Big 12 Conference Men s Basketball Standings

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1 BIG 12 CONFERENCE 2201 Stemmons Freeway, 28th Floor Dallas, Texas (214) ; (214) fax web site: men s basketball media relations contact: Chris Theisen Big 12 Conference Men s Basketball Standings November 19, 2002 Conference Overall School W L Pct. H A W L Pct. H A N Last 5 Streak Texas Won 1 Baylor Iowa State Kansas State Oklahoma State Texas A&M Texas Tech Colorado Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Lost 1 [Regular Season Non-League: 1-1 (.500); vs. Associated Press Non-Big 12 Top 25 [at tip]: 1-1 (.500)] Results & Upcoming Schedule in Big 12 Men s Basketball (Times are Central and subject to change; *Big 12 Conference game; #Exhibition) Friday, November 15 Texas 77, Georgia 71 (Coaches vs. Cancer Classic, New York) Sunday, November 17 #at Oklahoma 100, Athletes First 61 #at Colorado 113, EA Sports All-Stars 96 Monday, November 18 #at Iowa State 72, Global Sports 69 #at Oklahoma State 78, Branch West Basketball 56 Tuesday, November 19 #Texas Bluechips at Baylor, 7 p.m. #EA Sports All-Stars at Texas A&M, 7 p.m. Holy Cross at Kansas, ESPN, 8 p.m. (Preseason NIT) Thursday, November 21 Nebraska vs. Centenary, 12 a.m. (Top of the World Classic, Fairbanks, Alaska) Friday, November 22 UNC Greensboro/Wagner at Kansas, ESPN2, 6 p.m. (Preseason NIT) American at Missouri, 7 p.m. Yale at Oklahoma State, 7 p.m. Cal Poly at Colorado, 8 p.m. UC Irvine at Oklahoma, 7 p.m. (Sooner Invitational, Norman, Okla.) UNC-Wilmington at Texas Tech, 8:15 p.m. Saturday, November 23 Stephen F. Austin at Texas, 7 p.m. Princeton/Western Michigan at Oklahoma, 12/2 p.m. (Sooner Invitational, Norman, Okla.) Kansas State vs. BYU, 4:15 p.m. (Paradise Jam Tourn., St. Thomas, U.S. V.I.) Baylor vs. Alcorn State, 7 p.m. (Lonestar Basketball Classic, Dallas) Nebraska vs. UW-Green Bay/Alaska-Fairbanks (Top of the World Classic, Fairbanks, Alaska) Sunday, November 24 Kansas State vs. Toledo, 4:15 p.m. (Paradise Jam Tourn., St. Thomas, U.S. V.I.) Texas Southern at Texas A&M, 7 p.m. Stetson at Colorado, 8 p.m. Nebraska vs. TBD (Top of the World Classic, Fairbanks, Alaska) Monday, November 25 Coe College at Iowa State, 7 p.m. Kansas State vs. TBD (Paradise Jam Tourn., St. Thomas, U.S. V.I.) Tuesday, November 26 Texas A&M at Miami (Fla.), 7 p.m. SMU at Texas Tech, 8:15 p.m. Wednesday, November 27 Northwestern State at Baylor, 7 p.m. Texas-Arlington at Texas, 7 p.m. Colorado at New Mexico State, 8:05 p.m. Kansas vs. TBD, ESPN2 (semifinals) (Preseason NIT, New York) Oklahoma State at Alaska-Anchorage, 10:30 p.m. (Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout, Anchorage, Alaska) Big 12 vs. America East Atlantic Atlantic Coast Atlantic Sun Big East Big Sky Big South Big Ten Big West Colonial Athletic Conference USA Horizon Ivy League Metro Atlantic Mid-American Mid-Continent Mid-Eastern Missouri Valley Mountain West NCAA Division II, Independents North Central Ohio Valley Pacific Patriot Northeast Southeastern Southern Southland Southwestern Athletic Sun Belt West Coast Western Athletic TOTALS (.500)

2 Phillips 66 Big 12 Player(s) & Rookie(s) of the Week Player(s) Nov. 25 Rookie(s) Nov Associated Press Polls School N18 PS Arizona 1 1 KANSAS 2 2 TEXAS 3 4 Alabama 4 8 Pittsburgh 5 5 Duke 6 6 OKLAHOMA 7 3 Florida 8 7 Michigan St. 9 9 Oregon Xavier Mississippi St Maryland Connecticut UCLA Marquette Kentucky Georgia W. Kentucky MISSOURI Gonzaga Indiana Cincinnati Minnesota Tulsa Big 12 Receiving Votes: TEXAS TECH, OKLAHOMA STATE Big 12 Coaching Ledger Career at School Big 12* Head Coach, School Yr. W-L Yr. W-L W-L Dave Bliss, Baylor Larry Eustachy, Iowa State Jim Wooldridge, Kansas State Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma State Melvin Watkins, Texas A&M Bob Knight, Texas Tech Ricardo Patton, Colorado Roy Williams, Kansas Quin Snyder, Missouri Barry Collier, Nebraska Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma Rick Barnes, Texas *Includes 16 game conference season only Games Decided By OT or Total Baylor Iowa State Kansas State Oklahoma State Texas A&M Texas Tech Colorado Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Texas Overtime(s) USA TODAY/ESPN Coaches Polls School PS Arizona 1 KANSAS 2 OKLAHOMA 3 Pittsburgh 4 TEXAS 5 Duke 6 Florida 7 Alabama 8 Oregon 9 Michigan St. 10 Xavier 11 UCLA 12 Mississippi St.13 Connecticut 14 Maryland 15 Georgia 16 Kentucky 17 MISSOURI 18 Marquette 19 Cincinnati 20 Indiana 21 Gonzaga 22 W. Kentucky 23 Minnesota 24 Illinois 25 Big 12 Receiving Votes: OKLAHOMA STATE, TEXAS TECH

3 Big 12 Media Services Men s Basketball Coaches Briefings Through the work of Premier Teleconferencing, the Big 12 hosts individual telephonic news conferences with each head coach, starting at 10 a.m. (Central time), during the season. The briefings originate from conference headquarters on the 28th Floor of the Wyndham Anatole Hotel, 2201 Stemmons Freeway, Dallas, Texas. Media wishing to attend the sessions at the conference office may do so. Those media wishing to dial into the conference call may contact (913) This number is for media use ONLY, and please identify yourself with media affiliation when you access the call. Big 12 Men s Basketball Briefing Schedule The session schedule (all times central) for is: Tuesdays Dec Mondays Jan ; Feb ; March * 10:00-10:10 Roy Williams, Kansas 10:10-10:20 Melvin Watkins, Texas A&M 10:20-10:30 Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma State 10:30-10:40 Dave Bliss, Baylor 10:40-10:50 Quin Snyder, Missouri 10:50-11:00 Bob Knight, Texas Tech 11:00-11:10 Ricardo Patton, Colorado 11:10-11:20 Jim Wooldridge, Kansas State 11:20-11:30 Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma 11:30-11:40 Barry Collier, Nebraska 11:40-11:50 Rick Barnes, Texas 11:50-Noon Larry Eustachy, Iowa State Noon-12:10 Selected Student-Athlete *For those coaches advancing into the NCAA Tournament and the Postseason NIT. Times will be TBA. Teleconference number for media use only is (913) and the replay number is (402) The replay is made available after 4 p.m. (Central) the day of the teleconference. On the Web Catch the latest from the Big 12 Conference on the internet. The conference internet provider is OCSN. Access to Big 12 statistics, notes and other information is now available to media and fans on the world wide web. Our web site is: Noting Big 12 Men s Basketball November 19, 2002 Regular Season Still Underway for Most Big 12 Teams Eight Big 12 men s basketball teams will join Oklahoma and Texas and kick off the regular season this week. Kansas and Nebraska kick off with mid-week games while the others start their respective regular season on Friday. OU ant UT split with SEC foes Alabama and Georgia in the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic last week. Kansas starts its quest for its fourth Preseason NIT title Tuesday against Holy Cross while Nebraska will face Centenary in the Top of the World Classic in Fairbanks, Alaska. In the Polls Three Big 12 teams remained in the Nov. 18 Associated Press Top 10. Kansas checks in at No. 2 with Texas No. 3 and Oklahoma No. 7. The Sooners were No. 3 in the preseason AP poll. Missouri dropped one to No. 20 while Texas Tech and Oklahoma State are each receiving votes in the AP poll. Last year there were six different Big 12 teams ranked by AP some time during the season. Kansas was No. 2, Oklahoma No. 5 and Oklahoma State No. 20 in the final AP poll which was released prior to the NCAA Tournament. In the preseason ESPN/USA TODAY Coaches poll, Kansas is No. 2, Oklahoma No. 4, Texas No. 5, and Missouri No. 18 with Oklahoma State and Texas Tech receiving votes. In the final coaches poll of Kansas was No. 2, Oklahoma No. 4, Missouri No. 15, and Texas No. 18. Kansas to Represent Big 12 in Preseason NIT Kansas represents the Big 12 in the 2002 Preseason NIT when it plays host to Holy Cross Tuesday. The Jayhawks are making their fifth appearance in the event and first since winning the 1997 Preseason NIT. KU has finished no lower than second in its four Preseason NIT appearances. Kansas has won its last three Preseason NITs in 1989, 1993, 1997, all under head coach Roy Williams. The Jayhawks finished second in the 1985 event under coach Larry Brown. As a league, the Big 12 has won four of the 20 Preseason NIT championships with Oklahoma State winning the 1991 title under head coach Eddie Sutton to go along with Kansas three titles. The last Big 12 team to make the Preseason NIT s Final Four was Texas in 2000 under head coach Rick Barnes. UT finished third in the event with a 3-1 record. The Big 12 is a combined (.679) in the Preseason NIT. In the 17 years of the event, the Big 12 has had nine teams reaching the semifinals with two placing second and four winning the title. Here is a year-by-year look at the league s participation in the Preseason NIT: Big 12 in the Preseason NIT Year School Record Place (Head Coach) 1985 Kansas 3-1 Second (Larry Brown) Texas A&M Oklahoma Iowa State 3-1 Third (Johnny Orr) Texas Missouri 3-1 Second (Norm Stewart) 1989 Kansas 4-0 First (Roy Williams) 1990 Oklahoma Oklahoma State 4-0 First (Eddie Sutton) Texas 2-2 Fourth (Tom Penders) 1992 Iowa State Kansas 4-0 First (Roy Williams) 1994 Kansas State Oklahoma Oklahoma State Kansas 4-0 First (Roy Williams) 1998 Missouri Kansas State Texas 3-1 Third (Rick Barnes) 2001 Oklahoma Appearances (.679)

4 Big 12 Players on NBA Opening Day Rosters BAYLOR Brian Skinner (Philadelphia) David Wesley (New Orleans) IOWA STATE Kelvin Cato (Houston) Marcus Fizer (Chicago) Fred Hoiberg (Chicago) Jamaal Tinsley (Indiana) OKLAHOMA STATE Desmond Mason (Seattle) TEXAS TECH Tony Battie (Boston) Darvin Ham (Atlanta) COLORADO Chauncey Billups (Detroit) KANSAS Drew Gooden (Memphis) Raef LaFrentz (Dallas) Greg Ostertag (Utah) Paul Pierce (Boston) Scot Pollard (Sacramento) Jacque Vaughn (Orlando) MISSOURI Keyon Dooling (Los Angeles Clippers) Anthony Peeler (Minnesota) Kareem Rush (Los Angeles Lakers) NEBRASKA Tyronn Lue (Washington) Eric Piatkowski (Los Angles Clippers) Erick Strickland (Indiana) OKLAHOMA Eduardo Najera (Dallas) Brent Price (Sacramento, on injured list) TEXAS Chris Mihm (Cleveland) Chris Owens (Memphis, on injured list) Big 12 Fairs Well in Season Openers In the six year history of the Big 12, the conference is (.783 percent) in season openers, which includes last week s 1-1 record and Texas overtime win against Nebraska to kick off the season. UT and NU had made the commitment to play each other prior to the start of the Big 12. Colorado, Oklahoma, and Oklahoma State are the only Big 12 schools to have 6-0 opening game records entering the season. Oklahoma s run was snapped last week against Alabama. CU s run does not extend prior to the Big 12 era as the Buffs lost their opener. OSU has won its last seven season openers. Combined Big 12 Men s Basketball Season Opening Records Season Record Pct ^ TOTALS Individually Colorado (6-0); Oklahoma State (6-0); Oklahoma (6-1); Iowa State (5-1); Kansas (5-1); Kansas State (5-1); Missouri (5-1); Baylor (4-2); ^Nebraska (4-2); Texas A&M (4-2); Texas Tech (4-2); ^Texas (4-3) ^Includes the Texas overtime win against Nebraska in the season opener Big 12 Non-Conference Regular Season Records Last season the Big 12 combined for more non-conference regular-season victories (112-40) than any of its previous five seasons. The winning percentage of 73.7 ranked as the third-highest based on winning percentage behind the inaugural season of at 76.5 and the season of Additionally, last year marked the third straight season and fourth overall, that the Big 12 has won at least 100 regular-season non-conference games. Big 12 Non-Conference Regular Season Records (Ranked by wins) Season W L Pct Roy Williams to Receive Achievement Award Kansas head basketball coach Roy Williams will be awarded the John R. Wooden Legends of Coaching honor, the Award s chairman and founder Richard Duke Llewellyn announced last month. Williams joins an impressive list of previous winners, including North Carolina s Dean Smith, Duke s Mike Krzyzewski, Arizona s Lute Olson and last year s honoree, Louisville s Denny Crum. The Wooden Award Committee adopted the Legends of Coaching Award in The honor serves to recognize the lifetime achievements of coaches that exemplify Coach Wooden s high standards of coaching success and personal achievement. Williams will receive the award Sunday, April 13, 2003 during the Wooden Award Ceremony at the Los Angeles Athletic Club.

5 BAYLOR Five Bears scored in double digits, including three with 20-plus points, as the Baylor men s basketball team defeated the Houston Superstars last Wednesday night in Baylor s first exhibition game of the season. Sophomore John Lucas led Baylor with 23 points on 9-of-13 shooting, including 3-of-6 from beyond the arc. Lucas added nine assists and four rebounds in just 23 minutes of action. Sophomores Kenny Taylor and Ellis Kidd each scored 21 points on the night. Kidd, a transfer from Seminole (Okla.) State College, had two rebounds and two assists in his first action wearing a Baylor uniform. Junior transfer Terrance Thomas scored 17 points to go with five rebounds and four assists, while Carlton Dotson, a junior transfer from Paris Junior College, led the Bears with eight rebounds. IOWA STATE Tim Barnes scored 13 of his 20 points in the second half to help ISU to a come-from-behind victory over Global Sports, Monday night in Hilton Coliseum. ISU s perimeter was important in the victory, getting 57 of its 72 points from its guard play. Junior Jake Sullivan also had a solid game for the Cyclones, tying Barnes with a teamhigh 20 points. Sullivan was 9-for-18 from the floor. Junior Jackson Vroman chipped in with 11 points, tallying his second double-double in as many games with a team-high 10 boards to help ISU to a edge on the glass. True freshman Haluska got his first start of his young career, scoring nine points and grabbing nine rebounds ISU, now 31-2 lifetime in exhibitions, will begin the regular season, Monday Nov. 25, against Coe College at 7 p.m. in Hilton Coliseum. KANSAS STATE Senior Matt Siebrandt went 7-for-7 from the floor and scored 15 points, while junior Jarrett Hart topped Kansas State with 17 points to lift the Wildcats past Athletes First, last Wednesday at Bramlage Coliseum. Senior Pervis Pasco added 14 points for the winners, while senior Gilson DeJesus also hit double figures with 10 points Kansas State is entering its 100th season of basketball. From the humble beginnings of a winless 1902 season to today, Wildcat basketball boasts an all-time record of 1, (.581). K-State s century of excellence includes: 22 NCAA Tournament Appearances; Four Final Fours; 16 Sweet Sixteens; 17 Conference Championships; 35 NBA Draft Selections; and Three Olympians. OKLAHOMA STATE Junior Ivan McFarlin and senior Melvin Sanders each recorded a double-double, and senior Victor Williams scored a game-high 19 points as the Cowboys defeated Branch West Basketball Academy in their final exhibition game Monday. McFarlin finished with 14 points and 17 rebounds, while Sanders also scored 14 points and grabbed 11 boards. As a team, the Cowboys outrebounded Branch West, Doug Gottlieb, a member of OSU s 2000 Elite Eight squad, had eight assists for Branch West, but was just 1-of-7 from the floor OSU, 2-0 in exhibition play, will open the regular season on Friday night as the Cowboys host Yale in Gallagher- Iba Arena. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. (CST). Big 12 Men s Basketball School-By-School Notables TEXAS A&M The Texas A&M plays its final exhibition game against the EA Sports Southwest All-Stars on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Reed Arena. Aggie Athletes Involved, a service organization made up of A&M athletes, will have a donation station near the East Entrance of Reed Arena as part of its Coats for Kids drive The Aggies beat MBC Nikolaev, 86-73, in their first exhibition game on Nov. 11. Freshman forward Antoine Wright, the preseason Big 12 Freshman of the Year, led the Aggies with 24 points and eight rebounds. Senior Bernard King started at point guard and scored 16 points with six assists, while junior guard Kevin Turner, a junior college transfer, added 15 points. King and Turner each made 3-of-5 from three-point range The Aggies open the regular season on Sunday against Texas Southern at 7 p.m. at Reed Arena. TEXAS TECH Texas Tech won its exhibition game against Athletes First last Thursday without first team All-Big 12 performer Andre Emmett, who sat out due to an ankle injury. In his place junior newcomer center Robert Tomaszek led Tech with 20 points, seven rebounds and no turnovers. There were four Red Raiders who reach double figures in scoring with seniors Kasib Powell and Pawel Storozynski scoring 13 each and sophomore Ronald Ross chipping in 11 to join Tomaszek. Storozynsky led Tech with eight rebounds in the game. Emmett is expected to return for the season opener on Friday against UNC-Wimington. COLORADO Colorado turned in a triple-digit performance with a win over the EA Sports Southwest All- Stars last Sunday. Junior forward Michel Morandais led the Buffs with 27 points as three others scored in double figures. Sophomore center David Harrison finished with 25 points (12-for-17) while junior guard Blair Wilson was 4-of-8 from beyond the arc en route to his 18-point effort. Freshman guard Jayson Obazuaye rounded out the double-digit scorers with a 10-point effort and grabbed five rebounds. Junior Lamar Harris, a transfer from Compton Community College, was impressive on the boards, grabbing 10. Harris added nine points to the winning effort. Freshman point-guard Antoine McGee added seven assists and six points for the Buffaloes. KANSAS No. 2 Kansas is looking to win its 30th straight home-opener against Holy Cross on Tuesday Kansas has had uncanny success in the Preseason NIT the Jayhawks are 15-1 overall in Preseason NIT play, including a record of 12-0 under Roy Williams...KU has claimed the title in its last three Preseason NIT appearances (1997, 93, 89)...The Jayhawks have won 39 of their last 40 games in the month of November, with seven wins over ranked teams in that span...ku has won 10 of its last 11 season-openers, and the Jayhawks have won their last 29 home-opening games...roy Williams is 12-2 in season-openers and 14-0 in home-openers...two significant milestones are in reach this season KU has 1,771 wins all-time, leaving the team 29 wins shy of 1,800, and KU coach Roy Williams has 388 career wins, leaving him just 12 wins shy of 400 for his career. MISSOURI The #18/19 University of Missouri basketball team opens its season on Friday when it welcomes the Eagles of American University for a 7 p.m. tip off...this will mark the 96th season the Tigers will take to the hardwood for competition...the Tigers went 2-0 in exhibition games earlier this month and will have taken a two week break between their final exhibition and regular season opener...mizzou is all-time in home openers and in season openers...mu is 28-1 in home-openers at their home of the past 30 years, the Hearnes Center...Mizzou is 2-1 under Quin Snyder in season openers...the Tigers play six of their first eight games at home and do not play a true road contest until January 4th when they travel to Iowa to take on the Hawkeyes. NEBRASKA In the two preseason games, Nebraska averaged 88 points by hitting 49.2 percent (65-of-132) from the floor and 88.6 percent (31-of-35) from the free throw line. The Huskers, who allowed 70.7 points per game last season, gave up an average of 56.0 points in the two games. Nebraska also held a huge advantage on the glass in the preseason, outrebounding its opponents by a 54.0 to 31.0 advantage. The Huskers had at least 52 rebounds in each contest, although they have not had 50 rebounds in the regular season since Feb. 26, 2000, against Colorado All 15 available players on the roster (senior forward Wilson Thomas is still playing with the Husker football team as the starting split end) saw action in each game, with nine players averaging at least 12 minutes per contest. OKLAHOMA This marked the first year for Oklahoma that its two exhibition games were separated by a regular season contest...senior guard Ebi Ere scored 24 points against Alabama last Thursday and totaled 36 in his two exhibition games (that s an average of 20.0 points over the three games)...ou has played three true freshmen in its lineup (guard De Angelo Alexander, forward Kevin Bookout and center Larry Turner). Alexander made six 3-pointers and scored a game-high 25 points against Athletes First on Sunday while Bookout had 15 points and seven rebounds versus Global Sports. Bookout became just the second freshman to start the first game of a regular season under coach Kelvin Sampson (Prince Fowler was the other in )...OU s season-opening loss to Alabama was Sampson s first loss to start a season as Sooners coach. TEXAS Against Georgia T.J. Ford tied his career high with 22 points (achieved twice during his freshman season) on 10-of-19 shooting and added eight assists and three steals in 35 minutes With the win over No. 16 Georgia, Rick Barnes earned his schoolrecord 14th career victory over an AP Top 25 opponent. During his 15 years of collegiate coaching, Barnes has now posted 43 victories over AP Top 25 opponents In opener the Longhorns held the Bulldogs to 38.7% FG shooting. UT recorded a perfect 11-0 mark in when holding its opponent below the 40% FG plateau. Since Barnes arrived in Austin, the Horns have limited 61 of their 134 opponents to under 40% shooting.

6 BAYLOR TYRONE NELSON (6-9, F/C, Hempstead, Texas, Hempstead HS) Nelson averaged 29 points, 15 rebounds and four blocks as a junior at Hempstead last season. He was named to the TABC Class 3A All-State first team and MVP of District 25-AAA following his junior year A highly sought recruit nationwide, Nelson is included on several national top-100 recruiting lists. He was rated the 60th-best recruit by TheInsidersHoops.com, No. 64 by Basketball News, No. 70 by The Sporting News, No. 79 by PrepStars, No. 90 by RivalsHoops and No. 125 by Hoop Scoop. Street & Smith s named Nelson an honorable mention prep All-America As a junior Nelson recorded a 42-point, 15-rebound, 15- block and 15-assist performance in 28 minutes in a victory over Halletsville High School. He was rated the No. 13 forward nationally by TheInsidersHoops.com and the 19th-best power forward by RivalsHoops. IOWA STATE JUSTIN HOLT (6-7, 205, F, So., Tacoma, Wash., Lincoln HS, Tacoma [Wash.] CC) Entering his freshman season at Tacoma CC...originally signed with Oregon State out of high school...after a coaching change, Holt opted to transfer to Tacoma CC for his freshman year...since he is a qualifier, Holt can transfer to Iowa State after his freshman season and have three years of eligibility. High School: Holt is an athletic player who possesses strong inside and outside skills...can beat people off the dribble as well as hold is own inside...did not start concentrating on basketball until his sophomore year...was the A Washington State Player of the Year, as selected by the Seattle Times, Tacoma News-Tribune and The Associated Press...was the Seattle Times all-school Washington player of the year, joining such players as Luke Ridnour (Oregon), Jamal Crawford (Michigan) and Scot Pollard (Kansas) as former Washington Player of the Year recipients...as a senior, he led Lincoln to the state title for the second consecutive year, as the Abes became the first school to win back-to-back 4A state titles since 1988 and 1989 and only the seventh team in state history to accomplish the feat...led Lincoln to a two-year record of 56-3, going 29-1 as a junior and 27-2 as a senior...averaged 22.4 points, 10.1 rebounds and three steals as a senior, and 15.4 points as a junior...scored a West Central District record 45 points in a February (2002) game...scored 31 points in the first-round victory over Richland in the 2002 state tournament and followed that with a 26-point effort in a second round triumph over Garfield...4A tournament MVP as a senior after averaging 20.8 points and 10.8 rebounds in four games...competed in the 2002 Washington/Oregon Northwest Shootout and Washington State 4A All-Star Games...born Oct. 10, son of Steve and Linda Holt...has one sister, Carmella, and one brother, Andrew...he was selected the Eastside Boys and Girls Club Youth of the Year...coached in high school by Tim Kelly. Big 12 Men s Basketball 2002 Fall Signees (as of Nov. 18) CURTIS STINSON (6-2, 205, G, Fr., New York, N.Y., Bronx Regional, Winchendon [Mass.] Prep) A tough and durable guard who made a name for himself during the summer at the ABCD camp and Adidas Big Time Tournament...has a great crossover dribble that allows him to get free from defenders and is a fierce defender...will begin his second year at Winchendon Prep after transferring from New York City...played on the New York Ravens AAU team, leading it to the title of the 2002 Adidas Big Time Tournament in Las Vegas...was named MVP of the Adidas Big Time Tournament, scoring 16 points against the Florida Hoopsters in the championship game...averaged 4.5 apg in the Big Time Tournament, ranking second...averaged 19.1 points and 7.2 assists as a junior at Winchendon...rated as the 91st-best player in the nation according to ESPN.com...ranked No. 94 by Prepstars.com...rated No. 84 by Lindy s...ranked as the 14th-best shooting guard by Athlon...HoopScoop has him listed No. 21 on the best prep school players in the class of a high honorable mention pick by Street & Smith s...his AAU coach is Gary DeCesare...coached in prep school by Mike Byrnes. WILL BLALOCK (5-11, 165, G, Fr., Boston, Mass., East HS, Notre Dame Prep) - An emerging point guard prospect, Blalock is one of the top point guard talents in the class of a quick, strong player with excellent ballhandling and defensive skills...played basketball at East Boston HS last season, but transferred to Notre Dame Prep in Fitchburg, Mass., for his final season...notre Dame is the same prep school of current Cyclone Marcus Jefferson...averaged 20.1 ppg, 7.2 apg and 3.1 spg as a junior at East Boston...increased his stock with an outstanding performance at the Super Showcase in Orlando, Fla...played for Leo Papile s BABC AAU team in the summer...ranked as the 38th-best player and the ninth-best point guard in the nation according to Mike Sullivan s Rivals.com top Prepstars rates him No. 88 in the nation...espn.com lists him as the 84th-best player in the nation and 14th-best point guard...an honorable mention All-American pick by Street & Smith s...coached in prep school by Bill Barton...chose ISU over Pittsburgh, Miami, DePaul and George Washington. KANSAS STATE CARTIER MARTIN (6-7, F, Fr., Houston, Texas, Nimitz HS) Martin, the only junior on the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) all-state first team, is ranked No. 41 by Gibbons and No. 47 by Blue Chip Hoops. The 6- foot-7 product of Houston s Nimitz High School averaged 19.2 points and 12.4 rebounds as junior, leading his squad to a 28-5 record and a No. 2 ranking among Texas 5A schools. Martin also received all-region honors and was the district MVP. DEZ WILLINGHAM (5-11, G, Fr., DeSoto, Texas, DeSoto HS) Hoopscoop magazine s No. 36 overall player, Willingham is one of the nation s most highly regarded point guards. Ranked in the top 10 at his position and No. 80 overall by Gibbons, Willingham averaged 18 points, seven assists and four steals as a junior. The only junior named to the Texas 5A District 8 first team, Willingham led DeSoto to a 25-8 record and a No. 3 state ranking in He was also a TABC all-region choice and a member of the Dallas Morning News All- Metro second team. LANCE HARRIS (6-4, G, Fr., Columbia, Mo., Hickman HS) A late bloomer in terms of national recognition, Harris has sped up the recruiting rankings in recent months. Ranked No. 90 overall in Gibbons most recent ratings, Harris earned 5A second team all-state accolades and was a first team all-district selection as a junior. The 6-foot-4 shooting guard averaged 18 points, five rebounds and three assists as a during , leading Hickman to a 22-5 record. TYLER HUGHES (6-11, C/F, Fr., Olathe, Kan., Olathe North HS) Hughes, PrepStar s No 35- ranked big man, averaged 12 points on 67-percent shooting and grabbed 10 rebounds as a junior, guiding Olathe North to 15 wins and a berth in the state tournament. The 6-foot-11 Hughes was honorable mention All-Sunflower League choice as a junior. OKLAHOMA STATE MARCUS DOVE (6-7, F, Fr., Long Beach, Calif., Millikan HS) Dove, considered one of the top prospects at forward on the west coast and a consensus top-100 player nationally, averaged 20 points and seven rebounds per game last season. He also averaged five blocks and three assists per contest, helping the Rams advance to the CIF Southern Section Division I-AA semifinals Dove was recruited by a host of schools, including USC, Oregon, UCLA, Washington, Marquette, Cincinnati, Wake Forest and Boston College. He narrowed his choices to Kansas, Arizona State and Oklahoma State, and chose OSU over the Sun Devils. TREMAINE FUQUA (6-9, 240, F, Jr., Oakland, Calif., Skyline [Calif.] College) Fuqua (pronounced FEW-kwa ), at 6-9, 240 pounds, is ranked as the fifth-best junior-college center prospect in the country according to The Sporting News College Basketball Preview and one of the top-five overall prospects nationally according to the Littlefield JUCO Report. He averaged 12.5 points, 7.4 rebounds and 2.2 blocks per game last season for Skyline College Fuqua had a career-high 28 points in a victory over the Community College of San Francisco last season, and led his team to the semifinals of the California Community College tournament, losing to eventual 2002 champion Saddleback College, 89-88, in overtime Fuqua was recruited by several schools, including Southeastern Conference powerhouses Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn and Georgia. TEXAS A&M LaKEITH BLANKS (6-5, F, Fr., Laurinburg, N.C., Laurinburg Prep) Blanks, a 6-5 forward from Laurinburg (N.C.) Prep, is rated as the No. 10 small forward and No. 47 overall prospect by RivalsHoops. Hoop Scoop rates him as the 19th best 5th year prep player in the nation, while ESPN.com rates him No. 70 on its list of the nation¹s top 100 prospects Blanks averaged 18.2 points 5.7 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game as a junior. He also competed at the 2002 adidas ABCD Camp in Las Vegas. In addition to A&M, he was recruited by Maryland, Connecticut, Georgetown, Virginia, Syracuse, Cincinnati, Seton Hall, Temple, George Washington, Memphis, Massachusetts and Boston College.

7 ACIE LAW IV (6-3, 170, G, Fr., Dallas, Texas, Kimball HS) - Law, a 6-3 guard from Kimball High School, averaged 17.8 points and 6.0 assists as a junior, leading his team to a 29-7 record and the Class 5A state championship game. Law was named his district¹s most valuable player and was the only junior named to The Dallas Morning News¹ All- Area Team. He also was named to the Class 5A All- State Tournament Team and played in the prestigious adidas ABCD Camp last summer in Las Vegas, where recruiting analyst Bob Gibbons rated him among the top 10 guards. In addition to A&M, he was recruited by Oklahoma, SMU and Baylor. JUSTIN LOWE (6-5, 195, G, Fr., Caldwell, Texas, Caldwell HS) - Loewe, a 6-5 guard from Caldwell High School, was a second-team Class 3A all-state pick as a junior after averaging 24.9 points and 6.7 rebounds per game and earning his district¹s offensive player of the year honors. He is rated the No. 14 prospect in the state by Texas Hoops. Loewe connected on 41 percent last season from threepoint range and made 86 percent from the free throw line. He also was recruited by Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Baylor and SMU. MARLON POMPEY (6-8, 210, F, Fr., Toronto, Canada, Winchendon [Mass.] Prep) - Pompey, a 6-8 forward who is attending Winchendon (Mass.) Prep this year, is ranked as the No. 64 prospect nationally by PrepStars and is rated No. 40 among 5th-year prep players by Hoop Scoop. He also was recruited by Texas, Auburn, Syracuse and Alabama- Birmingham. TEXAS TECH DREW COFFMAN (6-2, G, Fr., Midland, Texas, Midland Lee HS) Coffman led the Rebels to the Class 5A state tournament and an undefeated district season last year Drew had a career-high of 42 points against San Angelo Central last season. He also grabbed 14 rebounds in a game and had a career-high 14 assists in another. MIKE TRAVIS (6-8, 215, F, Jr., San Francisco, Calif., Thurgood Marshall HS, College of San Francisco) - Travis, a 6-foot-8, 215-pound sophomore from City College of San Francisco averaged 11 points last year as CCSF had the nation s top scorer at 33 points per game, but Travis led the team in rebounding and was first-team All-Coast Conference Travis, a product of Thurgood Marshall High School in San Francisco, was recruited by Oregon, Oregon State, and the University of San Francisco. KANSAS JEREMY CASE (6-0, G, Fr., McAlester, Okla., McAlester HS) - Case is a 6-0 guard from McAlester, Okla., who scored 25.7 points per game last year at McAlester High. Case s father, Win, is a former Oklahoma State standout and is now the head coach at Oklahoma City University. DAVID PADGETT (6-11, C, Fr., Reno, Nev., Reno HS) - Padgett is a 6-11 center from Reno, Nev., who is ranked as the 15th-best high school player in the nation by ESPN.com. He scored 22.4 points and grabbed 14.3 rebounds per game last year at Reno High. Big 12 Men s Basketball 2002 Fall Signees (as of Nov. 18) OMAR WILKES (6-4, G, Fr., Los Angeles, Calif., Loyola HS) - Wilkes is a 6-4 guard from Los Angeles, Calif., who tallied 22 points, six rebounds, five assists and four steals per game last season at Loyola High School. He is the son of former UCLA and Los Angeles Lakers standout Jamaal Wilkes. MISSOURI THOMAS GARDNER (6-5, 210, G, Fr., Portland, Ore., Jefferson HS) Dave Telep of InsidersHoops.com ranked Gardner, who is a senior this year at Jefferson High School in Portland, as one of the top 30 players in the country. He was also listed as the No. 24 player in the country according to ESPN.com in its Top 100 prospects. Under the tutelage of Oregon coaching legend Marshall Haskins, he averaged 16 points, seven rebounds and two steals per contest and received honorable mention on the Class 4A all-state team last season as a junior. NEBRASKA CHARLES RICHARDSON (5-9, 160, G, Maywood, Ill., Proviso East HS) Richardson, a 5-9, 160- pounder, will join the Huskers after guiding his Proviso East team each of the past three years. Last season, Richardson paired with Dee Brown, now a freshman at Illinois, and Shannon Brown, who is ranked among the top 10 prospects nationally by numerous recruiting services. Proviso East finished with a 26-3 record in while reaching the sectional final before losing to the eventual state runner-up. During Richardson s sophomore year, the Pirates went 25-4 Richardson, regarded as one of the best defensive guards in Chicago, averaged nine points, eight assists, five rebounds and five steals as a junior. He played under coach Larry Butler the past two summers with the Illinois Warriors, an elite AAU team that Richardson helped to the national 17-and-under title in 2001 Off the court, Richardson carries a 3.8 grade-point average as an honor roll student. Entering the academic year, Richardson ranked in the top 15 in his senior class (of 476). Richardson chose the Huskers after receiving interest from Wyoming, Mississippi State, Florida State and DePaul. SHAUN STEGALL (6-6, 205, F, Fr., Stone Mountain, Ga., Redan HS) - The 6-6, 205-pound Stegall, whose given name is Gerald DeShuan Stegall, joins the Huskers from Redan High School, where he has helped his team to the state tournament each of the past three seasons. Redan reached the Elite Eight last season before finishing with a 21-5 record. A three-year letterwinner under coach Dalton Greene, Stegall has played the point, shooting guard and on the wing in high school and averaged 17.3 points and 8.1 rebounds per game as a junior in He added 4.7 assists, 2.0 steals and 2.4 blocks per game while earning first-team All-Dekalb County honors During the summer of 2002, Stegall played for the Georgia Stars under coach Norman Parker. The Stars placed third at the AAU national tournament with Stegall averaging 10 points, six rebounds, five assists, one steal and one block In the classroom, Stegall carries a 3.02 grade-point average as an honor roll student. He intends to major in education at Nebraska. Stegall selected the Huskers after receiving interest from Marshall, Louisiana Tech, Clemson and Georgia State. OKLAHOMA BRANDON FOUST (6-6, 200, G/F, Fr., Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven HS) - Lavender and Foust are teammates at Brookhaven High School in Columbus, Ohio. Foust is an athletic swingman who averaged 12 points and 8 rebounds for Brookhaven last year. In addition to the 27-1 record he helped his team post last year, Foust played a major role in Brookhaven s 26-1 season his sophomore year. He is generally considered one of the nation s top-60 high school seniors. ANDREW LAVENDER (5-7, 155, G Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven HS)- Lavender and Foust are teammates at Brookhaven High School in Columbus, Ohio. Coached by his step-father, Bruce Howard, Lavender averaged 11 points and 10.8 assists as a junior in leading his team to a 27-1 record and state championship last year. The 5-7, 155- pound point guard s assist total led the state. Lavender is generally regarded as one of the nation s two or three best point guards and a top-20 national recruit. LONGAR LONGAR (6-10, 210, C, Rochester, Minn., John Marshall HS) - Longar is a 6-10, 210- pound center who attends John Marshall High School in Rochester, Minn., and plays for coach Eric Plitzuweit Originally from Sudan, he averaged 15 points, 10 rebounds and 4 blocks last year for his 17-6 squad. Longar is considered to be a top-50 national recruit by most analysts. LAWRENCE McKENZIE (6-1, 165, G, Minneapolis, Minn., Patrick Henry HS) - A one-year teammate of OU s Johnnie Gilbert at Patrick Henry High School in Minneapolis, Minn., McKenzie is a 6-1, 165-pound combo guard. Coached by his father, Larry, McKenzie averaged 15 points, 8 assists and 3 steals per game last year. The three-year starter has helped guide Patrick Henry to three consecutive state titles. McKenzie is regarded as a top-75 national recruit and appears in some analysts top 50. TEXAS EDGAR MORENO (6-3, G, Jr., Choco, Columbia, Lon Morris [Texas] JC) Moreno, a combo guard from Lon Morris Junior College (Jacksonville, Texas) who plays under coach Dale Dotson, will have two years of eligibility remaining beginning with the campaign. Moreno averaged 14 points and six assists per game as a freshman while leading Lon Morris to a 29-7 record and the quartefinal round of the NJCAA (National Junior College Athletic Association) Division I Tournament. P.J. TUCKER (6-5, F, Fr., Raleigh, N.C., Enloe HS) Tucker is a versatile forward from Enloe High School who plays under coach Tommy Moore. Tucker averaged 27 points, 17 rebounds and three blocked shots per game during his junior season.

8 Baylor (0-0, 0-0) N13 HOUSTON SUPERSTARS#.. W, N19 TEXAS BLUECHIP#... 7 p.m. N23 Alcorn State^... 7 p.m. N27 NORTHWESTERN STATE... 7 p.m. N30 Houston#...7:30 p.m. D4 SOUTHWEST TEXAS... 7 p.m. D7 TCU... 3 p.m. D11 LOUISIANA-MONROE... 7 p.m. D14 MONTANA STATE... 7 p.m. D21 at SMU...7:05 p.m. D30 NORTH TEXAS... 8 p.m. J4 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN... 3 p.m. J7 MOUNT ST. MARY S... 7 p.m. J11 *at Missouri... 6 p.m. J15 *TEXAS (ESPN+)... 8 p.m. J18 *at Texas Tech... 12:15 p.m. J21 *OKLAHOMA STATE... 8 p.m. J25 *OKLAHOMA (FSW)... 5 p.m. F1 *at Iowa State... 7 p.m. F4 *TEXAS A&M (FSW)... 7 p.m. F8 *at Oklahoma (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. F11 *KANSAS (ESPN+)... 8 p.m. F15 *at Oklahoma State... 7 p.m. F19 *at Kansas State... 7 p.m. F22 *NEBRASKA... 2 p.m. F26 *at Texas (FSW)... 7 p.m. M1 *COLORADO... 3 p.m. M5 *at Texas A&M... 7 p.m. M8 *TEXAS TECH (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. All times are Central; HOME GAMES IN CAPS; #exhibition; ^Dallas Lonestar Basketball Classic, Dallas; #Space City Hoops Classic, Houston;!American Airlines Center, Dallas; *Big 12 Game; (ESPN+) Big 12 syndicated TV; (FSW) Fox Sports Southwest Kansas (0-0, 0-0) N4 EA SPORTS ALL-STARS# (JTV) W, N12 WASHBURN# (JTV)... W, N19 HOLY CROSS^ (ESPN)... 8 p.m. N22 UNC GREENSBORO/ WAGNER^ (ESPN2)... 6 p.m. N27 Preseason NIT Semifinals^ (ESPN2) N29 Preseason NIT Finals^ (ESPN2) D4 CENTRAL MISSOURI ST. (JTV)... 7 p.m. D7 Oregon% (CBS)... 2:30 p.m. D11 at Tulsa (JTV)... 7 p.m. D14 EMPORIA STATE (JTV)... 7 p.m. D21 UCLA (CBS)... 4 p.m. D28 California& (ABC)... 2:30 p.m. J2 UNC ASHEVILLE (JTV)... 7 p.m. J4 vs. UMKC# (JTV)... 2 p.m. J6 *at Iowa State (ESPN)... 8 p.m. J11 *NEBRASKA (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. J15 WYOMING (ESPN2)... 8 p.m. J18 *KANSAS STATE (JTV)... 7 p.m. J22 *at Colorado (ESPN+)... 8 p.m. J25 ARIZONA (CBS) p.m. J27 *TEXAS (ESPN)... 8 p.m. F1 *at Nebraska (ESPN)... 1 p.m. F3 *MISSOURI (ESPN)... 8 p.m. F8 *at Kansas State (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. F11 *at Baylor (ESPN+)... 8 p.m. F16 *IOWA STATE (ESPN+) p.m. F19 *COLORADO (JTV)... 6:30 p.m. F23 *at Oklahoma (CBS)... 3 p.m. F26 *TEXAS A&M (JTV)... 6:30 p.m. M1 *OKLAHOMA STATE (ABC) p.m. M3 *at Texas Tech (ESPN)... 8 p.m. M9 *at Missouri (CBS)... 1 p.m. ^Preseason NIT, New York; %Portland, Ore.; &Pete Newell Challenge, Oakland, Calif; #Feist Shootout, Kansas City, Mo.;!American Airlines Center, Dallas; *Big 12 Game; (JTV) Jayhawk TV Network; (ESPN+) Big 12 syndicated TV Big 12 Men s Basketball Scoreboard Colorado (0-0, 0-0) Iowa State (0-0, 0-0) N12 NORTHERN STATE#... W, N2 ILLINOIS ALL-STARS#... W, N17 EA SPORTS ALL-STARS#... W, N22 CAL POLY... 7 p.m. N24 STETSON... 7 p.m. N27 at New Mexico State...7:05 p.m. D3 GEORGIA... 7 p.m. D7 at Missouri-Kansas City p.m. D11 CHICAGO STATE... 7 p.m. D21 at Rice...6:05 p.m. D23 NORTH TEXAS... 7 p.m. D27 UL Lafayette^ (ESPN2)... 11:30 a.m. D28 at Charlotte^ (ESPN2)... 12:30 p.m. D29 Loyola-Chicago^... 12:30 p.m. J4 PENNSYLVANIA... 7 p.m. J7 COLORADO STATE... 7 p.m. J11 *at Oklahoma (ESPN+)... 2 p.m. J15 *KANSAS STATE (ESPN+)... 8 p.m. J18 *at Nebraska...6:05 p.m. J22 *KANSAS (ESPN+)... 7 p.m. J29 *at Texas Tech...7:15 p.m. F1 *at Missouri (ESPN+)... 2 p.m. F4 *TEXAS... 7 p.m. F8 *IOWA STATE (ESPN+)... 7 p.m. F11 *at Kansas State... 6 p.m. F15 *TEXAS A&M... 7 p.m. F19 *at Kansas...5:30 p.m. F22 *MISSOURI (ESPN)... 7 p.m. F25 *at Iowa State... 6 p.m. M1 *at Baylor... 2 p.m. M5 *OKLAHOMA STATE... 7 p.m. M8 *NEBRASKA... 7 p.m. All times are Mountain; HOME GAMES IN CAPS; #exhibition; ^Pepsi Holiday Classic, Charlotte, N.C.;!American Airlines Center, Dallas; *Big 12 Game; (ESPN+) Big 12 syndicated TV Kansas State (0-0, 0-0) N7 EA SPORTS ALL-STARS#... L, N13 ATHLETES FIRST#... W, N23 Brigham Young^...4:15 p.m. N24 Toledo^...4:15 p.m. N25 Michigan/St. Bonaventure/Virginia Tech^ N30 NORTHWESTERN (WTN)... 7 p.m. D4 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF... 7 p.m. D7 at Wisconsin-Green Bay... 7 p.m. D11 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN (Metro)7 p.m. D14 at Wichita State... 7 p.m. D20 LIPSCOMB... 8 p.m. D22 OREGON STATE (Metro)... 1 p.m. D29 MONMOUTH... 2 p.m. J2 ST. LOUIS (Metro)... 7 p.m. J6 CENTRAL FLORIDA... 7 p.m. J11 *TEXAS TECH... 6 p.m. J15 *at Colorado (ESPN+)... 8 p.m. J18 *at Kansas... 7 p.m. J22 *NEBRASKA... 7 p.m. J25 *at Texas A&M... 3 p.m. F1 *OKLAHOMA (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. F5 *at Oklahoma State (Metro)... 7 p.m. F8 *KANSAS (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. F11 *COLORADO... 7 p.m. F15 *at Missouri (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. F19 *BAYLOR... 7 p.m. F22 *at Iowa State (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. F25 *at Nebraska (WTN)... 7 p.m. M1 *MISSOURI (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. M4 *at Texas (WTN)... 7 p.m. M8 *IOWA STATE (WTN)... 7 p.m. ^Paradise Jam Tournament, St. Thomas, V.I.;!American Airlines Center, Dallas; *Big 12 Game; (WTN) Wildcat TV network; (Metro) Metro TV; (ESPN+) Big 12 syndicated TV N18 GLOBAL SPORTS#... W, N25 COE COLLEGE... 7 p.m. N29 MERCER... 7 p.m. D2 JACKSON STATE... 7 p.m. D6 WESTERN ILLINOIS^ (CTN)... 8 p.m. D7 SUNY-BINGHAMTON/DENVER^ (CTN) 8 p.m. D10 BOSTON COLLEGE (ESPN)... 6 p.m. D13 at Iowa (local TV)... 7 p.m. D15 SAVANNAH STATE (CTN)... 1 p.m. D22 DRAKE (CTN)... 1 p.m. D29 at Northern Iowa (local TV)... 7 p.m. D31 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF... 6 p.m. J6 *KANSAS (ESPN)... 8 p.m. J11 *at Texas (ESPN+)... 8 p.m. J18 *OKLAHOMA (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. J21 *at Missouri (CTN)... 7 p.m. J25 *NEBRASKA (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. J29 *at Oklahoma State (CTN)... 7 p.m. F1 *BAYLOR (CTN)... 7 p.m. F8 *at Colorado (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. F12 *TEXAS TECH (CTN)... 7 p.m. F16 *at Kansas (ESPN+) p.m. F19 *at Texas A&M... 7 p.m. F22 *KANSAS STATE (ESPN+). 12:45 p.m. F25 *COLORADO (CTN)... 7 p.m. M1 *at Nebraska (CTN)... 7 p.m. M5 *MISSOURI (CTN)... 7 p.m. M8 *at Kansas State (CTN)... 7 p.m. All times are Central; HOME GAMES IN CAPS; #exhibition;!american Airlines Center, Dallas; ^Cyclone Challenge, Ames, Iowa; (CTN) Cyclone TV; *Big 12 Game; (ESPN+) Big 12 syndicated TV Missouri (0-0, 0-0) N2 EA SPORTS# (MSN)... W, (ot) N8 MID-WEST ALL STARS# (MSN)W, N22 AMERICAN (MSN)... 7 p.m. N30 AUSTIN PEAY (MSN)... 1 p.m. D2 SACRAMENTO STATE (MSN).. 7 p.m. D7 Southern California% (MSN)... 6 p.m. D9 WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY (MSN)7 p.m. D14 MEMPHIS (ESPN)...4:30 p.m. D21 Illinois^ (ESPN)... 4:30 p.m. D30 VALPARAISO (MSN)... 7 p.m. J4 at Iowa (ESPN)...3:05 p.m. J7 CENTENARY (MSN)... 7 p.m. J11 *BAYLOR (MSN)... 6 p.m. J13 at Syracuse (ESPN)... 6 p.m. J18 *at Oklahoma State (ESPN+) 12:45 p.m. J21 *IOWA STATE (MSN)... 7 p.m. J25 *at Texas (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. J29 *at Nebraska (MSN)... 7 p.m. F1 *COLORADO (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. F3 *at Kansas (ESPN)... 8 p.m. F9 *TEXAS TECH (ABC)... 12:30 p.m. F12 *at Texas A&M (MSN)... 7 p.m. F15 *KANSAS STATE (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. F18 *NEBRASKA (MSN)... 7 p.m. F22 *at Colorado (ESPN)... 8 p.m. F26 *OKLAHOMA (ESPN+)... 8 p.m. M1 *at Kansas State (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. M5 *at Iowa State (ESPN+)... 7 p.m. M9 *KANSAS (CBS)... 1 p.m. All times are Central; HOME GAMES IN CAPS; #exhibition; %John R. Wooden Classic, Anaheim, Calif.; ^Savvis Center, St. Louis, Mo.; (MSN) Mizzou Sports Network; *Big 12 Game; (ESPN+) Big 12 syndicated TV;!American Airlines Center, Dallas

9 Nebraska (0-0, 0-0) N7 EA SPORTS#... W, N14 NW SPORTS TOURS#... W, N21 Centenary^ a.m. N23 UW-Green Bay/Alaska-Fairbanks^ N24 UCSB/Ball State/Alcorn State/Weber State^ D1 TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO...2:05 p.m. D5 at South Florida (ESPN2) D8 MINNESOTA...2:05 p.m. D14 IPFW...7:05 p.m. D21 CREIGHTON...7:05 p.m. D27 Santa Barbara~ D28 Bucknell/Arizona State~ D31 EASTERN WASHINGTON...2:05 p.m. J4 DENVER...2:05 p.m. J7 LIPSCOMB... 7:05 p.m. J11 *at Kansas (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. J15 *TEXAS A&M... 7:05 p.m. J18 *COLORADO...7:05 p.m. J22 *at Kansas State... 7 p.m. J25 *at Iowa State (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. J29 *MISSOURI...7:05 p.m. F1 *KANSAS (ESPN)... 1 p.m. F5 *at Texas Tech... 8:15 p.m. F12 *OKLAHOMA STATE...7:05 p.m. F15 *TEXAS (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. F18 *at Missouri... 7 p.m. F22 *at Baylor... 2 p.m. F25 *KANSAS STATE...7:05 p.m. M1 *IOWA STATE...7:05 p.m. M4 *at Oklahoma... 7 p.m. M8 *at Colorado... 8 p.m. ^Top of the World Classic, Fairbanks, Alaska; ~ASU Hoops Classic, Tempe, Ariz.;!American Airlines Center, Dallas; *Big 12 Game; (ESPN+) Big 12 syndicated TV Texas (1-0, 0-0) (0-0 H; 0-0 A; 1-0 N) N4 TARLETON STATE#... W, N10 EA SPORTS ALL-STARS#... W, N15 Georgia^ (ESPN2)(16)... W, N23 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN (LSN)... 7 p.m. N27 TEXAS-ARLINGTON (LSN)... 7 p.m. N30 Seton Hall~ (LSN)... 4 p.m. D7 George Washington~ (Raycom). 12 p.m. D8 Maryland/Notre Dame~ (Raycom)12/2:30 p.m. D15 at Arizona (Fox)...3:30 p.m. D19 McNEESE STATE (LSN)... 7 p.m. D22 PRINCETON (ESPN)... 4 p.m. D30 LOUISIANA TECH (LSN)... 7 p.m. J5 MOUNT ST. MARY S (LSN)... 1 p.m. J11 *IOWA STATE (ESPN+)... 8 p.m. J15 *at Baylor (ESPN+)... 8 p.m. J18 *TEXAS A&M (LSN)... 7 p.m. J25 *MISSOURI (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. J27 *at Kansas (ESPN)... 8 p.m. F1 *OKLAHOMA STATE (ESPN+). 3 p.m. F4 *at Colorado... 7 p.m. F8 *at Texas A&M (ESPN2)... 7 p.m. F10 *OKLAHOMA (ESPN)... 8 p.m. F15 *at Nebraska (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. F17 *TEXAS TECH (ESPN)... 8 p.m. F22 *at Oklahoma State (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. F26 *BAYLOR (LSN)... 7 p.m. M1 *at Texas Tech (CBS)... 3 p.m. M4 *KANSAS STATE (LSN)... 7 p.m. M8 *at Oklahoma (ABC)...2:30 p.m. ^Coaches vs. Cancer, New York; ~Space City Basketball Classic, Houston; %BB&T Classic, Washington, D.C.;!American Airlines Center, Dallas; *Big 12 Game; (ESPN+) Big 12 syndicated TV; (LSN) Longhorn Sports Network; (Fox) Fox Sports Net Big 12 Men s Basketball Scoreboard Oklahoma (0-1, 0-0) (0-0 H; 0-0 A; 0-1 N) N9 GLOBAL SPORTS#... W, N14 Alabama^ (ESPN2)(8)... L, N17 ATHLETES FIRST#... W, N22 UC IRVINE% (SSN)... 7 p.m. N23 PRINCETON/W. MICHIGAN% 12/2 p.m. N30 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M (SSN)... 7 p.m. D7 HARTFORD (SSN)... 7 p.m. D14 COPPIN STATE (SSN)... 3 p.m. D21 GEORGIA STATE (SSN)... 4 p.m. D28 Mississippi State& (Fox) p.m. D30 UNC ASHEVILLE... 7 p.m. J4 Michigan State! (ESPN)... 8 p.m. J7 CONNECTICUT (ESPN2)... 7 p.m. J11 *COLORADO (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. J13 *at Oklahoma State (ESPN)... 8 p.m. J18 *at Iowa State (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. J20 *TEXAS TECH (ESPN)... 8 p.m. J25 *at Baylor (SSN)... 5 p.m. J28 *TEXAS A&M (ESPN2)... 6 p.m. F1 *at Kansas State (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. F8 *BAYLOR (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. F10 *at Texas (ESPN)... 8 p.m. F15 *at Texas Tech (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. F19 *OKLAHOMA STATE (ESPN+). 8 p.m. F23 *KANSAS (CBS)... 3 p.m. F26 *at Missouri (ESPN+)... 8 p.m. M1 *at Texas A&M (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. M4 *NEBRASKA (SSN)... 7 p.m. M8 *TEXAS (ABC)...2:30 p.m. ^Coaches vs. Cancer, New York, N.Y.; %Sooner Invitational, Norman, Okla.; &Sugar Bowl Classic, New Orleans, La.;!Touchstone Energy All-College Classic, Oklahoma City, Okla.;!American Airlines Center, Dallas; *Big 12 Game; (ESPN+) Big 12 syndicated TV; (SSN) Sooner Sports Network TV; (Fox) Fox Sports Net Texas A&M (0-0, 0-0) N11 MBC NIKOLAEV#... W, N19 EA SPORTS ALL-STARS#... 7 p.m. N24 TEXAS SOUTHERN... 7 p.m. N26 at Miami, Fla p.m. N30 vs. LSU^ (LSTV)...1:30 p.m. D2 OAKLAND... 7 p.m. D4 TENNESSEE (LSTV)... 7 p.m. D7 at Prairie View A&M...3:30 p.m. D15 TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO... 2 p.m. D21 LOUISIANA-MONROE... 7 p.m. D27 Princeton%...8:30 p.m. D28 Santa Clara/Mississippi Valley%6/8:30 p.m. J2 CENTENARY... 7 p.m. J11 *OKLAHOMA STATE (FSW)... 3 p.m. J15 *at Nebraska...7:05 p.m. J18 *at Texas (FWS)... 7 p.m. J25 *KANSAS STATE... 3 p.m. J28 *at Oklahoma (ESPN2)... 6 p.m. F1 *TEXAS TECH (LSTV)...5:30 p.m. F5 *at Baylor (FSW)... 7 p.m. F8 *TEXAS (ESPN2)... 7 p.m. F12 *MISSOURI (LSTV)... 7 p.m. F15 *at Colorado... 8 p.m. F19 *IOWA STATE... 7 p.m. F22 *at Texas Tech (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. F26 *at Kansas...6:30 p.m. M1 *OKLAHOMA (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. M5 *BAYLOR (LSTV)... 7 p.m. M8 *at Oklahoma State (ESPN+) 12:45 p.m. M13-16 Phillips 66/Big 12 Tournament! ^Reliant Center, Houston, Texas; %Cable Car Classic, Santa Clara, Calif.;!American Airlines Center, Dallas; *Big 12 Game; (LSTV) Lone Star TV; (ESPN+) Big 12 syndicated TV; (FSW) Fox Sports Southwest Oklahoma State (0-0, 0-0) N12 GLOBAL SPORTS#... W, N18 BRANCH WEST BASKETBALLW, N22 YALE... 7 p.m. N27 at Alaska-Anchorage^ (ESPN2)10:30 p.m. N29 College of Charlston/Wyoming^ N30 Loyola Marymount/Villanova/Montana/ Michigan State^ D5 HARTFORD... 7 p.m. D8 NORTHWESTERN STATE... 3 p.m. D15 FRESNO STATE... 1 p.m. D18 MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY... 7 p.m. D21 at Wichita State (CSN)...1:30 p.m. D30 ARKANSAS (CSN)... 7 p.m. J4 Brigham Young% (ESPN2)... 5:30 p.m. J8 TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 7 p.m. J11 *at Texas A&M (FSW)... 3 p.m. J13 *OKLAHOMA (ESPN)... 8 p.m. J18 *MISSOURI (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. J21 *at Baylor (CSN)... 7 p.m. J26 *at Texas Tech (ESPN+)... 1 p.m. J29 *IOWA STATE... 7 p.m. F1 *at Texas (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. F5 *KANSAS STATE (CSN)... 7 p.m. F9 at Cincinnati (ABC)... 2:30 p.m. F12 *at Nebraska (CSN)... 7 p.m. F15 *BAYLOR... 7 p.m. F19 *at Oklahoma (ESPN+)... 8 p.m. F22 *TEXAS (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. F24 *TEXAS TECH (ESPN)... 8 p.m. M1 *at Kansas (ABC) p.m. M5 *at Colorado... 8 p.m. M8 *TEXAS A&M (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. ^Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout, Anchorage, Alaska; %Touchtone Energy All-College Classic, Oklahoma City, Okla;!American Airlines Center, Dallas; *Big 12 Game; (ESPN+) Big 12 syndicated TV; (FSW) Fox Sports Southwest; (CSN) Cowboy Sports Network TV Texas Tech (0-0, 0-0) N7 EA SPORTS# (TTV)... W, N14 ATHLETES FIRST# (TTV)... W, N22 UNC-WILMINGTON (TTV).8:15 p.m. N26 SMU (TTV)...8:15 p.m. N30 at UTEP (TTV)... 8:05 p.m. D3 at TCU (TTV)... 8:05 p.m. D7 NICHOLLS STATE (TTV)... 1:15 p.m. D14 at Wyoming (TTV)... 9 p.m. D18 NEW MEXICO (ESPN)... 6 p.m. D21 NEW MEXICO STATE (TTV)1:15 p.m. D28 at Minnesota (ESPN+)... 1 p.m. J1 HOUSTON (TTV)... 1:15 p.m. J6 at San Diego State (ESPN) p.m. J11 *at Kansas State (TTV)... 6 p.m. J18 *BAYLOR... 12:15 p.m. J20 *at Oklahoma (ESPN)... 8 p.m. J26 *OKLAHOMA STATE (ESPN+). 1 p.m. J29 *COLORADO (TTV)... 8:15 p.m. F1 *at Texas A&M...5:30 p.m. F5 *NEBRASKA (TTV)...8:15 p.m. F9 *at Missouri (ABC)... 12:30 p.m. F12 *at Iowa State (TTV)... 7 p.m. F15 *OKLAHOMA (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. F17 *at Texas (ESPN)... 8 p.m. F22 *TEXAS A&M (ESPN+)... 12:45 p.m. F24 *at Oklahoma State (ESPN)... 8 p.m. M1 *TEXAS (CBS)... 3 p.m. M3 *KANSAS (ESPN)... 8 p.m. M8 *at Baylor (ESPN+)... 3 p.m. All times are Central; HOME GAMES IN CAPS; #exhibition;!american Airlines Center, Dallas; *Big 12 Game; (TTV) Texas Tech TV; (ESPN+) Big 12 syndicated TV