrell. “Josh is a player that we can put anywhere. He will play a major role this season. At the point guard position, we have competition among Cade, Ben and Jace.”

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

3

Men’s Basketball 2014-2015 Roster No. 1 2 3 5 10 11 14 20 21 22 23 25 32 33 44 45

4

Name Josh Berard Ben Grice Josh Ferrell Jace Richardson Brandon Buccheri Ted Beard IV Cade Niswonger Adam Geller Dillon Gash Aaron Johnson Dylan Gray Ricky Scott Kelby Robinson Zach Baker Dillon Jones Vashun Lusk James Dotson

Pos. F G G G F F G F G F F F F F F F G

Ht. 6-3 5-7 6-1 6-0 6-5 6-3 5-10 6-6 6-1 6-2 6-5 6-6 6-5 6-5 6-3 6-3 6-3

Wt. 165 140 155 175 180 180 140 175 150 210 180 190 225 225 250 210 190

Class So.-1L Fr.-HS So.-1L Fr.-HS Fr.-HS Sr.-3L So.-1L Jr.-2L So.-1L Sr.-1L Fr.-HS So.-1L Sr.-1L Fr.-HS Fr-HS So.-1L Fr.-HS

Hometown/Previous School Fort Smith, Ark. (Northside HS) Jasper, Ark. (Western Grove HS) West Fork, Ark. (West Fork HS) Fort Smith, Ark. (Northside HS) Springdale, Ark. (Har-Ber HS) Tyler, Texas (John Tyler HS) Tuckerman, Ark. (Tuckerman HS) Celina, Texas (Celina HS) Elkins, Ark. (Elkins HS) El Paso, Texas (Chapin HS/Central Christian College) Siloam Springs, Ark. (Siloam Springs HS) Huntsville, Ark. (Huntsville HS) Little Rock, Ark. (McClellan HS/Pasco-Hernando CC) Beebe, Ark. (Beebe HS)

Mulberry, Ark. (Mulberry HS) Frisco, Texas (Wakeland HS) Pelsor, Ark. (Deer HS)

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

Men’s Basketball 2014-2015 Player Profiles #11 Ted Beard IV

#22 Aaron Johnson

Sr. - Forward - 6-3, 180 Tyler, Texas John Tyler HS 2013-2014 Started in 21 games and finished second on the team in points per game (12.8). Led the team in rebounding (7.8) and averaged 1.6 steals per game. Among ASC players, ranked 26th in scoring, 7th in rebounding and 9th in steals. Hit 23-of-68 (33%) of his three-point attempts. Had nine double-digit rebound efforts. Recorded eight double-doubles, including 22-point, 19-rebound effort against Louisiana College. Posted 22 points and 16 rebounds against Sul Ross State February 6. Had 15 points, 12 rebounds, 5 assists and 5 steals against Sul Ross State January 4. Hit at least two threepointers against six opponents. Scored in double figures 16 times. Made 3-of-4 from the three-point line against Howard Payne. Nailed all nine of his free throw attempts against Mary Hardin-Baylor.

2007-2008 Played in 6 games and averaged 10.3 points. Hit 51 percent of his shots from the field.

Had 17 points against Henderson State and totaled four games with 10 or more points.

2006-2007 Finished second on the team in scoring (12.1) and assists (1.9).

Hit 27 three-pointers, tops on the team. Led the team in steals (1.5). Scored season-high 22 points on two different occasions.

Scored in double figures 14 times. Had 22 points and 7 rebounds against UT-Tyler.

2005-2006 Played in all 26 games and scored 11 points on two different occasions. Hit 3-of-4 three-pointers against LeTourneau. Went 5-for-8 from the field against McMurry.

John Tyler HS Named First Team All-District, All-East Texas Team and 5A Academic All-District Team. Averaged 12.7 points, 3.2 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 4.4 steals per game as a senior. Team captain. Helped team to a District championship during the 20022003 season and a District runner-up finish in 2003-2004.

Sr. - Forward - 6-2, 210 El Paso, Texas Chapin HS Central Christian College 2013-2014 Played in 9 games.

2012-2013 Played in 3 games.

Chapin HS Averaged 12.0 points and 6.0 rebounds per game en route to earning First Team All-District as a senior. Earned Honorable Mention All-District his junior season. Helped team to back-toback playoff appearances during prep career.

Johnson’s Career Statistics Year

GP-GS PT-AVG

REB-AVG

AST

ST

BLK

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

12-13 3-0 2-.7

3-1.7

0

0

0

1-5-20.0

0-2-00.0 0-0-00.0

FT-ATT-PCT

13-14 9-0 3-.3 5-.6 1-.1 0 1-.1 1-8-12.5 0-4-00.0 1-5-.20 Career 12-0

5-.4

8-.6

1.08

0

1-.08 2-13-15.3

0-6-00.0

1-5-.20

Beard’s Career Statistics Year

GP-GS PT-AVG

13-14

25-21 319-12.8 195-7.8

07-08 6-1

REB-AVG

62-10.3 6-1.0

AST

ST

BLK

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

30-1.2 41-1.64 3-.12 109-245-44.5 23-68-33.8 13-2.1 6-1.0 0-0.0 26-51-51.0

6-18-33.3

FT-ATT-PCT 78-127-61.4 4-9-44.4

06-07

22-18 266-12.1 56-2.5

42-1.9 35-1.5 1-.04

100-242-41.3 27-97-27.8

39-59-66.1

05-06

26-0

25-1.0

4-.1

32-79-40.5

7-11-63.6

282-3.5

89-1.1 91-1.1 5-.06

84-3.2

Career 79-40 731-9.2

9-.3

1-.04

13-33-39.4

267-617-43.2 69-216-31.9

128-206-62.1

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

5

Men’s Basketball 2014-2015 Player Profiles #32 Kelby Robinson

#20 Adam Geller

Sr. - Forward - 6-5, 225 Little Rock, Ark. McClellan HS Pasco-Hernando CC

Jr. - Forward - 6-6, 175 Celina, Texas Celina HS

2013-2014 Played in all 25 games with 14 starts. Averaged 8.8 points and 5.0 rebounds per game.

Finished second on the team in rebounding. Scored in double figures 13 times. Went 7-of-9 from the field and scored a season-high 17 points against Mississippi College. Was perfect from the free throw line in seven games. Had 15 points and 9 rebounds against LeTourneau.

McClellan HS Averaged 11.0 points, 5.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game as a senior. Helped team to a conference championship his senior campaign.

2013-2014 Played in 23 games and started twice. Grabbed a rebound in 13 games. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team.

2012-2013 Played in 3 games.

Celina HS Averaged 6.2 points and 8.0 rebounds per game his senior season. Earned Academic AllDistrict his senior campaign. Helped team to a second-place finish in district as a junior and senior.

Geller’s Career Statistics

Robinson’s Career Statistics Year

REB-AVG

Year AST

BLK

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

REB-AVG

AST

ST

BLK

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

13-14 23-2 18-0.8 20-0.9 0-.00 1-.04 2-.09 6-14-42.9 0-0-00.0 6-19-31.6

13-14 25-14 221-8.8 125-5.0 15-0.6 10-0.4 8-0.3 78-168-46.4 1-4-25.0

64-92-69.6

12-13 3-0 0-0.0 2-.30 0-.00 0-.00 0-.00 0-0-00.0 0-0-00.0 0-0-00.0

Career 25-14 221-8.8 125-5.0

64-92-69.6

Career 26-2

15-0.6

ST

GP-GS PT-AVG

FT-ATT-PCT

6

GP-GS PT-AVG

10-0.4 8-0.3 78-168-46.4 1-4-25.0

18-.69

22-.85

0-.00

1-.04

2-.08 6-14-42.9

0-0-00.0

6-19-31.6

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

Men’s Basketball 2014-2015 Player Profiles #1 Josh Berard

#3 Josh Ferrell

Fr. - Forward - 6-3, 165 Fort Smith, Ark. Northside HS

Fr. - Guard - 6-1, 155 West Fork, Ark. West Fork HS

2013-2014 Played in 23 games with one start. Averaged 5.7 points and 2.4 rebounds per game.

Opened collegiate career scoring 16 and 14 points, in first two games. Against Baptist Bible College, scored 16 points to go along with 5 rebounds. Went 6-of-8 from the field in that game. Scored in double figures six times. Had a season-high 8 rebounds against TexasDallas.

Northside HS Averaged 19.8 points, 7.3 rebounds and 4.8 assists per game as a senior. Named All-State, All-Conference and All-Area as a senior. Named to Arkansas High School Coaches Association All-Star Basketball Game. Led the conference in scoring (19.8 ppg).

Led team to the state tournament his junior and senior season.

Berard’s Career Statistics Year

GP-GS PT-AVG

REB-AVG

AST

ST

BLK

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

13-14 23-1 132-5.7 56-2.4 7-0.3

6-0.3 1-.04 45-89-50.6 2-12-16.7 40-62-64.5

Career 23-1

6-0.3

132-5.7 56-2.4

7-0.3

1-.04 45-89-50.6 2-12-16.7

40-62-64.5

2013-2014 Named the ASC Freshman of the Year and earned a spot on the All-Freshman Team. Was the top scoring freshman in the league with a 11.8 points per game average. Also led all conference freshmen in steals (2.1) and minutes played (36.4).

His scoring average ranked 29th overall in the ASC and he was the league-leader in minutes played.

His 2.1 steals per game average was 6th in the ASC. Started in all 25 games and hit 48-of-151 (31%) from the three-point line, while dishing out 2.1 assists per game. Opened his collegiate career by hitting a season-high seven three-pointers and scoring 27 points against Baptist Bible College. Hit a threepointer in all but three games during the season. Nailed two or more three-pointers 13 times and scored in double figures 13 times. Against Mississippi College February 20, he scored 23 points, dished out 6 assists and had 4 steals. Had 20 or more points six times. Hit 6-of-9 from the three-point line and finished with 20 points against LeTourneau. Recorded 4 steals five times. Was perfect from the free throw line in eight games. Made 12 free throws and scored 24 points against Louisiana College. Dished out 6 assists and scored 17 points against Mississippi College.

West Fork HS Averaged 22.0 points, 6.9 assists and 5.3 steals per game as a senior while earning All-State, All-Region and All-Conference honors. Hit 90 three-point shots as a senior and owns the Arkansas Activity Association record for most career steals (383), most steals in a season (181) and most three-pointers in a quarter (6). Finished his career as a three-time All-Conference performer and a two-time All-Region player.

Played in the Arkansas High School Coaches Association All-Star Basketball Game.

Ferrell’s Career Statistics Year

AST

ST

13-14 25-25 296-11.8 37-1.5

GP-GS PT-AVG

REB-AVG

52-2.1

52-2.1 3-0.1 89-274-32.5 48-151-31.8 70-96-72.9

Career 25-25 296-11.8 37-1.5

52-2.1

52-2.1 3-0.1 89-274-32.5 48-151-31.8 70-96-72.9

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

BLK

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

7

Men’s Basketball 2014-2015 Player Profiles #21 Dillon Gash

#45 Vashun Lusk

2013-2014 Played in nine games. Scored 5 points in first collegiate game.

Did not miss a shot in that game (vs Baptist Bible College). Hit a three-pointer in four games.

2012-2013 Averaged 3.5 points and 3.5 rebounds per game.

So. - Guard - 6-1, 150 Elkins, Ark. Elkins HS

So. - Forward - 6-3, 210 Frisco, Texas Wakeland HS

Elkins HS Averaged 15.0 points, 5.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game his senior season. Named All-State and All-Conference his senior campaign. Helped team to the regional tournament his junior and senior season.

Wakeland HS Averaged 7.6 points and 8.7 rebounds per game as a senior.

Named to the Honorable Mention All-District Team his senior campaign. Helped team to the post-season during prep career.

Lusk’s Career Statistics Year

Year

GP-GS PT-AVG

REB-AVG

AST

ST

BLK

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

13-14 9-0 15-1.7 4-0.4

2-0.2 1-0.1 0-0.0 4-6-66.7

4-5-80.0 3-4-75.0

Career 9-0

2-0.2

4-5-80.0

8

15-1.7

GP-GS PT-AVG

REB-AVG

AST

12-13 17-0 59-3.5 60-3.5 8-.4

Gash’s Career Statistics

4-0.4

1-0.1

0-0.0 4-6-66.7

ST

BLK

4-.2

1-.05 23-54-42.6 1-1-33.3 12-26-46.2

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

Career

3-4-75.0

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

Men’s Basketball 2014-2015 Player Profiles #14 Cade Niswonger

#25 Ricky Scott

So. - Guard - 5-10, 140 Tuckerman, Ark. Tuckerman HS

So. - Forward - 6-6, 190 Huntsville, Ark. Huntsville HS

2013-2014 Played in nine games. Scored 9 points and hit a three-pointer against Bible Baptist College.

Went 4-of-6 from the free throw line in that game. Hit a threepointer in four games. Ended the season averaging nearly 3.0 points per game. Collected 4 rebounds against Baptist Bible College.

Tuckerman HS Averaged 22.1 points, 6.8 assists and 8.0 steals per game as a senior while earning All-Conference honors. Pumped in 19.9 points as a junior and 15.7 points as a sophomore. Finished his career as a three-time All-Conference performer. Named to the Northeast Arkansas All-Tournament Team and Williams Baptist College All-Tournament Team during his prep career. Garnered top scorer, most assists and highest free throw percentage awards during prep career.

Selected to the Jonesboro Sun All-Star Game.

Huntsville HS Averaged 15.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game his senior season.

Made the All-State Tournament Team and was named All-Conference as a senior.

Voted to the Arkansas High School Coaches Association All-Star Basketball Game. Played in the Northwest Arkansas All-Star MVP Game. Helped team to the state tournament his senior campaign.

Scott’s Career Statistics Year

GP-GS PT-AVG

REB-AVG

AST

ST

BLK

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

13-14 3-1 7-2.3 4-1.3 0-0.0 0-0. 0-0.0 3-3-100 0-0-00.0 1-2-50.0 Career 3-1 7-2.3 4-1.3 0-0.0 0-0. 0-0.0 3-3-100 0-0-00.0 1-2-50.0

Niswonger’s Career Statistics Year

GP-GS PT-AVG

REB-AVG

AST

ST

BLK

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

13-14 9-0 25-2.8 9-1.0

3-0.3 1-0.1 0-0.0 9-20-45.0 4-9-44.4 3-6-50.0

Career 9-0

2-0.2

15-1.7

4-0.4

1-0.1

0-0.0 4-6-66.7

4-5-80.0

3-4-75.0

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

9

Men’s Basketball 2014-2015 Player Profiles #33 Zach Baker

Fr. - 6-5/225 - Forward Beebe, Ark. Beebe HS Beebe HS: Averaged 17.0 points and 8.0 rebounds per game as a senior. Named All-State and All-Conference his senior campaign. Earned All-Conference as a junior and Honorable Mention All-Conference as a sophomore.

Helped team to the final four of the state tournament his sophomore season. Led team to a conference championship his junior year.

#10 Brandon Buccheri Fr. - 6-5/180 - Forward Springdale, Ark. Har-Ber HS

Har-Ber HS: Averaged 12.0 points, 5.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game as a senior.

Also averaged 2.5 steals and 2.0 blocks per game. Served as a team captain his junior and senior season.

#23 Dylan Gray

Fr. - 6-5/180 - Forward Siloam Springs, Ark. Siloam HS Siloam Springs HS: Averaged 18.0 points, 10.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 2.5 steals per game as a senior. Earned All-State honors his junior and senior season.

Also named to the KURM Dream Team. Earned team MVP his senior campaign. Helped team to the state tournament his junior and senior season.

#2 Ben Grice

Fr. - 5-7/140 - Guard Jasper, Ark. Western Grove HS Western Grove HS: Averaged 15.6 points and 5.6 rebounds per game as a senior. Earned AllState honors his junior and senior season. Named All-Conference three times during his prep career. Helped team to a district and conference championship his senior campaign.

James Dotson

Fr. - 6-3, 190 - Guard Pelsor, Ark. Deer HS Deer HS: Lettered at Deer High School.

10

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

Men’s Basketball 2014-2015 Player Profiles #44 Dillon Jones

Fr. - 6-3/250 - Forward Mulberry, Ark. Mulberry HS Mulberry HS: Lettered at Mulberry High School.

#5 Jace Richardson Fr. - 6-0/175 - Guard Fort Smith, Ark. Northside HS

Northside HS: Averaged 12.5 points, 5.0 assists and 4.0 rebounds per game as a senior.

Also averaged 2.0 steals and 1.0 blocks per game. Earned AllState and All-Conference honors his junior and senior season.

Named to the All-Area Team his senior campaign.

Helped team to the state tournament three times during his prep career.

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

11

Men’s Basketball 2013-2014 Final Statistics & Results

Ricky Allen Ted Beard IV Josh Ferrell Kelby Robinson Andrew Cummings Jordan Kaluanga Joshua Clark Josh Berard Kristopher McCrary Jordan Walker Cade Niswonger Ricky Scott Dillon Gash Adam Geller Aaron Johnson Spencer Coomer TEAM

GP-GS 24-22 25-21 25-25 25-14 15-14 7-1 24-12 23-1 23-9 23-3 9-0 3-1 9-0 23-2 9-0 8-0

Total Opponents

25 25

Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Off 846-35.2 132-313 .422 45-129 .349 65-96 .677 23 750-30.0 109-245 .445 23-68 .338 78-127 .614 79 911-36.4 89-274 .325 48-151 .318 70-96 .729 15 486-19.4 78-168 .464 1-4 .250 64-92 .696 40 343-22.9 51-107 .477 7-30 .233 23-41 .561 14 129-18.4 27-49 .551 0-0 .000 4-13 .308 11 473-19.7 37-115 .322 19-73 .260 47-55 .855 10 251-10.9 45-89 .506 2-12 .167 40-62 .645 28 341-14.8 44-90 .489 0-1 .000 27-46 .587 32 377-16.4 38-82 .463 12-37 .324 17-25 .680 9 47-5.2 9-20 .450 4-9 .444 3-6 .500 2 12-4.0 3-3 1.000 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 2 23-2.6 4-6 .667 4-5 .800 3-4 .750 1 98-4.3 6-14 .429 0-0 .000 6-19 .316 7 21-2.3 1-8 .125 0-4 .000 1-5 .200 0 16-2.0 0-2 .000 0-1 .000 1-2 .500 1

Tot 108 195 37 125 38 32 47 56 88 39 9 4 4 20 5 3 61

Avg 4.5 7.8 1.5 5.0 2.5 4.6 2.0 2.4 3.8 1.7 1.0 1.3 0.4 0.9 0.6 0.4 123

PF 87 56 37 67 42 20 47 23 69 56 1 5 5 31 3 1 4.9

FO A TO Blk 3 160 71 3 2 30 51 3 1 52 46 3 4 15 32 8 2 15 34 0 1 2 2 4 1 15 21 4 0 7 13 1 5 11 18 29 1 46 32 0 0 3 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 1 0 5 3 0

22

Stl 61 41 52 10 19 2 14 6 4 20 1 0 1 1 0 1

Pts Avg 374 15.6 319 12.8 296 11.8 221 8.8 132 8.8 58 8.3 140 5.8 132 5.7 115 5.0 105 4.6 25 2.8 7 2.3 15 1.7 18 0.8 3 0.3 1 0.1

673-1585 .425 165-524 .315 450-691 .651 336 597 933 37.3 550 21 364 353 58 233 1961 78.4 722-1546 .467 169-503 .336 476-702 .678 357 696 1053 42.1 530 - 459 408 95 181 2089 83.6

2013-2014 Results Nov.16 BAPTIST BIBLE COLLEGE Nov. 22 vs Austin College Nov. 26 HENDRIX Nov. 30 *TEXAS-TYLER Dec. 2 *EAST TEXAS BAPTIST Dec. 5 *HARDIN-SIMMONS Dec. 14 *at Texas-Tyler Dec. 19 *LETOURNEAU Jan. 2 *at Howard Payne Jan. 4 *at Sul Ross State Jan. 9 *at Concordia Texas Jan. 11 *at Mary Hardin-Baylor Jan. 16 *LOUISIANA COLLEGE Jan. 18 *MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE Jan. 20 *TEXAS-DALLAS Jan. 23 *at Texas-Dallas Jan. 25 *at Hardin-Simmons Jan. 30 *at LeTourneau Feb. 1 *at East Texas Baptist Feb. 6 *SUL ROSS STATE Feb. 8 *HOWARD PAYNE Feb. 13 *MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR Feb. 15 *CONCORDIA TEXAS Feb. 20 *at Mississippi College Feb. 22 *at Louisiana College

12

Def 85 116 22 85 24 21 37 28 56 30 7 2 3 13 5 2 62

W 134-70 L 84-89 W 86-83 OT2 W 64-61 L 71-84 L 86-113 L 62-81 W 78-64 L 67-82 L 77-90 L 84-95 L 77-95 L 76-77 W 66-64 L 63-84 L 76-97 L 66-94 W 74-62 L 70-84 L 104-105 OT3 W 83-73 L 65-70 W 89-85 L 73-92 L 86-95

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

Men’s Basketball Program Records Game Records Most Points Most Rebounds Most Field Goals Most Free Throws Most 3-Pointers Most Steals

Most Assists Most Blocked Shots

42 (John Reed, 1971) 27 (Ricky Donnerson, 1988) 17 (Bob Chance, 1968) 22 (Bill Crumpley, 1964) 11 (Marcus Thompson, 1992) 11 (Tony Joyner, 1984) 11 (Donald Williams, 2000) 14 (Tom Terry, 1984) 6 (Blake Mitchem, 2010)

Season Records Most Points Most Rebounds Most Field Goals Most Free Throws Most 3-Pointers Highest Points Per Game Ave. Highest Field Goal Percentage Most Steals Most Assists Most Blocked Shots Highest Free Throw Percentage Highest 3-Point Percentage

684 (Ricky Donnerson, 1988) 335 (Elton White, 1979) 272 (Ricky Donnerson, 1988) 181 (Elton White, 1979) 84 (Shane Werling, 1992) 22.5 (Bob Chance, 1969) 65.7% (Sam Scott, 1978) 119 (Tony Joyner, 1984) 214 (Tom Terry, 1973) 42 (Blake Mitchem, 2010) 89.9% (Andre Williams, 2011) 48.4% (Chris Williams, 2009)

Career Records Most 3-Pointers Most Steals Most Blocked Shots

241 (Anthony Porchia, 1990-93) 232 (Brad Johnson, 2002-06) 70 (Travis Acord, 1999-01)

Miscellaneous Records Largest margin of victory

Largest margin of defeat Most points in a game Longest winning streak Longest losing streak

Ricky Donnerson

Marcus Thompson

Career Leaders Scoring 1. Stephen Kennedy 2. Anthony Porchia 3. Habeeb Kareem 4. Ronnie Graham 5. Patrick Prater 6. Bob Chance 7. Ernest Frazier 8. Terrance Rhodes 9. Josh Joyner 10. Marc Pace

2,318 (1991-95) 1,671 (1989-93) 1,610 (2004-08) 1,502 (1967-71) 1,384 (1996-99) 1,288 (1964-68) 1,221 (1975-79) 1,197 (1981-85) 1,175 (2002-06) 1,165 (1983-87)

Rebounding 1. Stephen Kennedy 2. Paul Person 3. Myron Butler 4. Habeeb Kareem 5. Bob Chance 6. Roscoe Gordon 7. Josh Joyner 8. Ashley Whitman Gary Metcalf 9. Willie Grace

1,048 (1991-95) 820 (1967-71) 759 (1964-68) 666 (2004-08) 644 (1964-68) 576 (1981-85) 568 (2002-06) 560 (1983-87) 560 (1975-79) 529 (1969-73)

Assists 1. Isaiah Boxell 2. Marcus Hampton 3. Brad Johnson 4. Roger Kendrick 75 points 5. Patrick Prater (107-32 vs Messenger Coll. 1998-99) 6. Earnest Frazier 57 (89-32 vs UCA, 1977) 7. Stephen Kennedy 135 (vs Austin College, 1999) 8. Tom Terry 11 (1998) 9. Andre Webster 10 (1978) 10. Tony Brock

386 (2009-13) 359 (1988-92) 358 (2002-06) 327 (1983-87) 324 (1996-00) 294 (1975-79) 280 (1991-95) 263 (1969-73) 259 (1996-98) 253 (2005-09)

Anthony Porchia

Michael Bollman

Stephen Kennedy

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

13

Men’s Basketball NAIA/AIC Honors & Awards 1988-89

1987-88

AIC Player of the Year

1993-94 Stephen Kennedy 1986-87

AIC Freshman of the Year 1985-86 1991-92 Stephen Kennedy

All-AIC Freshman Team 1984-85 1991-92 Stephen Kennedy

1989-90 Anthony Porchia 1983-84 1988-89 Marcus Hampton

1970-71 John Reed

AIC Coach of the Year 1982-83 1992-93 Johnny Johnson

1987-88 Jimmy Allen 1981-82 1983-84 Bruce Terry

District 17 Coach of the Year 1980-81 1993-94 Johnny Johnson

1992-93 Johnny Johnson 1979-80 1983-84 Bruce Terry

1978-79 All-NAIA District 17

1992-93 Anthony Porchia 1977-78 1992-93 Stephen Kennedy

1989-90 Kenneth Thompson

1984-85 Tony Joyner 1976-77 1983-84 Keith Johnson

1975-76 All-AIC

1994-95 Stephen Kennedy 1974-75

Marcus Thompson

Kevin Bloodsaw (Hon. Men.) 1972-73 1993-94 Stephen Kennedy 1971-72 1992-93 Anthony Porchia

Stephen Kennedy 1970-71

Kevin Warren (Hon. Men.) 1969-70 1991-92 Marcus Hampton

Anthony Porchia (Hon. Men.) 1968-69

Stephen Kennedy (Hon. Men.) 1967-68 1966-67 1990-91 Kenneth Appleberry 1965-66

Marcus Hampton

1989-90 Kenneth Thompson

Kenneth Shannon (Hon. Men.) 1962-63

Terry Swinson (Hon. Men.) NAIA/AIC HONORS NAIA All-American 1993-94 Stephen Kennedy (3rd team) 1992-93 Stephen Kennedy (Hon. Men.) 1987-88 Ricky Donnerson (2nd team) 1983-84 Tony Joyner (3rd team)

14

Kenneth Thompson Daryl Scott (Hon. Men.) Greg Scott (Hon. Men.) William Hendrix (Hon. Men.) Vince Harris (Hon. Men.) Ricky Donnerson Willie Rice Roger Kendrick (Hon. Men.) Jimmie Pratt (Hon. Men.) Michael Barnett Willie Rice (Hon. Men.) Marc Pace Terrance Rhodes Michael Barnett (Hon. Men.) Marc Pace Terrance Rhodes (Hon. Men.) Keith Johnson Tony Joyner Freddie Frye (Hon. Men.) John Lewis (Hon. Men.) Keith Johnson Tony Joyner (Hon. Men.) Jeff Jones (Hon. Men.) Mike Alsbrook (Hon. Men.) Freddie Frye (Hon. Men.) Roscoe Gordon Jeff Jones (Hon. Men.) Myron Butler Earnest Frazier (Hon. Men.) Elton White Myron Butler (Hon. Men.) Sam Scott (Hon. Men.) Myron Butler (Hon. Men.) Carl Johnson (Hon. Men.) Johnny Keaton (Hon. Men.) Paul Person (Hon. Men.) Stanley Holt (Hon. Men.) Paul Person (Hon. Men.) Stanley Holt (Hon. Men.) Paul Person (Hon. Men.) Gary Metcalf (Hon. Men.) John Reed Ronnie Graham (Hon. Men.) John Reed (Hon. Men.) Ronnie Graham (Hon. Men.) Bob Chance (Hon. Men.) Bob Chance Richard Pyland (Hon. Men.) Carroll Cookson (Hon. Men.) Richard Pyland (Hon. Men.) Ashley Whitman (Hon. Men.) Joe Bagwell (Hon. Men.)

1961-62 1960-61 1959-60

1958-59

1957-58

1956-57

1955-56

1954-55

1953-54

1952-53

1951-52 1950-51 1949-50

1948-49

1947-48

Cleve Branscum Cleve Branscum Clyde Traylor (Hon. Men.) Rudy Parks (Hon. Men.) Bobby Matthews (Hon. Men.) Clyde Traylor (Hon. Men.) John Wyatt (Hon. Men.) Gerald Sanders John Wyatt Francis Pitts (Hon. Men.) Ronnie Bateman (Hon. Men.) Phillip Sanders (Hon. Men.) Dave Hosley (Hon. Men.) Claudie Eubanks (Hon. Men.) Claudie Eubanks Gene Bradley (Hon. Men.) Bill Wilson (Hon. Men.) Lonnie Qualls (Hon. Men.) Claudie Eubanks (Hon. Men.) Gene Bradley (Hon. Men.) Bill Eddington (Hon. Men.) Don Austin (Hon. Men.) Lonnie Qualls (Hon. Men.) Claudie Eubanks (Hon. Men.) Phillip Sanders (Hon. Men.) Bill Eddington Jim Neal (Hon. Men.) Bill Eddington (Hon. Men.) Rex Yerby Charles Roffine Gayle Kaundart Charles Roffine Bob Baroline Bill Jacobs Gayle Kaundart (Hon. Men.) Lester Ledbetter (Hon. Men.) Lester Ledbetter

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

Men’s Basketball NCAA III/ASC Honors & Awards NCAA III/ASC HONORS ASC East Division Player of the Year 2009-10 Blake Mitchem 2002-03 Michael Bollman ASC East Division Newcomer of the Year 2011-12 Ronnie Dodd ASC East Division Freshman of the Year 2003-04 Mike Taylor 1998-99 Ricky Johnson ASC Freshman of the Year 2013-14 Josh Ferrell 1997-98 Kwincii Stewart ASC East Division All-Freshman Team 2013-14 Josh Ferrell 2010-11 Kasey Lewis 2009-10 Mark Perez 2008-09 Colby Woolverton 2007-08 Andre Williams 2006-07 Blake Belford 2004-05 Habeeb Kareem 2003-04 Mike Taylor

Blake Mitchem

ASC All-Tournament Team 2001-02 Mandrell Howell 2000-01 Mandrell Howell 1999-00 Patrick Prater ASC East Division Coach of the Year 1999-00 Johnny Johnson ASC East Division Defensive Player of the Year 1999-00 Travis Acord ASC East Division All-Defensive Team 2012-13 Andrew Cummings ASC Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year 2012-13 Marcus Bobb (East) 2010-11 Andre Williams (East) 2009-10 Andre Williams (East)

ASC Community Service Award 2013-14 Andrew Cummings

Ronnie Dodd

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

15

Men’s Basketball NCAA III/ASC Honors & Awards ASC All-East Division 2013-14 Ricky Allen (Hon. Men.) 2012-13 Ronnie Dodd (2nd) 2012-13 Marcus Bobb (2nd) 2011-12 Ronnie Dodd (2nd) 2011-12 Marcus Bobb (Hon. Men.) 2010-11 Andre Williams (1st) 2010-11 Marcus Bobb (Hon. Men.) 2009-10 Blake Mitchem (1st) 2009-10 Andre Williams (Hon. Men.) 2008-09 Chris Williams (2nd)

Jeremy Clark (Hon. Men.) 2007-08 Habeeb Kareem (1st) 2006-07 Habeeb Kareem (2nd)

Chris Clark (Hon. Men.) 2005-06 Habeeb Kareem (1st)

Brad Johnson (Hon. Men.)

Josh Joyner (Hon. Men.) 2004-05 Brent Johnson (2nd)

Josh Joyner (Hon. Men.)

Habeeb Kareem (Hon. Men.) 2003-04 Brent Johnson (1st) 2002-03 Michael Bollman (1st)

Mandrell Howell (2nd)

Ricky Johnson (Hon. Men.) 2001-02 Mandrell Howell (2nd)

Brent Johnson (Hon. Men.)

Ricky Johnson (Hon. Men.) 2000-01 Travis Acord (2nd)

Brent Gibbs (Hon. Men.)

Ryan Koerdt (Hon. Men.)

1999-00 Travis Acord (2nd)

Patrick Prater (2nd) 1998-99 Ben Jones (1st)

Patrick Prater (2nd)

Daniel Shepherd (Hon. Men.) All-ASC 2009-10 1997-98

1996-97

Habeeb Kareem

Patrick Prater

Blake Mitchem Andre Webster (2nd) Caleb Tisdale (Hon. Men.) Patrick Prater (Hon. Men.) Patrick Prater Ryan Marshall (Hon. Men.) Andre Webster (Hon. Men.)

NAIA Midwest All-Region Team 1995-96 Jason Wilbanks

Josh Joyner

16

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

Men’s Basketball NCAA III/ASC Honors & Awards American Southwest Conference All-Academic 1996-97 Doug Batie 1997-98 Doug Batie

Eric Goodwin

Daniel Shepherd

Dennis Wright 1999-00 Travis Acord

Michael Young 2000-01 Michael Young 2001-02 John White 2004-05 David Hamilton 2005-06 David Hamilton 2006-07 Clint McHenry 2007-08 Clint McHenry 2009-10 Justin James

Ben Martin

Colby Woolverton 2010-11 Justin James 2011-12 Claude Anderson

Dylan Ballard

Marcus Bobb

Tyler Martin

David Robertson

Colby Woolverton 2012-13 Claude Anderson

Dylan Ballard

Marcus Bobb 2013-14 Spencer Coomer

Adam Geller

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

17

Men’s Basketball All-Time Coaching Records Year Coach W 2013-2014 David Ferrell 8 Totals: 8 2012-2013 Doug Boxell 7 2011-2012 Doug Boxell 9 2010-2011 Doug Boxell 6 2009-2010 Doug Boxell 8 Totals: 30 2008-2009 Matt O’Connor 10 2007-2008 Matt O’Connor 8 2006-2007 Matt O’Connor 8 2005-2006 Matt O’Connor 14 2004-2005 Matt O’Connor 12 2003-2004 Matt O’Connor 11 2002-2003 Matt O’Connor 14 2001-2002 Matt O’Connor 14 Totals: 91 2000-2001 Johnny Johnson 17 1999-2000 Johnny Johnson 16 1998-1999 Johnny Johnson 12 1997-1998 Johnny Johnson 17 1996-1997 Johnny Johnson 8 1995-1996 Johnny Johnson 6 1994-1995 Johnny Johnson 20 1993-1994 Johnny Johnson 22 1992-1993 Johnny Johnson 23 1991-1992 Johnny Johnson 18 1990-1991 Johnny Johnson 14 Totals: 173 1989-1990 Jimmy Allen 11 1988-1989 Jimmy Allen 24 1987-1988 Jimmy Allen 25 1986-1987 Jimmy Allen 19 Totals: 79 1985-1986 Bruce Terry 21 1984-1985 Bruce Terry 8 1983-1984 Bruce Terry 27 1982-1983 Bruce Terry 12 Totals: 68 1981-1982 Jack Jones 8 1980-1981 Jack Holley 8 1979-1980 Jack Holley 12 1978-1979 Jack Holley 17 1977-1978 Jack Holley 14 1976-1977 Jack Holley 3 Totals: 62 1975-1976 George Jones 10 1974-1975 George Jones 13 Totals: 23 1973-1974 Paul Castleman 2 1972-1973 Paul Castleman 7 1971-1972 Paul Castleman 12 1970-1971 Paul Castleman 5 Totals: 26

18

L 17 17 18 16 19 16 69 15 17 17 12 14 14 10 12 111 8 9 12 7 17 15 9 13 9 11 16 126 17 8 9 13 47 14 20 6 18 58 22 25 13 17 17 22 116 15 22 37 25 22 21 27 95

G Pct. 25 .320 25 .320 25 .280 25 .360 24 .240 25 .333 99 .303 25 .400 25 .320 25 .320 26 .538 26 .461 25 .440 24 .583 26 .538 202 .450 25 .680 25 .640 24 .500 24 .708 25 .320 21 .285 29 .689 35 .628 32 .718 29 .620 30 .466 299 .578 28 .392 32 .750 34 .735 32 .593 126 .626 35 .600 28 .285 33 .818 30 .400 126 .539 30 .266 33 .242 25 .480 34 .500 31 .451 25 .120 178 .348 25 .400 35 .371 60 .383 27 .074 29 .241 33 .363 32 .156 121 .214

1969-1970 Jack Grasinger 1 21 22 .045 1968-1969 Vern Moser 5 18 23 .217 1967-1968 Willard Smith 9 16 25 .360 1966-1967 Willard Smith 2 22 24 .083 Totals: 11 38 49 .224 1965-1966 Sam Starkey 9 15 24 .375 1964-1965 Sam Starkey 7 17 24 .291 Totals: 16 32 48 .333 1963-1964 Don Jones 2 22 24 .083 1962-1963 Don Jones 4 22 26 .153 1961-1962 Don Jones 7 16 22 .304 1960-1961 Don Jones 10 11 21 .476 1959-1960 Don Jones 11 15 26 .423 Totals: 34 86 120 .283 1958-1959 Bill Ballard 6 16 22 .272 1957-1958 Bill Ballard 6 12 18 .333 1956-1957 Bill Ballard 0 12 12 .000 Totals: 12 40 52 .230 1955-1956 Leon Richardson 6 10 16 .375 1954-1955 Frank Koon 1 15 16 .062 1953-1954 Frank Koon 6 12 18 .333 1952-1953 Frank Koon 4 18 22 .181 1951-1952 Frank Koon 4 18 22 .181 1950-1951 Frank Koon 7 15 22 .318 1949-1950 Frank Koon 14 11 25 .560 1948-1949 Frank Koon 20 6 26 .769 1947-1948 Frank Koon 9 8 17 .529 Totals: 65 103 168 .386 OVERALL TOTAL: 718 1024 1734 .414

Doug Boxell

Matt O’Connor

Johnny Johnson

Jimmy Allen

Bruce Terry

Jack Holley

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

Men’s Basketball All-Time Series Records Alaska-Anchorage 0-1 American Christian Coll. 1-3 Arkansas Baptist 30-5 Austin College 12-10 UA-Fort Smith 0-1 UA-Little Rock 5-17 UA-Monticello 26-45 UA-Pine Bluff 10-6 Arkansas Tech 25-54 Austin College 1-2 Baker University 1-0 Baptist Bible College 7-0 Baptist Christian Coll.

2-0 Bartlesville Wesleyan 3-0 Belhaven College 1-0 Berry College 1-1 Bethany Nazarene 1-4 Bethel College 4-2 Birmingham-Southern 0-4 Bluffton College 1-0 Brigham Young-Hawaii 1-2 Cameron University 2-1 Centenary College 1-3 Central Arkansas 19-54 Central Baptist College 5-0 Central Bible College 5-0 Central Missouri 0-1 Central State University 2-2 Chaminade University 0-1 Charleston College 0-1 Christian Brothers Coll. 2-1 Concorde Seminary 1-0 Concordia Univ. Texas 7-5 Dillard University 1-0 Drury College 1-6 East Texas Baptist 13-17 East Texas State 1-1 East Central Oklahoma 0-2 Eastern New Mexico 0-1 Ecclesia College 1-0 Emory 0-1 Evangel College 3-2 Freed-Hardeman 1-1 Hardin-Simmons Univ.

8-11 Harding University 38-40 Hawaii-Hilo 0-2 Hawaii Pacific College 3-1 Hawaii University 0-1 Henderson State 21-49

Hendrix College 34-51 Howard Payne Univ.

10-9 Illinois University 0-1 John Brown University 24-17 Lamar University 0-1 Lambuth College 1-0 Langston University 1-1 LeTourneau University 20-12 Lincoln University 1-0 Louisiana College 11-14 Louisiana Tech Univ.

0-1 Lyon College 31-42 Malone College 1-0 Mary Hardin-Baylor 5-10 Marymount College 0-2 McKendree College 0-1 McMurry University 1-18 McNeese State 0-1 Messenger College 2-0 Mississippi College 6-26 Mississippi Industrial 1-0 Mississippi Southern 1-0 Missouri Baptist 0-2 Missouri Southern 1-3 Missouri-St. Louis 1-0 Montevallo University 0-1 National Christian Univ. 1-0 North Central Coll.

0-1 Northeastern Louisiana 0-1 Northeastern Okla.

12-16 Northeastern State 2-3 Northwestern State 0-2 Oakland City Coll.

0-2 Oklahoma Baptist 1-2 Okla. Science & Arts 2-2 Oklahoma Christian 2-5 Oklahoma City Univ.

1-1 Oklahoma State Univ. 0-2 Oral Roberts University 1-2 Ouachita Baptist Univ 22-52 Ozark Bible College 2-0 Peru State 3-1 Pfeiffer College 1-0 Philander Smith 10-4 Phillips University 0-1 Pittsburg State 1-1 Principia College 0-1 Racine College 0-1 Rhema Bible College 7-1

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

Rhodes College Rust College Sam Houston State School of the Ozarks Schreiner University Southeastern Louisiana Southern Nazarene Southeastern Okla.

Southern Arkansas Southwest Baptist Southwest Missouri Southwestern Okla.

Southwestern University St. Francis College Sul Ross State University Texas Lutheran Univ.

Translyvania University Tulsa University Tusculum College Union University University of Dallas Univ. of Missouri-Rolla Univ. of Texas-Dallas Univ. of Texas-Tyler Urbana University Wayland Baptist Wayne State Western Michigan Westminister College Whitworth College Wiley College Williams Baptist Coll.

Wisconsin-River Falls West Texas State Xavier University

2-2 10-4 0-1 6-4 6-7 0-1 1-3 2-1 19-55 1-2 0-1 1-3 3-1 1-0 11-9 5-7 1-0 0-2 0-1 4-1 9-5 0-1 9-21 9-11 0-1 0-2 0-1 0-1 2-1 1-0 0-1 5-1 1-0 0-1 2-0

19

Men’s Basketball NCAA Division III

Discover University of the Ozarks student-athletes are encouraged to pursue their interests and passions beyond the classroom and field of play...to discover themselves.

University of the Ozarks is a member of the NCAA Division III and the American Southwest Conference.

We are a small, private, nationally acclaimed and accredited university with a “whole-student” focus.

We consider athletics a huge part of developing potential for our student-athletes. We’ll offer you the support you need to win, both academically and competitively. At U of O, you’ll play the sport you love while finding the direction you need.

20

Develop University of the Ozarks provides an environment that encourages student-athletes to develop into well-rounded adults. Small class sizes, the ability to participate in more than one sport, and an emphasis on participating activities outside of the classroom are all hallmarks of the NCAA Division III experience.

Dedicate University of the Ozarks expects student-athletes to dedicate themselves to achieving their potential.

Student-athletes must manage their busy schedules, keep up with class work and face the same challenges as the rest of the student-body.

41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

Men’s Basketball American Southwest Conference The American Southwest Conference, one of the largest intercollegiate athletic conferences in NCAA Division III, is in its second decade of providing quality athletic experiences for its student-athletes, coaches and administrators.

Founded in May 1996 to provide a structure for intercollegiate athletics among member institutions, the American Southwest Conference includes former members of the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association (TIAA) and other institutions from outside the Texas borders.

From the eight founding institutions to today’s present group of 12 college and universities, the ASC encompasses institutions sharing similar educational and athletic philosophies.

The roster of American Southwest Conference members includes Concordia University Texas, East Texas Baptist University, Hardin-Simmons University, Howard Payne University, LeTourneau University, Louisiana College, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, McMurry University, University of the Ozarks, Sul Ross State University, University of Texas at Dallas and University of Texas at Tyler.

ASC championships are conducted in 16 sports (8 men, 8 women). Men’s championships are offered in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis and track and field. Women’s championships are offered in basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field and volleyball.

The American Southwest Conference is headquartered in Richardson, Texas.

AT H L E T I C S

Concordia University Texas (Austin, TX) East Texas Baptist University (Marshall, TX) Hardin-Simmons University (Abilene, TX) Howard Payne University (Brownwood, TX) LeTourneau University (Longview, TX) Louisiana College (Pineville, LA) University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (Belton, TX) McMurry University (Abilene, TX) University of the Ozarks (Clarksville, AR) Sul Ross State University (Alpine, TX) University of Texas-Dallas (Richardson, TX) University of Texas-Tyler (Tyler, TX) 41 All-Conference Players | 2 Conference Players of the Year | 3 Conference Sportsmanship Award Winners | 5 Playoff Appearances

21

Nov. 8 Nov. 10 Nov. 17 Nov. 21 Nov. 22 Nov. 29 Dec. 1 Dec. 4 Dec. 6 Dec. 11 Dec. 13 Dec. 19 Jan. 3 Jan. 5 Jan. 8 Jan. 10 Jan. 13 Jan. 17 Jan. 22 Jan. 24 Jan. 29 Jan. 31 Feb. 5 Feb. 7 Feb. 12 Feb. 14 Feb. 19 Feb. 26-28

Sat Mon Mon Fri Sat Sat Mon Thur Sat Thur Sat Fri Sat Mon Thur Sat Tues Sat Thur Sat Thur Sat Thur Sat Thur Sat Thur Thur – Sat

2014-2015 Schedule

University of Central Arkansas (Exhibition) Conway, Ark. 7:30 pm Rhema Bible College (Scrimmage) West Fork, Ark. 7:00 pm Dallas Christian College Home 7:30 pm Barclay College Home 8:00 pm Champions Baptist Home 3:00 pm *UT-Tyler Tyler, Texas 3:00 pm Crowley’s Ridge Home 7:30 pm *UT-Dallas Home 7:30 pm *Hardin Simmons University Home 3:00 pm *East Texas Baptist University Marshall, Texas 7:30 pm *UT-Tyler Home 3:00 pm *LeTourneau University Longview, Texas 3:00 pm *Sul Ross State University Home 3:00 pm *Howard Payne University Home 7:30 pm *Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor Home 7:30 pm *Concordia University Texas Home 3:00 pm Barclay College Haviland, Kan. 7:30 pm *Louisiana College Pineville, La. 3:00 pm *Hardin-Simmons University Abilene, Texas 7:30 pm *UT-Dallas Richardson, Texas 3:00 pm *East Texas Baptist University Home 7:30 pm *LeTourneau University Home 3:00 pm *Howard Payne University Brownwood, Texas 7:30 pm *Sul Ross State University Alpine, Texas 3:00 pm *Concordia University Texas Austin, Texas 7:30 pm *Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor Belton, Texas 3:00 pm *Louisiana College Home 7:30 pm ASC Championship Tournament

*American Southwest Conference Game ^Senior Day

www.uofoathletics.com