PHILLIPS 66 BIG 12 TOURNAMENT. 11 TEXAS TECH (12-15, 3-13) vs. # 6 MISSOURI (17-11, 10-6) SCHEDULE

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1 TEXAS TECH BASKETBALL Chris Cook, Associate Media Relations Director (Men s Basketball) 806/ ph 806/ fx chris.cook@ttu.edu SCHEDULE N11 ARKANSAS EXPRESS W, N15 GLOBAL SPORTS W, PHILLIPS 66 BIG 12 TOURNAMENT THUR-SUN., MARCH 9-12, 2000 KEMPER ARENA KANSAS CITY, MO N19 INDIANA L, N24 at Texas A&M-CC W, N27 at Texas-El Paso W, D1 NORTH TEXAS W, D4 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE W, D8 at Stephen F. Austin W, D17 at New Mexico State L, D21 SOUTHWEST TEXAS W, D29 ORAL ROBERTS W, J3 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M W, J8 at Oklahoma State ( # 12) L, J10 CENTENARY W, J15 TEXAS A&M L, J19 at Nebraska L, J22 TEXAS ( # 13) L, J26 at Baylor L, J29 OKLAHOMA ( # 17) L, F2 OKLAHOMA STATE ( # 13) L, F5 at Kansas ( # 15) L, F9 at Texas ( # 16) L, F12 BAYLOR W, F15 MISSOURI L, F19 at Texas A&M W, F23 at Oklahoma ( # 20) L, F26 KANSAS STATE W, M1 IOWA STATE ( # 14) L, M4 at Colorado L, M9- at Big 12 Conference M12 Championships (Kansas City) # 11 TEXAS TECH (12-15, 3-13) vs. # 6 MISSOURI (17-11, 10-6) First Round Game Thur., March 9, :20 p.m. TEXAS TECH FACES MISSOURI IN BIG 12 TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND The Red Raiders earned the tournament s No. 11 seed and face No. 6 Missouri in the first round of the Phillips 66 Big 12 Tournament. The game is set for Thur., March 9, and is scheduled for an 8:20 p.m. (CST) tip-off. ESPN Regional will carry the game live with Greg Lucas (play-by-play) and Jon Sunvold (color commentary) calling the action. RED RAIDERS LOOK FOR FIRST TOURNEY WIN IN THREE YEARS Texas Tech enters the 2000 Big 12 Tournament looking for its first win in the postseason event since the league s inaugural tournament in The Red Raiders knocked off Kansas State in the first round of the 1997 tournament, before falling to Iowa State in the second round. Since then, Tech has dropped its opening game each of the last two seasons to Texas and Nebraska, respectively. A LOOK AT TEXAS TECH The Red Raiders are coming off of an loss at Colorado on Saturday and have dropped their last two games... Rayford Young leads the team with 17.9 points per game and has been hot lately... Young is averaging 29.7 points and is shooting 61.1 percent from the field in the last three games... Young moved into the top 10 of the all-time scoring list at Tech with 1,501 career points... Brodney Kennard is four blocks away from breaking the single-season record of 68, set by Tony Battie during the season... Kennard rejected five shots against Missouri earlier this season... Mario Layne is second on the team with 13.1 points per game, while James Ware follows with Tech is shooting 44.4 percent from the field, 34.0 percent from three and leads the Big 12 with a 72.7 percentage from the foul line... the opposition holds a narrow 0.7 scoring advantage and dominates the Red Raiders on the boards by 3.7 rebounds per game ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl-Exp. Hometown (High School/Transfer) PPG RPG 3 Rayford Young G Sr.-3L Pampa, Texas (Pampa) James Ware G/F Sr.-1L Minneapolis, Minn. (Midland College) Ronald Hobbs G/F Fr.-HS Fort Worth, Texas (Everman High School) Mario Layne F Sr.-1l St. Michael, Barbados (South Plains Coll.) Brodney Kennard F Sr.-1L Fort Worth, Texas (Tyler JC) Moses Malone Jr. G So.-Tr Friendswood, Texas (U. of Houston) Chris Cassidy G So.-HS Corpus Christi, Texas (Calallen) Cliff Owens F Sr.-3L Santa Fe, Texas (Santa Fe) Johnny Phillips C Jr.-2L Fort Worth, Texas (Southwest) Jayson Mitchell F Jr.-1L Tyler, Texas (McLennan CC) Josh Faltesek F Fr.-HS Amarillo, Texas (Amarillo) Andy Ellis C So.-1L Lamesa, Texas (Lamesa) # # injured RED RAIDER BASKETBALL

2 BIG 12 CONFERENCE STANDINGS (FINAL) SCHOOL ALL BIG 12 STREAK Iowa State W4 Texas W3 Oklahoma State L1 Oklahoma W4 Kansas W1 Missouri L1 Colorado W1 Nebraska L2 Baylor L1 Texas A&M W1 Texas Tech L2 Kansas State L PHILLIPS 66 BIG 12 TOURNAMENT First Round Thu., March 9 (9) Baylor vs. (8) Nebraska Noon (12) Kansas St. vs. (5) Kansas 2:20 p.m. (10) Texas A&M vs. (7) Colorado 6 p.m. (11) Texas Tech vs. (6) Missouri 8:20 p.m. Second Round Fri., March 10 BU/NU vs. (1) Iowa State Noon KSU/KU vs. (4) Oklahoma State 2:20 p.m. A&M/CU vs. (2) Texas 6 p.m. TTU/MU vs. (3) Oklahoma 8:20 p.m. Semifinals Sat., March 11 Semifinal #1 1 p.m. Semifinal #2 3:20 p.m. Championship Game Sun., March 12 Big 12 Championship Game 2 p.m. TECH VS OPPONENTS Baylor Centenary 6-0 Colorado 4-13 Indiana 0-3 Iowa State 1-6 Kansas 1-10 Kansas State 5-8 UL-Lafayette 2-2 Missouri 3-4 Nebraska 6-9 New Mexico State North Texas 9-5 Oklahoma Oklahoma State 6-15 Oral Roberts 4-0 Prairie View A&M 4-0 Stephen F. Austin 7-1 Southwest Texas State 1-0 Texas Texas-El Paso Texas A&M Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 1-0 TOTALS (.534) THE MISSOURI TIGERS Head Coach: Quin Snyder (Duke, 89) Record/Record at Missouri: 17-11, 1st season Leading Scorer: Keyon Dooling (15.2 ppg) Leading Rebounder: Tajudeen Soyoye (6.4 rpg) MISSOURI TIGERS No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl-Exp. Hometown (High School/Transfer) PPG RPG 3 Kenge Stevenson F So.-1L Ladue, Mo. (Ladue) Clarence Gilbert G So.-1L Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (Dillard) Keyon Dooling G So.-1L Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (Dillard) Mark Wampler G/F GS-2L Savannah, Mo. (Savannah) Brian Grawer G Jr.-2L St. Louis, Mo. (Pattonville) Josh Kroenke G Fr.-HS Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge) Kareem Rush F Fr.-HS Kansas City, Mo. (Pembroke Hill) Jeff Hafer G Sr.-3L Joplin, Mo. (Joplin) Johnnie Parker G/F Jr.-2L St. Louis, Mo (Webster Groves) Tajudeen Soyoye F/C Jr.-TR Lagos, Nigeria (Meridian CC) Pat Shumacher C So.-1L St. Louis, Mo. (Hazelwood Central) Missouri enters the game with a overall record and 7-9 mark in Big 12 play. The Tigers have struggled lately, dropping three of their last four games. Their lone win during that stretch was an win at home over Nebraska. The three losses, however, came against top 20 schools Oklahoma State, Oklahoma and Kansas. Keyon Dooling leads the Tigers with 15.2 points per game, followed by Kareem Rush at 15.1 points and Clarence Gilbert at 12.9 points per game. Tajudeen Soyoye adds 9.2 points per game and leads the team with 6.4 rebounds. Dooling also leads the team with 3.6 assists per game. Missouri is hitting 42.5 percent from the field and 37.3 percent from three. They trail their opposition in rebounding by 4.2 boards per game, but lead in scoring by 4.2 points per game. The Tigers won the meeting with the Red Raiders earlier this season Feb. 15. RED RAIDERS ALL-TIME VS. MISSOURI Player Gms Points Reb Ast Rayford Young Johnny Phillips Brodney Kennard Mario Layne Jayson Mitchell James Ware Josh Faltesek Ronald Hobbs Moses Malone, Jr COLORADO 88, TEXAS TECH 77 COORS EVENT & CONFERENCE CENTER, Boulder, Colorado MARCH 4, 2000 Rayford Young led all scorers with 28 points, including 15 in the second half... Young also eclipsed the 1,500-point mark for his career and is now ranked 10th all-time with 1,501 career points... Brodney Kennard registered three more blocks to move within three of tying Tony Battie s singleseason record of besides Young s 10-of-15 shooting performance, the other four Red Raider starters finished a combined 5-of-24 for 18 points... Jayson Mitchell came off the bench and struggled from the floor, but connected on 8-of-8 from the foul line and finished with his first career double-double with 11 points and a career-high 13 rebounds... CU s Jamahl Mosley hit seven field goals, one less than the Red Raiders hit in the opening frame... Jaquay Walls drilled Tech for 18 second half points on six threes... CU s 50 rebounds was the third-most given up by the Red Raiders this season (Nebraska 56, Indiana 53)... Tech s 21 bench points marks only the second time this season that the Red Raiders have posted back-to-back games where the bench out-scored the opposition s reserves... Young went without an assist for the first time since Feb. 28, 1998, against Oklahoma. TEXAS TECH HEAD COACH JAMES DICKEY Texas Tech Head Coach James Dickey is in his ninth season as the Red Raider mentor with a overall record. Dickey has guided the Red Raiders to two NCAA Tournaments, including 1996 s Sweet Sixteen appearance. Tech also has made a trip to the NIT under Dickey. He is third all-time at the University with 157 wins, trailing Gerald Myers (326 wins / ) and Polk Robison (254 wins / , 47-61). The Red Raiders won the SWC regular-season title in 1995 and tied for the honor the following season. He became only the second coach in Texas Tech

3 TECH 1,000-POINT SCORERS Rank Player Total 1. Rick Bullock, , Jason Sasser, , Cory Carr, , Lance Hughes, , Bubba Jennings, , Jim Reed, , Will Flemons, , Sean Gay, , Mike Russell, , Rayford Young, , Greg Lowery, , Jeff Taylor, , Dub Malaise, , Del Ray Mounts, , Paul Nolen, , Koy Smith, , Kent Williams, , Norman Reuther, , Harold Denney, , Stan Bonewitz, , Gene Knolle, , William Johnson, , Leon Hill, , Eugene Carpenter, , Don Grove, 1944, ,009 TEXAS TECH S RECORD WHEN... Playing ranked teams 0-8 Leading at the half 11-2 Trailing at the half 1-13 Tied at the half 0-0 Leading with 5:00 left 12-1 Trailing with 5:00 left 0-14 Tied with 5:00 left 0-0 In overtime 0-0 Out-rebounding opponents 8-2 Opponents out-rebound Tech 4-13 Teams tie in rebounds 0-0 Shooting 50% or better 6-3 Shooting less than 50% 6-12 Opponents shoot 50% or better 0-2 Opponents shoot less than 50% Tech shoots better than opponent 12-4 Opponent shoots better than Tech 0-11 Tech scores 70 or more 10-4 Tech scores less than Opponent scores 70 or more 4-12 Opponent scores less than Tech has 15 or less turnovers 7-6 Tech has more turnovers than opp 7-10 Tech/Opp tie in turnovers 1-0 history to take a team through an undefeated conference season, when the Red Raiders finished 14-0 in the SWC in He also holds the distinction of the being the only coach in school history to record a 30-win season ( ). He is a two-time Southwest Conference Coach of the Year. DICKEY VS. MISSOURI Texas Tech is 2-2 against Missouri under head coach James Dickey. Tech won the first two meetings with the Tigers under Dickey s wing, but has dropped the last two games. SERIES VS. MISSOURI Missouri leads the series 4-3 and has won the last two, including this season s win in Lubbock. The team s first met during the season in Columbia. MU won two of the first three games. The Red Raiders lead 2-1 in Lubbock and trail 2-1 in Columbia. Mizzou won the only neutral site game. Series Quick Facts Overall Missouri, 4-3 Dickey vs. Missouri 2-2 Most Tech Points 84 (Feb. 25, 1997) Most Missouri Points 92 (Dec. 5, 1955) Fewest Tech Points 60 (Dec. 5, 1955) Fewest Missouri Points 60 (Jan. 28, 1998) Largest Tech Margin 20 (Jan. 28, 1998) Largest Missouri Margin 32 (Dec. 5, 1955) In Overtime N/A TEXAS TECH-MISSOURI COMPARISONS BIG 12 BIG 12 CATEGORY TECH RANK MU RANK Record Big 12 Record th th Points per game th th Points allowed per game th th Rebounds per game th th Rebounds allowed p/g th th FG Percentage.444 6th th FG Percentage Defense.411 4th th 3-PT Percentage.341 7th.373 4th 3-PT Percentage Defense.350 9th.330 3rd FT Percentage.727 1st.698 3rd DICKEY HIGH ON BIG 12 TENURE LIST Texas Tech head coach James Dickey trails only Danny Nee, Roy Williams and Eddie Sutton in tenure among Big 12 head coaches. Dickey is in his ninth season. Coach School Years Danny Nee Nebraska 14 Roy Williams Kansas 12 Eddie Sutton Oklahoma State 10 James Dickey Texas Tech 9 Kelvin Sampson Oklahoma 6 Tom Asbury Kansas State 6 Ricardo Patton Colorado 5 Rick Barnes Texas 2 Larry Eustachy Iowa State 2 Melvin Watkins Texas A&M 2 Dave Bliss Baylor 1 Quin Snyder Missouri 1 POINT PRODUCTION IS ON THE RISE During Texas Tech s eight-game losing streak, the Red Raiders averaged only 63.9 points per game. In the last seven games, where Tech is 3-4, the Raiders are averaging 75 points. KENNARD CONTINUES ASSAULT ON SINGLE-SEASON BLOCKS RECORD Brodney Kennard is quickly moving up the blocking charts at Texas Tech. He has 65 rejections this season, which ranks second on the single-season blocks list behind Tony Battie (68). Kennard ranks fourth all-time at Tech with 102 swats. He blocked three shots in Tech s loss to Iowa State and three at Colorado.

4 BIG 12 STATISTICS (Individual) SCORING AVG/GM 1. Marcus Fizer, Iowa State Rayford Young, Texas Tech Mario Layne, Texas Tech James Ware, Texas Tech 11.1 REBOUNDS AVG/GM 1. Chris Mihm, Texas Brodney Kennard, Texas Tech 6.9 ASSISTS AVG/GM 1. Doug Gottlieb, Oklahoma State Rayford Young, Texas Tech 4.1 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE PCT 1. Brian Grawer, Missouri Rayford Young, Texas Tech Jayson Mitchell, Texas Tech.738 STEALS AVG/GM 1. Terry Black, Baylor Rayford Young, Texas Tech 1.9 3PT FIELD GOALS MADE AVG/GM 1. Tevis Stukes, Baylor James Ware, Texas Tech Rayford Young, Texas Tech 1.9 3PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE PCT 1. Darren Kelly, Texas James Ware, Texas Tech.401 BLOCKS AVG/GM 1. Chris Mihm, Texas Brodney Kennard, Texas Tech 2.4 BIG 12 STATISTICS (Team) CATEGORY TECH Scoring Offense 8th 71.2 Scoring Defense 9th 71.9 Scoring Margin 8th -0.7 Free Throw % 1st.727 Field Goal % 6th.444 Field Goal % Defense 4th pt Field Goal % 7th pt FG % Defense 9th.350 Rebounding Offense 9th 35.8 Rebounding Defense 12th 39.5 Rebounding Margin 11th -3.7 Blocked Shots 3rd 4.9 Assists 12th 13.3 Steals 125h 6.3 YOUNG NOTHING SHORT OF EN FUEGO DOWN THE STRETCH Rayford Young has had the hot hand of late. In the last three games, Rayford has gone 32-of-49 from the field (.653), 12-of-19 from three (.632) and 13-of-14 from the foul line (.929). In the previous 24 games his shooting percentage from the field was.402. Young s last three games Opponent FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Points Kansas State Iowa State Colorado Game Totals ppg Previous 24 games ppg MORE ON RAYFORD YOUNG Young currently has 483 points on the season and will try to become only the 16th player to score 500 points in a season at Tech when the Red Raiders take on Missouri. Fifteen players have done so on 26 occasions. 55-GAME ASSIST STREAK ENDS AT COLORADO Rayford Young s 55-game assists streak came to an end at Colorado. Rayford s last game without an assist came against Oklahoma on Feb. 28, THE FOUL LINE HAS BECOME AS HOT AS THE EQUATOR In the last three game, Texas Tech has been hot from the line. The Raiders have connected on 47- of-54 for 87 percent. Prior to that, Tech was shooting 71.2 percent. TECH S WOES AWAY FROM HOME Texas Tech s first season in the Big 12 garnered a 5-3 Big 12 road record. Since the first season, wins on the road have been hard to come by. Year Road Record Road Victories Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Kansas State, Texas A&M, Missouri Baylor, Oklahoma, Texas A&M Baylor Texas A&M VINTAGE YOUNG IN FINAL HOME GAME Rayford Young ended his Texas Tech home career with an impressive 36-point performance against Iowa State Wednesday. The point total was the second-best of his career. He hit 13-of-21 shots from the field, 3-of-6 from three and 7-of-8 from the foul line. His career high is 41 points. MARATHON MEN Three Red Raiders are averaging over 30 minutes per game this season all starters. Rayford Young leads the pack with 36 minutes per game, followed by James Ware (32.7) and Brodney Kennard (31.5). Mario Layne is just under 30 at 29.3 minutes. Before he went down with a season-ending injury, Andy Ellis was logging Jayson Mitchell is next in line with CURRENT LINEUP SHOWING SOME SUCCESS Texas Tech has used four different lineups this season, primarily due to injury. Tech s first starting five posted a 9-5 record, before the injury to Andy Ellis altered the lineup. Lineup Record Layne, Kennard, Ellis, Ware, Young 9-5 Layne, Kennard, Phillips, Ware Young 1-6 Layne, Kennard, Mitchell, Ware, Young 0-1 Layne, Kennard, Hobbs, Ware, Young 2-3 RED RAIDERS CASHING IN AT THE LINE Texas Tech is first in the Big 12 in free throw shooting at 72.7 percent. In 27 games this season, Tech has connected on 420-of-578 attempts. Rayford Young leads the team with 83.6 percent and is second in the Big 12. RAIDERS PROTECT HOME FLOOR With the win over Kansas State, Texas Tech secured its ninth-straight winning record at home, all under James Dickey. Tech finished the home schedule with an 8-7 record. During the course of that span, Tech posted perfect records twice 13-0 in and 14-0 in Tech also posted a 36-game homecourt winning streak from 1994 to 1997.

5 MEDIA INFORMATION MONDAY PRESS CONFERENCES Texas Tech head coach James Dickey will hold a weekly press conference each Monday during the season at 11:15 a.m. in the press conference room at the United Spirit Arena. MEDIA SERVICES Game notes, rosters, conference and NCAA statistics, and game posters will be available in the media room in the south end of the United Spirit Arena. A complete play-by-play, halftime and final statistics, and coach and player quotes will be provided to all media representatives. Telephones for writers to file from are located at press row and in the media workroom. If you wish to order a phone line, please contact Texas Tech Communication Services at (806) A light pregame meal will be served approximately one hour before tip-off. POSTGAME INTERVIEWS After meeting with the team during the 10-minute cooling off period, Texas Tech head coach James Dickey will conduct postgame interviews in the media interview area just south of the Red Raider locker room. One or two Red Raider players will also be available. The Texas Tech locker room will be open once coach Dickey departs for the interview area after the 10-minute cooling off period BIG 12 TELECONFERENCE Through the work of Premier Teleconferencing, the Big 12 hosts individual news conferences with each head coach, starting at 10 a.m. (CT), during the season. The briefings originate from the conference headquarters on the 28th floor of the Wyndham Anatole Hotel in Dallas. 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. The session schedule is Tuesdays-Nov. 30; Dec. 7 and 14; Mondays-Jan. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28; Mar. 6, :00-10:10 Roy Williams, Kansas 10:10-10:20 Melvin Watkins, Texas A&M 10:20-10:30 Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma St. 10:30-10:40 Dave Bliss, Baylor 10:40-10:50 Quin Snyder, Missouri 10:50-11:00 James Dickey, Texas Tech 11:00-11:10 Ricardo Patton, Colorado 11:10:11:20 Tom Asbury, Kansas St. 11:20-11:30 Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma 11:30-11:40 Danny Nee, Nebraska 11:40-11:50 Rick Barnes, Texas 11:50-Noon Larry Eustachy, Iowa St. Noon-12:10 Selected Student-Athlete For those needing to hear a replay of the briefing, the replay telephone number is (402) The replay is available after 4 p.m. (CT). GET THAT OUTTA HERE Texas Tech ranks third in the Big 12 in blocked shots with 4.9 per game. Kansas is the leader with 5.5 blocks per outing. Tech posted a season-high nine blocks against Iowa State. SEEING TRIPLE James Ware and Rayford Young have combined for 114 of Tech s 156 three-point baskets this season. Ware leads the team with 61 made threes, followed by Young s 53. MARATHON MEN Three Red Raiders are averaging over 30 minutes per game this season all starters. Rayford Young leads the pack with 36 minutes per game, followed by James Ware (32.7) and Brodney Kennard (31.5). Mario Layne is just under 30 at 29.3 minutes. Before he went down with a season-ending injury, Andy Ellis was logging Jayson Mitchell is next in line with RED RAIDERS IN THE CLUTCH Tech has made 96-of-131 (.733) free throws in the final five minutes of games and 57-of-78 (.731) in the final two minutes. Rayford Young is hitting.857 from the line down the stretch. Young has attempted 32 free throws in the final two minutes this season with 26 makes. YOUNG CRACKS TOP 10 SCORING LIST Rayford Young s 28 points at Colorado propelled him into 10th place on the all-time scoring list at Tech. He began the season in the 24th position. Scoring 1. Rick Bullock (73-76) 2, Sean Gay (86-89) 1, Mike Russell (76-78) 1, Rayford Young (96-00) 1,501 YOUNG REACHES MILESTONE Rayford Young became only the third player in school history to tally 1,000 career points and 400 assists in a career when he dished out his 400th assists against Iowa State. Sean Gay (1,597 points, 432 assists) and Stan Bonewitz (1,092 points, 430 assists) are the only two other players to accomplish this feat. Other categories Young is moving up in: Three-Point Field Goals 1. Cory Carr (94-98) Stan Bonewitz (95-99) Koy Smith (92-96) Lance Hughes (91-95) Rayford Young (96-00) 167 Assists 1. Stan Bonewitz (95-99) Sean Gay (85-89) Rayford Young (96-00) 404 Steals 1. Sean Gay (85-89) Rayford Young (96-00) 170 KENNARD TURNS IN BEST PERFORMANCE In his best game in two seasons as a Red Raider, senior forward Brodney Kennard posted 14 points and a career-high 16 rebounds against Kansas State. He also recorded his first career double-double and shot a career-best 7-of-11 from the field. TECH OPPONENTS RANKED AMONG NATION S BEST Six Red Raider opponents are ranked among the top 25 in the March 7 ESPN/USA Today and Associated Press polls. Iowa State (9/7), Indiana (13/18), Oklahoma State (14/17), Texas (15/ 13), Oklahoma (18/15) and Kansas (24/24) are all ranked. Rankings are listed (ESPN-USA Today/AP). ATTENDANCE RECORDS Texas Tech s sellout crowd of 15,050 against Indiana at the inaugural game in the United Spirit Arena marked the largest home crowd in school history to witness a Red Raider basketball game. The A&M game crowd of 14,324 is the second largest, while the Texas game drew 14,045. Oklahoma drew 10,624.

6 BASKETBALL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Name Texas Tech University City/Zip Lubbock, Texas Founded 1923 Enrollment 25,000 Nickname Red Raiders School Colors Scarlet and Black Arena United Spirit Arena (15,050) Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Big 12 Chancellor John T. Montford President Dr. Donald Haragan Athletic Director Gerald Myers SWA Dr. Judith Henry Athletic Department Phone 806/ BASKETBALL SUPPORT STAFF Asst. AD for Operations Ron Damron Ticket Manager Russell Warren Ticket Office Phone 806/ Toll-Free Ticket Office Phone 800-GOBIG12 Men s Basketball Trainer Jon Murray Training Room Phone 806/ MEDIA RELATIONS Director of Media Relations Kent Partridge Men s Basketball SID Chris Cook Cook s Home Phone 806/ Cook s chris.cook@ttu.edu Associate Director Tammi Hoffman Assistant Director Greg Greenwell Secretary Sheila Tucker Media Relations Office Phone 806/ Media Relations Office Fax 806/ Athletic Website MEN S BASKETBALL Head Coach James Dickey Assistant Coach Alvin Brooks Assistant Coach Shanon Hays Assistant Coach Will Flemons Head/Basketball Operations _ Grant McCasland Secretary Leslie Hartline Men s Basketball Office Phone 806/ Men s Basketball mbb@ttu.edu TEAM FACTS Returning Letterwinners 8 Letterwinners Lost 2 Newcomers 4 (includes two walk-ons) TOP STATISTICAL RETURNERS Scoring Average Rayford Young (16.1) FG Percentage Brodney Kennard (.534) 3-PT FG Percentage James Ware (.440) FT Percentage Rayford Young (.877) Rebound Average Cliff Owens (7.0) Assist Average Rayford Young (3.9) Steal Average Rayford Young (1.9) Blocked Shots Average _ Brodney Kennard (1.2) RED RAIDERS BY CLASS Freshmen 2 Sophomores 3 Juniors 2 Seniors 4 THE EIGHT-GAME SKID Over the course of Texas Tech s eight-game losing streak (which came to an end with a win over Baylor on Feb. 12), the Red Raiders faced one of the toughest stretch of games in school history. Five of the eight opponents were ranked in the top 20. Date Opponent Rank Result J15 Texas A&M UR L, J19 at Nebraska UR L, J22 Texas 13 L, J26 at Baylor UR L, J29 Oklahoma 17 L, F2 Oklahoma State 13 L, F5 at Kansas 15 L, F9 at Texas 16 L, TEXAS TECH VS. THE BIG 12 Texas Tech has faced the member institutions of the Big 12 on 418 occasions. Tech played its 400th game against a current Big 12 opponent with a home win over Kansas Feb. 13, TEAM RECORD Baylor Colorado 4-13 Iowa State 1-6 Kansas 1-10 Kansas State 5-8 Missouri 3-4 Nebraska 6-9 Oklahoma Oklahoma State 6-15 Texas Texas A&M TOTALS (.482) TECH CELEBRATES 75TH SEASON The season is the 75th in the history of the Red Raiders men s basketball program. The school began the program prior to the season. Tech s first game was a loss to Daniel Baker on Jan. 25, The first win was a victory at Sul Ross State on Feb. 4 of the same season. The Red Raiders hold an overall record of 1, (.574). NEW ADDITION Texas Tech added some much needed depth at the post position with the addition of Josh Faltesek. The 6-foot-8, 240-pound freshman joined the team following fall finals. He attended a junior college in Amarillo during the fall semester, but did not compete with the basketball team. RED RAIDERS INK THREE PLAYERS Texas Tech signed three players to national letters of intent during the early signing period Marcus Shropshire (Grand Prairie, Texas / South Grand Prairie H.S), Jamal Brown (Dallas, Texas / Fort Scott C.C.) and Jermichael Miller (Houston, Texas / Wheatley). Shropshire is considered the No. 1 senior guard prospect in the state and the No. 5 player overall. NINETIES THE SECOND-BEST DECADE Texas Tech won 160 of 292 games (54.8 percent) played during the 90s. The winningest decade came during the 70s when the Red Raiders won 174 games. Here s a rundown of the top five decades for wins: 1970s (174), 1990s (160), 1980s (153), 1950s (146), 1940s (143). COACH DICKEY ON THE RADIO Texas Tech head coach James Dickey can be heard Thursday nights at 7 p.m. during the season on KKAM 1340 in Lubbock on the James Dickey Radio Show. Red Raider play-by-play veteran Jack Dale hosts the show from Jazz - A Louisiana Kitchen. The show is open to callers. THE JAMES DICKEY SHOW The James Dickey Show can be seen Sunday nights at 11 p.m. throughout the season on KCBD- TV Channel 11. KCBD sports director Brian Mudd is the host. WORLD WIDE WEB Information concerning Texas Tech basketball and the University s 17 intercollegiate sports can be accessed through

7 CAREER/SEASON HIGHS 3 RAYFORD YOUNG (5-11, 180, Sr., Guard) Points 41 vs. Kansas (2/13/99) Rebounds 9 twice; latest vs. Oklahoma St. (2/27/99) Assists 11 vs. New Mexico State (11/25/98) Steals 5 three times; latest at Nebraska (1/19/00) Blocks 3 vs. George Washington (12/3/97) 12 RONALD HOBBS (6-6, 180, Fr., Guard) Points 22 at Texas A&M (2/19/00) Rebounds 8 at Texas A&M (2/19/00) Assists 3 at Texas (2/9/00) Steals 2 at Texas A&M (2/19/00) Blocks 1 twice; latest vs. Iowa State (3/1/00) 50 JAYSON MITCHELL (6-4, 195, Jr., Forward) Points 25 vs. North Texas (12/1/99) Rebounds 13 at Colorado (3/4/00) Assists 6 vs. Prairie View A&M (1/3/00) Steals 3 three times; latest at Baylor (1/26/00) Blocks 2 five times; latest vs. Missouri (2/15/00) Points 36 vs. Iowa State (3/1/00) Rebounds 8 vs. UL Lafayette (12/4/99) Assists 8 at Texas A&M-CC (11/24/99) Steals 5 at Nebraska (1/19/00) Blocks None Points 22 at Texas A&M (2/19/00) Rebounds 8 at Texas A&M (2/19/00) Assists 3 at Texas (2/9/00) Steals 2 at Texas A&M (2/19/00) Blocks 1 twice; latest vs. Iowa State (3/1/00) Points 25 vs. North Texas (12/1/99) Rebounds 13 at Colorado (3/4/00) Assists 6 vs. Prairie View A&M (1/3/00) Steals 3 three times; latest at Baylor (1/26/00) Blocks 2 twice; latest vs. Missouri (2/15/00) 4 MOSES MALONE, JR. (6-5, 205, S0., Guard) Points 12 vs. Baylor (2/12/00) Rebounds 7 at Texas A&M (2/19/00) Assists 2 twice; latest vs. Baylor (2/12/00) Steals 1 four times; latest vs. Iowa State (3/1/00) Blocks N/A 14 MARIO LAYNE (6-7, 195, Sr., Forward) Points 32 vs. Prairie View A&M (1/3/00) Rebounds 12 vs. Baylor (2/12/00) Assists 6 vs. Missouri (2/15/00) Steals 5 vs. Pepperdine (12/22/98) Blocks 3 twice; latest vs. North Texas (12/1/99) 54 JOSH FALTESEK (6-8, 240, Fr., Forward) Points 5 at Kansas (2/5/00) Rebounds 3 twice; latest at Oklahoma (2/23/00) Assists N/A Steals N/A Blocks 1 at Kansas (2/5/00) Points 12 vs. Baylor (2/12/00) Rebounds 7 at Texas A&M (2/19/00) Assists 2 twice; latest vs. Baylor (2/12/00) Steals 1 four times; latest vs. Iowa State (3/1/00) Blocks N/A Points 32 vs. Prairie View A&M (1/3/00) Rebounds 12 vs. Baylor (2/12/00) Assists 6 vs. Missouri (2/15/00) Steals 4 at Stephen F. Austin (12/8/99) Blocks 3 vs. North Texas (12/1/99) Points 5 at Kansas (2/5/00) Rebounds 3 twice; latest at Oklahoma (2/23/00) Assists N/A Steals N/A Blocks 1 at Kansas (2/5/00) 5 JAMES WARE (6-5, 210, Sr., Guard) Points 23 at Texas A&M-CC (11/24/99) Rebounds 11 at Baylor (1/26/00) Assists 5 vs. Texas A&M (1/15/00) Steals 3 at Stephen F. Austin (12/8/99) Blocks 1 eight times; latest at Baylor (1/26/00) 25 JOHNNY PHILLIPS (6-9, 235, Jr., Center) Points 14 vs. Nevada (12/30/98) Rebounds 12 at TCU (12/8/98) Assists 2 at Missouri (2/3/99) Steals 2 twice; latest vs. Weber State (12/23/98) Blocks 4 vs. Pepperdine (12/22/98) 55 ANDY ELLIS (6-11, 225, So., Center) Points 30 vs. Indiana (11/19/99) Rebounds 20 vs. Prairie View A&M (1/3/00) Assists 3 twice; latest vs. Colorado (2/24/99) Steals 2 on four occasions Blocks 2 on five occasions Points 23 at Texas A&M-CC (11/24/99) Rebounds 11 at Baylor (1/26/00) Assists 5 vs. Texas A&M (1/15/00) Steals 3 at Stephen F. Austin (12/8/99) Blocks 1 six times; latest at Baylor (1/26/00) Points 8 twice; latest at Colorado (3/4/00) Rebounds 6 at Kansas (2/5/00) Assists 1 four times; latest at Kansas (2/5/00) Steals 1 twice; latest vs. Iowa State (3/1/00) Blocks 2 vs. Iowa State (3/1/00) Points 30 vs. Indiana (11/19/99) Rebounds 20 vs. Prairie View A&M (1/3/00) Assists 2 three times; latest vs. Texas A&M (1/15/00) Steals 2 on three occasions Blocks _ 2 twice; latest vs. Prairie View A&M (1/3/00) 11 CHRIS CASSIDY (5-10, 170, So., Guard) Points 1 vs. Prairie View A&M (1/3/00) Rebounds 2 at Texas (2/9/00) Assists 1 at Stephen F. Austin (12/8/99) Steals N/A Blocks N/A 33 BRODNEY KENNARD (6-8, 210, Jr., Forward) Points 15 at Baylor (1/26/00) Rebounds 16 vs. Kansas State (2/26/00) Assists 7 vs. North Texas (12/1/99) Steals 3 vs. New Mexico State (11/25/98) Blocks 5 twice; latest vs. Missouri (2/15/00) Points 1 vs. Prairie View A&M (1/3/00) Rebounds 2 at Texas (2/9/00) Assists 1 at Stephen F. Austin (12/8/99) Steals N/A Blocks N/A Points 15 at Baylor (1/26/00) Rebounds 16 vs. Kansas State (2/26/00) Assists 7 vs. North Texas (12/1/99) Steals 2 three times; latest vs. OSU (2/2/00) Blocks 5 twice; latest vs. Missouri (2/15/00)

8 RESULTS AND STATISTICS DATE TIME OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/19/99 8:07 P.M. INDIANA UNIVERSITY L (30)Ellis, Andy (11)Kennard, Brodney 11/24/99 7:00 P.M. at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi W (27)Ellis, Andy (8)Ellis, Andy 11/27/99 7:05 P.M. at Texas-El Paso W (29)Young, Rayford (9)Kennard, Brodney 12/1/99 7:00 P.M. NORTH TEXAS W (25)Mitchell, Jayson (10)Kennard, Brodney 12/4/99 2:00 P.M. LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE W (21)Young, Rayford (9)Kennard, Brodney 12/8/99 7:00 P.M. at Stephen F. Austin W (24)Ellis, Andy (10)Ellis, Andy 12/17/99 8:05 P.M. at New Mexico State L (26)Young, Rayford (11)Kennard, Brodney 12/21/99 7:00 P.M. SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE W ,783 (22)Ellis, Andy (11)Ellis, Andy 12/29/99 7:00 P.M. ORAL ROBERTS W ,697 (23)Ellis, Andy (10)Ellis, Andy 1/3/99 7:00 P.M. PRAIRIE VIEW A&M W ,348 (32)Layne, Mario (20)Ellis, Andy 1/8/99 12:45 P.M. at Oklahoma State L ,259 (13)Young, Rayford (10)Kennard, Brodney 1/10/99 7:00 P.M. CENTENARY W ,122 (14)Young, Rayford (11)Ellis, Andy 1/15/99 7:00 P.M. TEXAS A&M L ,324 (24)Young, Rayford (11)Ellis, Andy 1/19/99 7:05 P.M. at Nebraska L ,624 (18)Layne, Mario (7)Ellis, Andy 1/22/99 7:00 P.M. TEXAS (13) L ,045 (18)Young, Rayford (9)Kennard, Brodney 1/26/99 7:00 P.M. at Baylor L ,325 (15)Kennard, Brodney (11)Ware, James 1/29/99 3:00 P.M. OKLAHOMA L ,624 (16)Young, Rayford (8)Layne, Mario 2/2/99 7:00 P.M. OKLAHOMA STATE L ,750 (20)Ware, James (8)Layne, Mario 2/5/99 3:00 P.M. at Kansas L ,300 (13)Young, Rayford (8)Kennard, Brodney 2/9/99 7:00 P.M. at Texas L ,186 (20)Layne, Mario (7)Layne, Mario / Ware, James 2/12/99 7:00 P.M. BAYLOR W ,161 (20)Young, Rayford / Mitchell, Jayson (12)Layne, Mario 2/15/99 7:00 P.M. MISSOURI L ,894 (26)Young, Rayford (7)Layne / Kennard / Young 2/19/99 3:00 P.M. at Texas A&M W ,439 (22)Hobbs, Ronald (8)Hobbs / Kennard 2/23/99 8:00 P.M. at Oklahoma L ,503 (25)Layne, Mario (5)Layne / Kennard / Young 2/26/99 3:00 P.M. KANSAS STATE W ,089 (25)Young, Rayford (16)Kennard, Brodney 3/1/99 7:00 P.M. IOWA STATE L ,994 (36)Young, Rayford (6)Kennard / Mitchell 3/4/99 3:00 P.M. at Colorado L ,841 (28)Young, Rayford (13)Mitchell, Jayson RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 03 Young, Rayford Ellis, Andy Layne, Mario Ware, James Mitchell, Jayson Kennard, Brodney Hobbs, Ronald Malone, Moses Jr Phillips, Johnny Faltesek, Josh Cassidy, Chris TM TEAM Total Opponents Op SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd TOTAL Texas Tech ,922 Opponents ,940 DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL Texas Tech Opponents

9 GAME-BY-GAME TEAM STATISTICS Total 3-Ptrs Rebounds Front Back Date Opponent FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Court Court Bench 11/19 Indiana Texas Tech /24 Texas Tech Texas A&M-CC /27 Texas Tech Texas-El Paso /1 North Texas Texas Tech /4 UL Lafayette Texas Tech /8 Texas Tech S.F. Austin /17 Texas Tech NM State /21 SW Texas Texas Tech /29 Oral Roberts Texas Tech /3 Prairie View Texas Tech /8 Texas Tech Oklahoma St /10 Centenary Texas Tech /15 Texas A&M Texas Tech /19 Texas Tech Nebraska /22 Texas Texas Tech /26 Texas Tech Baylor /29 Oklahoma Texas Tech /2 Oklahoma St Texas Tech /5 Texas Tech Kansas /9 Texas Tech Texas /12 Baylor Texas Tech /15 Missouri Texas Tech /19 Texas Tech Texas A&M /23 Texas Tech Oklahoma /26 Kansas State Texas Tech /1 Iowa State Texas Tech /4 Texas Tech Colorado Winning Team in Bold

10 CAREER GAMES PLAYED/STARTED Consecutive Games Starts Games Starts Rayford Young Cliff Owens Johnny Phillips Andy Ellis Brodney Kennard Jayson Mitchell Mario Layne James Ware Ronald Hobbs Chris Cassidy Josh Faltesek Moses Malone, Jr RED RAIDER RECORD Overall Pct Big 12 Pct Home Away Neutral TOTAL BY MONTH Overall Pct Big 12 Pct November December January February March TOTAL TEAM HIGHS/LOWS INDIVIDUAL HIGHS TEXAS TECH HIGHS LOWS TEXAS TECH PLAYER Points 100 vs. North Texas 47 at Oklahoma State Field Goals Made 38 vs. North Texas 18 vs. Centenary, vs. OU Field Goal Attempts 74 vs. Indiana 44 vs. Baylor Field Goal Percentage 64.2 at TAMU-CC 32.4 vs. Indiana 3-PT Field Goals Made 13 vs. North Texas 1 vs. UL Lafayette 3-PT FG Attempts 24 vs. Baylor 7 at Stephen F. Austin 3-PT FG Percentage 62.5 at TAMU-CC 10.0 vs. UL Lafayette Free Throws Made 28 vs. Southwest Texas 5 at Oklahoma State Free Throw Attempts 37 vs. Southwest Texas 7 at Oklahoma State Free Throw Percentage 91.7 vs. UNT, vs. ISU 43.8 at New Mexico St. Rebounds 47 vs. Indiana 24 vs. Iowa State Assists 23 vs. North Texas 6 at UTEP Steals 11 at SFA 2 at Oklahoma Blocks 9 vs. Iowa State 0 vs. Baylor Turnovers 21 vs. Missouri 7 vs. Iowa State Fouls 21 at TAMU-CC, NU 7 vs. Prairie View A&M Points 36, Rayford Young vs. Iowa State Field Goals Made 13, Rayford Young vs. Iowa State Field Goal Attempts 22, Rayford Young at UTEP FG Percentage 80.0 (8-of-10), Mario Layne vs. ULL 3-PT FG Made 7, Jayson Mitchell vs. North Texas 3-PT FG Attempts 10, twice; latest, James Ware vs. Texas A&M 3-PT FG Percentage 83.3 (5-of-6), Rayford Young at Colorado Free Throws Made 16, Rayford Young vs. Southwest Texas Free Throw Attempts 18, Rayford Young vs. Southwest Texas FT Percentage (9-of-9), Moses Malone Jr. vs. Oklahoma Rebounds 20, Andy Ellis vs. Prairie View A&M Assists 8, Rayford Young at TAMU-CC Steals 5, Rayford Young at Nebraska Blocks 5, Brodney Kennard at Stephen F. Austin, vs. Missouri Turnovers 7, James Ware vs. Prairie View A&M Fouls 5, 13 times; latest, Mario Layne at Colorado OPPONENTS HIGHS LOWS OPPONENTS PLAYER Points 93 (Oklahoma) 41 (Centenary) Field Goals Made 38 (Oklahoma) 14 (Centenary) Field Goal Attempts 77 (Colorado) 47 (Oklahoma State) Field Goal Percentage 55.9 (Oklahoma) 25.0 (Centenary) 3-PT Field Goals Made 14 (Missouri) 2 (Nebraska) 3-PT FG Attempts 32 (Missouri) 8 (Nebraska) 3-PT FG Percentage 61.1 (Oral Roberts) 18.8 (Stephen F. Austin) Free Throws Made 22 (Missouri) 1 (Prairie View A&M) Free Throw Attempts 27 (A&M, OSU, MU) 6 (Prairie View A&M) Free Throw Percentage 84.2 (UTEP) 16.7 (Prairie View A&M) Rebounds 56 (Nebraska) 23 (Oral Roberts) Assists 22 (Kansas) 7 (Centenary) Steals 16 (TAMU-CC) 2 (Oklahoma) Blocks 8 (Texas) 0 (UL Lafayette, Missouri) Turnovers 19 (Indiana) 7 (Missouri) Fouls 27 (TAMU-CC, Baylor) 9 (Oklahoma State) Points 35, Marcus Fizer (Iowa State) Field Goals Made 15, Marcus Fizer (Iowa State) Field Goal Attempts 27, Ronnie McCollum (Centenary) FG Percentage (5-of-5), Renzi Stone (Oklahoma) 3-PT FG Made 7, Kareem Rush (Missouri) 3-PT FG Attempts 14, Bernard King (Texas A&M) 3-PT FG Percentage 77.8 (7-of-9), Kareem Rush (Missouri) Free Throws Made 9, Keyon Dooling (Missouri) Free Throw Attempts 12, Manny Flores (Southwest Texas) FT Percentage (8-of-8), twice; latest, Billy Keys (New Mexico State) Rebounds 18, Jason Blair (Southwest Texas) Assists 9, Ivan Wager (Texas) Steals 5, twice; latest, Leon Irving (Oral Roberts) Blocks 4, twice; latest, Tony Kitt (Kansas State) Turnovers 5, five times; latest, Brian Montonati (Oklahoma State) Fouls 5, nine times; latest, Jamaal Tinsley (Iowa State)

11 RED RAIDER POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS Cassidy Ellis Faltesek Hobbs Kennard Layne Malone Mitchell Phillips Owens Ware Young Arkansas Express DNP DNP Global Sports DNP DNP INDIANA DNP DNP DNP Texas A&M-CC DNP DNP Texas-El Paso DNP DNP DNP NORTH TEXAS DNP DNP UL-LAFAYETTE DNP DNP Stephen F. Austin DNP DNP New Mexico State DNP DNP DNP DNP SOUTHWEST TEXAS DNP DNP DNP DNP ORAL ROBERTS DNP DNP DNP DNP PRAIRIE VIEW A&M Oklahoma State DNP DNP DNP DNP CENTENARY DNP DNP TEXAS A&M DNP DNP Nebraska DNP DNP DNP TEXAS DNP ---- DNP Baylor DNP ---- DNP OKLAHOMA DNP ---- DNP DNP OKLAHOMA STATE DNP ---- DNP Kansas DNP Texas DNP BAYLOR DNP MISSOURI DNP Texas A&M DNP ---- DNP DNP Oklahoma DNP KANSAS STATE DNP IOWA STATE DNP Colorado DNP GAME STARTERS Forward Forward Center Guard Guard Arkansas Exp. Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young Global Sports Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young INDIANA Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young Texas A&M-CC Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young Texas-El Paso Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young NORTH TEXAS Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young UL-LAFAYETTE Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young Stephen F. Austin Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young New Mexico State Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young SW TEXAS Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young ORAL ROBERTS Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young PRAIRIE VIEW Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young Oklahoma State Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young CENTENARY Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young TEXAS A&M Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young Nebraska Layne Kennard Ellis Ware Young TEXAS Layne Kennard Phillips Ware Young Baylor Layne Kennard Phillips Ware Young OKLAHOMA Layne Kennard Phillips Ware Young OKLAHOMA STATE Layne Kennard Phillips Ware Young Kansas Layne Kennard Phillips Ware Young Texas Layne Kennard Phillips Ware Young BAYLOR Layne Kennard Phillips Ware Young MISSOURI Layne Kennard Mitchell Ware Young Texas A&M Layne Kennard Hobbs Ware Young Oklahoma Layne Kennard Hobbs Ware Young KANSAS STATE Layne Kennard Hobbs Ware Young IOWA STATE Layne Kennard Hobbs Ware Young Colorado Layne Kennard Hobbs Ware Young GAME BREAKDOWN Score +/- Rebounds +/- Arkansas Express W, Global Sports W, INDIANA L, Texas A&M-CC W, Texas-El Paso W, NORTH TEXAS W, UL-LAFAYETTE W, Stephen F. Austin W, New Mexico State L, SOUTHWEST TEXAS W, ORAL ROBERTS W, PRAIRIE VIEW A&M W, Oklahoma State L, CENTENARY W, TEXAS A&M L, Nebraska L, TEXAS L, Baylor L, OKLAHOMA L, OKLAHOMA STATE L, Kansas L, Texas L, BAYLOR W, MISSOURI L, Texas A&M W, Oklahoma L, KANSAS STATE W, IOWA STATE L, Colorado L,

12 THE LAST TIME... TEXAS TECH Scored 100 Points 100 (100-70) vs. North Texas (12/1/99) Shot 60 Percent From the Field 64.2% at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (12/24/99) Shot Under 30 Percent From the Field 28.3% (15-of-53) vs. Tulsa (12/21/98) Had 40 Free Throw Attempts 43 vs. Texas-Pan American (12/17/98) Had 50 Free Throw Attempts 53 vs. Southwestern Louisiana (12/6/97) Made 30 Free Throws 30 vs. Kansas (12/13/99) Made 40 Free Throws 40 vs. Southwestern Louisiana (12/6/97) Had 50 Rebounds 55 vs. Pepperdine (12/22/98) Had 30 Assists 30 vs. Nicholls State (12/14/95) Had 10 Steals 10 vs. Baylor (2/12/00) Had 10 Blocks 10 vs. Texas A&M (3/7/94) Had Five Players in Double Figures (Layne, Malone, Young, Ware, Mitchell) vs. Baylor (2/12/00) Had Two Players with 20 Points Mario Layne (20) and Rayford Young (20) vs. Baylor (2/12/00) Had 30 Fouls 35 vs. Georgetown (3/21/96) A TEXAS TECH PLAYER... Had a Triple Double Mark Davis (16 points, 11 rebounds, 13 assists) vs. TCU (2/4/95) Scored 40 Points 41, Rayford Young vs. Kansas (2/13/99) Scored 30 Points 36, Rayford Young vs. Iowa State (3/1/00) Made Five Three-Pointers 5, Rayford Young at Colorado (3/4/00) Had 20 Rebounds 20, Andy Ellis vs. Prairie View A&M (1/3/00) Had 15 Rebounds 16, Brodney Kennard vs. Kansas State (2/26/00) Had 10 Assists 11, Rayford Young vs. New Mexico State (11/25/98) Had Five Steals 5, Rayford Young at Nebraska (1/19/00) Had Five Blocks 5, Brodney Kennard vs. Missouri (2/15/00) Made 10 Field Goals 10, Rayford Young at Colorado (3/4/00) Had 20 Field Goal Attempts 21, Rayford Young vs. Iowa State (3/1/00) Made 10 Free Throws 10, Jayson Mitchell vs. Baylor (2/12/00) Had 15 Free Throw Attempts 18, Rayford Young vs. Southwest Texas (12/21/99) AN OPPOSING TEAM... Scored 100 Points 107 by TCU (11/25/97) Shot 60 Percent From the Field 62.0% by Weber State (12/23/98) Shot Under 30 Percent From the Field 26.5% by UL Lafayette (12/4/99) Had 40 Free Throw Attempts 46 by Georgetown (3/21/96) Made 30 Free Throws 33 by Georgetown (3/21/96) Had 50 Rebounds 56 by Nebraska (1/19/00) Had 30 Assists 31 by TCU (12/8/98) Had 10 Steals 11 by Oklahoma (2/23/00) Had 10 Blocks 10 by Texas (2/17/99) Had 30 Fouls 36 by Southwestern Louisiana (12/6/97) AN OPPOSING PLAYER... Had a Triple Double David Edwards (18 points, 10 rebounds, 12 assists ), Texas A&M (3/5/94) Scored 40 Points 44, Tony Dumas, UMKC (1/8/94) Scored 30 Points 35, Marcus Fizer, Iowa State (3/1/00) Made Five Three-Pointers 7, Kareem Rush, Missouri (2/15/00) Had 15 Rebounds 16, Steffon Bradford, Nebraska (1/19/00) Has 10 Assists 15, Doug Gottlieb, Oklahoma State (2/27/99) Had Five Steals 5, Leon Irving, Oral Roberts (12/29/99) Had Five Blocks 6, Chris Mihm, Texas (2/17/99)