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1 FRESHMAN MOHAMED BAMBA JUNIOR DYLAN OSETKOWSKI JUNIOR ERIC DAVIS JR. SOPHOMORE ANDREW JONES FA C T FRESHMAN MATT COLEMAN B O O K JUNIOR KERWIN ROACH II

2 LONGHORNS 10 Bamba, Mohamed 22 Banks III, James 10 Coleman, Matt 22 Davis Jr., Eric Febres, Jase 23 Hamm Jr., Royce 23 Hobbs, Isaiah 13 Jones, Andrew McClurg, Ryan 16 Mitrou-Long, Elijah 24 Osetkowski, Dylan 17 Roach II, Kerwin Schwartz, Joe 20 Sims, Jericho 24 Young, Jacob 21 BEYOND TEXAS 144 All-Time NBA Players & Statistics NBA Draft History 144 Olympians 151 COACHES & STAFF 25 All-Time Assistant Coaches 34 Assistant Coach Darrin Horn Assistant Coach Jai Lucas 31 Assistant Coach Mike Morrell Head Coach Shaka Smart Support Staff TEXAS BASKETBALL Texas Basketball Fact Book HISTORY 57 All-Time Home & Road Totals 92 All-Time Jersey Numbers All-Time Scores vs. Opponents All-Time Series Records Big 12 Conference History 97 Coaching Records & Milestone Victories 57 Opponent Year-by-Year Team Statistics 60 Southwest Conference History Texas in the NCAA Statistics 96 Texas in the Polls Texas Year-by-Year Team Statistics 59 Year-by-Year Coaches and Results 58 Year-by-Year Results HONORS 135 All-Americans 137 All-Time Letterwinners Conference Honors National Honors 136 Retired Jersey Numbers 135 Team Honors MEDIA/PROGRAM INFORMATION Longhorns at a Glance Rosters Schedule TV/Radio Lineup Back cover Media Information & Policies 8-9 Quick Facts 1 Texas Basketball Program Notebook 6-7 POSTSEASON PLAY 152 NCAA Tournament Records 154 Texas in the Big 12 Championship 156 Texas in the NCAA Tournament Texas in the Postseason NIT 155 Texas in the SWC Tournament 157 RECORDS Point Games 123 Buzzer Beaters Frank Erwin Center Records Freshman Varsity Records Individual Records Largest Margins of Victory/Defeat 128 Overtime Games 127 Program Records 100 Team Records Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders Yearly Scoring Leaders SEASON IN REVIEW Big 12 Conference in Review Final Results Final Statistics Game-by-Game Box Scores Game-by-Game Team Stats Miscellaneous Stats Specialty Stats & Starting Lineups Team Highs & Lows Top Individual Performances 45 Quick Facts TEXAS BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS Season of Basketball 112th All-Time Record (Pct.) 1,749-1,057 (.623) Record Big 12 Record (Finish) 4-14 (10th) Final Rankings n/r Lettermen Returning/Lost 8/4 Starters Returning/Lost 3/2 Newcomers 7 NCAA Appearances (Record) 33 (35-36) NIT Appearances (Record) 4 (6-3) Big 12 Conference Titles 3 Southwest Conference Titles 22 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS QUICK FACTS Location Austin, Texas Enrollment 51,334 (40,170 undergraduate) President Gregory L. Fenves Men s Athletics Director Mike Perrin Founded 1883 Nickname Longhorns Colors Burnt Orange & White (Pantone 159) Affiliation NCAA Division I NCAA Faculty Rep. Dr. Michael Clement Conference Big 12 Home Arena Frank C. Erwin, Jr. Special Events Center Capacity 16,540 MEDIA RELATIONS INFO/BASKETBALL (area code: 512) Scott McConnell (Basketball SID) Associate AD/Media Relations Office: Cell: sm@utexas.edu TEXAS BASKETBALL FACT BOOK 1

3 Schedule (All dates and times subject to change) Day Date Opponent Time TV Wed. Oct. 18 Texas Tip-Off presented by American Campus Communities (Gregory Gym) 6:30 pm LHN Wed. Oct. 25 Texas A&M (Tudor Fieldhouse; Houston, Texas) 7 pm - Exhibition Game benefitting Rebuild Texas Relief Fund Fri. Nov. 10 Northwestern State 7 pm LHN Tues. Nov. 14 PK80 presented by State Farm (Frank Erwin Center; Austin, Texas) New Hampshire 7 pm LHN Sat. Nov. 18 Lipscomb tba LHN Nov PK80 presented by State Farm (Moda Center or Veterans Memorial Coliseum; Portland, Oregon) Teams in the Motion Bracket: Butler, Duke, Florida, Gonzaga, Ohio State, Portland State, Stanford, Texas Thurs. Nov. 23 vs. Butler (Veterans Memorial Coliseum) 6 pm ESPN2 Fri. Nov. 24 vs. Duke OR Portland State (Moda Center) 2 pm/4:30 pm ESPNU/ESPN Sun. Nov. 26 Championship Round (arena TBD) tba tba Wed. Nov. 29 Florida A&M 7 pm LHN Tues. Dec. 5 at VCU (Siegel Center; Richmond, Va.) 6 pm ESPN2 Tues. Dec. 12 Michigan (presented by MIDO Swiss Watches) 8 pm ESPN2 Sat. Dec. 16 Louisiana Tech 1 pm LHN Mon. Dec. 18 Tennessee State 8 pm ESPN2 Fri. Dec. 22 Vulcan Classic (Legacy Arena; Birmingham, Ala.) vs. Alabama 8 pm ESPN2 Fri. Dec. 29 Kansas* (presented by AT&T) 8 pm ESPN2 Mon. Jan. 1 at Iowa State* (Hilton Coliseum; Ames, Iowa) 6 pm ESPNU Sat. Jan. 6 at Baylor* (Ferrell Center, Waco, Texas) 1 pm ESPNU Wed. Jan. 10 TCU* (presented by Direct Energy) 8 pm ESPNU Sat. Jan. 13 at Oklahoma State* (Gallagher-Iba Arena; Stillwater, Okla.) 4 pm ESPNews Wed. Jan. 17 Texas Tech* 7 pm LHN Sat. Jan. 20 at West Virginia* (WVU Coliseum; Morgantown, W. Va.) 1 pm CBS Mon. Jan. 22 Iowa State* (presented by Jack Black) 6 pm ESPNU Sat Jan. 27 Big 12 / SEC Challenge (Frank Erwin Center; Austin, Texas) Mississippi 1 pm ESPN2 Wed. Jan. 31 at Texas Tech* (United Supermarkets Arena; Lubbock, Texas) 8 pm ESPNU Sat. Feb. 3 Oklahoma* (presented by Target) 5 pm ESPN or ESPN2 Wed. Feb. 7 Kansas State* 7 pm LHN Sat. Feb. 10 at TCU* (Schollmaier Arena; Fort Worth, Texas) 1 pm ESPNU Mon. Feb. 12 Baylor* (presented by St. David s HealthCare) 8 pm ESPN Sat. Feb. 17 at Oklahoma* (Noble Center; Norman, Okla.) 11 am ESPN or ESPN2 Wed. Feb. 21 at Kansas State* (Bramlage Coliseum; Manhattan, Kan.) 8 pm ESPNU Sat. Feb. 24 Oklahoma State* (presented by Pest Management) 1 pm LHN Mon. Feb. 26 at Kansas* (Allen Fieldhouse; Lawrence, Kan.) 8 pm ESPN Sat. Mar. 3 West Virginia* (presented by SharpeVision) 11 am ESPN or ESPN2 Mar Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Sprint Center; Kansas City, Mo.) Wed. Mar. 7 First Round Game Thurs. Mar. 8 Quarterfinal Game Fri. Mar. 9 Semifinal Game Sat. Mar. 10 Championship Game Home regular season games listed in bold, all played at the Frank Erwin Center unless otherwise noted; All times Central; *Big 12 Conference Game; LHN = Longhorn Network; Season Ticket or Individual Game Ticket Information ( ); For ticket information on-line, please see: TEXAS BASKETBALL FACT BOOK

4 Rosters NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl-Exp. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 00 James Banks III C So.-1L Decatur, Ga. (La Lumiere School [Ind.]) 1 Andrew Jones G So.-1L Irving, Texas (MacArthur HS) 2 Matt Coleman G Fr.-HS Norfolk, Va. (Oak Hill Academy) 3 Jacob Young G So.-1L Houston, Texas (Yates HS) 4 Mohamed Bamba F Fr.-HS Harlem, N.Y. (Westtown School [Pa.]) 5 Royce Hamm Jr. F Fr.-HS Houston, Texas (Aldine Davis HS) 10 Eric Davis Jr. G Jr.-2L Saginaw, Mich. (Saginaw Arthur Hill HS) 12 Kerwin Roach II G Jr.-2L Houston, Texas (North Shore HS) 13 Jase Febres G Fr.-HS Houston, Texas (Westfield HS) 20 Jericho Sims F Fr.-HS Minneapolis, Minn. (Cristo Rey Jesuit HS) 21 Dylan Osetkowski F Jr.-TR San Diego, Calif. (JSerra Catholic HS/Tulane) 22 Isaiah Hobbs G Sr.-1L Palm Beach, Fla. (Lake Worth Christian HS/Howard College) 25 Joe Schwartz G Sr.-3L Waco, Texas (Vanguard College Prep) 30 Ryan McClurg F Sr.-3L Katy, Texas (Seven Lakes HS) 55 Elijah Mitrou-Long* G Jr.-TR Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (John Carroll [Md.]/Mount St. Mary s) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER Name No. Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl-Exp. Hometown (High School) Mohamed Bamba 4 F Fr.-HS Harlem, N.Y. (Westtown School [Pa.]) James Banks III 00 C So.-1L Decatur, Ga. (La Lumiere School [Ind.]) Matt Coleman 2 G Fr.-HS Norfolk, Va. (Oak Hill Academy) Eric Davis Jr. 10 G Jr.-2L Saginaw, Mich. (Saginaw Arthur Hill HS) Jase Febres 13 G Fr.-HS Houston, Texas (Westfield HS) Royce Hamm Jr. 5 F Fr.-HS Houston, Texas (Aldine Davis HS) Isaiah Hobbs 22 G Sr.-1L Palm Beach, Fla. (Lake Worth Christian HS/Howard College) Andrew Jones 1 G So.-1L Irving, Texas (MacArthur HS) Ryan McClurg 30 F Sr.-3L Katy, Texas (Seven Lakes HS) Elijah Mitrou-Long* 55 G Jr.-TR Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (John Carroll [Md.]/Mount St. Mary s) Dylan Osetkowski 21 F Jr.-TR San Diego, Calif. (JSerra Catholic HS/Tulane) Kerwin Roach II 12 G Jr.-2L Houston, Texas (North Shore HS) Joe Schwartz 25 G Sr.-3L Waco, Texas (Vanguard College Prep) Jericho Sims 20 F Fr.-HS Minneapolis, Minn. (Cristo Rey Jesuit HS) Jacob Young 3 G So.-1L Houston, Texas (Yates HS) * ineligble to play in due to NCAA transfer rules STAFF Head Coach Shaka Smart (Kenyon College 99) Record at Texas (2 years) Overall Record (8 years) Assistant Coaches Darrin Horn (Western Kentucky 95) Jai Lucas (Texas 11) Mike Morrell (Milligan 05) Director of Operations Cody Hatt Director of Player Development Darius Theus Special Assistant to the Head Coach Denny Kuiper Special Assistant, Video Coordinator David Harris Basketball Strength & Conditioning Coach Daniel Roose Basketball Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach Tyler Janota Athletic Trainer Laef Morris Athletic Equipment Manager Rob Lazare Executive Assistant Leslie Parks Administrative Assistant Shalika Shetty BREAKDOWN BY CLASS Seniors 3 Hobbs, McClurg, Schwartz Juniors 4 Davis Jr., Osetkowski, Mitrou-Long, Roach II Sophomores 3 Banks III, Jones, Young Freshmen 5 Bamba, Coleman, Febres, Hamm Jr., Sims PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Mohamed Mo-HAH-med Bamba BAHM-bah Jase JAYCE Febres FEB-rus Denny Kuiper KYE-per Jai Lucas JAY Mississauga mih-sih-saw-guh Mike Morrell more-elle Dylan Osetkowski oh-set-cow-skee TEXAS BASKETBALL FACT BOOK 3

5 The Longhorns at a Glance Lettermen (Returning/Lost) 8/4 * indicates letters won Lettermen Returning (8) Yr Ht Wt Ppg, Rpg C James Banks III* So , 2.5 G Eric Davis Jr.** Jr , 2.5 G Isaiah Hobbs* Sr , 0.0 G Andrew Jones* So , 3.9 F Ryan McClurg*** Sr , 0.0 G Kerwin Roach II** Jr , 3.9 G Joe Schwartz*** Sr , 0.0 G Jacob Young* So , 0.9 Lettermen Lost (4) Ht Wt Ppg, Rpg F Jarrett Allen* , 8.4 F Shaquille Cleare** , 4.6 F Mareik Isom* , 1.2 G Kendal Yancy*** , 2.2 Others Lost (1) Ht Wt Ppg, Rpg G/F Tevin Mack* , 4.8 Newcomers (7) Yr Ht Wt F Mohamed Bamba Fr G Matt Coleman Fr G Jase Febres Fr F Royce Hamm Jr. Fr G Elijah Long# Jr F Dylan Osetkowski Jr F Jericho Sims Fr Starters (returning/lost) 3/2 Starters Returning (3) Eric Davis Jr. Returns for his third year in the backcourt rotation has played in all 66 games (24 starts) in his first two seasons and reached double figures in scoring 23 times played in all 33 games (22 starts) last year and ranked third on the team in assists (34), sixth in scoring (7.1 ppg) and fifth in minutes (26.7 mpg) earned a spot on the six-person Big 12 All-Newcomer team as a freshman in ranked fifth on the team in scoring (7.4 ppg) while converting a team-best 38.2 percent (42-110) from 3-point range and 79.6 percent (43-54) from the free throw line in his freshman year. Andrew Jones Returns for his second season in the backcourt rotation went through the NBA Pre-Draft Combine in May but decided to withdraw his name from the draft pool and return to Texas for his sophomore season played in all 33 games (23 starts) as a freshman tied for the team lead in assists (117, 3.5 apg) and ranked second in steals (41), third in scoring (11.4 ppg), fourth in minutes (27.9 mpg) and tied for fourth in rebounding (3.9 rpg) reached double figures in scoring 22 times and converted 77.5 percent (86-111) from the free throw line in Big 12 play, he averaged 12.1 points in 31.5 minutes per contest and posted 71 assists against 45 turnovers (1.58 ratio). Kerwin Roach II Returns for his third season in the backcourt rotation has played in 65 career games (31 starts) in his first two years topped the 20-point mark twice and reached double figures in scoring 26 times in his career played in 32 of 33 games (31) starts as a sophomore led the team in steals (51), tied for the team lead in assists (117, 3.7 apg), ranked fourth in scoring (9.9 ppg), tied for fourth in rebounding (3.9 rpg) and third in minutes played (30.0 mpg) while reaching double figures 17 times in his sophomore year earned a spot on the six-person Big 12 All-Newcomer team as a freshman in ranked fourth on the team in scoring (7.5 ppg), tied for the team lead in steals (29) and tied for fourth in rebounding (2.9 rpg) in his freshman year. Starters Lost (2) Jarrett Allen One-year starter in the frontcourt selected as the No. 22 pick by the Brooklyn Nets in the 2017 NBA Draft claimed All-Big 12 Conference Third Team and Big 12 All-Newcomer team accolades also earned a spot on the 10-person USBWA All-District VII Team and the five-person NABC All-District 8 Second Team led the team in rebounding (8.4 rpg), blocked shots (51) and minutes (32.1 mpg) and ranked second in scoring (13.4 ppg) reached double figures in scoring 25 times and double digits in rebounds 14 times in 33 games played recorded 12 double-doubles on the season (tied for the third-highest total by a UT freshman in school history), including eight in Big 12 play also ranked fourth on the UT freshman season chart in total rebounds (278) and fourth in rebounding average (8.4 rpg) in Big 12 play, he averaged a team-best 16.2 points and 9.8 rebounds per game. Shaquille Cleare Two-year letterwinner and one-year starter in the frontcourt played in all 66 career games (33 starts) and reached double figures in scoring 15 times ranked third on the team in rebounding (4.6 rpg) and fifth in scoring (8.0 ppg) last year converted 55.5 percent ( ) from the field as a senior had 10 double-figure scoring effort in 18 league games last season. Others Returning (5) James Banks III Returns for his second season in the frontcourt rotation played in 32 of a possible 33 games as a freshman ranked second on the team in blocks (39) and averaged 1.7 points and 2.5 rebounds in 12.4 minutes per contest last year had at least one blocked shot TEXAS BASKETBALL FACT BOOK

6 The Longhorns at a Glance in 20 his 32 games played set the UT freshman debut mark for most blocked shots (5) in the season opener against Incarnate Word named to the Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team. Isaiah Hobbs Returns for his second season with the UT program earned a spot as a walk-on during workouts prior to the season played in 2 games as a junior spent his sophomore year at Howard College (Big Spring, Texas) and his freshman season at UT Rio Grande Valley. Ryan McClurg Returns for his fourth season with the UT program has played in 11 career games seven-time Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll selection two-time selection to the NABC Honors Court on pace to graduate in May 2018 from the prestigious McCombs School of Business (Finance major with a Real Estate certificate). Joe Schwartz Returns for his fourth season with the UT program has played in 4 career games six-time Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll selection two-time selection to the NABC Honors Court graduated in August with a degree in Communication Studies and a Business Foundations certificate began graduate study in Sport Management in the fall. Jacob Young Returns for his second year in the backcourt rotation played in all 33 games (5 starts) as a freshman averaged 3.7 points in 16.4 minutes per game had a career-high 14 points (5-12 FG, careerbest 4-9 threes) in 20 minutes at Texas Tech (March 1). Others Lost (3) Mareik Isom One-year member of the program enrolled as a graduate transfer for the season played in 15 games (1 start) and averaged 1.8 points and 1.2 rebounds in 6.9 minutes per game. Tevin Mack Played in 48 career games (10 starts) in his two seasons suspended on Jan. 12, 2017 for a violation of team rules and did not return to the roster in 15 contests as a sophomore, he led the team in scoring (14.8 ppg) and minutes (31.3 mpg) and reached double figures in scoring 11 times. Kendal Yancy Four-year letterwinner in the backcourt rotation played in 127 career games (50 starts) and reached double figures in scoring 20 times three-time Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll selection. Newcomers (7) Mohamed Bamba McDonald s All-American and Jordan Brand All-American ranked as the No. 2 overall prospect in the nation by Rivals and No. 3 by ESPN and Scout played for Team USA in the 2017 Nike Hoop Summit one of five finalists for the Naismith National High School Player of the Year averaged 12.8 points, 9.3 rebounds and 3.4 blocks per game in his senior year for Westtown School (West Chester, Pa.). Matt Coleman Jordan Brand All-American ranked as the No. 29 overall prospect in the nation by ESPN averaged 12.3 points, 7.9 assists, 4.4 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game as a senior at Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.). Jase Febres Ranked as the No. 47 overall prospect in the nation by Scout District 16-6A MVP by the Houston Chronicle as a senior while at Westfield HS (Houston, Texas). Royce Hamm Jr. Ranked as the No. 80 overall prospect in the nation by ESPN firstteam District 16-6A by the Houston Chronicle as a senior while at Aldine Davis HS (Houston, Texas). Elijah Mitrou-Long Transferred from Mount St. Mary s University in May enrolled in classes at UT beginning in the summer permitted to practice with the Longhorns during the season has two years of eligibility remaining, beginning in First-Team All-Northeast Conference as a sophomore while averaging 15.0 ppg, 5.2 rpg, 4.4 apg and 1.6 spg in 34.4 mpg 2017 NEC Tournament MVP. Dylan Osetkowski Sat out the season due to NCAA transfer rules transferred from Tulane following the season posted a team-best 11 double-doubles and led the squad in rebounding (8.3 rpg) as a sophomore also ranked third in scoring (11.3 ppg) and second in steals (41) and minutes (32.4 mpg) in his sophomore year. Jericho Sims Ranked as the No. 51 overall prospect in the nation by Scout finished his prep career as the all-time leading scorer (2,005 career points) in Cristo Rey Jesuit HS history (Minneapolis, Minn.) averaged 25 points and over 10 rebounds per game as a senior TEXAS BASKETBALL FACT BOOK 5

7 Texas Basketball Program Notebook Texas tips off its 112th season of intercollegiate basketball when it hosts Northwestern State on Friday, Nov. 10. The Longhorns hold an all-time record of 1,749-1,057 (.623) in their previous 111 years of competition. UT played its first varsity basketball contest on March 10, 1906 and recorded a win against Baylor in Austin. The Horns have fielded a varsity basketball team in every year since then with the exception of the season. UT has made a total of 33 all-time appearances in the NCAA Tournament. The Longhorns sport a (.493) overall record in the NCAA Tournament games. Texas has advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 17 of the last 19 and 25 of the last 29 seasons. The Longhorns have advanced to the Final Four a total of three times in program history (1943, 1947, 2003). Texas has advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament a total of seven times in program history (1939, 1943, 1947, 1990, 2003, 2006, 2008). The Longhorns have advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament a total of 13 times in program history (1939, 1943, 1947, 1960, 1963, 1972, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2008). Since the NCAA expanded its tournament field to 64 teams in 1985, UT is 17-8 in its opening game in the NCAA Tournament. The Longhorns have made four appearances in the Postseason NIT (1948, 1978, 1980, 1986) and registered a 6-3 all-time record in those four trips. Texas won the 1978 Postseason NIT Championship. Texas has claimed a total of 25 conference championships in program history. The Longhorns won 22 Southwest Conference regular-season titles between (1915, 1916, 1917, 1919, 1924, 1933, 1939, 1943, 1947, 1951, 1954, 1960, 1963, 1965, 1972, 1974, 1978, 1979, 1986, 1992, 1994 and 1995). UT has claimed three Big 12 Conference regularseason titles between (1999, 2006 and 2008). The Longhorns have captured two conference postseason tournament titles in program history. UT won back-to-back Southwest Conference Tournament championships in 1994 and The University of Texas has retired three jerseys worn by men s basketball players in program history. T.J. Ford s No. 11 jersey was retired on Feb. 8, Slater Martin s No. 15 jersey was retired on Jan. 31, Kevin Durant s No. 35 jersey was retired on Feb. 25, Texas has had four different players participate in a total of six Olympic competitions. Gilbert Gib Ford earned a gold medal with the United States at the 1956 Melbourne Games. Jay Arnette earned a gold medal with the United States at the 1960 Rome Olympics. Albert Almanza was a two-time member of the Mexican Olympic team (1960 Rome, 1964 Toyko). Kevin Durant is a two-time Olympic gold medal winner, competing for the United States at the 2012 London Olympics and the 2016 Rio Olympics. UT has had two individuals earn National Player of the Year honors in program history. T.J. Ford won the Naismith and Wooden Awards and claimed National Player of the Year honors by Chevrolet, CBS SportsLine.com, ESPN.com, The Sporting News and Sports Illustrated in Kevin Durant was the consensus National Player of the Year in , becoming the first freshman in NCAA history to win any of the major National Player of the Year awards. D.J. Augustin claimed the Bob Cousy Award in as the nation s top point guard. Abe Lemons was recognized as the National Coach of the Year in by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC). Texas has had 20 different players earn a total of 26 All-America honors in program history. Five different Longhorns have garnered consensus first-team All-America honors in program history (Jack Gray, 1935; Chris Mihm, 2000; T.J. Ford, 2003; Kevin Durant, 2007; D.J. Augustin, 2008). The Longhorns have had four individuals earn Academic All- America honors in program history. Gary Overbeck claimed a spot on the 1968 CoSIDA second team, and Jack Louis earned a spot on the 1973 CoSIDA second team. Jim Krivacs claimed a spot on the 1979 CoSIDA first team, while D.J. Augustin earned ESPN The Magazine first-team honors in Texas has produced one Rhodes Scholar (Bull Elkins in 1933) and one winner of the prestigious Theodore Roosevelt Award (Denton Cooley in 1980), the highest honor the NCAA may confer on an individual. The Theodore Roosevelt Award is awarded annually to a graduate from a NCAA institution who earned a varsity letter in college and who ultimately became a distinguished citizen of national reputation based on outstanding life accomplishment. In addition, two Longhorns (Harry Larrabee in 1974 and Jim Krivacs in 1979) have received NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships. UT has had four different individuals earn National Freshman of the Year honors in program history (Terrence Rencher in , T.J. Ford in , Daniel Gibson in , Kevin Durant in ) TEXAS BASKETBALL FACT BOOK

8 Texas Basketball Program Notebook Since the NBA Draft began in 1947, a total of 43 Longhorns have heard their name called on draft night. Texas has produced a total of 16 first-round selections and 11 second-round picks in program history. Texas has had 18 players drafted in the last 19 years (dating back to the 1999 Draft), including 13 players selected in the last 12 years. UT has had 12 first-round picks since 2000, the eighth-most total among college basketball programs. Texas had a school-record three players selected in the first round of the 2011 NBA Draft (Tristan Thompson, Jordan Hamilton and Cory Joseph). The 2011 Draft marked the second straight year and third time in school history that the Longhorns had three players selected in the same draft. Avery Bradley, Damion James and Dexter Pittman were picked during the 2010 NBA Draft. LaMarcus Aldridge, P.J. Tucker and Daniel Gibson were taken during the 2006 NBA Draft. When the Charlotte Bobcats selected D.J. Augustin as the No. 9 pick in the 2008 NBA Draft, it completed an impressive three-year run for the Longhorns. Texas was the only school in the nation to have a Top 10 pick in the 2006, 2007 and 2008 NBA Drafts. UT also became just the fourth school since 1985 (when the current draft lottery system was implemented) to produce a lottery pick in three consecutive years ( ). Georgia Tech ( ), Duke ( ) and Connecticut ( ) previously accomplished the feat. Texas has had three individuals earn Big 12 Conference Defensive Player of the Year honors. LaMarcus Aldridge claimed the accolade in , Dogus Balbay received the award in and Prince Ibeh earned the honor in UT climbed to the top of both major national polls (Associated Press, ESPN/USA Today Coaches) on January 11, It marked the first time in program history that the Horns had been the top-ranked team in the nation in either major poll. Texas held the top spot in both polls for a two-week stretch. Texas has reached the 20-win plateau a total of 31 times in its previous 111 seasons of basketball. UT had a streak of 13 consecutive 20-win seasons from through The Longhorns have registered an all-time record of (.804) in 40 seasons at the Frank Erwin Center. The Longhorns are (.839) at the Erwin Center in the last 12 seasons (dating to the start of the season). Texas has had 19 players in school history compete in the McDonald s All-American Game. The Horns also have had 15 players participate in the Jordan Brand Classic. Through the completion of the NBA season, a total of 31 former Longhorns have seen game action for an NBA franchise. UT has had six different individuals earn conference Player of the Year honors a total of seven times in program history. The Longhorns had four different players receive a total of five Southwest Conference Player of the Year accolades (Ron Baxter in , John Brownlee in , Travis Mays in and , B.J. Tyler in ). Texas has had two Big 12 Conference Players of the Year (P.J. Tucker in , Kevin Durant in ). The Longhorns have had eight different individuals earn conference Freshman of the Year honors in program history. Texas had three players receive Southwest Conference Freshman of the Year accolades (Travis Mays in , Terrence Rencher in and Kris Clack in ). UT has had five individuals earn Big 12 Conference Freshman of the Year honors (T.J. Ford in , Daniel Gibson in , Kevin Durant in , Tristan Thompson in and Myles Turner in ) TEXAS BASKETBALL FACT BOOK 7

9 Media Information & Policies The Texas Basketball Fact Book has been produced to assist the media in your coverage of the Longhorns. We have continued to expand the information available in the guide and encourage media feedback and suggestions for the future. Updated and additional information will be available during the season through the media relations office. Please take a moment to look through the media information on the following pages for services available and guidelines in the Texas media relations office. We also encourage you to regularly check for updated information on Texas Basketball. We look forward to working with you this season. MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE The University of Texas media relations office is located on the seventh floor of the Red McCombs Red Zone (North End Zone office space at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium). MEDIA GUIDELINES Interviews with any staff member or player should be scheduled through the UT Media Relations Office. To schedule interviews with coaches, staff members or players, please contact Scott McConnell (sm@utexas.edu; cell: ). Phone numbers for players and coaches will not be provided, and players have been told not to accept calls or s from anyone asking basketball-related questions without prior notice from the UT Media Relations Office. Please do not contact a player or coach without arranging the interview through the UT Media Relations Office. We ask that you do not arrive unannounced at the basketball office, Erwin Center or Cooley Pavilion to interview a player or coach without arranging it through the UT Media Relations Office. Media members must be escorted to interviews and to the basketball office by a member of the UT Media Relations Office. BIG 12 COACHES TELECONFERENCE The Big 12 Conference men s basketball coaches will participate in a weekly media-only teleconference during the league season. The weekly call starts on Thursday, Jan. 4. There will also be a special postseason conference call on March 12 for all teams participating in postseason play. The teleconference begins at 9:52 a.m. Central. UT coach Shaka Smart s slot begins at 9:52 a.m. Check with the Big 12 office for this year s schedule of calls. The call can also be heard live and on replay via the Internet by visiting the Big 12 web site at NON-GAMEDAY MEDIA AVAILABILITY PRACTICE: All practices are closed to the media and the general public unless otherwise announced. No interviews are permitted during practice sessions. Camera persons are not allowed to shoot any portion of practice. BY TELEPHONE: For a telephone interview with a Texas player or coach, contact Scott McConnell at least 24 hours in advance. A member of the media relations staff will schedule a phone interview around that person s schedule. COACH SMART: During the season, Coach Smart usually will be available to the media on Mondays late morning in the Carpenter- Winkel Centennial Room (9th floor, west side of Darrell K Royal- Texas Memorial Stadium). Should Texas play on a Monday, Smart will hold his weekly availability on either Tuesday or Wednesday late morning. Please check with Scott McConnell to verify time and location of Smart s availability. PLAYERS: Texas players are usually available for a minute period following practice once per week in Cooley Pavilion. For media availability and to verify locations and times, please check with Scott McConnell. ON-CAMPUS PARKING Parking on The University of Texas campus can be difficult. When traveling to campus for an interview in the media relations office or the basketball office, we recommend that media members use the Manor Garage at the corner of Robert Dedman Drive and Clyde Littlefield Drive. For practice coverage at the Erwin Center and Cooley Pavilion, media can park in Lot 108, the large parking lot located to the south of the arena and the service drive (enter from IH-35 South access road). COVERING THE GAME CREDENTIALS: To request working media credentials for a Texas Basketball home game, please submit a formal request via (sm@utexas.edu) to Scott McConnell in the media relations office at least one week prior to the game. Credentials are granted to authorized working press, NBA scouts, University of Texas approved officials and game management personnel only. With the exception of beat reporters covering the team on a daily basis for daily reports, all credentials are approved and issued on a game-by-game basis. Media organization identification and the name of the media member covering the game for that outlet are required for every credential. Credentials are not transferable. Media members altering their original request should provide written notification to the media relations office of any changes at least 24 hours in advance of the particular game. The University of Texas and the NCAA prohibits the issuance of press credentials to representatives of any organization that regularly publishes or otherwise promotes the advertising of tout sheets or tip sheets, or other advertising designed to encourage gambling on collegiate sporting events. Space in the media section and baseline space for photographers is limited. Working space and credentials will be allotted based on the following priority guidelines (for one credential ONLY): 1. Originating television and radio personnel involved in a live broadcast 2. Daily newspapers covering for next-day publication (based on circulation) Wire services and national publications TEXAS BASKETBALL FACT BOOK

10 Media Information & Policies UT website partners and visiting university website partners 3. National website reporters writing for postgame postings on network or historically printed publication websites NOTE: Web reporters writing for regional and independent websites or with live updates do not qualify. 4. Officially recognized University of Texas student newspapers, publications and news outlets 5. University of Texas-approved publications and web sites covering the Longhorns on an exclusive basis 6. Non-originating radio and television personnel reporting on the game Only the following radio personnel receive consideration for credentials based on space: a. Austin-area radio stations with a full-time sports director conducting a sports-based show on a daily basis b. Beat radio sports directors or reporters covering a visiting team c. Sports director or reporter for an affiliate station of the Longhorn IMG Radio Network 7. Non-daily newspapers or publications reporting on the game MEDIA ENTRANCE/WILL CALL: Media members are to enter and leave the Erwin Center through the Red River entrance (main entrance on the west side of the arena). Media will call opens 90 minutes prior to tipoff. PARKING: Press parking is located in the Health Center Garage (1601 Trinity Street). Please enter the garage from the south (Trinity is a one-way street heading north). Exit the garage and cross Red River Street to enter at the media entrance to the Erwin Center. Parking passes are limited and available on a first-come, first-serve basis. PRESS ROOM: From the bottom of the escalator/stairs at the Red River Entrance, the press room is located three doors down on your right. All working press are provided with game notes and statistics, game flipcards with rosters, fact books and complete statistics (box score, play-by-play, game notes). Statistics will be distributed individually and as a complete book following the game. Postgame quickie quotes are also available. MEDIA SEATING: Please locate the seating chart in the press room to find your seat location. In general, the visiting team s radio network is seated at the scorer s table next to its team bench. Home radio and the originating television broadcast crew are located at mid-court on the side opposite from the benches. All other media are seated in the press section, located in the upper three rows of Section 28 in the arena. Media can access that section by either taking the stairs from court level or by taking the service elevator in the south tunnel. VISITING RADIO: The University of Texas provides a courtesy hard-wired Ethernet line, one ISDN line and a POTS line for visiting radio. The visiting radio location is at the scorer s table next to the visiting team bench. Three can sit comfortably in the area provided. A stats monitor will be provided at the location. Please contact Scott McConnell for visiting phone line numbers at the location. MEDIA COVERING TEXAS ON THE ROAD: Media members wishing to cover UT on the road must contact the host media relations office for credentials. DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICES The University of Texas provides a digital photographer work area which is located in the press room. Ethernet lines as well as media materials are available in this area. If you have questions concerning this area, please contact the UT Athletics Photography Department at 512/ or via at photo@athletics.utexas.edu. Photographers and television camera personnel are limited to the areas that are marked in the baseline areas. The bench area for both teams are off limits at all times to photographers. PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICES High-quality photographs are available through UT s Media Relations Office. To request digital photographs of current and former Texas Basketball players and coaches, please contact the UT Athletics Photography Department at 512/ or via at photo@athletics.utexas.edu. POSTGAME INTERVIEWS The Texas locker room is closed to the media. All postgame interviews will be conducted in the press room. No interviews with Texas players or coaches are permitted on the court following the game, except for the originating television broadcast or Longhorn Network. After a 10-minute cooling off period, the visiting coach and select players (if approved by the visiting SID) will be escorted to the press room first. Following a 10-minute interview window with the visiting team, requested Texas players and coach Shaka Smart will be available in the press room TEXAS BASKETBALL FACT BOOK 9

11 00 James Banks III Sophomore Center Decatur, Ga. (La Lumiere School [Ind.]) Returns for his second season with the UT program played in 32 of a possible 33 games as a freshman ranked second on the team last year in blocked shots (39) named to the Academic All-Big 12 Conference Rookie Team (cumulative 3.0 GPA) in the summer of his freshman season, teamed with then-ut freshman Jarrett Allen along with current UT freshmen Mohamed Bamba and Matt Coleman along with coach Shaka Smart to lead Team USA to a gold medal at the 2016 FIBA Americas U18 Championship in Valdivia, Chile played in four of the five games in the tourney and led Team USA in blocks (7) and ranked sixth on the team in rebounding (4.5 rpg) while playing 9.8 minutes per game. AS A FRESHMAN IN : Played in 32 games ranked second on the team in blocks (39) averaged 1.7 points and 2.5 rebounds in 12.4 minutes per contest recorded at least one blocked shot in 20 of his 32 games played set the UT freshman debut record for most blocked shots (5) to go along with 9 rebounds in 24 minutes during the season opener against Incarnate Word (Nov. 11) previous mark was 3 (Cameron Ridley vs. Fresno State in 2012; Damion James vs. Alcorn State in 2006) posted 3 blocks in 10 minutes against Kent State (Dec. 27) registered 5 points (2-3 FG, 1-1 FT), 4 rebounds and 1 block in 23 minutes at Georgia (Jan. 28) recorded a season-high 6 points (2-3 FG, 2-2 FT) and 5 boards in 16 minutes at Oklahoma State (Feb. 11) posted 5 rebounds and 4 blocks in 22 minutes at No. 12/13 West Virginia (Feb. 20) had 4 points (2-2 FG), 4 boards and 3 blocks in 15 minutes against No. 11/11 West Virginia (Mar. 9) in the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship quarterfinals named to the Academic All-Big 12 Conference Rookie Team earned a spot on the Spring 2017 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (minimum 3.0 GPA). HIGH SCHOOL: La Lumiere School in La Porte, Ind. (head coach Shane Heirman) ranked as the No. 49 overall prospect in the nation by Scout, No. 57 by ESPN and No. 83 by Rivals following his senior year led the Lakers to a 27-4 overall mark during his senior season helped La Lumiere to the championship game at the 2016 Dick s Sporting Goods High School Nationals in New York City averaged 23 points and 14 rebounds per game in his junior season while playing at Mount Vernon Presbyterian School (Atlanta, Ga.). PERSONAL: Full name is James Alton Banks III born Jan. 16, 1998 in Decatur, Ga. son of Sonja Banks has one older sister, Marissa Banks interested in majoring in Human Dimensions of Organizations. BANKS GAME-BY-GAME AT TEXAS (Freshman) Opponent M Fg-Fga 3m-3a Ft-Fta O-D-Reb PF A TO B S Pts Incarnate Word Louisiana-Monroe E. Washington vs. Northwestern vs. Colorado - Did Not Play - UT Arlington Alabama at Michigan Long Beach State vs. Arkansas UAB Kent State at Kansas State Oklahoma State at Iowa State TCU West Virginia at Baylor at Kansas Oklahoma at Georgia Texas Tech at TCU Iowa State at Oklahoma State at Oklahoma Kansas State at West Virginia Kansas at Texas Tech Baylor vs. Texas Tech vs. West Virginia BANKS CAREER HIGHS Points 6 at Oklahoma State ( ) Rebounds 9 vs. Incarnate Word ( ) FG 2, five times last vs. West Virginia (3-9-17) 3FG - FT 3 vs. Oklahoma ( ) Assists 2 vs. E. Washington ( ) Blocks 5 vs. Incarnate Word ( ) Steals 2 at Michigan ( ) Minutes 24 vs. Incarnate Word ( ) BANKS CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG BANKS CAREER BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS

12 10 Eric Davis Jr. Junior Guard Saginaw, Mich. (Arthur Hill HS) Returns for his third season in the backcourt rotation has played in 66 career games (24 starts) during his first two seasons has reached double figures in scoring 23 times in his career earned a spot on the six-person Big 12 Conference All-Newcomer team in his freshman season ( ). AS A SOPHOMORE IN : Played in all 33 games (22 starts) third on the team in assists (34), sixth in scoring (7.1 ppg) and fifth in minutes played (26.7 mpg) posted 16 poits (5-6 FT) and 6 rebounds in 32 minutes against Incarnate Word (Nov. 11) set a career-high with 7 rebounds in 24 minutes against Louisiana- Monroe (Nov. 14) recorded 16 points (4-8 FG, 3-7 threes, 5-6 FT) in 25 minutes against Long Beach State (Dec. 10) registered 16 points (5-8 FG, 3-6 threes, 3-4 FT) in 28 minutes against Oklahoma State (Jan. 4) had 12 points (4-4 FT) and tied a career high with 3 steals in 36 minutes at No. 2/1 Kansas (Jan. 21) recorded a season-high 18 points (6-11 FG, career-high 5-10 threes) in 32 minutes against Oklahoma (Jan. 23) registered 11 points (4-8 FG, 2-5 threes) in 34 minutes at Georgia (Jan. 28) tallied 15 points (6-9 FG, 3-6 threes) in a career-high 37 minutes against Texas Tech (Feb. 1) recorded 14 points (6-14 FG) and 4 rebounds in 36 minutes at No. 12/13 West Virginia (Feb. 20). AS A FRESHMAN IN : Played in all 33 games (2 starts) earned a spot on the six-person Big 12 Conference All-Newcomer team two-time Phillips 66 Big 12 Newcomer of the Week selection (Nov. 30 and Dec. 14) averaged 20.6 minutes per contest ranked fifth on the team in scoring (7.4 ppg) while converting a team-best 38.2 percent (42-110) from three-point range and 79.6 percent (43-54) from the free throw line reached double figures in scoring 14 times in 13 games against AP Top 25 opponents, he averaged 8.5 points while converting 51.3 percent (20-39) from three-point range posted a career-high 19 points (6-10 FG, 4-7 threes) in 28 minutes against No. 25/ nr Texas A&M (Nov. 25) registered a team-high 15 points (5-8 FG, 1-2 threes) in 22 minutes against Washington (Nov. 26) earned Phillips 66 Big 12 Newcomer of the Week honors (Nov. 30), averaging a team-best 15.3 ppg while converting (.625) field goals, including 7-13 (.538) from three-point range, during UT s three contests at the Battle 4 Atlantis posted 11 points (3-5 threes), 4 rebounds and 5 assists against just 1 turnover in 23 minutes against UTSA (Dec. 8) registered 16 points (6-10 FG, 4-5 threes) and 4 rebounds in 29 minutes against No. 3/3 North Carolina (Dec. 12) earned Phillips 66 Big 12 Newcomer of the Week honors (Dec. 14), averaging 13.5 ppg, 4.0 rpg and 2.5 apg while converting 9-17 (.529) field goals, including 7-10 from three-point range tallied 14 points (5-9 FG) and 4 rebounds in 25 minutes in the home overtime win against No. 17/18 Iowa State (Jan. 12) recorded 12 points (4-4 FT) and 5 boards in 21 minutes against Oklahoma State (Jan. 16) registered 13 points (6-11 FG) and 5 rebounds in 21 minutes at No. 3/3 Kansas (Jan. 23) posted 13 points (5-6 FT) and 2 steals in 23 minutes against Vanderbilt (Jan. 30) tallied 15 points (5-7 FG, 4-4 threes) in 20 minutes against No. 10/11 West Virginia (Feb. 16) posted 11 points (4-4 FT) in 28 minutes against No. 25/22 Baylor (Feb. 20) recorded 10 points (3-6 FG, 2-3 threes) in 27 minutes at Kansas State (Feb. 22) had 10 points (2-4 threes, 2-2 FT) and 5 boards in 21 minutes against No. 3/4 Oklahoma (Feb. 27) registered 13 points (5-8 FG, 3-5 threes) in 24 minutes against Northern Iowa (Mar. 18) in the NCAA Tournament First Round earned a spot on the Fall 2015 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (minimum 3.0 GPA). HIGH SCHOOL: Saginaw Arthur Hill High School in Saginaw, Mich. (head coach Greg McMath) tabbed the No. 45 overall prospect in the nation by ESPN following his senior year competed at the prestigious Jordan Brand Classic in the spring following his senior season finalist for Mr. Basketball in the state of Michigan as a senior led Saginaw Arthur Hill to a 24-4 mark and a trip to the Class A state championship game while averaging 25 points, seven assists and six rebounds per game in his senior year averaged 27 points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals per game as a junior while leading Arthur Hill to the Saginaw Valley League championship earned Michigan Class A Player of the Year honors as a junior claimed allstate honors as a sophomore and was the first freshman to start for McMath in program history. PERSONAL: Full name is Eric Tyree Davis Jr. born May 26, 1997 in Saginaw, Mich. son of Eric Davis and Merry Christmas father played football at Saginaw Valley College ( ) uncle, Tony Davis, played basketball at the University of Minnesota has one older brother, Torrieon Russell, and one older sister, Kiana Christmas majoring in Communication and Leadership. DAVIS JR. S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG TOTAL DAVIS JR. S CAREER BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG TOTAL TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS 11

13 DAVIS JR. GAME-BY-GAME AT TEXAS (Sophomore) Opponent M Fg-Fga 3m-3a Ft-Fta O-D-Reb PF A TO B S Pts Incarnate Word* Louisiana Monroe* E. Washington* vs. Northwestern* vs. Colorado* UT Arlington* Alabama at Michigan Long Beach State vs. Arkansas UAB Kent State at Kansas State Oklahoma State at Iowa State TCU West Virginia* at Baylor* at Kansas* Oklahoma* at Georgia* Texas Tech* at TCU* Iowa State* at Oklahoma State* at Oklahoma* Kansas State* at West Virginia* Kansas* at Texas Tech* Baylor vs. Texas Tech* vs. West Virginia* DAVIS JR. S CAREER HIGHS Points 19 vs. Texas A&M ( ) Rebounds 7 vs. Louisiana-Monroe ( ) FG 6, six times last at West Virginia ( ) 3FG 5 vs. Oklahoma ( ) FT 5, three times last vs. Long Beach State ( ) Assists 5 vs. UTSA ( ) Blocks 1, twice last vs. Texas Tech (2-1-17) Steals 3, twice last at Kansas ( ) Minutes 37 vs. Texas Tech (2-1-17) (Freshman) Opponent M Fg-Fga 3m-3a Ft-Fta O-D-Reb PF A TO B S Pts vs. Washington* Texas A&M-CC vs. Texas A&M vs. Washington vs. Michigan UT Arlington Samford UTSA North Carolina Appalachian State at Stanford Connecticut* at Texas Tech Kansas State at TCU Iowa State Oklahoma State at West Virginia at Kansas TCU Vanderbilt at Baylor Texas Tech at Oklahoma at Iowa State West Virginia Baylor at Kansas State Oklahoma Kansas at Oklahoma State vs. Baylor vs. Northern Iowa TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS

14 22 Isaiah Hobbs Senior Guard Palm Beach, Fla. (Lake Worth Christian HS/Howard College) Returns for his second season with the UT program saw action in 2 games during his junior season transferred into UT prior to the Fall 2016 semester spent his sophomore season at Howard College and his freshman year at UT Rio Grande Valley. AS A JUNIOR IN : Played in 2 games (home wins against Louisiana-Monroe and UAB) registered an assist in 3 minutes against UAB (Dec. 21) earned a spot on the Spring 2017 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (minimum 3.0 GPA). AT HOWARD COLLEGE IN Spent his sophomore season at Howard College, a NJCAA Region 5 institution in Big Spring, Texas played in 8 games (4 starts) and averaged 2.3 points and 2.9 rebounds in 16.0 minutes per game. AT UT RIO GRANDE VALLEY IN : Spent his freshman year at UT Rio Grande Valley (Brownsville, Texas) played in 30 of 31 games (5 starts) and averaged 3.2 points and 1.7 rebounds in 13.3 minutes per game. HOBBS GAME-BY-GAME AT TEXAS (Junior) Opponent M Fg-Fga 3m-3a Ft-Fta O-D-Reb PF A TO B S Pts Louisiana-Monroe UAB HOBBS CAREER HIGHS Points - Rebounds - FG - 3FG - FT - Assists 1 vs. UAB ( ) Blocks - Steals - Minutes 3 vs. UAB ( ) HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Lake Worth Christian High School (Boynton Beach, Fla.) during his senior year averaged 21.0 points, 5.7 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 2.1 steals and 1.3 blocks in 30 games as a senior converted 59 percent from the field, including 38 percent from three-point range, and 72 percent from the free throw line earned first-team all-area honors while leading Lake Worth Christian to the district championship as a senior spent his freshman, sophomore and junior seasons at The Benjamin School (North Palm Beach, Fla.) earned first-team all-area honors by the Palm Beach Post as a junior while averaging 17.0 points per game. PERSONAL: Full name is Isaiah William Alexander Hobbs born April 22, 1996 in West Palm Beach, Fla. son of William Alexander and Trinette Hobbs has one older brother, Keenan, and one older sister, Anjel majoring in Psychology. HOBBS CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS 13

15 1 Andrew Jones Sophomore Guard Irving, Texas (MacArthur HS) Returns for his second season in the backcourt rotation went through the NBA Pre-Draft Combine in May but decided to withdraw his name from the draft pool and return to Texas for his sophomore season played in all 33 games (23 starts) as a freshman McDonald s All-American (18th selection in UT history) and Jordan Brand All-American (13th selection in UT history). AS A FRESHMAN IN : Played in all 33 games (23 starts) tied for the team lead in assists (117, 3.5 apg) and ranked second in steals (41), third in scoring (11.4 ppg), fourth in minutes played (27.9 mpg) and tied for fourth in rebounding (3.9 rpg) reached double figures in scoring 22 times during the season converted 77.5 percent (86-111) from the free throw line in Big 12 Conference play, he averaged 12.1 points in 31.5 minutes per contest and posted 71 assists against 45 turnovers (1.58 ratio) recorded 10 points and 6 rebounds in 22 minutes during the season opener against Incarnate Word (Nov. 11) had 12 points (3-6 FG, 6-8 FT) and 4 assists in 23 minutes against Louisiana- Monroe (Nov. 14) tallied 17 points (6-10 FG) and 3 steals in 21 minutes against Eastern Washington (Nov. 17) posted 17 points and 3 steals and set a career high in free throws made (8-11) while recording 7 assists in 32 minutes against Arkansas in Houston (Dec. 17) registered 16 points (6-9 FG, 4-7 threes), 5 boards, 6 assists and 2 steals in 22 minutes against UAB (Dec. 21) had 10 points (6-10 FT), 4 rebounds and 2 assists without a turnover in 28 minutes against Oklahoma State (Jan. 4) tallied 14 points (5-7 FG, 2-3 threes) and 7 rebounds in 29 minutes at Iowa State (Jan. 7) had 17 points (4-9 threes, 3-4 FT), 3 rebounds and 2 steals in 28 minutes against No. 10/9 West Virginia (Jan. 14) posted 15 points (6-7 FT), 4 boards and 4 assists without a turnover in 31 minutes at No. 6/6 Baylor (Jan. 17) recorded 15 points (6-9 FG, 3-4 threes), 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks in 29 minutes at No. 2/1 Kansas (Jan. 21) tallied 16 points (5-7 FG, 3-3 threes, 3-4 FT), 8 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals in 31 minutes against Oklahoma (Jan. 23) hit the game-winning 3-pointer from 25 feet with 1.8 seconds left registered a team-high 16 points (5-11 FG, 4-5 FT), a career-high 8 assists, 4 rebounds and 2 steals in 33 minutes at Georgia (Jan. 28) posted 11 points, 7 assists against 3 turnovers and 4 rebounds in 35 minutes against Texas Tech (Feb. 1) recorded 14 points (6-11 FG) and 7 assists in 35 minutes at TCU (Feb. 4) tallied 10 points (5-6 FT), a careerhigh 9 rebounds, 7 assists and 2 steals in 36 minutes against Iowa State (Feb. 7) registered 16 points (6-6 FT) and 3 assists against just 1 turnover in 34 minutes at Oklahoma State (Feb. 11) posted 12 points (5-12 FG, 2-4 threes) and 5 rebounds in a career-high 38 minutes at Oklahoma (Feb. 14) recorded 11 points (4-4 FT), 4 assists against 1 turnover and 3 boards in 33 minutes at No. 12/13 West Virginia (Feb. 20) registered a career-high 18 points (career-best 8-16 FG, 2-2 FT) and 2 steals in 34 minutes against No. 3/3 Kansas (Feb. 25) posted 12 points, 7 assists against 1 turnover and a career-high 3 blocks in 33 minutes against No. 11/11 Baylor (Mar. 4) tallied 15 points (6-7 FT), 5 rebounds and 4 assists in 32 minutes against Texas Tech in the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship first round (Mar. 8) recorded 13 points (3-5 threes), 7 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals in 35 minutes against No. 11/11 West Virginia (Mar. 9) in the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship quarterfinals. HIGH SCHOOL: MacArthur High School in Irving, Texas (head coach Toby Martin) McDonald s All-American and Jordan Brand All-American ranked as the No. 19 overall prospect in the nation by Scout, No. 22 by Rivals and No. 29 by ESPN following his senior year averaged 30 points, 10 rebounds and 7 assists per game as a senior while leading MacArthur to a 22-7 overall record. PERSONAL: Full name is Andrew Lamar Jones born Dec. 9, 1997 in Midland, Texas son of David and Carla Jones family moved to Irving when Andrew was 7 has one older brother, Anthony Jackson, and one older sister, Alexis Jones sister played basketball at Baylor ( ) and was selected as the No. 12 overall pick of the 2017 WNBA Draft by the Minnesota Lynx interested in majoring in Sport Management and Sports Media. JONES CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG JONES CAREER BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS

16 JONES GAME-BY-GAME AT TEXAS (Freshman) Opponent M Fg-Fga 3m-3a Ft-Fta O-D-Reb PF A TO B S Pts Incarnate Word* Louisiana-Monroe* E. Washington vs. Northwestern vs. Colorado UT Arlington Alabama* at Michigan* Long Beach State* vs. Arkansas* UAB* Kent State* at Kansas State* Oklahoma State* at Iowa State* TCU* West Virginia at Baylor at Kansas Oklahoma at Georgia Texas Tech* at TCU* Iowa State* at Oklahoma State* at Oklahoma* Kansas State* at West Virginia* Kansas* at Texas Tech* Baylor* vs. Texas Tech* vs. West Virginia* JONES CAREER HIGHS Points 18 vs. Kansas ( ) Rebounds 9 vs. Iowa State (2-7-17) FG 8 vs. Kansas ( ) 3FG 4, twice last vs. West Virginia ( ) FT 8 vs. Arkansas ( ) Assists 8 at Georgia ( ) Blocks 3 vs. Baylor (3-4-17) Steals 3, five times last vs. Oklahoma ( ) Minutes 38 at Oklahoma ( ) TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS 15

17 30 Ryan McClurg Senior Forward Katy, Texas (Seven Lakes HS) Returns for his fourth full season with the UT program has played in 11 career games enrolled at Texas in January 2014 after completing the Fall 2013 semester at UTSA joined the team as a walk-on during the Spring 2014 semester seven-time Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll selection two-time selection to the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Honors Court (cumulative 3.2 GPA), earning the accolade in and McCLURG GAME-BY-GAME AT TEXAS (Junior) Opponent M Fg-Fga 3m-3a Ft-Fta O-D-Reb PF A TO B S Pts Incarnate Word Louisiana-Monroe E. Washington UAB AS A JUNIOR IN : Saw action in 4 contests tied his career high with 6 minutes played in the season opener against Incarnate Word (Nov. 11) earned spots on the Fall 2016 and Spring 2017 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Rolls (minimum 3.0 GPA). AS A SOPHOMORE IN : Played in 3 games had a career-high 4 points (2-2 FG) in 6 minutes against UTSA (Dec. 8) earned spots on the Fall 2015 and Spring 2016 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Rolls (minimum 3.0 GPA). AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN IN : Saw action in 4 games posted 2 points (1-of-2 FG) and 1 rebound in 2 minutes against Alcorn State (Nov. 16) tallied 1 point (1-of-2 FT), 1 rebound and 1 assist in 4 minutes against Lipscomb (Dec. 16) earned a spot on the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Rolls (minimum 3.0 GPA). AS A FRESHMAN IN : Enrolled at Texas in January 2014 after completing the Fall 2013 semester at UTSA did not see game action earned a spot on the Spring 2014 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (minimum 3.0 GPA). HIGH SCHOOL: Seven Lakes High School in Katy, Texas (head coach Dan Miller) four-year letterwinner named District 19-5A Most Valuable Player as a senior led the Spartans to their third consecutive 30-win season and third district championship in five years earned Region III-5A honors by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) in his senior season (Sophomore) Opponent M Fg-Fga 3m-3a Ft-Fta O-D-Reb PF A TO B S Pts UTSA Vanderbilt Kansas (Redshirt Freshman) Opponent M Fg-Fga 3m-3a Ft-Fta O-D-Reb PF A TO B S Pts North Dakota State Alcorn State Lipscomb TCU MCCLURG S CAREER HIGHS Points 4 vs. UTSA ( ) Rebounds 3 vs. Kansas ( ) FG 2 vs. UTSA ( ) 3FG - FT 2 vs. E. Washington ( ) Assists 1 vs. Lipscomb ( ) Blocks - Steals - Minutes 6, twice last vs. Incarnate Word ( ) PERSONAL: Full name is Ryan Thomas McClurg born Dec. 14, 1994 in Lafayette, La. son of Tom and Susan McClurg moved to Katy, Texas prior to his freshman year at Seven Lakes HS in 2009 has one younger sister, Lauren, and one younger brother, Jackson majoring in Finance with a Real Estate certificate on pace to graduate from the prestigious McCombs School of Business in May McCLURG S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG TOTAL McCLURG S CAREER BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG TOTAL TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS

18 21 Skilled inside-outside player who is expected to be a team leader should compete for playing time immediately in the frontcourt rotation transferred from Tulane University following the season sat out the season due to NCAA transfer rules has two years of eligibility remaining. AT TEXAS IN : Sat out the season due to NCAA transfer rules impressed during his one public appearance in a Texas uniform, posting a game-high 17 points (7-7 FG) and 10 rebounds in 24 minutes during the Texas Tip-Off (annual preseason intrasquad scrimmage) earned a spot on the Spring 2017 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (minimum 3.0 GPA). AT TULANE: Spent his freshman ( ) and sophomore ( ) seasons at Tulane and played in 65 career games (38 starts) as a sophomore, he posted a team-best 11 double-doubles and led the squad in rebounding (8.3 rpg) while starting all 34 games for the Green Wave (12-22 record) ranked third on the team in scoring (11.3 ppg) and second in steals (41) and minutes played (32.4 mpg) converted 43.8 percent ( ) from the field and 67.9 percent (89-131) from the free throw line recorded 20 points, 8 rebounds and 3 steals against Mississippi State registered 19 points and 14 rebounds against Tulsa tallied a career-high 23 points and 13 rebounds in an overtime victory against Memphis during his freshman season, he played in all 31 games (4 starts) and averaged 6.3 points (fourth on the team) and 4.8 rebounds (third on the team) in 22.2 minutes per contest for the Green Wave (15-16 record) converted 50.7 percent (77-152) from the field on the season posted a season-high 13 points against Temple had a season-high 9 rebounds in 31 minutes against Houston. TEXAS BASKETBALL Dylan Osetkowski Junior Forward San Diego, Calif. (JSerra Catholic HS/Tulane) HIGH SCHOOL: JSerra Catholic High School in Orange County, Calif. (head coach Kellie McKinney) averaged 14.8 points and 9.9 rebounds per game as a senior while earning first-team All-Trinity League and first-team all-city honors team s defensive player of the year in his senior season four-year letterwinner. PERSONAL: Full name is Dylan Osetkowski born Aug. 8, 1996 in San Diego, Calif. son of Ken and Sabina Osetkowski has one older brother, Cory brother played basketball at Columbia University ( ) and set the school record for most career games played (114) Cory also pitched for the Columbia baseball team as a freshman in 2012 majoring in American Studies with a minor in Communication. OSETKOWSKI S CAREER STATISTICS (AT TULANE) YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG TOTAL TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS 17

19 12 Kerwin Roach II Junior Guard Houston, Texas (North Shore HS) Returns for his third season in the backcourt rotation has played in 65 career games (31 starts) has topped the 20-point mark twice and reached double figures in scoring 26 times in his career earned a spot on the six-person Big 12 Conference All-Newcomer team in his freshman season ( ). AS A SOPHOMORE IN : Played in 32 of a possible 33 games (31 starts) led the team in steals (51) and tied for the team lead in assists (117, 3.7 apg) ranked fourth in scoring (9.9 rpg), tied for fourth in rebounding (3.9 rpg) and third in minutes played (30.0 mpg) reached double figures in scoring in 17 of his 32 contests posted 11 points (4-7 FG) and 6 rebounds in 23 minutes against Eastern Washington (Nov. 17) tallied a team-high 16 points in 30 minutes against Colorado (Nov. 22) had 16 points (career-high 8-14 FG) and 3 steals against UTA (Nov. 29) registered a team-high 16 points (careerhigh FT) and 5 boards against Alabama (Dec. 2) set a career-high with 6 steals in just 21 minutes against UAB (Dec. 21) the 6 steals were the most by a UT player in a single game since Daniel Gibson had 6 steals vs. Iowa State on Feb. 5, 2005 recorded 13 points (4-7 FG, 4-4 FT), 3 assists and 2 steals in 32 minutes against Kent State (Dec. 27) tallied 11 points (3-3 FG, 5-6 FT), 5 boards, 6 assists against 2 turnovers, 2 steals and 1 block in 36 minutes against Oklahoma State (Jan. 4) registered a season-high 21 points (7-9 FG, career-high 4-4 threes) and 5 assists in 37 minutes at Iowa State (Jan. 7) had 11 points, 6 boards and 5 assists in a career-high 38 minutes against No. 10/9 West Virginia (Jan. 14) tallied 11 points, a career-high 8 assists against 2 turnovers, a season-high 7 rebounds and 3 steals in 34 minutes against Oklahoma (Jan. 23) posted 10 points (4-8 FG) and tied his season high with 7 boards in 31 minutes at Georgia (Jan. 28) registered 13 points (6-9 FG), 6 rebounds, 5 assists against 2 turnovers and 3 steals in 34 minutes at Oklahoma State (Feb. 11) posted 13 points (5-6 FT), 5 assists, 4 boards and 2 steals in 34 minutes at Oklahoma (Feb. 14) recorded 13 points (7-8 FT), 5 rebounds and 3 assists in 33 minutes at No. 12/13 West Virginia (Feb. 20) tallied 9 points, 6 assists, 4 boards and 4 steals in 35 minutes against No. 3/3 Kansas (Feb. 25) posted 13 points (4-8 FG, 2-4 threes) in 29 minutes against Texas Tech (Mar. 8) in the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship first round. AS A FRESHMAN IN : Played in all 33 games earned a spot on the six-person Big 12 Conference All-Newcomer team two-time Phillips 66 Big 12 Newcomer of the Week selection (Feb. 1 and Mar. 5) ranked fourth on the team in scoring (7.5 ppg), tied for the team lead in steals (29) and tied for fourth in rebounding (2.9 rpg) while averaging 17.8 minutes per contest reached double- figures in scoring nine times, including five during Big 12 play his firsthalf dunk in the UTA game (Dec. 1) was named the Top Play in ESPN SportsCenter s Top10 and earned ESPN s Dunk of the Year for 2015 recorded 14 points (4-5 FG) and 4 assists against 1 turnover in 22 minutes against UTSA (Dec. 8) his first-half dunk in the Appalachian State game (Dec. 15) was named the No. 8 play in ESPN SportsCenter s Top10 tallied 14 points (6-7 FG, 2-2 threes), 3 assists and 2 steals in 20 minutes at Stanford (Dec. 19) recorded 11 points (6-8 FT), 3 boards and 2 steals in 21 minutes against Oklahoma State (Jan. 16) recorded a game-high 22 points (6-9 FG, FT), 5 rebounds and 3 steals in 29 minutes against TCU (Jan. 26) had his first career double-double with 15 points (5-10 FG, 5-8 FT), 11 boards and 4 steals in 30 minutes against Vanderbilt (Jan. 30) earned Phillips 66 Big 12 Newcomer of the Week honors (Feb. 1), averaging 18.5 ppg, 8.0 rpg and 3.5 spg in 29.5 mpg while converting (.579) field goals and (.652) free throws in the home wins against TCU and Vanderbilt posted 12 points (4-6 FG, 4-4 FT) and 7 boards in 25 minutes against Texas Tech (Feb. 6) recorded 12 points (3-4 FG, 6-8 FT) and 3 boards in 18 minutes against No. 3/4 Oklahoma (Feb. 27) posted a team-high 15 points (6-9 FG, 2-3 threes), 6 boards, 2 assists and 2 steals in 25 minutes at Oklahoma State (Mar. 4) scored all 15 points in the second half, including scoring or assisting on UT s last 12 points in the final 4:32 to secure the road win claimed Phillips 66 Big 12 Newcomer of the Week accolades (Mar. 6), averaging 12.0 ppg, 3.0 rpg and 2.0 spg in 23.0 mpg while converting 9-15 (.600) field goals, including 3-4 from three-point range, in games against No. 1/1 Kansas and at Oklahoma State registered 13 points (5-10 FG), a team-high 6 boards and 2 steals in 26 minutes against No. 22/20 Baylor in the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship quarterfinals (Mar. 10) earned a spot on the Fall 2015 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (minimum 3.0 GPA). HIGH SCHOOL: North Shore High School in Houston, Texas (head coach David Green) tabbed the No. 34 overall prospect in the nation by Rivals.com and No. 47 by ESPN following his senior year averaged 20.7 points, 4.8 assists and 3.0 steals per game while pacing North Shore to a 27-7 mark as a senior averaged a team-best 16.1 points per game as a junior while leading North Shore to a 33-3 overall and the class 5A state title also competed in track and field and won back-to-back 5A state championships in the triple jump as a junior and senior set a Nike Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays meet record with a jump of (15.44 meters) in April 2015 on the UT campus. ROACH II S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG TOTAL ROACH II S CAREER BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG TOTAL TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS

20 ROACH II GAME-BY-GAME AT TEXAS (Sophomore) Opponent M Fg-Fga 3m-3a Ft-Fta O-D-Reb PF A TO B S Pts Incarnate Word - Did Not Play - Louisiana-Monroe E. Washington* vs. Northwestern* vs. Colorado* UT Arlington* Alabama* at Michigan* Long Beach State* vs. Arkansas* UAB* Kent State* at Kansas State* Oklahoma State* at Iowa State* TCU* West Virginia* at Baylor* at Kansas* Oklahoma* at Georgia* Texas Tech* at TCU* Iowa State* at Oklahoma State* at Oklahoma* Kansas State* at West Virginia* Kansas* at Texas Tech* Baylor* vs. Texas Tech* vs. West Virginia* ROACH II S CAREER HIGHS Points 22 vs. TCU ( ) Rebounds 11 vs. Vanderbilt ( ) FG 8 vs. UT Arlington ( ) 3FG 4 at Iowa State (1-7-17) FT 12 vs. Alabama ( ) Assists 8 vs. Oklahoma ( ) Blocks 1, 16 times last vs. Kansas ( ) Steals 6 vs. UAB ( ) Minutes 38 vs. West Virginia ( ) PERSONAL: Full name is Kerwin LaTroy Roach II born Oct. 24, 1996 in Houston son of Kerwin Sr. and LaKita Roach father played basketball at Texas Southern University has a younger brother, Kieston brother is a freshman cornerback on the Texas State football team majoring in Physical Culture and Sports (Freshman) Opponent M Fg-Fga 3m-3a Ft-Fta O-D-Reb PF A TO B S Pts vs. Washington Texas A&M-CC vs. Texas A&M vs. Washington vs. Michigan UT Arlington Samford UTSA North Carolina Appalachian State at Stanford Connecticut at Texas Tech Kansas State at TCU Iowa State Oklahoma State at West Virginia at Kansas TCU Vanderbilt at Baylor Texas Tech at Oklahoma at Iowa State West Virginia Baylor at Kansas State Oklahoma Kansas at Oklahoma State vs. Baylor vs. Northern Iowa TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS 19

21 25 Joe Schwartz Senior Guard Waco, Texas (Vanguard College Prep) Returns for his fourth season with the UT program has played in 4 career games joined the team as a walk-on during the Fall 2014 semester six-time Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll selection two-time selection to the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Honors Court (cumulative 3.2 GPA), earning the accolade in and already earned his bachelor s degree (Communication Studies and a Business Foundations certificate) in August 2017 and began graduate study in Sport Management in the fall. AS A JUNIOR IN : Saw action in 1 contest (Louisiana-Monroe) earned spots on the Fall 2016 and Spring 2017 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Rolls (minimum 3.0 GPA). AS A SOPHOMORE IN : Played in 2 games scored 1 point in a career-high 3 minutes against UTSA (Dec. 8) earned spots on the Fall 2015 and Spring 2016 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Rolls (minimum 3.0 GPA). AS A FRESHMAN IN : Saw action in 1 game (Lipscomb) converted his lone 3-point attempt in just 2 minutes of action against Lipscomb (Dec. 16) earned a spot on the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (minimum 3.0 GPA). SCHWARTZ GAME-BY-GAME AT TEXAS (Junior) Opponent M Fg-Fga 3m-3a Ft-Fta O-D-Reb PF A TO B S Pts Louisiana-Monroe (Sophomore) Opponent M Fg-Fga 3m-3a Ft-Fta O-D-Reb PF A TO B S Pts UTSA Vanderbilt (Freshman) Opponent M Fg-Fga 3m-3a Ft-Fta O-D-Reb PF A TO B S Pts Lipscomb SCHWARTZ S CAREER HIGHS Points 3 vs. Lipscomb ( ) Rebounds 1 vs. UTSA ( ) FG 1 vs. Lipscomb ( ) 3FG 1 vs. Lipscomb ( ) FT 1 vs. UTSA ( ) Assists Blocks Steals Minutes 3 vs. UTSA ( ) HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years for Vanguard College Prep (Waco, Texas) helped lead the Vikings to a pair of state runner-up finishes and three state semifinal appearances named TAAPS District 4-2A MVP as a senior recognized as the Super Cen-Tex Player of the Year in his senior season also lettered in baseball, tennis and track and field played football during his sophomore year. PERSONAL: Full name is Michael Joseph Schwartz born July 11, 1996 in Waco, Texas son of Martin and Loren Schwartz father played basketball at McLennan Community College in Waco has one older brother, Jake, who graduated from Texas in 2017 earned his bachelor s degree in Communication Studies and a Business Foundations certificate in August 2017 began graduate study in Sport Management in the fall. SCHWARTZ S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG TOTAL TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS

22 3 Jacob Young Sophomore Guard Houston, Texas (Yates HS) Returns for his second year in the backcourt rotation played in 33 games (5 starts) as a freshman. AS A FRESHMAN IN : Played in 33 games (5 starts) averaged 3.7 points in 16.4 minutes per game had 10 points (4-7 FG) and 2 assists without a turnover in a careerhigh 32 minutes in the season opener against Incarnate Word (Nov. 11) posted 11 points (4-8 FG, 3-6 threes) in 24 minutes against Alabama (Dec. 2) made his first collegiate start against No. 10/9 West Virginia (Jan. 14) and had 8 points (2-4 threes, 2-2 FT) in 22 minutes tied his career high with 3 assists against just 1 turnover in 14 minutes at TCU (Feb. 4) registered 5 points (2-2 FG, 1-1 threes) in 13 minutes against No. 3/3 Kansas (Feb. 25) had a career-high 14 points (5-12 FG, career-best 4-9 threes) and 3 rebounds in 20 minutes at Texas Tech (March 1) HIGH SCHOOL: Yates High School in Houston, Texas (head coach Greg Wise) ranked as the No. 87 overall prospect in the nation by Scout and No. 106 by Rivals following his senior year two-time Class 5A all-state selection by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) helped pace Yates to the third round of the Class 5A state playoffs as a senior led Yates to an 18-9 mark and a trip to the regional semifinals of the state tourney in his junior season as a sophomore, he paced Yates to a 24-7 mark and a trip to the Class 4A state championship game. PERSONAL: Full name is Jacob Mikkeal Young born Sept. 21, 1997 in Houston son of Michael and Tina Young father played basketball at the University of Houston ( ) and was part of the school s legendary Phi Slama Jama teams Michael still ranks third in career scoring in University of Houston history and is one of five players to have his jersey retired by the school has two older brothers, Michael Jr. and Joe, one older sister, Mayorca, and one younger sister, Milan Joe played at the University of Houston ( ) and the University of Oregon ( ) and is beginning his third season with the NBA s Indiana Pacers interested in majoring in Sport Management. YOUNG GAME-BY-GAME AT TEXAS (Freshman) Opponent M Fg-Fga 3m-3a Ft-Fta O-D-Reb PF A TO B S Pts Incarnate Word Louisiana-Monroe E. Washington vs. Northwestern vs. Colorado UT Arlington Alabama at Michigan Long Beach State vs. Arkansas UAB Kent State at Kansas State Oklahoma State at Iowa State TCU West Virginia* at Baylor* at Kansas* Oklahoma* at Georgia* Texas Tech at TCU Iowa State at Oklahoma State at Oklahoma Kansas State at West Virginia Kansas at Texas Tech Baylor vs. Texas Tech vs. West Virginia YOUNG S CAREER HIGHS Points 14 at Texas Tech (3-1-17) Rebounds 3 at Iowa State (1-7-17) FG 4, twice last vs. Alabama ( ) 3FG 3 vs. Alabama ( ) FT 2, three times last at Baylor ( ) Assists 3, twice last at TCU (2-4-17) Blocks 1 at Oklahoma State ( ) Steals 2 at Baylor ( ) Minutes 32 vs. Incarnate Word ( ) YOUNG S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG YOUNG S CAREER BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS 21

23 Mohamed Bamba Freshman Forward Harlem, N.Y. (Westtown School [Pa.]) 4 Pronuciation: Mo-HAH-med BAHM-bah Versatile and skilled frontcourt player McDonald s All-American (19th selection in UT history) and Jordan Brand All-American (15th selection in UT history) fourth signee in UT program history ranked as one of the nation s top two recruits, joining Avery Bradley (No. 1 by ESPN in 2009), Kevin Durant (No. 2 by Rivals in 2006) and Myles Turner (No. 2 by ESPN in 2014) teamed with fellow UT freshman Matt Coleman and sophomore James Banks III along with coach Shaka Smart (head coach) to lead Team USA to a gold medal at the 2016 FIBA Americas U18 Championship in Valdivia, Chile. HIGH SCHOOL: Westtown School in West Chester, Pa. (head coach Seth Berger) McDonald s All-American and Jordan Brand All-American ranked as the No. 2 overall prospect in the nation by Rivals and No. 3 by ESPN and Scout nation s top-ranked frontcourt player by Rivals played for Team USA in the 2017 Nike Hoop Summit earned a spot on the 2017 Naismith Trophy High School All-America first team one of five finalists for the Naismith National High School Player of the Year averaged 12.8 points, 9.3 rebounds and 3.4 blocks per game in his senior season while leading Westtown to a 32-2 mark and a second consecutive Pennsylvania Independent Schools Athletic Association state title as a junior, he averaged 14.0 points, 11.0 rebounds and 6.0 blocks per game in pacing Westtown to the state championship also helped Westtown register a 26-6 record in his sophomore season. Matt Coleman Freshman Guard Nortfolk, Va. (Oak Hill Academy) 2 True point guard Jordan Brand All-American (14th selection in UT history) teamed with fellow UT freshman Mohamed Bamba and sophomore James Banks III along with coach Shaka Smart (head coach) to lead Team USA to a gold medal at the 2016 FIBA Americas U18 Championship in Valdivia, Chile started all five games during the tournament and averaged 7.8 points, 4.6 rebounds and 4.4 assists in 22.8 minutes per contest while converting (.531) field goals and 5-12 (.417) three-pointers. HIGH SCHOOL: Oak Hill Academy in Mouth of Wilson, Va. (head coach Steve Smith) ranked as the No. 29 overall prospect in the nation by ESPN following his senior season averaged 12.3 points, 7.9 assists, 4.4 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game while leading Oak Hill to a 37-5 overall record during his senior year as a junior, he averaged 11.2 points and 6.6 assists per game and paced Oak Hill to a 42-1 overall record and a championship at the 2016 Dick s Sporting Goods High School Nationals. PERSONAL: Full name is Clifford Matthew Coleman III born Jan. 22, 1998 in Norfolk, Va. son of Clifford and Devona Coleman father played basketball at Newport News Apprentice School (NCAA Division III) and is now the head coach at Bryant and Stratton Junior College (Virginia Beach, Va.) has one younger brother, Chase majoring in Communication and Leadership. PERSONAL: Full name is Mohamed Bamba born May 12, 1998 in Harlem, N.Y. son of Lancine (lah-seen) Bamba and Aminata (ah-mih-nah-tuh) Johnson both his father and mother are originally from Ivory Coast (Cote d Ivoire) the couple met in New York City after each had come separately to the United States has one older sister, Sita Johnson, and two older brothers, Sidiki Johnson and Ibrahim Johnson majoring in Business TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS

24 Jase Febres Freshman Guard Houston, Texas (Westfield HS) 13 Pronuciation: JAYCE FEB-rus Solid shooter with range expected to compete for playing time immediately in the backcourt rotation. HIGH SCHOOL: Westfield High School in Houston, Texas (head coach Van Price) ranked as the No. 47 overall prospect in the nation by Scout and No. 66 by Rivals following his senior year named District 16-6A Most Valuable Player by the Houston Chronicle as a senior led Westfield to a 29-8 mark, the District 16-6A title and the second round of the Class 6A state tournament in his senior season averaged 17.1 points, 5.8 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game during his junior year. PERSONAL: Full name is Jase Coleman Febres born July 28, 1999 in Denver, Colo.... son of Orlando and Kirsten Febres has one younger sister, Miguelle family moved to Houston when Jase was 7 interested in majoring in Psychology and Business. Royce Hamm Jr. Freshman Forward Houston, Texas (Aldine Davis HS) 5 Energetic frontcourt player expected to challenge for playing time immediately in the frontcourt rotation. HIGH SCHOOL: Aldine Davis High School in Houston, Texas (head coach Larry Skinner) ranked as the No. 80 overall prospect in the nation by ESPN and No. 91 by Scout following his senior year named First-Team District 16-6A by the Houston Chronicle as a senior led Davis to a mark and the first round of the Class 6A state tournament in his senior season averaged 22.1 points and 7.1 rebounds per game as a junior while pacing the Falcons to a 29-3 record. PERSONAL: Full name is Royce Dewayne Hamm Jr. born March 17, 1999 in Houston son of Royce Hamm and Rosalyn Webster has one older sister, Brashae Webster interested in majoring in Kinesiology and Education TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS 23

25 Elijah Mitrou-Long Junior Guard Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (John Carroll {Md.]/Mount St. Mary s) 55 Pronuciation: mih-sih-saw-guh Announced his decision to transfer to Texas from Mount St. Mary s University in May enrolled in classes at UT in June will have two years of eligibility remaining beginning in the season. AT MOUNT ST. MARY S: Spent his freshman and sophomore seasons ( and ) at Mount St. Mary s played in 66 career games (58 starts) for the Mountaineers and averaged 10.7 points per contest while hitting 37.0 percent from three-point range over his two-year career earned First-Team All-Northeast Conference honors as a sophomore ( ) while averaging 15.0 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.4 assists and 1.6 steals in 34.4 minutes per game led his team in scoring, assists, steals and minutes during his sophomore season converted 38.2 percent (47-123) from three-point range and 73.9 percent ( ) from the free throw line claimed 2017 NEC Tournament Most Valuable Player accolades after averaging 21.7 points, 6.0 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 2.3 steals per contest in three league tourney games topped the 20-point mark nine times during the year Mount St. Mary s went (14-4 NEC) and advanced to the NCAA Tournament, where it defeated New Orleans (67-66) in the First Four before falling to Villanova (76-56) in the First Round during his freshman season ( ), he played in 30 games (23 starts) and averaged 5.6 points, 2.5 rebounds and 2.2 assists in 22.9 minutes per game Mount St. Mary s posted a overall record (10-8 NEC). Jericho Sims Freshman Forward Minneapolis, Minn. (Cristo Rey Jesuit HS) 20 Athletic frontcourt player expected to challenge for playing time immediately in the frontcourt rotation. HIGH SCHOOL: Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in Minneapolis, Minn. (head coach Stanley Clay) ranked as the No. 51 overall prospect in the nation by Scout, No. 56 by Rivals and No. 65 by ESPN following his senior year finished his prep career as the all-time leading scorer (2,005 career points) in Cristo Rey Jesuit history averaged 25 points and over 10 rebounds per game in his senior season averaged 21.8 points, 11.2 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.4 blocks as a junior. PERSONAL: Full name is Jericho Eduard (ed-ward) Sims born Oct. 20, 1998 in Minneapolis, Minn. son of Charles and Kimberly Sims father played basketball at the University of Minnesota ( ) has five older brothers: Jason, Ty, Dominique, Drew and Isaiah Jason played basketball at the University of Northern Iowa ( ) Ty played basketball at Kansas State University ( ) Dominque played football at the University of Minnesota ( ) Isaiah currently plays basketball at Rainy River Community College (International Falls, Minn.) interested in majoring in Art and Creative Writing. HIGH SCHOOL: John Carroll High School in Bel Air, Md. averaged 10.2 points, 4.2 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 1.5 steals per game during his senior year averaged 10 points, four assists and four rebounds per contest as a junior. PERSONAL: Full name is Elijah Isa Mitrou-Long born Dec. 15, 1996 in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada son of Jersey Long and Georgia Mitrou is the thirdyoungest of 10 children in his family older brother, Nazareth Mitrou- Long, played at Iowa State ( ) and begins the season with the Salt Lake City Stars (Utah Jazz NBA G League affiliate) wears jersey No. 55 to honor his uncle, Tinos Mitrou majoring in Human Dimensions of Organization TEXAS BASKETBALL THE LONGHORNS

26 Head Coach Shaka Smart 3rd season at Texas 9th season as a collegiate head coach THE SHAKA SMART FILE Birthdate April 8, 1977 Hometown Madison, Wis. Education Kenyon College (Gambier, Ohio); magna cum laude, bachelor s degree in history, 1999 California University (California, Pa.); master s degree, social science, 2001 Wife Maya Daughter Zora Sanae (born Sept. 25, 2011) Shaka Smart enters his third season as the head basketball coach at The University of Texas in The leader of a Virginia Commonwealth University program that advanced to the 2011 Final Four and posted at least 26 wins in each of his six seasons at the school, Smart became the 24th head basketball coach at Texas on April 3, In eight seasons overall as a collegiate head coach, the 40-year-old Smart has compiled a (.681) record. Six of his eight teams have advanced to NCAA Tournament play. The mission of Smart is clear and simple - develop each student-athlete within the program into the best possible version of himself. The three core values of the Texas Basketball program are Relationships, Growth and Victory. AT TEXAS In year one at Texas ( ), Smart led the Longhorns to a overall record (11-7, tie for fourth in Big 12 Conference). UT advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a No. 6 seed before falling to Northern Iowa (75-72) on a half-court shot at the buzzer. Despite the midseason loss of senior center Cameron Ridley (fractured left foot on Dec. 27), who led the team in rebounding (10.0 rpg) and blocks (3.4 bpg) and ranked second in scoring (12.7 ppg) at the time of the injury, the Longhorns set a school single-season record with four regular-season wins against AP Top 10 opponents (No. 3 North Carolina, at No. 6 West Virginia, No. 10 West Virginia and No. 3 Oklahoma). UT went 4-1 at home against AP Top 20 opponents in , and the Longhorns were 6-4 overall against AP Top 20 teams. Senior center Prince Ibeh claimed Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year honors, while Isaiah Taylor was named All-Big 12 First Team. Eric Davis Jr. and Kerwin Roach II each claimed a spot on the six-person Big 12 All-Newcomer Team. All five scholarship seniors on the roster participated in Spring 2016 Commencement exercises. In their first full recruiting cycle in Austin, Smart and the Texas coaching staff pulled in a four-man freshman group that ranked as the No. 5 recruiting class in the nation by Scout. All four freshmen signees were ranked among the Top 100 players nationally by Scout (Jarrett Allen, No. 15; James Banks, No. 49; Andrew Jones, No. 19; Jacob Young, No. 87). The class was highlighted by Allen and Jones, who both competed in the 2016 McDonald s All-American Game. The duo became the 17th and 18th players in UT history to participate in the McDonald s All-American Game, and it marked just the fourth time in program history that the Longhorns had at least two McDonald s All-Americans in the same year. Allen also was the top-ranked center in the country by ESPN, marking the first time in UT program history that the Longhorns signed the No. 1 center in ESPN s recruiting rankings. During the summer of 2016, Smart served as the head coach for the USA Under 18 National Team, which competed in July at the FIBA Americas U18 Championship in Valdivia, Chile. Smart guided the team, which included Texas freshmen Jarrett Allen and James Banks, to a 5-0 mark and a gold medal. The Americans recorded a average margin of victory ( ) and led the tournament in scoring (93.4 ppg), field goal percentage (.461), assists (25.0 apg), steals (13.4 spg) and blocked shots (6.8 bpg). The season was highlighted by the staff s development of freshman Jarrett Allen, who was selected as the No. 22 pick by the Brooklyn Nets in the 2017 NBA Draft. Allen earned All-Big 12 Conference Third Team and Big 12 All-Newcomer Team accolades. He also claimed a spot on the 10-person USBWA All-District VII Team and the five-person NABC All- District 8 Second Team. Allen led the team in rebounding (8.4 rpg), blocks (51) and minutes (32.1 mpg) and ranked second on the team in scoring (13.4 ppg). He recorded 12 double-doubles on the season, tied for the third-highest total by a UT freshman in school history. Allen also ranked fourth on the UT freshman chart in total rebounds (278) and fourth in rebounding average (8.4 rpg). He made dramatic improvement during the second half of the year, averaging a team-best 16.2 points and 9.8 rebounds per game in Big 12 Conference play while registering eight double-doubles. During their second recruiting cycle, Smart and the UT staff signed a five-man freshman class that ranked as the No. 5 recruiting class in the country by Rivals. All five freshmen signees were ranked among the Top 80 players nationally by one of the three major recruiting services (Mohamed Bamba, No. 2 Rivals; Matt Coleman, No. 29 ESPN; Jase Febres, No. 47 Scout; Jericho Sims, No. 51 Scout; Royce Hamm Jr., No. 80 ESPN) TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF 25

27 The class was highlighted by Bamba and Coleman, who both competed in the 2017 Jordan Brand Classic. Bamba became the fourth signee in UT history to rank as one of the nation s top two recruits, joining Avery Bradley (No. 1 by ESPN in 2009), Kevin Durant (No. 2 by Rivals in 2006) and Myles Turner (No. 2 by ESPN in 2014). Bamba also became the 19th player in program history to compete in the McDonald s All-American Game and played in the Nike Hoop Summit. AT VCU While at VCU ( ), Smart posted an overall mark of (.744) and guided the Rams to five NCAA Tournament appearances. The 163 wins tied him for the second-highest number of total victories during the first six years of a head coaching career in NCAA history. VCU and Duke were the only two programs in the country to record at least 26 wins in each of those six seasons during that time frame ( ). VCU was one of only 11 schools in the nation to earn an NCAA Tournament bid in five straight years between (Cincinnati, Duke, Gonzaga, Kansas, Louisville, Michigan State, North Carolina, Ohio State, San Diego State and Wisconsin). During Smart s tenure, the Rams posted a 27-9 (.750) mark in postseason play and a (.767) record in the month of March, including a 7-5 mark in five NCAA Tournament appearances. The Rams NCAA appearance in 2015 marked the first time in school history VCU had advanced to the Big Dance five straight years, and the first time in the history of the Commonwealth of Virginia that a Division I basketball program had accomplished that feat. Prior to Smart s arrival, the Rams were ranked a total of nine weeks in The Associated Press poll in program history. During his six years, VCU made 22 appearances in The AP Top 25, including three straight rankings in the final AP poll in (No. 25), (No. 24) and (No. 25), a program first. During Smart s time at VCU, the Rams led the country in steals per game for three consecutive seasons ( , and ) and ranked fourth nationally in (9.5 spg). In , VCU s 422 total steals shattered the Atlantic 10 single-season record of 352 set by Xavier in The 422 thefts marked the 18th-highest single-season total in NCAA Division I history. During the season, the Rams registered 391 steals, 21 more than any other squad. VCU also ranked near the top of the national statistics in turnover margin and opponent turnover rate under Smart s guidance. The Rams led the nation in turnover margin in (+6.47) and (+8.03) and ranked third nationally (+5.4) during the season. VCU s mark in was the sixth-best turnover margin by an NCAA Division I team since the season. Havoc was a hit with the VCU fan base. The Rams concluded the season with a streak of 66 consecutive sellouts at the Verizon Wireless Arena at the Stuart C. Siegel Center. That is the fifth-longest active streak in the nation, trailing only Duke, Kansas, Michigan State and Gonzaga. SMART S YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD As a Head Coach Year School Overall W-L Conf W-L Postseason VCU CBI Champions VCU NCAA Semifinals VCU NCAA Third Round VCU NCAA Third Round VCU NCAA Second Round VCU NCAA Second Round Texas NCAA First Round Texas Totals 8 seasons (.681) (.636) 6 NCAA, 1 CBI As an Assistant Coach Year School Overall W-L Conf W-L Postseason Calif. Univ. (Pa.) Calif. Univ. (Pa.) Dayton* NIT First Round Dayton* NCAA First Round Akron Akron Akron NIT Second Round Clemson NIT Finals Clemson NCAA First Round Florida NIT Quarterfinals Totals 10 seasons (.694) (.620) 2 NCAA, 4 NIT *Smart served as Director of Operations at Dayton In the classroom, all 15 seniors in the six seasons under Smart graduated with at least a bachelor s degree. Three of the 15 went on to earn a master s degree. All three seniors on the VCU roster (Treveon Graham, Jarred Guest and Briante Weber) earned their bachelor s degrees in May Weber made Atlantic 10 Conference history when he was named the A10 Defensive Player of the Year for the third straight season in Despite suffering a season-ending injury in late January, he finished third all-time in NCAA history with 374 career steals and led the nation with 121 steals during the season (13th-best total in NCAA Division I history). Graham, a two-time All-Atlantic 10 First Team selection, completed his career ranked second on the VCU all-time scoring list with 1,882 points and fifth in school history with 803 career rebounds. Smart led VCU to a overall record in , including a 12-6 mark in the Atlantic 10 Conference and a No. 25 ranking in the final Associated Press poll. The Rams captured the 2015 Atlantic 10 Tournament championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament Round of 32 before falling to Ohio State (75-72) in overtime. This marked the program s first A10 title and ninth overall conference title for VCU. The Rams became the first team since Xavier in 2006 to win four games in four days at the A10 Tournament. VCU finished the year at No. 15 in the NCAA RPI with the nation s toughest non-conference schedule and the eighth-toughest overall schedule. The Rams posted 14 wins against the NCAA RPI Top 100, with nine of those victories coming away from home TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF

28 In , the Rams registered a 26-9 mark, including a 12-4 record in the A10. VCU advanced to the NCAA Tournament Second Round and ranked No. 24 in the final AP poll. The Rams climbed as high as No. 10 in The AP poll on Nov. 19, 2013, the highest AP ranking in school history (previous best was No. 11 on March 11, 1985). Smart helped VCU make the transition from the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) to the Atlantic 10 Conference in , and the Rams registered a 27-9 mark, including a 12-4 record in the A10. VCU advanced to the NCAA Tournament Third Round before falling to eventual NCAA finalist Michigan. The Rams were ranked No. 25 in the final AP poll, the school s first appearance in the final poll since the season. Despite the graduation of four of its five leading scorers from the 2011 Final Four team, Smart paced VCU to a 29-7 overall record in the season. The 29 wins set a school single-season record. The Rams posted a 15-3 mark in league play and won the CAA Tournament championship in their final year in the conference. VCU advanced to the NCAA Tournament Third Round, defeating Wichita State in the Round of 64 before falling to Indiana (63-61). Smart s tenure in VCU will be forever linked to the magical season, which saw the Rams advance to the NCAA Final Four for the first time in school history. VCU posted a overall record, including a 12-6 mark in CAA play, and earned a No. 11 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Forced to play in a First Four game in Dayton, the Rams registered five consecutive upsets in what many experts called the greatest run to the Final Four in tourney history. Along the way, VCU defeated Power 5 schools USC (59-46), Georgetown (74-56), Purdue (94-76), Florida State (72-71 OT) and Kansas (71-61). The Rams victory against Kansas, the No. 1 seed in the Southwest Region, was voted the Best Upset of 2011 at ESPN s annual ESPY Awards. VCU, which fell to Butler in the NCAA semifinals, finished the season ranked No. 6 in the final ESPN/USA Today Coaches poll, the highest in school and CAA history. Smart earned the Fritz Pollard and Clarence Gaines National Coach of the Year Awards. In his first year with the Rams, Smart paced VCU to a 27-9 overall record, including an 11-7 mark in the CAA, and the College Basketball Invitational (CBI) championship. VCU s run to the CBI title included wins against George Washington (79-73), College of Charleston (93-86) and Boston University (88-75) before a two-game sweep of Saint Louis (68-56 and wins) in the championship series. That team was led by Larry Sanders, who was selected as the No. 15 overall pick in the 2010 NBA Draft by the Milwaukee Bucks, marking the highest NBA draft pick in VCU program history. GETTING STARTED Prior to his time at VCU, Smart worked as an assistant under notable coaches Billy Donovan (Florida), Oliver Purnell (Clemson and Dayton) and Keith Dambrot (Akron). During his one year with Donovan at Florida, he helped lead the Gators to a mark and a trip to the Postseason NIT quarterfinals in The 25 victories marked the fifth-highest number of wins in a single season in program history. He served as an assistant coach under Purnell at Clemson for two seasons ( ). In that span, the Tigers posted a total of 49 wins and made back-to-back postseason appearances, including a NCAA Tournament berth in Smart worked as an assistant at Akron for three years ( ). In his final season on the staff, he helped the Zips to a record, marking the school s highest victory total since it became a Division I program in He also worked for Purnell at Dayton as director of basketball operations for two seasons ( ). During that time, the Flyers registered a mark and won the 2003 Atlantic 10 Championship. The squad posted a 24-6 record and earned a trip to the NCAA Tournament. Smart began his coaching career as an assistant at California University (Pa.) from During his two seasons, the school recorded a mark. While there, he also earned his master s degree in social science in THE PERSONAL SIDE A four-year starter and three-year team captain at Kenyon College (Gambier, Ohio), Smart graduated magna cum laude in 1999 with a degree in history. He still holds the school singleseason (184 in ) and career (542) records for most assists. In his senior season, he earned All-North Coast Conference (NCAC) honors and was tabbed the league s Scholar Athlete of the Year. Smart was one of 20 students named to the 1999 USA Today All-USA Academic Team and earned a prestigious NCAA postgraduate scholarship. A native of Madison, Wis., Smart was born on April 8, He and his wife, Maya, have one daughter, Zora Sanae (born Sept. 25, 2011). Smart gave the commencement address in May 2016 for The University of Texas department of history. He also delivered the main commencement address for his alma mater, Kenyon College, in May TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF 27

29 OPPONENT ALL UT VCU H A N Akron Alabama Appalachian State Arkansas Baylor Belmont Bethune-Cookman Boston College Boston University Butler Charlotte Cincinatti Cleveland State College of Charleston Colorado Connecticut Davidson Dayton Delaware Drexel Duke Duquesne East Carolina East Tennessee State Eastern Kentucky Eastern Washington Farleigh Dickinson Florida Gulf Coast Florida State Fordham George Mason George Washington Georgetown Georgia Georgia State Georgia Tech Hampton Hofstra Incarnate Word Illinois State Indiana Iowa State James Madison Kansas Kansas State Kent State La Salle Lehigh Long Beach State Longwood La.-Monroe Md.-Eastern Shore Massachusetts Memphis Michigan Missouri Nevada New Hampshire North Carolina UNC Greensboro UNC Wilmington Northeastern TEXAS BASKETBALL SHAKA SMART VS. ALL OPPONENTS OPPONENT ALL UT VCU H A N Northern Iowa Northwestern Ohio State Oklahoma Oklahoma State Old Dominion Oregon Purdue Rhode Island Richmond St. Bonaventure St. Francis Saint Louis Saint Joseph s Samford Seton Hall South Florida Southern California Stanford Stephen F. Austin Stetson Stony Brook Temple Tennessee Texas A&M Texas A&M-CC TCU Texas Tech Toledo Towson Tulane UAB UCLA UT Arlington UTSA Vanderbilt Villanova Virginia Virginia Tech VMI Wake Forest Washington Western Kentucky Western Michigan West Virginia Wichita State William & Mary Winthrop Wofford Xavier VCU (at VCU) (.744) UT (at Texas) (.470) SMART S CAREER COACHING RECORD BREAKDOWN H (Home games) (.837) A (Away games) (.542) N (Neutral games) (.567) OVERALL (.681) TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF

30 3rd season at Texas TEXAS BASKETBALL Assistant Coach Darrin Horn A former head coach at the University of South Carolina and Western Kentucky University, Darrin Horn begins his third season as an assistant coach at The University of Texas. In year one at Texas ( ), the Longhorns posted a overall record (11-7, tie for fourth in Big 12 Conference). UT advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a No. 6 seed before falling to Northern Iowa (75-72) on a half-court shot at the buzzer. Despite the midseason loss of senior center Cameron Ridley (fractured left foot on Dec. 27), who led the team in rebounding (10.0 rpg) and blocks (3.4 bpg) and ranked second in scoring (12.7 ppg) at the time of the injury, the Longhorns set a school single-season record with four regular-season wins against AP Top 10 opponents (No. 3 North Carolina, at No. 6 West Virginia, No. 10 West Virginia and No. 3 Oklahoma). UT went 4-1 at home against AP Top 20 opponents in , and the Longhorns were 6-4 overall against AP Top 20 teams. Senior center Prince Ibeh claimed Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year honors, while Isaiah Taylor was named All-Big 12 First Team. Eric Davis Jr. and Kerwin Roach II each claimed a spot on the six-person Big 12 All-Newcomer Team. All five scholarship seniors on the roster participated in Spring 2016 Commencement exercises. In its first full recruiting cycle in Austin, the Texas coaching staff pulled in a four-man freshman group that ranked as the No. 5 recruiting class in the nation by Scout. All four freshmen signees were ranked among the Top 100 players nationally by Scout (Jarrett Allen, No. 15; James Banks, No. 49; Andrew Jones, No. 19; Jacob Young, No. 87). The class was highlighted by Allen and Jones, who both competed in the 2016 McDonald s All-American Game. The duo became the 17th and 18th players in UT history to participate in the McDonald s All-American Game, and it marked just the fourth time in program history that the Longhorns had at least two McDonald s All-Americans in the same year. Allen also was the top-ranked center in the country by ESPN, marking the first time in UT program history that the Longhorns signed the No. 1 center in ESPN s recruiting rankings. The season was highlighted by the staff s development of freshman Jarrett Allen, who was selected as the No. 22 pick by the Brooklyn Nets in the 2017 NBA Draft. Allen earned All-Big 12 Conference Third Team and Big 12 All-Newcomer Team accolades. He also claimed a spot on the 10-person USBWA All-District VII Team and the five-person NABC All- District 8 Second Team. THE DARRIN HORN FILE Birthdate December 24, 1972 Hometown Glasgow, Ky. Education Western Kentucky; bachelor s degree in allied language arts, 1995 Wife Carla Children Daughter, Caroline (born Oct. 7, 2000); Son, Walker (born May 19, 2003) HORN S YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD As an Assistant Coach Year School Overall W-L Conf W-L Postseason Western Kentucky Western Kentucky Morehead State Morehead State Marquette NIT First Round Marquette Marquette NCAA First Round Marquette NCAA Semifinals Texas NCAA First Round Texas Totals 10 seasons (.520) (.517) 3 NCAA, 1 NIT As a Head Coach Year School Overall W-L Conf W-L Postseason Western Kentucky Western Kentucky NIT Second Round Western Kentucky NIT First Round Western Kentucky Western Kentucky NCAA Sweet South Carolina NIT First Round South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina Totals 9 seasons (.606) (.563) 1 NCAA, 3 NIT Allen led the team in rebounding (8.4 rpg), blocks (51) and minutes (32.1 mpg) and ranked second on the team in scoring (13.4 ppg). He recorded 12 double-doubles on the season, tied for the third-highest total by a UT freshman in school history. Allen also ranked fourth on the UT freshman chart in total rebounds (278) and fourth in rebounding average (8.4 rpg). He made dramatic improvement during the second half of the year, averaging a team-best 16.2 points and 9.8 rebounds per game in Big 12 Conference play while registering eight double-doubles. During its second recruiting cycle, the UT staff signed a five-man freshman class that ranked as the No. 5 recruiting class in the country by Rivals. All five freshmen signees were ranked among the Top 80 players nationally by one of the three major recruiting services (Mohamed Bamba, No. 2 Rivals; Matt Coleman, No. 29 ESPN; Jase Febres, No. 47 Scout; Jericho Sims, No. 51 Scout; Royce Hamm Jr., No. 80 ESPN). The class was highlighted by Bamba and Coleman, who both competed in the 2017 Jordan Brand Classic. Bamba became the fourth signee in UT history to rank as one of the nation s top two recruits, joining Avery Bradley (No. 1 by ESPN in 2009), Kevin Durant (No. 2 by Rivals in 2006) and Myles Turner (No. 2 by ESPN in 2014). Bamba also became the 19th player in program history to compete in the McDonald s All-American Game and played in the Nike Hoop Summit. During his nine seasons as a head coach ( ), the 44-year-old Horn posted an overall record of (.606) and guided his teams to one NCAA Tournament and three Postseason NIT appearances. Every player who completed his eligibility under Horn, both at South Carolina and Western Kentucky, earned his degree. Prior to his hire at Texas, Horn TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF 29

31 worked for three years ( ) as a college basketball analyst with ESPN and the SEC Network. Horn spent four years as head coach at South Carolina ( ), recording a (.488) overall mark and leading the Gamecocks to one Postseason NIT appearance. In his first season ( ), he led South Carolina to a mark and a Southeastern Conference Eastern Division Co-Championship with a 10-6 league record. The Gamecocks recorded their first 20-win season and made their first postseason appearance (NIT First Round) since He developed Devan Downey into an Associated Press honorable mention All-American and All-SEC First Team selection in Horn also was a finalist for the 2009 Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year Award. His squad earned its highest GPA on record (3.007) in the spring of His second season ( ) was highlighted by a home upset of then-no. 1 Kentucky. The win over the Wildcats was South Carolina s first in eight games against a top-ranked opponent in the school s 102 seasons of basketball. Horn also helped Downey become a finalist for the 2010 Bob Cousy Award, honoring the nation s top point guard. During the campaign, senior Sam Muldrow collected just the second triple-double in program history and went on to earn SEC Defensive Player of the Year honors. Horn served as head coach at Western Kentucky, his alma mater, for five years ( ). He guided the Hilltoppers to a (.698) overall mark, highlighted by a 29-7 record, Sun Belt Conference regular season and tournament titles, and a trip to the NCAA Sweet 16 in The 29 wins tied the school record for a single season. The No. 12 seed Hilltoppers posted victories against fifth-seeded Drake and 13th-seeded San Diego in the first two rounds before falling in the regional semifinals to top-seed and eventual semifinalist UCLA. He developed Courtney Lee into the 2008 Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year. Lee averaged 20.4 points per game in his senior season and finished his career tied with Jim McDaniels as the all-time leading scorer at WKU with 2,238 points. Lee, who was selected as the No. 22 overall pick in the 2008 NBA Draft by the Orlando Magic, is in his 10th season in the NBA and currently plays for the New York Knicks. Horn also recruited and coached Jeremy Evans for two seasons ( and ) at Western Kentucky. Evans went on to become the all-time leader in career blocked shots (224) at WKU and was selected as the No. 55 overall pick in the 2010 NBA Draft by the Utah Jazz. The 2012 Sprite NBA All-Star Weekend Slam Dunk Contest champion, he is in his seventh season in the NBA and currently plays for the Atlanta Hawks. Known for his up-tempo offense and pressure defense, Horn s team registered a record, its third straight season of at least 20 wins. No Hilltopper head coach had led Western Kentucky to three consecutive years of at least 20 wins in his first four seasons until Horn accomplished the feat. WKU went 12-6 in the Sun Belt Conference, and all six defeats were by five points or less. The Hilltoppers went 23-8 in , winning the Sun Belt Conference East Division for the first time since (12-2 league record). Western Kentucky reached the championship game of the league s postseason tournament and played in the Postseason NIT First Round. The Hilltoppers posted a 22-9 mark in and advanced to the Postseason NIT Second Round. WKU recorded the program s first victory in a national postseason tournament game since Horn was a senior in Prior to beginning his head coaching career, Horn served as an assistant under Tom Crean at Marquette for four seasons ( ). He helped the Golden Eagles make appearances in two NCAA Tournaments and one Postseason NIT. In , Marquette tallied a 27-6 mark, won the Conference USA regular-season title (14-2 league record) and advanced to the NCAA semifinals as a No. 3 seed with wins over second-seeded Pittsburgh and top-seeded Kentucky. Horn was the staff s primary recruiter for Travis Diener and Steve Novak. Diener earned All-Conference USA honors in each of his four seasons at Marquette, claimed honorable mention All-America recognition by The Associated Press as a senior in and ranks sixth in school history in career scoring (1,691 points). He was the No. 38 overall pick in the 2005 NBA Draft by the Orlando Magic and played five seasons in the league with the Magic, Indiana Pacers and Portland Trail Blazers. Novak is Marquette s all-time career leader in three-pointers made (354) and free throw percentage (.931) and ranked 10th on the school s all-time scoring list (1,567 points) when he completed his eligibility. Novak, the No. 32 overall pick in the 2006 NBA Draft by the Houston Rockets, is currently in his 10th season in the league and currently plays for the Oklahoma City Thunder. Horn worked as an assistant coach under Kyle Macy at Morehead State University for two years ( ). He began his coaching career as an assistant at Western Kentucky for two seasons ( ) under Matt Kilcullen. Horn was a four-time letterwinner and three-year starter at guard for Western Kentucky ( ). He helped lead the Hilltoppers to four consecutive 20-win seasons, two Sun Belt Conference championships and a pair of Sun Belt Tournament titles. Horn was one of three players to aid WKU in reaching national postseason play in four consecutive seasons, a first in school history, as the Hilltoppers played in the 1992 Postseason NIT and followed with three straight NCAA Tournament appearances. While playing at Western Kentucky, Horn recorded career totals of 1,115 points and 139 steals, while connecting on 36.7 percent of his three-point field goal attempts. An All-Sun Belt selection during his senior year ( ), he helped the Hilltoppers to a 27-4 record (17-1 Sun Belt), Sun Belt Conference regular-season and tournament championships and a NCAA Tournament First Round win against Michigan. Horn also was tabbed WKU s Athlete of the Year and earned a spot on the GTE Academic All-America Third Team in The Hilltoppers posted a 26-6 record in Horn s sophomore season ( ) and advanced to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16. A native of Glasgow, Ky., Horn was born on Dec. 24, He and his wife, Carla, have one daughter, Caroline (born Oct. 7, 2000), and one son, Walker (born May 19, 2003) TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF

32 Pronunciation: JAY 5th season at Texas, 2nd as assistant coach A former player at The University of Texas who earned McDonald s All-American honors in high school, Jai Lucas begins his fifth season on the coaching staff at The University of Texas and his second year as an assistant coach. Lucas served as director of basketball operations under Coach Smart in He was then promoted to his current post as an assistant coach in June During the season, the Longhorns posted a overall record (11-7, tie for fourth in Big 12 Conference). UT advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a No. 6 seed before falling to Northern Iowa (75-72) on a half-court shot at the buzzer. Texas set a school single-season record with four regular-season wins against AP Top 10 opponents (No. 3 North Carolina, at No. 6 West Virginia, No. 10 West Virginia and No. 3 Oklahoma). UT went 4-1 at home against AP Top 20 opponents in , and the Longhorns were 6-4 overall against AP Top 20 teams. Senior center Prince Ibeh claimed Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year honors, while Isaiah Taylor was named All-Big 12 First Team. Eric Davis Jr. and Kerwin Roach II each claimed a spot on the six-person Big 12 All-Newcomer Team. All five scholarship seniors on the roster participated in Spring 2016 Commencement exercises. The season was highlighted by the staff s development of freshman Jarrett Allen, who was selected as the No. 22 pick by the Brooklyn Nets in the 2017 NBA Draft. Allen earned All-Big 12 Conference Third Team and Big 12 All-Newcomer Team accolades. He also claimed a spot on the 10-person USBWA All-District VII Team and the five-person NABC All- District 8 Second Team. Allen led the team in rebounding (8.4 rpg), blocks (51) and minutes (32.1 mpg) and ranked second on the team in scoring (13.4 ppg). He recorded 12 double-doubles on the season, tied for the third-highest total by a UT freshman in school history. Allen also ranked fourth on the UT freshman chart in total rebounds (278) and fourth in rebounding average (8.4 rpg). He made dramatic improvement during the second half of the year, averaging a team-best 16.2 points and 9.8 rebounds per game in Big 12 Conference play while registering eight double-doubles. During Lucas first full recruiting cycle as an assistant coach (2017), the UT staff signed a five-man freshman class that ranked as the No. 5 recruiting class in the country by Rivals. All five freshmen signees were ranked among the Top 80 players nationally THE JAI LUCAS FILE Birthdate December 5, 1988 Hometown Houston, Texas Education University of Texas; bachelor s degree in corporate communication, 2011 Wife Kori TEXAS BASKETBALL Assistant Coach Jai Lucas LUCAS YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD As an Assistant Coach Year School Overall W-L Conf W-L Postseason Texas# NCAA Third Round Texas# NCAA Second Round Texas* NCAA First Round Texas Totals 4 seasons (.556) (.473) 3 NCAA #Lucas served as a special assistant at Texas in and *Lucas served as director of basketball operations at Texas in by one of the three major recruiting services (Mohamed Bamba, No. 2 Rivals; Matt Coleman, No. 29 ESPN; Jase Febres, No. 47 Scout; Jericho Sims, No. 51 Scout; Royce Hamm Jr., No. 80 ESPN). The class was highlighted by Bamba and Coleman, who both competed in the 2017 Jordan Brand Classic. Bamba became the fourth signee in UT history to rank as one of the nation s top two recruits, joining Avery Bradley (No. 1 by ESPN in 2009), Kevin Durant (No. 2 by Rivals in 2006) and Myles Turner (No. 2 by ESPN in 2014). Bamba also became the 19th player in program history to compete in the McDonald s All-American Game and played in the Nike Hoop Summit. The 29-year-old Lucas spent two seasons ( and ) as a special assistant at Texas under Coach Rick Barnes. In that role, he assisted in all internal operations of the basketball program. Prior to entering the coaching profession, Lucas played three seasons professionally. He spent two years in the National Basketball Association Development League (NBA D-League), where he saw action with the Idaho Stampede ( ) and the Canton Charge (2013), and one year overseas in Latvia with BK Valmiera in the Baltic Basketball League ( ). A guard who played in 58 career games (one start) during his two seasons at UT ( and ), Lucas scored a total of 169 points and recorded a 70-to-40 assist-to-turnover ratio in 662 minutes played while helping the Longhorns to a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances. He earned his bachelor s degree in corporate communication in Lucas spent his freshman season ( ) and the Fall 2008 semester at The University of Florida and earned a spot on the SEC All-Freshman team. Smart was an assistant coach at Florida during the season. Lucas started all 36 games as a freshman, helping Florida post a record and advance to the Postseason NIT semifinals. He transferred from Florida and enrolled at Texas beginning in the Spring 2009 semester. A 2007 graduate of Bellaire High School in Houston, Lucas was a McDonald s All-American, a Jordan Brand All-American and a Parade All-America Second Team selection as a senior. He was a three-year starter and three-time District 21-5A Player of the Year who led Bellaire to three consecutive district titles. Born Dec. 5, 1988, Lucas is a native of Houston, Texas. He and his wife, Kori, were married in August TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF 31

33 Pronunciation: more-elle 3rd season at Texas, 2nd as assistant coach TEXAS BASKETBALL Assistant Coach Mike Morrell A former assistant on Shaka Smart s staff at Virginia Commonwealth University, Mike Morrell begins his third season on the coaching staff at The University of Texas and his second year as an assistant coach. In year one at Texas ( ), the Longhorns posted a overall record (11-7, tie for fourth in Big 12 Conference). UT advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a No. 6 seed before falling to Northern Iowa (75-72) on a half-court shot at the buzzer. Despite the midseason loss of senior center Cameron Ridley (fractured left foot on Dec. 27), who led the team in rebounding (10.0 rpg) and blocks (3.4 bpg) and ranked second in scoring (12.7 ppg) at the time of the injury, the Longhorns set a school single-season record with four regular-season wins against AP Top 10 opponents (No. 3 North Carolina, at No. 6 West Virginia, No. 10 West Virginia and No. 3 Oklahoma). UT went 4-1 at home against AP Top 20 opponents in , and the Longhorns were 6-4 overall against AP Top 20 teams. Senior center Prince Ibeh claimed Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year honors, while Isaiah Taylor was named All-Big 12 First Team. Eric Davis Jr. and Kerwin Roach II each claimed a spot on the six-person Big 12 All-Newcomer Team. All five scholarship seniors on the roster participated in Spring 2016 Commencement exercises. In its first full recruiting cycle in Austin, the Texas coaching staff pulled in a four-man freshman group that ranked as the No. 5 recruiting class in the nation by Scout. All four freshmen signees were ranked among the Top 100 players nationally by Scout (Jarrett Allen, No. 15; James Banks, No. 49; Andrew Jones, No. 19; Jacob Young, No. 87). The class was highlighted by Allen and Jones, who both competed in the 2016 McDonald s All-American Game. The duo became the 17th and 18th players in UT history to participate in the McDonald s All-American Game, and it marked just the fourth time in program history that the Longhorns had at least two McDonald s All-Americans in the same year. Allen also was the top-ranked center in the country by ESPN, marking the first time in UT program history that the Longhorns signed the No. 1 center in ESPN s recruiting rankings. The season was highlighted by the staff s development of freshman Jarrett Allen, who was selected as the No. 22 pick by the Brooklyn Nets in the 2017 NBA Draft. Allen earned All-Big 12 Conference Third Team and Big 12 All-Newcomer Team accolades. He also claimed a spot on the 10-person THE MIKE MORRELL FILE Birthdate August 22, 1982 Hometown Elizabethton, Tenn. Education Milligan College (Milligan College, Tenn.); bachelor s degree in history, 2005 MORRELL S YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD As an Assistant Coach Year School Overall W-L Conf W-L Postseason King College King College NAIA First Round Clemson# NCAA First Round Clemson# NCAA First Round Clemson# NCAA First Round Charleston Southern VCU* NCAA Third Round VCU* NCAA Third Round VCU NCAA Second Round VCU NCAA Second Round Texas NCAA First Round Texas& Totals 12 seasons (.641) (.601) 8 NCAA, 1 NAIA #Morrell served as a graduate assistant ( ) and director of basketball operations at Clemson ( and ) *Morrell served as director of basketball operations at VCU in and &Morrell served as Director of Program Development at Texas in USBWA All-District VII Team and the five-person NABC All- District 8 Second Team. Allen led the team in rebounding (8.4 rpg), blocks (51) and minutes (32.1 mpg) and ranked second on the team in scoring (13.4 ppg). He recorded 12 double-doubles on the season, tied for the third-highest total by a UT freshman in school history. Allen also ranked fourth on the UT freshman chart in total rebounds (278) and fourth in rebounding average (8.4 rpg). He made dramatic improvement during the second half of the year, averaging a team-best 16.2 points and 9.8 rebounds per game in Big 12 Conference play while registering eight double-doubles. During its second recruiting cycle, the UT staff signed a five-man freshman class that ranked as the No. 5 recruiting class in the country by Rivals. All five freshmen signees were ranked among the Top 80 players nationally by one of the three major recruiting services (Mohamed Bamba, No. 2 Rivals; Matt Coleman, No. 29 ESPN; Jase Febres, No. 47 Scout; Jericho Sims, No. 51 Scout; Royce Hamm Jr., No. 80 ESPN). The class was highlighted by Bamba and Coleman, who both competed in the 2017 Jordan Brand Classic. Bamba became the fourth signee in UT history to rank as one of the nation s top two recruits, joining Avery Bradley (No. 1 by ESPN in 2009), Kevin Durant (No. 2 by Rivals in 2006) and Myles Turner (No. 2 by ESPN in 2014). Bamba also became the 19th player in program history to compete in the McDonald s All-American Game and played in the Nike Hoop Summit. Morrell served as an assistant coach for the Longhorns during the season and as Director of Program Development in He returned to his post as an assistant coach in March The 35-year-old Morrell served as an assistant coach at VCU under Smart for two seasons ( and ), when the Rams posted a (.732) overall mark, won the 2015 Atlantic 10 Tournament championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in both years. He was the director of basketball TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF

34 operations at VCU in and , when he handled the Rams day-to-day operations and oversaw team travel, scheduling and practice schedules. During Morrell s four seasons at VCU ( ), the Rams posted an overall record of (.755) and made four NCAA Tournament appearances. VCU was ranked in the final Associated Press poll in (No. 25), (No. 24) and (No. 25), a program first. The Rams led the country in steals per game for three consecutive seasons ( , and ) and ranked fourth nationally in (9.5 spg). In , VCU s 422 total steals shattered the Atlantic 10 single-season record of 352 set by Xavier in The 422 thefts marked the 18th-highest single-season total in NCAA Division I history. During the season, the Rams registered 391 steals, 21 more than any other squad. VCU also ranked near the top of the national statistics in turnover margin and opponent turnover rate. The Rams led the nation in turnover margin in (+6.47) and (+8.03) and ranked third nationally (+5.4) during the season. VCU s mark in was the sixth-best by a NCAA Division I team since VCU posted a overall record in , including a 12-6 mark in the Atlantic 10 Conference and a No. 25 ranking in the final AP poll. The Rams captured the 2015 Atlantic 10 Tournament championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament Second Round before falling to Ohio State (75-72) in overtime. This marked the program s first A10 title and ninth overall conference title for VCU. The Rams became the first team since Xavier in 2006 to win four games in four days at the A10 Tournament. VCU finished the year at No. 15 in the NCAA RPI with the nation s toughest non-conference schedule and the eighth-toughest overall schedule. The Rams posted 14 wins against the NCAA RPI Top 100, with nine of those victories coming away from home. In , the Rams registered a 26-9 mark, including a 12-4 record in the A10. VCU advanced to the NCAA Tournament Second Round and ranked No. 24 in the final AP poll. The Rams climbed as high as No. 10 in The AP poll on Nov. 19, 2013, the highest AP ranking in school history (previous best was No. 11 on March 11, 1985). VCU made the transition from the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) to the Atlantic 10 Conference in , and the Rams registered a 27-9 mark, including a 12-4 record in the A10. VCU advanced to the NCAA Tournament Third Round before falling to eventual NCAA finalist Michigan. The Rams were ranked No. 25 in the final AP poll, the school s first appearance in the final poll since Despite the graduation of four of its five leading scorers from the 2011 Final Four team, VCU tallied a 29-7 overall record in The 29 wins set a school single-season record. The Rams posted a 15-3 mark in league play and won the CAA Tournament championship in their final year in the conference. VCU advanced to the NCAA Tournament Third Round, defeating Wichita State in the Round of 64 before falling to Indiana (63-61). Prior to his arrival at VCU, Morrell was an assistant coach at Charleston Southern (North Charleston, S.C.) for one year in He spent three seasons ( ) on the staff at Clemson under head coach Oliver Purnell. As a graduate assistant in , he handled film breakdown for opponent scouting, organizing recruiting mail-outs and assisting with the coordination of the Oliver Purnell Basketball Camp. Morrell first worked directly with Smart that year, when Smart was an assistant for the Tigers. He then served as director of basketball operations at Clemson for two years ( and ). The Tigers advanced to the NCAA Tournament in each of his three seasons on the staff. Morrell started his coaching career as an assistant coach at King College (Bristol, Tenn.) for two years ( and ). He helped the Tornados post a overall mark in his second season, winning the 2007 Appalachian Athletic Conference Tournament and advancing to the NAIA National Tournament first round. While at King, Morrell also served as the school s golf coach. Morrell (born Aug. 22, 1982) was a two-sport athlete at Milligan College in northeast Tennessee (Milligan College, Tenn.). He scored over 1,400 career points, a mark that ranks in the top 10 in school history. A three-year starter, Morrell helped the Buffaloes earn a berth in the NAIA National Tournament as a freshman in He also was a two-time all-conference golfer who led the team to a league championship in A native of Elizabethton, Tenn., Morrell earned his bachelor s degree in history in TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF 33

35 Name Years Mark Skip Adams C.J. Alderson 1935 Leon Black David Cason Jamie Ciampaglio Brian Cousins John Danks 1982 Dale Dotson Barry Dowd Jessie Evans Jack Gray 1936 Frank Haith Elmer Hannebutt 1949 Melvin Haralson Darrin Horn Marshall Hughes Paul Johnson , Marty Karow Ed Kohtala Rob Lanier , Bennie Lenox Clyde Littlefield TEXAS BASKETBALL All-Time Assistant Coaches Name Years Jai Lucas Leroy McClendon Ken McDonald Dave Miller Steve Moeller Mike Morrell 2016, 18- Jim O Bannon Chris Ogden Eddie Oran Carlton Owens Dan Peterson 1983 Gregg Polinsky Ed Price Jess Richardson 1964 Charley Shannon Russell Springmann Ricky Stokes 1999 Rodney Terry Vic Trilli Rob Wright 1998 Jimmy Viramontes TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF

36 Cody Hatt DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS 3rd season at Texas Cody Hatt begins his second season as Director of Men s Basketball Operations and his third season on the staff at The University of Texas. Hatt worked as a special assistant during his first year at UT in Following the end of the season, Hatt served as the point person in a series of upgrades inside Denton A. Cooley Pavilion designed to enhance the overall student-athlete experience. New basketball floors, wall graphics and scoreboards were installed along with a complete remodel of the locker room and player lounge area. The 31-year-old Hatt served as a graduate assistant at VCU under Shaka Smart during the season. The Rams posted a overall record, including a 12-6 mark in the Atlantic 10 Conference and a No. 25 ranking in the final AP poll. VCU captured the 2015 Atlantic 10 Tournament championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament Second Round before falling to Ohio State (75-72) in overtime. This marked the program s first A10 title and ninth overall conference title for VCU. The Rams became the first team since Xavier in 2006 to win four games in four days at the A10 Tournament. VCU finished the year at No. 15 in the NCAA RPI with the nation s toughest non-conference schedule and the eighthtoughest overall schedule. The Rams posted 14 wins against the NCAA RPI Top 100, with nine of those victories coming away from home. VCU ranked third nationally (+5.4) in turnover margin and fourth in steals per game (9.5 spg). Prior to joining Smart s staff at VCU, Hatt served as head boys basketball coach, assistant dean of students, academic advisor and dorm parent for one year ( ) at Vermont Academy in Saxtons River, Vt.. He also spent one season ( ) as the assistant boys basketball coach at Vermont Academy. He began his undergraduate career with a one-year stay at Springfield College (Springfield, Mass.) in , when he was a member of the 2005 Great Northeast Athletic Championship (GNAC) team and claimed All-Academic GNAC honors. Hatt transferred to Norwich University (Northfield, Vt.) for his final three years ( ). A three-year varsity player under coach Paul Booth, Hatt was named the Norwich Male Scholar Athlete of the Year as a senior in He earned his bachelor s degree magna cum laude in communications with a concentration in digital media technology from Norwich University in Following graduation, Hatt served two years ( ) as a content editor at ESPN in Bristol, Conn., where he worked on shows such as SportsCenter and a variety of other specialty shows across various network platforms. He then spent one year ( ) as a content contributor for New England Recruiting Report and an event manager for Hoop Mountain, a national leader in basketball tournaments, camps and showcases. Hatt assisted NERR founding editor Adam Finkelstein in prospect TEXAS BASKETBALL Support Staff evaluation, event coverage and features and supplied relevant content for Finkelstein s web site and national scouting service. A native of Springfield, Vt., he was born on December 6, A four-year varsity starter at Springfield High School, Hatt was a two-time all-state selection and two-time team captain who scored over 1,000 career points. He and his wife, Lisa, reside in Austin. Darius Theus DIRECTOR OF PLAYER DEVELOPMENT Pronunciation: THEE-us 1st season at Texas A former point guard at Virginia Commonwealth University under Shaka Smart, Darius Theus begins his first season as the Director of Player Development at The University of Texas. Theus began his new position on April 20, The 27-year-old Theus served as the Men s Basketball Director of Student-Athlete Development at VCU during the season. In that role, he focused on the off-court development of VCU men s basketball student-athletes. The Rams registered a 26-9 mark (14-4 Atlantic 10 Conference) and advanced to the NCAA Tournament First Round last year. During his four seasons playing under Smart at VCU ( ), Theus helped lead the Rams to three NCAA Tournament appearances, including a run to the Final Four in VCU compiled an overall record of (.750) in Theus four years, winning at least 27 games in each of his four seasons. He is the all-time winningest player (111 victories) in school history. Theus ranks third in school history in career steals (237) and sixth in career assists (462), and his 85 steals as a senior in rank fourth on the VCU single-season chart. He earned a spot on the 2013 Atlantic 10 Conference All-Defensive Team in his senior season. As a junior in , Theus earned Third Team All-Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) honors and claimed CAA Tournament Most Valuable Player accolades while leading the Rams to the tournament championship. He capped off the league tournament run with a 16-point, 5-assist, 5-steal performance during the win against Drexel in the championship game. In the first round of the 2012 NCAA Tournament, Theus hit a floater with 18 seconds remaining to seal a win against No. 5 seed Wichita State in Portland. Born Dec. 1, 1990, Theus is a native of Portsmouth, Va. He earned his bachelor s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from VCU in Following graduation, Theus played professionally for Aris Leeuwarden ( ) in the Dutch Basketball League (Holland), SC Rasta Vechta ( ) in Germany and Rent4Office Neurnberger BC ( ) in Germany. He has a daughter, Danielle-Marie Theus TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF 35

37 Denny Kuiper SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE HEAD COACH Pronunciation: KYE-per 3rd season at Texas A sports communications consultant and author who has 30 years of coaching experience at both the collegiate and high school levels, Denny Kuiper begins his third season as Special Assistant to the Head Men s Basketball Coach at The University of Texas. Prior to coming to UT, the 68-year-old Kuiper spent the previous 14 years as a sports communication consultant, working with several college and high school sports teams and individual coaches to develop positive team chemistry, relationships, trust, open communication and a healthy environment. He assisted coaches and athletes on developing their mental and emotional capacity to become better teams and athletes. Kuiper worked as consultant with VCU s 2011 Final Four and Marquette s 2003 Final Four teams. He also took a series of college all-star teams overseas during the summers from to Chile, Slovenia, Austria and Spain. In 2008, he authored the book Know Yourself as a Coach, which focuses on developing the mental side of coaching, assessing one s coaching style, analyzing where one s strengths and weaknesses lie, and honing one s people skills. Prior to his time as a consultant and author, Kuiper worked for 30 years as a guidance counselor and coach. He got his start in coaching as a graduate assistant coach at his alma mater, Central Michigan University, in Kuiper served as head coach at Mount Pleasant (Mich.) Sacred Heart High School for three years ( ), leading his team to the Class D state championship in He was an assistant coach at Northwood Institute (Midland, Mich.) in and the head coach at Midland Bullock Creek High School (Midland, Mich.) during the following season. Kuiper served two stints as head coach at Mount Pleasant High School (Mount Pleasant, Mich.) for a total of eight seasons ( and ). During this time, he posted a (.763) record, captured five White Pine Conference titles and led the team to a Class B state runner-up finish in Kuiper spent a total of six years as a part-time assistant coach at Central Michigan ( and ). He returned to Mount Pleasant High School and worked seven seasons as an assistant varsity coach ( ) before coaching the freshman team at Mount Pleasant for two years ( ). Kuiper also taught physical education at Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart School ( ) and was a guidance counselor at Midland Bullock Creek High School ( ), West Intermediate School ( ) and Mount Pleasant High TEXAS BASKETBALL Support Staff School ( ). During his time at Mount Pleasant High School, his responsibilities included academic planning and scheduling, college and scholarship applications, coordinating the NCAA Clearinghouse program, personal counseling and developing a master schedule for teaching assignments. Kuiper played basketball for four seasons at Central Michigan ( ) and helped the Chippewas advance to a pair of NCAA Division II Tournament appearances in 1970 and He earned his bachelor s degree in physical education/sociology from Central Michigan in Kuiper went on to earn a master s degree in guidance & counseling from Central Michigan in 1976 and a second master s degree in physical education from Central Michigan in A native of Hudsonville, Mich., Kuiper was born on March 29, He and his wife, Terree, have four children (Jeff Yardley, Melissa Mahoney, Jason Yardley and Amy Moore) and 10 grandchildren. Daniel Roose STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH 3rd season at Texas The former Director of Sports Performance for Men s Basketball on Shaka Smart s staff at Virginia Commonwealth University, Daniel Roose begins his third season as Strength and Conditioning Coach for Men s Basketball at The University of Texas. The 40-year-old Roose served as Director of Sports Performance for Men s Basketball during each of Smart s six years at VCU ( ). The Rams posted an overall record of (.744) and made five NCAA Tournament appearances. VCU and Duke were the only two programs in the country to record at least 26 wins in each of those six seasons. In addition, VCU was one of only 11 schools in the nation to earn a NCAA Tournament bid each year from (Cincinnati, Duke, Gonzaga, Kansas, Louisville, Michigan State, North Carolina, Ohio State, San Diego State and Wisconsin). The Rams NCAA appearance in 2015 marked the first time in school history VCU had advanced to the Big Dance five straight years, and the first time in the history of the Commonwealth of Virginia that a Division I basketball program had accomplished that feat. Smart s style of play during his time at VCU was termed Havoc. Simply stated, it was a high-octane platform marked by full-court pressure and transition offense. Roose was the architect of the physical conditioning program needed to play that style of basketball TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF

38 The Rams led the country in steals per game for three consecutive seasons ( , and ) and ranked fourth nationally in (9.5 spg). In , VCU s 422 total steals shattered the Atlantic 10 single-season record of 352 set by Xavier in The 422 thefts marked the 18th-highest single-season total in NCAA Division I history. During the season, the Rams registered 391 steals, 21 more than any other squad. VCU also ranked near the top of the national statistics in turnover margin and opponent turnover rate under Smart s guidance. The Rams led the nation in turnover margin in (+6.47) and (+8.03) and ranked third nationally (+5.4) during the season. VCU s mark in was the sixth-best turnover margin by a NCAA Division I team since the season. Roose and Smart s tenure in VCU will be forever linked to the magical season, which saw the Rams advance to the NCAA Final Four for the first time in school history. VCU posted a overall record, including a 12-6 mark in CAA play, and earned a No. 11 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Forced to play in a First Four game in Dayton, the Rams registered five consecutive upsets in what many experts called the greatest run to the Final Four in tourney history. Along the way, VCU defeated Power 5 schools USC (59-46), Georgetown (74-56), Purdue (94-76), Florida State (72-71 OT) and Kansas (71-61). VCU, which fell to Butler in the NCAA semifinals, finished the season ranked No. 6 in the final ESPN/USA Today Coaches poll, the highest in school and CAA history. Prior to his arrival at VCU, Roose spent two years at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke ( ). He oversaw the strength and conditioning program of all 16 athletic teams for the Braves. Roose served as a graduate assistant at Marshall University for one season ( ) and then transitioned into a role as director of strength and conditioning at Marshall for three years ( ). He worked directly with the basketball, volleyball, baseball and softball teams, but oversaw and designed training programs for all 15 varsity sports for the Thundering Herd. He also spent one year ( ) at Campbell University, serving as the head strength and conditioning coach for the Camels. Roose earned his bachelor s degree in physical education from Appalachian State in He later earned his master s degree in exercise physiology from Marshall in Certified by the National Strength and Conditioning Association, Roose also has been tabbed as a Level 1 coach by the United States Weightlifting Association. A native of Troy, N.C., Roose was born on Oct. 10, He and his wife, Laura, have one son, Devin (born Feb. 20, 2007), and one daughter, Anna (born Jan. 23, 2012). TEXAS BASKETBALL Support Staff David Harris SPECIAL ASSISTANT, VIDEO COORDINATOR 3rd season at Texas A former video coordinator and graduate assistant on Shaka Smart s staff at Virginia Commonwealth University, David Harris begins his third season as special assistant, video coordinator for Men s Basketball at The University of Texas. In addition to his duties as video coordinator, Harris serves as camp administrator for the boys summer basketball camps. In his two seasons at VCU ( and ), the Rams posted a (.732) overall mark, won the 2015 Atlantic 10 Tournament championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in both years. The 27-year-old Harris served as video coordinator at VCU during the season. The Rams posted a overall record, including a 12-6 mark in the Atlantic 10 Conference and a No. 25 ranking in the final AP poll. VCU captured the 2015 Atlantic 10 Tournament championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament Second Round before falling to Ohio State (75-72) in overtime. This marked the program s first A10 title and ninth overall conference title for VCU. The Rams became the first team since Xavier in 2006 to win four games in four days at the A10 Tournament. VCU finished the year at No. 15 in the NCAA RPI with the nation s toughest non-conference schedule and the eighthtoughest overall schedule. The Rams posted 14 wins against the NCAA RPI Top 100, with nine of those victories coming away from home. VCU ranked third nationally (+5.4) in turnover margin and fourth in steals per game (9.5 spg). Harris was a graduate assistant at VCU in , when he played an integral role in helping the coaching staff with scouting reports and player development. The Rams registered a 26-9 mark, including a 12-4 record in the A10. VCU advanced to the NCAA Tournament Second Round and ranked No. 24 in the final AP poll. The Rams climbed as high as No. 10 in The AP poll on Nov. 19, 2013, the highest AP ranking in school history (previous best was No. 11 on March 11, 1985). Harris also served as director of the Shaka Smart Summer Camp in He began his undergraduate career as a team manager for two years at the University of Florida ( and ). Smart was an assistant coach at Florida during the season. Harris transferred to Ashland University (Ashland, Ohio) and played point guard for his final three seasons ( , and ) for the Eagles. A native of Cincinnati, Ohio, Harris was born on July 10, He received his bachelor s degree cum laude in finance from Ashland in Harris earned his master s degree in the Center for Sports Leadership at VCU in May TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF 37

39 Laef Morris ATHLETIC TRAINER 4th season at Texas Laef Morris begins his fourth season as the athletic trainer for the men s basketball program at The University of Texas. Prior to coming to Texas, the 35-year-old Morris spent seven years ( ) as an assistant athletic trainer at UCLA, including the last five with the men s basketball program. In addition to his duties with the Bruins men s basketball team, Morris also served as the athletic trainer for the women s water polo team. He served as the athletic trainer for the track and field and cross country teams during his first two years at UCLA ( and ). Prior to his time at UCLA, Morris served as an athletic trainer at Sacramento State for one season ( ) while working with the Hornets football, men s basketball and men s and women s track and field programs. Morris spent the and seasons as a graduate assistant at the University of Oregon, working with the Ducks softball and football teams. A native of Kahoka, Missouri, Morris earned his master s degree in athletic training from Oregon in He earned his bachelor s degree in sports medicine and athletic training at Missouri State in Morris and his wife, Allison, reside in Austin with their two daughters, Harper (born June 16, 2011) and Reagan (born July 7, 2013). TEXAS BASKETBALL Support Staff Robert Lazare ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT MANAGER/ FACILITIES DIRECTOR FOR DENTON A. COOLEY PAVILION 20th season at Texas Robert Lazare begins his 10th year as athletic equipment manager and his 20th season overall on the equipment staff at The University of Texas. The 45-year-old Lazare is responsible for all aspects of designing, ordering, maintaining, storing and distributing equipment for Texas Men s and Women s Basketball, as well as supervising a staff of student managers for both basketball programs. Lazare begins his first year in an added role as Facilities Director for Denton A. Cooley Pavilion. He is responsible for the daily upkeep and safety of the building as well as working with both programs to ensure current branding and renovations within the facility. Lazare assists the head equipment manager with the daily operations of the university s athletics equipment room. He works directly with travel arrangements, practice facilities and game management for men s basketball, women s basketball, cheerleading, pom and mascots as well as outfitting the Longhorn Band, Erwin Center personnel and staff members in UT Athletics Events, Facilities, Fan Services and Communications departments. Prior to coming to Texas, Lazare spent one year as a contract review technician with the Department of Health and Hospitals for the State of Louisiana. He also served for one year (1997) as a graduate assistant sports information director at Louisiana State University. Lazare began his career as a clubhouse manager for two years ( ) with the San Diego Padres Class-AA affiliate in Mobile, Ala. A native of New Orleans, La., he earned a bachelor s of science degree in kinesiology and a master s teaching certificate (K-12) from LSU in Lazare received a master of science degree in sports administration and management from LSU in Lazare and his wife, Jennifer, reside with their daughter, Riley Brooks (born May 28, 2009) in Austin TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF

40 Tyler Janota ASSISTANT STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH 1st season at Texas TEXAS BASKETBALL Support Staff Shalika Shetty ADMINISTRATIVE ASSOCIATE 3rd season at Texas Tyler Janota enters his first season as an Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach for Men s Basketball at The University of Texas. Prior to coming to Texas, the 25-year-old Janota worked for four months during the season as the assistant strength and conditioning coordinator at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas. In that role, he programmed and designed all aspects of training for Lamar s men s basketball, women s basketball and baseball teams. During the summer of 2016, he served as a Basketball Athletic Performance intern at The University of Texas. Janota spent the season as a graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach at Belmont University in Nashville. During his time at Belmont, he designed all aspects of the training program for the men s soccer, women s tennis and cheerleading squads. Janota also designed training sessions for the men s basketball team under the supervision of the head strength and conditioning coordinator and oversaw the Belmont internship program. Janota received his bachelor s degree in exercise science from Northwestern College (Orange City, Iowa) in He earned his master s degree in sports administration from Belmont in May A certified strength and conditioning specialist, Janota claimed all-conference honors in football while at Northwestern College. He served as a volunteer assistant in the Northwestern College Athletics Department for seven months during his undergraduate career, where he designed all aspects of training for the men s basketball program and worked with all 15 of the school s varsity sports programs. Janota also did an internship in the summer of 2014 at Baylor University. Leslie Parks EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 27th season at Texas Shalika Shetty enters her first season as an administrative associate and her third year in a full-time role with the men s basketball program at The University of Texas. She worked as an administrative assistant for two seasons before earning a promotion in September Shetty assists Leslie Parks with the daily schedules and travel for Coach Smart and the assistant coaches and assists Director of Operations Cody Hatt in all internal operations of the basketball program. She also handles in-house graphics for recruiting and assists in the social media coverage for the program. Shetty earned bachelor s degrees in physical culture and sports and architecture from The University of Texas in During her time as an undergraduate, she worked as a student office assistant for Men s Basketball for three years ( ). Shetty also worked as a student assistant in the UT International Office (2012) and the UT Call Center (2011) Texas Basketball Support Staff Ike Azotam Graduate Manager Dave Ford Graduate Manager Joey Kizel Graduate Manager Isaac Wodajo Graduate Manager Tushar Patel Student Athletic Trainer Alex Kaufman Graduate Student Manager Corey Guderyahn Graduate Student Manager Will Bradley Student Manager Tyler Dawson Student Manager Ryan Edwards Student Manager Sam Little Student Manager Gunner Lopez Student Manager Austin Northcutt Student Manager Joey Pennavaria Student Manager Leslie Parks enters her 27th season in association with the men s basketball program at The University of Texas. Parks coordinates Coach Shaka Smart s daily schedule, travel, speaking engagements and personal appearances. She also assists Director of Operations Cody Hatt in all internal operations of the basketball program. A native of Houston, Parks resides with her daughter, Emma Kathleen (born October 13, 1998) and son, Connor Stephen (born April 24, 2001), in Austin TEXAS BASKETBALL COACHES & STAFF 39

41 Final Results *Big 12 Conference game; OVERALL RECORD: (HOME: 10-7, AWAY: 0-11, NEUTRAL: 1-4) BIG 12 RECORD: 4-14 (HOME: 4-5, AWAY: 0-9) DATE Rk. OPPONENT (TV) W/L SCORE Record (Big12) ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS Nov /22 Incarnate Word (LHN) W , Yancy 12 - Allen Legends Classic Regional Round (Austin, Texas) Nov /21 Louisiana Monroe (LHN) W , Mack 7 - Davis Jr. Nov /21 Eastern Washington (LHN) W , Mack 9 - Allen Legends Classic Championship Round (Brooklyn, N.Y.) Nov /21 vs. Northwestern (ESPN3/LHN) L , Mack 5 - Allen, Cleare, Roach Jr. Nov /21 vs. Colorado (ESPNU) L , Roach Jr. 7 - Cleare Nov. 29 UT Arlington (LHN) L , Mack 12 - Allen Dec. 2 Alabama (ESPNU) W , Roach Jr. 7 - Jones, Mack Dec. Michigan (ESPN2) L , Mack 5 - Mack, Roach Jr. Dec. 10 Long Beach State (ESPN2) W , Mack 8 - Cleare Lone Star Shootout (Houston, Texas) Dec. 17 vs. Arkansas (ESPNU) L , Mack 12 - Mack Dec. 21 UAB (LHN) W , Mack 6 - Allen, Cleare Dec. 27 Kent State (ESPNU) L , Allen 10 - Allen Dec. Kansas State* (ESPNEWS) L (0-1) 12, Allen 13 - Allen Jan. 4 Oklahoma State* (LHN) W (1-1) 9, Mack 11 - Allen Jan. Iowa State* (ESPN2) L (1-2) 14, Roach Jr. 7 - Allen, Cleare, Jones Jan. 11 TCU* (LHN) L (1-3) 9, Allen 9 - Allen, Mack Jan. 14 #10/9 West Virginia* (ESPN2) L (1-4) 10, Allen 7 - Allen Jan. #6/6 Baylor* (ESPN2) L (1-5) 7, Allen 10 - Allen Jan. #2/1 Kansas* (CBS) L (1-6) 16, Allen 19 - Allen Jan. 23 Oklahoma* (ESPN) W (2-6) 10, Cleare 12 - Allen SEC / Big 12 Challenge (Athens, Ga.) Jan. Georgia (ESPN) L (2-6) 10, Jones 7 - Roach Jr. Feb. 1 Texas Tech* (ESPNU) W (3-6) 10, Allen 8 - Allen Feb. TCU* (ESPNEWS) L (3-7) 6, Allen 9 - Allen Feb. 7 Iowa State* (ESPN2) W (4-7) 10, Allen 9 - Allen, Jones Feb. Oklahoma State* (ESPN2) L (4-8) 8, Allen 10 - Allen Feb. Oklahoma* (ESPN2) L (4-9) 7, Allen 10 - Allen Feb. 18 Kansas State* (LHN) L (4-10) 11, Yancy 5 - Cleare Feb. #12/13 West Virginia* (ESPN) L (4-11) 10, Allen 7 - Allen Feb. 25 #3/3 Kansas* (ESPN) L (4-12) 14, Allen 11 - Allen March Texas Tech* (ESPN2) L (4-13) 12, Cleare 11 - Allen March 4 #11/11 Baylor* (ESPN) L (4-14) 12, Allen 9 - Allen, Cleare Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) March 8 vs. Texas Tech (ESPNU) W (4-14) 18, Jones 6 - Yancy March 9 vs. #11/11 West Virginia (ESPNU) _ L (4-14) 18, Jones 10 - Allen ATTENDANCE FIGURES SITE GAMES TOTAL AVERAGE HOME ,343 10,491 AWAY ,205 10,655 NEUTRAL 5 59,212 11,842 TOTAL ,760 10, TEXAS BASKETBALL SEASON IN REVIEW

42 Final Statistics ALL GAMES ## 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 0 Mack, Tevin Allen, Jarrett Jones, Andrew Roach Jr., Kerwin Cleare, Shaquille Davis Jr., Eric Yancy, Kendal Young, Jacob Isom, Mareik Banks, James McClurg, Ryan Schwartz, Joe Hobbs, Isaiah TM TEAM Total Opponents SCORE BY HALVES (AND OT) 1st 2nd OT Total TEXAS Opponents BIG 12 GAMES ONLY ## 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 31 Allen, Jarrett Mack, Tevin Jones, Andrew Cleare, Shaquille Roach Jr., Kerwin Davis Jr., Eric Yancy, Kendal Young, Jacob Isom, Mareik Banks, James TM TEAM Total Opponents SCORE BY HALVES 1st 2nd OT Total TEXAS Opponents TEXAS BASKETBALL SEASON IN REVIEW 41

43 Game-by-Game Team Stats W/L FG-FGA Pct 3pt-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR DR Tot PF A TO BLK Stl 1H 2H OT Pts TEXAS W Incarnate Word TEXAS W Louisiana Monroe TEXAS W Eastern Washington TEXAS L vs. Northwestern TEXAS L vs. Colorado TEXAS L UT Arlington TEXAS W Alabama TEXAS L at Michigan TEXAS W Long Beach State TEXAS L vs. Arkansas TEXAS W UAB TEXAS L Kent State TEXAS L Kansas State TEXAS W Oklahoma State TEXAS L Iowa State TEXAS L TCU TEXAS L West Virginia TEXAS L Baylor TEXAS L Kansas TEXAS W Oklahoma TEXAS L Georgia TEXAS W Texas Tech TEXAS L TCU TEXAS W Iowa State TEXAS L Oklahoma State TEXAS L Oklahoma TEXAS L Kansas State TEXAS L West Virginia TEXAS L Kansas TEXAS L Texas Tech TEXAS L Baylor TEXAS W vs. Texas Tech TEXAS L vs. West Virginia TEXAS BASKETBALL SEASON IN REVIEW

44 Specialty Stats & Starting Lineups Opponent Paint Off TO 2ndCh FBreak Bench Ties/Lead Changes W/L,Score Leads overcome Incarnate Word 39/26 12/12 6/8 13/6 12/22 2/3 W, trailed by 5, 1st - 18:40 Louisiana Monroe 40/18 13/5 11/12 18/2 33/26 1/6 W, trailed by 2, 1st - 13:49 Eastern Washington 32/30 16/4 14/4 10/0 42/12 0/0 W, vs. Northwestern 22/32 9/11 6/18 2/7 30/17 1/4 L, vs. Colorado 30/30 16/12 12/18 2/8 7/16 3/1 L, UT Arlington 38/38 17/18 14/13 8/6 30/14 1/1 L, Alabama 38/28 15/7 12/6 7/2 19/33 6/7 W, trailed by 12, 1st - Michigan 22/22 13/15 10/7 4/2 9/12 3/8 L, Long Beach State 26/20 11/7 9/18 4/3 30/20 4/7 W, trailed by 12, 2nd - 17:52 vs. Arkansas 32/32 8/12 18/11 11/13 4/30 6/3 L, UAB 42/34 29/8 11/9 17/6 30/30 0/2 W, trailed by 1, 1st - 14:15 Kent State 38/38 15/24 15/18 13/14 11/13 3/2 L, Kansas State 38/18 11/14 8/3 4/7 12/0 3/5 L, Oklahoma State 36/28 19/19 13/8 16/9 18/16 5/9 W, trailed by 7, 2nd - Iowa State 34/36 9/20 14/9 6/13 3/8 1/9 L, TCU 32/38 15/17 4/7 10/7 11/15 9/13 L, West Virginia 26/30 19/21 11/11 8/8 17/38 9/9 L, Baylor 36/42 15/15 8/18 4/3 15/23 1/1 L, Kansas 26/28 19/15 12/12 7/14 20/15 0/0 L, Oklahoma 32/34 11/22 7/7 15/12 22/16 8/4 W, trailed by 5, 2nd - Georgia 26/26 14/17 8/0 4/7 21/9 3/8 L, Texas Tech 30/20 12/20 10/10 14/4 6/18 4/8 W, trailed by 8, 1st - TCU 40/40 13/15 11/14 17/16 4/15 2/1 L, Iowa State 36/20 6/9 5/5 8/9 15/11 2/0 W, Oklahoma State 44/38 16/19 20/14 17/18 16/19 3/2 L, Oklahoma 38/26 12/12 11/11 10/6 10/35 2/7 L, Kansas State 20/20 13/12 2/5 6/7 23/6 6/4 L, West Virginia 30/16 13/14 8/7 6/2 5/36 1/1 L, Kansas 30/40 13/28 9/9 12/8 9/21 0/2 L, Texas Tech 28/20 9/10 6/6 7/4 21/45 4/10 L, Baylor 32/36 8/16 16/13 3/4 20/22 3/10 L, vs. Texas Tech 24/24 10/8 8/8 11/6 21/21 1/1 W, trailed by 12, 1st - 5:06 vs. West Virginia 26/24 11/16 12/11 8/10 17/15 2/7 L, Opponent G G G F C Incarnate Word Jones Davis Jr. Yancy Allen Cleare Louisiana Monroe Jones Davis Jr. Yancy Allen Cleare Eastern Washington Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Yancy Allen Cleare vs. Northwestern Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Yancy Allen Cleare vs. Colorado Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Yancy Allen Cleare UT Arlington Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Yancy Allen Cleare Alabama Roach Jr. Jones Mack Allen Michigan Roach Jr. Jones Mack Allen Cleare Long Beach State Roach Jr. Jones Mack Allen Cleare vs. Arkansas Roach Jr. Jones Mack Allen Cleare UAB Jones Roach Jr. Mack Allen Cleare Kent State Jones Roach Jr. Mack Allen Kansas State Jones Roach Jr. Mack Allen Cleare Oklahoma State Jones Roach Jr. Mack Allen Iowa State Jones Roach Jr. Mack Allen Cleare TCU Jones Roach Jr. Mack Allen Cleare West Virginia Young Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Baylor Young Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Kansas Young Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Cleare Oklahoma Young Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Georgia Young Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Cleare Texas Tech Jones Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen TCU Jones Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Cleare Iowa State Jones Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Oklahoma State Jones Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Oklahoma Jones Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Cleare Kansas State Jones Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen West Virginia Jones Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Cleare Kansas Jones Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Texas Tech Jones Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Cleare Baylor Yancy Roach Jr. Isom Allen Cleare vs. Texas Tech Jones Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Cleare vs. West Virginia Jones Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Cleare Starters TEXAS BASKETBALL SEASON IN REVIEW Starting Line-Up (W-L) Guard Guard Guard Forward Center Record Games Jones Davis Jr. Yancy Allen Cleare Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Yancy Allen Cleare Roach Jr. Jones Mack Allen Cleare Young Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Cleare Jones Roach Jr. Davis Jr. Allen Cleare , Yancy Roach Jr. Isom Allen Cleare

45 Team Highs and Lows TEXAS HIGH LOW POINTS 96, UAB (12/21) 50, at Michigan (12/6) FIELD GOALS MADE 36, UAB (12/21) 19, vs. Northwestern (11/21) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 67, UAB (12/21) 45, KANSAS STATE (2/18) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.537 (36-67), UAB (12/21).351 (20-57), vs. West Virginia (3/9) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 12, UAB (12/21) 2, KENT STATE (12/27) 2, at Baylor (1/17) 2, at TCU (2/4) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 29, EASTERN WASHINGTON (11/17) 11, at Oklahoma (2/14) 29, UAB (12/21) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.571 (8-14), KANSAS STATE (2/18).105 (2-19), at Baylor (1/17) FREE THROWS MADE 25, OKLAHOMA STATE (1/4) 5, at Michigan (12/6) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 33, OKLAHOMA STATE (1/4) 6, at Michigan (12/6) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (12-12), UAB (12/21).421 (8-19), vs. West Virginia (3/9) REBOUNDS 45, vs. Arkansas (12/17) 21, KANSAS STATE (2/18) ASSISTS 21, UAB (12/21) 4, vs. Colorado (11/22) STEALS 11, UAB (12/21) 2, ALABAMA (12/2) 2, at Iowa State (1/7) BLOCKED SHOTS 8, INCARNATE WORD (11/11) 1, IOWA STATE (2/7) 8, vs. West Virginia (3/9) 1, at Oklahoma State (2/11) 1, at Texas Tech (3/1) TURNOVERS 19, at Iowa State (1/7) 5, LOUISIANA MONROE (11/14) 19, WEST VIRGINIA (1/14) 19, at Kansas (1/21) FOULS 26, at Kansas State (12/30) 11, LOUISIANA MONROE (11/14) 11, vs. Colorado (11/22) OPPONENT HIGH LOW POINTS 84, at Oklahoma State (2/11) 52, EASTERN WASHINGTON (11/17) 52, vs. Texas Tech (3/8) FIELD GOALS MADE 34, at Oklahoma State (2/11) 17, at Kansas State (12/30) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 70, INCARNATE WORD (11/11) 43, KANSAS STATE (2/18) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.535 (23-43), KANSAS STATE (2/18).304 (21-69), LOUISIANA MONROE (11/14) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 11, LONG BEACH STATE (12/10) 2, at Georgia (1/28) 11, at Kansas (1/21) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 34, LOUISIANA MONROE (11/14) 12, at Georgia (1/28) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.538 (7-13), vs. West Virginia (3/9).143 (3-21), EASTERN WASHINGTON (11/17) FREE THROWS MADE 29, vs. Arkansas (12/17) 4, vs. Colorado (11/22) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 33, at Kansas State (12/30) 5, vs. Colorado (11/22) 33, OKLAHOMA (1/23) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.935 (29-31), vs. Arkansas (12/17).417 (5-12), at Iowa State (1/7) REBOUNDS 53, KENT STATE (12/27) 23, KANSAS STATE (2/18) ASSISTS 20, at TCU (2/4) 3, OKLAHOMA (1/23) 20, at West Virginia (2/20) STEALS 14, at Kansas (1/21) 2, at Texas Tech (3/1) BLOCKED SHOTS 8. vs. Arkansas (12/17) 1, LOUISIANA MONROE (11/14) 1, KANSAS STATE (2/18) 1, KANSAS (2/25) 1, BAYLOR (3/4) 1, vs. Texas Tech (3/8) TURNOVERS 21, KENT STATE (12/27) 8, at Texas Tech (3/1) FOULS 28, INCARNATE WORD (11/11) 9, at Michigan (12/6) 28, OKLAHOMA STATE (1/4) TEXAS BASKETBALL SEASON IN REVIEW

46 Top Individual Performances INDIVIDUAL HIGHS TEXAS HIGH Points 27 Tevin Mack vs. Oklahoma State (1/4/17) Field Goals Made 10 Tevin Mack vs. Oklahoma State (1/4/17) 10 Shaquille Cleare vs. Oklahoma (1/23/17) 9 Jarrett Allen at Kansas (1/21/17) 9 Jarrett Allen at TCU (2/4/17) 9 Jarrett Allen at Oklahoma State (2/11/17) Field Goal Attempts 17 Tevin Mack vs. Oklahoma State (1/4/17) Field Goal % (min. 4 made).889 (8-9) Jarrett Allen vs. UAB (12/21/16) 3-pt FG Made 5 Eric Davis Jr. vs. Oklahoma (1/23/17) 3-pt FG Attempts 10 Eric Davis Jr. vs. Oklahoma (1/23/17) 3-pt FG % (min. 3 made) (4-4) Kerwin Roach Jr. at Iowa State (1/7/17) (3-3) Andrew Jones vs. Oklahoma (1/23/17) Free Throws Made 12 Kerwin Roach Jr. vs. Alabama (12/2/16) Free Throw Attempts 16 Kerwin Roach Jr. vs. Alabama (12/2/16) Free Throw % (min. 6 made) (6-6) Andrew Jones at Oklahoma State (2/11/17) (6-6) Jarrett Allen vs. Texas Tech (3/8/17).889 (8-9) Kendal Yancy vs. Incarnate Word (11/11/16) Rebounds 19 Jarrett Allen at Kansas (1/21/17) Assists 8 Kerwin Roach Jr. vs. Oklahoma (1/23/17) 8 Andrew Jones at Georgia (1/28/17) Turnovers 7 Jarrett Allen at Iowa State (1/7/17) Blocked Shots 5 James Banks vs. Incarnate Word (11/11/16) Steals 6 Kerwin Roach Jr. vs. UAB (12/21/16) OPPONENT HIGH Points 32 Johnathan Motley, Baylor (1/17/17) Field Goals Made 12 Deonte Burton, Iowa State (1/7/17) 12 Johnathan Motley, Baylor (1/17/17) Field Goal Attempts 21 Bogdan Bliznyuk, E. Washington (11/17/16) Field Goal % (min. 4 made) (4-4) Leyton Hammonds, Oklahoma State (2/11/17) (4-4) Elijah Macon, West Virginia (2/20/17) (4-4) Sagaba Konate, West Virginia (2/20/17) (4-4) Landen Lucas, Kansas (2/25/17) (4-4) Matthew Temple, Texas Tech (3/8/17) 3-pt FG Made 8 Evan Payne, Long Beach State (12/10/16) 3-pt FG Attempts 14 Evan Payne, Long Beach State (12/10/16) 3-pt FG % (min. 3 made) (3-3) Leyton Hammonds, Oklahoma State (2/11/17) Free Throws Made 14 Daryl Macon, Arkansas (12/17/16) Free Throw Attempts 14 Daryl Macon, Arkansas (12/17/16) Free Throw % (min. 6 made) (14-14) Daryl Macon, Arkansas (12/17/16) (10-10) Keenan Evans, Texas Tech (3/1/17) (7-7) Jawun Evans, Oklahoma State (1/4/17) (6-6) Shawn Johnson, Incarnate Word (11/11/16) Rebounds 20 Johnathan Motley, Baylor (1/17/17) Assists 8 Alex Robinson, TCU (2/4/17) Turnovers 6 Justin Bibbins, Long Beach State (12/10/16) 6 Josh Jackson, Kansas (1/21/17) Blocked Shots 5 Moses Kingsley, Arkansas (12/17/16) Steals 6 Deonte Burton, Iowa State (2/7/17) TEXAS TOP INDIVIDUAL GAMES POINTS 27 Tevin Mack vs. Oklahoma State Jan Shaquille Cleare vs. Oklahoma Jan Jarrett Allen at Kansas Jan Jarrett Allen at TCU Feb Kerwin Roach Jr. at Iowa State Jan Tevin Mack vs. Arkansas Dec Jarrett Allen vs. Kansas Feb Jarrett Allen vs. Baylor Mar. 4 REBOUNDS 19 Jarrett Allen at Kansas Jan Jarrett Allen at Kansas State Dec Jarrett Allen vs. Incarnate Word Nov Jarrett Allen vs. UT Arlington Nov Tevin Mack vs. Arkansas Dec Jarrett Allen vs. Oklahoma Jan. 23 ASSISTS 8 Kerwin Roach Jr. vs. Oklahoma Jan Andrew Jones at Georgia Jan Andrew Jones vs. Arkansas Dec Andrew Jones vs. Texas Tech Feb. 1 7 Andrew Jones at TCU Feb. 4 7 Andrew Jones vs. Iowa State Feb. 7 7 Kerwin Roach Jr. vs. Kansas State Feb Andrew Jones vs. Baylor Mar. 4 STEALS 6 Kerwin Roach Jr. vs. UAB Dec Kendal Yancy at Texas Tech March 1 4 Kendal Yancy vs. Incarnate Word Nov Kerwin Roach Jr. vs. Kansas Feb. 25 BLOCKED SHOTS 5 James Banks vs. Incarnate Word Nov James Banks at West Virgina Feb James Banks vs. Eastern Washington Nov James Banks vs. Kent State Dec Jarrett Allen at Iowa State Jan. 7 3 Jarrett Allen at Baylor Jan Jarrett Allen at Kansas Jan Jarrett Allen vs. Baylor Mar. 4 3 Andrew Jones vs. Baylor Mar. 4 3 James Banks vs. West Virginia Mar. 9 FIELD GOAL % (MIN. 4 MADE).889 (8-9) Jarrett Allen vs. UAB Dec (6-7) Jarrett Allen vs. West Virginia Jan (5-6) Kendal Yancy vs. Louisiana Monroe Nov (4-5) Jarrett Allen vs. Louisiana Monroe Nov (4-5) Jarrett Allen vs. Alabama Dec (4-5) Shaquille Cleare at Georgia Jan (4-5) Kendal Yancy vs. Texas Tech Mar. 8 3-PT FG % (MIN. 3 MADE) (4-4) _ Kerwin Roach Jr. at Iowa State Jan (3-3) _ Andrew Jones vs. Oklahoma Jan (3-4) Andrew Jones at Kansas Jan (4-6) Tevin Mack vs. Louisiana Monroe Nov (3-5) Andrew Jones vs. West Virginia Mar (4-7) Andrew Jones vs. UAB Dec (4-7) Tevin Mack vs. Oklahoma State Jan. 4 FREE THROW % (MIN. 6 MADE) (6-6) _ Andrew Jones at Oklahoma State Feb (6-6) _ Jarrett Allen vs. Texas Tech Mar (8-9) Kendal Yancy vs. Incarnate Word Nov (7-8) Jarrett Allen vs. West Virginia Jan (7-8) Kerwin Roach Jr. at West Virginia Feb (6-7) Andrew Jones at Baylor Jan (6-7) Andrew Jones vs. Texas Tech Mar TEXAS BASKETBALL SEASON IN REVIEW 45

47 TEXAS RECORD WHEN Overall Home 10-7 Away 0-11 Neutral 1-4 Decided by 3 points or less 3-7 Decided by 4-6 points 3-2 Decided by 7-9 points 2-1 Decided by points 0-12 Decided by 20 points or more 3-0 Out-rebounding opponent 8-4 Out-rebounded by opponent 3-16 Equals opponent s rebounds 0-2 Scoring first 6-12 Opponent scores first 5-10 Leading at half 7-4 Trailing at half 4-18 Tied at half 0-0 Overtime 0-0 Leading FG% 10-7 Trailing FG% 1-15 Equals opponent FG% 0-0 FG%.500 & over 2-1 FG% FG% FG%.299 & under 0-0 Opponent FG%.500 & over 0-3 Opponent FG% Opponent FG% Opponent FG%.299 & under 0-0 Leading FT% 3-7 Trailing FT% 8-15 Equals opponent FT% 0-0 Scoring 90+ points 1-0 Scoring points 4-0 Scoring points 3-4 Scoring points 3-11 Scoring points 0-7 Scoring under 50 points 0-0 Opponent scores 90+ points 0-0 Opponent scores points 1-1 Opponent scores points 2-12 Opponent scores points 4-7 Opponent scores points 4-2 Opponent scores under 50 points 0-0 Record vs. Conferences Big Big Sky 1-0 Big Ten 0-2 Big West 1-0 Conference USA 1-0 MAC 0-1 Pac SEC 1-2 Southland 1-0 Sun Belt 1-1 MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL Led Texas in scoring Jarrett Allen (14), Tevin Mack (9), Kerwin Roach Jr. (3), Andrew Jones (3), Kendal Yancy (2), Shaquille Cleare (2) Led Texas in rebounding Jarrett Allen (18), Shaquille Cleare (3), Kerwin Roach Jr. (1), Eric Davis Jr. (1), Kendal Yancy (1), Tevin Mack (1) Tied Jarrett Allen (5), Shaquille Cleare (4), Andrew Jones (3), Kerwin Roach Jr. (2), Tevin Mack (2) Led Texas in assists Andrew Jones (16), Kerwin Roach Jr. (15) Tied Kerwin Roach Jr. (3), Eric Davis Jr. (2), Andrew Jones (1), Tevin Mack (1) Jarrett Allen (1) Led Texas in steals Kerwin Roach Jr. (8), Andrew Jones (6), Kendal Yancy (4), Eric Davis Jr. (2), Jarrett Allen (2), Shaquille Cleare (1) Tied Kerwin Roach Jr. (6), Andrew Jones (5), Eric Davis Jr. (3), Jacob Young (3), James Banks (2), Kendal Yancy (1), Mareik Isom (1), Tevin Mack (1), Jarrett Allen (1) Led Texas in blocks Jarrett Allen (8), James Banks (6), Shaquille Cleare (3), Jacob Young (1), Tevin Mack (1) Tied Jarrett Allen (10), James Banks (9), Shaquille Cleare (5), Andrew Jones (3), Mareik Isom (2), Tevin Mack (2), Kerwin Roach Jr. (1), Eric Davis Jr. (1) Double-figure scoring games (107) Jarrett Allen (25), Andrew Jones (22), Kerwin Roach Jr. (17), Shaquille Cleare (13), Tevin Mack (11), Eric Davis Jr. (9), Kendal Yancy (7), Jacob Young (3) CAREER (147) Kerwin Roach Jr. (26), Jarrett Allen (25), Eric Davis Jr. (23), Andrew Jones (22), Kendal Yancy (20), Shaquille Cleare (16), Tevin Mack (16), Jacob Young (3) 20-point games (8) Jarrett Allen (4), Tevin Mack (2), Kerwin Roach Jr. (1), Shaquille Cleare (1) CAREER (11) Jarrett Allen (4), Tevin Mack (3), Kerwin Roach Jr. (2), Kendal Yancy (1), Shaquille Cleare (1) 30-point games (0) CAREER (0) Double-figure rebounding games (14) Jarrett Allen (13), Tevin Mack (1) CAREER (15) Jarrett Allen (13), Kerwin Roach Jr. (1), Tevin Mack (1) 20-rebound games (0) CAREER (0) Double-figure assist games (0) CAREER (0) Double-doubles (points/rebounds) (13) Jarrett Allen (12), Tevin Mack (1) CAREER (13) Jarrett Allen (11), Kerwin Roach Jr. (1), Tevin Mack (1) Double-doubles (points/assists) (0) CAREER (0) TEAM Largest margin of victory 36 (96-60 vs. UAB) Largest Big 12 margin of victory 9 (62-51 vs. Texas Tech) Largest margin of defeat 19 (58-77 vs. Northwestern) Largest Big 12 lead 17 (22-5 vs. Iowa State, 8:42 2nd half) Largest Big 12 deficit 21 (47-68 at Baylor, 5:51 2nd half) Largest non-conference lead 40 (96-56 vs. UAB, 1:07 2nd half) Largest non-conference deficit 20 (57-77 vs. Northwestern, 0:35 2nd half) Largest comeback victory 12 (28-40 vs. Long Beach State, 17:52 2nd half; vs. Alabama, 0:03 1st half; vs. Texas Tech, 5:06 1st half) Largest lead in a loss 10 (19-9 at Georgia, 8:25 1st half) TEXAS BASKETBALL SEASON IN REVIEW

48 Big 12 Conference in Review FINAL STANDINGS (RANKED BY CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT SEEDS) CONFERENCE OVERALL TEAM RECORD PCT HOME AWAY RECORD PCT H A N STREAK Kansas L1 West Virginia L1 Baylor L1 Iowa State L1 Oklahoma State L4 Kansas State L1 Texas Tech L2 TCU W5 Oklahoma L1 TEXAS L1 PLAYER OF THE YEAR Frank Mason III, Kansas DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Jevon Carter, West Virginia NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Manu Lecomte, Baylor FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Josh Jackson, Kansas SIXTH MAN AWARD Tarik Phillip, West Virginia COACH OF THE YEAR Bill Self, Kansas ALL-BIG 12 FIRST TEAM Johnathan Motley, Baylor Monte Morris, Iowa State Josh Jackson, Kansas Frank Mason III, Kansas Jawun Evans, Oklahoma State ALL-BIG 12 SECOND TEAM Nazareth Mitrou-Long, Iowa State Devonte Graham, Kansas Jeffrey Carroll, Oklahoma State Vladimir Brodziansky, TCU Jevon Carter, West Virginia ALL-BIG 12 TEAMS ALL-BIG 12 THIRD TEAM Manu Lecomte, Baylor Deonte Burton, Iowa State Wesley Iwundu, Kansas State Jarrett Allen, TEXAS Keenan Evans, Texas Tech Nathan Adrian, West Virginia All-Big 12 Honorable Mention Listed alphabetically by school Ishmail Wainright, Baylor Matt Thomas, Iowa State Landen Lucas, Kansas D.J. Johnson, Kansas State Kameron McGusty, Oklahoma Phil Forte, Oklahoma State Jaylen Fisher, TCU Kenrich Williams, TCU Zach Smith, Texas Tech BIG 12 ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM Jo Lual-Acuil, Baylor Ishmail Wainright, Baylor Vladimir Brodziansky, TCU Nathan Adrian, West Virginia Jevon Carter, West Virginia BIG 12 ALL-NEWCOMER TEAM Manu Lecomte, Baylor Jo Lual-Acuil, Baylor Josh Jackson, Kansas Kameron McGusty, Oklahoma Alex Robinson, TCU Jarrett Allen, TEXAS BIG 12 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Nov. 16 Frank Mason III, Kansas Nov. 21 Monte Morris, Iowa State Nov. 28 Johnathan Motley, Baylor Dec. 5 Manu Lecomte, Baylor Jawun Evans, Oklahoma State Dec. 12 Frank Mason III, Kansas Dec. 19 Nazareth Mitrou-Long, Iowa State Dec. 27 Josh Jackson, Kansas Jan. 3 Landen Lucas, Kansas Jan. 9 Johnathan Motley, Baylor Jan. 16 Vladimir Brodziansky, TCU Jan. 23 Johnathan Motley, Baylor Jan. 30 Jawun Evans, Oklahoma State Feb. 6 Deonte Burton, Iowa State Feb. 13 Josh Jackson, Kansas Feb. 20 Jawun Evans, Oklahoma State Feb. 27 Monte Morris, Iowa State March 5 Frank Mason III, Kansas BIG 12 NEWCOMERS OF THE WEEK Nov. 16 Manu Lecomte, Baylor Jaylen Fisher, TCU Nov. 21 Josh Jackson, Kansas Nov. 28 Josh Jackson, Kansas Dec. 5 Anthony Livingston, Texas Tech Dec. 12 Brandon Averette, Oklahoma State Dec. 19 Jo Lual-Acuil, Baylor Dec. 27 Desmond Bane, TCU Jan. 3 Manu Lecomte, Baylor Jan. 9 Josh Jackson, Kansas Jan. 16 Josh Jackson, Kansas Jarrett Allen, TEXAS Jan. 23 Jarrett Allen, TEXAS Jan. 30 Josh Jackson, Kansas Feb. 6 Lindy Waters III, Oklahoma State Alex Robinson, TCU Feb. 13 Manu Lecomte, Baylor Feb. 20 Josh Jackson, Kansas Feb. 27 Josh Jackson, Kansas March 5 Kameron McGusty, Oklahoma TEXAS BASKETBALL SEASON IN REVIEW 47

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58 Coaching Records & Milestone Victories CAREER RECORDS OF TEXAS COACHES ALL GAMES COLLEGIATE SWC BIG 12 COACH SEASONS YEARS WON LOST PCT. WON LOST PCT. WON LOST PCT. WON LOST PCT. Magnus Mainland W.E. Metzenthin J. Burton Rix Carl C. Taylor L. Theo Bellmont , Roy Henderson , Gene Van Gent Berry M. Whitaker Milton Romney E.J. Doc Stewart Fred Walker Ed Olle Marty Karow Jack Gray , Bully Gilstrap Slue Hull Marshall Hughes Harold Bradley Leon Black A.E. Abe Lemons Bob Weltlich Tom Penders Rick Barnes Shaka Smart TOTALS 111 1,749 1, ,668 1, NCAA APPEARANCES BY COACH (33 total) COACH NO. YEARS RECORD Rick Barnes , Tom Penders , Leon Black , Harold Bradley , Jack Gray , Abe Lemons Bully Gilstrap Shaka Smart TOTALS COACH TITLES YEARS Rick Barnes , 2006*, 08* Tom Penders 3 _1992*, 94, 95* Harold Bradley _ 3 _ 1960, 63, 65* Jack Gray 3 _ 1939, 47, 51* Abe Lemons *, 79* Leon Black *, 74 Roy Henderson _ , 19 MILESTONE VICTORIES IN PROGRAM HISTORY CONFERENCE TITLES BY COACH (25 total/13 outright) COACH TITLES YEARS Bob Weltlich * Slue Hull * Bully Gilstrap * Ed Olle Doc Stewart Gene Van Gent _ L. Theo Bellmont *co-championship WIN # DATE OPPONENT, SCORE SITE 100 Feb. 21, 1918 Texas A&M, 2-0 (forfeit) College Station, Texas 200 Dec. 1924* Hebrew Association, Dallas 300 Feb. 13, 1932 Texas A&M, Austin 400 Dec. 29, 1938 Baylor, Oklahoma City, Okla. 500 Feb. 17, 1945 Texas A&M, Austin 600 Jan. 15, 1951 Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. 700 Feb. 3, 1960 North Texas, Denton, Texas 800 Feb. 22, 1966 Rice, Houston 900 Feb. 23, 1974 Texas A&M, Austin 1,000 Feb. 19, 1980 Texas Tech, Lubbock, Texas 1,100 Jan. 23, 1988 TCU, Austin 1,200 Feb. 29, 1992 Baylor, Austin 1,300 Feb. 25, 1997 Texas A&M, Austin 1,400 Feb. 9, 2002 Colorado, Austin 1,500 Feb. 22, 2006 Kansas State, Manhattan, Kan. 1,600 Jan. 5, 2010 Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. 1,700 Nov. 16, 2014 Alcorn State, Austin *Records incomplete, exact date unknown TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 57

59 Year-by-Year Coaches and Results YEAR COACH CAPTAIN OVERALL CONF. PLACE 1906 Magnus Mainland Carl von Blucher Magnus Mainland Fred Ramsdell NO TEAM 1909 W.E. Metzenthin Morgan Vining W.E. Metzenthin Max Thomas W.E. Metzenthin M.L. Massingill J. Burton Rix Johnnie James Carl C. Taylor Joe McVeigh L. Theo Bellmont Pete Edmond L. Theo Bellmont Clyde Littlefield st 1916 Roy Henderson Pete Edmond st 1917 Gene Van Gent Pig Dittmar st 1918 Roy Henderson Al De Viney nd 1919 Roy Henderson Jimmie Greer st 1920 Berry Whitaker H.M. Russell rd 1921 L. Theo Bellmont Charles Dittert rd 1922 L. Theo Bellmont Hook McCullough nd 1923 Milton Romney Phillip A. Peyton nd 1924 E.J. Stewart Ivan Robertson st 1925 E.J. Stewart Lester Settegast th 1926 E.J. Stewart Sandy Esquivel th 1927 E.J. Stewart Rosy Stalter nd 1928 Fred Walker Johnny Estes rd 1929 Fred Walker Holly Brock nd 1930 Fred Walker Nono Rees nd 1931 Fred Walker Jim Fomby th 1932 Ed Olle Bull Elkins th 1933 Ed Olle Edwin Price st 1934 Ed Olle Ronald Fagan T3rd 1935 Marty Karow Jack Gray th 1936 Marty Karow Jack Taylor T2nd 1937 Jack Gray Jack Collins T5th 1938 Jack Gray Don White T5th 1939 Jack Gray Willie Tate st 1940 Jack Gray Oran Spears nd 1941 Jack Gray Chester Granville rd 1942 Jack Gray (Game Captains) th 1943 H.C. Gilstrap Curtis Popham, T1st Frank Brahaney 1944 H.C. Gilstrap Roy Cox T3rd 1945 H.C. Gilstrap Joe Crowley th 1946 Jack Gray (Game Captains) rd 1947 Jack Gray (Game Captains) st 1948 Jack Gray (Game Captains) nd 1949 Jack Gray (Game Captains) th 1950 Jack Gray Tom Hamilton T4th 1951 Jack Gray Frank Womack T1st 1952 Slue Hull Don Klein nd 1953 Slue Hull Leon Black T2nd 1954 Slue Hull Gib Ford, T1st Billy Powell 1955 Slue Hull (Game Captains) th 1956 Slue Hull (Game Captains) th 1957 Marshall Hughes Raymond Downs, T6th Norman Hooten 1958 Marshall Hughes Kenneth Cleveland, th Kermit Decker 1959 Marshall Hughes Bobby Puryear, th Charley Cox 1960 Harold Bradley (Game Captains) st 1961 Harold Bradley (Game Captains) th 1962 Harold Bradley (Game Captains) th 1963 Harold Bradley (Game Captains) st 1964 Harold Bradley (Game Captains) T3rd 1965 Harold Bradley (Game Captains) T1st 1966 Harold Bradley Bob Ittner T4th 1967 Harold Bradley (Game Captains) T2nd 1968 Leon Black (Game Captains) T2nd 1969 Leon Black (Game Captains) T6th 1970 Leon Black Wayne Doyal th HEAD COACHES BY SEASON YEAR COACH CAPTAIN OVERALL CONF. PLACE 1971 Leon Black (Game Captains) T5th 1972 Leon Black Jimmy Blacklock T1st 1973 Leon Black B.G. Brosterhous, T5th Harry Larrabee 1974 Leon Black Harry Larrabee, st Larry Robinson 1975 Leon Black Dan Krueger T4th 1976 Leon Black Dan Krueger th 1977 Abe Lemons (Game Captains) T4th 1978 Abe Lemons (Game Captains) T1st 1979 Abe Lemons (Game Captains) T1st 1980 Abe Lemons (Game Captains) rd 1981 Abe Lemons (Game Captains) T6th 1982 Abe Lemons (Game Captains) T7th 1983 Bob Weltlich (Game Captains) th 1984 Bob Weltlich (Game Captains) th 1985 Bob Weltlich (Game Captains) th 1986 Bob Weltlich John Brownlee, T1st Karl Willock 1987 Bob Weltlich Raynard Davis, T6th Patrick Fairs, Dennis Perryman 1988 Bob Weltlich Travis Mays T4th 1989 Tom Penders Alvin Heggs, nd Travis Mays 1990 Tom Penders Travis Mays, rd Lance Blanks, Joey Wright 1991 Tom Penders Joey Wright, nd Courtney Jeans 1992 Tom Penders Dexter Cambridge, T1st Benford Williams 1993 Tom Penders Mike Richardson th 1994 Tom Penders Albert Burditt, st Gerrald Houston, B.J. Tyler, Tony Watson 1995 Tom Penders Roderick Anderson, T1st Terrence Rencher 1996 Tom Penders Lamont Hill rd 1997 Tom Penders Al Coleman T3rd 1998 Tom Penders Brandy Perryman, th Ira Clark 1999 Rick Barnes Kris Clack, st DeJuan Vazquez 2000 Rick Barnes Gabe Muoneke, nd Ivan Wagner 2001 Rick Barnes Darren Kelly T2nd 2002 Rick Barnes Fredie Williams T3rd 2003 Rick Barnes Chris Ogden nd 2004 Rick Barnes Royal Ivey T2nd 2005 Rick Barnes Jason Klotz T5th 2006 Rick Barnes Brad Buckman, T1st Kenton Paulino, P.J. Tucker 2007 Rick Barnes A.J. Abrams, rd Craig Winder 2008 Rick Barnes D.J. Augustin T1st 2009 Rick Barnes A.J. Abrams T4th 2010 Rick Barnes Justin Mason T6th 2011 Rick Barnes Dogus Balbay, nd Matt Hill, Gary Johnson, Jai Lucas 2012 Rick Barnes Alexis Wangmene th 2013 Rick Barnes Myck Kabongo th 2014 Rick Barnes Jonathan Holmes T3rd 2015 Rick Barnes Jonathan Holmes T6th 2016 Shaka Smart th 2017 Shaka Smart th TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY

60 Texas Year-by-Year Team Statistics Season G FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Reb Avg PF A TO B S Pts Avg TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 59

61 Opponent Year-by-Year Team Statistics Season G FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Reb Avg PF A TO B S Pts Avg TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY

62 All-Time Series Records vs. Opponents FIRST LAST UT UT OPPONENTS MEETING MEETING WON LOST 22nd Infantry rd Infantry Academia Americano Alabama UAB Alaska-Anchorage Alcorn State Allen Academy American Appalachian State Arizona Arizona State Arkansas Arkansas-Monticello Arkansas State Army Auburn Austin All-Stars Austin Deaf School Austin High School Austin Peay Baptist College Baylor Bergstrom AFB Biscayne Blackland AFB Boethians Boston College Boston University Bowling Green BYU Brown Brown Paper Mills Butler California UC Davis UC Irvine Cal Poly Pomona UC Riverside UC Santa Barbara Canisius Centenary Central Missouri Chaminade Charlotte Chase AFB Chattanooga Chicago State Childress AFB Cincinnati City College of New York (CCNY) Cleburne YMCA Clemson Colorado Colorado Antlers Colorado State Connecticut Continental Airways Coppin State Cornell Corpus Christi Navy Creighton Dallas Baptist Dallas University Daniel Baker Dartmouth Davidson Denver DePaul Dr Pepper Drake Duke Duquesne East Central (Okla.) FIRST LAST UT UT OPPONENTS MEETING MEETING WON LOST Eastern Washington East Texas Emporia State Fairleigh Dickinson Finck Cigarmen Florida Florida State Fordham Fort Worth Poly High School Fort Worth YMCA Fresno State Furman Galveston All-Stars Gardner-Webb George Washington Georgetown Georgia Georgia Southwestern Georgia Tech Gonzaga Hardin-Simmons Harvard Hawaii Hebrew Association Hillyard House of David Houston Houston Baptist Houston YMCA Howard Payne Hunt Oilers Illinois Incarnate Word Indiana Indiana State Iowa Iowa State Jacksonville Kansas Kansas State Kelly AFB Kent State Kentucky Kilgore Pipeliners Lamar Lehigh Liberty Lipscomb Long Beach State Long Island Louisiana-Lafayette Louisiana-Monroe LSU Louisiana Tech Louisville Loyola (Md.) Magnolia Oilers Manhattan Marquette Maryland Maryville (Mo.) Massachusetts McCloskey Hospital McMurry McNeese State Memphis Mercer Miami (Fla.) Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Mississippi Mississippi State Missouri TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 61

63 All-Time Series Records vs. Opponents FIRST LAST UT UT OPPONENTS MEETING MEETING WON LOST Missouri Southern Missouri Western Montana State Montana State-Northern Mount St. Mary s Murray State Navy Nebraska Nevada New Mexico New Mexico State New Orleans New York University Niagara Nicholls State North Carolina UNC Asheville North Carolina State North Carolina Wesleyan North Dakota State Northern Iowa North Florida North Texas Northwestern Northwestern State (La.) Notre Dame Nu-Icy Oakland Ohio Ohio State Oklahoma Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Olsen s Swedes Oral Roberts Oregon Oregon State Pacific Palestine YMCA Penn Pepperdine Phillips Phillips 66 Oilers Pittsburgh Pittsburg State (Kan.) Prairie View A&M Princeton Providence Purdue Ragland All-Stars Randolph AFB Rhode Island Rice Rutgers Sabinas Brewers St. Edward s Saint Francis (Pa.) St. John s St. Joseph s Saint Mary s (Calif.) St. Mary s (Texas) St. Peter s Samford Sam Houston State San Antonio Cadet Center San Antonio Elks San Antonio High School San Antonio YMCA San Diego San Diego State San Francisco San Marcos AFB San Marcos Baptist Santa Clara Seattle Seton Hall FIRST LAST UT UT OPPONENTS MEETING MEETING WON LOST South Alabama South Carolina South Florida South Plains AFB Southeast Oklahoma Teachers Southern Southern California Southern Illinois SMU Southern Mississippi Southern Utah SWC All-Stars Southwest Oklahoma Teachers Southwestern (Kan.) Southwestern (Texas) Springfield (Mo.) Stanford Stephen F. Austin Stetson Stowe s All-Stars Strickle Lumber Co Sul Ross Syracuse Temple Temple YMCA Tennessee Tennessee State Tennessee Tech Texas A&I Texas A&M Texas A&M-Corpus Christi UTA Texas Chiropractors TCU UTEP UT-Pan American UTSA Texas Southern Texas State Texas Tech Texas Wesleyan Trinity Tulane Tulsa Turner s UCLA UNLV Utah Utah State Vanderbilt Vermont Villanova Virginia Commonwealth Virginia Military Institute Waco YMCA Wake Forest Washington Washington State Weber State West Texas West Virginia Western Carolina Western Kentucky Westminster (Mo.) Wichita State William & Mary Wisconsin Wisconsin-Stout Wofford Wyoming Xavier Totals 1,749 1,057 Collegiate Totals 1,668 1, TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY

64 All Time Scores vs. Opponents 22ND INFANTRY 1912 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 23RD INFANTRY 1932 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 ACADEMIA AMERICANO 1928 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 UAB 2017 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 ALABAMA 1948 (N) W (N) W (N) W (N) L (N) W (N) L (N) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) W Won 8, Lost 4 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE 1978 (H) W (H) W (A) L Won 2, Lost 1 ALCORN STATE 2007 (H) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 ALLEN ACADEMY 1909 (H) L (H) L (A) L (A) L Won 0, Lost 4 AMERICAN 1998 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 APPALACHIAN STATE 2009 (H) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 ARIZONA 1950 (N) W (N) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (N) L (N) L Won 2, Lost 9 ARIZONA STATE 1967 (A) W (N) W (A) L (N) W (N) W Won 4, Lost 1 ARKANSAS 1924 (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) L (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) L (A) L (N) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) W (H) L (A) W (A) L (H) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (N) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) W (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) L (A) W (H) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (N) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (N) L (A) L (H) L (N) L (H) L (A) L (H) L (OT) 1959 (A) L (N) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) L (OT) 1972 (H) W (A) W (OT) 1973 (H) L (A) L (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) L (N) L (H) L (A) L (N) L (A) W (H) L (N) W (H) W (A) L (OT) 1983 (A) L (H) L (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) L (N) L (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) L (A) L (N) L (A) L (H) L (OT) 1990 (N) L (A) L (H) W (N) L (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (N) L Won 67, Lost 87 ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO 2008 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 ARKANSAS STATE 1979 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 ARMY 1974 (N) W (N) W (H) W Won 3, Lost 0 AUBURN 1911 (A) L (N) W Won 1, Lost 1 AUSTIN ALL-STARS 1914 (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 3, Lost 0 AUSTIN DEAF SCHOOL 1909 (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 3, Lost 0 AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL 1909 (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 3, Lost 0 AUSTIN PEAY 2008 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 BAPTIST COLLEGE 1986 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 BAYLOR 1906 (H) W (A) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) W (H) L (A) W (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) L (H) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (20T) 1930 (H) W (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (H) L (A) L (N) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) L (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (2OT) 1947 (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (N) L (H) W (A) W (N) W (A) L (H) L (H) W (2OT) 1951 (A) W (H) W (A) L (N) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (N) L (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) W (N) W (A) L (H) W (N) W (H) W (A) L (OT) 1959 (N) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (OT) 1961 (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 63

65 All Time Scores vs. Opponents 1964 (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) W (H) L (A) L (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) W (2OT) 1977 (H) L (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (N) L (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (N) W (A) L (H) W (H) L (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (OT) 1995 (H) W (H) W (A) W (N) W (A) L (H) W (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (OT) 2001 (A) W (N) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (N) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (N) L (H) L (OT) 2010 (A) L (N) L (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (OT) 2013 (H) W (A) W (H) W (N) L (A) L (H) W (OT) 2016 (A) W (H) L (N) L (A) L (H) L Won 162, Lost 88 BERGSTROM AFB 1944 (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 6, Lost 0 BISCAYNE 1980 (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 5, Lost 0 BLACKLAND AFB 1945 (H) L Won 0, Lost 1 BOETHIANS 1925 (A) W (A) W (A) W Won 3, Lost 0 BOSTON COLLEGE 2002 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 2012 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 BOWLING GREEN 1987 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 BYU 1968 (A) L (H) W (2OT) 1975 (A) L (N) L (OT) 1979 (H) W (N) L Won 2, Lost 4 BROWN 1988 (N) L (H) W Won 1, Lost 1 BROWN PAPER MILLS 1934 (A) W (A) W Won 2, Lost 0 BUTLER 2015 (N) L Won 0, Lost 1 CALIFORNIA 1963 (A) L (N) L (H) W (N) W Won 2, Lost 2 UC DAVIS 2008 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 UC IRVINE 2010 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 CAL POLY POMONA 1976 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 UC RIVERSIDE 1985 (A) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 UC SANTA BARBARA 1968 (H) W (A) L (A) W (OT) 1992 (H) W Won 3, Lost 1 CANISIUS 1947 (A) W (A) L Won 1, Lost 1 CENTENARY 1926 (H) W (H) W (H) L (H) L (H) W (A) W (OT) 1974 (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 9, Lost 6 CENTRAL MISSOURI (name was Central Missouri State Teachers College until and Central Missouri State until ) 1939 (N) L (H) W Won 1, Lost 1 CHAMINADE 2005 (N) W (N) L Won 1, Lost 1 CHARLOTTE 1983 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 CHASE AFB 1944 (H) L (A) L Won 0, Lost 2 CHATTANOOGA (name was Tennessee-Chattanooga until ) 1987 (H) W (A) L (H) W Won 2, Lost 1 CHICAGO STATE 2007 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 CHILDRESS AFB 1944 (H) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 CINCINNATI 1963 (N) L (N) L Won 0, Lost 2 CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK (CCNY) 1947 (A) W (A) W Won 2, Lost 0 CLEBURNE YMCA 1907 (A) W Won 1, Lost 0 CLEMSON 1961 (N) L (N) W Won 1, Lost 1 COLORADO 1968 (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (A) W (N) W (H) W (N) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (N) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (OT) 2009 (N) W (H) W (A) L (N) L Won 14, Lost 10 COLORADO ANTLERS 1938 (H) L Won 0, Lost 1 COLORADO STATE (name was Colorodo A&M until ) 1949 (N) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 CONNECTICUT 1992 (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) W (N) W (A) L (H) L (OT) 2015 (A) W (H) L Won 3, Lost 6 CONTINENTAL AIRWAYS 1947 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 COPPIN STATE 1997 (N) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 4, Lost 0 CORNELL 1976 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 CORPUS CHRISTI NAVY 1943 (A) L (H) L (A) L Won 0, Lost 3 CREIGHTON 1974 (N) L Won 0, Lost 1 DALLAS BAPTIST (name was Decatur Baptist until ) 1907 (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 5, Lost 3 DALLAS UNIVERSITY 1915 (H) W (A) W Won 2, Lost 0 DANIEL BAKER 1929 (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 6, Lost 0 DARTMOUTH 1971 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 DAVIDSON 1969 (N) L Won 0, Lost TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY

66 DENVER 1963 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 DEPAUL 1947 (A) W (N) L (A) L (H) L (N) L (A) W (H) W (H) W (2OT) 1996 (A) W (N) W (N) W Won 7, Lost 4 DR PEPPER 1932 (H) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 DRAKE 1974 (A) L (H) L (OT) 1982 (A) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 2 DUKE 2001 (N) L (N) L (N) L (N) L Won 0, Lost 4 DUQUESNE 1954 (A) L Won 0, Lost 1 EAST CENTRAL (OKLA.) 1941 (N) W (N) W Won 2, Lost 0 EASTERN WASHINGTON 2017 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 EAST TEXAS 1941 (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 5, Lost 0 EMPORIA STATE 1939 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 1976 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 FINCK CIGARMEN 1935 (A) W Won 1, Lost 0 FLORIDA 1965 (N) L (H) W (A) W (H) L (A) L (A) W (H) W Won 4, Lost 3 TEXAS BASKETBALL All Time Scores vs. Opponents FLORIDA STATE 1970 (A) L (H) L Won 0, Lost 2 FORDHAM 1987 (A) L Won 0, Lost 1 FORT WORTH POLY H.S (A) W (A) L (A) W Won 2, Lost 1 FORT WORTH YMCA 1907 (A) L (A) L Won 0, Lost 2 FRESNO STATE 1997 (H) W (A) L (H) W Won 2, Lost 1 FURMAN 1973 (A) L Won 0, Lost 1 GALVESTON ALL-STARS 1931 (A) W Won 1, Lost 0 GARDNER-WEBB 2010 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 GEORGE WASHINGTON 2003 (N) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 GEORGETOWN 1972 (H) W (N) L Won 1, Lost 1 GEORGIA 1965 (N) W (H) L (N) W (N) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (N) L (A) L (H) L (N) W (A) L Won 5, Lost 7 GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN 1984 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 GEORGIA TECH 1948 (N) W (A) L (N) W (N) L Won 2, Lost 2 GONZAGA 2002 (N) L (N) L Won 0, Lost 2 HARDIN-SIMMONS 1916 (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 14, Lost 0 HARVARD 1980 (A) W (H) W (A) W (OT) 1983 (H) W Won 4, Lost 0 HAWAII 1989 (A) L (A) W Won 1, Lost 1 HEBREW ASSOCIATION 1925 (A) L (A) W Won 1, Lost 1 HILLYARD 1927 (H) L (H) L Won 0, Lost 2 HOUSE OF DAVID 1933 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 HOUSTON 1950 (H) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (A) L (N) W (H) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) W (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (N) W (H) L (A) L (N) L (A) W (H) L (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (N) W (A) L (H) W (N) L (H) W TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 1988 (A) L (N) L (A) W (H) L (H) L (A) L (N) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (N) L (A) L (H) L (N) L (A) W (H) W (A) L (OT) 1995 (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (A) L Won 32, Lost 32 HOUSTON BAPTIST 2014 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 HOUSTON YMCA 1931 (A) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 HOWARD PAYNE 1961 (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W Won 7, Lost 0 HUNT OILERS 1934 (A) L (H) L (H) W Won 1, Lost 2 ILLINOIS 1993 (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) W (N) W (OT) Won 3, Lost 2 INCARNATE WORD 2017 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 INDIANA 2001 (N) W (N) L Won 1, Lost 1 INDIANA STATE 2000 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 IOWA 1992 (N) L (N) L (N) W (N) W (N) W Won 3, Lost 2 IOWA STATE 1967 (N) L (H) W (A) L (N) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (OT) 2006 (A) W (H) W (A) W (OT) 2009 (H) W (A) W (N) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (N) W (A) L (H) W (2OT) 2014 (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (N) L (H) W (OT) 2016 (A) L (A) L (H) W Won 19, Lost 16 JACKSONVILLE 2002 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 KANSAS 1939 (H) W (H) L (A) L (A) L (N) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (OT) 2003 (A) L (H) W (N) W (A) L (H) W (N) L (A) L (N) L (OT) 2008 (H) W (N) L (A) L (H) L (A) W (N) L (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) L Won 8, Lost 29 65

67 All Time Scores vs. Opponents KANSAS STATE 1972 (A) L (N) L (H) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (OT) 2006 (A) W (H) L (A) W (H) L (OT) 2009 (N) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (N) L (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) L Won 15, Lost 19 KELLY AFB 1943 (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W Won 3, Lost 1 KENT STATE 2017 (H) L Won 0, Lost 1 KENTUCKY 1994 (N) L (A) L Won 0, Lost 2 KILGORE PIPELINERS 1938 (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 4, Lost 0 LAMAR 1954 (H) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W Won 5, Lost 0 LEHIGH 1989 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 LIBERTY 1998 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 LIPSCOMB 2015 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 LONG BEACH STATE 1979 (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) L (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 6, Lost 3 LONG ISLAND 1947 (A) W Won 1, Lost 0 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE (name was Southwestern Louisiana until ) 1972 (N) L (H) L (H) W (OT) 2000 (H) W Won 2, Lost 2 LOUISIANA-MONROE 2006 (H) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 LSU 1911 (A) L (N) W (A) W (N) W (A) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) W (H) L (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (N) L (A) L (N) L (N) L (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (OT) 2000 (N) L (N) L (OT) 2007 (N) W (OT) Won 11, Lost 19 LOUISIANA TECH 1975 (N) W (H) W (H) W Won 3, Lost 0 LOUISVILLE 1962 (A) L (N) W (A) L (H) L (OT) 1997 (N) L Won 1, Lost 4 LOYOLA (MD.) 1991 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 MAGNOLIA OILERS 1934 (H) W (A) W Won 2, Lost 0 MANHATTAN 1940 (A) W (A) L (A) W (H) W Won 3, Lost 1 MARQUETTE 1978 (A) L Won 0, Lost 1 MARYLAND 1995 (N) L Won 0, Lost 1 MARYVILLE (MO.) 1943 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 MASSACHUSETTS 1967 (N) L (H) W (A) W Won 2, Lost 1 MCCLOSKEY HOSPITAL 1945 (A) L Won 0, Lost 1 MCMURRY 1958 (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 3, Lost 0 MCNEESE STATE 2002 (H) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 MEMPHIS (name was Memphis State until ) 1966 (A) W (A) W (H) L (H) W (A) W (N) L Won 4, Lost 2 MERCER 1985 (H) W W Won 2, Lost 0 MIAMI (FLA.) 1988 (A) L (H) W (N) W Won 2, Lost 1 MICHIGAN 1991 (N) W (N) L (N) W (N) L (N) L (A) L Won 2, Lost 4 MICHIGAN STATE 2000 (N) W (N) W (N) L (N) L (N) L (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) L Won 4, Lost 5 MINNESOTA 2009 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 MISSISSIPPI 1956 (N) W (N) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W Won 8, Lost 6 MISSISSIPPI STATE 1961 (N) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (N) W (N) W (N) W Won 5, Lost 3 MISSOURI 1947 (N) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (N) L (H) W (N) L (A) L (H) L (A) W (H) W (A) W (N) W (H) W (A) W (OT) 2005 (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (N) L Won 12, Lost 13 MISSOURI SOUTHERN 1984 (H) W (OT) Won 1, Lost 0 MISSOURI WESTERN 1983 (H) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 MONTANA STATE 1967 (N) L Won 0, Lost 1 MONTANA STATE-NORTHERN (name was Northern Montana College until ) 1979 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 MOUNT ST. MARY S 2003 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 MURRAY STATE 1952 (H) L (H) L (H) W (H) W (A) W Won 3, Lost 2 NAVY 2001 (H) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 NEBRASKA 1965 (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (OT) 1997 (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L Won 16, Lost 6 NEVADA 2005 (N) L Won 0, Lost 1 NEW MEXICO 1986 (A) W (A) L (H) L Won 1, Lost 2 NEW MEXICO STATE 1980 (A) L (H) W (N) W (N) W Won 3, Lost 1 NEW ORLEANS 1983 (A) L (H) L (H) W Won 1, Lost 2 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 1948 (A) L (A) W (A) L Won 1, Lost 2 NIAGARA 2000 (H) W Won 1, Lost TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY

68 NICHOLLS STATE 2007 (H) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 NORTH CAROLINA 1993 (N) L (A) L (H) W (N) W (N) W (N) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W Won 7, Lost 3 UNC ASHEVILLE 2001 (H) W (N) W Won 2, Lost 0 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 1978 (N) W (N) L (N) W (N) L Won 2, Lost 2 NORTH CAROLINA WESLEYAN 1983 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 NORTH DAKOTA STATE 2015 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 NORTHERN IOWA 2016 (N) L Won 0, Lost 1 NORTH FLORIDA 2011 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 NORTH TEXAS 1914 (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (A) L (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) L (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (OT) 1981 (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 30, Lost 5 TEXAS BASKETBALL All Time Scores vs. Opponents NORTHWESTERN 1966 (N) L (H) W (N) L Won 1, Lost 2 NORTHWESTERN STATE (LA.) (name was Northwestern Louisiana until ) 1980 (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 4, Lost 0 NOTRE DAME 1994 (N) W (N) L (N) L Won 1, Lost 2 NU-ICY 1932 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 OAKLAND 2011 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 OHIO 1970 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 OHIO STATE 1986 (A) L Won 0, Lost 1 OKLAHOMA 1910 (A) L (A) L (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) L (H) W (H) L (N) W (N) L (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) L (N) W (A) L (H) L (A) W (H) L (H) W (A) L (N) L (A) L (OT) 1987 (H) L (N) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (N) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (OT) 1997 (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (N) L (A) W (H) L (H) W (A) L (N) L (A) L (H) L (N) L (H) L (OT) 2002 (A) L (N) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (N) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (N) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (N) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (OT) 2014 (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L Won 37, Lost 54 OKLAHOMA CITY 1942 (A) W (A) L (H) L (N) W (A) W (H) L (A) L (H) W Won 4, Lost 4 OKLAHOMA STATE 1918 (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) L (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (A) L (N) L (N) W (N) L (N) L (N) L (N) L (A) L (H) L TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 1955 (H) L (A) L (A) W (H) L (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) L (OT) 1966 (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (OT) 1978 (A) W (H) W (N) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (N) W (H) W (A) W (N) L (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (OT) 2001 (N) W (A) W (H) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (N) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (3OT) 2007 (H) W (N) W (A) W (H) W (N) W (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (OT) 2016 (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L Won 49, Lost 42 OLSEN S SWEDES 1934 (H) W (H) L (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 4, Lost 1 ORAL ROBERTS 1984 (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W Won 9, Lost 2 OREGON 1939 (N) L (A) L (N) L (N) L (N) W (N) L (N) W Won 2, Lost 5 OREGON STATE 1957 (A) W (N) L (H) W (A) W (N) W (N) L (OT) Won 4, Lost 2 PACIFIC 1979 (A) W (H) L Won 1, Lost 1 PALESTINE YMCA 1907 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 PENN 1964 (N) W (N) W Won 2, Lost 0 PEPPERDINE 1973 (N) W (N) W Won 2, Lost 0 PHILLIPS 1920 (H) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 PHILLIPS 66 OILERS 1956 (A) L (H) L Won 0, Lost 2 PITTSBURGH 1992 (N) L (N) W (N) L Won 1, Lost 2 PITTSBURG STATE (KAN.) 1941 (N) L (N) L Won 0, Lost 2 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M 2006 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 67

69 68 PRINCETON 1964 (N) L (N) L (H) W (N) W (N) L (N) L (H) W (N) W Won 4, Lost 4 PROVIDENCE 1977 (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (OT) Won 3, Lost 2 PURDUE 1990 (N) W (N) L (N) W Won 2, Lost 1 RAGLAND ALL-STARS 1925 (A) W Won 1, Lost 0 RANDOLPH AFB 1933 (H) W (A) W (A) W (A) W Won 4, Lost 0 RHODE ISLAND 1977 (A) W (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) W Won 5, Lost 1 RICE 1915 (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) L (A) W (A) L (A) W (A) W (H) L (H) L (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W TEXAS BASKETBALL All Time Scores vs. Opponents 1925 (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) W (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) L (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) L (A) L (N) L (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (N) L (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) L (A) L (N) L (A) L (H) W (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) W (N) L (A) W (H) W (N) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) L (OT) 1981 (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (N) W (H) W (A) W (N) W (H) W (A) W (N) W (H) L (A) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 138, Lost TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY RUTGERS 1978 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 SABINAS BREWERS 1937 (A) W Won 1, Lost 0 ST. EDWARD S 1910 (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) L (H) W (H) L (H) L (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 15, Lost 3 SAINT FRANCIS (PA.) 2015 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 ST. JOHN S 1991 (N) L (N) W Won 1, Lost 1 ST. JOSEPH S 1948 (A) W (A) W (H) W (N) W Won 4, Lost 0 SAINT MARY S (CALIF.) 2008 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 ST. MARY S (TEXAS) 1929 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 ST. PETER S 1991 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 SAMFORD 2006 (H) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 SAM HOUSTON STATE 1936 (A) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) L (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 14, Lost 2 SAN ANTONIO CADET CENTER 1943 (A) W (A) W Won 2, Lost 0 SAN ANTONIO ELKS 1929 (H) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 SAN ANTONIO HIGH SCHOOL 1906 (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W Won 3, Lost 1 SAN ANTONIO YMCA 1912 (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W Won 6, Lost 0 SAN DIEGO 1999 (A) L (H) W Won 1, Lost 1 SAN DIEGO STATE 1984 (H) L (A) L (H) W Won 1, Lost 2 SAN FRANCISCO 1979 (A) L (H) W Won 1, Lost 1 SAN MARCOS AFB 1945 (H) L Won 0, Lost 1 SAN MARCOS BAPTIST 1906 (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 7, Lost 0 SANTA CLARA 1983 (A) L Won 0, Lost 1 SEATTLE 1966 (A) L Won 0, Lost 1 SETON HALL 1970 (N) L (N) W (A) W Won 2, Lost 1 SOUTH ALABAMA 1973 (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W Won 4, Lost 1

70 All Time Scores vs. Opponents SOUTH CAROLINA 1981 (A) L (H) W Won 1, Lost 1 SOUTH FLORIDA 1986 (H) W (H) L (A) L Won 1, Lost 2 SOUTH PLAINS AFB 1945 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA TEACHERS 1939 (N) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 5, Lost 0 SOUTHERN 2006 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1937 (H) L (N) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (N) L (H) W (A) L (N) L (OT) Won 5, Lost 7 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 1969 (N) L (H) W (A) W Won 2, Lost 1 SMU 1918 (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) W (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (OT) 1932 (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (H) L (2OT) 1936 (A) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (OT) 1941 (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (A) L (H) W (OT) 1951 (N) L (H) W (A) L (N) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (N) L (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (N) L (A) L (H) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (OT) 1962 (H) L (H) W (A) W (H) L (OT) 1964 (A) L (A) W (H) L (N) L (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) L (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (N) W (H) L (A) W (A) W (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (N) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) L (OT) 1981 (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) L (A) L (N) L (A) L (H) L (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (N) W (OT) 1990 (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (N) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (N) W Won 103, Lost 71 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI 1969 (N) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 SOUTHERN UTAH 1989 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 SWC ALL-STARS 1947 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA TEACHERS 1927 (H) W (H) W (H) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (H) L (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) L Won 11, Lost 5 SOUTHWESTERN (KAN.) 1985 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 SOUTHWESTERN (TEXAS) 1910 (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W Won 36, Lost 1 SPRINGFIELD (MO.) 1941 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 STANFORD 1963 (A) L (N) W (OT) 2008 (N) W (H) L (OT) 2016 (A) W Won 3, Lost 2 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 1938 (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 6, Lost 0 STETSON 1972 (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W Won 4, Lost 0 STOWE S ALL-STARS 1925 (A) W Won 1, Lost 0 STRICKLE LUMBER CO (A) L (A) L Won 0, Lost 2 SUL ROSS 1926 (A) L (A) L Won 0, Lost 2 SYRACUSE 2003 (N) L Won 0, Lost 1 TEMPLE 1940 (A) L (H) W (N) W (N) L (H) W (A) W Won 4, Lost 2 TEMPLE YMCA 1906 (A) W Won 1, Lost 0 TENNESSEE 1953 (A) L (N) W (N) W (H) L (A) L (OT) 2008 (N) W Won 3, Lost 3 TENNESSEE STATE 1988 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 TENNESSEE TECH 1994 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 TEXAS A&I 1933 (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) L (OT) 1935 (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W Won 9, Lost 1 TEXAS A&M 1917 (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) L (A) W # 7-8 # game forfeited to Texas because Texas A&M s Pat Dwyer was ruled ineligible 1918 (A) W (A) W (A) L TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 69

71 1919 (H) L (H) W (H) L (H) L (A) L (A) L (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) L (H) L (H) L (A) W (A) L (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) L (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) L (N) L (OT) 1952 (H) W (A) W (N) W TEXAS BASKETBALL All Time Scores vs. Opponents 1953 (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (N) L (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) L (N) L (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) L (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) L (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (OT) 1970 (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (OT) 1978 (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (A) L (A) W (OT) 1981 (H) L (H) L (OT) 1982 (A) L (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) W (A) L (H) W (N) L (A) L (H) L (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (N) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (N) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) W (N) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (OT) 1997 (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) L (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (N) W (A) L (H) W (2OT) 2008 (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (OT) 2010 (A) L (H) W (A) W (N) W (H) W (A) W (N) L Won 137, Lost 86 TEXAS A&M- CORPUS CHRISTI 2001 (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 4, Lost 0 UTA 1990 (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (OT) 2017 (H) L Won 11, Lost 1 TEXAS CHIROPRACTORS 1932 (A) W (A) W Won 2, Lost 0 TCU 1915 (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) W TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 1918 (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) W (H) L (A) L (A) W (H) L (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (A) L (H) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (A) W (H) L (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (N) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (N) L (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (N) W (A) L (H) W (N) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) L (A) L (4OT) 1961 (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (OT) 1975 (A) L (OT) 1975 (H) W (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (N) W (OT) 1990 (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (N) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (N) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) L (A) L Won 107, Lost 65

72 All Time Scores vs. Opponents UTEP (name was Texas Western until ) 1963 (N) L (N) W (A) L (A) L Won 1, Lost 3 UT-PAN AMERICAN 1988 (H) W (H) W (N) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 6, Lost 0 UTSA 1990 (H) W (N) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 7, Lost 0 TEXAS SOUTHERN 2007 (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 3, Lost 0 TEXAS STATE (name was Southwest Texas until ) 1917 (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (A) W (A) L (H) W (H) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 44, Lost 5 TEXAS TECH 1940 (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) L (H) W (H) W (N) W (N) W (H) W (H) L (H) L (H) W (A) L (N) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (H) L (A) L (A) W (H) L (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) L (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) L (A) L (A) L (OT) 1973 (H) L (OT) 1974 (H) L (A) W (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (A) L (H) W (OT) 1980 (H) L (A) W (A) L (H) W (N) W (H) W (A) L (A) L (H) L (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) L (H) L (A) L (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (N) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (2OT) 1995 (H) W (A) L (N) W (OT) 1996 (A) L (H) L (N) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (N) W (A) W (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (OT) 2002 (H) W (H) W (A) W (N) L (A) W (OT) 2004 (H) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (N) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (H) W (H) W (A) W (OT) 2013 (H) W (A) W (OT) 2014 (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (N) W (A) L (H) W (H) W (A) L (N) W Won 85, Lost 56 TEXAS WESLEYAN 1950 (H) L (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W (H) W Won 6, Lost 1 TRINITY 1922 (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) L (H) W (H) W (A) W (A) W (A) W (A) W Won 9, Lost 1 TULANE 1911 (A) L (A) L (A) L (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) W (H) W (H) W Won 10, Lost 6 TULSA 1960 (A) W (H) W (OT) Won 2, Lost 0 TURNER S 1912 (A) W Won 1, Lost 0 UCLA 1970 (A) L (A) L (A) W (H) W (A) W (N) L Won 3, Lost 3 UNLV 2002 (A) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 UTAH 1984 (A) W (A) L (H) W (2OT) 1996 (H) L (A) L (H) W (A) L (H) W (A) L Won 4, Lost 5 UTAH STATE 1939 (N) L (H) L Won 0, Lost 2 VANDERBILT 1951 (N) W (N) W (A) L (N) L (A) L (A) L (H) W (H) W Won 4, Lost 4 VERMONT 1980 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 VILLANOVA 2006 (H) W (A) L (N) W Won 2, Lost 1 VCU 1992 (A) W (H) L Won 1, Lost 1 VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE 1988 (H) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 WACO YMCA 1910 (A) L (A) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 1 WAKE FOREST 1955 (N) L (N) L (H) W (A) L (N) L (OT) Won 1, Lost 4 WASHINGTON 1943 (N) W (H) W (N) L (N) W Won 4, Lost 0 WASHINGTON STATE 1995 (N) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 WEBER STATE 1984 (N) L (N) W Won 1, Lost 1 WEST TEXAS 1927 (H) L (H) W (N) W (H) L (H) W (A) W Won 4, Lost TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 71

73 All Time Scores vs. Opponents WEST VIRGINIA 1974 (N) L (N) W (N) W (H) L (OT) 2013 (A) L (A) W (H) W (N) W (H) W (A) L (A) W (H) W (H) L (A) L (N) L Won 8, Lost 7 WESTERN CAROLINA 2010 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 WESTERN KENTUCKY 1962 (N) W (N) W Won 2, Lost 0 WESTMINSTER (MO.) 1939 (N) W Won 1, Lost 0 WICHITA STATE 1958 (A) L (A) L (N) W Won 1, Lost 2 WILLIAM & MARY 1962 (N) W (N) W Won 2, Lost 0 WISCONSIN 1971 (N) L (N) W (H) L (A) L (H) L (A) W Won 2, Lost 4 WISCONSIN-STOUT 1977 (H) W Won 1, Lost 0 WOFFORD 2000 (H) W (H) W Won 2, Lost 0 WYOMING 1943 (N) L (N) W (N) L Won 1, Lost 2 XAVIER 1982 (A) W (H) L (OT) 1990 (N) W (N) L Won 2, Lost TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY

74 Year-by-Year Results 1906: [7-1] Coach: Magnus Mainland 3/10 Baylor W /23 at Baylor W /23 at Baylor W /24 at Baylor W /26 at Temple YMCA W /1 at San Marcos Baptist W /1 at San Marcos Baptist W /21 at San Antonio HS L : [4-4] Coach: Magnus Mainland 1/20 Palestine YMCA W /27 Decatur Baptist L /2 Baylor W /22 at Baylor L /23 at Fort Worth YMCA L /26 at Baylor L /26 at Cleburne YMCA W /9 San Antonio HS W : No Team 1909: [6-3] Coach: W.E. Metzenthin 2/6 Austin HS W /6 Austin Deaf School W /6 Allen Academy L /6 Allen Academy L /26 San Antonio HS W /27 Baylor L /27 Baylor W /27 Austin Deaf School W /27 Austin HS W : [6-7] Coach: W.E. Metzenthin 2/25 Austin Deaf School W /29 at Southwestern W /5 Baylor L /12 at San Antonio HS W /19 St. Edward s W /22 at Allen Academy L /22 at Allen Academy L /23 at Baylor W /24 at Decatur Baptist L /25 at Oklahoma (!) L /26 at Oklahoma L /28 at Fort Worth Poly HS W /1 at Waco YMCA L (!) UT s first game outside the state of Texas 1911: [1-4] Coach: W.E. Metzenthin 1/20 at St. Edward s W /3 Baylor L /9 at Tulane L /11 at Auburn (#) L /13 at LSU L (#) Texas made its first trip east of the Mississippi River when it faced Auburn. The game was the second of a three-game road trip that saw the Longhorns play at Tulane, Auburn and LSU in a five-day span. Said the 1911 Cactus Yearbook: They took a Southern tour, which was disastrous from the standpoint of victory but glorious for spreading the Texas spirit of good sportsmanship. Every report made mention of this fact. Our team had better individual players than the teams played, but the games were held indoors and at night, conditions which were entirely new to the Texas team. 1912: [5-1] Coach: J. Burton Rix 1/15 St. Edward s W /26 22nd Infantry W /2 at San Antonio YMCA W /3 at Turner s W /15 at Baylor L /22 San Antonio YMCA W : [8-4] Coach: Carl C. Taylor 1/13 San Marcos Baptist W /20 Southwestern W /25 Baylor W /31 San Antonio YMCA W /5 at Ft. Worth YMCA L /6 at Decatur Baptist L /6 at Fort Worth Poly HS L /7 at Waco YMCA W /8 at Baylor L /15 at Southwestern W /17 Decatur Baptist W /22 Waco YMCA W : [11-0] Coach: L. Theo Bellmont 1/19 San Marcos Baptist W /24 St. Edward s W /28 Decatur Baptist W /2 Southwestern W /7 Baylor W /9 Austin All-Stars W /13 at Baylor W /14 at Ft. Worth Poly HS W /16 at North Texas W /17 at Southwestern W /21 North Texas W : [14-0/5-0 SWC (1st place)] Coach: L. Theo Bellmont SWC Champions 1/9 Austin HS W /14 St. Edward s W /16 San Marcos Baptist W /22 Dallas University W /26 Decatur Baptist W /30 TCU W /3 Rice W /8 Southwestern W /12 Baylor W /15 at North Texas W /16 at Dallas University W /17 at TCU W /18 at Baylor W /19 at Baylor W : [12-0/6-0 SWC (1st place)] Coach: Roy Henderson SWC Champions 1/10 San Marcos Baptist W /19 St. Edward s W /22 Southwestern W /24 at North Texas W /25 at TCU W /26 at Baylor W /29 at Baylor W /2 at Hardin-Simmons W /5 at Southwestern W /8 TCU W TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 2/11 Rice W /21 at Rice W marked the last season the Longhorns played home games outdoors. UT moved into the $9,000 Men s Gym for the next 12 seasons beginning in : [13-3/7-1 SWC (1st place)] Coach: Gene Van Gent SWC Champions 1/15 Southwest Texas W /24 Southwestern W /25 Decatur Baptist W /29 Rice W /30 Rice (*) L /5 Baylor W /6 Baylor W /9 at Rice W /10 at Rice L /16 at Baylor W /17 at Baylor W /20 at Southwestern W /23 Texas A&M W /24 Texas A&M W /26 at Texas A&M L /27 at Texas A&M W (*) the loss to Rice ended UT s school-record win streak at : [14-5/8-4 SWC (2nd place)] Coach: Roy Henderson 1/15 Southwestern W /19 Decatur Baptist W /24 at North Texas L /25 at TCU W /25 at SMU W /26 at Baylor L /29 Baylor W /1 at Rice W /2 at Rice W /5 SMU W /8 Oklahoma State W /9 Oklahoma State W /11 TCU W /15 Texas A&M W /16 Texas A&M L /21 at Texas A&M (>) W 7-8 2/22 at Texas A&M W /25 Rice L /26 Rice L (>) the game was forfeited to Texas because Texas A&M s Pay Dwyer was ruled ineligible. 73

75 1919: [17-3/11-2 SWC (1st place)] Coach: Roy Henderson SWC Champions 1/4 San Marcos Baptist W /10 Southwestern W /15 TCU W /17 at North Texas W /18 at North Texas L /21 at SMU W /22 at TCU W /23 at Baylor W /31 at Rice W /1 at Rice W /7 SMU W /8 SMU W /11 Southwest Texas W /14 Rice W /15 Rice W /18 Baylor W /21 at Texas A&M W /22 at Texas A&M L /28 Texas A&M L /1 Texas A&M W Texas.789 winning percentage from 1910 through 1919 was the fourth-best in the NCAA for that decade. Only three schools, Navy, California and Wisconsin had better winning percentages in the 1910s. 1920: [10-6/4-6 SWC (3rd place)] Coach: Berry M. Whitaker 1/10 Southwest Texas W /14 at Southwestern W /16 TCU W /19 at Hardin-Simmons W /23 at TCU W /24 at SMU L /27 Phillips W /31 Baylor W /6 Texas A&M L /7 Texas A&M L /12 at Rice W /14 Rice L /18 SMU W /21 Southwestern W /27 at Texas A&M L /28 at Texas A&M L : [13-5/9-5 SWC (3rd place)] Coach: L. Theo Bellmont 1/8 Southwest Texas W /11 Hardin-Simmons W /17 at SMU W /19 Southwestern W /21 at Baylor W /22 at Baylor L /28 Rice W /29 Rice W /4 at Texas A&M L /5 at Texas A&M W /12 Baylor L /12 Baylor W /16 SMU W /18 at Southwestern W /23 at Rice W /24 at Rice L /1 Texas A&M W /2 Texas A&M L : [20-4/14-4 SWC (2nd place)] Coach: L. Theo Bellmont 1/6 Southwest Texas W /7 Southwest Texas W /10 Southwestern W TEXAS BASKETBALL Year-by-Year Results 1/11 Southwestern W /16 at SMU W /17 at SMU W /21 Baylor W /22 Baylor W /24 Phillips W /27 at Rice W /28 at Rice W /30 SMU W /31 SMU W /3 Texas A&M L /4 Texas A&M L /8 Trinity W /10 at Baylor W /11 at Baylor L /17 Oklahoma State W /18 Oklahoma State W /24 Rice W /25 Rice W /2 at Texas A&M W /3 at Texas A&M L 8-20 The Longhorns took the court with the word Texas on their jerseys for the first time in : [11-7/14-4 SWC (2nd place)] Coach: Milton Romney 1/8 Southwestern W /9 Southwestern W /13 Oklahoma State L /20 at Oklahoma State W /26 Baylor W /27 Baylor W /2 at Texas A&M L /3 at Texas A&M L /7 Rice W /8 Rice W /10 SMU W /16 at Baylor W /17 at Baylor L /23 at Rice L /24 at Rice L /2 at SMU W /5 Texas A&M L /6 Texas A&M W The season marked the first time Texas games were broadcast on radio. 1924: [23-0/20-0 SWC (1st place)] Coach: E.J. Doc Stewart SWC Champions 1/9 Southwestern (+) W 3-2 1/10 Southwestern W /11 Southwestern W /15 Oklahoma State W /16 Oklahoma State W /18 at Rice W /19 at Rice W /25 at Baylor W /26 at Baylor W /1 Texas A&M W /2 Texas A&M W /8 Rice W /9 Rice W /15 Baylor W /16 Baylor W /22 SMU W /23 SMU W /26 at Arkansas W /27 at Arkansas W /29 at SMU W /1 at SMU W /7 at Texas A&M W /8 at Texas A&M W (+) lights went out after eight minutes and didn t come back on TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 1925: [17-8/9-5 SWC (4th place)] Coach: E.J. Doc Stewart at Hebrew Association L at Boethians W at Stowe s All-Stars W at Boethians W at Strickle Lumber Co. L at Boethians W at Hebrew Association W at Strickle Lumber Co. L at Ragland All-Stars W /7 TCU W /9 Southwestern W /10 Southwestern W /16 at Oklahoma State L /17 at Oklahoma State L / 19 at SMU L /31 Baylor W /6 SMU W /9 at TCU L /10 at Baylor W /14 at Rice W /16 at Texas A&M L /20 Arkansas W /21 Arkansas W /24 Rice W /28 Texas A&M W First nine games were played over the Christmas holidays in Dallas. No records of game dates exists : [12-10/6-6 SWC (4th place)] Coach: E.J. Doc Stewart 12/18 St. Edward s W /19 St. Edward s L /31 at Sul Ross L /2 at Sul Ross L /5 St. Edward s W /6 St. Edward s L /8 Southwestern W /9 Southwestern W /12 TCU L /16 at Rice L /19 SMU W /22 Centenary W /23 Centenary W /30 Baylor L /5 at Arkansas L /6 at Arkansas L /8 at SMU L /12 Texas A&M W /16 at Baylor W /19 at TCU W /23 Rice W /26 at Texas A&M W Games against Sul Ross were played in San Antonio : [13-9/7-4 SWC (2nd place)] Coach: E.J. Doc Stewart 12/17 St. Edward s L /18 St. Edward s W /21 Hillyard L /22 Hillyard L /30 SW Okla. Teachers W /1 SW Okla. Teachers W /4 SW Okla. Teachers L /6 West Texas L /8 at Baylor W /11 TCU L /14 Southwestern W /17 Rice W /19 Southwestern W /29 at Texas A&M L /2 at Rice W /4 Arkansas W /5 Arkansas W /10 at TCU L 27-32

76 Year-by-Year Results 2/12 at SMU L /14 St. Edward s W /19 SMU W /26 Texas A&M W : [12-5/7-5 SWC (3rd place)] Coach: Fred Walker 12/16 St. Edward s W /19 Acad. Americano W /3 West Texas W /7 SMU L /13 at Arkansas L /14 at Arkansas L /18 St. Edward s W /21 Rice W /25 Southwestern W /30 Baylor W /1 at Rice W /4 Texas A&M W /11 at Baylor W /18 at SMU L /20 at TCU W /28 TCU L /3 at Texas A&M W : [18-2/10-2 SWC (2nd place)] Coach: Fred Walker 12/14 St. Mary s (Texas) W /21 Southwest Texas W /22 Southwest Texas W /1 San Antonio Elks W /4 Daniel Baker W /5 Daniel Baker W /9 SW Okla. Teachers W /11 at Baylor W /16 St. Edward s W /19 SMU W /28 Rice W /2 at TCU W /4 at SMU L /8 Arkansas L /9 Arkansas W /16 at Texas A&M W /19 Baylor W /23 TCU W /26 at Rice W /2 Texas A&M W : [12-8/8-4 SWC (2nd place)] Coach: Fred Walker 12/6 Southwest Texas W /10 at Southwest Texas L /13 Daniel Baker W /14 Daniel Baker W /18 at Oklahoma L /19 at Oklahoma L /21 at SW Okla. Teachers L /31 San Antonio Elks W /7 at Rice W /11 at Baylor W (2ot) /17 at Arkansas L /18 at Arkansas W /25 Baylor W /7 at SMU L /8 at TCU W /14 Texas A&M W /17 Rice W /22 TCU L /25 SMU W /1 at Texas A&M L : [9-15/2-10 SWC (7th place)] Coach: Fred Walker 12/5 North Texas W /6 North Texas L St. Edward s W /12 Centenary L /13 Centenary L /19 Oklahoma L /20 Oklahoma L /23 at San Antonio YMCA W /23 at San Antonio YMCA W /27 SW Okla. Teachers W /30 at Houston YMCA W /31 at Galveston All-Stars W /8 Arkansas ($) L /9 Arkansas W /16 at TCU L /17 at SMU L /24 Baylor L /7 at Texas A&M L /10 SMU (ot) L /14 at Rice L /17 TCU L /21 at Baylor L /26 Rice L /28 Texas A&M W ($) Gregory Gym dedicated Note: No date is available for the St. Edward s game. Texas opened Gregory Gym with a win over North Texas on Dec. 5, The gym was officially dedicated on Jan. 8, 1931, when UT hosted Arkansas. Although capacity was listed at 7,000, crowds in excess of 7,500 were common : [13-9/5-7 SWC (4th place)] Coach: Ed Olle 12/9 at Southwest Texas L /10 Daniel Baker W /11 Daniel Baker W /18 Southwest Texas W /23 at Texas Chiropractors W /30 Nu-Icy W /31 Dr Pepper W /1 SW Okla. Teachers W /2 SW Okla. Teachers L /6 23rd Infantry W /8 at Arkansas L /9 at Arkansas W /15 SMU W /20 TCU L /23 at Rice L /6 at TCU L /8 at SMU W /13 Texas A&M W /20 at Baylor L /24 Rice W /27 Baylor L /5 at Texas A&M L : [22-1/11-1 SWC (1st place)] Coach: Ed Olle SWC Champions 12/8 at Southwest Texas W /13 Southwest Texas W /16 Texas A&I W /17 Texas A&I W /21 Randolph AFB W /22 at Texas Chiropractors W /29 Hardin-Simmons W /30 Hardin-Simmons W /31 Hardin-Simmons W /4 House of David W /8 Baylor W /13 Arkansas W /14 Arkansas W /18 SMU W TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 1/21 at Texas A&M W /2 Austin All-Stars W /8 at Baylor W /11 TCU W /14 at Rice W /18 at SMU W /20 at TCU L /22 Rice W /4 Texas A&M W : [14-8/6-6 SWC (t-3rd place)] Coach: Ed Olle 12/14 at Southwest Texas W /16 Southwest Texas W /21 at Brown Paper Mills W /22 at Brown Paper Mills W /26 at Hunt Oilers L /28 Texas A&I W /29 Texas A&I W /30 Texas A&I (ot) L /3 Magnolia Oilers W /6 at TCU L /8 at SMU W /13 Baylor W /18 Texas A&M L /20 Rice W /5 Olsen s Swedes W /9 at Arkansas W /10 at Arkansas L /15 at Baylor L /20 at Rice L /23 TCU L /26 SMU W /3 at Texas A&M W : [16-7/5-7 SWC (4th place)] Coach: Marty Karow 12/13 Southwest Texas W /17 SW Okla. Teachers W /18 SW Okla. Teachers W /20 at Southwest Texas W /21 at Magnolia Oilers W /21 at Finck Cigarmen W /27 at Hardin-Simmons W /28 at Hardin-Simmons W /29 at Hardin-Simmons W /1 Texas A&I W /2 Texas A&I W /5 at SMU W /7 at TCU W /12 Baylor W /16 at Texas A&M L /19 SMU L /9 at Rice L /15 Arkansas L /16 Arkansas W /23 at Baylor L /26 TCU L /1 Rice L /6 Texas A&M W : [15-9/8-4 SWC (t-2nd place)] Coach: Marty Karow 12/13 Southwest Texas L /18 at Southwest Texas W /19 at Sam Houston St. W /20 at Sam Houston St. W /28 SW Okla. Teachers L /30 SW Okla. Teachers W /31 SW Okla. Teachers W /4 Hunt Oilers L /8 Rice W /11 at Baylor W /15 SMU (2ot) L /18 Baylor W

77 Year-by-Year Results 1/21 Olsen s Swedes L /22 Olsen s Swedes W /1 Hunt Oilers W /8 TCU W /12 at Rice W /15 at SMU L /17 at TCU W /22 Texas A&M W /28 at Arkansas L /29 at Arkansas L /5 at Texas A&M W /10 Arkansas (!) L (!) at Houston, Texas (Olympic tryouts) : [13-10/5-7 SWC (t-5th place)] Coach: Jack Gray 12/12 at Southwest Texas L /16 Southwest Texas W /19 USC L /21 at Texas A&I W /22 at Texas A&I W /23 at Sabinas Brewers W /30 SW Okla. Teachers W /31 SW Okla. Teachers W /1 SW Okla. Teachers L /8 at TCU L /9 at SMU L /13 at Texas A&M W /16 Rice L /18 TCU W /30 Olsen s Swedes W /1 Austin All-Stars W /5 Arkansas W /6 Arkansas W /13 at Baylor L /17 at Rice L /20 SMU L /27 Baylor L /4 Texas A&M W : [11-11/5-7 SWC (5th place)] Coach: Jack Gray 12/7 Southwest Texas L /11 at Southwest Texas W /15 Dr Pepper W /18 Kilgore Pipeliners W /20 at Sam Houston St. L /21 at Stephen F. Austin W /30 Oklahoma W /31 Oklahoma L /5 Colorado Antlers L /8 TCU W /14 at SMU L /15 at TCU W /18 Baylor L /1 Olsen s Swedes W /4 at Baylor L /8 at Rice L /11 at Arkansas L /12 at Arkansas L /19 Texas A&M W /22 SMU W /25 Rice W /3 at Texas A&M L : [19-6/10-2 SWC (1st place)] Coach: Jack Gray NCAA Round of 8 SWC Champions 12/3 Kilgore Pipeliners W /7 at Southwest Texas W /10 Southwest Texas W /16 Kansas W /17 Kansas L All-College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 12/26 SE Okla. Teachers W /27 Westminster (Mo.) W /28 Emporia State W /29 Baylor W /30 Central Mo. St. Teachers L /7 at Rice L /13 Arkansas W /14 Arkansas L /18 at Baylor W /31 St. Edward s W /6 at SMU W /7 at TCU W /11 at Texas A&M W /15 SMU W /18 Baylor W /22 TCU W /25 Rice W /2 Texas A&M W NCAA Western Regional (San Francisco, Calif.) 3/20 Oregon L /21 Utah State L : [18-5/8-42 SWC (2nd place)] Coach: Jack Gray 12/9 Sam Houston St. W /11 at Southwest Texas W /15 Texas Tech W /16 Texas Tech W /19 Southwest Texas W /21 North Texas W /22 North Texas W /26 at Manhattan W /29 at Temple L /6 at Rice W /9 SMU W /12 at Arkansas W /13 at Arkansas L /20 TCU W Kilgore Pipeliners W Kilgore Pipeliners W /10 Baylor W /16 at SMU (ot) L /17 at TCU W /21 Texas A&M W /24 at Baylor W /27 Rice L /2 at Texas A&M L For the two games against the Kilgore Pipeliners, no dates were available. Texas made its first trip to Madison Square Garden on Dec. 26, 1939, to face Manhattan. Said the 1940 Cactus Yearbook: One of the year s outstanding accomplishments was the trip to the East during the Christmas holidays for a test against the highly publicized Temple and Manhattan squads. Playing Manhattan in Madison Square Garden before 18,000 fans, the largest crowd ever to see a basketball game, the Steers brought prestige to Southwestern cagers by trouncing the Jaspers for the worst defeat ever handed a New York team in the Garden : [14-10/7-5 SWC (3rd place)] Coach: Jack Gray 12/6 East Texas W /9 at Kansas L /10 at Kansas L /11 at Oklahoma State L /14 Southwest Texas W /17 Texas Tech W /18 Texas Tech L /20 Southwest Texas W All-College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 12/26 Springfield (Mo.) W /27 East Central (Okla.) W /28 West Texas W /29 Pittsburg St. (Kan.) L /7 Rice W /10 Arkansas L /11 Arkansas L TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 1/17 at SMU L /18 at TCU W /8 TCU W /14 at Baylor W /19 Baylor L /22 SMU W /27 at Texas A&M W /1 at Rice L /6 Texas A&M W : [14-9/5-7 SWC (5th place)] Coach: Jack Gray 12/10 Southwest Texas W /12 at Southwest Texas W /15 SE Okla. Teachers W /16 SE Okla. Teachers W /19 Texas Tech W /20 Texas Tech W All-College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 12/26 at Oklahoma City W /27 Texas Tech W /29 Oklahoma State L /30 Pittsburg St. (Kan.) L /7 at Rice L /10 Texas A&M W /16 at SMU W /17 at TCU L /20 Baylor W /5 Sam Houston St. W /7 TCU L /11 SMU W /14 at Baylor L /20 at Arkansas L /21 at Arkansas W /28 Rice L /3 at Texas A&M L : [19-7/9-3 SWC (1st place)] Coach: Bully Gilstrap NCAA Final Four SWC Co-Champions 12/4 Southwest Texas W /8 at Southwest Texas W /15 at Kelly AFB W /16 at S.A. Cadet Center W /17 at Randolph AFB W /18 at Randolph AFB W /19 at Corpus Christi Navy L All-College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 12/28 E. Central (Okla.) W /29 Oklahoma State W /29 Arkansas L /31 Maryville (Mo.) W /6 Rice W /9 at Baylor W /13 SMU W /16 at Texas A&M W /19 TCU W /3 Corpus Christi Navy L /9 at Rice L /12 Arkansas W /13 Arkansas W /20 at TCU L /22 at SMU L /27 Baylor W /3 Texas A&M W NCAA Western Regional (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/26 Washington W /28 Wyoming L The Longhorns John Hargis led the 1943 NCAA Tournament in scoring with 59 points (29.5 ppg.) in two games.

78 : [14-11/6-6 SWC (t-3rd place)] Coach: Bully Gilstrap 12/3 Childress AFB W /7 Kelly AFB W /10 at S.A. Cadet Center W /11 at Randolph AFB W /14 Chase AFB L /17 at Southwestern L /22 at Kelly AFB L /23 at Chase AFB L /24 at Corpus Christi Navy L /3 Bergstrom AFB W /4 Southwestern W /8 Baylor W /12 Bergstrom AFB W /15 Texas A&M W /19 at Baylor W /22 TCU W /28 at SMU W /29 at TCU L /2 at Rice L /5 SMU L /11 at Arkansas L /12 at Arkansas L /16 Rice L /19 at Bergstrom AFB W /23 at Texas A&M W : [10-10/5-7 SWC (5th place)] Coach: Bully Gilstrap 12/5 Childress AFB W /8 Southwestern W /9 South Plains AFB W /12 at Southwestern W /16 Blackland AFB L /21 at McCloskey Hostpital L /2 San Marcos AFB L /5 at TCU L /6 at SMU L /13 at Baylor W /19 Arkansas W /20 Arkansas L /24 Bergstrom AFB W /27 TCU L /31 Rice L / 3 SMU L / 6 at Texas A&M W /10 Baylor W /14 at Rice L /17 Texas A&M W : [16-7/7-5 SWC (3rd place)] Coach: Jack Gray 12/6 San Antonio YMCA W /7 Kelly AFB W /12 Southwestern W /14 SE Okla. Teachers W /15 SE Okla. Teachers W /18 at Southwestern W /21 Bergstrom AFB W All-College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 12/26 Oklahoma State L /27 Rice L /28 TCU W /4 at Arkansas L /5 at Arkansas L /12 Texas A&M W /16 Bergstrom AFB W /19 TCU W /25 at SMU W /26 at TCU W /31 at Baylor L / 2 Rice W /6 at Texas A&M L TEXAS BASKETBALL Year-by-Year Results 2/9 Baylor (2ot) L /13 at Rice W /16 SMU W : [26-2/12-0 SWC (1st place)] Coach: Jack Gray NCAA Final Four SWC Champions 12/2 North Texas W /3 North Texas W /6 Houston YMCA W /10 Continental Airways W /14 at Canisius W /17 at Long Island W /19 at DePaul W All-College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 12/26 Missouri W /27 Oklahoma State L /28 Oklahoma W /3 Southwest Texas W /6 TCU W /10 at Baylor W /15 SMU W /18 at Rice W /30 Southwestern W /3 Texas A&M W /7 at TCU W /8 at SMU W /15 at Texas A&M W /19 Baylor W /22 Rice W /28 Arkansas W /1 Arkansas W /4 SWC All-Stars W NCAA Western Regional (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/21 Wyoming W /22 Oklahoma L NCAA 3rd-Place Game (New York, N.Y.) 3/25 at City Coll. of N.Y. W SIX SECONDS SHORT The University of Texas entered the 1947 NCAA playoffs as the favorite to win the national championship. The only blemish on the Longhorns record was a loss to Oklahoma A&M in the All-College Tournament at Oklahoma City. Texas traveled to Kansas City and defeated Wyoming to open the playoffs, prior to taking on an Oklahoma team it had beaten earlier in the season. Texas led at intermission only to see OU roar back to take a nine-point lead early in the second half. Up 53-48, Oklahoma began to freeze the ball with three minutes to play. UT s Dan Wagner hit a free throw to cut the margin to four with one minute on the clock. Wagner and Slater Martin then hit field goals to tie the score at with 40 seconds to go. Texas Al Madsen converted a free throw to put the Longhorns up with 25 seconds remaining. Oklahoma s Ken Pryor scored the heartbreaker with just six seconds left for the final margin. Some blamed a 17-day layoff between the end of conference play and the start of the NCAAs for the Longhorns sluggish performance. UT bounced back to defeat City College of New York in the third-place game at Madison Square Garden. Texas had the consolation of knowing its 26-2 record was the best in the nation in : [20-5/9-3 SWC (2nd place)] All-College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 12/29 Georgia Tech W /30 Alabama W /31 Oklahoma State L /5 at Rice W /12 at TCU W /17 Texas A&M W /31 at SMU W /3 TCU W /5 Southwest Texas W /12 at Baylor L /16 Rice L /20 at Arkansas L /21 at Arkansas W /25 Baylor W /28 SMU W /9 at Texas A&M W NIT (New York, N.Y.) 3/13 at New York Univ. L (@) at Houston, Texas : [17-7/7-5 SWC (4th place)] Coach: Jack Gray 12/3 at LSU W /4 at Tulane L /8 at Oklahoma W /10 North Texas W /11 North Texas W /16 at New York Univ. W /18 at St. Joseph s W All-College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 12/27 Colorado A&M W /28 Baylor L /29 Alabama W /3 Sam Houston St. W /7 at SMU W /8 at TCU W /15 Rice L /18 Baylor W /3 Oklahoma W /5 at Texas A&M W /7 Arkansas L /12 at Arkansas L /16 Texas A&M W /19 at Baylor W /23 20 at Rice L /26 20 TCU W /1 SMU L The season was the first for transparent backboards at Gregory Gym : [13-11/6-6 SWC (t-4th place)] Coach: Jack Gray 12/3 at Oklahoma L /6 Texas Wesleyan L /9 North Texas W /10 North Texas W /13 West Texas L /16 Arizona (^) W /17 at Trinity W /20 Houston W All-College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 12/27 Wyoming L /28 Alabama W Coach: Jack Gray 12/29 Baylor W /4 at Arkansas L NIT First Round 1/7 at Baylor L /12 Rice W /4 Sam Houston St. W /14 Texas A&M W /5 Sam Houston St. W /30 Oklahoma L /8 Texas Tech (@) W /3 Arkansas L /9 LSU W /7 TCU W /12 North Texas W /11 at SMU L /13 North Texas W /13 at TCU L /18 at City Coll. of N.Y. W /18 SMU (ot) W /20 at St. Joseph s W /21 Baylor L /25 at Rice W /28 at Texas A&M W (^) at San Antonio, Texas TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 77

79 Year-by-Year Results : [13-14/8-4 SWC (t-1st place)] Coach: Jack Gray SWC Co-Champions 12/1 Sam Houston St. W /2 Sam Houston St. L /6 at Oklahoma L /9 Texas Wesleyan W /14 at Canisius L /16 at Manhattan L San Antonio Invitational (San Antonio, Texas) 12/22 LSU W /23 SMU L All-College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 12/27 Vanderbilt W /28 3 Oklahoma State L /29 Alabama L /3 Baylor (2ot) W /6 at Rice W /12 SMU W /15 at Arkansas W / 31 at Texas A&M L /3 TCU W /5 Oklahoma L /9 Rice W /12 at TCU L /16 at SMU L /19 Arkansas L /23 at Baylor W /27 Texas A&M W NCAA District 6 Playoff 3/9 at Texas A&M L /12 Texas A&M W /13 Texas A&M L : [16-8/8-4 SWC (2nd place)] Coach: Slue Hull 12/3 at Oklahoma W /7 North Texas W /8 North Texas W /11 East Texas W /14 Sam Houston St. W /17 at LSU L /18 at Tulane L /21 Murray State L SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 12/26 SMU W /28 Texas A&M (ot) L /29 Vanderbilt W /5 at TCU L /8 SMU W /12 Arkansas W /15 at Rice W /28 Oklahoma W /2 Texas A&M W /5 Baylor W /9 at SMU W /12 at Baylor L /16 TCU L /23 at Texas A&M W /26 Rice W /1 at Arkansas L : [12-9/8-4 SWC (t-2nd place)] Coach: Slue Hull 12/10 Oklahoma W /15 Colorado A&M W /18 at Tennessee L /20 at Vanderbilt L /22 at Oklahoma L SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 12/26 Baylor L /29 TCU L /30 Texas A&M W /6 TCU W /10 at SMU W /12 Arkansas W /16 at Texas A&M L /3 at Baylor L /7 Rice W /10 Texas A&M W /14 at Arkansas W /17 Houston W /21 SMU W /24 at Rice L /28 Baylor W /3 at TCU L : [16-9/9-3 SWC (t-1st place)] Coach: Slue Hull SWC Co-Champions 12/2 at Oklahoma State L /5 Lamar W /7 Oklahoma State L /12 Houston W /17 3 at Duquesne L /19 at Manhattan W SWC Tournament (Houston, Texas) 12/28 Alabama W /29 Arkansas W /30 16 Rice L /5 at TCU W /9 Arkansas W /12 at Texas A&M W /15 15 Rice W /30 at Houston W /2 SMU W /6 at Baylor L /8 Texas Tech W /13 at Rice L /16 Texas A&M W /20 Baylor W /23 at SMU L /26 at Arkansas W /2 TCU W SWC Playoffs 3/5 at Rice L /8 Rice L : [4-20/3-9 SWC (6th place)] Coach: Slue Hull 12/1 Hardin-Simmons W /4 Oklahoma State L /8 11 at Oklahoma State L /11 Houston L Birmingham Classic (Birmingham, Ala.) 12/17 19 Alabama L /18 17 Wake Forest L /20 Vanderbilt L SWC Tournament (Houston, Texas) 12/27 Texas A&M L /28 SMU L /29 Baylor L /4 SMU L /8 at Baylor L /11 at TCU L /14 Rice L /29 at Houston L /3 Texas Tech L /5 Arkansas W /8 at Rice L /12 at Texas A&M W /15 TCU L /19 at Arkansas L /22 Texas A&M W /26 Baylor L /1 at SMU L TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY : [12-2/5-7 SWC (4th place)] Coach: Slue Hull 12/1 West Texas W /3 at Oklahoma State W /10 Oklahoma State L Blue-Gray Tournament (Montgomery, Ala.) 12/16 Auburn W /17 Mississippi W SWC Tournament (Houston, Texas) 12/28 TCU W /29 17 Rice L /30 USC W /4 at TCU L /7 SMU L /9 Arkansas L /13 at Texas A&M L /16 at Rice L /30 at West Texas W /4 Baylor W /7 15 at SMU L /11 TCU W /14 Texas Tech L /18 at Arkansas L /21 Rice W /25 at Baylor W /28 Texas A&M W /5 at Phillips 66 Oilers L /13 Phillips 66 Oilers L : [11-13/3-9 SWC (t-6th place)] Coach: Marshall Hughes 12/3 North Texas W /7 at Oregon State W /8 at Oregon L /12 Oklahoma W /15 at Tulane W /17 9 at Vanderbilt L /20 Hardin-Simmons W SWC Tournament (Houston, Texas) 12/27 Baylor W /28 Arkansas L /29 TCU W /5 at Baylor L /8 TCU W /11 Rice L /14 at Arkansas L /18 18 SMU W /2 at Oklahoma L /5 at Texas A&M L /9 Baylor W /12 15 at SMU L /16 at Rice L /20 East Texas W /23 Texas A&M L /25 Arkansas L /2 at TCU L : [10-13/5-9 SWC (7th place)] Coach: Marshall Hughes 12/3 Texas A&I W /6 Trinity W /10 McMurry W /14 Tulane W /18 at Missouri L /20 at Wichita State L SWC Tournament (Houston, Texas) 12/26 Arkansas L /27 Baylor W /28 SMU L /4 Arkansas L /7 at Texas A&M L /10 Baylor W /13 at SMU L /16 TCU W /4 at Rice L

80 Year-by-Year Results 2/8 Texas Tech W /12 at TCU L /15 Texas A&M W /18 at Texas Tech L /22 at Baylor (ot) L /25 SMU L /28 Rice W /4 at Arkansas L : [4-20/2-12 SWC (8th place)] Coach: Marshall Hughes 12/2 McMurry W /6 Trinity L /10 20 Oklahoma State L /13 at Tulane L /15 at LSU L /19 North Texas W SWC Tournament (Houston, Texas) 12/26 Rice L /27 Texas Tech L /29 Baylor L /3 at Rice W /6 SMU L /10 at TCU L /13 Texas Tech L /16 at Texas A&M L /19 at Baylor L /4 at Oklahoma State L /7 Arkansas (ot) L /10 at Texas Tech L /14 Baylor L /17 at SMU L /21 16 TCU L /24 Texas A&M L /28 at Arkansas L /3 Rice W : [18-8/11-3 SWC (1st place)] Coach: Harold Bradley NCAA Round of 16 SWC Champions 12/1 McMurry W /5 Trinity W /12 Tulane W /14 LSU W /18 at Oklahoma City L /19 at Tulsa W SWC Tournament (Houston, Texas) 12/28 Rice W /29 Texas A&M L /30 Arkansas L /5 SMU W /9 at Rice W /11 Arkansas W /15 8 at Texas A&M L /18 at Baylor L /3 at North Texas W /6 TCU W /8 Texas Tech W /13 at SMU W /16 11 Texas A&M W /20 at Texas Tech W /23 Baylor (ot) W /26 at Arkansas W /29 Rice W /3 at TCU L NCAA Midwest Regional (Manhattan, Kan.) 3/11 Kansas L /12 DePaul L : [14-10/8-6 SWC (4th place)] Coach: Harold Bradley 12/3 Howard Payne W /5 Trinity W /7 Oklahoma City L /10 at Tulane L /12 at LSU L /17 Tulsa (ot) W /21 vs. Tennessee (=) W /22 vs. Alabama (=) W /29 Clemson (+) L /30 Mississippi State (+) W /4 Arkansas W /7 at TCU (4ot) L /10 Texas Tech W /13 at Baylor W /16 Texas A&M W /4 at Rice L /7 at SMU L /11 Baylor W /14 at Arkansas L /18 SMU W /21 Rice W /24 at Texas A&M L /27 TCU W /2 at Texas Tech L (=) at Little Rock, Ark. (+) at Houston, Texas : [16-8/8-6 SWC (4th place)] Coach: Harold Bradley 12/2 Howard Payne W /6 Texas Wesleyan W /9 Tulane W /11 LSU L Bluegrass Tournament (Louisville, Ky.) 12/15 at Louisville L /16 Western Kentucky W /21 East Texas W /28 Mississippi (<) W /29 William & Mary (<) W /3 at Texas Tech L /6 Arkansas W /12 at Rice L /15 Texas A&M W /30 at Trinity W /3 Baylor W /6 at SMU (ot) L /10 Rice W /13 at Texas A&M L /17 at Baylor W /20 SMU L /24 Texas Tech L /27 at Arkansas W /6 TCU W /8 at TCU W (<) at Lubbock, Texas : [20-7/13-1 SWC (1st place)] Coach: Harold Bradley NCAA Round of 16 SWC Champions 12/1 Howard Payne W /5 East Texas W /8 at Tulane W /10 at LSU L /15 Oklahoma State L /21 at California L /22 at Stanford L Sun Bowl Tournament (El Paso, Texas) 12/28 Denver W /29 at Texas Western L /3 Rice W /5 at Arkansas W /8 Baylor W /12 at Texas Tech W /29 at Trinity W /2 TCU W /5 at Texas A&M W /9 SMU W /12 Texas Tech W /15 at TCU W TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 2/19 Texas A&M W /23 at SMU W /26 at Rice W /1 Arkansas W /5 at Baylor L NCAA First Round (Lubbock, Texas) 3/9 Texas Western W NCAA Midwest Regional (Lawrence, Kan.) 3/15 1 Cincinnati L /16 Oklahoma City W : [15-9/8-6 SWC (t-3rd place)] Coach: Harold Bradley 12/2 Howard Payne W /4 Texas Wesleyan W /7 Tulane W /9 LSU W /14 at Oklahoma W /16 at Wichita State L /21 at Oklahoma State L Charlotte Invitational (Charlotte, N.C.) 12/30 Princeton L /31 Penn W /4 Baylor W /7 at Arkansas L /11 at Texas A&M L /29 at Trinity W /1 at Texas Tech L /4 SMU (ot) L /8 at TCU W /11 at Rice W /15 Texas Tech W /18 at SMU L /22 TCU W /25 Rice W /29 at Baylor W /3 Arkansas W /5 at Texas A&M L : [16-9/10-4 SWC (t-1st place)] Coach: Harold Bradley SWC Co-Champions NCAA Play-In Game 12/1 Texas Wesleyan W /5 at Mississippi W /7 at LSU L /12 Oklahoma L /14 Oklahoma State (ot) L /18 Nebraska W /21 Howard Payne W Gator Bowl Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.) 12/29 Georgia W /30 Florida L /5 Texas Tech L /9 at TCU L /12 Baylor W /27 at Trinity W /30 at SMU W /2 Rice W /6 at Texas A&M W /9 Arkansas W /13 at Rice W /16 at Texas Tech L /20 SMU L /23 at Arkansas W /27 Texas A&M W /2 TCU W /4 at Baylor W NCAA Playoff (Waco, Texas) 3/8 SMU L

81 Year-by-Year Results : [12-12/7-7 SWC (t-4th place)] Coach: Harold Bradley 12/1 Texas Wesleyan W /4 Mississippi W /6 LSU L /13 at Oklahoma State W /14 at Nebraska L Memphis State Classic (Memphis, Tenn.) 12/20 at Memphis State W /21 Northwestern L American Legion Tournament (Seattle, Wash.) 12/29 at Seattle L /30 California L /4 Rice W /8 at SMU L /11 Baylor L /15 at Arkansas L /18 Texas A&M L /1 at Howard Payne W /5 at Texas Tech W /8 TCU W /12 at Texas A&M W /15 at TCU W /19 Texas Tech L /22 at Rice W /26 SMU L /1 Arkansas W /3 at Baylor L : [14-10/8-6 SWC (t-2nd place)] Coach: Harold Bradley 12/2 Texas Wesleyan W /5 at Mississippi L /6 at LSU W /10 Oklahoma State W /13 Howard Payne W Sun Devil Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) 12/20 at Arizona State W /21 Iowa State L All-College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 12/28 Montana State L /29 Arizona State W /30 Massachusetts L /3 Arkansas W /7 at TCU L /10 SMU W /14 Texas Tech W /17 at Texas A&M L /31 at Baylor L /7 Rice W /11 at Arkansas W /14 at Rice W /18 Baylor L /21 at Texas Tech L /25 Texas A&M W /28 TCU W /2 at SMU L : [11-13/8-6 SWC (t-2nd place)] Coach: Leon Black 12/1 Mississippi W /4 LSU L /7 at New York Univ. (#) L /9 at BYU L /11 at Colorado L /16 at Oklahoma State W /20 Cal Santa Barbara W Far West Classic (Portland, Ore.) 12/27 Oregon State L /29 Princeton L /30 Oregon L /3 at Texas Tech W /6 SMU W /9 TCU W /13 at Arkansas L /16 Texas A&M L /3 Rice W /6 at Baylor L /10 at Texas A&M L /13 Baylor W /17 at Rice W /20 Texas Tech W /24 at SMU W /27 at TCU L /2 Arkansas L (#) at Madison Square Garden in New York, N.Y : [9-15/5-9 SWC (t-6th place)] Coach: Leon Black 12/2 at Mississippi W /4 at Alabama L /7 Colorado L /11 at Tulane L Volunteer Classic (Knoxville, Tenn.) 12/13 Southern Illinois L /14 Oklahoma W /19 Southern Mississippi W /21 Oklahoma State L Charlotte Invitational (Charlotte, N.C.) 12/27 Wichita State W /28 3 Davidson L /7 TCU W /11 at SMU L /13 Arkansas W /28 at Texas Tech W /1 Texas A&M L /5 at Rice L /8 Baylor L /11 at Texas A&M (ot) L /15 19 at Baylor L /18 Rice W /22 at TCU W /25 SMU L /1 Texas Tech L /4 at Arkansas L : [11-13/6-8 SWC (6th place)] Coach: Leon Black 12/1 Mississippi W /4 Alabama W /8 Tulane W /11 at Cal Santa Barbara L /13 2 at UCLA L /17 at Oklahoma State L /20 BYU (2ot) W /27 at Florida State L Hurricane Classic (Miami, Fla.) 12/29 5 Ohio W /30 Seton Hall L /5 at Baylor L /10 Arkansas W /13 Texas A&M L /27 at SMU W /31 Rice W /3 at TCU L /7 Texas Tech L /10 at Texas A&M L /14 at Texas Tech L /17 TCU W /21 at Rice L /24 Baylor W /28 at Arkansas L /3 SMU W : [12-12/6-8 SWC (t-5th place)] Coach: Leon Black 12/1 Florida State L /5 at Alabama L /7 at Mississippi L /10 Southern Illinois W /12 Southern Mississippi W TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 12/14 Oklahoma State W Milwaukee Classic (Milwaukee, Wis.) 12/29 Wisconsin L /30 Dartmouth W /6 at Tulane W /9 at Arkansas W /16 Baylor L /23 at Texas Tech L /26 at Southern Illinois W /30 TCU L /2 Rice W /6 at SMU W /9 Texas A&M W /13 at Baylor L /16 Texas Tech L /20 Arkansas (ot) L /23 at Texas A&M L /27 at TCU L /2 SMU W /6 at Rice W : [19-9/10-4 SWC (t-1st place)] Coach: Leon Black NCAA Round of 16 SWC Co-Champions 12/1 Mississippi L /4 Alabama W /6 at Oklahoma City W /8 at Kansas State L /11 Stetson W /27 Centenary W Bruin Classic (Los Angeles, Calif.) 12/29 1 at UCLA L /30 Arizona W /8 Georgetown W /11 at Oklahoma State W /15 Rice W /22 at Baylor W /25 Texas Tech L /29 Arkansas W /1 at SMU L /5 at TCU L /8 Texas A&M W /12 at Rice W /15 Baylor W /19 at Texas Tech L /22 at Arkansas (ot) W /26 SMU W /29 at Texas A&M W /4 TCU W SWC Playoff (Waco, Texas) 3/7 SMU (ot) W NCAA First Round (Las Cruces, N.M.) 3/11 19 Houston W NCAA Midwest Regional (Ames, Iowa) 3/16 Kansas State L /18 8 Southwestern La. L : [13-12/7-7 SWC (t-5th place)] Coach: Leon Black 11/28 South Alabama W /2 at Mississippi L /4 at Mississippi State L /9 Oklahoma State W /12 19 at Memphis State W /23 Oklahoma City L Poinsettia Classic (Greenville, S.C.) 12/28 at Furman L /29 Pepperdine W /4 at Oklahoma L /6 at Centenary (ot) W /13 at Baylor L /17 Tulane W /20 Arkansas L /23 at Texas A&M L /27 at Texas Tech (ot) L /30 Rice W 88-73

82 Year-by-Year Results 2/3 SMU L /6 at TCU W /10 Baylor W /13 at Arkansas L /17 Texas A&M W /20 Texas Tech (ot) L /24 at Rice W /27 TCU W /3 at SMU W Dan Krueger became the first Longhorn freshman since 1920 to make the jump from high school to college ball when the NCAA made freshmen eligible for the season. Krueger scored two points in the season opener vs. South Alabama : [12-15/11-3 SWC (1st place)] Coach: Leon Black NCAA First Round SWC Champions 12/1 Mississippi L /3 Mississippi State L /6 13 Kansas State L /8 at Drake L /10 at Oklahoma State L /13 12 Memphis State L /22 Centenary L Far West Classic (Portland, Ore.) 12/27 Oregon L /28 West Virginia L /29 Army W /5 at Missouri L /7 Oklahoma L /15 TCU W /19 at SMU W /22 at Rice W /26 Texas Tech L /29 Texas A&M W /2 at Arkansas W /5 Baylor W /9 SMU L /12 at TCU (ot) L /16 Rice W /19 at Texas Tech W /23 at Texas A&M W /26 Arkansas W /2 at Baylor W NCAA Midwest Regional (Denton, Texas) 3/9 19 Creighton L : [10-15/6-8 SWC (t-4th place)] Coach: Leon Black 11/29 at BYU L /2 Murray State L /5 at Centenary L /7 at Mississippi L /10 Drake (ot) L /12 Oklahoma State L /23 Northwestern W /28 at LSU W /4 Missouri L Senior Bowl Tournament (Mobile, Ala.) 1/6 Louisiana Tech W /7 at South Alabama W /21 at SMU L /25 Texas Tech L /28 at TCU (ot) L /1 Texas A&M L /4 at Arkansas L /8 at Baylor W /11 Rice W /15 Baylor W /18 at Rice W /22 SMU W /25 TCU W /1 at Texas Tech L /4 Arkansas L /8 at Texas A&M L : [9-17/4-12 SWC (8th place)] Coach: Leon Black 12/1 at Oklahoma W /3 at Oklahoma State L /6 Mississippi W /8 Cal Poly Pomona W /13 at Centenary L /20 Fairleigh Dickinson W Kiwanis Tournament (Norfolk, Va.) 12/29 BYU (ot) L /30 Cornell W /3 18 Centenary L /6 Baylor L /10 at SMU L /12 at Baylor L /14 Texas Tech L /17 Houston L /20 Arkansas W /24 at Rice W /26 TCU L /28 Texas A&M L /3 at Texas A&M L /7 SMU L /10 at Texas Tech L /14 Houston W /18 at Arkansas (%) L /21 Rice W /24 at TCU L SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 2/28 SMU L (%) at Little Rock, Ark : [13-13/8-8 SWC (t-4th place)] Coach: A.E. Abe Lemons 11/29 Oklahoma State (ot) W /1 Oklahoma L /3 Wisconsin-Stout W /6 USC W /11 at Mississippi State L /23 at Oklahoma City L Industrial National Classic (Providence, R.I.) 12/28 at Providence L /29 at Rhode Island W /4 at Texas A&M L /8 Baylor L /10 Texas A&M W /12 at SMU L /15 Texas Tech W /18 at Houston L /22 17 Arkansas L /24 at Rice W /29 TCU W /1 Centenary W /5 at Baylor (2ot) W /8 SMU W /10 at TCU W /12 at Texas Tech L /15 Houston L /19 11 at Arkansas (~) L /22 Rice W SWC Tournament (Austin, Texas) 2/26 Baylor L (~) at Little Rock, Ark. Gary Goodner s slam with 7:37 left in the first half of UT s overtime win over Oklahoma State in the season opener ended a 10-year NCAA-imposed ban on the dunk ( ). The game also was Abe Lemons first as head coach of the Longhorns. Later that season, Mississippi State was assessed a technical foul for a dunk during pregame warmups. In protest of the rule that prohibited dunks in warmups but allowed them in games, Lemons ordered Jim Krivacs, a career 86.9 percent free throw shooter, to shoot the technical free throw with his back to the basket. Krivacs missed. Texas lost : [26-5/14-2 SWC (t-1st place)] Coach: A.E. Abe Lemons NIT Champions SWC Co-Champions (1st Year in Erwin Center) 11/26 at USC L /29 Oklahoma W /3 Mississippi State W /5 LSU W /7 at Oklahoma State W /10 Alaska Anchorage W /17 at Centenary W /20 Oklahoma City W Milwaukee Classic (Milwaukee, Wis.) 12/26 Army W /27 5 at Marquette L /5 at TCU W /7 Texas Tech W /10 at Houston W /14 3 Arkansas W /17 15 Rice W /23 15 at Texas A&M (ot) W /25 15 Baylor W /28 15 at SMU W /30 15 Houston W / at Arkansas L /4 12 TCU W /7 12 at Rice W /13 12 Texas A&M W /15 12 at Baylor L /18 12 at Texas Tech W /21 14 SMU W SWC Tournament (Houston, Texas) 3/ Houston L NIT 1st & 2nd Rounds (Austin, Texas) 3/10 16 Temple W /15 17 Nebraska W NIT Final Four (New York, N.Y.) 3/19 Rutgers W /21 N.C. State W Texas moved into the 16,000+ seat Frank Erwin Center prior to the season. UT adapted quickly to its new surroundings by reeling off 25 straight home wins over the next two seasons : [21-8/13-3 SWC (t-1st place)] Coach: A.E. Abe Lemons NCAA Round of 32 SWC Co-Champions 11/24 6 at Long Beach State L /27 6 Northern Montana W /29 13 Arkansas State W /1 13 BYU W /5 13 at Oklahoma L /9 13 Oklahoma State W /16 17 Hardin-Simmons W /28 19 at Pacific W /30 19 at San Francisco L /4 TCU W /6 at Texas Tech L /8 at Houston W /12 10 at Arkansas W /16 at Rice W /20 USC W /22 15 Texas A&M W /24 17 at Baylor W /27 17 SMU W /29 17 Houston W / Arkansas L /3 11 at TCU W /6 12 Rice W / at Texas A&M W /14 12 Baylor W /17 12 Texas Tech (ot) W /20 11 at SMU L TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 81

83 Year-by-Year Results SWC Tournament (Houston, Texas) 3/2 14 Houston W / Arkansas L NCAA Midwest Second Round (Dallas, Texas) 3/10 15 Oklahoma L In Texas second season in the Frank Erwin Center, the Longhorns finished fourth in the nation in average attendance with a 15,885 fans per game average. UT s 6,737 fans per game increase from 1978 to 1979 was the largest in the country : [19-11/10-6 SWC (3rd place)] Coach: A.E. Abe Lemons NIT Second Round 11/30 Northwestern La. W /4 at Harvard W /7 Vermont W /10 10 at DePaul L /15 Biscayne W /21 Hardin-Simmons W /22 Murray State W /27 San Francisco W /29 at New Mexico St. L /3 Texas Tech L /5 at SMU W /8 at Houston W /12 Arkansas L /15 TCU W /17 at North Texas (ot) L /22 at Baylor L /26 Texas A&M L /28 at Rice W /30 SMU W /2 at Arkansas L /4 Houston W /6 at TCU W /13 Baylor W /16 at Texas A&M L /19 at Texas Tech W /22 Rice W SWC Tournament (San Antonio, Texas) 2/28 Houston W /29 Arkansas L NIT 1st & 2nd Rounds (Austin, Texas) 3/5 St. Joseph s W /10 Southwestern La. L : [115-15/7-9 SWC (t-6th place)] Coach: A.E. Abe Lemons 11/29 Pacific L /1 at Biscayne W /4 New Mexico State W /6 Long Beach State W /9 at USC L /13 1 DePaul L /20 North Texas W /23 at South Carolina L /29 Harvard W /3 at Texas Tech L /6 SMU (ot) L /10 Houston L /12 at Arkansas W /17 at TCU L /19 at North Texas L /24 Baylor W /26 at Texas A&M (ot) W /28 Rice (ot) L /31 at SMU W /3 Arkansas L /7 at Houston L /10 TCU W /17 at Baylor L /21 Texas A&M L /24 Texas Tech W /28 at Rice W SWC Tournament (Austin, Texas) 3/2 Rice W SWC Tournament (San Antonio, Texas) 3/5 Texas Tech W /6 15 Arkansas W /7 Houston L : [16-11/6-10 SWC (t-7th place)] Coach: A.E. Abe Lemons 11/28 Hardin-Simmons W /3 Colorado W /5 at Drake W /8 Biscayne W /12 Iowa State W /18 at Harvard (ot) W /22 Drake W /30 at Xavier W /5 Texas Tech W /9 at SMU W / at Houston W / Arkansas W /18 19 TCU W /23 7 South Carolina W /26 5 at Baylor L /30 5 Texas A&M (ot) L /1 5 at Rice L /3 12 SMU W / at Arkansas (ot) L /8 12 Houston L /10 at TCU L /13 North Texas W /16 Baylor L /20 at Texas A&M L /22 at Texas Tech L /27 Rice L SWC Tournament (Waco, Texas) 3/1 at Baylor L LaSalle Thompson became the first Longhorn to lead the nation in an individual category when he averaged 13.5 rebounds per game in : [6-22/1-15 SWC (9th place)] Coach: Bob Weltlich 11/27 N.C. Wesleyan W /30 at New Orleans L /4 at Colorado L /7 Xavier (ot) L /11 Biscayne W /15 Georgia L /18 Harvard W /22 Missouri Western W Cable Car Classic (Santa Clara, Calif.) 12/29 at Santa Clara L /30 Charlotte W /3 TCU L /8 Kansas State L /11 at Texas Tech L /15 16 Houston L /19 Rice W /24 4 at Arkansas L /26 at Baylor L /29 Texas A&M L /1 SMU L /5 at TCU L /12 Texas Tech L /15 4 at Houston L /19 at Rice L /23 6 Arkansas L /26 Baylor L /28 at Texas A&M L /5 at SMU L SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 3/7 SMU L TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY : [7-21/3-13 SWC (8th place)] Coach: Bob Weltlich 11/26 Missouri Southern (ot) W /30 New Orleans L /3 at Iowa State L /6 Biscayne W /10 at Long Beach State L /13 Georgia Southwestern W /17 Oral Roberts L /20 San Diego State L Utah Classic (Salt Lake City, Utah) 12/29 at Utah W /30 Weber State L /4 at Kansas State L /7 Texas Tech L /10 7 at Houston L /14 at Rice L /19 Arkansas L /21 Baylor W /25 at Texas A&M L /28 at SMU L /1 TCU L /8 at Texas Tech L /10 5 Houston L /15 Rice W /18 14 at Arkansas L /22 at Baylor W /25 Texas A&M L /29 SMU L /3 at TCU L SWC Tournament (College Station, Texas) 3/6 at Texas A&M L : [15-13/7-9 SWC (7th place)] Coach: Bob Weltlich 11/24 Southwestern (Kan.) W /29 Northwestern La. W /3 16 at LSU L /8 Long Beach State W /12 at Oral Roberts L /17 Missouri Western W /20 at Cal Riverside W /22 at San Diego State L st Longhorn Classic (Austin, Texas) 12/28 Army W /29 Mercer W /2 at Texas Tech L /5 Houston W /9 at Rice W /12 at Arkansas L /16 at Baylor W /20 Texas A&M L /23 3 SMU L /26 at TCU L /2 Texas Tech W /6 at Houston L /10 Rice W /14 Arkansas L /16 Baylor W /20 at Texas A&M W /23 9 at SMU L /27 TCU L /3 USC W SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 3/8 Arkansas L : [19-12/12-4 SWC (t-1st place)] Coach: Bob Weltlich NIT Second Round SWC Tri-Champions 11/25 Baptist College W /27 Cal Riverside W /1 at South Alabama L /5 at USC L 62-84

84 Year-by-Year Results 12/11 Oral Roberts W /14 8 at Oklahoma (ot) L /17 9 LSU L nd Longhorn Classic (Austin, Texas) 12/20 Alaska Anchorage W /21 South Florida W Cotton States Classic (Atlanta, Ga.) 12/27 7 at Georgia Tech L /28 20 DePaul L /2 at Houston W /4 at Rice W /8 Arkansas W /11 Baylor W /15 at Texas A&M L /18 at SMU L /22 TCU W /29 at Texas Tech W /1 Houston W /5 Rice W /8 at Arkansas W /12 at Baylor W /15 Texas A&M W /19 SMU W /22 at TCU L /2 Texas Tech L SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 3/7 Houston W /8 Texas A&M L NIT 1st Round (Albuquerque, N.M.) 3/13 at New Mexico W NIT 2nd Round (Columbus, Ohio) 3/17 at Ohio State L : [14-17/7-9 SWC (t-6th place)] Coach: Bob Weltlich Great Alaska Shootout (Anchorage, Alaska) 11/28 17 N.C. State L /29 at Alaska Anchorage L /30 2 Louisville W /3 Central Missouri St. W /6 at New Mexico L /8 Northwestern La. W /11 9 Oklahoma L /13 at Oral Roberts W rd Longhorn Classic (Austin, Texas) 12/19 Bowling Green W /20 South Alabama W /22 Tennessee-Chatt. W Sun Bowl Classic (El Paso, Texas) 12/28 at Texas-El Paso L /29 Iowa State L /3 Rice W /8 at Arkansas L /10 at Baylor L /13 at Texas A&M L /17 SMU W /19 at TCU L /24 Texas Tech L /28 at Houston L /1 at Rice W /4 Arkansas W /7 Baylor W /11 Texas A&M L /14 at SMU W /18 16 TCU L /21 at Fordham (&) L /25 at Texas Tech L /28 Houston W SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 3/6 Houston L (&) at E. Rutherford, N.J. Patrick Fairs hit Texas first NCAA-sanctioned three-pointer in the opening game of the season : [16-13/10-6 SWC (t-4th place)] Coach: Bob Weltlich Big Apple NIT (Ames, Iowa) 11/20 at Iowa State L /30 Tennessee State W Apple Invitational (Palo Alto, Calif.) 12/4 Brown L /5 William & Mary W /8 Oral Roberts W th Longhorn Classic (Austin, Texas) 12/11 UT-Pan American W /12 Utah State L /16 Southwestern La. (ot) W /19 at Miami (Fla.) L /21 at Tenn.-Chattanooga L /28 VMI W /30 New Mexico L /2 Houston W /6 at Arkansas L /10 Rice L /16 at Texas Tech L /23 TCU W /27 at SMU L /31 at Texas A&M W /3 Baylor W /6 Arkansas W /10 at Rice W /13 at Houston L /17 Texas Tech W /24 at TCU W /27 SMU W /2 Texas A&M W /5 at Baylor L SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 3/11 Houston L : [25-9/12-4 SWC (2nd place)] Coach: Tom Penders NCAA Round of 32 Hawaii Tournament (Honolulu, Hawaii) 11/25 Pepperdine W /27 at Hawaii L /1 Sam Houston St. W /3 Northwestern La. W /6 at Oral Roberts W th Longhorn Classic (Austin, Texas) 12/9 Lehigh W /10 Tenn.-Chattanooga W /14 at Long Beach State W /19 Southern Utah W All-College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 12/29 Oklahoma State W /30 6 Oklahoma L /4 Baylor W /7 Arkansas L /11 at Rice W /14 at Houston W /18 Texas Tech W /21 at Vanderbilt L /25 at TCU W /29 SMU W /1 Texas A&M W /4 at Baylor W /8 at Arkansas L /11 Rice W /15 Houston L /18 at Texas Tech W /22 Miami (Fla.) W /25 TCU W /28 at SMU W /4 at Texas A&M L SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 3/10 SMU (ot) W /11 TCU (ot) W /12 17 Arkansas L TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY NCAA Midwest 1st & 2nd Rounds (Dallas, Texas) 3/17 Georgia Tech W /19 6 Missouri L : [24-9/12-4 SWC (3rd place)] Coach: Tom Penders NCAA Round of 8 11/28 UT Arlington W th Longhorn Classic (Austin, Texas) 12/8 Manhattan W /9 UTSA W /14 Long Beach State L /16 24 Florida W /21 VMI W /23 at SMU W /30 at Stetson W /2 11 LSU (#) L /4 Texas Tech W /6 Baylor W /10 at TCU W /13 4 at Oklahoma L /17 Texas A&M W /20 Rhode Island W /22 at Texas Tech W /25 6 at Arkansas L /27 Rice W /30 Houston L /4 3 Arkansas (ot) L /7 at Baylor W /11 TCU W /14 SMU W /18 at Texas A&M W /28 at Rice W /3 at DePaul W /5 at Houston L SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 3/9 Texas A&M W /10 Houston L NCAA Midwest 1st & 2nd Rounds (Indianapolis, Ind.) 3/16 Georgia W /18 10 Purdue W NCAA Midwest Regional (Dallas, Texas) 3/22 25 Xavier W /24 7 Arkansas L (#) at Houston, Texas : [23-9/13-3 SWC (2nd place)] Coach: Tom Penders NCAA Round of 32 11/27 22 at Florida W / at LSU L / Oklahoma L th Longhorn Classic (Austin, Texas) 12/7 23 Loyola (Md.) W /8 23 UT-Pan American W /18 23 at Cal Santa Barbara (ot) W / Georgia (!) L ASU/Tribune Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) 12/28 Michigan W /29 at Arizona State L /2 Texas A&M W /5 Baylor W /10 2 at Arkansas L /12 at Rice W /17 Houston W /19 DePaul W /22 at Texas Tech W /26 TCU W /30 SMU W /3 at Texas A&M W /6 at Baylor W /9 at SMU W /12 24 Rice W /17 24 at Houston L /23 Texas Tech W /25 Stetson W /27 at TCU L

85 Year-by-Year Results 3/3 3 Arkansas W SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 3/7 23 Baylor W /8 23 SMU W / Arkansas L NCAA Midwest 1st & 2nd Rounds (Dayton, Ohio) 3/15 23 St. Peter s W / St. John s L (!) at The Omni in Atlanta, Ga : [23-12/11-3 SWC (t-1st place)] Coach: Tom Penders NCAA Round of 64 SWC Co-Champions Chase Preseason NIT 1st & 2nd Rounds (Austin, Texas) 11/20 Washington W /22 Princeton W Chase Preseason NIT Semifinals & Finals (New York, N.Y.) 11/27 18 Georgia Tech L /29 24 Pittsburgh L th Longhorn Classic (Austin, Texas) 12/6 North Texas W /7 San Diego State W /10 17 at Oklahoma L /14 8 Connecticut L /22 Cal Santa Barbara W Sun Carnival Classic (El Paso, Texas) 12/28 Clemson W /29 at UTEP L /3 at LSU (!) L /6 Murray State W /9 Houston W /11 Texas Tech W /14 at Texas A&M W /18 at TCU L /22 SMU W /27 at Baylor L /30 at VCU W /1 at Rhode Island (@) L /4 Rice W /9 at Houston W /12 at Texas Tech W /16 Georgia (#) W /19 TCU W /22 at SMU W /26 Oral Roberts W /29 Baylor W /5 at Rice L /8 Texas A&M W SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 3/13 Texas A&M W /14 Texas Tech W /15 Houston L NCAA East 1st & 2nd Rounds (Greensboro, N.C.) 3/19 Iowa L (!) at New Orleans, La. (@) at Providence, R.I. (#) at San Antonio, Texas : [11-17/4-10 SWC (7th place)] Coach: Tom Penders 12/1 at Oral Roberts W Diet Pepsi Tournament of Champions (Charlotte, N.C.) 12/4 Princeton W /5 7 North Carolina L /19 at Utah L /22 Stephen F. Austin W /26 Illinois W All-College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 12/29 Weber State W /30 15 Oklahoma L /5 Rice L /10 SMU L /14 at Houston L /16 Baylor L /19 at Murray State W /23 Texas Tech W /30 at Rice L /3 at TCU L /7 LSU (#) L /10 Texas A&M W /13 at Georgia L /16 VCU L /20 at Baylor W /22 at Texas A&M L /25 at Texas Tech L /27 Houston L /3 TCU W /6 at SMU L SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 3/12 Rice W /13 Houston L (#) at Houston, Texas : [26-8/12-2 SWC (1st place)] Coach: Tom Penders NCAA Round of 32 SWC Champions 11/26 at LSU L /28 at Nebraska W /1 at Stephen F. Austin W /4 Florida L /15 16 at Connecticut L Maui Invitational (Maui, Hawaii) 12/21 5 Kentucky L /22 Tennessee Tech W /23 Notre Dame W /27 Oklahoma W /29 Utah (2ot) W /2 22 at Ilinois L /5 UTSA (*) W /12 at Texas A&M L /15 SMU W /19 at Baylor W /21 Texas Tech W /23 Georgia W /29 at Houston W /1 Rice W /5 TCU W /9 at SMU W /12 Texas A&M W /15 Baylor W /20 at Texas Tech (2ot) L /21 Lamar W /26 Houston W /28 Oral Roberts W /2 at Rice W /5 at TCU W SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 3/10 25 TCU W /11 25 Rice W /12 25 Texas A&M W NCAA Midwest 1st & 2nd Rounds (Wichita, Kan.) 3/17 20 Western Kentucky W / Michigan L (*) at HemisFair Arena in San Antonio, Texas : [23-7/11-3 SWC (t-1st place)] Coach: Tom Penders NCAA Round of 32 SWC Co-Champions 11/26 2 at North Carolina L /29 Lamar W /7 Southwest Texas W /10 6 at Florida L /20 Stephen F. Austin W Sun Carnival Classic (El Paso, Texas) 12/27 UT-Pan American W /28 Washington State W /4 19 Nebraska W /7 LSU W /10 at TCU L /14 Texas A&M W TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 1/18 at SMU W /21 at Oklahoma L /23 at Baylor (ot) W /26 DePaul (2ot) W /28 Texas Tech W /1 at Houston (ot) L /4 Rice W /8 TCU W /11 at Texas A&M W /15 SMU W /19 Temple (#) W /23 at Texas Tech L /25 Baylor W /28 Houston W /4 at Rice (+) W SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 3/10 Rice W /11 Texas Tech (ot) W NCAA West 1st & 2nd Rounds (Salt Lake City, Utah) 3/16 Oregon W /18 10 Maryland L (#) at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas (+) at The Summit in Houston, Texas : [21-10/10-4 SWC (3rd place)] Coach: Tom Penders NCAA Round of 32 11/25 North Texas W /29 14 Utah L /2 at DePaul W /5 UTSA W /9 23 at Louisville L /16 Oregon State W /21 Providence W /27 at Lamar W /30 11 North Carolina W /3 23 at Nebraska L /6 23 Rice L /13 TCU W /16 at Texas A&M W /20 SMU W /24 Baylor W /28 22 at Texas Tech L /31 Oklahoma (ot) L /3 Houston W /7 at Rice W /11 at TCU W /14 Texas A&M W /17 at SMU W /20 at Baylor W /24 9 Texas Tech L /26 at Rhode Island W /2 at Houston L SWC Tournament (Dallas, Texas) 3/7 Baylor W /8 SMU W /9 7 Texas Tech L NCAA Midwest 1st & 2nd Rounds (Milwaukee, Wis.) 3/15 Michigan W /17 9 Wake Forest L Sonny Alvarado s layup with 24.8 seconds left in the title game of the 1996 SWC tournament will forever stand as the last points scored in a Southwest Conference sanctioned game : [18-12/10-6 Big 12 (t-3rd place)] Coach: Tom Penders NCAA Round of 16 First season in Big 12 11/23 17 Nebraska (ot) W /27 18 Rhode Island W /4 18 at Florida W /7 18 North Texas W / at Arizona L / Fresno State W /18 14 at Oregon State W / at Utah L 68-80

86 Year-by-Year Results 12/31 18 at Providence L /4 18 Oklahoma State W / at Kansas L /12 22 Kansas State W /15 23 at Texas A&M (ot) W / Louisville (ot) L /22 23 Oklahoma W /26 23 Missouri W /29 23 at Baylor L /1 23 at Oklahoma L /3 22 Texas Tech W /8 at Oklahoma State W /12 Baylor W /16 at Nebraska L /19 7 Iowa State W /22 at Texas Tech L /25 Texas A&M W /1 19 at Colorado L Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/7 Missouri L NCAA East 1st & 2nd Rounds (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 3/14 Wisconsin W /16 Coppin State W NCAA East Regional (Syracuse, N.Y.) 3/21 25 Louisville L : [14-17/6-10 Big 12 (10th place)] Coach: Tom Penders Coaches vs. Cancer IKON Classic (E. Rutherford, N.J.) 11/11 22 Princeton L / Georgia L /22 at North Texas W /26 Liberty W /28 22 at Georgia L /3 American W /6 4 Arizona L /9 Florida W /17 LSU W /20 at Illinois L /27 Houston W /3 Baylor L /5 at Missouri L /10 4 Kansas L /12 at Oklahoma L /17 Texas Tech W /21 Nebraska W /24 at Fresno State L /27 at Iowa State L /31 Oklahoma State W /2 at Texas A&M W /8 Oklahoma L /11 at Kansas State L /14 at Texas Tech W /18 Texas A&M W /21 at Baylor L /24 25 at Oklahoma State L /28 Colorado L Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/5 Texas Tech W /6 25 Oklahoma State W /7 Oklahoma L : [19-13/13-3 Big 12 (1st place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 64 Big 12 Champions 11/17 at Houston L /21 South Florida L /25 11 at Arizona L /29 Georgia L /2 at Oral Roberts W /5 at San Diego L /12 25 Utah W /15 23 Wisconsin L /19 at LSU (ot) L Outrigger Rainbow Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii) 12/28 Mississippi State W /29 Princeton L /30 at Hawaii W /2 at Colorado W /6 Iowa State W /10 at Nebraska W /13 Baylor W /16 Kansas State W /18 19 at Kansas L /23 23 Oklahoma State W /25 at Oklahoma W /31 Massachusetts W /3 Texas A&M W /6 at Texas Tech W /10 Oklahoma L /14 at Oklahoma State W /17 Texas Tech W /20 at Texas A&M W /24 22 at Baylor W /27 22 Missouri L Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/5 Colorado W /6 Oklahoma State L NCAA East 1st & 2nd Rounds (Boston, Mass.) 3/12 Purdue L : [24-9/13-3 Big 12 (2nd place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 32 Black Coaches Association Freedom Classic (Austin, Texas) 11/20 21 Louisiana-Lafayette W Puerto Rico Shootout (Bayamon, P.R.) 11/25 20 Arizona State W / DePaul W / Michigan State W /4 9 4 Arizona L /7 10 at Wisconsin L /11 10 San Diego W /18 15 Wofford W /22 14 at Utah L /28 18 Niagara W /2 18 Houston W /6 17 Baylor W / at Connecticut L /12 15 at Texas A&M W / Oklahoma W / at Oklahoma State L /22 14 at Texas Tech W /25 17 Nebraska W /29 17 Colorado W / at Oklahoma L /5 16 at Massachusetts W /9 18 Texas Tech W /12 18 at Missouri W / Oklahoma State W /19 17 at Baylor W / at Iowa State L /26 14 Texas A&M W / Kansas W /4 16 at Kansas State W Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/10 13 Colorado W / Oklahoma L NCAA West 1st & 2nd Rounds (Salt Lake City, Utah) 3/16 15 Indiana State W / LSU L : [25-9/12-4 Big 12 (t-2nd place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 64 TiVo Preseason NIT 1st & 2nd Rounds (Austin, Texas) 11/13 Navy W /15 California W TiVo Preseason NIT Semifinals & Finals (New York, N.Y.) 11/22 2 Duke L /24 Indiana W TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 11/28 UTSA W /2 Southwest Texas W /9 at South Florida L /16 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi W /20 at Houston W /23 5 Illinois W /28 UNC Asheville W /30 Utah W /6 24 Oklahoma State W /10 23 Kansas State W /13 23 at Nebraska L /15 15 Connecticut W /17 at Texas A&M W /20 Baylor (ot) W /24 20 at Oklahoma L / at Arizona L /30 Texas A&M W /3 3 at Kansas L /7 at Colorado W /10 21 Oklahoma L /13 Texas Tech W /17 at Oklahoma State (ot) W /21 at Baylor W /24 6 Iowa State W /26 24 Missouri W /3 24 at Texas Tech W Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/9 20 Oklahoma State W /10 20 Baylor W / Oklahoma L NCAA South 1st & 2nd Rounds (New Orleans, La.) 3/16 18 Temple L : [22-12/10-6 Big 12 (t-3rd place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 16 11/17 23 Arizona L Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout (Anchorage, Alaska) 11/22 Oregon State W /23 Gonzaga L /24 20 Indiana L Dell Classic 4 Kids (Chicago, Ill.) 12/1 11 Stanford (ot) W /5 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi W /10 Washington State W /15 Jacksonville W /19 McNeese State W Las Vegas Showdown (Las Vegas, Nev.) 12/22 at UNLV W /29 at Utah L /2 UT-Pan American W /5 5 at Oklahoma State W /7 Providence W /12 Baylor W /14 at Texas Tech (ot) W /19 Nebraska W /23 24 Texas A&M L /26 24 at Baylor W /30 at Kansas State L /2 6 Oklahoma (ot) L /6 at Texas A&M W /9 Colorado W /11 2 Kansas (ot) L / 17 at Missouri W /20 13 Oklahoma State L /23 6 at Oklahoma L /26 Texas Tech W /2 at Iowa State W Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/8 Missouri W /9 4 Oklahoma L NCAA Midwest 1st & 2nd Rounds (Dallas, Texas) 3/15 Boston College W /17 17 Mississippi State W NCAA Midwest Regional (Madison, Wis.) 3/22 11 Oregon L

87 Year-by-Year Results : [26-7/13-3 Big 12 (2nd place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Semifinals AT&T Wireless Classic (New York, N.Y.) 11/ Georgia W /23 3 Stephen F. Austin W /27 3 UT-Arlington W Space City Hoops Classic (Houston, Texas) 11/30 3 Seton Hall W BB&T Classic (Washington, D.C.) 12/7 2 George Washington W /8 2 Notre Dame L / at Arizona L /19 10 McNeese State W /22 10 Princeton W /30 7 Louisiana Tech W /5 7 Mount St. Mary s W /11 8 Iowa State W /15 4 at Baylor W /18 4 Texas A&M W / Missouri W / at Kansas L /1 3 9 Oklahoma State W /4 3 at Colorado L /8 3 at Texas A&M W / Oklahoma W /15 6 at Nebraska W /17 3 Texas Tech W / at Oklahoma State L /26 5 Baylor W /1 5 at Texas Tech W /4 4 Kansas State W /8 4 5 at Oklahoma W Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Dallas, Texas) 3/14 3 Texas Tech L NCAA South 1st & 2nd Rounds (Birmingham, Ala.) 3/21 5 UNC Asheville W /23 5 Purdue W NCAA South Regional (San Antonio, Texas) 3/ Connecticut W /30 5 Michigan State W NCAA Final Four (New Orleans, La.) 4/ Syracuse L : [25-8/12-4 Big 12 (t-2nd place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 16 NABC Classic (Austin, Texas) 11/17 11 Brown W /24 11 Sam Houston St. W /29 11 Centenary W /4 8 Wofford W Jimmy V Classic (New York, N.Y.) 12/9 6 9 Arizona L /14 6 New Orleans W Dreyfus Classic (New York, N.Y.) 12/ Duke L /29 19 George Washington W /2 19 UT Arlington W / at Providence (ot) W /10 18 Baylor W / Wake Forest W /17 18 Nebraska W /20 16 at Missouri (ot) W / Oklahoma State L / at Texas Tech (ot) W /31 16 at Texas A&M W /4 11 Colorado W / Oklahoma W /10 11 at Baylor W /14 11 at Iowa State L /18 11 Texas A&M W /21 11 at Oklahoma W / Kansas W / Texas Tech W / at Oklahoma State L /6 10 at Kansas State L Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Dallas, Texas) 3/12 11 Oklahoma W / Kansas W / Oklahoma State L NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Denver, Colo.) 3/18 12 Princeton W / North Carolina W NCAA Regionals (Atlanta, Ga.) 3/26 12 Xavier L : [20-11/9-7 Big 12 (t-5th place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 64 11/19 16 Texas State W EA Sports Maui Invitational (Maui, Hawaii) 11/22 15 Chaminade W /23 15 Iowa L /24 15 Tennessee W /29 18 Coppin State W /4 18 at Seton Hall W /7 14 North Texas W /15 14 UT Arlington W / at Wake Forest L /22 15 Centenary W /29 15 UTSA W /2 15 UNLV W /6 15 Memphis W /9 15 Baylor W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (College Station, Texas) 1/12 10 at Texas A&M L /15 10 at Nebraska W / Oklahoma State W / at Oklahoma L /25 16 Texas Tech W / at Kansas L /5 20 Iowa State (ot) L /8 23 at Colorado L /12 23 Kansas State (ot) W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (Austin, Texas) 2/16 Texas A&M W /19 at Baylor W /22 at Texas Tech L /26 Missouri W /28 20 Oklahoma L /5 8 at Oklahoma State W Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/10 Colorado L NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Indianapolis, Ind.) 3/17 Nevada L : [30-7/13-3 Big 12 (t-1st place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 8 Big 12 Co-Champions Guardians Classic 1st & 2nd Rounds (Austin, Texas) 11/15 2 Southern W /16 2 Samford W Guardians Classic Semifinals & Finals (Kansas City, Mo.) 11/ West Virginia W / Iowa W /26 2 Louisiana-Monroe W /29 2 UT-Pan American W /3 2 UT Arlington W /5 2 at Rice (#) W / Duke (@) L /17 6 Tennessee L /22 15 Texas State W /30 15 Prairie View A&M W / at Memphis W /7 15 Colorado W /9 8 at Iowa State W / Villanova W /17 5 Texas Tech W /21 5 at Baylor W /23 4 Oklahoma State W / at Oklahoma L /1 7 at Missouri W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (Austin, Texas) 2/4 7 Texas A&M W /6 6 at Texas Tech W /11 6 Nebraska W /14 6 Baylor W /19 6 at Oklahoma State L /22 7 at Kansas State W / Kansas W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (College Station, Texas) 3/1 6 at Texas A&M L / Oklahoma W Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Dallas, Texas) 3/10 8 Texas Tech W /11 8 Texas A&M W / Kansas L NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Dallas, Texas) 3/17 9 Penn W /19 9 North Carolina State W NCAA Regionals (Atlanta, Ga.) 3/ West Virginia W / LSU (ot) L (#) at Toyota Center, Houston, Texas (@) at E. Rutherford, N.J : [25-10/12-4 Big 12 (3rd place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 32 2K Sports College Hoops Classic 1st & 2nd Rounds (Austin, Texas) 11/9 21 Alcorn State W /10 21 Chicago State W K Sports College Hoops Classic Semifinals & Finals (New York, N.Y.) 11/16 19 Michigan State L /17 19 St. John s W /21 Nicholls State W /28 Texas Southern W Basketball Hall of Fame Challenge (Phoenix, Ariz.) 12/2 22 Gonzaga L /10 9 LSU (#) (ot) W /16 Texas State W /20 Arkansas W /23 at Tennessee (ot) L /28 Centenary W /2 UT Arlington W /6 at Colorado W /10 25 Missouri W /13 25 Oklahoma W / at Oklahoma St. (3ot) L /20 21 at Villanova L /24 at Nebraska W /27 Baylor W /31 22 at Texas Tech W /3 22 Kansas State L State Farm Lone Star Showdown (College Station, Texas) 2/5 6 at Texas A&M L /10 Iowa State W /12 18 Oklahoma State W /17 at Baylor W /20 19 Texas Tech W /24 19 at Oklahoma W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (Austin, Texas) 2/ Texas A&M (2ot) W / at Kansas L Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 3/9 15 Baylor W /10 15 Oklahoma State W / Kansas (ot) L NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Spokane, Wash.) 3/16 11 New Mexico State W / USC L (#) at Toyota Center, Houston, Texas TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY

88 Year-by-Year Results : [31-7/13-3 Big 12 (t-1st)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 8 Big 12 Co-Champions 11/12 16 UTSA W StubHub! Legends Classic Regional Rounds (Austin, Texas) 11/16 16 UC Davis W /18 16 Arkansas-Monticello W StubHub! Legends Classic Semifinals & Finals (Newark, N.J.) 11/23 15 New Mexico State W / Tennessee W /28 8 Texas Southern W Big 12/Pac-10 Hardwood Series (Los Angeles, Calif.) 12/2 8 2 at UCLA W /5 4 North Texas W /8 4 at Rice (#) W /15 4 Texas State W /18 4 Oral Roberts W Dick s Sporting Goods Spartan Clash (Auburn Hills, Mich.) 12/ Michigan State L /29 9 Wisconsin L /2 14 TCU W /5 14 Saint Mary s (Calif.) W /12 12 at Missouri L /19 19 Colorado W /21 12 at Oklahoma State W /26 12 Texas Tech W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (College Station, Texas) 1/ at Texas A&M L / Baylor W /6 12 at Oklahoma W /9 12 at Iowa State W (ot) / Kansas W /16 11 at Baylor W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (Austin, Texas) 2/ Texas A&M W /23 7 Oklahoma W /25 5 at Kansas State W /1 5 at Texas Tech L /4 9 Nebraska W /9 9 Oklahoma State W Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/14 6 Oklahoma State W /15 6 Oklahoma W / Kansas L NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Little Rock, Ark.) 3/21 7 Austin Peay W /23 7 Miami (Fla.) W NCAA South Regionals (Houston, Texas) 3/ Stanford W / Memphis L (#) at Toyota Center, Houston, Texas : [23-12/9-7 Big 12 (t-4th place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 32 11/14 7 Stetson W /18 7 Tulane W EA Sports Maui Invitational (Maui, Hawaii) 11/24 6 Saint Joseph s W / Notre Dame L /26 6 Oregon W /30 6 Rice W Big 12/Pac-10 Hardwood Series (Austin, Texas) 12/ UCLA W Jimmy V Classic (New York, N.Y.) 12/ Villanova W /13 6 Texas State W /16 5 Texas Southern W / Michigan State (#) L /23 9 at Wisconsin W /2 8 Appalachian State W /6 7 at Arkansas L /10 7 Iowa State W / at Oklahoma L /17 11 at Texas Tech W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (Austin, Texas) 1/24 14 Texas A&M W /27 11 at Baylor W /31 11 Kansas State (ot) L /4 16 Missouri L /7 16 at Nebraska L /10 Oklahoma State W /14 at Colorado (ot) W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (College Station, Texas) 2/16 at Texas A&M L /21 2 Oklahoma W /25 25 Texas Tech W /28 25 at Oklahoma State L /2 Baylor W /7 9 at Kansas L Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 3/11 Colorado W /12 Kansas State W /13 Baylor L NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Greensboro, N.C.) 3/19 Minnesota W /21 6 Duke L (#) at Toyota Center, Houston, Texas : [24-10/9-7 Big 12 (t-6th place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 64 O Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic Regional Rounds (Austin, Texas) 11/15 3 UC Irvine W /18 3 Western Carolina W O Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic Championship Rounds (Kansas City, Mo.) 11/23 3 Iowa W /24 3 Pittsburgh W /29 3 at Rice W Big 12/Pac-10 Hardwood Series (Austin, Texas) 12/3 2 USC W /7 2 Long Beach State W /12 2 Texas State W /15 2 UT-Pan American W Inaugural Basketball Game at Cowboys Stadium (Arlington, Texas) 12/ North Carolina W / Michigan State W /29 2 Gardner-Webb W /2 2 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi W /5 2 at Arkansas W /9 2 Colorado W /13 1 at Iowa State W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (Austin, Texas) 1/16 1 Texas A&M (ot) W / at Kansas State L /23 1 at Connecticut L /27 6 Texas Tech W / Baylor (ot) L /1 9 at Oklahoma State W /6 9 at Oklahoma L / Kansas L /13 14 Nebraska W /17 15 at Missouri L /20 15 at Texas Tech W /24 21 Oklahoma State W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (College Station, Texas) 2/ at Texas A&M L /1 Oklahoma W /6 21 at Baylor L Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/10 Iowa State W /11 21 Baylor L NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (New Orleans, La.) 3/18 Wake Forest (ot) L : [28-8/13-3 Big 12 (2nd place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 32 2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer Regional Rounds (Austin, Texas) 11/8 Navy W /10 Louisiana Tech W K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer Championship Rounds (New York, N.Y.) 11/18 13 Illinois W (ot) /19 5 Pittsburgh L /23 20 Sam Houston St. W /27 20 Rice W /1 19 Lamar W Big 12/Pac-10 Hardwood Series (Los Angeles, Calif.) 12/5 19 at USC L /11 25 Texas State W /14 22 North Florida W /18 22 North Carolina (^) W / at Michigan State W /31 13 Coppin State W /4 12 Arkansas W / Connecticut (ot) L /11 12 at Texas Tech W /15 12 Oklahoma W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (Austin, Texas) 1/ Texas A&M W / at Kansas W /26 7 at Oklahoma State W / Missouri W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (College Station, Texas) 1/ at Texas A&M W /5 3 Texas Tech W /9 3 at Oklahoma W /12 3 Baylor W /16 3 Oklahoma State W /19 3 at Nebraska L /22 5 Iowa State W /26 5 at Colorado L /28 7 Kansas State L /5 7 at Baylor W Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/10 10 Oklahoma W /11 10 Texas A&M W / Kansas L NCAA 2nd & 3rd Rounds (Tulsa, Okla.) 3/18 8 Oakland W / Arizona L (^) at Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro, N.C : [20-14/9-9 Big 12 (6th place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 64 Ticket City Legends Classic Regional Rounds (Austin, Texas) 11/13 Boston University W /15 Rhode Island W Ticket City Legends Classic Championship Rounds (E. Rutherford, N.J.) 11/19 Oregon State (ot) L /21 North Carolina State L /26 Sam Houston St. W /29 North Texas W /3 at UCLA W /6 UT Arlington W /10 Texas State W /13 Nicholls State W /17 Temple W /21 5 at North Carolina L /31 Rice W /4 at Iowa State L /7 Oklahoma State W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (Austin, Texas) 1/11 Texas A&M W /14 9 at Missouri L /18 25 at Kansas State L TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 87

89 Year-by-Year Results 1/21 7 Kansas L /24 Iowa State W /28 6 at Baylor L /30 4 Missouri L /4 Texas Tech W State Farm Lone Star Showdown (College Station, Texas) 2/6 at Texas A&M W /11 Kansas State W /14 at Oklahoma W /18 at Oklahoma State L /20 13 Baylor L /25 at Texas Tech (ot) W /29 Oklahoma W /3 3 at Kansas L Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/8 25 Iowa State W /9 5 Missouri L NCAA 2nd & 3rd Rounds (Nashville, Tenn.) 3/16 Cincinnati L : [16-18/7-11 Big 12 (7th place)] Coach: Rick Barnes CBI Opening Round 11/9 -/24 Fresno State W EA Sports Maui Invitational Opening Game (Austin, Texas) 11/12 -/25 Coppin State W EA Sports Maui Invitational (Maui, Hawai i) 11/19 vs. Chaminade L /20 vs. USC (ot) L /21 vs. Mississippi St. W /27 Sam Houston State W /1 UT Arlington W Jimmy V Classic (New York, N.Y.) 12/4 15/23 vs. Georgetown L MD Anderson Proton Therapy Showcase (Houston, Texas) 12/8 vs. UCLA L /15 Texas State W /19 23/19 North Carolina W /22 20/19 at Michigan State L /29 Rice W /5 at Baylor (ot) L /9 West Virginia (ot) L /12 at Iowa State L /19 4/4 Kansas L /21 at Oklahoma L /26 Texas Tech W /30 18/21 at Kansas State L /2 TCU W /4 at West Virginia L /9 22/24 Oklahoma State L /13 Iowa State (2ot) W /16 14/13 at Kansas L /19 at TCU W /23 13/13 Kansas State L /27 Oklahoma (ot) W /2 15/18 at Oklahoma St. L /4 Baylor W /9 at Texas Tech (ot) W Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/13 vs. TCU W /14 11/12 vs. Kansas State L College Basketball Invitational (Houston, Texas) 3/20 at Houston L : [24-11/11-7 Big 12 (t-3rd place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 32 11/8 Mercer W CBE Hall of Fame Regional Round (Austin, Texas) 11/12 South Alabama W /15 Stephen F. Austin W CBE Hall of Fame Regional Round (Austin, Texas) 11/18 Houston Baptist W CBE Hall of Fame Classic Championship Round (Kansas City, Mo.) 11/25 vs. BYU L /26 vs. DePaul W /29 UT Arlington W Big 12/SEC Challenge (Austin, Texas) 12/2 Vanderbilt W /7 at Temple (ot) W /14 Texas State W /18 14/18 at North Carolina W /21 5/5 Michigan State L /30 Rice W /4 Oklahoma L /8 11/12 at Oklahoma State L /11 Texas Tech W /13 at West Virginia W /18 8/10 Iowa State W /21 22/- Kansas State W /25 24/23 at Baylor W /1 25/- 6/7 Kansas W /4 15/18 at TCU W /8 15/18 at Kansas State L /11 19/19 Oklahoma State W /15 19/19 West Virginia W /18 19/17 17/19 at Iowa State L /22 19/17 8/8 at Kansas L /26 24/23 Baylor W /1 24/23 -/25 at Oklahoma L /5 TCU W /8 at Texas Tech L Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/13 vs. West Virginia W /14 vs. Baylor L NCAA 2nd & 3rd Rounds (Milwaukee, Wis.) 3/20 vs. Arizona State W /22 7/8 vs. Michigan L : [20-14/8-10 Big 12 (t-6th place)] Coach: Rick Barnes NCAA Round of 64 2K Classic Regional Round (Austin, Texas) 11/14 10/10 North Dakota State W /16 10/10 Alcorn State W K Classic Championship Round (New York, N.Y.) 11/20 10/10 -/25 vs. Iowa W /21 10/10 vs. California W /25 7/9 Saint Francis (Pa.) W /30 7/9 24/22 at Connecticut W /2 6/7 UT Arlington W SEC/Big 12 Challenge (Lexington, Ky.) 12/5 6/7 1/1 at Kentucky L /13 8/9 Texas State W /16 9/9 Lipscomb W /20 9/9 Long Beach State W /23 9/9 Stanford (ot) L /29 11/10 Rice W /3 11/10 at Texas Tech W /5 10/10 Oklahoma L /10 10/10 at Oklahoma State L /17 20/20 16/15 West Virginia W /19 17/18 at TCU W /24 17/18 11/14 Kansas L /26 19/20 15/16 at Iowa State L /31 19/20 20/19 at Baylor L /4 25/- Oklahoma State (ot) L /7 at Kansas State W /11 TCU W /14 Texas Tech W /17 17/17 at Oklahoma L /21 14/14 Iowa State L /24 20/19 at West Virginia L /28 8/9 at Kansas L /2 14/16 Baylor (ot) W /7 Kansas State W Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/11 vs. Texas Tech W /12 13/15 vs. Iowa State L NCAA 2nd & 3rd Rounds (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 3/19 22/22 vs. Butler L : [20-13/11-7 Big 12 (4th place)] Coach: Shaka Smart NCAA Round of 64 Pac-12 China Game presented by Alibaba Group (Shanghai, China) 11/13 vs. Washington L Battle 4 Atlantis Regional Game (Austin, Texas) 11/21 Texas A&M-C.C. W Battle 4 Atlantis Championship Rounds (Paradise Island, Bahamas) 11/25 25/- Texas A&M L /26 vs. Washington W /27 vs. Michigan L /1 UT Arlington (ot) W /4 Samford W /8 UTSA W /12 3/3 North Carolina W /15 Appalachian State W /19 at Stanford W /29 Connecticut L /2 at Texas Tech L /5 Kansas State W /9 at TCU L /12 17/18 Iowa State (ot) W /16 Oklahoma State W /20 6/7 at West Virginia W /23 3/3 at Kansas L /26 TCU W Big 12/SEC Challenge (Austin, Texas) 1/30 Vanderbilt W /1 15/13 at Baylor W /6 Texas Tech W /8 24/25 3/3 at Oklahoma L /13 24/25 14/15 at Iowa State L /16 24/25 10/11 West Virginia W /20 24/25 25/22 Baylor L /22 25/25 at Kansas State W /27 25/25 3/4 Oklahoma W /29 23/22 1/1 Kansas L /4 23/22 at Oklahoma State W Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/10 23/22 22/20 vs. Baylor L NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 3/18 vs. Northern Iowa L TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY

90 : [11-22/4-14 Big 12 (10th place)] Coach: Shaka Smart 11/11 21/22 Incarnate Word W Legends Classic Regional Round (Austin, Texas) 11/14 23/21 Louisiana Monroe W /17 23/21 Eastern Washington W Legends Classic Championship Round (Brooklyn, N.Y.) 11/21 22/21 vs. Northwestern L /22 22/21 vs. Colorado L /29 UT Arlington L /2 Alabama W /6 at Michigan L /10 Long Beach State W Lone Star Shootout (Houston, Texas) 12/17 vs. Arkansas L /21 UAB W /27 Kent State L /30 at Kansas State L /4 Oklahoma State W /7 at Iowa State L /11 TCU L /14 10/9 West Virginia L /17 6/6 at Baylor L /21 2/1 at Kansas L /23 Oklahoma W SEC/Big 12 Challenge (Athens, Ga.) 1/28 at Georgia L /1 Texas Tech W /4 at TCU L /7 Iowa State W /11 at Oklahoma State L /14 at Oklahoma L /18 Kansas State L /20 12/13 at West Virginia L /25 3/3 Kansas L /1 at Texas Tech L /4 11/11 Baylor L Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) 3/8 vs. Texas Tech W /9 11/11 vs. West Virginia L TEXAS BASKETBALL Year-by-Year Results TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 89

91 All-Time Jersey Numbers Listed are jersey numbers worn by Longhorns since the season. Selected jersey numbers of some players prior to that year are also listed. 0 Tevin Mack ( ) Kendal Yancy ( ) Dean Melchionni (2013) Julien Lewis ( ) Avery Bradley (2010) James Thomas ( ) 00 James Banks III (2018-) Sonny Alvarado ( ) George Turner (1980) Johnny Moore ( ) 03 Carlton Cooper (1982) 1 Andrew Jones (2017-) Isaiah Taylor ( ) Sheldon McClellan ( ) Gary Johnson ( ) Daniel Gibson ( ) Roosevelt Brown ( ) 2 Matt Coleman (2018-) Isaiah Hobbs (2017) Demarcus Holland ( ) Jaylen Bond ( ) Shawn Williams (2010) Dogus Balbay (2008) P.J. Tucker ( ) William Wyatt ( ) 3 Jacob Young (2017-) Javan Felix ( ) Jordan Hamilton (2011) A.J. Abrams ( ) Dion Dowell ( ) Brandon Mouton ( ) Nnadubem Gabe Muoneke ( ) Tremaine Wingfield ( ) Benford Williams ( ) 4 Mohamed Bamba (2018-) James Banks (2017) Danny Newsome ( ) Dogus Balbay ( ) J.D. Lewis ( ) Edgar Moreno (2004) Chris Mihm ( ) Sheldon Quarles ( ) Larry Wilson (1979) Brent Boyd (1978) 5 Royce Hamm Jr. (2018-) Kendal Yancy ( ) Damarcus Croaker ( ) Dean Melchionni (2012) Cory Joseph (2011) Damion James ( ) A.J. Abrams (2006) Adam Gracely (2005) Maurice Evans (2001) Ivan Wagner ( ) Al Coleman ( ) Virdell Howland ( ) 6 Jack Gray ( ) 10 Eric Davis Jr. (2016-) Jonathan Holmes ( ) Jai Lucas ( ) Kenny Taylor ( ) Fredie Williams ( ) Yair Harari ( ) B.J. Tyler ( ) Fred Carson ( ) Johnny Moore (1976) David Tyler (1974) Gary Belger (1973) Billy Black ( ) Jim Bob Smith ( ) Donnie Lasiter ( ) Billy Davenport ( ) Charley Warren (1954) Tommy Estes (1955) Doug Hart (1953) Jimmy Viramontes ( ) Dick Harris (1950) 11 T.J. Ford ( ) - RETIRED Michael Schwartz (1999) Jeremy Lamin ( ) Courtney Jeans ( ) Derrick Shelton (1987) George Davis ( ) Brett Smith (1983) Robert Hughes (1982) Bobby Harris (1981) Jim Krivacs ( ) Jay Lapeyre ( ) Tres Blackenbackler ( ) Mike Tennyson ( ) Mike Gammon ( ) Jimmy Puryear ( ) Donnie Wilson ( ) Kenneth Cleveland ( ) Leon Black ( ) 12 Kerwin Roach II (2016-) Myck Kabongo ( ) Trent Morgan (2011) Kenton Paulino ( ) Roderick Anderson ( ) Joey Wright ( ) Alex Broadway ( ) Mike Hess (1984) David Willett (1983) Ray Harper ( ) Ron Baxter ( ) Marcus Whitson (1969) Bobby Bradley (1967) Paul Olivier ( ) John Heller ( ) Jay Arnette ( ) Herbert Dodson (1957) Jimmy Browning ( ) Carroll Minor ( ) Frank Womack ( ) Bobby Moers ( ) 13 Jase Febres (2018-) Sterling Gibbs (2012) Tristan Thompson (2011) Sydmill Harris ( ) Yair Harari (2001) Brandy Perryman ( ) Lamont Hill ( ) Teyon McCoy (1991) Larry Smith ( ) Barry Dowd ( ) Mack Burk (1955) Joe Cortez ( ) Jack Sowell (1952) Dick Harris (1951) Tom Hamilton ( ) 14 Mareik Isom (2017) Julien Lewis (2013) J Covan Brown ( ) D.J. Augustin ( ) Ian Mooney (2006) Brian Kanatzar (1999) Ford Allen (1998) Lamont Hill (1996) Travis Mays ( ) Karl Willock ( ) Gary Goodner ( ) Chris Voegele ( ) George Stacy (1972) Sam Bradley (1970) Ken McWilliams (1968) Dale Dotson ( ) Tommy Nelms ( ) Robert Ledbetter ( ) James Gandy ( ) Bob Hover (1958) Kenneth Horwitz ( ) George Gage ( ) Glen Moore (1952) George Cobb (1951) 15 Alexis Wangmene (2008) Deginald Erskin ( ) Kris Clack ( ) Terrence Rencher ( ) Ovie Dotson ( ) Tommy Delatour (1975) Gary Boydstun (1974) Eric Groscurth ( ) Billy Black (1969) Billy Arnold ( ) Jimmy Gilbert ( ) Paul Hyatt (1960) Bobby Puryear ( ) John Schmid (1954) Cecil Morgan ( ) Luther Scarborough (1950) Slater Martin (1944, 47-49)-RETIRED 16 George Cobb (1950) Al Madsen (1949) 17 Bill McGee (1950) 18 James Dowies (1950) 19 John Langdon (1948) 20 Jericho Sims (2018-) Alexis Wangmene ( ) Chris Owens ( ) Anthony Goode ( ) Albert Burditt ( ) Doug Moe (1983) Tom Douglass (1982) John Carsey ( ) Paul Chadwell (1978) Ed Johnson ( ) Jack Louis ( ) Wayne Doyal ( ) Noel Stout ( ) Jimmy Clark ( ) Dick Beard (1960) Bob Stewart (1959) David Rozzell (1958) Philip Kidd ( ) George Scaling ( ) Joe Ed Falk (1950) Vilbry White (1949) 21 Dylan Osetkowski (2017-) Connor Lammert ( ) Matt Hill ( ) Jason Klotz ( ) Chris McColpin ( ) Bernard Smith (1998) Tommy Penders ( ) Dan Krueger ( ) Mike Dukes ( ) Terry Mullin (1970) Glenn Hamilton (1968) John Robinson ( ) Jerry Graham ( ) Kermit Decker ( ) Norman Hooten (1955) Jim Richardson ( ) Joe Cortez (1952) Phil Ransopher (1950) 22 Isaiah Hobbs (2018) Brandon Allums (2015) Andrew Dick ( ) Ian Mooney ( ) Brad Buckman ( ) Lawrence Williams (2000) Wendell Carter ( ) Montee Kelly (1997) Tommy Penders (1995) Tony Watson ( ) Wayne Thomas ( ) Craig Carlton (1984) Denard Holmes (1982) Wade Blundell (1979) Carl Belcher ( ) Pat McClellan ( ) Mike Smith ( ) Bo Rothchild ( ) Butch Skeete ( ) Andy Santos ( ) Norman Hooten ( ) Sam Bradshaw ( ) Max Smith (1952) Kelton Brewer (1951) Bill Huffman (1950) 23 Jordan Hamilton (2010) Harrison Smith ( ) LaMarcus Aldridge ( ) Terrell Ross ( ) William Clay ( ) Cal Varner (1995) Mike Richardson ( ) Mark Hall ( ) James Novak (1986) Marcus Bolden ( ) Robert Hughes (1983) Arved White (1960) TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY

92 All-Time Jersey Numbers Listed are jersey numbers worn by Longhorns since the season. Selected jersey numbers of some players prior to that year are also listed. Charley Cox ( ) Charles Howard ( ) Bob Waggener ( ) Ted Price ( ) Bobby Joe Clark (1950) Bobby Moers (1940) 24 Martez Walker (2014) Justin Mason ( ) Royal Ivey ( ) Harold Rayfield (1999) Ira Clark ( ) Rob Garner (1992) Winn Shepard ( ) Kelvin Collins ( ) Tom Nelson (1984) Jack Worthington ( ) Daryl Bushrod (1981) Brent Boyd ( ) John Carsey (1978) Hank Bauerschlag ( ) Jon Groerich (1973) Scooter Lenox ( ) Bill Ehman ( ) Bill Mimms ( ) Gary Meyer (1958) Bill Groogan ( ) Wayman Buchanan ( ) Dimitry Vergun (1953) Luther Scarborough ( ) Wilson Taylor (1950) 25 Joe Schwartz ( ) Dean Melchionni ( ) Darren Kelly ( ) Titus Warmsley (1996) Sunny Chaplin ( ) James Booker (1982) Jan Hadley (1977) Tommy Delatour (1974) Steve Slaton ( ) Bob Lawson (1969) John Matzinger ( ) Steve Carter ( ) Bill Price (1962) Bill Brown (1960) Barry Stone (1958) Bill Reed (1957) Wayman Buchanan (1956) John Schmid (1955) Bill Warrick (1954) Don Klein (1950) Slue Hull (1941) 27 John Hargis (1947) Denton Cooley ( ) 30 Ryan McClurg ( ) Craig Winder ( ) Drew Brown ( ) Dexter Cambridge ( ) James Tandy (1982) Phillip Stroud ( ) John Danks (1977) Bruce Baker ( ) Jimmy Blacklock ( ) Jeff Baker (1969) Bill Bogan ( ) Minton White ( ) Bob Ittner (1964) Jack Dugan ( ) Charles Loney (1959) Bub Farrell ( ) Gary Meyer (1956) Bill Warrick (1955) Billy Powell ( ) 31 Jarrett Allen (2017) Chris Price (2005) DeJuan Vazquez ( ) Tyrone Branyan ( ) Rick Kruger (1972) Jeff Baker ( ) Mike Humphrey ( ) Albert Almanza ( ) Raymond Downs ( ) Gib Ford ( ) 32 Shaquille Cleare ( ) Connor Atchley ( ) Drew Gressett ( ) Reggie Freeman ( ) Lance Blanks ( ) Steven McTavish (1988) Myron Lilley ( ) Donnie Ellis ( ) John Danks ( ) Norvell Brown (1977) Tommy Weilert ( ) B.G. Brosterhous ( ) Bruce Motley ( ) Larry Lake ( ) Jack Nash (1965) Harvey Holliman ( ) Wayne Clark ( ) John Shaffer ( ) Fred Nagle (1955) Fred Saunders ( ) James Dowies ( ) 33 Jordan Barnett ( ) Ioannis Papapetrou (2013) Brian Boddicker ( ) Marlon Drakes (1999) Carlton Dixon ( ) Gerrald Houston ( ) Russell Green (1988) Patrick Fairs ( ) Carlton Cooper ( ) Bill Wendlandt ( ) Henry Johnson ( ) Jeff Boothe ( ) Harry Larrabee ( ) Kurt Papp (1967) John Bush ( ) Ron Weaks ( ) Coyle Winborn (1961) Brenton Hughes ( , 60) Arved White (1959) Bill Reed (1956) Arthur Stewart ( ) Dick Harris (1952) Joe Ed Falk (1951) 34 Dexter Pittman ( ) Marlon Drakes (1998) Russell Freeman (1996) Corey Lockridge ( ) Of the current legal jersey numbers (NCAA rules dictate any number on an individual jersey may not exceed the numeral 5 ) only one has yet to be worn by a Longhorn: 51. Rick Fluckey (1988) Mark Hall (1987) Ed Green ( ) Mitch Parrish ( ) Steve Frederick (1980) Ovie Dotson (1976) Sammy Hyde ( ) Joe Fisher ( ) Jerry Don Smith ( ) Ellis Olmstead ( ) Jim Magill ( ) Don Klein ( ) 35 Kevin Durant (2007) - RETIRED Al Segova ( ) Rob Cunningham ( ) Mike Lien ( ) Phillip Davis (1974) Jerry Brooks ( ) Ralph Elliott (1971) Mike Smith (1970) Kelly Baker (1968) Charley Turnbough ( ) John Paul Fultz ( ) Jimmy Brown ( ) Ed Russell ( ) Gary Meyer (1957) Bill Groogan (1955) Charles Howard (1954) 36 Phil Ransopher (1951) 40 Tarale Murry ( ) Mike Williams ( ) Nate Gilmore ( ) Ken Montgomery ( ) Rich Parson ( ) John Wilson ( ) Richard Langdon ( ) Gary Overbeck ( ) Larry Franks ( ) 41 Hank Dudek ( ) Tom Douglass ( ) Mike Murphy ( ) Larry Robinson ( ) John Langdon ( ) Kurt Papp ( ) Mike Wade (1965) 42 Carl Simpson ( ) Locksley Collie ( ) Alvin Heggs ( ) Doug Dennis ( ) Bill Wendlandt ( ) LaSalle Thompson ( ) Gary Goodner ( ) Scotty Brown ( ) Bob Ittner ( ) Brooks Porter (1961) 43 Andrew Fowler ( ) Dennis Perryman ( ) James Booker (1983) Henry Johnson ( ) 44 Prince Ibeh ( ) Chris Wright ( ) Jason Klotz (2001) Luke Axtell (1998) Rich McIver ( ) Guillermo Myers ( ) Thomas Gipson ( ) Chris Garrett (1987) John Sykes (1986) Mike Wacker ( ) Dave Shepard ( ) Bill Mannefeld (1976) Tyrone Johnson ( ) Richard Christiansen (1973) Lynn Howden ( ) Mike Lochner ( ) Mickey White ( ) 45 Chris Ogden ( ) 50 Varez Ward ( ) Connor Atchley (2005) Dennis Jordan ( ) Brad Olson (1980) Tom Nichols ( ) James Price (1974) 52 Myles Turner (2015) Brandon Allums (2014) Kevin Bridges ( ) David Cones (1987) David Seitz ( ) Keith Stephens ( ) 53 Clint Chapman ( ) Jerome Spinner (1987) Jerry Holmes ( ) 54 Jose Nassar ( ) Raynard Davis ( ) Mike Bond (1983) 55 Elijah Long (2018-) Cameron Ridley ( ) Jesse Sandstad ( ) George Muller ( ) John Brownlee ( ) J. James Lopez (1980) Tom Nichols ( ) Brett Taylor (1975) Rich Parson (1974) TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 91

93 All-Time Home and Road/Neutral Totals SEASON HOME ROAD/NEUTRAL TOTAL No Team SEASON HOME ROAD/NEUTRAL TOTAL Home 1, (.770) Road/Neutral (.485) Totals 1,749-1,057 (.623) Most Home Games 18, five times Most Games Away From Home 21 in Most Home Wins 17 in Most Wins Away From Home 14, three times TOP ROAD WINNING PERCENTAGES minimum 10 games PCT. YEAR ROAD ALL UNDEFEATED HOME SEASONS 14 total minimum 10 games listed HOME YEAR ALL TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY

94 TRACKING TEXAS IN THE AP POLL (ranked 1 week) Feb # (ranked 9 weeks) Jan #15 Jan #15 Jan #12 Feb #12 Feb #12 Feb #14 Feb #12 Mar #16 Mar # (ranked 12 weeks) Preseason #6 Nov #13 Dec #13 Dec #17 Dec #19 Jan #17 Jan #11 Feb #12 Feb #12 Feb #11 Feb #14 Mar # (ranked 4 weeks) Jan #19 Jan #7 Jan #5 Feb # (ranked 8 weeks) Preseason #22 Nov #22 Dec #23 Dec #25 Dec #23 Feb #24 Mar #23 Mar # (ranked 2 weeks) Mar #25 Mar # (ranked 1 week) Jan # (ranked 12 weeks) Preseason #16 Nov #17 Nov #18 Dec #18 Dec #13 Dec #14 Dec #18 Dec #18 Jan #22 Jan #23 Jan #23 Jan # (ranked 1 week) Preseason #22 TEXAS BASKETBALL Texas in the Polls The Associated Press began its basketball rankings on January 20, 1949, with a Top 20 poll. Starting in the season, AP provided a preseason poll. From to , the AP used a Top 10 poll. The AP rankings became a Top 20 poll again in , before changing to its current Top 25 format in AP also ran post-ncaa Tournament polls in 1953, 1954, 1974 and (ranked 1 week) Feb # (ranked 19 weeks) Preseason #21 Nov #21 Nov #20 Nov #9 Dec #10 Dec #15 Dec #14 Dec #18 Jan #17 Jan #15 Jan #14 Jan #17 Jan #16 Feb #18 Feb #17 Feb #14 Feb #16 Mar #13 Mar # (ranked 6 weeks) Jan #24 Jan #23 Jan #20 Feb #24 Mar #20 Mar # (ranked 2 weeks) Preseason #23 Jan # (ranked 19 weeks) Preseason #4 Nov #3 Nov #3 Dec #2 Dec #8 Dec #10 Dec #9 Dec #7 Jan #8 Jan #4 Jan #4 Jan #3 Feb #3 Feb #6 Feb #3 Feb #5 Mar #4 Mar #3 Mar # (ranked 19 weeks) Preseason #12 Nov. 17 #11 Nov #11 Dec #8 Dec #6 Dec tie #11 Dec #18 Dec #19 Jan #18 Jan #18 Jan #16 Jan #16 Feb #11 Feb #11 Feb #11 Feb #10 Mar #10 Mar #11 Mar # (ranked 14 weeks) Preseason #16 Nov #16 Nov #15 Nov #18 Dec #14 Dec #14 Dec #15 Dec #15 Jan #15 Jan #10 Jan #15 Jan #16 Jan #20 Feb # (ranked 19 weeks) Preseason #2 Nov #2 Nov #2 Nov #2 Dec #2 Dec #6 Dec #15 Dec #15 Jan #15 Jan #8 Jan #5 Jan #4 Jan #7 Feb #6 Feb #6 Feb #7 Feb #6 Mar #8 Mar # (ranked 9 weeks) Preseason #21 Nov #19 Jan #25 Jan #21 Jan #22 Feb #19 Feb #15 Mar #15 Mar # TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 93

95 (ranked 20 weeks) Preseason #15 Nov. 12 #16 Nov #15 Nov #8 Dec #4 Dec #4 Dec #4 Dec #9 Dec #14 Jan #12 Jan #19 Jan #12 Jan #10 Feb #12 Feb #11 Feb #7 Feb #5 Mar #9 Mar #6 Mar # (ranked 14 weeks) Preseason #7 Nov #7 Nov #6 Dec #8 Dec #6 Dec #5 Dec #9 Dec #8 Jan #7 Jan #11 Jan #14 Jan #11 Feb #16 Feb # (ranked 16 weeks) Preseason #3 Nov #3 Nov #3 Nov #2 Dec #2 Dec #2 Dec #2 Dec #2 Jan #2 Jan #1 Jan #1 Jan #6 Feb #9 Feb #14 Feb #15 Feb #21 TEXAS BASKETBALL Texas in the Polls (ranked 17 weeks) Nov #20 Nov #19 Dec #25 Dec tie #22 Dec #18 Dec #13 Jan #12 Jan #12 Jan #10 Jan #7 Jan #3 Feb #3 Feb #3 Feb #5 Feb #7 Mar #10 Mar # (ranked 5 weeks) Jan #25 Feb #15 Feb #19 Feb #19 Feb # (ranked 13 weeks) Preseason #10 Nov #10 Nov #7 Dec #6 Dec #8 Dec #9 Dec #9 Dec #11 Jan #10 Jan #20 Jan #17 Jan #19 Feb # (ranked 5 weeks) Feb #24 Feb #24 Feb #25 Feb #23 Mar # (ranked 3 weeks) Preseason #21 Nov #23 Nov # TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY

96 Texas in the Polls TEXAS VS. THE AP TOP 25, YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BREAKDOWN Overall (.315) Home (.480) Away (.193) Neutral (.275) BREAKDOWN BY COACHES Coach Years vs. Top 25 Jack Gray , (.000) Slue Hull (.125) Marshall Hughes (.000) Harold Bradley (.333) Leon Black (.250) Abe Lemons (.412) Bob Weltlich (.056) Tom Penders (.185) Rick Barnes (.402) Shaka Smart (.300) TEXAS AND THE AP POLL BREAKDOWN Highest ranking #1 (twice, last: Jan. 18, 2010) Highest preseason rank #2 ( ) Highest final rank #5 ( ) Most consecutive weeks in the AP poll 52 (Preseason in to Feb. 7, 2005) TEXAS AND THE PRESEASON AP POLL # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #21 TEXAS AND THE FINAL AP POLL # # # # # # # # # # #8 TEXAS NO. 1 MATCHUPS Mar. 15, 1963 vs. #1 Cincinnati $ L, Dec. 29, 1971 at #1 UCLA L, Dec. 13, 1980 vs. #1 DePaul L, Jan. 6, 1997 at #1 Kansas L, Dec. 15, 2002 at #1 Arizona L, Dec. 10, 2005 vs. #1 Duke # L, Feb. 8, 2010 vs. #1 Kansas L, Dec. 5, 2014 at #1 Kentucky L, Feb. 29, 2016 vs. #1 Kansas L, $ NCAA Midwest Regional (Lawrence, Kan.) # at Continental Airlines Arena (E. Rutherford, N.J.) TEXAS AND THE ESPN/USA TODAY POLL Texas rankings in the final ESPN/USA Today poll (began in 1983) # # # # # tie # # # # # # # #16 Texas and the ESPN/USA Today poll breakdown Highest ranking #1 (twice, last: Jan. 18, 2010) Highest preseason rank #3 ( and ) Most consecutive weeks 51 (Preseason in to Feb. 7, 2005) TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 95

97 Texas in the NCAA Statistics Longhorns basketball records are based on official statistics filed with the NCAA Service Bureau. Postseason tournament game statistics are included in official stats. Exhibition game stats are not included. Note: Categories listed only when Texas ranked in the Top 20 nationally. TEAM RANKINGS Season Category Rank Statistics FT Percentage 1st Scoring Defense 6th Scoring Defense 10th FG Percentage 4th FG Percentage 6th FG Percentage 6th FG Percentage 9th FG Percentage 9th FT Percentage 6th FT Percentage 6th 76.0 W-L Percentage 10th Scoring 4th FG Made per game 10th Scoring 7th Scoring 6th Scoring 4th 91.7 Scoring Margin 9th Scoring 3rd 92.9 Scoring Margin 14th FG Made per game 16th 8.4 W-L Percentage tie 19th Scoring 19th _ FG Percentage Defense 11th 38.6 Scoring Margin 20th FG Percentage Defense 5th Rebound Margin tie 6th 6.9 W-L Percentage tie 17th 78.8 Scoring 18th 79.3 Scoring Margin tie 20th Turnovers per game 9th 11.8 Rebound Margin 11th 6.7 FG Percentage Defense 15th 39.6 Scoring Margin 19th FG Percentage Defense 16th Rebound Margin 1st 10.6 Scoring Margin 2nd 14.9 FG Percentage Defense 5th 38.4 Personal Fouls per game 11th 15.2 W-L Percentage 12th Scoring Offense 6th 81.7 Blocked Shots per game 15th Turnovers per game 1st 9.4 Assist Turnover Ratio 5th 1.40 FG Percentage Defense 9th 38.9 W-L Percentage 11th Blocked Shots per game 15th Scoring Offense 6th 81.2 Scoring Margin 14th 11.2 Blocked Shots per game 15th 5.7 Rebound Margin 18th FG Percentage Defense 6th FG Percentage Defense 6th 29.5 Scoring Margin 8th 12.9 Rebound Margin 16th FG Percentage Defense 10th FG Percentage Defense 11th Offensive Rebounds per game 3rd 15.1 Total Rebounds 5th 1,449 Rebound Margin 10th 7.0 Total Blocks 11th 206 Blocked Shots per game 14th 5.9 Defensive Rebounds per game 20th Blocked Shots per game 1st 7.8 Total Blocks 2nd 265 Defensive Rebounds per game 3rd 27.3 FG Percentage Defense 4th 36.8 Rebound Margin 4th 8.5 Total Rebounds per game 5th Turnovers 16th 341 Turnovers per game 18th 10.3 TEXAS NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS ASSISTS Season Player G Ast Avg T.J. Ford REBOUNDING Season Player G Reb Avg LaSalle Thompson STEALS Season Player G Stl Avg Roderick Anderson INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS Season Category Name Rank Statistics Single-Game Scoring Slater Martin 3rd 49 FG Percentage Vilbry White 9th FG Percentage Raymond Downs 4th 54.0 Scoring Raymond Downs 8th 26.4 FT Percentage Raymond Downs 9th FG Percentage Brenton Hughes 7th FG Percentage Joe Fisher 3rd FT Percentage Jim Krivacs 7th FT Percentage Jim Krivacs 3rd Rebounding LaSalle Thompson 5th Rebounding LaSalle Thompson 1st Steals Lance Blanks 9th Assists B.J. Tyler 17th Steals B.J. Tyler 5th 3.1 3FG Made B.J. Tyler 8th 3.5 FG Percentage Albert Burditt 20th Steals Roderick Anderson 1st 3.37 Assists Roderick Anderson 14th Scoring Reggie Freeman 16th Scoring Reggie Freeman 18th Blocked Shots Chris Mihm 8th Rebounding Chris Mihm 4th 11.0 Blocked Shots Chris Mihm 17th _ Rebounding Chris Mihm 7th 10.5 Blocked Shots Chris Mihm 20th Assists T.J. Ford 1st Assists T.J. Ford 3rd 7.70 Rebounding James Thomas 10th Single-Game Rebounds Brad Buckman tie 9th Single-Game Rebounds Kevin Durant tie 2nd 23 Assists D.J. Augustin 4th 6.7 Rebounding Kevin Durant 4th 11.1 Scoring Kevin Durant 4th FG Made A.J. Abrams 9th Rebounding Damion James 15th Double Doubles Damion James 13th 17 Rebounding Damion James 16th 10.3 FT Percentage J Covan Brown 16th Scoring J Covan Brown 14th Total Blocks Myles Turner 18th TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY

98 COMPOSITE BIG 12 RECORDS ( ) TITLES TEAM RECORD PCT (OUTRIGHT) LAST Kansas (13) 2017 TEXAS (1) 2008 Oklahoma (0) 2005 West Virginia Missouri Oklahoma State (1) 2004 Iowa State (2) 2001 Kansas State Nebraska Baylor Colorado Texas A&M Texas Tech TCU ALL-TIME BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS TEAM RECORD PCT TITLES Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Oklahoma State TEXAS Iowa State Baylor TCU West Virginia Kansas State Texas Tech Colorado Nebraska Texas A&M TEXAS BASKETBALL Big 12 Conference History TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY ALL-TIME BIG 12 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS TEAM SCORING YEAR CHAMPION W-L CHAMPION PTS _ AVG Kansas 15-1 Cory Carr, TT Kansas 15-1 Corey Brewer, OU TEXAS 13-3 Venson Hamilton, NU Iowa St Marcus Fizer, ISU Iowa St Maurice Baker, OSU Kansas 16-0 Andre Emmett, TT Kansas 14-2 Andre Emmett, TT Oklahoma St Andre Emmett, TT Kansas, Oklahoma 12-4 Wayne Simien, KU TEXAS, Kansas 13-3 Jarrius Jackson, TT Kansas 14-2 Kevin Durant, UT TEXAS, Kansas 13-3 Michael Beasley, KSU Kansas 14-2 Blake Griffin, OU Kansas 15-1 James Anderson, OSU Kansas 14-2 Jacob Pullen, KSU Kansas 16-2 J Covan Brown, UT Kansas, Kansas St Pierre Jackson, BU Kansas 14-4 Juwan Staten, WVU Kansas 13-5 Buddy Hield, OU Kansas 15-3 Buddy Hield, OU Kansas 16-2 Frank Mason III, KU ALL-TIME BIG 12 CONFERENCE FINISHES YEAR BU CU ISU KU KSU MU NU OU OSU TCU UT A&M TT WV t 1 11t 10 7t 6 7t - 3t 11t 3t* t 7t t 5t 4 2t 2t t t 9 2t 7t 2t 5t 2t 5t t 10t t t 3t 3t - 2 8t t t 5-2t 11t 11t t 9 10t 1 7t 6 7t 2 3t - 3t 12 3t t 5t 9t t t 7t t 9t 5t 9t 7 1-2t 12 5t t 1t t 1t 3-5t t 1t 7t t - 1t 4 7t t t 7t 7t t t t 4t 7t - 1t 6 7t t t - 4t 4t t 8 9t 1 2t t 6t - 6t 2t 9t t 5t t 5t 7t 10t 9-2 3t 10t t - 3t t 1t 1t - - 4t t - 3t t - 9 6t t - 2t 1 6t - - 2t 6t 9 6t t t - 5t t - 2t t 10-7t 2t *Texas Tech forfeited its conference wins due to the use of ineligible players. 97

99 Southwest Conference History ALL-TIME SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS TEAM SCORING YR CHAMPION W-L CHAMPION PTS _ AVG Texas 6-0 Littlefield (Texas) Texas 6-0 Tomfohrde (Rice) Texas 7-1 Thompson (Texas) Rice 7-3 Timmons (Rice) Texas 11-2 Greer (Texas) Texas A&M 16-0 Forbes (Texas A&M) Texas A&M 10-2 Peyton (Texas) Texas A&M 13-3 Peyton (Texas) Texas A&M 15-3 Peyton (Texas) Texas 20-0 Darby (Texas A&M) Oklahoma A&M 12-2 George (TCU) Arkansas 11-1 Adams (Arkansas) Arkansas 8-2 Allison (SMU) Arkansas 12-0 Pickell (Arkansas) Arkansas 11-1 Brock (Texas) Arkansas 10-2 Hess (Rice) TCU 9-3 Dietzel (TCU) Baylor 10-2 Dietzel (TCU) Texas 11-1 Gray (Texas) TCU 10-2 Gray (Texas) SMU, Rice, Arkansas 9-3 Gray (Texas) Arkansas 11-1 Collins (Texas) SMU 10-2 Lockard (Arkansas) Arkansas 11-1 Kirkpatrick (Baylor) Texas 10-2 Adams (Arkansas) Rice 10-2 Wilkerson (SMU) Arkansas 12-0 Adams (Arkansas) Rice, Arkansas 10-2 Parks (Baylor) Texas, Rice 9-3 Closs (Rice) Arkansas, Rice 11-1 Henry (Rice) Rice 12-0 Henry (Rice) Baylor 11-1 Kok (Arkansas) Texas 12-0 Williams (Arkansas) Baylor 11-1 Kok (Arkansas) Rice, Baylor, Arkansas 9-3 Tom (Rice) Arkansas, Baylor 8-4 Hamilton (Texas) Texas, TCU, Texas A&M 8-4 Johnson (Baylor) TCU 11-1 McLeod (TCU) TCU 9-3 Schwinger (Rice) Texas, Rice 9-3 Schwinger (Rice) SMU 9-3 O Neal (TCU) TEAM SCORING YR CHAMPION W-L CHAMPION PTS _ AVG SMU 12-0 Downs (Texas) SMU 11-2 Krebs (SMU) SMU, Arkansas 9-4 Herrscher (SMU) TCU 12-2 Kirchner (TCU) Texas 11-3 Mounts (Texas Tech) Texas Tech 11-3 Broussard (Texas A&M) Texas Tech, SMU 11-3 Loudermilk (SMU) Texas 13-1 B. Lenox (Texas A&M) Rhine (Rice) Texas A&M 13-1 Rhine (Rice) Texas, SMU 10-4 Beasley (Texas A&M) SMU 11-3 Beasley (Texas A&M) SMU 12-2 Hardy (Baylor) TCU 9-5 Arnold (Texas) Texas A&M 12-2 Phillips (SMU) Rice 10-4 Phillips (SMU) TCU 11-3 Phillips (SMU) Texas, SMU 10-4 Terry (Arkansas) Texas Tech 12-2 Terry (Arkansas) Texas 11-3 L. Robinson (Texas) Texas A&M 12-2 Bullock (Texas Tech) Texas A&M 14-2 Birdsong (Houston) Arkansas 16-0 Birdsong (Houston) Texas, Arkansas 14-2 V. Johnson (Baylor) Texas, Arkansas 13-3 V. Johnson (Baylor) Texas A&M 14-2 Teagle (Baylor) Arkansas 13-3 R. Williams (Houston) Arkansas 12-4 Pierce (Rice) Houston 16-0 Walker (Arkansas) Houston 15-1 Young (Houston) Texas Tech 12-4 Kleine (Arkansas) Texas, TCU, Texas A&M 12-4 Franklin (Houston) TCU 14-2 Armstrong (SMU) SMU 12-4 Middleton (Baylor) Arkansas 13-3 Mays (Texas) Arkansas 14-2 Mays (Texas) Arkansas 15-1 Wright (Texas) Texas, Houston 11-3 Wesley (Baylor) SMU 12-2 Richardson (Texas) Texas 12-2 Tyler (Texas) Texas, Texas Tech 11-3 Thomas (TCU) Texas Tech 14-0 Skinner (Baylor) TEXAS SWC CHAMPIONSHIPS SWC ALL GAMES SEASON W-L W-L * * * * * * * * * * *co-championship TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY

100 Southwest Conference History ALL-TIME SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE FINISHES YEAR ARK BAY HOU RICE SMU UT A&M TCU TECH t 4t t t 7t * 6 2t 2t t 6t 3 2 4t 6t t 3t t 7 4 5t t 7 3t 6 3t t 5t 1t 1t 4 5t t 5 2t t 5t t 2 5t t 2 4t t 3t 1t t t 5t 1t 5t t 6 1t 3t 3t 7 3t t 5 6 3t t 4 6 2t t 1t 1t t 1t 7 3 4t 4t t 1t 1t t 3t 6t 3t 2 3t t 4 2t 6t 2t t 3t 1t 3t 1t t t t 2 1 6t 6t 3t t 8 5t 1t 7 5t 3t 3t t t t 6 8 2t 1 2t 7 4t t t t 5t 1 2t 8 5t t 3t 3t t 1t 4 6 8# t 6t 8 1 4t 2 6t t 2t 7t 1 2t 6 2t t 6 7t 2t 2t 1 7t t 3 6t 1 6t 4t t t 3t t 4 5t t 1t 3t 3t t 4 7t 5t 5t 2t 7t t 6t 2t t t 4t 8 6t 4t 1 6t 2t t 4t t 5 3 8t 6 1t 7 8t t 4t 6t 8 6t 1t 3 9 4t t t t 2t 6t 9 6t 4t 8 4t t 2 7t 9 7t 3 4t t 9 3 4t t 8 5t 9 2t 7 2t 5t t 1t 1t t 9 6t 6t 8 1 3t t 2t 4t 8t 1 4t 6 8t t t 3 4t t 2 7t 7t 3 5t t 3 4t t 7t YEAR ARK BAY HOU RICE SMU UT A&M TCU TECH t 4 7 1t t 9 2t t 6 3t 8t 1t 5 3t 1t t 3 7t 4 1 * Baylor played three games in , but was forced to discontinue the rest of the season when a bus accident killed several players. # Texas Tech had a 12-2 record in , but forfeited the title through the use of an ineligible player. ALL-TIME SWC TOURNAMENT RECORDS TEAM RECORD PCT TITLES Arkansas Texas Tech Houston TEXAS Texas A&M SMU TCU Baylor Rice COMPOSITE SWC RECORDS ( ) TITLES TEAM RECORD PCT _ (OUTRIGHT) LAST Phillips Arkansas (14) 1991 Houston (2) 1992 TEXAS (12) 1995 Oklahoma A&M Texas Tech (4) 1996 SMU (8) 1993 Texas A&M (9) 1986 TCU (8) 1986 Baylor (3) 1950 Rice (4) 1970 Southwestern TEXAS BASKETBALL HISTORY 99

101 Total Games Played Overall 2,806 Collegiate 2,696 SWC 1,097 Big TEXAS BASKETBALL Program Records Note: Southwest Conference and Big 12 Conference Records are regular season only. MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Most Defeats in a Season Overall 6-22 ( ) ( ) SWC 1-15 ( ) Big ( ) All-Time Won-Loss Record Overall 1,749-1,057 (.623) Collegiate 1,668-1,028 (.619) SWC (.591) Big (.624) All-Time Home Record Overall 1, (.770) SWC (.717) Big (.776) All-Time Road Record (includes neutral-site games) Overall (.485) SWC (.466) Big (.471) Most Games in a Season Overall 38 ( ) 37 ( ) 36 ( ) 35 ( ) 35 ( ) 35 ( ) 35 ( ) Conference 20 ( ) Most Victories in a Season Overall SWC Big Most Wins in a Two-Year Period Most Wins in a Three-Year Period Most Wins in a Four-Year Period Fewest Victories in a Season Overall (all-time) 1-4 ( ) Overall (min. 20-game season) 4-20 ( ) 4-20 ( ) SWC 1-15 ( ) Big ( ) Most Victories over AP Top 25 Opponents in a Season Overall 8-5 ( ) Undefeated Seasons Overall (4) (11-0) (14-0) (12-0) (23-0) Conference (4) (5-0) (6-0) (20-0) (12-0) Total 20-Win Seasons Overall 31 in 111 seasons Most Consecutive 13 ( to ) 20-Win Seasons by Coach 15 Rick Barnes (17 yrs.) 7 Tom Penders (10 yrs.) 2 Jack Gray (12 yrs.) Abe Lemons (6 yrs.) 1 L. Theo Bellmont (4 yrs.) Harold Bradley (8 yrs.) Ed Olle (3 yrs.) Shaka Smart (2 yrs). E.J. Stewart (4 yrs.) Record in Season-Opening Games Overall Record in Home Openers Overall At Frank Erwin Center 35-5 Longest Game 4 ot loss at TCU (Jan. 7, 1961) Largest Crowd Overall 54,432 (NCAA Semifinal vs. Syracuse; April 5, 2003; Superdome) Home 16,837 vs. Wake Forest (Jan. 13, 2004) 16,837 vs. Texas Tech (Feb. 28, 2004) Most Wins in a Five-Year Period TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

102 WINNING/LOSING STREAKS TEXAS BASKETBALL Team Records Note: Southwest Conference and Big 12 Conference Records are regular season only. Longest Winning Streaks Overall 44 Feb. 15, Jan. 29, 1917 SWC 22 Mar. 6, Jan. 7, 1925 Big Jan. 11, Feb. 16, 2011 Single-Season 23 entire season Single-Season (Conference) 20 entire season Home 33 Jan. 15, Jan. 29, 1917 Home (SWC) 19 Mar. 3, Feb. 10, 1962 Home (Big 12) 14 Feb. 10, Jan. 24, 2009 Home (Erwin Center) 26 Dec. 27, Nov. 25, 1995 Home (Erwin Center, SWC) 17 Feb. 11, Mar. 8, 1992 Road 18 Feb. 15, Feb. 9, 1917 Road (SWC) 11 Mar. 2, Mar. 8, 1924 Road (Big 12) 7 Feb. 7, Jan. 30, 2002 Top 10 Winning Streaks in School History 44 Feb. 15, Jan. 29, Mar. 6, Mar. 8, Dec. 8, Feb. 18, Nov. 15, Jan. 16, 2010 Dec. 28, Mar. 21, Feb. 26, Jan. 12, Nov. 28, Jan. 23, 1982 Jan. 3, Mar. 1, Mar. 3, Feb. 2, 1929 Jan. 6, Jan. 31, 1922 Longest Losing Streaks Overall 15 Dec. 4, Feb. 3, 1955 SWC 16 Jan. 24, Jan. 19, 1984 Big 12 7 Feb. 11, Mar. 4, 2017 Home 6 Jan. 6, Feb. 24, 1959 Home (SWC) 6 Jan. 6, Feb. 24, 1959 Home (Big 12) 3 Feb. 18, Mar. 4, 2017 Home (Erwin Center) 5 Jan. 29, Feb. 26, 1983 Home (Erwin Center, SWC) 7 Jan. 29, Jan. 19, 1984 Road 20 Jan. 26, Dec. 10, 1983 Road (SWC) 20 Jan. 26, Feb. 18, 1984 Road (Big 12) 9 Dec. 30, Mar. 1, 2017 POINTS Most Points Scored 1st Half 74 vs. Northern Montana Nov. 27, at Oral Roberts Dec. 1, vs. Sam Houston State Nov. 24, vs. North Texas Dec. 6, vs. Baylor Jan. 12, vs. Baylor Feb. 15, nd Half 74 vs. Northern Montana Nov. 27, vs. Oral Roberts Feb. 26, vs. Miami (Fla.) Feb. 22, at Long Beach State Dec. 14, at Oral Roberts Dec. 1, vs. Loyola (Md.) Dec. 7, 1990 Half (Big 12) 65 vs. Baylor (1st) Jan. 12, 2002 Game 148 vs. Northern Montana Nov. 27, at Oral Roberts Dec. 1, vs. Oral Roberts Feb. 26, at Texas Tech (2ot) Feb. 20, vs. North Texas Dec. 6, 1991 Game (Big 12) 105 vs. Nebraska Jan. 21, 1998 Season 3, (34 games) Season (Big 12) 1, (16 games) Fewest Points Scored (since ) Half 10 at Texas A&M (1st) Mar. 9, at Texas A&M (1st) Feb. 23, at Texas A&M (1st) Jan. 31, at Texas A&M (2nd) Jan. 16, at Oklahoma State (1st) Dec. 2, 1953 Half (Big 12) 15 at Kansas (1st) Feb. 16, at Texas A&M (2nd) Mar. 1, 2006 Game 29 at Texas A&M Jan. 16, at Texas A&M Jan. 31, vs. Texas A&M Mar. 13, at Texas A&M Mar. 9, at TCU Feb. 12, at SMU Feb 11, 1950 Game (Big 12) 43 at Texas A&M Mar. 1, 2006 Season 1, (24 games) Season (Big 12) 1, (16 games) Highest Scoring Average (since ) Season (3,206 in 34 games) Big (1,309 in 16 games) Lowest Scoring Average (since ) Season (1,264 in 27 games) Big (1,202 in 18 games) Highest Scoring Margin (since ) Season (75.2 to 60.3) Big (72.9 to 57.9) Most Combined Points Scored 253 Texas Tech 128, Texas 125 (2ot) Feb. 20, 1994 Most Points Scored in a Road Game 136 at Oral Roberts Dec. 1, 1992 Most Points Scored in a Losing Effort 125 at Texas Tech (2ot) Feb. 20, 1994 FIELD GOALS Most Field Goals Made Half (since ) 31 vs. Northern Montana (2nd) _ Nov. 27, at Oral Roberts (1st) Dec. 1, vs. Miami (Fla.) (2nd) Feb. 22, vs. TCU (1st) Feb. 10, 1981 Half (Big 12) 23 vs. Nebraska (2nd) Jan. 21, 1998 Game (since ) 56 vs. Northern Montana Nov. 27, at Oral Roberts Dec. 1, vs. Miami (Fla.) Feb. 22, vs. Arkansas Feb. 26, vs. SMU Jan. 30, 1980 Game (Big 12) 40 vs. Kansas State Jan. 12, 1997 Season 1, (35 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Fewest Field Goals Made Half (since ) 2 at Oklahoma (2nd) Feb. 24, vs. Oklahoma (2nd) Mar. 11, at TCU (1st) Jan. 19, 1987 Half (Big 12) 2 at Oklahoma (2nd) Feb. 24, 2007 Game (since ) 4 vs. Arkansas Mar. 10, at SMU Jan. 9, vs. SW Okla. Teachers Jan. 1, vs. USC Dec. 19, vs. TCU Feb. 26, 1935 Game (Big 12) 12 at Kansas Feb. 16, 2013 Season (24 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 101

103 Team Records Note: Southwest Conference and Big 12 Conference Records are regular season only. Most Field Goals Attempted Half (since ) _ 56 at Oral Roberts (2nd) Dec. 1, vs. North Carolina (2nd) Dec. 5, vs. Northern Montana (2nd) Nov. 27, at BYU (2nd) Dec. 29, 1975 Half (Big 12) 44 at Texas Tech (2nd) Mar. 1, vs. Baylor (2nd) Jan. 3, 1998 Game (since ) _ 106 at Oral Roberts Dec. 1, vs. North Carolina Dec. 5, vs. Northern Montana Nov. 27, vs. Georgia Tech Nov. 27, vs. BYU Dec. 29, 1975 Game (Big 12) 87 at Oklahoma State (3 ot) Jan. 16, 2007 Season 2, (35 games) Season (Big 12) 1, (16 games) Fewest Field Goals Attempted Half (since ) _ 12 vs. TCU (2nd) Jan. 7, at Kansas State (1st) Jan. 4, at Oklahoma (2nd) Feb. 24, at Arkansas (2nd) Jan. 12, at Texas A&M (2nd) Mar. 1, at Arkansas (1st) Feb. 18, vs. Rice (2nd) Jan. 19, 1983 Half (Big 12) 14 at Oklahoma (2nd) Feb. 24, 2007 Game (since ) _ 34 at Kansas State Jan. 4, vs. Rice Jan. 19, at Texas A&M Mar. 1, at Arkansas Feb. 18, vs. TCU Mar. 13, at Arkansas Jan. 12, vs. TCU Jan. 7, at Oklahoma State Dec. 13, 1965 Game (Big 12) 38 at Texas A&M Mar. 1, 2006 Season 1, (21 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Most Field Goals Attempted, Both Teams Half (since ) _ 100 vs. UT-Chattanooga (2nd) Dec. 10, at BYU (2nd) Dec. 29, at Oral Roberts (2nd) Dec. 1, vs. North Texas (1st) Dec. 6, vs. New Mexico State (2nd) Dec. 4, 1980 Game (since ) _ 181 at Oral Roberts Dec. 1, 1992 Highest Field Goal Percentage Half (since ) _.800 at Arkansas (1st, 12-15) Jan. 24, at Arkansas (2nd, 11-14) Jan. 12, at Biscayne (2nd, 20-26) Dec. 1, vs. Oklahoma (2nd, 16-21) Jan. 15, at West Virginia (1st, 11-15) Feb. 24, 2015 Half (Big 12).762 vs. Oklahoma (2nd, 16-21) Jan. 15, 2000 Game (since ) _.694 at Tulsa (25-36) Dec. 19, vs. Rice (25-37) Feb. 10, at Arkansas (28-42) Jan. 24, at Texas Tech (33-51) Feb. 18, vs. Texas Tech (41-64) Mar. 11, at Biscayne (41-64) Dec. 1, 1980 Game (Big 12).593 vs. Texas A&M (32-54) Jan. 30, 2001 Season.507 (745-1,468) Season (Big 12).468 ( ) Lowest Field Goal Percentage (since ) Half.143 at Oklahoma (2nd, 2-14) Feb. 24, vs. Kansas State (1st, 6-36) Jan. 10, vs. Oklahoma (2nd, 3-18) Mar. 11, at Kansas (1st, 5-26) Feb. 16, 2013 Half (Big 12).143 at Oklahoma (2nd, 2-14) Feb. 24, 2007 Game.184 at TCU (9-49) Feb. 12, 1951 Game (Big 12).218 at Kansas (12-55) Feb. 16, 2013 Season.329 (458-1,394) Season (Big 12).409 ( ) THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS Most Three-Point Field Goals Made (since ) Half 12 vs. Kansas State (2nd) Jan. 12, vs. New Mexico State (1st) Nov. 23, at Kansas (1st) Mar. 3, at Iowa State (2nd) Jan. 26, vs. Chicago State (1st) Nov. 10, vs. Baylor (1st) Jan. 12, vs. Rice (2nd) Jan. 27, at Louisville (2nd) Dec. 9, 1995 Half (Big 12) 12 vs. Kansas State (2nd) Jan. 12, 1997 Game 18 vs. Kansas State Jan. 12, vs. New Mexico State Nov. 23, vs. Coppin State Nov. 29, vs. DePaul Jan. 26, vs. UTSA Dec. 8, vs. Arkansas-Monticello Nov. 18, vs. Oklahoma State Jan. 4, vs. TCU Feb. 8, vs. LSU Jan. 2, 1990 Game (Big 12) 18 vs. Kansas State Jan. 12, 1997 Season (38 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Fewest Three-Point Field Goals Made (since ) Game 0 Seven times (last at UC Santa Barbara; Dec. 18, 1990) Game (Big 12) 1 vs. Oklahoma State Feb. 9, vs. Baylor Mar. 2, at Baylor Jan. 26, 2002 Season (29 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted (since ) Half 26 vs. Baylor (2nd) Jan. 3, at Utah (2nd) Dec. 19, vs. Oklahoma State (2nd) Feb. 20, vs. VCU (1st) Feb. 16, 1993 Half (Big 12) 26 vs. Baylor (2nd) Jan. 3, 1998 Game 40 vs. Baylor Jan. 3, vs. DePaul Jan. 26, vs. Stephen F. Austin Nov. 23, at Providence Dec. 31, vs. Oklahoma Jan. 31, vs. LSU Jan. 2, 1990 Game (Big 12) 40 vs. Baylor Jan. 3, 1998 Season (38 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Fewest Three-Point Field Goals Attempted (since ) Game 0 at TCU Feb. 24, 1988 Game (Big 12) 7 at Baylor Jan. 26, vs. Oklahoma Jan. 15, 2000 Season (29 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted, Both Teams (since ) Half 35 vs. Iowa (1st) Nov. 23, at Providence (2nd) Dec. 31, at Villanova (2nd) Jan. 20, vs. Nicholls State (1st) Nov. 21, vs. Baylor (2nd) Jan. 3, 1998 Game 64 at Tennessee Dec. 23, vs. Iowa Nov. 23, vs. Colorado Mar. 10, vs. Nicholls State Nov. 21, vs. Arkansas-Monticello Nov. 18, TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

104 Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (since ) Half (min. 5 att.) _ vs. Baylor (1st, 5-5) Feb. 14, vs. Princeton (2nd, 7-8) Mar. 18, vs. DePaul (2nd, 5-6) Jan. 19, vs. Arkansas (1st, 5-6) Jan. 7, 1989 Half (Big 12) _ vs. Baylor (1st, 5-5) Feb. 14, 2006 Game (min. 10 att.) _.769 vs. DePaul (10-13) Jan. 19, vs. Princeton (11-15) Mar. 18, vs. Michigan State (9-13) Nov. 27, vs. Texas Tech (14-21) Jan. 25, vs. Utah (9-14) Dec. 12, 1998 Game (Big 12).667 vs. Texas Tech (14-21) Jan. 25, 2005 Season.389 ( ) Season (Big 12).437 ( ) Lowest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (since ) Game (min. 10 att.) _.056 vs. Oklahoma State (1-18) Feb. 9, at Arkansas (1-14) Jan. 6, vs. Fresno State (1-13) Nov. 9, vs. Texas Tech (2-26) Feb. 24, at Baylor (2-22) Jan. 27, vs. San Diego State (1-11) Dec. 7, 1991 Game (Big 12).056 vs. Oklahoma State (1-18) Feb. 9, 2013 Season.292 ( ) Season (Big 12).276 (63-228) TEXAS BASKETBALL Team Records Note: Southwest Conference and Big 12 Conference Records are regular season only. 48 at UC Santa Barbara Dec. 18, vs. TCU Mar. 11, 1989 Game (Big 12) 48 at Texas A&M Jan. 15, 1997 Season (33 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Fewest Free Throws Attempted (since ) Game 3 at Baylor Jan. 31, vs. Rice Jan. 28, at UCLA Dec. 2, vs. West Virginia Nov. 21, vs. Princeton Nov. 11, at Houston Jan. 28, vs. SMU Jan. 6, at South Carolina Dec. 23, 1980 Game (Big 12) 3 at Baylor Jan. 31, 2015 Season (25 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Most Free Throws Attempted, Both Teams Half (since ) _ 66 at TCU (1st) Feb. 6, at Illinois (2nd) Dec. 20, at Nebraska (2nd) Jan. 3, at Baylor (2nd) Feb. 6, 1991 Game (since ) _ 93 at Texas A&M Feb. 24, 1961 FREE THROWS Most Free Throws Made Half (since ) _ 27 vs. Baylor (2nd) Mar. 7, vs. Texas A&M (2nd) Feb. 4, at Texas A&M (2nd) Feb. 11, at Baylor (2nd) Feb. 6, vs. North Texas (2nd) Feb. 13, 1982 Half (Big 12) 26 vs. Texas A&M (2nd) Feb. 4, 2006 Game (since ) _ 40 vs. Baylor Mar. 7, vs. Texas A&M Feb. 22, at Texas A&M Jan. 15, vs. TCU Mar. 11, at Baylor Feb. 4, vs. North Texas Feb. 13, vs. Northern Montana Nov. 27, 1978 Game (Big 12) 36 at Texas A&M Jan. 15, 1997 Season (33 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Fewest Free Throws Made (since ) Game 2 vs. Baylor March 14, vs. Kansas Jan. 19, at UCLA Dec. 2, at Providence Dec. 31, vs. SMU Jan. 23, vs. Rice Jan. 28, at South Carolina Dec. 23, 1980 Game (Big 12) 2 vs. Kansas Jan. 19, 2013 Season (24 games) Season (Big 12) (18 games) Most Free Throws Attempted Half (since ) _ 34 vs. North Texas (2nd) Feb. 13, vs. Baylor (2nd) Mar. 7, at Baylor (2nd) Feb. 6, 1991 Half (Big 12) 33 at Texas A&M (2nd) Jan. 15, 1997 Game (since ) _ 50 vs. Baylor Mar. 7, at Texas A&M Jan. 12, vs. Oral Roberts Dec. 8, vs. Washington Nov. 14, vs. Texas State Dec. 16, at Texas A&M Jan. 15, vs. UC Santa Barbara Dec. 22, 1991 Highest Free Throw Percentage Half (min. 10 att.) _ at Mississippi (2nd, 16-16) Dec. 2, 1972 (since ) _ vs. TCU (1st, 15-15) Feb. 11, _ at Kansas State (1st, 14-14) Jan. 18, _ at Utah (1st, 11-11) Dec. 29, _ vs. DePaul (1st, 10-10) Nov. 26, _ vs. Tennessee (1st, 10-10) Nov. 24, _ vs. UTSA (2nd, 10-10) Nov. 12, _ vs. SMU (2nd, 10-10) Jan. 20, 1996 Half (Big 12) _ at Kansas State (1st, 14-14) Jan. 18, 2012 (min. 7 att.) _ at Iowa State (2nd, 8-8) Feb. 9, _ vs. Oklahoma (1st, 8-8) Feb. 8, _ at Oklahoma (1st, 7-7) Feb. 6, _ vs. Iowa State (2nd, 7-7) Feb. 24, 2001 Game (min. 10 att.) _ at Mississippi (16-16) Dec. 2, 1972 (since ) _ vs. SMU (14-14) Jan. 20, _ vs. UAB (12-12) Dec. 21, _ at Oklahoma (11-11) Feb. 6, vs. New Mexico State (25-26) Mar. 16, vs. Davidson (24-25) Dec. 28, 1968 Game (Big 12) _ at Oklahoma (11-11) Feb. 6, 2008 Season.768 ( ) Season (Big 12).739 ( ) Lowest Free Throw Percentage (since ) Game (min. 8 att.).222 at Providence (2-9) Dec. 31, vs. Baylor (2-8) March 14, vs. Kansas (2-8) Jan. 19, at Texas A&M (5-19) Jan. 4, vs. North Carolina (5-18) Dec. 5, vs. Missouri (3-9) Feb. 27, 1999 Game (Big 12).250 vs. Kansas (2-8) Jan. 19, 2013 Season.570 ( ) Season (Big 12).638 ( ) Most Consecutive Free Throws Made (since ) Overall (since 1970) _ 26 Nov. 28, 1972-Dec. 2, Feb. 3, 1991-Feb. 6, Mar. 16, 2007-Mar. 18, Feb. 15, 2014-Feb. 18, Jan. 16, 1996-Jan. 24, Feb. 11, 1990 Game (Big 12) 16 at Texas A&M Feb. 5, at Kansas State Feb. 11, TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 103

105 Team Records Note: Southwest Conference and Big 12 Conference Records are regular season only. REBOUNDS Most Rebounds Half (since ) _ 41 at Oral Roberts (2nd) Dec. 1, at SMU (2nd) Jan. 27, vs. Rice (2nd) Feb. 6, vs. Stetson (2nd) Dec. 11, at Arizona State (2nd) Dec. 20, 1966 Half (Big 12) 31 vs. Kansas State (1st) Jan. 10, 2001 Game (since ) _ 70 at Oral Roberts Dec. 1, 1992 Game (Big 12) 56 at TCU Feb. 4, vs. Kansas State Jan. 12, 1997 Season 1, (37 games) Season (Big 12) (18 games) Fewest Rebounds Half (since ) _ 2 vs. San Diego State (1st) Dec. 20, at Santa Clara (2nd) Dec. 19, at Arkansas (1st) Jan. 12, vs. Rice (1st) Feb. 10, vs. TCU (2nd) Feb. 27, 1985 Half (Big 12) 8 at Colorado (2nd) Feb. 14, at Missouri (1st) Jan. 5, 1998 Game (since ) _ 15 vs. Rice Feb. 10, vs. San Diego State Dec. 20, vs. Houston Jan. 10, vs. New Mexico State Nov. 23, vs. Texas Tech Mar. 11, at Santa Clara Dec. 29, 1982 Game (Big 12) 21 vs. Kansas State Feb. 18, 2017 Season (24 games) Season (Big 12) (18 games) Highest Season Rebound Average (since ) Season Season (Big 12) Lowest Season Rebound Average (since ) Season Season (Big 12) Highest Rebound Margin (since ) Game +39 vs. Samford (54-15) Nov. 16, vs. UT Pan American (64-31) Dec. 15, at Oral Roberts (70-37) Dec. 1, at TCU (56-25) Feb. 4, Coppin State (47-17) Dec. 31, vs. West Virginia (45-16) Mar. 23, vs. Sam Houston State (58-29) Nov. 24, vs. Brown (62-33) Nov. 17, 2003 Game (Big 12) +31 at TCU (56-25) Feb. 4, 2014 Season _ (40.5 to 29.9) Season (Big 12) +8.5 (37.8 to 29.3) ASSISTS Most Assists (since ) Half 22 vs. Northern Montana (2nd) Nov. 27, vs. McNeese State (2nd) Dec. 19, at TCU (1st) Feb. 1, vs. Baylor (2nd) Feb. 14, vs. Nebraska (2nd) Jan. 21, 1998 Half (Big 12) 17 vs. Nebraska (2nd) Jan. 21, 1998 Game 37 vs. Northern Montana Nov. 27, 1978 Game (Big 12) 26 vs. Nebraska Jan. 21, 1998 Season (35 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) (16 games) Fewest Assists (since ) Half 0 at Oklahoma State (2nd) Jan. 21, vs. Nevada (2nd) Mar. 17, vs. Missouri (1st) Feb. 27, vs. Kansas (2nd) Feb. 29, vs. Kansas State (1st) Jan. 21, at Kansas (1st) Feb. 16, vs. Fresno State (2nd) Nov. 9, vs. Texas A&M (1st) Jan. 16, at Oklahoma (2nd) Feb. 24, vs. USC (1st) Dec. 9, at TCU (1st) Jan. 17, 1981 Half (Big 12) 0 at Oklahoma State (2nd) Jan. 21, vs. Missouri (1st) Feb. 27, 1999 Game 2 vs. Nevada Mar. 17, vs. Kansas Feb. 29, at Kansas Feb. 16, vs. Fresno State Nov. 9, at TCU Feb. 5, at TCU Jan. 17, at USC Dec. 9, 1980 Game (Big 12) 3 vs. Kansas Feb. 29, at Kansas Feb. 16, 2013 Season (28 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Highest Season Assist Average (since ) Season Season (Big 12) Lowest Season Assist Average (since ) Season Season (Big 12) BLOCKED SHOTS Most Blocked Shots (since ) Half 10 vs. Kansas State (1st) Mar. 7, vs. Lipscomb (1st) Dec. 16, vs. Kansas (2nd) Feb. 1, vs. Kansas State (2nd) Feb. 3, 2007 Half (Big 12) 10 vs. Kansas State (2nd) Mar. 7, vs. Kansas (2nd) Feb. 1, vs. Kansas State (2nd) Feb. 3, 2007 Game 15 vs. Appalachian State Dec. 15, vs. Kansas State Mar. 7, at Kansas Feb. 28, at Oklahoma Feb. 17, vs. UT Arlington Dec. 2, vs. UTSA Dec. 29, vs. California Nov. 15, 2000 Game (Big 12) 14 vs. Kansas State Mar. 7, at Kansas Feb. 28, at Oklahoma Feb. 17, 2015 Season (34 games) Season (Big 12) (18 games) Fewest Blocked Shots (since ) Season (28 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Highest Season Blocked Shots Average (since ) Season Season (Big 12) Lowest Season Blocked Shots Average (since ) Season Season (Big 12) TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

106 Team Records Note: Southwest Conference and Big 12 Conference Records are regular season only. STEALS Most Steals (since ) Half 16 vs. TCU (2nd) Mar. 10, vs. VMI (1st) Dec. 21, vs. Baylor (1st) Feb. 15, vs. Rhode Island (1st) Jan. 20, 1990 Half (Big 12) 11 vs. Baylor (1st) Jan. 13, 1999 Game 22 vs. TCU Mar. 12, vs. Baylor Feb. 15, 1994 Game (Big 12) 17 vs. Texas A&M Feb. 3, vs. Oklahoma Jan. 22, 1997 Season (34 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Fewest Steals (since ) Season (30 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Highest Season Steals Average (since ) Season Season (Big 12) Lowest Season Steals Average (since ) Season Season (Big 12) PERSONAL FOULS Most Personal Fouls Half (since ) _ 25 at Nebraska (2nd) Jan. 13, at Nebraska (2nd) Jan. 3, at Louisville (2nd) Dec. 9, at Rice (2nd) Jan. 30, vs. George Washington (2nd) Dec. 7, at Illinois (2nd) Dec. 20, 1997 Half (Big 12) 25 at Nebraska (2nd) Jan. 13, 2001 Game (since ) _ 38 at Nebraska Jan. 3, at Louisville Dec. 9, 1995 Game (Big 12) 32 at Nebraska Jan. 13, vs. Baylor Jan. 3, 1998 Season (34 games) Season (Big 12) (18 games) Fewest Personal Fouls Half (since ) _ 2 vs. Saint Francis (1st) Nov. 25, vs. Texas State (1st) Dec. 14, vs. SMU (2nd) Jan. 6, vs. Murray State (1st) Dec. 22, at Rice (1st) Jan. 6, at Rice (1st) Feb. 21, 1970 Game 5 vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) Nov. 25, vs. TCU Feb. 3, 1948 Game (Big 12) 8 vs. Oklahoma Mar. 5, 2006 Season (24 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Highest Season Personal Fouls Average (since ) Season Season (Big 12) Lowest Season Personal Fouls Average (since ) Season Season (Big 12) Most Personal Fouls, Both Teams Half (since ) _ 42 vs. George Washington (2nd) Dec. 7, vs. Mississippi (2nd) Dec. 1, at Nebraska (2nd) Jan. 3, at Lamar (2nd) Dec. 27, 1995 Game (since ) _ 67 at Nebraska Jan. 3, 1996 DEFENSE Fewest Points Allowed (since ) 1st Half 9 vs. Texas State Dec. 13, nd Half 10 vs. Nicholls State Dec. 13, vs. Baylor Jan. 21, 1984 Half (Big 12) 13 at Baylor (2nd) Feb. 19, 2000 Game 27 vs. Texas State Dec. 13, vs. SMU Jan. 8, vs. Samford Nov. 16, vs. Texas A&M Mar. 13, 1951 Game (Big 12) 37 vs. Oklahoma Feb. 8, 2004 Season 1, (24 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Most Points Allowed (since ) Half 65 vs. Arkansas (2nd) Mar. 9, 1991 Half (Big 12) 63 vs. Kansas (2nd) Jan. 10, 1998 Game 128 at Texas Tech (2ot) Feb. 20, 1994 Game (non-ot) 124 vs. LSU Jan. 2, vs. Oklahoma Dec. 30, 1988 Game (Big 12) 110 vs. Kansas (ot) Feb. 11, 2002 Game (Big 12, non-ot) 102 vs. Kansas Jan. 10, 1998 Season 2, (35 games) Fewest Field Goals Allowed Half (since ) _ 3 vs. Nicholls State (2nd) Dec. 13, vs. Texas State (1st) Dec. 10, vs. Arkansas-Monticello (1st) _ Nov. 18, vs. UNC Asheville (2nd) Dec. 28, vs. Baylor (1st) Jan. 11, 1986 Half (Big 12) 4 at Baylor (2nd) Feb. 19, 2000 Game (since ) _ 9 vs. Baylor Jan. 11, vs. Texas State Dec. 13, vs. UNC Asheville Dec. 28, vs. Baylor Jan. 8, vs. UTSA Nov. 12, vs. Colorado Mar. 10, 2000 Game (Big 12) 13 vs. West Virginia Jan. 17, vs. Texas A&M Feb. 16, at Baylor Feb. 19, 2000 Season (21 games) Season (Big 12) Most Field Goals Allowed Half (since ) _ 26 vs. Texas A&M (2nd) Feb. 21, at Tulane (1st) Dec. 11, vs. LSU (1st) Jan. 2, vs. LSU (2nd) Jan. 2, vs. Oklahoma (1st) Dec. 30, vs. Oklahoma (2nd) Dec. 30, 1988 Half (Big 12) 22 vs. Kansas (2nd) Jan. 10, 1998 Game (since ) _ 50 vs. LSU Jan. 2, vs. Oklahoma Dec. 30, at Texas A&M Feb. 10, at Tulane Dec. 11, vs. Kansas Feb. 11, 2002 Game (Big 12) 45 vs. Kansas Feb. 11, 2002 Season 1, (34 games) Season (Big 12) (18 games) TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 105

107 Team Records Note: Southwest Conference and Big 12 Conference Records are regular season only. Lowest Field Goal Percentage Allowed Half (since ) _.091 vs. Arkansas-Monticello (1st, 3-33) Nov. 18, vs. Nicholls State (2nd, 3-26) Dec. 13, vs. Texas State (1st, 3-22) Dec. 10, vs. UNC Asheville (2nd, 3-20) Dec. 28, at Baylor (2nd, 4-26) Feb. 19, 2000 Half (Big 12).154 at Baylor (2nd, 4-26) Feb. 19, 2000 Game (since ) _.182 vs. Colorado (12-66) Mar. 10, vs. Sam Houston State (13-62) Nov. 27, vs. Texas State (11-51) Dec. 13, vs. Alcorn State (15-65) Nov. 9, vs. UT-Pan American (15-63) Dec. 15, 2009 Game (Big 12).241 vs. West Virginia (13-54) Jan. 17, 2015 Season.325 (431-1,328) Season (Big 12).382 ( ) Lowest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Allowed Season.295 ( ) ( ) Season (Big 12).268 (62-231) Most Turnovers Forced (since ) Half 23 vs. Texas A&M (1st) Feb. 12, vs. UT-San Antonio (1st) Dec. 9, vs. Southern Utah (1st) Dec. 19, vs. Southwest Texas (1st) Dec. 7, 1994 Half (Big 12) 17 vs. Missouri (1st) Jan. 26, 1997 Game 36 vs. Southwest Texas Dec. 7, 1994 Game (Big 12) 30 vs. Texas A&M Feb. 3, 1999 Season (34 games) Season (Big 12) (16 games) Highest Turnover Margin (since ) Season +8.2 (14.3 to 22.5) Season (Big 12) +3.2 (14.1 to 17.3) TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

108 Individual Records POINTS Most Points Scored Half 33 Jim Krivacs vs. Northern Montana (2nd) _ Nov. 27, J Covan Brown at Kansas (2nd) Mar. 3, B.J. Tyler at Baylor (1st) Jan. 19, Jim Krivacs at Oklahoma State (2nd) _ Dec. 7, Travis Mays vs. Georgia (2nd) Mar. 16, 1990 Half (Big 12) 29 J Covan Brown at Kansas (2nd) Mar. 3, J Covan Brown vs. Kansas (2nd) Feb. 8, Kevin Durant vs. Baylor (2nd) Jan. 27, 2007 Game 49 Raymond Downs at Baylor Feb. 25, Slater Martin vs. TCU Feb. 26, Joey Wright at Stetson Dec. 30, Travis Mays vs. Georgia Mar. 16, Reggie Freeman vs. Fresno State Dec. 14, Jim Krivacs vs. Northern Montana Nov. 27, Jim Krivacs at Oklahoma State Dec. 7, Tyrone Branyan vs. Baylor Feb. 14, Gary Overbeck at Texas A&M Feb. 10, Raymond Downs vs. Arkansas Feb. 5, 1955 Home Game 49 Slater Martin vs. TCU Feb. 26, Reggie Freeman vs. Fresno State Dec. 14, Jim Krivacs vs. Northern Montana Nov. 27, Tyrone Branyan vs. Baylor Feb. 14, Raymond Downs vs. Arkansas Feb. 5, Travis Mays vs. Miami (Fla.) Feb. 22, Travis Mays vs. Tennessee-Chattanooga Dec. 10, Carlton Cooper vs. Missouri Southern Nov. 26, Larry Robinson vs. Texas Tech Jan. 26, Reggie Freeman vs. Providence Dec. 21, Lance Blanks vs. Lehigh Dec. 9, Larry Robinson vs. SMU Feb. 26, 1972 Road Game 49 Raymond Downs at Baylor Feb. 25, Joey Wright at Stetson Dec. 30, Jim Krivacs at Oklahoma State Dec. 7, Gary Overbeck at Texas A&M Feb. 10, Raymond Downs at Texas A&M Feb. 12, B.J. Tyler at Baylor Jan. 19, Larry Robinson at Arkansas Feb. 2, Raymond Downs at Baylor Jan. 8, Kevin Durant at Texas Tech Jan. 31, Kevin Durant at Oklahoma State Jan. 16, Kevin Durant at Colorado Jan. 6, Daniel Gibson at Baylor Jan. 21, Terrence Rencher at VCU Jan. 30, 1992 Neutral-Site Game _ 44 Travis Mays vs. Georgia Mar. 16, Billy Arnold vs. Princeton Dec. 29, Kevin Durant vs. Kansas Mar. 11, Joey Wright vs. SMU Mar. 10, B.J. Tyler vs. Texas A&M Mar. 12, Dan Krueger vs. BYU Dec. 29, Reggie Freeman vs. SMU Mar. 8, Travis Mays vs. Oklahoma Dec. 30, Jay Arnette vs. Kansas Mar. 11, Terrence Rencher vs. Tennessee Tech _Dec. 22, John Brownlee vs. Houston Mar. 7, Jim Krivacs vs. Rutgers Mar. 21, Raymond Downs vs. Baylor Dec. 27, 1956 Game (Big 12) 37 Kevin Durant at Texas Tech Jan. 31, Kevin Durant at Oklahoma State Jan. 16, Kevin Durant at Colorado Jan. 6, Daniel Gibson at Baylor Jan. 21, 2006 Game (by Sr.) 49 Slater Martin vs. TCU Feb. 26, 1949 Game (by Jr.) 49 Raymond Downs at Baylor Feb. 25, 1956 Game (by So.) 41 Raymond Downs vs. Arkansas Feb. 5, 1955 Game (by Fr.) 37 Kevin Durant vs. Kansas Mar. 11, Kevin Durant at Texas Tech Jan. 31, Kevin Durant at Oklahoma State Jan. 16, Kevin Durant at Colorado Jan. 6, Terrence Rencher at VCU Jan. 30, 1992 Game (by Opponent) _ 51 Chris Jackson, LSU Jan. 2, Gene Phillips, SMU Mar. 2, Dub Malaise, Texas Tech Feb. 19, Jim Krebs, SMU Feb. 7, Bill Bradley, Princeton Dec. 30, Denis Clemente, Kansas State _ Jan. 31, Otis Birdsong, Houston Jan. 18, Bennie Lenox, Texas A&M Feb. 19, Pete Maravich, LSU Dec. 4, Dick O Neal, TCU Jan. 11, 1955 Season 903 Kevin Durant Travis Mays Travis Mays D.J. Augustin Reggie Freeman J Covan Brown Jim Krivacs Jordan Hamilton Lance Blanks Joey Wright Season (Big 12) 462 Kevin Durant Season (by Sr.) 772 Travis Mays Season (by Jr.) 743 Travis Mays Season (by So.) 731 D.J. Augustin Season (by Fr.) 903 Kevin Durant ,000-Point Club (36 players) Career 2,306 _ Terrence Rencher ,279 _ Travis Mays ,969 _ A.J. Abrams ,958 _ Reggie Freeman ,917 _ Damion James ,897 _ Ron Baxter ,819 _ Joey Wright ,673 _ Jim Krivacs ,592 _ Kris Clack ,582 _ Brandon Mouton ,558 _ Raymond Downs ,502 _ B.J. Tyler ,482 _ Johnny Moore ,463 _ LaSalle Thompson ,456 _ Gabe Muoneke ,404 _ Chris Mihm ,377 _ Larry Robinson ,376 _ J Covan Brown ,322 _ Lance Blanks ,254 _ Isaiah Taylor ,249 _ Javan Felix ,234 _ D.J. Augustin ,197 _ Benford Williams ,175 _ Gary Johnson ,169 _ P.J. Tucker ,166 _ Jonathan Holmes ,149 _ James Thomas ,146 _ Carlton Cooper ,130 _ Dan Krueger ,102 _ Brad Buckman ,062 _ Wayne Doyal ,059 _ Albert Burditt ,047 _ Tom Hamilton ,036 _ Royal Ivey ,012 _ Jordan Hamilton ,003 _ Alvin Heggs Career (Big 12) 800 Brandon Mouton TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 107

109 Most Points Per Game Season (min. 250 pts.) _ 26.4 Raymond Downs Kevin Durant Travis Mays B.J. Tyler Reggie Freeman Larry Robinson Raymond Downs Jim Krivacs Travis Mays Larry Robinson Season (Big 12) 28.9 Kevin Durant Season (SWC) 27.9 Larry Robinson Raymond Downs Raymond Downs B.J. Tyler Larry Robinson Career (min. 500 pts.) 25.8 Kevin Durant Raymond Downs Larry Robinson Lance Blanks B.J. Tyler Jim Krivacs Joey Wright Terrence Rencher Travis Mays D.J. Augustin Career (Big 12) 28.9 Kevin Durant 2007 Career (SWC) 26.1 Larry Robinson Raymond Downs Lance Blanks B.J. Tyler Jim Krivacs Top Scoring Average Increases (since ) John Danks 3.2 to to Mike Richardson 7.8 to to Bill Wendlandt 4.0 to to Billy Black 5.1 to to Carlton Cooper 2.3 to to Wayman Buchanan 1.5 to to J Covan Brown 10.4 to to Dexter Cambridge 12.2 to to Travis Mays 8.6 to to Reggie Freeman 5.3 to to Most 30+ Point Games by a Player Career 18 Raymond Downs Travis Mays Larry Robinson Kevin Durant Jim Krivacs Season 11 Kevin Durant Raymond Downs Travis Mays Travis Mays Jim Krivacs Larry Robinson Most Consecutive 30-Point Games 4 Larry Robinson Jan Feb. 2, Kevin Durant Feb Mar. 3, Kevin Durant Jan Feb. 3, Jim Krivacs Dec. 5 - Dec. 10, Raymond Downs Feb Feb. 28, Raymond Downs Feb. 4 - Feb. 11, Raymond Downs Feb. 5 - Feb. 12, 1955 TEXAS BASKETBALL Individual Records Two or More 30+ Point Scorers in Same Game 3 Terrence Rencher (34), B.J. Tyler (33), Dexter Cambridge (31) vs. Oral Roberts Feb. 26, Lance Blanks (36), Travis Mays (30) vs. Baylor Jan. 6, Lance Blanks (32), Travis Mays (30) vs. LSU Jan. 2, Lance Blanks (33), Travis Mays (33) vs. Rice Feb. 11, 1989 Most Points off the Bench in a Game (since ) 36 Joey Wright vs. SMU Mar. 10, B.J. Tyler at Texas Tech Feb. 20, Joey Wright vs. Oklahoma State Dec. 29, Terrence Rencher at TCU Feb. 3, Reggie Freeman vs. TCU Feb. 8, 1995 Most 20+ Point Games off the Bench in a Season (since ) 5 J Covan Brown Reggie Freeman Joey Wright Sheldon McClellan J Covan Brown B.J. Tyler Dexter Cambridge ,000-Point Duos in a Season (20) 1,446 Kevin Durant (903) and A.J. Abrams (543) ,423 Travis Mays (772) and Lance Blanks (651) ,414 Travis Mays (743) and Lance Blanks (671) ,342 D.J. Augustin (731) and A.J. Abrams (611) ,288 Terrence Rencher (648) and B.J. Tyler (640) ,271 Jim Krivacs (681) and Ron Baxter (590) ,231 Terrence Rencher (623) and Roderick Anderson (608) ,176 B.J. Tyler (637) and Terrence Rencher (539) ,149 P.J. Tucker (594) and LaMarcus Aldridge (555) ,142 Jordan Hamilton (671) and Tristan Thompson (471) ,135 Joey Wright (656) and Locksley Collie (479) ,120 A.J. Abrams (580) and Damion James (540) ,087 Reggie Freeman (695) and Sonny Alvarado (392) ,066 J Covan Brown (683) and Sheldon McClellan (383) ,036 Chris Mihm (583) and Gabe Muoneke (453) ,036 Tyrone Branyan (525) and Jim Krivacs (511) ,031 Reggie Freeman (654) and Kris Clack (377) ,022 Maurice Evans (532) and Chris Owens (490) ,007 Damion James (611) and Avery Bradley (396) ,004 Ron Baxter (534) and John Danks (470) Two or More 500-Point Scorers in a Season 4 Travis Mays (743), Lance Blanks (671), Alvin Heggs (571), Joey Wright (519) D.J. Augustin (731), A.J. Abrams (611), Damion James (501) _ Kevin Durant (903), A.J. Abrams (543), D.J. Augustin (503) B.J. Tyler (637), Terrence Rencher (539), Albert Burditt (534) _ Terrence Rencher (648), B.J. Tyler (640), Benford Williams (533) Travis Mays (772), Lance Blanks (651), Joey Wright (644) A.J. Abrams (580), Damion James (540) P.J. Tucker (594), LaMarcus Aldridge (555) Terrence Rencher (623), Roderick Anderson (608) Tyrone Branyan (525), Jim Krivacs (511) Jim Krivacs (681), Ron Baxter (590) TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

110 FIELD GOALS Most Field Goals Made Half (since ) 13 Jim Krivacs at Oklahoma State (2nd) Dec. 7, Reggie Freeman vs. SMU (2nd) Mar. 8, B.J. Tyler vs. Georgia (1st) Jan. 23, B.J. Tyler at Baylor (1st) Jan. 19, Terrence Rencher at VCU (2nd) Jan. 30, Alvin Heggs at Long Beach State (1st) Dec. 14, Jim Krivacs vs. Texas A&M (1st) Feb. 13, 1978 Half (Big 12) 10 Kevin Durant at Kansas (1st) Mar. 3, Kevin Durant at Texas Tech (2nd) Jan. 31, 2007 Game (since ) 21 Slater Martin vs. TCU Feb. 26, 1949 Game (Big 12) 15 Kevin Durant at Texas Tech Jan. 31, 2007 Season 306 Kevin Durant Jim Krivacs Larry Robinson Travis Mays Jordan Hamilton Ron Baxter D.J. Augustin Travis Mays Terrence Rencher Reggie Freeman Lance Blanks Season (Big 12) 157 Kevin Durant Career 826 Terrence Rencher Ron Baxter Travis Mays Damion James Jim Krivacs Reggie Freeman A.J. Abrams Johnny Moore Joey Wright Brandon Mouton Career (Big 12) 336 Damion James Most Field Goals Attempted (since ) Half 24 Jim Krivacs at Oklahoma State (2nd) Dec. 7, Reggie Freeman vs. Providence (2nd) _Dec. 21, Jim Krivacs vs. Texas A&M (1st) Feb. 13, Kevin Durant at Texas Tech (2nd) _ Jan. 31, Darren Kelly at Nebraska (2nd) Jan. 13, 2001 Half (Big 12) 18 Kevin Durant at Texas Tech (2nd) _ Jan. 31, Darren Kelly at Nebraska (2nd) Jan. 13, 2001 Game 39 Slater Martin vs. TCU Feb. 26, 1949 Game (Big 12) 31 Kevin Durant at Oklahoma State _ Jan. 16, 2007 Season 647 Kevin Durant Reggie Freeman Jim Krivacs Travis Mays Larry Robinson Travis Mays Jordan Hamilton D.J. Augustin Reggie Freeman J Covan Brown Season (Big 12) 311 Kevin Durant Career 1,903 Terrence Rencher ,714 Travis Mays ,712 Reggie Freeman ,623 A.J. Abrams ,532 Jim Krivacs ,518 Ron Baxter ,473 Damion James ,390 Brandon Mouton ,338 Johnny Moore ,281 Joey Wright Career (Big 12) 698 Damion James TEXAS BASKETBALL Individual Records Highest Field Goal Percentage (since ) Half (min. 6 att.) Chris Owens vs. Washington State (1st, 7-7) _ Dec. 10, 2001 (since ) Chris Mihm vs. Texas A&M (2nd, 7-7) Feb. 18, Joey Wright vs. Manhattan (2nd, 7-7) Dec. 8, Myles Turner vs. Saint Francis (2nd, 6-6) Nov. 25, LaMarcus Aldridge vs. Kansas (1st, 6-6) _ Feb. 25, T.J. Ford vs. Colorado (2nd, 6-6) Feb. 9, James Thomas vs. TAMU-Corpus (2nd, 6-6) Dec. 5, 2001 Half (Big 12) Chris Mihm vs. Texas A&M (2nd, 7-7) Feb. 18, LaMarcus Aldridge vs. Kansas (1st, 6-6) _ Feb. 25, T.J. Ford vs. Colorado (2nd, 6-6) Feb. 9, 2002 Game (min. 10 att.) _.917 Myles Turner vs. Saint Francis (11-12) _ Nov. 25, Butch Skeete at SMU (11-12) Feb. 6, 1962 Game (Big 12).900 LaMarcus Aldridge vs. Kansas (9-10) Feb. 25, Gabe Muoneke vs. Oklahoma (12-14) Jan. 15, Chris Mihm vs. Texas A&M (12-14) Feb. 18, 1998 Season (min. 200 pts.) _.654 Dexter Pittman ( ) Tremaine Wingfield ( ) Dexter Pittman ( ) Alvin Heggs ( ) Joe Fisher ( ) Tremaine Wingfield (93-152) Mike Wacker ( ) Albert Burditt ( ) John Brownlee ( ) Dexter Cambridge ( ) Season (Big 12).599 Jarrett Allen ( ) (min. 100 att.) Career (min. 600 pts.) _.623 Dexter Pittman ( ) LaMarcus Aldridge ( ) Alvin Heggs ( ) Mike Wacker ( ) , Albert Burditt ( ) LaSalle Thompson (584-1,056) John Brownlee ( ) Gary Overbeck ( ) Noel Stout ( ) Joe Fisher ( ) Career (Big 12).520 James Thomas ( ) (min. 200 att.) THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS Most Three-Point Field Goals Made (since ) Half 6 A.J. Abrams vs. New Mexico State (1st) _Nov. 23, A.J. Abrams vs. Ark.-Monticello (1st) _ Nov. 18, A.J. Abrams vs. Nicholls State (1st) _ Nov. 21, A.J. Abrams vs. Chicago State (1st) _ Nov. 10, Daniel Gibson at Baylor (2nd) Jan. 21, Al Coleman vs. Kansas State (2nd) Jan. 12, B.J. Tyler at Baylor (1st) Jan. 19, 1994 Half (Big 12) 6 Daniel Gibson at Baylor (2nd) Jan. 21, Al Coleman vs. Kansas State (2nd) Jan. 12, 1997 Game 10 Al Coleman vs. Kansas State Jan. 12, A.J. Abrams vs. New Mexico State _ Nov. 23, Daniel Gibson at Baylor Jan. 21, Travis Mays at Rice Jan. 11, 1989 Game (Big 12) 10 Al Coleman vs. Kansas State Jan. 12, 1997 Season 120 _ A.J. Abrams _ A.J. Abrams _ A.J. Abrams _ Daniel Gibson B.J. Tyler Travis Mays Travis Mays Jordan Hamilton Reggie Freeman Maurice Evans Season (Big 12) 50 Kevin Durant Daniel Gibson TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 109

111 Individual Records Career 389 _ A.J. Abrams _ Travis Mays _ Reggie Freeman _ B.J. Tyler _ Brandy Perryman _ Brandon Mouton _ Daniel Gibson _ Joey Wright _ Sydmill Harris _ J Covan Brown Career (Big 12) 160 _ A.J. Abrams Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted (since ) Half 12 A.J. Abrams vs. Notre Dame (2nd) _ Nov. 25, Roderick Anderson vs. DePaul (2nd) _ Jan. 26, A.J. Abrams vs. Kansas (2nd) Mar. 16, A.J. Abrams vs. Michigan State (2nd) Dec. 22, Daniel Gibson at Oklahoma (2nd) Jan. 28, Reggie Freeman at Florida (1st) Dec. 24, Brandy Perryman v.s Oklahoma (2nd) Jan. 31, B.J. Tyler at Texas Tech (2nd) Feb. 20, B.J. Tyler vs. Oklahoma (1st) Dec. 27, Tony Watson vs. Houston (1st) Mar. 13, Travis Mays at Rice (1st) Jan. 11, 1989 Half (Big 12) 10 Daniel Gibson at Oklahoma (2nd) Jan. 28, 2006 Game 17 A.J. Abrams vs. Notre Dame Nov. 25, Brandy Perryman vs. Oklahoma Jan. 21, Travis Mays at Rice Jan. 11, Roderick Anderson vs. DePaul Jan. 26, Lance Blanks vs. LSU Jan. 2, 1990 Game (Big 12) 15 Javan Felix at Iowa State Feb. 18, 2014 Season 309 _ A.J. Abrams _ A.J. Abrams _ Reggie Freeman _ Daniel Gibson _ A.J. Abrams _ B.J. Tyler _ Travis Mays _ Travis Mays _ Jordan Hamilton _ B.J. Tyler Season (Big 12) 129 _ A.J. Abrams Career 976 _ A.J. Abrams _ Reggie Freeman _ Travis Mays _ B.J. Tyler _ Brandy Perryman _ Brandon Mouton _ Terrence Rencher _ J Covan Brown _ Daniel Gibson _ Sydmill Harris Career (Big 12) 413 _ A.J. Abrams Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (since ) Half (min. 5 att.) _ _ Javan Felix vs. Baylor (1st, 5-5) Feb. 26, _ Avery Bradley vs. Nebraska (1st, 5-5) Feb. 13, _ Kevin Durant at Kansas (1st, 5-5) Mar. 3, _ William Clay vs. Georgia (1st, 5-5) _Nov. 29, 1998 Half (Big 12) _ Javan Felix vs. Baylor (1st, 5-5) Feb. 26, 2014 (min. 4 att.) _ Avery Bradley vs. Nebraska (1st, 5-5) Feb. 13, _ Kevin Durant at Kansas (1st, 5-5) Mar. 3, _ Avery Bradley at Iowa State (2nd, 4-4) _ Jan. 13, _ Connor Atchley vs. Kansas (1st, 4-4) Feb. 11, _ Kevin Durant at Oklahoma (1st, 4-4) Feb. 24, _ Daniel Gibson vs. Texas Tech (2nd, 4-4) _ Jan. 25, _ Maurice Evans vs. Iowa State (2nd, 4-4) _ Feb. 24, 2001 Game (min. 6 att.) _ Daniel Gibson vs. Texas Tech (6-6) Jan. 25, _ Sydmill Harris vs. Notre Dame (6-6) _ Dec. 8, _ Joey Wright vs. DePaul (6-6) Jan. 19, DeJuan Vazquez vs. SMU (7-8) Jan. 20, J Covan Brown at Missouri (6-7) Jan. 14, Avery Bradley vs. Nebraska (6-7) _ Feb. 13, Reggie Freeman vs. Texas Tech (6-7) Mar. 11, 1995 Game (Big 12) Daniel Gibson vs. Texas Tech (6-6) _ Jan. 25, 2005 Season (min. 100 att.) _.448 Brian Boddicker (47-105) D.J. Augustin (45-102) Brian Boddicker (50-114) Joey Wright (66-154) Tony Watson (51-119) A.J. Abrams ( ) Joey Wright (49-116) Ivan Wagner (46-110) Cory Joseph (52-126) Connor Atchley (43-104) Brandon Mouton (57-138) Season (Big 12).505 Kevin Durant (50-99) (min. 50 att.) Career (min. 200 att.) _.415 Joey Wright ( ) Kevin Durant (82-203) Brian Boddicker ( ) D.J. Augustin ( ) Kenton Paulino ( ) A.J. Abrams ( ) Maurice Evans (86-221) Brandon Mouton ( ) Daniel Gibson ( ) Tony Watson ( ) Career (Big 12).457 Kenton Paulino (min. 100 att.) FREE THROWS Most Free Throws Made Half (since ) 14 Joey Wright vs. Rice (2nd) Jan. 27, Sheldon McClellan vs. Fresno State (2nd) _ Nov. 9, J Covan Brown at Kansas (2nd) Mar. 3, T.J. Ford at Oklahoma State (2nd) Feb. 22, Roderick Anderson at Texas A&M (2nd) Feb. 11, Mike Richardson vs. Texas Tech (2nd) _ Jan. 23, 1993 Half (Big 12) 12 J Covan Brown at Kansas (2nd) Mar. 3, T.J. Ford at Oklahoma State (2nd) Feb. 22, 2003 Game (since ) _ 23 Travis Mays vs. Georgia Mar. 16, Raymond Downs at Texas A&M Feb. 12, Joey Wright vs. Cal Santa Barbara Dec. 18, Raymond Downs vs. TCU Feb. 11, Raymond Downs vs. Texas A&M _ Feb. 22, 1955 Game (Big 12) 15 T.J. Ford at Oklahoma State Feb. 22, 2003 Season 275 _ Raymond Downs _ Raymond Downs _ Kevin Durant _ Travis Mays _ Joey Wright _ D.J. Augustin _ Reggie Freeman _ Chris Mihm _ Lance Blanks _ Joey Wright Season (Big 12) 101 _ J Covan Brown Career 656 _ Raymond Downs _ Travis Mays _ Terrence Rencher _ Joey Wright _ Damion James _ Chris Mihm _ Isaiah Taylor _ George Scaling _ Al Madsen _ Kris Clack Career (Big 12) 244 _ Isaiah Taylor TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

112 Most Consecutive Free Throws Made Overall (since 1970) 35 Brandy Perryman Jan. 13, 1996-Mar. 15, J Covan Brown Jan. 7, 2012-Jan. 21, J Covan Brown Mar. 12, 2011-Mar Kevin Durant Nov. 16, 2006-Dec. 16, A.J. Abrams Jan. 20, 2007-Feb. 24, Jim Krivacs Jan. 24, 1979-Feb. 6, 1979 Big A.J. Abrams Jan. 6, 2007-Feb. 24, 2007 Most Free Throws Attempted (since ) Half 16 Joey Wright vs. Rice (2nd) Jan. 27, Mike Richardson vs. Texas Tech (2nd) Jan. 23, T.J. Ford at Oklahoma State (2nd) Feb. 22, Roderick Anderson at Texas A&M (2nd) _Feb. 11, J Covan Brown at Kansas (2nd) Mar. 3, Kevin Durant vs. Baylor (2nd) Jan. 27, Terrence Rencher at Texas A&M (2nd) Feb. 11, 1995 Half (Big 12) 14 T.J. Ford at Oklahoma State (2nd) Feb. 22, 2003 Game 32 Raymond Downs at Texas A&M Feb. 12, 1955 Game (Big 12) 19 T.J. Ford at Oklahoma State Feb. 22, 2003 Season 331 Raymond Downs Raymond Downs Tristan Thompson Kevin Durant Travis Mays Joey Wright Chris Mihm Damion James Chris Owens D.J. Augustin Reggie Freeman Season (Big 12) 137 Tristan Thompson Career 840 Raymond Downs Terrence Rencher Travis Mays Damion James Joey Wright Chris Mihm James Thomas Kris Clack George Scaling Gabe Muoneke Career (Big 12) 288 Damion James Highest Free Throw Percentage Half (min. 10 att.) Sheldon McClellan vs. Fresno State (2nd, 12-12) Nov. 9, 2012 (since ) Isaiah Taylor vs. W. Virginia (2nd, 11-11) Feb. 16, J Covan Brown vs. Arizona (2nd, 11-11) Mar. 20, J Covan Brown vs. Oakland (2nd, 10-10) Mar. 18, A.J. Abrams vs. Texas State (2nd, 10-10) Dec. 13, D.J. Augustin at Texas A&M (1st, 10-10) Feb. 5, 2007 Half (Big 12) Isaiah Taylor vs. W. Virginia (2nd, 11-11) Feb. 16, D.J. Augustin at Texas A&M (1st, 10-10) Feb. 5, Isaiah Taylor at Iowa State (2nd, 8-8) Feb. 18, Kevin Durant at Oklahoma (2nd, 8-8) Feb. 24, Kenton Paulino vs. Texas A&M (2nd, 8-8) Feb. 4, T.J. Ford vs. Colorado (2nd, 8-8) Feb. 9, 2002 Game (min. 12 att.) Sheldon McClellan vs. Fresno State (14-14) Nov. 9, 2012 (since ) Isaiah Taylor vs. W. Virginia (13-13) Feb. 16, Sheldon McClellan vs. Oklahoma (13-13) Feb. 27, J Covan Brown vs. Arizona (13-13) Mar. 20, Jim Krivacs vs. Northern Montana (13-13) Nov. 27, J Covan Brown vs. Oakland (12-12) Mar. 18, Lance Blanks vs. TCU (12-12) Mar. 11, 1989 TEXAS BASKETBALL Individual Records Game (Big 12) Isaiah Taylor vs. W. Virginia (13-13) Feb. 16, Sheldon McClellan vs. Oklahoma (13-13) Feb. 27, Isaiah Taylor at Iowa State (10-10) Feb. 18, J Covan Brown vs. Texas A&M (10-10) Jan. 11, D.J. Augustin vs. Iowa State (10-10) Feb. 10, Brad Buckman vs. Texas A&M (10-10) Feb. 16, T.J. Ford vs. Colorado (10-10) Feb. 9, Brandy Perryman vs. Baylor (10-10) Jan. 3, 1998 Season (min. 50 att.).924 A.J. Abrams (73-79) Jim Krivacs ( ) Brandy Perryman (62-69) Bobby Puryear (69-77) Jim Krivacs ( ) J Covan Brown (83-94) Brandy Perryman (53-60) Dan Krueger (65-74) J Covan Brown ( ) J Covan Brown ( ) Season (Big 12).974 A.J. Abrams (38-39) (min. 25 att.) Career (min. 100 att.).897 Brandy Perryman ( ) Jim Krivacs ( ) J Covan Brown ( ) A.J. Abrams ( ) Harry Larrabee ( ) Dan Krueger ( ) Donnie Lasiter ( ) Kevin Durant ( ) D.J. Augustin ( ) Sheldon McClellan ( ) Career (Big 12).868 J Covan Brown ( ) (min. 50 att.) REBOUNDS Most Rebounds Half (since ) _ 16 LaSalle Thompson at Xavier (1st) _Dec. 30, Lynn Howden vs. Florida State (1st) Dec. 1, James Thomas vs. Brown (2nd) Nov. 11, LaSalle Thompson at North Texas (2nd) _ Jan. 19, Damion James vs. Kansas (2nd) Feb. 11, _ Larry Robinson vs. Centenary (1st) _ Dec. 27, 1971 Half (Big 12) 13 Damion James vs. Kansas (2nd) Feb. 11, Damion James vs. Baylor (2nd) Jan. 30, Kevin Durant at Texas Tech (2nd) _ Jan. 31, Brad Buckman at Colorado (2nd) Feb. 8, _ James Thomas at Oklahoma State (2nd) _ Feb. 22, Chris Mihm vs. Texas A&M (1st) Feb. 3, Chris Mihm vs. Kansas (1st) Jan. 10, 1998 Game (since ) _ 24 Lynn Howden vs. Florida State Dec. 1, Kevin Durant at Texas Tech Jan. 31, Larry Robinson vs. Centenary Dec. 27, Larry Robinson vs. Memphis State Dec. 13, Brad Buckman at Colorado Feb. 8, LaSalle Thompson at SMU Jan. 9, LaSalle Thompson at Xavier Dec. 30, LaSalle Thompson at North Texas _ Jan. 19, Ellis Olmstead vs. Auburn Dec. 16, 1955 Game (Big 12) 23 Kevin Durant at Texas Tech Jan. 31, 2007 Season 393 Damion James Kevin Durant LaSalle Thompson LaSalle Thompson James Thomas P.J. Tucker Chris Mihm Damion James Chris Mihm LaMarcus Aldridge Season (Big 12) 200 Kevin Durant TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 111

113 Season (by Sr.) 350 Damion James Season (by Jr.) 365 LaSalle Thompson Season (by So.) 393 Damion James Season (by Fr.) 390 Kevin Durant Career 1,318 _ Damion James ,077 _ James Thomas ,027 _ LaSalle Thompson Chris Mihm Ron Baxter Albert Burditt Brad Buckman Kris Clack Jonathan Holmes Cameron Ridley Career (Big 12) 582 Damion James Most Rebounds Per Game Season (min. 200 reb.) 13.5 LaSalle Thompson LaSalle Thompson Kevin Durant James Thomas Chris Mihm Lynn Howden Larry Robinson Joe Fisher Chris Mihm Damion James Damion James Season (Big 12) 12.5 Kevin Durant Career (min. 450 reb.) 11.8 LaSalle Thompson Chris Mihm Larry Robinson Damion James B.G. Brosterhous Lynn Howden Raymond Downs P.J. Tucker James Thomas Al Almanza Career (Big 12) 9.8 Chris Mihm Most Rebounds in a Two-Game Stretch 38 LaSalle Thompson (21/17) Dec. 30, 1981/Jan. 5, LaSalle Thomspon (17/21) Jan. 5, 1982/Jan. 9, Brad Buckman (15/21) Feb. 5, 2005/Feb. 8, LaSalle Thompson (21/15) Jan. 19, 1981/Jan. 24, Lynn Howden (24/11) Dec. 1, 1970/Dec. 5, 1970 TEXAS BASKETBALL Individual Records ASSISTS Most Assists (since ) Half 14 Johnny Moore vs. Northern Montana (2nd) _Nov. 27, Johnny Moore vs. TCU (2nd) Jan. 29, Johnny Moore vs. Oklahoma State (1st) _Dec. 9, T.J. Ford vs. Arizona (1st) Nov. 17, B.J. Tyler at Oral Roberts (1st) Dec. 1, 1992 Half (Big 12) 9 T.J. Ford vs. Colorado (1st) Feb. 9, 2002 Game 19 Johnny Moore vs. Oklahoma State Dec. 9, Johnny Moore vs. Northern Montana Nov. 27, B.J. Tyler at Oral Roberts Dec. 1, Johnny Moore vs. TCU Jan. 29, Johnny Moore vs. Texas A&M Feb. 13, B.J. Tyler vs. Rice Feb. 4, T.J. Ford vs. Arizona Nov. 17, B.J. Tyler vs. Washington Nov. 20, Johnny Moore vs. Texas A&M Jan. 22, Johnny Moore vs. Baylor Feb. 14, 1979 Game (Big 12) 13 D.J. Augustin at Kansas Mar. 3, 2007 Season 273 T.J. Ford T.J. Ford Johnny Moore D.J. Augustin B.J. Tyler D.J. Augustin Johnny Moore Roderick Anderson B.J. Tyler Isaiah Taylor Season (Big 12) 131 T.J. Ford Season (by Sr.) 242 Johnny Moore Season (by Jr.) 214 Johnny Moore Season (by So.) 254 T.J. Ford Season (by Fr.) 273 T.J. Ford Career 714 Johnny Moore T.J. Ford B.J. Tyler Alex Broadway D.J. Augustin Terrence Rencher Isaiah Taylor Justin Mason Dan Krueger* Javan Felix * assists not available for 12 games for Krueger Career (Big 12) 242 T.J. Ford BLOCKED SHOTS Most Blocked Shots (since ) Half 6 Chris Mihm at Massachusetts (1st) Feb. 5, Prince Ibeh at Kansas (2nd) Jan. 23, Cameron Ridley vs. App. State (1st) Dec. 15, Myles Turner at Kansas (2nd) Feb. 28, Myles Turner vs. Lipscomb (1st) Dec. 16, Tristan Thompson vs. Oakland (1st) Mar. 18, Dexter Pittman vs. Texas A&M (1st) Jan. 16, Dexter Pittman vs. USC (1st) Dec. 3, Gary Johnson vs. Appalachian State (1st) Jan. 2, Kevin Durant vs. Kansas State (2nd) Feb. 3, LaMarcus Aldridge vs. Villanova (2nd) Jan. 14, Brad Buckman vs. Baylor (1st) Jan. 9, 2005 Half (Big 12) 5 Prince Ibeh at Kansas (2nd) Jan. 23, Myles Turner at Kansas (2nd) Feb. 28, Dexter Pittman vs. Texas A&M (1st) Jan. 16, Kevin Durant vs. Kansas State (2nd) Feb. 3, Brad Buckman vs. Baylor (1st) Jan. 9, TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

114 Game 9 Cameron Ridley vs. Appalachian State Dec. 15, Chris Owens vs. California Nov. 15, Chris Mihm at Massachusetts Feb. 5, Prince Ibeh at Kansas Jan. 23, Cameron Ridley vs. Washington Nov. 14, Tristan Thompson vs. Oakland Mar. 18, Dexter Pittman vs. USC Dec. 3, Jason Klotz vs. UTSA Dec. 29, Brad Buckman vs. North Texas Dec. 7, Chris Mihm vs. Houston Jan. 2, Chris Mihm at Houston Nov. 17, Chris Mihm at Oklahoma State Feb. 24, Chris Mihm at North Texas Nov. 22, Albert Burditt vs. Houston Feb. 26, Albert Burditt vs. Baylor Jan. 16, 1993 Game (Big 12) 7 Prince Ibeh at Kansas Jan. 23, Chris Mihm at Oklahoma State Feb. 24, 1998 Season 92 Chris Owens Chris Mihm Chris Mihm Myles Turner Tristan Thompson Chris Mihm Connor Atchley Cameron Ridley Albert Burditt LaMarcus Aldridge Season (Big 12) _ 54 Chris Mihm Season (by Sr.) _ 70 Albert Burditt Season (by Jr.) 92 Chris Owens Season (by So.) _ 84 Chris Mihm Season (by Fr.) _ 90 Chris Mihm Career 264 _ Chris Mihm _ Albert Burditt _ Cameron Ridley _ Prince Ibeh _ Connor Atchley _ Brad Buckman _ Damion James _ Chris Owens _ LaSalle Thompson _ Dexter Pittman Career (Big 12) _ 133 _ Chris Mihm STEALS Most Steals (since ) Half 8 B.J. Tyler at Houston (1st) Jan. 29, Ivan Wagner vs. Texas A&M (2nd) Feb. 3, Johnny Moore vs. Houston (2nd) Mar. 4, Johnny Moore vs. Rhode Island (2nd) Dec. 29, _ Lance Blanks vs. Southern Utah (1st) _ Dec. 19, 1988 Half (Big 12) 7 Ivan Wagner vs. Texas A&M (2nd) Feb. 3, 1999 Game 10 Ivan Wagner vs. Texas A&M Feb. 3, B.J. Tyler at Houston Jan. 29, Johnny Moore vs. Rhode Island _ Dec. 12, Albert Burditt at Texas Tech Feb. 12, Lance Blanks vs. VMI Dec. 21, Johnny Moore vs. Houston Mar. 4, 1978 Game (Big 12) 10 Ivan Wagner vs. Texas A&M Feb. 3, 1999 Season 111 Lance Blanks Roderick Anderson B.J. Tyler Lance Blanks B.J. Tyler Kris Clack Terrence Rencher Albert Burditt T.J. Ford Reggie Freeman TEXAS BASKETBALL Individual Records Season (Big 12) 48 Ivan Wagner Season (by Sr.) 101 Roderick Anderson Season (by Jr.) 111 Lance Blanks Season (by So.) 82 B.J. Tyler Season (by Fr.) 72 T.J. Ford Career 255 Terrence Rencher Kris Clack B.J. Tyler Lance Blanks Reggie Freeman A.J. Abrams Albert Burditt Roderick Anderson Joey Wright Travis Mays Career (Big 12) 89 Kris Clack PLAYING TIME Most Games Played Season 38 Connor Atchley D.J. Augustin Damion James Justin Mason Career 144 A.J. Abrams Damion James Justin Mason Connor Lammert Alexis Wangmene Connor Atchley Demarcus Holland Prince Ibeh Dexter Pittman Brian Boddicker James Thomas Career (Big 12) 72 Prince Ibeh Connor Lammert Demarcus Holland Javan Felix Career (SWC) 64 Ron Baxter Johnny Moore Most Consecutive Games Played Career 142 Damion James Connor Lammert Brian Boddicker James Thomas Justin Mason Brandy Perryman Reggie Freeman Ron Baxter Johnny Moore Most Games Started Season 38 Connor Atchley D.J. Augustin A.J. Abrams LaMarcus Aldridge Daniel Gibson Kenton Paulino P.J. Tucker Career 140 Damion James Justin Mason Royal Ivey Terrence Rencher Travis Mays Brad Buckman Ron Baxter Johnny Moore Jonathan Holmes A.J. Abrams TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 113

115 Career (Big 12) 62 Damion James Career (SWC) 64 Ron Baxter Johnny Moore Most Consecutive Games Started Career 112 Johnny Moore Career (Big 12) 49 Royal Ivey Most Minutes Played (since ) Game 55 A.J. Abrams at Oklahoma State Jan. 16, Kevin Durant at Oklahoma State Jan. 16, Justin Mason at Oklahoma State Jan. 16, D.J. Augustin at Oklahoma State Jan. 16, Albert Burditt vs. Utah Dec. 29, Kevin Durant vs. Texas A&M Feb. 28, Terrence Rencher at Texas Tech Feb. 20, D.J. Augustin vs. Texas A&M Feb. 28, Roderick Anderson vs. DePaul _ Jan. 26, Terrence Rencher vs. DePaul Jan. 26, Tremaine Wingfield vs. DePaul _ Jan. 26, Ron Baxter at Baylor Feb. 5, 1977 Game (Big 12) 55 A.J. Abrams at Oklahoma State Jan. 16, 2007 Season 1,417 _ D.J. Augustin Season (Big 12) 624 D.J. Augustin Career (Four years) 4,673 A.J. Abrams Career (Three years) 3,216 Joey Wright Career (Two years) 2,662 D.J. Augustin Most Minutes per Game (since ) Season 38.6 LaSalle Thompson Reggie Freeman Lance Blanks A.J. Abrams Travis Mays Carlton Cooper Myck Kabongo D.J. Augustin Terrence Rencher Travis Mays Season (Big 12) 39.0 D.J. Augustin Career (Four years) 35.1 Terrence Rencher Travis Mays Karl Willock Career (Three years) 35.9 LaSalle Thompson Joey Wright Career (Two years) _ 37.2 Lance Blanks D.J. Augustin MISCELLANEOUS Triple-Double Performance (1) Reggie Freeman 22 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists _Feb. 11, 1996 at TCU 30-Point, 20-Rebound Performances (1) Kevin Durant 37 points, 23 rebounds Jan. 31, 2007 at Texas Tech 20-Point, 20-Rebound Performances (4) Kevin Durant 37 points, 23 rebounds Jan. 31, 2007 at Texas Tech Brad Buckman 27 points, 21 rebounds Feb. 8, 2005 at Colorado LaSalle Thompson 26 points, 21 rebounds _ Jan. 19, 1981 at North Texas Larry Robinson 26 points, 23 rebounds Dec. 27, 1971 vs. Centenary TEXAS BASKETBALL Individual Records Most Double-Doubles (since ) Season 23 LaSalle Thompson Kevin Durant Chris Mihm LaSalle Thompson Chris Mihm Damion James Damion James Damion James LaMarcus Aldridge P.J. Tucker James Thomas Larry Robinson Career 55 LaSalle Thompson Damion James Chris Mihm Ron Baxter Larry Robinson P.J. Tucker James Thomas Albert Burditt Lynn Howden B.G. Brosterhous Most Consecutive Double-Doubles in a Season (since ) 12 LaSalle Thompson Dec. 1, Jan. 12, LaSalle Thompson Feb. 6 - Feb. 27, Larry Robinson Jan Feb. 9, Chris Mihm Jan Feb. 3, LaSalle Thompson Feb. 3 - Feb. 28, Kevin Durant Dec. 28, 2006-Jan. 16, LaMarcus Aldridge Nov Nov. 29, Chris Mihm Feb Mar. 12, 1999 Top Assist-to-Turnover Ratio (since ) Season (min. 3.0 apg) _ 2.96 Alex Broadway (154-52) Royal Ivey (141-51) Isaiah Taylor (164-61) Dogus Balbay (106-43) T.J. Ford ( ) Dogus Balbay (107-46) Justin Mason (114-50) D.J. Augustin ( ) T.J. Ford ( ) Justin Mason (141-68) Career (min. 200 ast) 2.31 Dogus Balbay ( ) T.J. Ford ( ) D.J. Augustin ( ) Isaiah Taylor ( ) Justin Mason ( ) Alex Broadway ( ) B.J. Tyler ( ) Javan Felix ( ) Brandy Perryman ( ) Royal Ivey ( ) TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

116 Freshman Varsity Records FRESHMAN STARTERS IN SEASON OPENERS From (35 total starters) YEAR NAME OPPONENT DATE MIN PTS REB AST Jarrett Allen vs. Incarnate Word Nov. 11, Andrew Jones vs. Incarnate Word Nov. 11, Eric Davis Jr. vs. Washington Nov. 14, Isaiah Taylor vs. Mercer Nov. 8, Javan Felix vs. Fresno State Nov. 9, Ioannis Papapetrou vs. Fresno State Nov. 9, Cameron Ridley vs. Fresno State Nov. 9, Jonathan Holmes vs. Boston University Nov. 13, Myck Kabongo vs. Boston University Nov. 13, Julien Lewis vs. Boston University Nov. 13, Cory Joseph vs. Navy Nov. 8, J Covan Brown vs. UC Irvine Nov. 15, D.J. Augustin vs. Alcorn State Nov. 9, Kevin Durant vs. Alcorn State Nov. 9, Damion James vs. Alcorn State Nov. 9, LaMarcus Aldridge vs. Texas State Nov. 19, Daniel Gibson vs. Texas State Nov. 19, T.J. Ford vs. Arizona Nov. 17, James Thomas vs. Navy Nov. 13, Terrence Rencher vs. Washington Nov. 20, Courtney Jeans at Iowa State Nov. 20, Travis Mays vs. North Carolina State* Nov. 28, George Muller vs. North Carolina State* Nov. 28, Alex Broadway vs. Southwestern Nov. 24, Marcus Bolden vs. Missouri Southern Nov. 26, Karl Willock vs. North Carolina Wesleyan Nov. 27, James Tandy vs. Hardin-Simmons Nov. 28, Mike Wacker vs. Pacific Nov. 29, Fred Carson vs. Northwestern Louisiana Nov. 30, LaSalle Thompson vs. Northwestern Louisiana Nov. 30, George Turner vs. Northwestern Louisiana Nov. 30, Henry Johnson at Long Beach State Nov. 24, Ron Baxter vs. Oklahoma State Nov. 29, Johnny Moore at Oklahoma Dec. 1, 1975 n/a Mike Murphy at Brigham Young Nov. 29, *Great Alaska Shootout at Anchorage, Alaska TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 115

117 Freshman Varsity Records POINTS Most Points Scored (since ) Game 37 Kevin Durant vs. Kansas Mar. 11, Kevin Durant at Texas Tech Jan. 31, Kevin Durant at Oklahoma St. _ Jan. 16, Kevin Durant at Colorado Jan. 6, Terrence Rencher at VCU Jan. 30, Kevin Durant vs. Baylor Jan. 27, Kevin Durant vs. Missouri Jan. 10, Terrence Rencher vs. Oral Roberts _Feb. 26, Kevin Durant at Kansas Mar. 3, Kevin Durant at Oklahoma Feb. 24, Kevin Durant vs. Kansas State Feb. 3, Luke Axtell vs. Liberty Nov. 26, 1997 Freshman Debut 20 Kevin Durant vs. Alcorn State Nov. 9, Julien Lewis vs. Boston Univ. _ Nov. 13, P.J. Tucker vs. Brown Nov. 27, Jack Worthington vs. Hardin-Simmons _Nov. 28, Ron Baxter vs. Oklahoma State _ Nov. 29, 1976 Season 903 Kevin Durant Terrence Rencher D.J. Augustin Tristan Thompson Isaiah Taylor Jarrett Allen Most Points Per Game (since ) Season (min. 100 pts.) _ 25.8 Kevin Durant Terrence Rencher Ron Baxter D.J. Augustin Daniel Gibson REBOUNDS Most Rebounds (since ) Game 23 Kevin Durant at Texas Tech Jan. 31, Jarrett Allen at Kansas Jan. 21, Kevin Durant vs. Centenary Dec. 28, Chris Mihm at Texas Tech Feb. 14, LaSalle Thompson vs. Houston _ Feb. 4, LaSalle Thompson at SMU Jan. 5, 1980 Freshman Debut 13 P.J. Tucker vs. Brown Nov. 17, Jarrett Allen vs. Incarnate Word Nov. 11, Mike Murphy at BYU Nov. 29, Ron Baxter vs. Oklahoma St. Nov. 29, Javan Felix vs. Fresno State Nov. 9, LaMarcus Aldrige vs. Texas State Nov. 19, James Thomas vs. Navy Nov. 13, Winn Shepard vs. Pepperdine Nov. 25, 1988 Season 390 Kevin Durant LaSalle Thompson Tristan Thompson Jarrett Allen Damion James Most Rebounds per Game (since ) Season (min. 100 reb.) 11.1 Kevin Durant LaSalle Thompson Ron Baxter Jarrett Allen Chris Mihm ASSISTS Most Assists (since ) Game 14 T.J. Ford vs. Arizona Nov. 17, D.J. Augustin at Kansas Mar. 3, D.J. Augustin at Tennessee Dec. 23, Fred Carson vs. TCU Jan. 15, T.J. Ford at Missouri Feb. 17, T.J. Ford vs. Colorado Feb. 9, T.J. Ford vs. McNeese State Dec. 19, T.J. Ford vs. Stanford Dec. 1, T.J. Ford vs. Gonzaga Nov. 23, Ray Harper vs. New Mexico State Dec. 4, 1980 Freshman Debut 14 T.J. Ford vs. Arizona Nov. 17, Fred Carson vs. NW Louisiana _ Nov. 30, Myck Kabongo vs. Boston Univ. Nov. 13, D.J. Augustin vs. Alcorn State Nov. 9, Courtney Jeans at Iowa State _ Nov. 20, 1987 Season 273 T.J. Ford D.J. Augustin Myck Kabongo Isaiah Taylor Javan Felix Most Assists per Game (since ) Season 8.27 T.J. Ford (min. 50 assists) 6.66 D.J. Augustin Myck Kabongo Fred Carson Javan Felix Johnny Moore BLOCKED SHOTS Most Blocked Shots (since ) Game 7 Tristan Thompson vs. Oakland Mar. 18, Chris Mihm at Oklahoma State Feb. 24, Chris Mihm at North Texas Nov. 22, Myles Turner vs. Baylor Mar. 2, Myles Turner at Oklahoma Feb. 17, Myles Turner vs. Lipscomb Dec. 16, Myles Turner vs. Alcorn State Nov. 16, Kevin Durant vs. Kansas Mar. 11, Chris Mihm vs. Colorado Feb. 28, 1998 Freshman Debut 5 James Banks vs. Incarnate Word Nov. 11, Cameron Ridley vs. Fresno State Nov. 9, Damion James vs. Alcorn State Nov. 9, Myles Turner vs. North Dakota St. Nov. 14, Kevin Durant vs. Alcorn State Nov. 9, Matt Hill vs. Alcorn State Nov. 9, James Thomas vs. Navy Nov. 13, Gerald Houston vs. UT Arlington _ Nov. 28, LaSalle Thompson vs. NW Louisiana _ Nov. 30, 1979 Season 90 Chris Mihm Myles Turner Tristan Thompson Kevin Durant Jarrett Allen Most Blocked Shots per Game (since ) Season 2.90 Chris Mihm (min. 20 blocks) 2.62 Myles Turner Tristan Thompson Kevin Durant Jarrett Allen LaMarcus Aldridge TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

118 STEALS Most Steals (since ) Game 7 T.J. Ford vs. Oregon Mar. 22, Daniel Gibson vs. Iowa State Feb. 5, Kris Clack vs. Michigan Mar. 15, Alex Broadway vs. Rice Feb. 10, 1985 Freshman Debut 4 Courtney Jeans at Iowa State _ Nov. 20, Ron Baxter vs. Oklahoma State Nov. 29, Eric Davis Jr. vs. Washington Nov. 14, Kevin Durant vs. Alcorn State Nov. 9, Terrence Rencher vs. Washington Nov. 20, 1991 Season 72 T.J. Ford Kevin Durant Terrence Rencher Daniel Gibson D.J. Augustin Most Steals per Game (since ) Season 2.18 T.J. Ford (min. 30 steals) 1.89 Kevin Durant Daniel Gibson Terrence Rencher Kris Clack TEXAS BASKETBALL Freshman Varsity Records MISCELLANEOUS Most Games Played Season 37 Alexis Wangmene A.J. Abrams Cory Joseph Tristan Thompson Isaiah Taylor Clint Chapman D.J. Augustin Kevin Durant Damion James Justin Mason Most Games Started Season 36 Cory Joseph Isaiah Taylor D.J. Augustin Kevin Durant Damion James Myck Kabongo Tristan Thompson Terrence Rencher Most Double-Doubles Season 20 Kevin Durant Ron Baxter Jarrett Allen LaSalle Thompson Tristan Thompson TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 117

119 Frank Erwin Center Records HOME OF THE TEXAS LONGHORNS Johnny Moore s jumper from the top of the key christened the Frank Erwin Center as Texas home on Nov. 29, The 16,540-seat arena was an instant hit, as the Longhorns defeated Oklahoma on opening day and went on to finish the season as NIT Champions. The Horns made themselves right at home at the Erwin Center reeling off 25 straight wins before falling to Arkansas in February of Forty-one years later, the FEC looks as good as it did on opening day, and the wins are still flowing, as evidenced by Texas.804 home winning percentage at the Erwin Center. QUICK FACTS ALL TIME (40 seasons) Games Played 606 All-Time Record All-Time Winning Pct..804 Big 12 Record (Pct.) (.776) SWC Record (Pct.) (.694) Non-Conference Record (Pct.) (.877) Most Wins 17 (17-1 in ) Most Losses 10 (5-10 in ) Undefeated Seasons 3 ( , & ) Last Game at Gregory Gym Baylor 72, Texas 70 on Feb. 26, 1977 Southwest Conference Tournament game First Game at Erwin Center Texas 83, Oklahoma 76 on Nov. 29, 1977 Longest Erwin Center Winning Streak 26 games. From Dec. 27, 1993 (87-75 win over Oklahoma) to Nov. 25, 1995 (88-67 win vs. North Texas). Streak broken by a loss to #14 Utah (Nov. 29, 1995). Longest Erwin Center Losing Streak 5 games. From Jan. 29, 1983 (a loss to Texas A&M) to Feb. 26, 1983 (86-57 loss to Baylor). Streak broken by an overtime win over Missouri Southern in the first game of the season (Nov. 26, 1983). Most Consecutive Home Big 12 Wins 14 games. From Feb. 10, 2007 (77-68 win vs. Iowa State) to Jan. 24, 2009 (67-58 win vs. Texas A&M). Streak broken by an overtime loss to Kansas State (Jan. 31, 2009). Most Consecutive Home SWC Wins 17 games. From Feb. 6, 1990 (96-91 win over Baylor) to March 8, 1992 (86-63 win over Texas A&M). Streak broken by a loss to Rice in the 1993 SWC home opener (Jan. 5, 1993). ERWIN CENTER YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS ATTENDANCE AT THE ERWIN CENTER Top Five Single-Season Average Attendance Avg. Year Home Dates Total Attendance Home Record 15, , , , , , , , , , Top Five Single-Season Total Attendance Total Attendance Year Home Dates Avg. Home Record 248, , , , , , , , , , TOP 10 CROWDS AT THE FRANK ERWIN CENTER (1977-PRESENT) NO. ATTENDANCE OPPONENT DATE 1. 16,837* Texas Tech Feb. 28, ,837* Wake Forest Jan. 13, ,755* Oklahoma Feb. 21, ,755* Texas A&M Jan. 24, ,755* UCLA Dec. 4, ,755* Texas A&M Feb. 18, ,755* Kansas Feb. 11, ,755* Texas Tech Jan. 26, ,755* Colorado Jan. 19, ,755* Texas A&M Feb. 28, ,755* Kansas Feb. 25, ,755* Villanova Jan. 14, ,755* Oklahoma State Jan. 17, 2005 * = sellout TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

120 Frank Erwin Center Records ERWIN CENTER TOP SCORING GAMES OVERALL PTS PLAYER, SCHOOL OPPONENT FG-AT FT-AT 3M-AT DATE 44 Denis Clemente, Kansas St. Texas (ot) Jan. 31, Reggie Freeman, Texas Fresno State Dec. 14, Jim Krivacs, Texas Northern Montana Nov. 27, Tyrone Branyan, Texas Baylor Feb. 14, Travis Mays, Texas Miami, Fla Feb. 22, Rob Williams, Houston Texas Jan. 10, Travis Mays, Texas Tenn.-Chattanooga Dec. 10, Carlton Cooper, Texas Mo. Southern (ot) Nov. 26, Reggie Freeman, Texas Providence Dec. 21, Mike Wilson, SMU Texas Jan. 10, Lance Blanks, Texas Lehigh Dec. 9, Michael Cage, San Diego St. Texas Dec. 20, 1983 BY TEXAS PTS PLAYER OPPONENT DATE 43 Reggie Freeman vs. Fresno State Dec. 14, Jim Krivacs vs. Northern Montana Nov. 27, Tyrone Branyan vs. Baylor Feb. 14, Travis Mays vs. Miami, Fla. Feb. 22, Travis Mays vs. Tenn.-Chattanooga Dec. 10, Carlton Cooper vs. Missouri Southern (ot) Nov. 26, Reggie Freeman vs. Providence Dec. 21, Lance Blanks vs. Lehigh Dec. 9, B.J. Tyler vs. Georgia Jan. 23, Lance Blanks vs. Baylor Jan. 6, Lance Blanks vs. Southern Utah Dec. 19, Henry Johnson vs. North Texas Dec. 20, 1980 BY OPPONENT PTS PLAYER TEAM DATE 44 Denis Clemente Kansas State (ot) Jan. 31, Rob Williams Houston Jan. 10, Mike Wilson SMU Jan. 10, Michael Cage San Diego State Dec. 20, Tommy McGhee Rice Jan. 6, Jeff Webster Oklahoma Dec. 4, Ron Cornelius Pacific Nov. 29, Buddy Hield Oklahoma Feb. 27, Adreian Payne Michigan State Dec. 21, Acie Law IV Texas A&M (2 ot) Feb. 28, Michael Hicks Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Dec. 16, Jerome Lambert Baylor Feb. 15, Tim Mason SMU Jan. 22, Greg Garton ERWIN CENTER Mo. Southern MARGINS (ot) Nov. OF VICTORY 26, 1983 MARGIN _ SCORE OPPONENT DATE Northern Montana Nov. 27, Prairie View A&M Dec. 30, UTSA Dec. 8, UT-Pan American Dec. 15, Alcorn State Nov. 9, Lipscomb Dec. 16, Nicholls State Dec. 13, Sam Houston State Nov. 24, UT Arlington Nov. 28, Arkansas-Monticello Nov. 18, 2007 ERWIN CENTER MARGINS OF DEFEAT MARGIN _ SCORE OPPONENT SEASON SMU Feb. 29, #4 Kansas Jan. 10, #1 Kansas Feb. 29, Baylor Feb. 26, Texas A&M Feb. 21, Texas Tech Jan. 7, #16 Houston Jan. 15, #16 Oklahoma Jan. 5, #21 Oklahoma Feb. 10, Georgia Dec. 15, 1982 MILESTONE ERWIN CENTER WINS over Oklahoma on Nov. 29, over Arkansas on Feb. 4, over TCU on Jan. 13, over #20 Kansas on Feb. 23, over Arkansas on Jan. 4, TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 119

121 Frank Erwin Center Records TEXAS AT THE ERWIN CENTER ( present) High Team Point Game Texas 148 vs. Northern Montana Nov. 27, 1978 (148-71) Opponent 110 Kansas (ot) Feb. 11, 2002 ( ) Low Team Point Game Texas 40 vs. Rice (ot) Jan. 28, 1981 (40-46) Opponent 27 Texas State Dec. 13, 2014 (59-27) High Individual Point Game Texas 43 Reggie Freeman vs. Fresno State Dec. 14, 1996 Jim Krivacs vs. Northern Montana Nov. 27, 1978 Opponent 44 Denis Clemente, Kansas State Jan. 31, 2009 Largest Margin of Victory Texas 77 Texas 148, Northern Montana 71 Nov. 27, 1978 Opponent 31 SMU 103, Texas 72 Feb. 29, 1984 Largest Crowd 16,837 Feb. 28, win over #25 Texas Tech 16,837 Jan. 13, win over #4 Wake Forest Longest Game Double OT Feb. 13, win over Iowa State Feb. 28, win over #7 Texas A&M Jan. 26, win over DePaul Dec. 29, win over Utah Erwin Center Overtime Record: TOP HOME-OPENING CROWDS Nov. 17, 2001 Arizona 15,291 L Dec. 4, 1990 Oklahoma 15,031 L Nov. 27, 1978 Northern Montana 15,000 W Nov. 20, 1991 Washington 13,502 W Nov. 23, 1996 Nebraska (ot) 12,821 W CURRENT HOME WIN STREAKS VS. OPPONENT ERWIN LAST OPP. HOME CENTER LAST WIN IN TEAM STREAK STREAK MEETING AUSTIN Southwestern never Texas State North Texas Texas Tech Hardin-Simmons never Nebraska never Texas A&M TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

122 Frank Erwin Center Records TEXAS VS. AP RANKED TEAMS AT THE ERWIN CENTER Jan. 14, 1978 #3 Arkansas W Jan. 22, 1979 #15 Texas A&M W Feb. 1, 1979 #14 Arkansas L Dec. 13, 1980 #1 DePaul L Jan. 16, 1982 #9 Arkansas W Jan. 15, 1983 #16 Houston L Feb. 23, 1983 #6 Arkansas L Feb. 10, 1984 #5 Houston L Jan. 23, 1985 #3 SMU L Dec. 17, 1985 #9 LSU L Dec. 11, 1986 #9 Oklahoma L Feb. 18, 1987 #16 TCU L Dec. 16, 1989 #24 Florida W Feb. 4, 1990 #3 Arkansas (ot) L Dec. 4, 1990 #16 Oklahoma L Mar. 3, 1991 #3 Arkansas W Dec. 14, 1991 #8 Connecticut L Jan. 4, 1995 #19 Nebraska W Nov. 29, 1995 #14 Utah L Dec. 30, 1995 #11 North Carolina W Feb. 24, 1996 #9 Texas Tech L Dec. 14, 1996 #16 Fresno State W Jan. 19, 1997 #10 Louisville (ot) L Feb. 3, 1997 #23 Texas Tech W Feb. 19, 1997 #7 Iowa State W Dec. 6, 1997 #4 Arizona L Jan. 10, 1998 #4 Kansas L Dec. 12, 1998 #25 Utah W Dec. 15, 1998 #23 Wisconsin L Jan. 23, 1999 #23 Oklahoma State W Dec. 4, 1999 #4 Arizona L Jan. 15, 2000 #16 Oklahoma W Feb. 16, 2000 #8 Oklahoma State W Feb. 28, 2000 #23 Kansas W Dec. 23, 2000 #5 Illinois W Jan. 15, 2001 #15 Connecticut W Feb. 10, 2001 #21 Oklahoma L Feb. 24, 2001 #6 Iowa State W Feb. 2, 2002 #6 Oklahoma (ot) L Feb. 11, 2002 #2 Kansas (ot) L Feb. 20, 2002 #13 Oklahoma State L Jan. 25, 2003 #21 Missouri W Feb. 1, 2003 #9 Oklahoma State W Feb. 10, 2003 #5 Oklahoma W Jan. 13, 2004 #4 Wake Forest W Jan. 24, 2004 #24 Oklahoma State L Feb. 8, 2004 #22 Oklahoma W Feb. 23, 2004 #20 Kansas W Feb. 28, 2004 #25 Texas Tech W Jan. 17, 2005 #5 Oklahoma State W Feb. 28, 2005 #20 Oklahoma L Jan. 14, 2006 #3 Villanova W Feb. 25, 2006 #16 Kansas W Mar. 5, 2006 #19 Oklahoma W Feb. 12, 2007 #18 Oklahoma State W Feb. 28, 2007 #7 Texas A&M (2 ot) W Feb. 2, 2008 #25 Baylor W Feb. 11, 2008 #3 Kansas W Feb. 18, 2008 #22 Texas A&M W Dec. 4, 2008 #12 UCLA W Feb. 21, 2009 #2 Oklahoma W Dec. 22, 2009 #9 MIchigan State W Jan. 30, 2010 #24 Baylor (ot) L Feb. 8, 2010 #1 Kansas L Jan. 8, 2011 #8 Connecticut (ot) L Jan. 19, 2011 #11 Texas A&M W Jan. 29, 2011 #11 Missouri W Jan. 21, 2012 #7 Kansas L Jan. 30, 2012 #4 Missouri L Feb. 20, 2012 #13 Baylor L Dec. 19, 2013 #23 North Carolina W Jan. 19, 2013 #4 Kansas L Feb. 9, 2013 #22 Oklahoma State L Feb. 23, 2013 #13 Kansas State L Dec. 21, 2013 #5 Michigan State L Jan. 18, 2014 #8 Iowa State W Jan. 21, 2014 #22 Kansas State W Feb. 1, 2014 #6 Kansas W Jan. 5, 2015 #16 Oklahoma L Jan. 17, 2015 #16 West Virginia W Jan. 24, 2015 #11 Kansas L Feb. 21, 2015 #14 Iowa State L Mar. 2, 2015 #14 Baylor (ot) W Dec. 12, 2015 #3 North Carolina W Jan. 12, 2016 #17 Iowa State (ot) W Feb. 16, 2016 #10 West Virginia W Feb. 20, 2016 #25 Baylor L Feb. 27, 2016 #3 Oklahoma W Feb. 29, 2016 #1 Kansas L Jan. 14, 2017 #10 West Virginia L Feb. 25, 2017 #3 Kansas L Mar. 4, 2017 #11 Baylor L Totals 92 games TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 121

123 Alabama 1-0 UAB 1-0 Alaska Anchorage 2-0 Alcorn State 2-0 American 1-0 Appalachian State 2-0 Arizona 0-3 Arkansas 8-8 Arkansas-Monticello 1-0 Arkansas State 1-0 Army 1-0 Baptist College 1-0 Baylor 32-8 Biscayne 4-0 Boston University 1-0 Bowling Green 1-0 BYU 1-0 Brown 1-0 California 1-0 UC Davis 1-0 UC Irvine 1-0 Cal Riverside 1-0 Cal Santa Barbara 1-0 Centenary 3-0 Central Missouri 1-0 Chicago State 1-0 Colorado 7-1 Connecticut 1-3 Coppin State 3-0 DePaul 2-1 Drake 1-0 Eastern Washington 1-0 Florida 2-1 Fresno State 2-0 Gardner-Webb 1-0 George Washington 1-0 Georgia 1-2 Georgia Southwestern 1-0 Hardin-Simmons 3-0 Harvard 2-0 Houston 14-7 Houston Baptist 1-0 Illinois 2-0 Incarnate Word 1-0 Iowa State 13-2 Jacksonville 1-0 Kansas 5-8 Kansas State 9-6 Kent State 0-1 Lamar 3-0 Lehigh 1-0 Liberty 1-0 TEXAS BASKETBALL Frank Erwin Center Records TEXAS VS. OPPONENTS AT THE ERWIN CENTER Lipscomb 1-0 Long Beach State 5-1 Louisiana-Lafayette 2-1 Louisiana-Monroe 2-0 LSU 3-1 Louisiana Tech 2-0 Louisville 0-1 Loyola (Md.) 1-0 Manhattan 1-0 Massachusetts 1-0 McNeese State 2-0 Memphis 1-0 Mercer 2-0 Miami (Fla.) 1-0 Michigan State 1-1 Mississippi State 1-0 Missouri 6-3 Missouri Southern 1-0 Missouri Western 2-0 Montana State-Northern 1-0 Mount St. Mary s 1-0 Murray State 2-0 Navy 2-0 Nebraska 10-0 New Orleans 1-1 New Mexico 0-1 New Mexico State 1-0 Niagara 1-0 Nicholls State 2-0 North Carolina 3-0 UNC Asheville 1-0 North Carolina Wesleyan 1-0 North Dakota State 1-0 North Florida 1-0 North Texas 8-0 Northwestern State (La.) 4-0 Oklahoma Oklahoma City 1-0 Oklahoma State 18-4 Oral Roberts 5-1 Oregon State 1-0 Pacific 0-1 Prairie View A&M 1-0 Princeton 2-0 Providence 2-0 Rhode Island 3-0 Rice 21-5 Saint Francis (Pa.) 1-0 St. Joseph s 1-0 Saint Mary s (Calif.) 1-0 Samford 2-0 Sam Houston State 5-0 San Diego 1-0 San Diego State 1-1 San Francisco 1-0 South Alabama 2-0 South Carolina 1-0 South Florida 1-1 Southern 1-0 Southern California 3-0 SMU 14-5 Southern Utah 1-0 Southwestern 1-0 Stanford 0-1 Stephen F. Austin 4-0 Stetson 2-0 Temple 2-0 Tennessee 0-1 Tennessee-Chattanooga 2-0 Tennessee State 1-0 Texas A&M 27-8 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 4-0 UT Arlington 11-1 TCU 20-5 UT Pan American 5-0 UTSA 6-0 Texas Southern 3-0 Texas State 13-0 Texas Tech 34-6 Tulane 1-0 UCLA 1-0 UNLV 1-0 Utah 3-1 Utah State 0-1 Vanderbilt 2-0 Vermont 1-0 Villanova 1-0 VCU 0-1 VMI 2-0 Wake Forest 1-0 Washington 1-0 Washington State 1-0 West Virginia 3-2 Western Carolina 1-0 Wisconsin 0-2 Wofford 2-0 Xavier 0-1 TOTALS TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

124 100-Point Games ALL-TIME 100-POINT GAMES (110 TOTAL) SCORE DIFF. OPPONENT DATE SITE (+77) Northern Montana Nov. 27, 1978 Austin (+39) Oral Roberts Dec. 1, 1992 Tulsa (+20) Oral Roberts Feb. 26, 1992 Austin (-3) Texas Tech (2ot) Feb. 20, 1994 Lubbock (+17) North Texas Dec. 6, 1991 Austin (+19) Miami Feb. 22, 1989 Austin (+51) Sam Houston State Nov. 24, 2003 Austin (+28) Oral Roberts Dec. 6, 1988 Tulsa (+39) Southern Utah Dec. 19, 1988 Austin (+31) Long Beach State Dec. 14, 1988 Long Beach (+24) Arkansas Jan. 29, 1972 Austin (+66) UTSA Dec. 8, 2015 Austin (+22) North Texas Nov. 22, 1997 Denton (+46) Loyola (Md.) Dec. 7, 1990 Austin (+42) Rice Feb. 11, 1989 Austin (+50) UT-Arlington Nov. 28, 1989 Austin (+33) Texas A&M Jan. 14, 1995 Austin (+36) Louisiana State Dec. 6, 1966 Baton Rouge (+22) Baylor Feb. 15, 1994 Austin (-11) Louisiana State Jan. 2, 1990 Houston (+33) SMU Jan. 30, 1980 Austin (+44) UT-Pan American Dec. 8, 1990 Austin (+12) TCU Feb. 8, 1995 Austin (+33) TCU Mar. 5, 1994 Fort Worth (+72) Prairie View A&M Dec. 30, 2005 Austin (+12) UT-San Antonio Dec. 5, 1995 Austin (+32) Houston Jan. 29, 1994 Houston (+25) Baylor Jan. 19, 1994 Waco (+29) Baylor Feb. 4, 1989 Waco (+28) Texas A&M Feb. 12, 1966 College Station (+34) Baylor Feb. 25, 1995 Austin (+38) Texas Tech Jan. 4, 1990 Austin (+5) Northwestern St. (La.) Dec. 3, 1988 Austin (+34) Rice Mar. 4, 1995 Houston (+29) Texas Tech Jan. 21, 1994 Austin (+19) Baylor Jan. 6, 1990 Austin (+45) Manhattan Dec. 8, 1989 Austin (+33) Iowa Sate Dec. 12, 1981 Austin (+21) Oklahoma State Dec. 7, 1977 Stillwater (+33) Long Beach State Dec. 7, 2009 Austin (+3) Texas Tech (ot/swc) Mar. 11, 1995 Dallas (+7) Baylor Jan. 23, 1995 Waco (+11) Georgia Jan. 23, 1994 Austin (-13) Georgia Tech Nov. 27, 1991 New York (+26) Rhode Island Jan. 20, 1990 Austin (+25) TCU Feb. 25, 1989 Austin (+7) Southern Illinois Dec. 10, 1970 Austin (+55) Lipscomb Dec. 16, 2014 Austin (+37) Oral Roberts Feb. 28, 1994 Austin (+15) SMU Jan. 22, 1992 Austin (+43) Texas Wesleyan Dec. 2, 1966 Austin (-6) Tennessee (ot) Dec. 23, 2006 Knoxville (+14) Nebraska Jan. 21, 1998 Austin (+45) Southwest Texas Dec. 7, 1994 Austin (+30) Lamar Feb. 21, 1994 Austin (+11) Va. Commonwealth Jan. 30, 1992 Richmond (+11) Florida Dec. 16, 1989 Austin (+20) Baylor Jan. 4, 1989 Austin (+16) TCU Jan. 18, 1982 Austin (+32) Centenary Dec. 17, 1977 Shreveport (+24) Centenary Feb. 1, 1977 Austin (-12) Texas A&M Feb. 10, 1968 College Station (+28) Baylor Feb. 29, 1964 Waco SCORE DIFF. OPPONENT DATE SITE (+64) UT-Pan American Dec. 15, 2009 Austin (+9) Colorado Feb. 9, 2002 Austin (+41) Kansas State Jan. 12, 1997 Austin (+8) Weber State Dec. 29, 1992 Oklahoma City (+21) Washington Nov. 20, 1991 Austin (+51) TCU Jan. 15, 1974 Austin (+20) Texas Wesleyan Dec. 1, 1964 Austin (+17) Colorado Jan. 9, 2010 Austin (+13) North Carolina Dec. 15, 2009 Arlington, Texas (-2) Oklahoma St. (3ot) Jan. 16, 2007 Stillwater (+59) Alcorn State Nov. 9, 2006 Austin (+31) Wofford Dec. 4, 2003 Austin (-7) Kansas (ot) Feb. 11, 2002 Austin (+15) TCU Jan. 13, 1996 Austin (-2) Texas Tech Feb. 25, 1993 Lubbock (+15) Tenn.-Chattanooga Dec. 10, 1988 Austin (+21) North Texas Dec. 20, 1980 Austin (+44) Trinity Jan. 29, 1964 San Antonio (+35) North Texas Dec. 3, 1956 Austin (+15) New Mexico State Nov. 23, 2007 Newark (+24) Colorado Jan. 6, 2007 Boulder (+24) Baylor Jan. 12, 2002 Austin (+21) TCU Feb. 11, 1996 Fort Worth (+28) Nebraska Jan. 4, 1995 Austin (+18) TCU Mar. 3, 1993 Austin (+13) Xavier (NCAA) Mar. 22, 1990 Dallas (+20) Stetson Dec. 30, 1989 DeLand, Fla (+19) Baylor Feb. 14, 1979 Austin (+16) Rice Feb. 7, 1978 Houston (+101) San Marcos Baptist Jan. 10, 1916 Austin (+36) Texas State Dec. 11, 2010 Austin (+35) SMU Feb. 17, 1996 Dallas (+12) Rice (SWC) Mar. 11, 1994 Dallas (+19) New Mexico State Dec. 4, 1980 Austin (+8) N.C. State (NIT) Mar. 21, 1978 New York (+15) Texas Tech Jan. 7, 1978 Austin (+17) Baylor Dec. 27, 1956 Houston (+6) Baylor Feb. 25, 1956 Waco (+10) Rhode Island Nov. 15, 2011 Austin (+48) Arkansas-Monticello Nov. 18, 2007 Austin (+18) UT-San Antonio Dec. 29, 2004 Austin (+8) George Washington Dec. 7, 2002 Washington, D.C (+41) SMU Jan. 18, 1995 Dallas (+5) Baylor Feb. 6, 1991 Waco (+12) Georgia (NCAA) Mar. 16, 1990 Indianapolis (-9) Arkansas Jan. 25, 1990 Fayetteville (+11) Houston Jan. 10, 1978 Houston Record: Home: 66-1 Road: 25-6 Neutral: POINT GAMES QUICK FACTS Most 100-point games in a season 11 ( ) Most 100-point games in a conference season 6 ( & ) Most consecutive 100-point games 4 ( & ) High home total 148 vs. Northern Montana (Nov. 27, 1978) High road total 136 at Oral Roberts (Dec. 1, 1992) High neutral total 113 vs. Louisiana State (Jan. 2, 1990) TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 123

125 Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders POINTS PER GAME YEAR PLAYER CL G TOT PPG Tevin Mack So Isaiah Taylor Jr Isaiah Taylor So Jonathan Holmes Jr Myck Kabongo So J Covan Brown Jr Jordan Hamilton So Damion James Sr A.J. Abrams Sr D.J. Augustin So Kevin Durant Fr P.J. Tucker Jr Daniel Gibson Fr Brandon Mouton Sr T.J. Ford So Brandon Mouton So Maurice Evans Jr Chris Mihm Jr Gabe Muoneke Jr Kris Clack Jr Reggie Freeman Sr Reggie Freeman Jr Terrence Rencher Sr B.J. Tyler Sr Mike Richardson Sr Dexter Cambridge Sr Joey Wright Sr Travis Mays Sr Travis Mays Jr Travis Mays So Patrick Fairs Sr John Brownlee Sr Mike Wacker Sr Carlton Cooper Jr Bill Wendlandt Jr LaSalle Thompson Jr LaSalle Thompson So Ron Baxter Sr Tyrone Branyan Sr Jim Krivacs Jr Jim Krivacs So Dan Krueger Sr Dan Krueger Jr Larry Robinson Sr Larry Robinson Jr Larry Robinson So Jimmy Blacklock Jr Wayne Doyal Sr Kurt Papp Sr Billy Arnold Sr Robert Stout Sr Michael White Sr Larry Franks Sr Joe Fisher Sr William Humphrey Sr James Brown Sr Donnie Lasiter Sr Jay Arnette Sr Jay Arnette Jr Kermit Decker Sr Raymond Downs Sr Raymond Downs Jr REBOUNDS PER GAME YEAR PLAYER CL G TOT RPG Jarrett Allen Fr Cameron Ridley Sr Myles Turner Fr Cameron Ridley So Jonathan Holmes So Clint Chapman Sr Tristan Thompson Fr Damion James Sr Damion James Jr Damion James So Kevin Durant Fr P.J. Tucker Jr Brad Buckman Jr P. J. Tucker Fr James Thomas Jr James Thomas So Chris Owens Jr Chris Mihm Jr Chris Mihm So Chris Mihm Fr Reggie Freeman Sr Sonny Alvarado Sr Tremaine Wingfield Sr Albert Burditt Sr Albert Burditt Jr Albert Burditt So Dexter Cambridge Sr Guillermo Myers Sr Locksley Collie Jr Alvin Heggs Sr Alvin Heggs Jr Patrick Fairs Sr Raynard Davis Sr John Brownlee Sr Mike Wacker Sr Carlton Cooper Jr Carlton Cooper So LaSalle Thompson Jr LaSalle Thompson So LaSalle Thompson Fr Phillip Stroud Sr Ron Baxter So Ron Baxter Fr Gary Goodner So Rich Parson So Larry Robinson Sr B.G. Brosterhous Sr Larry Robinson So Lynn Howden Jr Eric Groscurth So Kurt Papp Sr Gary Overbeck Sr Gary Overbeck Jr Michael White Sr John Fultz Sr Joe Fisher Sr William Humphrey Sr Jack Dugan Sr Al Almanza Sr Brenton Hughes Sr Al Almanza So Brenton Hughes Jr Raymond Downs Sr TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

126 Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders STEALS PER GAME YEAR PLAYER CL G TOT ST/G Kerwin Roach Jr. So Isaiah Taylor So Kerwin Roach Jr. Fr Isaiah Taylor So Isaiah Taylor Fr Julien Lewis So Myck Kabongo Fr Cory Joseph Fr Damion James Sr A.J. Abrams Sr A.J. Abrams Jr Kevin Durant Fr P.J. Tucker Jr Daniel Gibson Fr Royal Ivey Sr T.J. Ford So T.J. Ford Fr Maurice Evans Jr Ivan Wagner Sr Ivan Wagner Jr Kris Clack Jr Kris Clack So Lamont Hill Sr Roderick Anderson Sr B.J. Tyler Sr B.J. Tyler Jr B.J. Tyler So Benford Williams Jr Lance Blanks Sr Lance Blanks Jr Alex Broadway Sr Patrick Fairs Sr Karl Willock Sr Karl Willock Jr Carlton Cooper Jr Karl Willock Fr Denard Holmes So Ray Harper Fr Ron Baxter Sr ASSISTS PER GAME YEAR PLAYER CL G TOT AST/G Kerwin Roach Jr. So Isaiah Taylor Jr Isaiah Taylor So Isaiah Taylor Fr Myck Kabongo So Myck Kabongo Fr Cory Joseph Fr Dogus Balbay Jr Justin Mason Jr D.J. Augustin So D.J. Augustin Fr Daniel Gibson So Daniel Gibson Fr Royal Ivey Sr T.J. Ford So T.J. Ford Fr Darren Kelly Sr Ivan Wagner Sr Ivan Wagner Jr Kris Clack Jr Reggie Freeman Sr Reggie Freeman Jr Roderick Anderson Sr B.J. Tyler Sr B.J. Tyler Jr B.J. Tyler So Joey Wright Sr Joey Wright Jr Lance Blanks Jr Alex Broadway Sr Alex Broadway Jr Alex Broadway So Karl Willock Jr Karl Willock So Karl Willock Fr Jack Worthington Fr Fred Carson So Ray Harper Fr Fred Carson Fr Johnny Moore Sr Johnny Moore Jr Johnny Moore So Dan Krueger Sr TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 125

127 Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders BLOCKS PER GAME YEAR PLAYER CL G TOT BLK/G Jarrett Allen Fr Cameron Ridley Sr Myles Turner Fr Cameron Ridley So Cameron Ridley Fr Clint Chapman Sr Tristan Thompson Fr Dexter Pittman Sr Connor Atchley Sr Connor Atchley Jr Kevin Durant Fr LaMarcus Aldridge So Brad Buckman Jr Brad Buckman So Brad Buckman Fr James Thomas So Chris Owens Jr Chris Mihm Jr Chris Mihm So Chris Mihm Fr Kris Clack So Kris Clack Fr Rich McIver Sr Tremaine Wingfield Sr Albert Burditt Sr Albert Burditt Jr Albert Burditt So Guillermo Myers Sr Guillermo Myers Jr Jose Nassar Sr George Muller So George Muller Fr John Brownlee Sr John Brownlee Jr Carlton Cooper Jr Carlton Cooper So LaSalle Thompson Jr LaSalle Thompson So LaSalle Thompson Fr THREE-POINTERS MADE PER GAME YEAR PLAYER CL G TOT 3M/G Andrew Jones Fr Connor Lammert Sr Javan Felix Jr Javan Felix So Julien Lewis So J Covan Brown Jr Jordan Hamilton So Jordan Hamilton Fr A.J. Abrams Sr A.J. Abrams Jr A.J. Abrams So Daniel Gibson So Daniel Gibson Fr Kenny Taylor Jr Brandon Mouton Jr Brandon Mouton So Maurice Evans Jr Ivan Wagner Sr Kris Clack Sr Luke Axtell Fr Reggie Freeman Sr Reggie Freeman Jr Roderick Anderson Sr B.J. Tyler Sr B.J. Tyler Jr B.J. Tyler So Joey Wright Sr Travis Mays Sr Travis Mays Jr Travis Mays So Patrick Fairs Sr TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

128 ALL-TIME OVERTIME GAMES BY DATE DATE W/L SCORE SITE #OTs Jan. 11, 1930 W Texas 35, Baylor 32 Waco 2 Feb. 10, 1931 L SMU 41, Texas 33 Austin 1 Dec. 30, 1933 L Texas A&I 33, Texas 32 Austin 1 Jan. 15, 1936 L SMU 33, Texas 31 Austin 2 Feb. 16, 1940 L SMU 45, Texas 42 Dallas 1 Feb. 9, 1946 L Baylor 43, Texas 42 Austin 2 Feb. 18, 1950 W Texas 47, SMU 46 Austin 1 Jan. 3, 1951 W Texas 59, Baylor 58 Austin 2 Dec. 28, 1951 L Texas A&M 52, Texas 51 Dallas 1 Feb. 22, 1958 L Baylor 65, Texas 64 Waco 1 Feb. 7, 1959 L Arkansas 77, Texas 74 Austin 1 Feb. 23, 1960 W Texas 68, Baylor 62 Austin 1 Dec. 17, 1960 W Texas 80, Tulsa 70 Austin 1 Jan. 7, 1961 L TCU 95, Texas 94 Fort Worth 4* Feb. 6, 1962 L SMU 84, Texas 82 Dallas 1 Feb. 4, 1964 L SMU 76, Texas 74 Austin 1 Dec. 14, 1964 L Okla. St. 73, Texas 69 Austin 1 Feb. 11, 1969 L Texas A&M 70, Texas 69 College Station 1 Dec. 20, 1969 W Texas 76, BYU 73 Austin 2 Feb. 20, 1971 L Arkansas 88, Texas 87 Austin 1 Feb. 22, 1972 W Texas 92, Arkansas 86 Fayetteville, Ark. 1 Mar. 7, 1972 W Texas 91, SMU 89 Waco 1 Jan. 6, 1973 W Texas 81, Centenary 79 Shreveport, La. 1 Jan. 27, 1973 L Texas Tech 73, Texas 64 Lubbock 1 Feb. 20, 1973 L Texas Tech 80, Texas 77 Austin 1 Feb. 12, 1974 L TCU 72, Texas 71 Fort Worth 1 Dec. 10, 1974 L Drake 103, Texas 98 Austin 1 Jan. 28, 1975 L TCU 74, Texas 72 Fort Worth 1 Dec. 29, 1975 L BYU 91, Texas 86 Norfolk, Va. 1 Nov. 29, 1976 W Texas 74, Okla. St. 73 Austin 1 Feb. 5, 1977 W Texas 75, Baylor 72 Waco 2 Jan. 23, 1978 W Texas 79, Texas A&M 77 College Station 1 Feb. 17, 1979 W Texas 63, Texas Tech 56 Austin 1 Jan. 17, 1980 L North Texas 79, Texas 77 Denton 1 Jan. 6, 1981 L SMU 53, Texas 51 Austin 1 Jan. 26, 1981 W Texas 67, Texas A&M 63 College Station 1 Jan. 28, 1981 L Rice 46, Texas 40 Austin 1 Dec. 18, 1981 W Texas 72, Harvard 71 Cambridge, Mass. 1 Jan. 30, 1982 L Texas A&M 71, Texas 69 Austin 1 Feb. 6, 1982 L Arkansas 62, Texas 55 Fayetteville, Ark. 1 Dec. 7, 1983 L Xavier 66, Texas 64 Austin 1 Nov. 26, 1983 W Texas 83, Mo. Southern 81 Austin 1 Dec. 14, 1985 L Oklahoma 93, Texas 92 Norman, Okla. 1 Dec. 16, 1987 W Texas 90, Southwestern La. 89 _ Austin 1 Mar. 10, 1989 W Texas 93, SMU 91 Dallas 1 Mar. 11, 1989 W Texas 93, TCU 89 Dallas 1 Feb. 4, 1990 L Arkansas 103, Texas 96 Austin 1 Dec. 18, 1990 W Texas 87, UCSB 84 Santa Barbara, Calif. 1 Dec. 29, 1993 W Texas 93, Utah 91 Austin 2 Feb. 20, 1994 L Texas Tech 128, Texas 125 Lubbock 2 Jan. 23, 1995 W Texas 107, Baylor 100 Waco 1 Jan. 26, 1995 W Texas 99, DePaul 92 Austin 2 Feb. 1, 1995 L Houston 105, Texas 96 Houston 1 Mar. 11, 1995 W Texas 107, Texas Tech 104 Dallas 1 Jan. 31, 1996 L Oklahoma 67, Texas 65 Austin 1 Nov. 23, 1996 W Texas 83, Nebraska 81 Austin 1 Jan. 15, 1997 W Texas 86, Texas A&M 76 College Station 1 Jan. 19, 1997 L Louisville 85, Texas 78 Austin 1 Dec. 19, 1998 L LSU 63, Texas 61 Baton Rouge, La. 1 Jan. 20, 2001 W Texas 73, Baylor 66 Austin 1 Feb. 17, 2001 W Texas 80, Okla. St. 69 Stillwater, Okla. 1 Dec. 1, 2001 W Texas 83, Stanford 75 Chicago, Ill. 1 Jan. 14, 2002 W Texas 74, Texas Tech 71 Lubbock 1 Feb. 2, 2002 L Oklahoma 85, Texas 84 Austin 1 TEXAS BASKETBALL Overtime Games DATE W/L SCORE SITE #OTs Feb. 11, 2002 L Kansas 110, Texas 103 Austin 1 Jan. 5, 2004 W Texas 79, Providence 77 Providence, R.I. 1 Jan. 20, 2004 W Texas 75, Missouri 69 Columbia, Mo. 1 Jan. 26, 2004 W Texas 62, Texas Tech 61 Lubbock 1 Feb. 5, 2005 L Iowa St. 92, Texas 80 Austin 1 Feb. 12, 2005 W Texas 75, Kansas St. 72 Austin 1 Mar. 25, 2006 L LSU 70, Texas 60 Atlanta, Ga. 1 Dec. 10, 2006 W Texas 76, LSU 75 Houston 1 Dec. 23, 2006 L Tennessee 111, Texas 105 Knoxville 1 Jan. 16, 2007 L Okla. St. 105, Texas 103 Stillwater, Okla. 3 Feb. 28, 2007 W Texas 98, Texas A&M 96 Austin 2 Mar. 11, 2007 L Kansas 88, Texas 84 Okla. City, Okla. 1 Feb. 9, 2008 W Texas 71, Iowa State 65 Ames, Iowa 1 Jan. 31, 2009 L Kansas St. 85, Texas 81 Austin 1 Feb. 14, 2009 W Texas 85, Colorado 76 Boulder, Colo. 1 Jan. 16, 2010 W Texas 72, Texas A&M 67 Austin 1 Jan. 30, 2010 L Baylor 80, Texas 77 Austin 1 Mar. 18, 2010 L Wake Forest 81, Texas 80 New Orleans, La. 1 Nov. 18, 2010 W Texas 90, Illinois 84 New York, N.Y. 1 Jan. 8, 2011 L Connecticut 82, Texas 81 Austin 1 Nov. 19, 2011 L Oregon St. 100, Texas 95 E. Rutherford, N.J. 1 Feb. 25, 2012 W Texas 71, Texas Tech 67 Lubbock 1 Nov. 20, 2012 L USC 59, Texas 53 Maui, Hawaii 1 Jan. 5, 2013 L Baylor 86, Texas 79 Waco 1 Jan. 9, 2013 L West Virginia 57, Texas 53 Austin 1 Feb. 13, 2013 W Texas 89, Iowa State 86 Austin 2 Feb. 27, 2013 W Texas 92, Oklahoma 86 Austin 1 Mar. 9, 2013 W Texas 71, Texas Tech 69 Lubbock 1 Dec. 7, 2013 W Texas 81, Temple 80 Philadelphia, Pa. 1 Dec. 23, 2014 L Stanford 74, Texas 71 Austin 1 Feb. 4, 2015 L Oklahoma St. 65, Texas 63 Austin 1 Mar. 2, 2015 W Texas 61, Baylor 59 Austin 1 Dec. 1, 2015 W Texas 80, UTA 73 Austin 1 Jan. 12, 2016 W Texas 94, Iowa State 91 Austin 1 *longest game in SWC history OVERTIME GAMES QUICK FACTS Overtime Record Home Overtime Record Erwin Center Overtime Record Road Overtime Record Neutral Overtime Record 7-7 Quadruple Overtime Games 1 (0-1) Triple Overtime Games 1 (0-1) Double Overtime Games 11 (8-3) Single Overtime Games 85 (40-45) Most Overtime Games in a Season 6 ( ) Most Conference Overtime Games in a Season 5 ( ) Most Frequent Overtime Opponent SMU, nine times (3-6) Most Consecutive Overtime Games 2, many times; last in TEXAS VS. THE BIG 12 IN OVERTIME OPPONENT OVERALL HOME ROAD NEUTRAL LAST Baylor Mar. 2, 2015 Iowa State Jan. 12, 2016 Kansas Mar. 11, 2007 Kansas State Jan. 31, 2009 Oklahoma Feb. 27, 2013 Oklahoma St Feb., 4, 2015 TCU Mar. 11, 1989 Texas Tech Mar. 9, 2013 West Virginia Jan. 9, 2013 Totals TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 127

129 Largest Margins of Victory/Defeat LARGEST MARGINS OF VICTORY: ALL-TIME San Marcos Baptist Jan. 10, Southwest Texas Feb. 11, Deaf School Jan. 25, Northern Montana Nov. 27, St. Edward s Jan. 19, Prairie View A&M Dec. 30, Academia Americano Dec. 19, UTSA Dec. 8, at Southwestern Feb. 15, UT-Pan American Dec. 15, 2009 LARGEST MARGINS OF VICTORY: HOME San Marcos Baptist Jan. 10, Southwest Texas Feb. 11, Deaf School Jan. 25, Northern Montana% Nov. 27, St. Edward s Jan. 19, Prairie View A&M% Dec. 30, Academia Americano Dec. 19, UTSA% Dec. 8, UT-Pan American% Dec. 15, Alcorn State% Nov. 9, 2006 % Erwin Center home game LARGEST MARGINS OF VICTORY: ROAD at Southwestern Feb. 15, at North Texas Feb. 15, at TCU Jan. 5, at Trinity Dec. 17, at Galveston All-Stars Dec. 31, at Texas A&M Feb. 23, at Trinity Jan. 29, at Southwestern Feb. 17, at St. Edward s Jan. 20, at SMU Jan. 18, 1995 LARGEST MARGINS OF VICTORY: NEUTRAL Colorado$ Mar. 10, 2000 Kansas City, Mo Rice Mar. 4, 1995 The Summit Oklahoma$ Mar. 15, 2008 Kansas City, Mo Cornell Dec. 30, 1975 Norfolk, Va Rice* Dec. 28, 1959 Dallas Texas A&M* Mar. 12, 1994 Dallas SMU* Mar. 8, 1996 Dallas UTSA Jan. 5, 1994 HemisFair Arena N.C. State# Mar. 19, 2006 Dallas UNC Asheville# Mar. 21, 2003 Birmingham, Ala Baylor* Mar. 7, 1996 Dallas TCU* Mar. 10, 1994 Dallas $ Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship * SWC Tournament # NCAA Tournament LARGEST MARGINS OF DEFEAT: ALL-TIME at UCLA Dec. 29, at UCLA Dec. 13, at Texas A&M Jan. 16, at Houston Feb. 15, at Texas A&M Feb. 28, North Carolina# Dec. 5, Arkansas Jan. 20, at Arkansas Feb. 11, at Oklahoma A&M Jan. 16, Georgia Tech# Dec. 27, Alabama# Dec. 17, Oklahoma State# Dec. 26, 1945 # neutral-site contest LARGEST MARGINS OF DEFEAT: HOME Arkansas Jan. 20, Centenary Dec. 13, SMU% Feb. 29, Texas Tech Feb. 19, Kansas% Feb. 29, Kansas% Jan. 10, TCU Jan. 20, Baylor% Feb. 26, Texas A&M% Feb Baylor Feb. 26, 1955 % Erwin Center home game LARGEST MARGINS OF DEFEAT: ROAD at UCLA Dec. 29, at UCLA Dec. 13, at Texas A&M Jan. 16, at Houston Feb. 15, at Texas A&M Feb. 28, at Arkansas Feb. 11, at Oklahoma A&M Jan. 16, at TCU Feb. 5, at Rice Feb. 4, at Baylor Jan. 26, 1983 LARGEST MARGINS OF DEFEAT: NEUTRAL North Carolina Dec. 5, 1992 Charlotte, N.C Georgia Tech Dec. 27, 1985 Atlanta, Ga Alabama Dec. 17, 1954 Birmingham, Ala Oklahoma St. Dec. 26, 1945 Oklahoma City Duke Dec. 10, 2005 E. Rutherford, N.J Arkansas* Mar. 9, 1991 Dallas Southwestern La.# Mar. 18, 1972 Ames, Iowa Oklahoma Dec. 30, 1988 Oklahoma City Duke Dec. 20, 2003 New York Duke Nov. 22, 2000 New York * SWC Tournament # NCAA Tournament TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

130 Here is a look at Texas games that were decided on a made shot within the final four seconds. (Information taken from game play-by-plays, available since the season.) Texas 84, Oklahoma 83 Jan. 23, 2017, at Austin, Texas Andrew Jones 3-pointer from 25 feet at :01.8 Northern Iowa 75, Texas 72 NCAA First Round March 19, 2016, at Oklahoma City, Okla. Paul Jesperson from just beyond half court as time expired #3/3 Oklahoma 63, #24/25 Texas 60 Feb. 8, 2016, at Norman, Okla. Buddy Hield 3-pointer at :01.4 Texas 75, Stanford 73 Dec. 19, 2015, at Stanford, Calif. Isaiah Taylor floater off the glass at :01.1 Texas 74, #3/3 North Carolina 72 Dec. 12, 2015, at Austin, Texas Javan Felix 16-foot jumper as time expired #13 Iowa State 69, Texas 67 Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship Quarterfinals March 12, 2015, at Kansas City, Mo. Monte Morris jumper as time expired #7 Texas 55, #24 Connecticut 54 Nov. 30, 2014, at Storrs, Conn. Jonathan Holmes 3-pointer at :02.2 Texas 87, Arizona State 85 NCAA Tournament Second Round March 20, 2014, at Milwaukee, Wis. Cameron Ridley put-back as time expired Texas 67, Kansas State 64 Jan. 24, 2014, at Austin, Texas Jonathan Holmes 3-pointer as time expired Texas 71, Texas Tech 69 (ot) March 9, 2013, at Lubbock, Texas Julien Lewis jumper at :03 #22/25 Texas 78, North Carolina 76 Dec. 18, 2010, at Greensboro, N.C. Cory Joseph 15-foot turnaround jumper at :01.4 Wake Forest 81, Texas 80 (ot) NCAA Tournament First Round Mar. 18, 2010, at New Orleans, La. Ishmael Smith 17-foot jumper at :01.3 TEXAS BASKETBALL Buzzer Beaters Wisconsin 67, #9 Texas 66 Dec. 29, 2007, at Austin, Texas Michael Flowers 3-pointer at :02.7 Michigan State 63, #19 Texas 61 2K Sports College Hoops Classic Semifinal Nov. 16, 2006, at New York, N.Y. Drew Neitzel runner in the lane at :02.4 #9 Texas 74, #22 West Virginia 71 NCAA Atlanta Regional Semifinal Mar. 23, 2006, at Atlanta, Ga. Kenton Paulino 3-pointer as time expired Texas A&M 46, #6 Texas 43 Mar. 1, 2006, at College Station, Texas Acie Law 3-pointer as time expired #18 Texas 63, Nebraska 61 Jan. 17, 2004, at Austin, Texas Royal Ivey 16-foot fadeaway at :02.4 #18 Texas 79, #25 Providence 77 (ot) Jan. 5, 2004, at Providence, R.I. P.J. Tucker 5-footer in the lane as time expired #11 Oregon 72, Texas 70 NCAA Midwest Regional Semifinal March 22, 2002, at Madison, Wis. Frederick Jones 6-footer in lane at :02.7 Texas 57, #7 Iowa State 56 Feb. 19, 1997, at Austin, Texas Dennis Jordan tip in at :03.3 #14 Utah 70, Texas 69 Nov. 29, 1995, at Austin, Texas Ben Caton layup off inbounds pass at :02.7 NOTE: The loss ended Texas school-record home win streak at 26. Texas 93, Utah 91 (2 ot) Dec. 29, 1993, at Austin, Texas Tremaine Wingfield foul line 15-footer at :00.2 NOTE: Wingfield also hit an 18-footer at the end of regulation to send the game to overtime. Both shots came off length-of-the-court passes from Tommy Penders. The play at the end of regulation began with :00.2 on the clock, while the play to end the game began with :01.4 on the clock. The next spring, the NCAA ruled that the only way a team could score on a play that begins with :00.3 or less on the clock is by a tip-in of the inbounds pass. Texas Tech 105, Texas 103 Feb. 25, 1993, at Lubbock, Texas Will Flemons put-back at :01 Baylor 87, Texas 86 Jan. 16, 1993, at Austin, Texas Willie Sublett 16-footer at :03.6 Long Beach State 89, Texas 87 Dec. 12, 1989, at Austin, Texas Lucious Harris three-pointer as time expired Texas 93, SMU 91 (ot) SWC Tournament First Round Mar. 10, 1989, at Dallas, Texas Travis Mays hits both ends of a one-and-one at :03 Texas 88, Houston 86 Jan. 1, 1989, at Houston, Texas Joey Wright follows his own miss with a layup as time expired Texas 85, Oklahoma State 84 Dec. 29, 1988, at Oklahoma City, Okla. Lance Blanks two free throws at :02 Texas 90, Southwestern La. 89 (ot) Dec. 16, 1987, at Austin, Texas Alvin Heggs baseline 8-footer at :03 Texas 57, SMU 55 Feb. 14, 1987, at Dallas, Texas Travis Mays 21-foot three-pointer at :01 Texas 70, Rice 69 Feb. 1, 1987, at Houston, Texas Patrick Fairs hits the first of two free throws at :00 Texas 75, Tenn.-Chattanooga 74 Dec. 22, 1986, at Austin, Texas Dennis Perryman hits two free throws at :02 #17 N.C. State 69, Texas 68 Nov. 28, 1986, at Great Alaska Shootout Walker Lambiotte hits both ends of a one-andone at :00 Texas Tech 63, Texas 62 Mar. 2, 1986, at Austin, Texas Dewayne Chism tip in at :02 NOTE: The loss caused a three-way tie for the SWC title (Texas, TCU and Texas A&M). TCU 55, Texas 54 Feb. 22, 1986, at Fort Worth, Texas Jamie Dixon 26-footer at :01 Texas A&M 55, Texas 54 Jan. 15, 1986, at College Station, Texas Todd Holloway hits front end of one-and-one at : TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 129

131 Texas 53, Texas A&M 51 Feb. 20, 1985, at College Station, Texas Mike Wacker 8-footer in lane at :01 Baylor 48, Texas 46 SWC Tournament First Round Mar. 1, 1982, at Waco, Texas Jay Shakir 22-footer from top of key at :01 SMU 53, Texas 51 (ot) Jan. 6, 1981, at Austin, Texas Gordon Welch with a follow at :01 Arkansas 60, Texas 59 Feb. 2, 1980, at Fayetteville, Ark. U.S. Reed 20-footer at :01 North Texas 79, Texas 77 (ot) Jan. 17, 1980, at Denton, Texas Ken Robinson hits a field goal at :01 Army 74, Texas 73 Dec. 26, 1977, at Milwaukee, Wis. Clennie Brundidge tip in at :01 Baylor 72, Texas 70 SWC Tournament First Round Feb. 26, 1977, at Austin, Texas Sherman Patton 25-foot jump shot at :01 Texas 77, Baylor 75 Jan. 22, 1972, at Waco, Texas Larry Robinson 15-footer at :01 Texas 56, Oklahoma State 54 Dec. 16, 1967, at Stillwater, Okla. Wayne Doyal hits both ends of a one-and-one at :02 Texas 70, Texas Tech 68 Jan. 14, 1967, at Austin, Texas Gary Overbeck layup at :02 Texas 77, TCU 75 Feb. 8, 1966, at Austin, Texas Dale Dotson 18-footer at :01 SMU 80, Texas 78 NCAA Tournament play-in game March 8, 1965, at Waco, Texas Bob Begert layup as time expired NOTE: SMU advances to the NCAA Tournament. Texas 78, Texas Tech 76 Feb. 15, 1964, at Lubbock, Texas Bobby Puryear layup at :03 TEXAS BASKETBALL Buzzer Beaters SMU 76, Texas 74 (ot) Feb. 4, 1964, at Austin, Texas James Brockman hits both ends of a one-andone at : TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

132 Won 13, Lost Tom Hamilton (6-3, Sr., F) * Bill McGee (6-4, Jr., F) Bill Huffman (6-1, Sr., G) * Frank Womack (5-11, Jr., G) * Joe Ed Falk (6-4, So., F) * Won 13, Lost James Dowies (6-3, Jr., F) * George Scaling (5-11, So., G) * Joe Ed Falk (6-5, Jr., F) * Don Klein (6-6, Jr., C) * Frank Womack (5-11, Sr., G) * Won 16, Lost 8 32 James Dowies (6-3, Sr., F) * Ted Price (6-8, Sr., C) * George Scaling (5-11, Jr., G) * Gib Ford (6-3, So., F) * Jimmy Viramontes (5-7, Sr., G) * Won 12, Lost 9 20 George Scaling (5-11, Sr., G) * Billy Powell (6-5, Jr., F) * Fred Saunders (6-7, Jr., C) * Gib Ford (6-4, Jr., F) * Leon Black (5-8, Sr., G) * Won 16, Lost 9 32 Fred Saunders (6-7, Sr., C) * Billy Powell (6-5, Sr., F) * Gib Ford (6-4, Sr., F) * Bob Waggener (6-7, Sr., C) * Jim Richardson (6-4, Sr., F) Won 4, Lost Raymond Downs (6-4, So., F) * Wayman Buchanan (6-4, Jr., F) * Ellis Olmstead (6-10, So., C) * Norman Hooton (6-2, So., G) * John Schmid (6-1, Jr., G) * Won 12, Lost Raymond Downs (6-4, Jr., F) * Norman Hooton (6-2, Jr., G) * Ellis Olmstead (6-10, Jr., C) * Kermit Decker (6-0, So., G) * Bill Groogan (6-3, Jr., F) * Won 11, Lost Raymond Downs (6-4, Sr., F) * Kenneth Cleveland (5-11, Jr., G) * Kermit Decker (6-0, Jr., G) * Brenton Hughes (6-4, So., F) * Bub Farrell (6-5, So., F) * Won 10, Lost Kermit Decker (6-0, Sr., G) * John Shaffer (6-5, Sr., C) * Kenneth Cleveland (5-11, Sr., G) * Brenton Hughes (6-4, Jr., F) * Jay Arnette (6-2, So., F) * Won 4, Lost Jay Arnette (6-2, Jr., G) * Albert Almanza (6-8, So., F) * Wayne Clark (6-11, So., C) * Bobby Puryear (6-0, Sr., G) * Jerry Don Smith (6-5, Jr., F) *6.0 TEXAS BASKETBALL Yearly Scoring Leaders Since the season; *Indicates starters (based on total number of starts) Won 18, Lost 8 12 Jay Arnette (6-2, Sr., G) * Brenton Hughes (6-5, Sr., F) * Donnie Lasiter (5-11, Jr., G) * Albert Almanza (6-8, Jr., F) * Wayne Clark (6-11, Jr., C) * Won 14, Lost Donnie Lasiter (5-11, Sr., G) * Albert Almanza (6-8, Sr., F) * Butch Skeete (6-1, Jr., G) * Jimmy Brown (6-8, Jr., C) * Wayne Clark (6-11, Sr., C) * Won 16, Lost 8 35 Jimmy Brown (6-7, Sr., C) * Butch Skeete (6-1, Sr., G) * Jimmy Gilbert (5-9, Jr., G) * Jack Dugan (6-7, Jr., C) * Mutt Heller (6-3, Jr., F) * Won 20, Lost 7 31 Mike Humphrey (6-8, Jr., C) * Jimmy Gilbert (5-9, Sr., G) * John Fultz (6-8, So., C) * Larry Franks (6-5, So., F) * Joe Fisher (6-7, Jr., F) * Won 15, Lost 9 34 Joe Fisher (6-7, Sr., F) * John Fultz (6-8, Jr., C) * Larry Franks (6-6, Jr., F) * Tommy Nelms (6-0, Jr., G) * Jimmy Clark (5-9, Jr., G) * Won 16, Lost 9 40 Larry Franks (6-5, Sr., F) * Paul Olivier (6-3, Jr., G) * Mickey White (6-6, Jr., F) * John Fultz (6-8, Sr., C) * Jimmy Clark (5-9, Sr., G) * Won 12, Lost Mickey White (6-5, Sr., F) * Dale Dotson (6-1, Jr., G) * Paul Olivier (6-3, Sr., F) * Noel Stout (6-3, Jr., G) * Gary Overbeck (6-7, So., C) Won 14, Lost Noel Stout (6-3, Sr., F) * Charley Turnbough (6-5, Sr., F) * Billy Arnold (6-1, Jr., G) * Gary Overbeck (6-7, Jr., C) * Mike Gammon (6-2, Sr., G) * Won 11, Lost Billy Arnold (6-1, Sr., G) * Gary Overbeck (6-7, Sr., C) * Wayne Doyal (6-6, So., F) * Kurt Papp (6-5, Jr., F) * Larry Smith (5-10, Jr., G) * Won 9, Lost Kurt Papp (6-5, Sr., F) * Wayne Doyal (6-6, So., F) * Bruce Motley (6-6, Jr., C) * Larry Smith (5-10, Sr., G) * Billy Black (6-3, So., G) * TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 131

133 Won 11, Lost Wayne Doyal (6-6, Jr., F) * Eric Groscurth (6-6, So., F) * Lynn Howden (6-7, So., C) * Sam Bradley (6-2, So., G) * Scooter Lenox (6-2, So., G) Won 12, Lost Jimmy Blacklock (6-1, Jr., G) * Billy Black (6-3, Sr., G) * Lynn Howden (6-7, Jr., F) * Scooter Lenox (6-2, Jr., G) * B.G. Brosterhous (6-10, So., C) * Won 19, Lost 9 41 Larry Robinson (6-6, So., F) * Scooter Lenox (6-2, Sr., G) * John Wilson (6-8, So., F) B.G. Brosterhous (6-10, Jr., C) * Eric Groscurth (6-6, Jr., F) * Won 13, Lost Larry Robinson (6-6, Jr., F) * B.G. Brosterhous (6-10, Jr., C) * John Wilson (6-8, Jr., F) * Harry Larrabee (5-10, Jr., G) * Eric Groscurth (6-6, Sr., F) * Won 12, Lost Larry Robinson (6-6, Sr., F) * Harry Larrabee (5-10, Sr., G) * Dan Krueger (5-11, So., G) * Ed Johnson (6-5, Fr., F) * Tommy Weilert (6-7, Fr., C) * Won 10, Lost Dan Krueger (5-11, Jr., G) * Ed Johnson (6-5, So., F) * Tyrone Johnson (6-7, Sr., C) * Mike Murphy (6-8, Fr., F) * Tommy Delatour (6-3, Jr., G) * Won 9, Lost Dan Krueger (5-11, Sr., G) * Johnny Moore (6-1, Fr., G) * Mike Murphy (6-8, So., F) * Ed Johnson (6-5, Jr., F) * Gary Goodner (6-7, So., C) * Won 13, Lost Jim Krivacs (6-1, So., G) * Ron Baxter (6-4, Fr., F) * Johnny Moore (6-1, So., G) * Gary Goodner (6-7, Jr., C) * Rich Parson (6-7, Sr., F) * Won 26, Lost 5 11 Jim Krivacs (6-1, Jr.., G) * Ron Baxter (6-4, So., F) * Johnny Moore (6-1, Jr., G) * Tyrone Branyan (6-7, Jr., F) * Gary Goodner (6-7, Sr., C) * Won 21, Lost 8 31 Tyrone Branyan (6-7, Sr., F) * Jim Krivacs (6-1, Sr., G) * Ron Baxter (6-4, Jr., F) * Johnny Moore (6-1, Sr., G) * Phillip Stroud (6-7, Sr., F) *9.5 TEXAS BASKETBALL Yearly Scoring Leaders Since the season; *Indicates starters (based on total number of starts) Won 19, Lost Ron Baxter (6-4, Sr., F) * John Danks (6-6, Sr., G) * LaSalle Thompson (6-10, Fr., C) * Henry Johnson (6-6, So., F) * George Turner (6-1, Fr., G) Won 15, Lost LaSalle Thompson (6-10, So., C) * Henry Johnson (6-6, Jr., F) Ken Montgomery (6-6, Jr., F) * Ray Harper (5-11, Fr., G) *9.8 5 Virdell Howland (6-6, Jr., F) Won 16, Lost LaSalle Thompson (6-10, Jr., C) * Mike Wacker (6-9, So., F) * Virdell Howland (6-6, Sr., F) * Denard Holmes (6-4, So., F) * Jack Worthington (6-2, Fr., G) * Won 6, Lost Bill Wendlandt (6-7, Jr., F) * Carlton Cooper (6-4, So., F) * Karl Willock (6-3, Fr., G) * Don Ellis (6-5, Jr., F) * David Seitz (6-8, Fr., F) * Won 7, Lost Carlton Cooper (6-4, Jr., F) * Marcus Bolden (6-3, Fr., G) * Karl Willock (6-3, So., G) * David Seitz (6-8, So., F) Dennis Perryman (6-6, Fr., F) * Won 15, Lost Mike Wacker (6-8, Sr., F) * John Brownlee (6-10, Jr., C) * Carlton Cooper (6-4, Sr., F) * Karl Willock (6-3, Jr., G) * Alex Broadway (5-11, Fr., G) * Won 19, Lost John Brownlee (6-10, Sr., C) * Patrick Fairs (6-5, Jr., F) * Karl Willock (6-3, Sr., G) * Raynard Davis (6-7, Jr., F) * Alex Broadway (5-11, So., G) Won 14, Lost Patrick Fairs (6-5, Sr., F) * Raynard Davis (6-7, Sr., F) * Dennis Perryman (6-5, Sr., F) * Travis Mays (6-3, Fr., G) * Wayne Thomas (6-2, Jr., G) Won 16, Lost Travis Mays (6-3, So., G) * Alvin Heggs (6-8, Jr., F) Jose Nassar (6-9, Jr., C) * Courtney Jeans (6-2, Fr., G) * Russell Green (6-6, So., F) Won 25, Lost 9 14 Travis Mays (6-2, Jr., G) * Lance Blanks (6-4, Jr., G) * Alvin Heggs (6-8, Sr., F) * Joey Wright (6-2, So., G) Jose Nassar (6-9, Sr., C) * TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

134 Won 24, Lost 9 14 Travis Mays (6-2, Sr., G) * Lance Blanks (6-4, Sr., G) * Joey Wright (6-2, Jr., G) * Locksley Collie (6-7, Jr., F) * Benford Williams (6-5, So., F) Won 23, Lost 9 12 Joey Wright (6-2, Sr., G) * Locksley Collie (6-7, Sr., F) * Benford Williams (6-5, Jr., F) * Dexter Cambridge (6-7, Jr., F) Teyon McCoy (6-1, Sr., G) Won 23, Lost Dexter Cambridge (6-7, Sr., F) * Terrence Rencher (6-3, Fr., G) * B.J. Tyler (6-1, So., G) * Benford Williams (6-5, Sr., F) * Tony Watson (6-3, So., G) Won 11, Lost Mike Richardson (6-3, Sr., G) * Terrence Rencher (6-3, So., G) * B.J. Tyler (6-1, Jr., G) Albert Burditt (6-8, Jr., F) Tony Watson (6-3, Jr., G) * Won 26, Lost 8 10 B.J. Tyler (6-1, Sr., G) * Terrence Rencher (6-3, Jr., G) * Albert Burditt (6-8, Sr., F) * Roderick Anderson (5-10, Jr., G) Tony Watson (6-3, Sr., G) Won 23, Lost 7 15 Terrence Rencher (6-3, Sr., G) * Roderick Anderson (5-10, Sr., G) * Reggie Freeman (6-5, So., G) Tremaine Wingfield (6-7, Sr., F) * Rich McIver (6-9, Sr., C) * Won 21, Lost Reggie Freeman (6-6, Jr., G) * Sonny Alvarado (6-7, Sr., F) * Lamont Hill (6-1, Sr., G) * Kris Clack (6-5, Fr., F) * Brandy Perryman (6-2, So., G) Won 18, Lost Reggie Freeman (6-6, Sr., G) * Kris Clack (6-5, So., F) * Brandy Perryman (6-2, Jr., G) Al Coleman (6-1, Sr., G) Dennis Jordan (6-9, Sr., C) * Won 14, Lost Kris Clack (6-5, Jr., G/F) * Luke Axtell (6-9, Fr., G) * Chris Mihm (7-0, Fr., C) * Nnadubem Gabe Muoneke (6-7, So., F) * DeJuan Vazquez (6-4, Jr., G) * Won 19, Lost 13 3 Nnadubem Gabe Muoneke (6-7, Jr., F) * Kris Clack (6-5, Sr., F) * Chris Mihm (7-0, So., C) * William Clay (6-2, Jr., G) Ivan Wagner (6-1, Jr., G) *6.1 TEXAS BASKETBALL Yearly Scoring Leaders Since the season; *Indicates starters (based on total number of starts) Won 24, Lost 9 4 Chris Mihm (7-0, Jr., C) * Nnadubem Gabe Muoneke (6-7, Sr., F) * Darren Kelly (6-3, Jr., G) * Chris Owens (6-8, So., F) Ivan Wagner (6-1, Sr., G) * Won 25, Lost 9 5 Maurice Evans (6-5, Jr., F) * Darren Kelly (6-3, Sr. G) * Chris Owens (6-9, Jr., F) * James Thomas (6-8, Fr., C) * Brian Boddicker (6-9, Fr., F) Won 22, Lost 12 3 Brandon Mouton (6-4, So., G) * Royal Ivey (6-3, So., G) * T.J. Ford (5-10, Fr., G) * James Thomas (6-8, So., C) * Deginald Erskin (6-6, Jr., F) * Won 26, Lost 7 11 T.J. Ford (5-10, So., G) * Brandon Mouton (6-4, Jr., G) * James Thomas (6-8, Jr., C) * Brian Boddicker (6-8, Jr., F) Royal Ivey (6-3, Jr., G) * Won 25, Lost 8 3 Brandon Mouton (6-4, Sr., G) * P.J. Tucker (6-5, Fr., F) * Royal Ivey (6-3, Sr., G) * Brian Boddicker (6-8, Sr., F) Kenny Taylor (6-2, Jr., G) Won 20, Lost 11 1 Daniel Gibson (6-2, Fr., G) * P.J. Tucker (6-5, So., F) Brad Buckman (6-8, Jr., F) * Jason Klotz (6-9, Sr., C) * Kenny Taylor (6-2, Sr., G) * Won 30, Lost 7 2 P.J. Tucker (6-5, Jr., F) * LaMarcus Aldridge (6-10, So., C) * Daniel Gibson (6-2, So., G) * Kenton Paulino (6-1, Sr., G) * Brad Buckman (6-8, Sr., F) * Won 25, Lost Kevin Durant (6-9, Fr., G/F) * A.J. Abrams (5-10, So., G) * D.J. Augustin (5-11, Fr., G) * Justin Mason (6-2, Fr., G) *7.6 5 Damion James (6-7, Fr., G/F) * Won 31, Lost 7 14 D.J. Augustin (6-0, So., G) * A.J. Abrams (5-11, Jr., G) * Damion James (6-7, So., G/F) * Connor Atchley (6-10, Jr., F/C) * Justin Mason (6-2, So., G) * Won 23, Lost 12 3 A.J. Abrams (5-11, Sr., G) * Damion James (6-7, Jr., G/F) * Dexter Pittman (6-10, Jr., C) * Gary Johnson (6-6, So., F) Justin Mason (6-2, Jr., G) * TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS 133

135 Won 24, Lost 10 5 Damion James (6-7, Sr., G/F) * Avery Bradley (6-2, Fr., G) * Dexter Pittman (6-10, Sr., C) * Jordan Hamilton (6-7, Fr., G/F) J Covan Brown (6-1, Fr., G) Won 28, Lost 8 3 Jordan Hamilton (6-7, So., G/F) * Tristan Thompson (6-8, Fr., F) * Gary Johnson (6-6, Sr., F) * J Covan Brown (6-1, So., G) Cory Joseph (6-3, Fr., G) * Won 20, Lost J Covan Brown (6-1, Jr., G) * Sheldon McClellan (6-4, Fr., G) Myck Kabongo (6-1, Fr., G) * Julien Lewis (6-3, Fr., G) * Clint Chapman (6-10, Sr., F/C) * Won 16, Lost Myck Kabongo (6-1, So., G) * Sheldon McClellan (6-4, So., G) Julien Lewis (6-3, So., G) * Ioannis Papapetrou (6-8, Fr., F) *8.3 3 Javan Felix (5-10, Fr., G) Won 24, Lost Jonathan Holmes (6-8, Jr., F) * Isaiah Taylor (6-1, Fr., G) * Javan Felix (5-11, So., G) * Cameron Ridley (6-9, So., C) * Demarcus Holland (6-2, So., G) * Won 20, Lost 14 1 Isaiah Taylor (6-1, So., G) * Jonathan Holmes (6-8, Sr., F) * Myles Turner (6-11, Fr., F) Javan Felix (5-11, Jr., G) Cameron Ridley (6-9, Jr., C) * Won 20, Lost 13 1 Isaiah Taylor (6-3, Jr., G) * Cameron Ridley (6-10, Sr., C) * Javan Felix (5-11, Sr., G) * Kerwin Roach Jr. (6-4, Fr., G) Eric Davis Jr., (6-2, Fr., G) Won 11, Lost 22 0 Tevin Mack (6-7, So., G/F) Jarrett Allen (6-11, Fr., F) * Andrew Jones (6-4, Fr., G) * Kerwin Roach Jr. (6-4, So., G) * Shaquille Cleare (6-8, Sr., F) *8.0 TEXAS BASKETBALL Yearly Scoring Leaders Since the season; *Indicates starters (based on total number of starts) TEXAS BASKETBALL RECORDS

136 Retired Jersey Numbers Kevin Durant (#35) At Texas: Consensus National Player of the Year Kevin Durant spent just one season in Austin, but it was a season for the ages. Durant (born Sept. 29, 1988) led one of the youngest teams in school history (started one sophomore and four freshmen for the majority of the year) to a mark and the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament. Durant was the consensus National Player of the Year, becoming the first freshman in NCAA history to win any of the major National Player of the Year awards. A consensus first-team All- American, Durant was just the third freshman in NCAA history to earn that accolade (joining Wayman Tisdale of Oklahoma in 1983 and Chris Jackson of LSU in 1989). He earned Big 12 Conference Player of the Year honors, becoming the first freshman to receive that award. Durant was the only player during the season to rank in the Top 10 nationally in both scoring (fourth) and rebounding (fourth). He led the Big 12 in scoring (25.8 ppg), rebounding (11.1 rpg) and blocked shots (67), and his 20 double-doubles ranked second nationally. Durant reached the 30-point mark 11 times, the 20-point plateau in 30 games and posted double digits in points in all 35 contests. Durant turned professional following his freshman season and was selected by the Seattle Sonics (Oklahoma City Thunder) as the second overall pick in the 2007 NBA Draft. His No. 35 jersey was retired by The University of Texas on Feb. 25, DURANT S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR R-AVG PF-DQ A TO BL ST PTS-AVG T.J. Ford (#11) At Texas: National Player of the Year T.J. Ford was a two-year starter at point guard for the Longhorns in and He led Texas to an appearance in the Sweet 16 as a freshman, earning National Freshman of the Year honors by the United States Basketball Writers Association. Ford (born March 24, 1983) became the first freshman in NCAA history to lead the nation in assists (8.27 apg) and was the consensus Big 12 Conference Freshman of the Year. He returned to lead the Longhorns to their first Final Four appearance since 1947 during his sophomore campaign and won the Naismith and Wooden Awards as the top player in college basketball. Ford also was named National Player of the Year by Chevrolet, CBS SportsLine.com, ESPN.com, The Sporting News and Sports Illustrated. A consensus first-team All-American, he led the team in scoring (15.0 ppg), assists (7.7 apg), steals (2.0 spg), free throw percentage (.820) and minutes played (33.6 mpg). Ford finished his career in second place on UT s all-time career assists list (527) and held the top two single-season assists marks in school history (273 in ; 254 in ). Ford turned professional after his sophomore season and was selected by the Milwaukee Bucks as the eighth overall pick in the 2003 NBA Draft. He played eight seasons in the NBA with the Bucks ( and ), Toronto Raptors ( ), Indiana Pacers ( ) and San Antonio Spurs ( ). His No. 11 jersey was retired by The University of Texas on Feb. 8, Ford became the first UT basketball player and just the fourth athlete in University of Texas history to have his jersey number retired, joining Earl Campbell (football), Ricky Williams (football) and Roger Clemens (baseball). Slater Martin (#15) At Texas: 1944, Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee Slater Martin led Texas to a record from , including a third-place finish at the NCAA Tournament during his sophomore campaign in Martin (born Oct. 22, 1925) actually enrolled at Texas in the fall of 1943 and played four games as a freshman on the varsity squad. He went into military service following a home victory over Texas A&M on Jan. 15, Martin rejoined the Longhorns for the Final Four run. He earned third-team All-America honors from both the Helms Foundation and True Magazine as a junior in Martin garnered first-team All-America honors from the Helms Foundation and second-team All-America mention from Look Magazine during his senior year in In his next-to-last game at Texas, he set a school single-game record with 49 points in an victory against TCU on Feb. 26, During his collegiate career, he played in 78 games and broke UT s all-time scoring mark (984 points). Following his collegiate days, Martin began an 11-year career in the National Basketball Association with the Minneapolis Lakers ( to ) and the St. Louis Hawks ( to ). The 5-10 guard established a reputation as one of the top defensive players in the league. He led his teams to five World Championships and reached the NBA Finals three additional times. Martin earned All-NBA honors seven times and is still considered one of the greatest small men to ever play the game. He was inducted into the Longhorn Hall of Honor in In 1982, he became the first Longhorns player to be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass. His No. 15 jersey was retired by The University of Texas on Jan. 31, Martin passed away on Oct. 18, 2012 at the age of 86. FORD S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON G-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-FTA PCT OR-DR REB-AVG PF-DQ A TO BLK ST PTS-AVG Totals MARTIN S CAREER STATISTICS Season GP FG FT Pts-Avg Totals TEXAS BASKETBALL HONORS 135

137 NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2003 T.J. Ford CBS/Chevrolet Naismith Award John R. Wooden Award 2007 Kevin Durant Adolph Rupp Trophy Associated Press CBS/Chevrolet Naismith Award National Association of Basketball Coaches Oscar Robertson Trophy John R. Wooden Award TEXAS BASKETBALL National Honors NCAA ALL-REGIONAL TEAM SELECTIONS 1960 Jay Arnette Midwest 1972 Larry Robinson Midwest 1990 Lance Blanks Midwest Travis Mays Midwest 2002 James Thomas Midwest 2003 T.J. Ford South Brandon Mouton South 2006 LaMarcus Aldridge Atlanta P.J. Tucker Atlanta 2008 D.J. Augustin South NATIONAL FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1992 Terrence Rencher Dick Vitale 2002 T.J. Ford USBWA 2004 Daniel Gibson Dick Vitale (ESPN.com) 2007 Kevin Durant The Sporting News USBWA BOB COUSY AWARD (TOP POINT GUARD) 2008 D.J. Augustin NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR 1978 Abe Lemons NABC NCAA REGIONAL MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER 2003 T.J. Ford South 1974 Harry Larrabee 1979 Jim Krivacs 1933 Bull Elkins 1980 Denton Cooley NCAA POST-GRADUATE AWARDS RHODES SCHOLAR THEODORE ROOSEVELT AWARD ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 1968 Gary Overbeck CoSIDA second team 1973 Jack Louis CoSIDA second team 1979 Jim Krivacs CoSIDA first team 2008 D.J. Augustin ESPN The Magazine first team TEXAS BASKETBALL HONORS

138 Year Player Name of Team 1916 Clyde Littlefield Helms Foundation (first team) 1924 Abb Curtis Helms Foundation (first team) 1934 Jack Gray Converse Yearbook (second team) Literary Digest Magazine (third team) 1935 Jack Gray Consensus first team 1939 Bobby Moers Helms Foundation (first team) 1940 Bobby Moers Helms Foundation (first team) 1943 John Hargis Helms Foundation (second team) The Sporting News (second team) 1947 John Hargis Consensus second team 1948 Slater Martin Helms Foundation (third team) True Magazine (third team) 1949 Slater Martin Helms Foundation (first team) Look Magazine (second team) The Sporting News (fifth team) 1950 Tom Hamilton Helms Foundation (second team) 1956 Raymond Downs Helms Foundation (second team) 1957 Raymond Downs Helms Foundation (second team) 1960 Jay Arnette Coach and Athlete (first team) Converse Yearbook (first team) Helms Foundation (second team) TEXAS BASKETBALL All-Americans 20 All-Americans 26 All-America Honors BY YEAR Year Player Name of Team 1978 Jim Krivacs Helms Foundation 1979 Jim Krivacs Converse Yearbook (second team) 1982 LaSalle Thompson Helms Foundation 1994 B.J. Tyler Associated Press (third team) Basketball Weekly (third team) United Press International (third team) 2000 Chris Mihm Consensus first team 2003 T.J. Ford Consensus first team 2006 P.J. Tucker Associated Press (second team) USBWA (second team) NABC (third team) LaMarcus Aldridge NABC (third team) 2007 Kevin Durant Consensus first team 2008 D.J. Augustin Consensus first team 2010 Damion James Sporting News (second team) Associated Press (third team) 2011 Jordan Hamilton Consensus second team Player Name of Team Year LaMarcus Aldridge NABC (third team) 2006 Jay Arnette Coach and Athlete (first team) 1960 Converse Yearbook (first team) 1960 Helms Foundation (second team) 1960 D.J. Augustin Consensus first team 2008 Abb Curtis Helms Foundation (first team) 1924 Raymond Downs Helms Foundation (second team) 1956 Helms Foundation (second team) 1957 Kevin Durant Consensus first team 2007 T.J. Ford Consensus first team 2003 Jack Gray Converse Yearbook (second team) 1934 Literary Digest Magazine (third team) 1934 Consensus first team 1935 Jordan Hamilton Consensus second team 2011 Tom Hamilton Helms Foundation (second team) 1950 John Hargis Helms Foundation (second team) 1943 The Sporting News (second team) 1943 Consensus second team 1947 Damion James Sporting News (second team) 2010 Associated Press (third team) 2010 BY PLAYER Player Name of Team Year Jim Krivacs Helms Foundation 1978 Converse Yearbook (second team) 1979 Clyde Littlefield Helms Foundation (first team) 1916 Slater Martin Helms Foundation (third team) 1948 True Magazine (third team) 1948 Helms Foundation (first team) 1949 Look Magazine (second team) 1949 The Sporting News (fifth team) 1949 Chris Mihm Consensus first team 2000 Bobby Moers Helms Foundation (first team) 1939 Helms Foundation (first team) 1940 LaSalle Thompson Helms Foundation 1982 P.J. Tucker Associated Press (second team) 2006 USBWA (second team) 2006 NABC (third team) 2006 B.J. Tyler Associated Press (third team) 1994 Basketball Weekly (third team) 1994 United Press International (third team) TEXAS BASKETBALL HONORS 137

139 ALL-SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE ( ) 1915 Pete Edmond Clyde Littlefield Grady Ross 1916 Pig Dittmar Pete Edmond Clyde Littlefield 1917 Pig Dittmar James Thomas Joe Thompson 1918 Al DeViney Johnny Gray Jimmie Greer 1919 Al DeViney Jimmie Greer George W. McCullough Louis Smyth 1920 George W. McCullough 1921 George H. Hook McCullough 1922 George H. Hook McCullough Phillip Peyton 1923 Ivan Robertson 1924 Abb Curtis Hubert Foster Ivan Robertson 1929 Holly Brock Steve Wray 1930 Alfred Rose 1933 Jack Gray Bill Kubricht Ed Price 1934 Jack Gray 1935 Jack Gray 1936 Jack Collins 1937 Henry Clifton 1939 Bobby Moers 1940 Bobby Moers 1943 John Hargis 1946 Al Madsen 1947 John Hargis Al Madsen 1948 Al Madsen Slater Martin 1949 Slater Martin 1950 Tom Hamilton 1952 James Dowies 1953 Billy Powell George Scaling 1954 Fred Saunders 1956 Raymond Downs 1957 Raymond Downs 1960 Jay Arnette 1961 Donnie Lasiter 1963 Jimmy Gilbert Mike Humphrey 1965 Larry Franks TEXAS BASKETBALL Conference Honors 1968 Billy Arnold Gary Overbeck 1972 Larry Robinson 1974 Harry Larabee Larry Robinson 1975 Dan Krueger 1976 Dan Krueger 1978 Ron Baxter 1979 Tyrone Branyan Johnny Moore 1980 Ron Baxter 1981 LaSalle Thompson 1982 LaSalle Thompson 1985 Mike Wacker 1986 John Brownlee 1988 Travis Mays 1989 Travis Mays 1990 Travis Mays 1991 Locksley Collie Joey Wright 1992 Dexter Cambridge Terrence Rencher 1994 Albert Burditt B.J. Tyler 1995 Roderick Anderson Terrence Rencher 1996 Reggie Freeman ALL-BIG 12 CONFERENCE (1997-PRESENT) 1997 Reggie Freeman 1999 Chris Mihm Gabe Muoneke 2000 Chris Mihm 2003 T.J. Ford 2004 Brandon Mouton (media) 2006 LaMarcus Aldridge P.J. Tucker 2007 Kevin Durant 2008 D.J. Augustin 2010 Damion James 2011 Jordan Hamilton 2012 J Covan Brown 2016 Isaiah Taylor SWC PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1980 Ron Baxter 1986 John Brownlee 1989 Travis Mays 1990 Travis Mays (co) 1994 B.J. Tyler BIG 12 PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2006 P.J. Tucker 2007 Kevin Durant Note: Only Texas players who earned first-team all-conference honors are listed. BIG 12 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2006 LaMarcus Aldridge 2011 Dogus Balbay 2016 Prince Ibeh SWC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1987 Travis Mays 1992 Terrence Rencher 1996 Kris Clack BIG 12 FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 2002 T.J. Ford 2005 Daniel Gibson 2007 Kevin Durant 2011 Tristan Thompson 2015 Myles Turner SWC NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR 1987 Travis Mays 1989 Lance Blanks 1992 B.J. Tyler SWC COACH OF THE YEAR 1978 Abe Lemons 1994 Tom Penders 1995 Tom Penders BIG 12 COACH OF THE YEAR 1999 Rick Barnes 2003 Rick Barnes 2008 Rick Barnes 2014 Rick Barnes ACADEMIC ALL-SWC 1988 Travis Mays 1990 Joey Wright 1991 Joey Wright 1994 Tommy Penders 1996 Brandy Perryman ACADEMIC ALL-BIG Brandy Perryman (first team) Gabe Muoneke (honorable mention) 1998 Brandy Perryman (first team) Chris Mihm (honorable mention) 1999 Chris McColpin (honorable mention) 2000 Chris McColpin (first team) 2001 Yair Harari (first team) Chris McColpin (first team) 2006 Connor Atchley (second team) Mike Williams (second team) TEXAS BASKETBALL HONORS

140 ACADEMIC ALL-BIG 12 (con t) 2007 J.D. Lewis (first team) Connor Atchley (second team) Craig Winder (second team) 2008 Connor Atchley (first team) D.J. Augustin (first team) Damion James (first team) Dexter Pittman (first team) Justin Mason (second team) Ian Mooney (second team) 2009 Connor Atchley (first team) Dogus Balbay (first team) Damion James (first team) Gary Johnson (first team) Justin Mason (second team) Dexter Pittman (second team) 2010 Dogus Balbay (first team) Damion James (first team) Gary Johnson (first team) Justin Mason (second team) Alexis Wangmene (second team) 2011 Dogus Balbay (first team) J Covan Brown (first team) Gary Johnson (first team) Jordan Hamilton (second team) 2012 J Covan Brown (first team) 2013 Andrew Dick (first team) Jaylen Bond (second team) Dean Melchionni (second team) 2014 Connor Lammert (first team) Javan Felix (second team) Demarcus Holland (second team) Prince Ibeh (second team) 2015 Demarcus Holland (first team) Prince Ibeh (first team) Connor Lammert (first team) Tarale Murry (first team) Isaiah Taylor (first team) Kendal Yancy (second team) 2016 Prince Ibeh (first team) Danny Newsome (first team) Demarcus Holland (second team) Connor Lammert (second team) Isaiah Taylor (second team) TEXAS BASKETBALL Conference/Team Honors TEAM MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Selected by teammates Butch Skeete Jimmy Gilbert Joe Fisher Larry Franks Mickey White Gary Overbeck Gary Overbeck Kurt Papp Wayne Doyal Jimmy Blacklock Larry Robinson Harry Larrabee Larry Robinson Dan Krueger Dan Krueger Ron Baxter Johnny Moore Johnny Moore & Tyrone Branyan Ron Baxter LaSalle Thompson LaSalle Thompson Bill Wendlandt Carlton Cooper Mike Wacker John Brownlee Patrick Fairs Travis Mays Travis Mays Travis Mays Joey Wright Dexter Cambridge Mike Richardson B.J. Tyler Roderick Anderson & Terrence Rencher Reggie Freeman Reggie Freeman Kris Clack Ivan Wagner Chris Mihm & Ivan Wagner Darren Kelly T.J. Ford & James Thomas T.J. Ford & Brandon Mouton Brian Boddicker, Royal Ivey, Brandon Mouton & James Thomas Daniel Gibson & Jason Klotz LaMarcus Aldridge & P.J. Tucker D.J. Augustin & Kevin Durant D.J. Augustin A.J. Abrams Damion James Tristan Thompson J Covan Brown Myck Kabongo Jonathan Holmes Jonathan Holmes Isaiah Taylor not awarded TEAM MOST IMPROVED PLAYER Selected by teammates David Seitz George Davis Raynard Davis Wayne Thomas Travis Mays Alvin Heggs Lance Blanks Guillermo Myers Locksley Collie Albert Burditt Jesse Sandstad Gerrald Houston Reggie Freeman Lamont Hill Al Coleman Chris Mihm Chris Mihm Darren Kelly & Chris Owens Brian Boddicker Jason Klotz Brandon Mouton Jason Klotz & Kenton Paulino Brad Buckman Kenton Paulino Dexter Pittman Connor Atchley & Damion James Dogus Balbay & Dexter Pittman Jordan Hamilton & Gary Johnson Jordan Hamilton Sterling Gibbs, Jonathan Holmes & Sheldon McClellan Prince Ibeh Jonathan Holmes & Cameron Ridley Kendal Yancy Prince Ibeh not awarded JACK GRAY AWARD Given in recognition of outstanding character, citizenship, academic achievement and contributions reflective of The University of Texas basketball program Carlton Cooper Karl Willock Carlton Cooper Karl Willock & Raynard Davis Raynard Davis Travis Mays Alvin Heggs Travis Mays Courtney Jeans TEXAS BASKETBALL HONORS 139

141 Mike Richardson Lamont Hill Tommy Penders Brandy Perryman Lamont Hill Al Coleman Brandy Perryman Chris McColpin Yair Harari Yair Harari Drew Gressett Drew Gressett Drew Gressett Adam Gracely Connor Atchley Connor Atchley D.J. Augustin Connor Atchley Jai Lucas Matt Hill Alexis Wangmene Andrew Dick & Dean Melchionni Tarale Murry Connor Lammert Demarcus Holland not awarded OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER Selected by teammates Ivan Wagner Fredie Williams Royal Ivey & Fredie Williams Royal Ivey Royal Ivey Daniel Gibson Daniel Gibson Justin Mason Justin Mason Justin Mason & Varez Ward Dogus Balbay Dogus Balbay Myck Kabongo Demarcus Holland Demarcus Holland Demarcus Holland & Prince Ibeh Prince Ibeh not awarded TEXAS BASKETBALL Team Honors LONGHORN HALL OF HONOR One of UT s most cherished athletic traditions. The governing body, the Longhorn Hall of Honor Council, is made up exclusively of men who have lettered at The University of Texas. The Council is in charge of all arrangements for the vote of lettermen and for the enshrinement banquet. The following is a list of Texas Basketball lettermen or coaches enshrined in the Longhorn Hall of Honor: Inducted Name 1957 L. Theo Bellmont 1958 Gus Dittmar Bull Elkins 1959 Pete Edmond George H. Hook McCullough 1960 Jack Gray 1961 Clyde Littlefield 1962 Slater Martin 1963 Ed Olle 1964 Bobby Moers 1965 Malcolm Kutner Joe Ward 1967 Denton Cooley Ed Price 1968 Sandy Esquivel H.C. Bully Gilstrap 1969 Abb Curtis 1970 Holly Brock 1971 Tom Hamilton 1972 John Hargis 1973 Jay Arnette 1974 Ivan Robertson 1976 Jack Collins, Sr George P. Hill 1981 Frank Womack 1983 Tom Dennis 1984 Fred Ramsdell Stuart Wright 1985 Alfred Rose 1986 Leo Baldwin Gib Ford 1987 Raymond Downs 1989 Leon Black Larry Robinson 1991 Johnny Moore 1993 Jim Krivacs 1994 Abe Lemons Al Madsen 1998 LaSalle Thompson 1999 Mike Wacker 2001 Ron Baxter 2002 Travis Mays 2004 Albert Almanza 2005 Jimmy Viramontes 2006 Larry Franks 2007 Lance Blanks 2008 Terrence Rencher 2010 Chris Mihm 2013 T.J. Ford 2014 Rick Barnes 2016 LaMarcus Aldridge Jimmy Blacklock 2017 Harry Larrabee TEXAS BASKETBALL HONORS

142 A Abrams, A.J Aldridge, LaMarcus Allen, Bill 1933 Allen, Jarrett 2017 Allums, Brandon Almanza, Albert Alvarado, Sonny Anderson,Roderick Arnette, Jay Arnold, Billy Atchley, Connor Augustin, D.J Axtell, Luke 1998 B Baker, Bruce Baker, Jeff Balbay, Dogus Baldwin, Leo 1926 Banks III, James Barnett, Jordan 2015 Barrett, Charles Bass, Hutch 1943 Bauerschlag, Hank Baxter, Bill Baxter, Ron Belcher, Carl 1976 Black, Billy Black, Leon Blackburn, Homer 1915 Blacklock, Jimmy Blaine, Robert , 20 Blankenbeckler, Frank 1971 Blanks, Lance Blount, Ralph 1946 Boddicker, Brian Bolden, Marcus Bond, Jaylen Booker, James Boothe, Jeff Boyd, Brent 1980 Boynton, E.Y Bradley, Avery 2010 Bradley, Sam 1970 Brahaney, Frank Branyan, Tyrone Bridges, Kevin Britt, Jimmie 1938 Broadway, Alex Brock, Holly Brooks, Jerry 1972 Brosterhous, B.G Brown, James Brown, J Covan Brown, Scott 1906 Brown, Scotty 1967 Brown, W.R Brownlee, John Buccola, Guy 1946 Buchanan, Wayman Buckman, Brad Buddy, Ed Burditt, Albert Bush, John Bushrod, Daryl 1981 Butler, Bob 1936 TEXAS BASKETBALL All-Time Letterwinners C Cambridge, Dexter Camp, W.H. Sugar Campbell, Will Carlton, Craig Carsey, John C Carson, Fred Carter, Wendell Chapman, Clint , 12 Cheatham, Frank Chovanec, Henry Clack, Kris Clark, Bobby Joe 1950 Clark, Ira Clark, James Clark, Wayne Clay, William Cleare, Shaquille Cleary, Robert 1945 Cleveland, Kenneth Clifton, Henry Clinton, W.B Cobb, George Cohen, Max 1946 Coleman, Al 1993, 97 Collie, Locksley Collins, Jack Cones, David 1987 Cooley, Denton Cooper, Carlton Cox, Charley 1959 Cox, Roy 1944, Croaker, Demarcus 2014 Croucher, Leslie Crowley, Joe Cunnnigham, Rob Curtis, Abb D Danks, John Davenport, William 1959 Davis Jr., Eric Davis, George Davis, Phillip 1974 Davis, Raynard Decker, Kermit Delatour, Tommy 1975 Dennis, Tom 1922 Dick, Andrew Diebel, Kenneth 1944 Dillon, Brian 1942 Dittert, Charles 1919 Dittert, Lee 1919 Dittmar, Gus 1914, Dittmar, John 1935 Dixon, Carlton Dotson, Dale Dotson, Ovie Douglass, Tom 1981 Dowd, Barry 1956, 58 Dowell, Dion 2005 Dowies, James Downs, Raymond Doyal, Wayne Duckett, Wayne Dudek, Hank Dugan, Jack Dukes, Mike 1971 Duncan, A.B Durant, Kevin TEXAS BASKETBALL HONORS E Eason, Joe 1925 Eastland, Lawrence 1909 Eckhardt, O.G Edmond, Pete Ehman, William 1962 Elkins, Bull Elliott, Ralph 1971 Ellis, Don 1983 Erskin, Deginald Esquivel, Sandy Estes, Johnny Estill, Joe 1909 Evans, Maurice 2001 F Fagan, Ronald Fairs, Patrick Falk, Joe Ed Fannin, Bob 1944 Farrell, Richard 1957 Feldhake, L.H Felix, Javan Fink, Walter 1909 Finley, Elmer Fisher, Joe Fitzgerald, Jack Fomby, Jim Ford, Gib Ford, T.J Foster, Hubert Fowler, Andrew 1988, 91 Francis, Jean Franks, Larry Freeman, Reggie Fultz, John G Gage, George 1953 Gammon, Michael Gardner, Leslie 1906 Garrett, Floyd 1932 George, Philip Gibbs, Sterling 2012 Gibson, Daniel Gilbert, James Gilmore, Nathion 1996 Gilstrap, H.C. Bully 1922 Gipson, Thomas 1988 Goodman, Leon 1906 Goodner, Gary Gracely, Adam 2005 Graham, Jerry Graner, Stanley 1945 Granville, Chester Gray, Jack Gray, John L Green, Ed 1986 Green, Russell 1988 Greer, James M Gressett, Drew Groogan, William Groscurth, Eric 1970, H Hamilton, Jordan Hamilton, Tom Handley, Jan 1977 Harari, Yair 2001 Hardie, Thornton Hargis, John , 47 Harper, Ray Harris, Claude Harris, Dickie 1950 Harris, Sydmill Harwell, Robert 1927 Heggs, Alvin Heller, John Higgins, Clem 1926, 28 Hill, George 1920 Hill, Lamont 1993, 96 Hill, Matt 2007, Hill, William 1918 Holland, Demarcus Holmes, Denard 1982 Holmes, Jerry 1984 Holmes, Jonathan Hobbs, Isaiah Hooton, Norman Horneyer, Robert 1945 Horwitz, Kenneth 1957 Houpt, W.D Houston, Gerrald 1990, Howard, Charles Howden, Lynn Howland, Virdell Huffman, Bill 1950 Hughes, Brenton , 60 Hull, Thurman Slue Humphrey, William Hyde, Sammy 1970 I Ibeh, Prince Ingram, Gordon 1949 Ingrum, Allen 1931 Isom, Mareik 2017 Ittner, Robert Ivey, Royal J James, Damion James, John A Jeans, Courtney Johnson, Ed Johnson, Gary Johnson, Henry Johnson, Tyrone Jones, Andrew Jones, Tony 1989 Jordan, Dennis Joseph, Cory 2011 K Kabongo, Myck Kelley, Edward 1949 Kelly, Darren Kemp, Edward 1944 Kidd, Philip King, Joe

143 Klein, Don Klotz, Jason Knebel, C.W Krivacs, Jim Krueger, Dan Krueger, Paul 1927 Kubricht, Bill Kutner, Malcolm L Lake, Larry Lammert, Connor Langdon, John 1943, Langdon, Richard 1970 Lapeyre, Jay 1975 Larrabee, Harry Lasiter, Donnie Lawson, James 1935 Ledbetter, Robert Legett, Carey 1914 Lenox, Scooter Lewis, J.D Lewis, Julien Lien, Mike Lilley, Myron 1985 Littlefield, Clyde Lockridge, Corey 1992 Looney, Jake Louis, Jack Lucas, Jai M Mack, Tevin Madsen, Al Mainland, Magnus 1906 Martin, Al 1944 Martin, Slater 1944, Mason, Justin Massingill, M.L Matzinger, John Maxey, Ed Mays, Travis McClellan, Pat 1973 McClellan, Sheldon McClurg, Ryan McColpin, Chris McCoy, Teyon 1991 McCullough, George H. Hook McCullough, George W McGee, Bill 1950 McIver, Rich McVeigh, Joe Melchionni, Dean Meyer, Gary 1958 Mihm, Chris Miller, Otis 1918 Mimms, William 1959 Moe, Doug 1983 Moers, Bobby Monroe, C.J Montgomery, Ken Mooney, Ian Moore, Johnny Moore, Murray 1926 Moore, Tom 1910 Moore, Udell Moreno, Edgar 2004 Morgan. Cecil Motley, Bruce Mouton, Brandon Muller, George Mullin, Terry 1970 Muoneke, Nnadubem Gabe Murphy, Mike Murry, Tarale Myers, Guillermo N Nassar, Jose Nation, Carl , 27 Nelms, Tommie , 41 Nelms, Tommy Newell, Matt 1925 Newman, Paul 1920 Newsome, Danny Nichols, Tom Novak, James 1986 O Ogden, Chris Olivier, Paul Olle, Ed Olmstead, Ellis Olson, Brad 1980 Osborne, Warren 1936 Overall, V.C Overbeck, Gary Owens, Chris P Papapetrou, Ioannis 2013 Papp, Kurt Parrish, Mitch 1983 Parson, Rich Patrick, Charles 1927 Patterson, J.W Paulino, Kenton Paulk, Demoy Pearlman, Buddy 1937 Pearson, Ronald 1946 Peltzman, Sydney 1935 Pendergrass, George 1932 Penders, Tommy 1993, 95 Penney, B.O Pennington, Marshall Perkins, Milton 1931 Perryman, Brandy Perryman, Dennis Peyton, P.A Pittman, Dexter Ponsford, Emanuel 1922, 24 Popham, Curtis Powell, Billy Price, Edwin B Price, James 1974 Price, Ted Price, Tom 1943 Prigmore, Dick 1934 Puryear, Bobby Puryear, James Q Quarles, Sheldon 1993, R Ragland, Alphonso Ramsdell, Fred Rees, Nona Rencher, Terrence Richardson, James 1954 Richardson, Michael Ridley, Cameron Ritchey, Otis 1942 Roach, Joe Roach II, Kerwin Robertson, Ivan Robinson, Larry Rogers, Guy 1917 Rose, Alfred Ross, Grady , Ross, Terrell Rothchild, Francis Rundell, Bennie Russell, H.M S Sander, Lester Sands, Morris 1935 Sandstad, Jesse 1993 Saunders, Fred Scaling, George Schmid, John E Schuhardt, Vernon , 25 Schwartz, Albert 1938 Schwartz, Joe Scudday, Lavoice 1942 Secor, Joe 1917 Segova, Al 1992 Seitz, David Settegast, Lester Shafer, Walter 1907 Shaffer, John Shea, Lawrence 1913 Shepard, Dave Shepard, Winn Simpson, Carl 1995 Skeete, Butch Slaton, Steve 1972 Smalley, Dewey 1925 Smith, Bernard 1998 Smith, Harrison Smith, James Smith, Larry Smith, Mike 1969 Smyth, Louis Sparkman, Jerry 1936 Spears, Oran Stacy, George 1972 Stallter, Maurice Stephens, Keith 1978 Stewart, Arthur 1955 Stewart, Douglas 1944 Stout, Robert Noel Stroud, Phillip Summers, Robert 1944 Sweeney, Ned 1937 Sykes, John 1986 T Tandy, James 1982 Tate, Willie Taylor, Isaiah Taylor, Jack Taylor, Kenny Taylor, Wilson 1949 Taylor, Wyatt Thomas, James D Thomas, James L Thomas, Maxey 1907, 09 Thomas, Wayne Thompson, Glen Thompson, Joe H Thompson, LaSalle Thompson, Tristan 2011 Tucker, P.J. 2004, 06 Tullis, John Turnbough, Charles Turner, George 1980 Turner, Myles 2015 Tyler, B.J. 1992, 94 V Vazquez, DeJuan Vining, Morgan 1907, 09, Vining, Rutledge 1930 Viramontes, Jimmy Voegele, Chris Von Blucher, Carl 1906 W Wacker, Mike , 85 Waggener, Robert Wagner, Dan 1947 Wagner, Ivan Walker, Martez 2014 Wallace, Jack 1945 Wangmene, Alexis 2008, Ward, Joe 1924 Ward, Joe Jr Ward, Varez 2009 Warren, Charles O Watson, Jimmy 1945 Watson, Tony Weaks, Ronald Weilert, Tommy Wendlandt, Bill , 83 White, Arved 1959 White, Don White, Mickey White, Minton Jr White, Vilbry Whitson, Marcus 1969 Wiggins, Warren 1938 Wilemon, Ernest 1945 Williams, Benford Williams, Fredie Williams, Lawrence 2000 Williams, Mike Willis, James 1909 Willock, Karl Wilson, Donald 1959 Wilson, John Mark Winborn, Coyle 1961 Winder, Craig Wingfield, Tremaine Wittman, Paul B. 1932, Womack, Frank Wooten, Don Worthington, Jack 1982 Wray, Steve Wright, Dudley 1943 Wright, Joey Wright, Stuart 1925 Wyatt, William 2001 Y Yancy, Kendal Young, Jacob Z Zomlefer, Chick TEXAS BASKETBALL HONORS

144 Abell, Thomas H. Manager, Adams, Buddy Manager, 2011 Adams, Norwicke Bobo Manager, 1948 Arguella, Diego Manager, 2017 Bass, John Manager, 1999 Baty, Ben Manager, 1955 Bauer, Greg Manager, 1981 Beard, Chris Manager, 1995 Berman, Jeremy Manager, Bertrand, Robert Manager, Black, Chuck Manager, 1980 Blair, John P. Manager, 1933 Blair, Patrick G. Trainer, Boneau, Craig Manager, 2001 Brender, Art Manager, 1966 Brown, Blake Manager, Brown, David Manager, 1984 Bourne, Stephen Manager, 2013 Campbell, W.H. Manager, 1910 Card, Jimmie Manager, 1949 Carlson, Jim Trainer, Chakamoi, Matidi Manager, 1988 Chapman, Luke Manager, 2005 Clark, Don Manager, 1956 Clayton, Joe D. Trainer, Cole, Pat Manager, Comegys, George Manager, 1930 Cook, Cecil N. Manager, 1925 Craddock, George Manager, 1963 Creighton, Vic Manager, 1926 Cullum, James Manager, 1951 Curry, Phillip Manager, 2011 Curry, Richard Manager, TEXAS BASKETBALL Support Staff Letterwinners Danvers, Bill Manager, 1965 DeMartino, Don Manager, 1987 DeViney, Al Manager, Didier, Brian Manager, Duggan, Arthur Manager, 1932 Eastland, H. Manager, 1914 Ebey, Michael Manager, Elbers, Jordan Manager, 1998 Evans, Herbert Manager, 1964 Fisher, David Manager, 1975 Foreman, K.B. Manager, 1928 Fowler, Stuart Manager, Friend, Ben Manager, 1927 Fujii, Motoki Trainer, 2013 Furgerson, Charles Manager, 1959 Gaines, Don Manager, 2004 Garza, Oscar Trainer, 2016 Gilbert, Harold Manager, Gomez, Joe Manager, 2002 Graham, Glenn Manager, 1986 Graham, John Manager, 1943 Harris, Ted Manager, 1987 Hastings, Brad Manager, 2001 Hu, Vincent Manager, 2013 Huston, Randy Manager, Jones, O.F. Dink Manager, 1952 Jones, Scott Trainer, 1985 Kanatzar, Brian Manager, 2001 Katlin, Adam Manager, 2007 Kaufman, Alex Manager, Klein, Leigh Manager, Kovsky, Greg Manager, 1988 LaCroix, Weston Manager, 2004 Lancaster, James Trainer, Lawrence, Brian Manager, , 81 Leezer, Thomas Manager, 1960 LeGory, Joe Manager, 1929 Levy, Harold Manager, 1941 Lewis, David Manager, 2011 Lieck, Thomas Manager, 1979 Linn, Howard Manager, 1936 Long, Wes Manager, 2006 Lowrance, Joey Manager, Macatee, George P. Manager, 1950 Malouf, Ronald Manager, 1961 Manero, Joseph A. Manager, 1988 Martinez, Joe Trainer, 2012 McCrary, Jeff Manager, 2003 McMahon, Ralph Manager, 1962 McVan, Tom Trainer, 1995 Mejia, Gilbert Manager, 1988 Mello, Clay Manager, 2013 Mendel, Danny Manager, 1994 Mixson, G.L. Manager, 1917 Moody, James Manager, 1945 Moore, A.D. Manager, 1923 Moore, Robert Trainer, Mudge, Chris Manager, 2006 Mynar, Mark A. Trainer, 1990 Nelson, Philip A. Manager, 1984 Norris, Jack K. Manager, 1953 Novy, Harold C. Manager, 1942 Ortiz, Joe Manager, Pennavaria, Joey Manager, 2017 Pfeffer, David Manager, 1995 Pirtle, Jim Manager, 1982 Pittsford, Daniel Manager, 2008 Ponce, Jose Trainer, 2010 Poole, I.J. Manager, 2015 Quinn, Chris Manager, Rector, Ragan Manager, 1997 Rodman, George Manager, 2006 Rylander, Tony Manager, 1968 Sacks, Steve Manager, 1996 Sansing, Bill Manager, 1940 Schramm, Texas E. Manager, 1912 Segler, Tres Manager, 2007 Senter, Lee Manager, 2015 Skelton, Max Manager, 1938 Slavic, Ed Manager, 1937 Smith, Bob Manager, 1924 Smith, Greg Manager, 1984 Sours, Ken Manager, 1979 Springer, Michael Manager, Stephenson, Ross Manager, 1957 Street, Joe Manager, 1966 Strickler, Jordan Manager, Swift, C.G. Manager, 1918 Thompson, Joe C. Manager, 1922 Toothman, Jason Manager, 1994 Turner, James Manager, 1984 Wagstaff, R. Manager, 1916 Ward, Brad Manager, 1974 Ward, Colvin Manager, 1958 Weatherford, Scott Manager, 2008 White, Fred J. Manager, 1921 Witcher, Rodney Manager, 2002 Word, Tracy Manager, TEXAS BASKETBALL HONORS 143

145 144 YEAR-BY-YEAR NBA DRAFTEES (43 TOTAL) TEXAS BASKETBALL NBA Draft History Official draft results were unavailable until The draft began in YEAR PLAYER ROUND TEAM 1957 Raymond Downs 6 St. Louis 1960 Jay Arnette 2 Cincinnati 1961 Albert Almanza 7 L.A. Lakers 1965 Larry Franks 14 Cincinnati 1973 B.G. Brosterhous 8 Chicago 1974 Larry Robinson 4 Houston 1976 Dan Krueger 8 Houston 1978 Gary Goodner 5 Houston Jim Krivacs 6 Kansas City 1979 Johnny Moore 2 Seattle Tyrone Branyan 7 San Antonio 1980 Ron Baxter 4 L.A. Lakers 1982 LaSalle Thompson 1 Kansas City 1984 Bill Wendlandt 8 Denver 1985 Carlton Cooper 6 Dallas Mike Wacker 7 Utah 1986 John Brownlee 4 L.A. Clippers 1987 Patrick Fairs 5 Washington Raynard Davis 7 San Antonio 1990 Travis Mays 1 Sacramento Lance Blanks 1 Detroit 1991 Joey Wright 2 Phoenix 1994 B.J. Tyler 1 Philadelphia Albert Burditt 2 Houston 1995 Terrence Rencher 2 Washington 1999 Kris Clack 2 Boston 2000 Chris Mihm* 1 Chicago 2002 Chris Owens# 2 Milwaukee 2003 T.J. Ford 1 Milwaukee 2004 Royal Ivey 2 Atlanta 2006 LaMarcus Aldridge$ 1 Chicago P.J. Tucker 2 Toronto Daniel Gibson 2 Cleveland 2007 Kevin Durant 1 Seattle 2008 D.J. Augustin 1 Charlotte 2010 Avery Bradley 1 Boston Damion James% 1 Atlanta Dexter Pittman 2 Miami 2011 Tristan Thompson 1 Cleveland Jordan Hamilton& 1 Dallas Cory Joseph 1 San Antonio 2015 Myles Turner 1 Indiana 2017 Jarrett Allen 1 Brooklyn *traded to Cleveland on draft night; #traded to Memphis on draft night $traded to Portland on draft night; %traded to New Jersey on draft night &traded to Denver on draft night FIRST-ROUND SELECTIONS (16) NAME YEAR PICK TEAM Kevin Durant nd Seattle LaMarcus Aldridge nd Chicago$ Tristan Thompson th Cleveland LaSalle Thompson th Kansas City Chris Mihm th Chicago* T.J. Ford th Milwaukee D.J. Augustin th Charlotte Myles Turner th Indiana Travis Mays th Sacramento Avery Bradley th Boston B.J. Tyler th Philadelphia Jarrett Allen nd Brooklyn Damion James th Atlanta% TEXAS BASKETBALL BEYOND TEXAS Jordan Hamilton th Dallas& Lance Blanks th Detroit Cory Joseph th San Antonio $traded to Portland on draft night; *traded to Cleveland on draft night %traded to New Jersey on draft night; &traded to Denver on draft night SECOND-ROUND SELECTIONS (11) NAME YEAR PICK TEAM Jay Arnette th Cincinnati Dexter Pittman nd Miami Terrence Rencher nd Washington P.J. Tucker th Toronto Royal Ivey th Atlanta Daniel Gibson nd Cleveland Johnny Moore rd Seattle Chris Owens th Milwaukee# Joey Wright th Phoenix Albert Burditt rd Houston Kris Clack th Boston #traded to Memphis on draft night BY ROUND RD NO. PLAYER 1st 16 LaMarcus Aldridge, Jarrett Allen, D.J. Augustin, Lance Blanks, Avery Bradley, Kevin Durant, T.J. Ford, Jordan Hamilton, Damion James, Cory Joseph, Travis Mays, Chris Mihm, LaSalle Thompson, Tristan Thompson, Myles Turner, B.J. Tyler 2nd _ 11 Jay Arnette, Albert Burditt, Kris Clack, Daniel Gibson, Royal Ivey, Johnny Moore, Chris Owens, Dexter Pittman, Terrence Rencher, P.J. Tucker, Joey Wright 4th 3 Ron Baxter, John Brownlee, Larry Robinson 5th 2 Patrick Fairs, Gary Goodner 6th 3 Carlton Cooper, Raymond Downs, Jim Krivacs 7th 4 Albert Almanza, Tyrone Branyan, Raynard Davis, Mike Wacker 8th 3 B.G. Brosterhous, Dan Krueger, Bill Wendlandt 14th 1 Larry Franks BY TEAM TEAM NO. PLAYER Houston 4 Albert Burditt, Gary Goodner, Dan Krueger, Larry Robinson Chicago 3 LaMarcus Aldridge, B.G. Brosterhous, Chris Mihm K.C./Sacramento 3 Jim Krivacs, Travis Mays, LaSalle Thompson San Antonio 3 Tyrone Branyan, Raynard Davis, Cory Joseph Atlanta 2 Royal Ivey, Damion James Boston 2 Avery Bradley, Kris Clack Cincinnati 2 Jay Arnette, Larry Franks Cleveland 2 Daniel Gibson, Tristan Thompson Dallas 2 Carlton Cooper, Jordan Hamilton L.A. Lakers 2 Albert Almanza, Ron Baxter Milwaukee 2 T.J. Ford, Chris Owens Seattle 2 Kevin Durant, Johnny Moore Washington 2 Patrick Fairs, Terrence Rencher Brooklyn 1 Jarrett Allen Charlotte 1 D.J. Augustin Detroit 1 Lance Blanks Denver 1 Bill Wendlandt Indiana 1 Myles Turner L.A. Clippers 1 John Brownlee Miami 1 Dexter Pittman Philadelphia 1 B.J. Tyler Phoenix 1 Joey Wright St. Louis 1 Raymond Downs Toronto 1 P.J. Tucker Utah 1 Mike Wacker

146 All-Time NBA Players & Statistics LAMARCUS ALDRIDGE (6-11, FORWARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Portland Trail Blazers Portland Trail Blazers Portland Trail Blazers Portland Trail Blazers Portland Trail Blazers Portland Trail Blazers Portland Trail Blazers Portland Trail Blazers Portland Trail Blazers San Antonio Spurs San Antonio Spurs Totals 11 seasons , , , JAY ARNETTE (6-2, GUARD) Season Team GP Min-Avg FG-A Pct FT-A Pct A Pts-Avg Cincinnati Royals Cincinnati Royals Cincinnati Royals Total 3 seasons D.J. AUGUSTIN (6-0, GUARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Charlotte Bobcats Charlotte Bobcats Charlotte Bobcats Charlotte Bobcats Indiana Pacers Toronto Raptors Chicago Bulls Detroit Pistons Ok. City Thunder Ok. City Thunder Denver Nuggets Orlando Magic Totals 9 seasons , LANCE BLANKS (6-4, GUARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Detroit Pistons Detroit Pistons Minnesota T-Wolves Total 3 seasons AVERY BRADLEY (6-2, GUARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Boston Celtics Boston Celtics Boston Celtics Boston Celtics ` Boston Celtics Boston Celtics Boston Celtics Totals 7 seasons , DEXTER CAMBRIDGE (6-7, FORWARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Dallas Mavericks TEXAS BASKETBALL BEYOND TEXAS 145

147 All-Time NBA Players & Statistics KEVIN DURANT (6-9, FORWARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Seattle Sonics Ok. City Thunder Ok. City Thunder Ok. City Thunder Ok. City Thunder Ok. City Thunder Ok. City Thunder Ok. City Thunder Ok. City Thunder Golden State Warriors Total 10 seasons , , , MAURICE EVANS (6-5, GUARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Minnesota T-Wolves Sacramento Kings Detroit Pistons Los Angeles Lakers Los Angeles Lakers Orlando Magic Atlanta Hawks Atlanta Hawks Atlanta Hawks Washington Wizards Washington Wizards Total 9 seasons , T.J. FORD (6-0, GUARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Milwaukee Bucks Milwaukee Bucks Toronto Raptors Toronto Raptors Indiana Pacers Indiana Pacers Indiana Pacers San Antonio Spurs Total 8 seasons DANIEL GIBSON (6-2, GUARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Cavaliers Totals 7 seasons JORDAN HAMILTON (6-7, GUARD/FORWARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Denver Nuggets Denver Nuggets Denver Nuggets Houston Rockets Los Angeles Clippers Totals 4 seasons TEXAS BASKETBALL BEYOND TEXAS

148 All-Time NBA Players & Statistics JOHN HARGIS (6-2, GUARD) Season Team GP FG-A Pct FT-A Pct A Pts-Avg Anderson Packers Anderson Packers Anderson Packers Ft. Wayne/Tri-Cities Total 4 seasons ALVIN HEGGS (6-8, FORWARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Houston Rockets ROYAL IVEY (6-4, GUARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Atlanta Hawks Atlanta Hawks Atlanta Hawks Milwaukee Bucks Philadelphia 76ers Philadelphia 76ers Milwaukee Bucks Ok. City Thunder Ok. City Thunder Philadelphia 76ers Total 9 seasons DAMION JAMES (6-7, FORWARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg New Jersey Nets New Jersey Nets Brooklyn Nets Total 3 seasons CORY JOSEPH (6-2, GUARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg San Antonio Spurs San Antonio Spurs San Antonio Spurs San Antonio Spurs Toronto Raptors Toronto Raptors Total 6 seasons SLATER MARTIN (5-10, GUARD) Season Team GP FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb A Pts-Avg Minneapolis Lakers Minneapolis Lakers Minneapolis Lakers Minneapolis Lakers Minneapolis Lakers Minneapolis Lakers Minneapolis Lakers New York Knicks St. Louis Hawks St. Louis Hawks St. Louis Hawks St. Louis Hawks Total 11 seasons TEXAS BASKETBALL BEYOND TEXAS 147

149 All-Time NBA Players & Statistics TRAVIS MAYS (6-3, GUARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Sacramento Kings Atlanta Hawks Atlanta Hawks Total 3 Seasons CHRIS MIHM (7-0, CENTER) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Cavaliers Boston Celtics* Los Angeles Lakers , Los Angeles Lakers Los Angeles Lakers Los Angeles Lakers# Total 8 seasons * Traded from Cleveland to Boston on December 15, 2003; #Traded from Los Angeles to Memphis on February 18, 2009 JOHNNY MOORE (6-1, GUARD) Season Team GP Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg San Antonio Spurs San Antonio Spurs San Antonio Spurs San Antonio Spurs San Antonio Spurs San Antonio Spurs San Antonio Spurs San Antonio Spurs New Jersey Nets San Antonio Spurs Total 10 seasons CHRIS OWENS (6-7, FORWARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Memphis Grizzlies DEXTER PITTMAN (6-11, CENTER) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Miami Heat Miami Heat Miami Heat Memphis Grizzlies* Atlanta Hawks Total 4 seasons * Traded from Miami to Memphis on Feb. 21, 2013; TERRENCE RENCHER (6-4, GUARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Miami Heat* Phoenix Suns# Total 1 season *Traded from Washington to Miami on June 28, 1995; #Traded from Miami to Phoenix on February 22, TEXAS BASKETBALL BEYOND TEXAS

150 All-Time NBA Players & Statistics ISAIAH TAYLOR (6-3, GUARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Houston Rockets JAMES THOMAS (6-8, FORWARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Portland Trail Blazers Atlanta Hawks Philadelphia 76ers Chicago Bulls Totals 2 seasons LaSALLE THOMPSON (6-10, CENTER) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Kansas City Kings Kansas City Kings Kansas City Kings Sacramento Kings Sacramento Kings Sacramento Kings Sacramento Kings Indiana Pacers* Indiana Pacers Indiana Pacers Indiana Pacers Indiana Pacers Indiana Pacers Indiana Pacers Philadelphia 76ers Denver Nuggets Indiana Pacers# Total 15 seasons *Traded from Sacramento to Indiana on February 20, 1989; #Traded from Denver to Indiana on February 20, 1997 TRISTAN THOMPSON (6-9, FORWARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland Cavaliers Total 6 seasons P.J. TUCKER (6-5, GUARD/FORWARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Toronto Raptors Phoenix Suns , Phoenix Suns Phoenix Suns Phoenix Suns Phoenix Suns Toronto Raptors Total 6 seasons , MYLES TURNER (6-11, FORWARD/CENTER) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Indiana Pacers Indiana Pacers Total 2 seasons TEXAS BASKETBALL BEYOND TEXAS 149

151 All-Time NBA Players & Statistics B.J. TYLER (6-1, GUARD) Season Team GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF A TO B S Pts-Avg Philadelphia 76ers DANIEL WAGNER (6-0, GUARD) Season Team GP FG-A Pct FT-A Pct A Pts-Avg Midland-Flint Dow Sheboygan Red Skins Sheboygan Red Skins Total 3 seasons NBA Hall of Fame Slater Martin 1982 NBA Champions Kevin Durant 2017 Cory Joseph 2014 Slater Martin 1950, , 1958 Dexter Pittman 2012 Tristan Thompson 2016 NBA MVP Kevin Durant 2014 NBA Finals MVP Kevin Durant 2017 NBA Rookie of the Year Kevin Durant 2010 NBA Individual Honors All-NBA Team Lamarcus Aldridge 2011 (3rd Team) 2014 (3rd Team) 2015 (2nd Team) 2016 (3rd Team) Kevin Durant (1st Team) (2nd Team) Slater Martin (2nd Team) NBA All-Star Game Selections Lamarcus Aldridge Kevin Durant Slater Martin NBA All-Star Game MVPs Kevin Durant 2012 NBA Scoring Champions Kevin Durant , 2014 NBA All-Rookie Team Lamarcus Aldridge 2007 (1st Team) D.J. Augustin 2009 (2nd Team) Kevin Durant 2010 (1st Team) T.J. Ford 2005 (2nd Team) Travis Mays 1991 (2nd Team) Chris Mihm 2001 (2nd Team) Tristan Thompson 2012 (2nd Team) Myles Turner 2016 (2nd Team) TEXAS BASKETBALL BEYOND TEXAS

152 MEDAL COUNT 4 Total / 4 Gold PLAYER COUNTRY YEAR MEDAL/PLACE Gib Ford USA 1956 Gold Jay Arnette USA 1960 Gold Albert Almanza Mexico th Albert Almanza Mexico th Kevin Durant USA 2012 Gold Kevin Durant USA 2016 Gold KEVIN DURANT United States (2012, 2016) Kevin Durant, the consensus National Player of Year for the Longhorns in , was the leading scorer on the United States team that won Gold at the 2012 London Olympics. Durant s 30 points in the gold medal game tied for the third-highest single-game total in U.S. Olympic history. His 156 total points during the Olympic tournament set a record for most points scored by an American player in an Olympic competition, topping the previous mark of 145 set by Spencer Haywood in 1968 (Mexico City). In addition, Durant set the U.S. record for most three-point field goals made in an Olympic tournament (34). During the eight games of the 2012 Olympics, Durant led Team USA in scoring (19.5 ppg) and ranked second in rebounding (5.8 rpg) while averaging 26.0 minutes per contest. Four years later in Rio (2016), Durant tied his Olympic career high with 30 points in the Gold Medal game victory. During his eight games in Rio, he led Team USA in scoring (19.4 ppg) and minutes (28.6 mpg) and ranked second in steals (8), third in assists (28) and fourth in rebounding (5.0 rpg). Durant reached double figures in scoring in all eight contests. USA RESULTS (8-0 - GOLD) 2012 London Olympics USA 98, France 71 USA 110, Tunisia 63 USA 156, Nigeria 73 USA 99, Lithuania 94 USA 126, Argentina 97 USA 119, Australia 86 USA 109, Argentina 83 Gold Medal Game: USA 107, Spain 100 Olympians USA RESULTS (8-0 - GOLD) 2016 Rio Olympics USA 119, China 62 USA 113, Venezuela 69 USA 98, Australia 88 USA 94, Serbia 91 USA 100, France 97 USA 105, Argentina 78 USA 82, Spain 76 Gold Medal Game: USA 96, Serbia 66 ALBERT ALMANZA Mexico (1960, 1964) A three-year letterwinner at Texas ( ), Albert Almanza was a two-time member of the Mexican Olympic team. In the 1960 Rome Olympics, he served as a co-captain and led the team in scoring (19.8 ppg) while helping Mexico to a 4-4 record and a 12th-place finish. Almanza returned for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics and again led the squad in scoring (14.7 ppg) while helping Mexico to a 3-6 mark and a 12thplace finish. MEXICO RESULTS ( th) 1960 Rome MEXICO RESULTS ( th) 1964 Tokyo JAY ARNETTE United States (1960) A three-year letterwinner for the Longhorns ( ) who garnered All-America honors during his senior year, Jay Arnette earned a gold medal with the United States at the 1960 Rome Olympics. Arnette, who had just completed his collegiate eligibility, played in all eight games and averaged 2.9 points per contest for the Americans. The U.S. squad, coached by Cal s legendary Pete Newell, featured Oscar Robertson and Jerry West and is considered by many to be the best amateur basketball team in Olympic history. Ten members of the 12-man American roster went on to play in the NBA. Team USA averaged points per game and posted a points per game margin of victory en route to the gold medal. USA RESULTS (8-0 - GOLD) 1960 Rome Olympics USA 88, Italy 54 USA 125, Japan 66 USA 107, Hungary 63 USA 104, Yugoslavia 42 USA 108, Uruguay 50 USA 81, Soviet Union 57 USA 112, Italy 81 Gold Medal game: USA 90, Brazil 63 GILBERT GIB FORD United States (1956) A three-year letterwinner at Texas ( ), Gib Ford became Texas first hardwood Olympian when he earned a gold medal with the United States at the 1956 Melbourne Games. Ford, who had finished his playing career at Texas in 1954, was 25 at the time of the Olympics and enlisted in the U.S. Armed Forces. He played in all eight games and averaged 4.9 points per contest. Behind the play of Bill Russell and K.C. Jones, two key players on the University of San Francisco s 1956 NCAA Championship team, Team USA averaged nearly 100 points per game and posted an impressive points per game margin of victory en route to the gold medal. USA RESULTS (8-0 - GOLD) 1956 Melbourne Olympics USA 98, Japan 40 USA 101, Thailand 29 USA 121, Philippines 53 USA 85, Bulgaria 44 USA 113, Brazil 51 USA 85, Soviet Union 55 USA 101, Uruguay 38 Gold Medal Game: USA 89, Soviet Union TEXAS BASKETBALL BEYOND TEXAS 151

153 Texas in the NCAA Tournament ALL-TIME TEXAS RESULTS (33 APPEARANCES, RECORD) YEAR REGION (SITE) SEED RECORD (SEED) OPPONENT RESULTS 1939 Western Regional (San Francisco, Calif.) n/a 0-2 Oregon L, Utah State L, Western Regional (Kansas City, Mo.) n/a 1-1 Washington W, Wyoming L, Western Regional (Kansas City, Mo.) n/a 2-1 Wyoming W, Oklahoma L, NCAA Third-Place Game (New York, N.Y.) CCNY W, Midwest Regional (Manhattan, Kan.) n/a 0-2 Kansas L, DePaul L, Midwest First Round (Lubbock, Texas) n/a 2-1 UTEP W, Midwest Regional (Lawrence, Kan.) Cincinnati L, Oklahoma City W, Midwest First Round (Las Cruces, N.M.) n/a 1-2 Houston W, Midwest Regional (Ames, Iowa) Kansas State L, n/a Southwestern Louisiana L, Midwest Regional (Denton, Texas) 0-1 Creighton L, Midwest Regional (Dallas, Texas) 4th 0-1 #5 Oklahoma L, Midwest First & Second Rounds (Dallas, Texas) 11th 1-1 #6 Georgia Tech W, #3 Missouri L, Midwest First & Second Rounds (Indianapolis, Ind.) 10th 3-1 #7 Georgia W, #2 Purdue W, Midwest Regional (Dallas, Texas) #6 Xavier W, #4 Arkansas L, Midwest First & Second Rounds (Dayton, Ohio) 5th 1-1 #12 St. Peter s W, #4 St. John s L, East First & Second Rounds (Greensboro, N.C.) 8th 0-1 #9 Iowa L, Midwest First & Second Rounds (Wichita, Kan.) 6th 1-1 #11 Western Kentucky W, #3 Michigan L, West First & Second Rounds (Salt Lake City, Utah) 11th 1-1 #6 Oregon W, #3 Maryland L, Midwest First & Second Rounds (Milwaukee, Wisc.) 10th 1-1 #7 Michigan W, #2 Wake Forest L, East First & Second Rounds (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 10th 2-1 #7 Wisconsin W, #15 Coppin State W, East Regional (Syracuse, N.Y.) #6 Louisville L, East First & Second Rounds (Boston, Mass.) 7th 0-1 #10 Purdue L, West First & Second Rounds (Salt Lake City, Utah) 5th 1-1 #12 Indiana State W, #4 LSU L, South First & Second Rounds (New Orleans, La.) 6th 0-1 #11 Temple L, Midwest First & Second Rounds (Dallas, Texas) 6th 2-1 #11 Boston College W, #3 Mississippi State W, Midwest Regional (Madison, Wisc.) #2 Oregon L, South First & Second Rounds (Birmingham, Ala.) 1st 4-1 #16 UNC-Asheville W, #9 Purdue W, South Regional (San Antonio, Texas) #5 Connecticut W, #7 Michigan State W, NCAA Final Four (New Orleans, La.) #3 Syracuse L, First & Second Rounds (Denver, Colo.) 3rd 2-1 #14 Princeton W, #6 North Carolina W, Atlanta Regional (Atlanta, Ga.) #7 Xavier L, First & Second Rounds (Indianapolis, Ind.) 8th 0-1 #9 Nevada L, First & Second Rounds (Dallas, Texas) 2nd 3-1 #15 Penn W, #10 North Carolina State W, Atlanta Regional (Atlanta, Ga.) #6 West Virginia W, #4 LSU L, (ot) 2007 First & Second Rounds (Spokane, Wash.) 4th 1-1 #13 New Mexico State W, #5 USC L, First & Second Rounds (Little Rock, Ark.) 2nd 3-1 #15 Austin Peay W, #7 Miami (Fla.) W, South Regional (Houston, Texas) #3 Stanford W, #1 Memphis L, First & Second Rounds (Greensboro, N.C.) 7th 1-1 #10 Minnesota W, #2 Duke L, First & Second Rounds (New Orleans, La.) 8th 0-1 #9 Wake Forest L, (ot) 2011 Second & Third Rounds (Tulsa, Okla.) 4th 1-1 #13 Oakland W, #5 Arizona L, Second & Third Rounds (Nashville, Tenn.) 11th 0-1 #6 Cincinnati L, Second & Third Rounds (Milwaukee, Wis.) 7th 1-1 #10 Arizona State W, #2 Michigan L, Second & Third Rounds (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 11th 0-1 #6 Butler L, First & Second Rounds (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 6th 0-1 #11 Northern Iowa L, TEXAS BASKETBALL POSTSEASON

154 Texas in the NCAA Tournament TEXAS NCAA RECORD BY OPPONENT TEAM RECORD MEETINGS Arizona Arizona State Arkansas Austin Peay Boston College Butler Cincinnati & 2012 CCNY Connecticut Coppin State Creighton DePaul Duke Georgia Georgia Tech Houston Indiana State Iowa Kansas Kansas State Louisville LSU & 2006 Maryland Memphis Miami (Fla.) Michigan , 1996 & 2014 Michigan State Minnesota Mississippi State Missouri Nevada New Mexico State North Carolina North Carolina Asheville North Carolina State Northern Iowa Oakland Oklahoma & 1979 Oklahoma City Oregon , 1995 & 2002 Penn Princeton Purdue , 1999 & 2003 St. Peter s St. John s Southern California THE 2018 NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Southwestern Louisiana Stanford Syracuse Temple Utah State UTEP Wake Forest & 2010 Washington Western Kentucky West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming & 1947 Xavier & 2004 TEXAS NCAA RECORD BY SITE SITE RECORD LAST PLAYED Ames, Iowa Atlanta, Ga Birmingham, Ala Boston, Mass Dallas, Texas Dayton, Ohio Denton, Texas Denver, Colo Greensboro, N.C Houston, Texas Indianapolis, Ind Kansas City, Mo Las Cruces, N.M Lawrence, Kan Little Rock, Ark Lubbock, Texas Madison, Wis Manhattan, Kan Milwaukee, Wis Nashville, Tenn New Orleans, La New York City, N.Y Oklahoma City, Okla Pittsburgh, Pa Salt Lake City, Utah San Antonio, Texas San Francisco, Calif Spokane, Wash Syracuse, N.Y Tulsa, Okla Wichita, Kan NCAA FIRST FOUR Dates Host(s) City Venue March 13 & 14 Dayton Dayton, Ohio UD Arena NCAA FIRST & SECOND ROUND SESSIONS March 15 & 17 Duquesne Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PPG Paints Arena March 15 & 17 Wichita State & Missouri Valley Conference Wichita, Kansas INTRUST Bank Arena March 15 & 17 Big 12 Conference Dallas, Texas American Airlines Center March 15 & 17 Boise State Boise, Idaho Taco Bell Arena March 16 & 18 UNC Charlotte Charlotte, North Carolina Spectrum Center March 16 & 18 Detroit-Mercy Detroit, Michigan Little Caesars Arena March 16 & 18 Ohio Valley Conference Nashville, Tennessee Bridgestone Arena March 16 & 18 San Diego State San Diego, California Viejas Arena NCAA REGIONAL SESSIONS March 22 & 24 Georgia Tech Atlanta, Georgia Philips Arena March 22 & 24 Pepperdine Los Angeles, California STAPLES Center March 23 & 25 Boston College Boston, Massachusetts TD Garden March 23 & 25 Creighton Omaha, Nebraska CenturyLink Center Omaha NCAA FINAL FOUR March 31 & April 2 UTSA San Antonio, Texas Alamodome TEXAS BASKETBALL POSTSEASON 153

155 NCAA Tournament Records INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Points 44 Travis Mays vs. Georgia Rebounds 18 B.G. Brosterhous vs. USL FG 11 Kevin Durant vs. USC LaMarcus Aldridge vs. West Virginia Albert Burditt vs. W. Kentucky FGA 25 Jason Klotz vs. Nevada Larry Robinson vs. Creighton FG % Chris Owens (7-7) vs. Indiana State Demarcus Holland (6-6) _ vs. Arizona State Brad Buckman (6-6) vs. Syracuse FG 8 A.J. Abrams vs. Minnesota FGA 15 A.J. Abrams vs. Minnesota FG % Brian Boddicker (4-4) vs. Princeton Brian Boddicker (3-3) vs. Miss. State FT 23 Travis Mays vs. Georgia FTA 27 Travis Mays vs. Georgia FT% J Covan Brown (13-13) vs. Arizona J Covan Brown (12-12) vs. Oakland Joey Wright (10-10) vs. St. John s B.J. Tyler (9-9) vs. Michigan T.J. Ford (7-7) vs. Connecticut James Gilbert (7-7) vs. Texas Western Assists 13 T.J. Ford vs. Syracuse Steals 7 T.J. Ford vs. Oregon Blocks 7 Tristan Thompson vs. Oakland TEAM RECORDS Points 102 vs. Xavier Rebounds 52 vs. Connecticut FG 36 vs. Iowa FGA 79 vs. Oklahoma vs. DePaul FG %.612 vs. Indiana State (30-49) FG 13 vs. Miami (Fla.) vs. Iowa FGA 31 vs. Iowa FG %.733 vs. Princeton (11-15) FT 31 vs. Xavier FTA 45 vs. Georgia FT %.962 vs. New Mexico State (25-26) Assists 25 vs. Western Kentucky Steals 16 vs. Michigan Blocks 9 vs. Oakland OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Points 36 Dwight Lamar USL Rebounds 21 Joe Smith Maryland FG 16 Juwan Howard Michigan FGA 32 Dwight Lamar USL FG %.857 Jordin Mayes (6-7) Arizona FG 6 Michael Menser Indiana State FGA 15 Orlando Williams Oregon FG % Jordin Mayes (4-4) Arizona Lee Coward (3-3) Missouri FT 14 Chris Douglas-Roberts Memphis Romain Sato Xavier FTA 17 Chris Douglas-Roberts Memphis Romain Sato Xavier FT % Lynn Greer (10-10) Temple Jawad Williams (7-7) North Carolina Assists 12 Ralph Bobik Creighton Steals 6 Danny Singletary Coppin State Blocks 7 Joe Smith Maryland OPPONENT TEAM RECORDS Points 108 Missouri Rebounds 59 Wake Forest FG 42 Missouri FGA 79 USL FG %.621 Oklahoma (41-66) FG 15 West Virginia FGA 33 West Virginia Oregon FG % Missouri (4-4) FT 30 Memphis FTA 41 Maryland FT %.864 Miami, Fla. (19-22) Assists 28 Oklahoma Steals 15 Arkansas Blocks 10 Oklahoma INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS Most Points 191 A.J. Abrams (12 games, 15.9 ppg) Brandon Mouton (12 games, 14.3 ppg) Travis Mays (6 games, 26.7 ppg) Joey Wright (8 games, 19.3 ppg) Reggie Freeman (9 games, 13.8 ppg) Highest Scoring Average (min. 5 games) 26.7 Travis Mays (6 games, 160 points) Lance Blanks (6 games, 118 points) Joey Wright (8 games, 154 points) Most Rebounds 91 James Thomas (12 games, 7.6 rpg) Brad Buckman (13 games, 5.5 rpg) P.J. Tucker (7 games, 10.1 rpg) Damion James (9 games, 7.8 rpg) Guillermo Myers (6 games, 10.7 rpg) Highest Rebound Average (min. 5 games) 10.7 Guillermo Myers (6 games, 64 reb.) P.J. Tucker (7 games, 71 reb.) Damion James (9 games, 70 reb.) Total Games 13 Brad Buckman A.J. Abrams Brian Boddicker Sydmill Harris Royal Ivey Jason Klotz Brandon Mouton James Thomas INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT RECORDS Most Points 112 Travis Mays (4 games, 28.0 ppg) Brandon Mouton (5 games, 17.8 ppg) Lance Blanks (4 games, 21.3 ppg) 1990 Highest Scoring Average 31.5 Jay Arnette (2 games, 63 points) John Hargis (2 games, 59 points) Kevin Durant (2 games, 57 points) 2007 Most Rebounds 53 Guillermo Myers (4 games, 13.3 rpg) P.J. Tucker (4 games, 12.5 rpg) James Thomas (5 games, 9.8 rpg) 2003 Highest Rebound Average 13.3 Guillermo Myers (4 games, 53 reb.) P.J. Tucker (4 games, 50 reb.) B.G. Brosterhous (3 games, 34 reb.) TEXAS BASKETBALL POSTSEASON

156 Texas in the Postseason NIT ALL-TIME TEXAS RESULTS IN THE POSTSEASON NIT (4 APPEARANCES, 6-3 RECORD) YEAR RECORD ROUND OPPONENT SITE RESULT First Round New York University New York, N.Y. L, First Round Temple Austin W, Second Round Nebraska Austin W, Semifinals Rutgers New York, N.Y. W, Championship North Carolina St. New York, N.Y. W, First Round St. Joseph s Austin W, Second Round Southwestern Louisiana Austin L, First Round New Mexico Albuquerque, N.M. W, Second Round Ohio State Columbus, Ohio L, Wednesday, March 22, 1978 Funny-Looking Horns Have Last NIT Laugh By ISH HALEY Dallas Times Herald 1978 NIT CHAMPIONS NEW YORK The funniest-looking college basketball team in America won the National Invitation Tournament Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden. When the other team sees our guys, they re so busy giggling they can t play, analyzed Texas Abe Lemons, the funniest coach in America. We ve been able to beat a lot of teams this way at the line-up. After his team was dominated far worse than the final indicated, North Carolina State Coach Norm Sloan said, Texas is very deceptive. They don t have the look of a great basketball team physically, but they are quick and smart. In order of appearance on the box score, Texas starts 6-5, 220-pound sophomore Ron Baxter. For a little, fat kid, he didn t do too bad, said Lemons. Baxter scored 26 points and hauled down 12 rebounds, eight of them offensive, in the championship game. Throwing over North Carolina State s fullcourt press, Baxter also passed for more points than any Longhorn quarterback since Bobby Layne. Baxter and 5-11 junior guard Jim Krivacs were honored as the tournament s most valuable players. Krivacs doesn t play defense. On offense, he considers any shot within 35 feet a layup. To go with these two unlikely MVPs, Abe recruited 6-7, 220-pound junior transfer Tyrone Branyan. Branyan neither runs nor jumps. He copied his shot from Randy Matson. He scored 14 points against the Wolfpack. Gary Goodner, Texas 6-7 center, fouled out of seven games this year. He looks like before in a Nautilus ad. The Wolfpack has about eight guys who look like afters. Goodner scored four points and was credited with two rebounds. But as Lemons put it, They should have put a saddle on Goodner and Krivacs the way they were getting ridden around out there. John Moore, the 6-1 junior guard, is the only Longhorn starter who really looks like a basketball player. He tries to hide it with a shot that spins like Mother Earth. Working with Krivacs as Baxter s wide receivers, Moore ended up with 22 points. I might have had eight better teams during my coaching career, said Lemons. But I never had one that played better. Texas 1978 NIT Championship team celebrates at Madison Square Garden. TEXAS Min FG FT Rb A PF Pts Baxter Branyan Goodner Krivacs Moore Stephens Stroud Murphy Nichols Danks Carson Dotson TOTALS N.C. STATE Min FG FT Rb A PF Pts Pinder Whitney Sudkop Austin Warren Perkins Matthews Jones Watts Davis Montgomery Almond TOTALS Texas North Carolina State Attendance 11,323; Officials Hank Nichols, Ed Carlotto; Turnovers Texas 11, North Carolina State TEXAS BASKETBALL POSTSEASON 155

157 Texas in the Big 12 Championship TEXAS RESULTS IN THE BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP (21 APPEARANCES, RECORD) YEAR RECORD (SEED) SITE ROUND OPPONENT (SEED) RESULT (2) Kansas City, Mo. Quarterfinals Missouri (10) L, (10) Kansas City, Mo. First Round Texas Tech (7) W, Quarterfinals Oklahoma State (2) W, Semifinals Oklahoma (3) L, (1) Kansas City, Mo. Quarterfinals Colorado (8) W, Semifinals Oklahoma State (5) L, (2) Kansas City, Mo. Quarterfinals Colorado (7) W, Semifinals Oklahoma (3) L, (4) Kansas City, Mo. Quarterfinals Oklahoma State (5) W, Semifinals Baylor (8) W, Championship Oklahoma (3) L, (3) Kansas City, Mo. Quarterfinals Missouri (6) W, Semifinals Oklahoma (2) L, (2) Dallas, Texas Quarterfinals Texas Tech (7) L, (2) Dallas, Texas Quarterfinals Oklahoma (7) W, Semifinals Kansas (3) W, Championship Oklahoma State (1) L, (6) Kansas City, Mo. First Round Colorado (11) L, (1) Dallas, Texas Quarterfinals Texas Tech (8) W, Semifinals Texas A&M (4) W, Championship Kansas (2) L, (3) Oklahoma City, Okla. Quarterfinals Baylor (11) W, Semifinals Oklahoma State (7) W, Championship Kansas (1) L, (ot) (1) Kansas City, Mo. Quarterfinals Oklahoma State (9) W, Semifinals Oklahoma (4) W, Championship Kansas (2) L, (5) Oklahoma City, Okla. First Round Colorado (12) W, Quarterfinals Kansas State (4) W, Semifinals Baylor (9) L, (6) Kansas City, Mo. First Round Iowa State (11) W, Quarterfinals Baylor (3) L, (2) Kansas City, Mo. Quarterfinals Oklahoma (10) W, Semifinals Texas A&M (3) W, Championship Kansas (1) L, (6) Kansas City, Mo. Quarterfinals Iowa State (3) W, Semifinals Missouri (2) L, (7) Kansas City, Mo. First Round TCU (10) W, Kansas City, Mo. Quarterfinals Kansas State (2) L, (3) Kansas City, Mo. Quarterfinals West Virginia (6) W, Kansas City, Mo. Semifinals Baylor (7) L, (7) Kansas City, Mo. First Round Texas Tech (10) W, Quarterfinals Iowa State (2) L, (4) Kansas City, Mo. Quarterfinals Baylor (5) L, (10) Kansas City, Mo. First Round Texas Tech (7) W, Quarterfinals West Virginia (2) L, ALL-BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP SELECTIONS YEAR PLAYER YEAR PLAYER 1999 Chris Mihm 2008 A.J. Abrams 2000 Chris Mihm D.J. Augustin 2001 Chris Owens Damion James 2002 T.J. Ford 2009 Dexter Pittman 2004 Brandon Mouton 2011 Jordan Hamilton 2006 LaMarcus Aldridge Tristan Thompson P.J. Tucker 2012 J Covan Brown 2007 A.J. Abrams Kevin Durant (MOP) TEXAS BASKETBALL POSTSEASON

158 Texas in the SWC Tournament TEXAS RESULTS IN THE SWC TOURNAMENT (21 APPEARANCES, RECORD) YEAR RECORD (SEED) SITE ROUND OPPONENT (SEED) RESULT (8) Dallas, Texas First Round SMU (3) L, (4) Austin First Round Baylor (7) L, (1) Houston, Texas Championship Houston (3) L, (2) Houston, Texas Semifinals Houston (6) W, Championship Arkansas (1) L, (3) San Antonio, Texas Second Round Houston (5) W, Semifinals Arkansas (2) L, (6) Austin First Round Rice (7) W, San Antonio, Texas Second Round Texas Tech (4) W, Semifinals Arkansas (1) W, Championship Houston (2) L, (7) Waco, Texas First Round Baylor (5) L, (9) Dallas, Texas First Round SMU (4) L, (8) College Station, Texas First Round Texas A&M (5) L, (7) Dallas, Texas Quarterfinals Arkansas (2) L, (3) Dallas, Texas Quarterfinals Houston (6) W, Semifinals Texas A&M (2) L, (6) Dallas, Texas Quarterfinals Houston (3) L, (4) Dallas, Texas Quarterfinals Houston (5) L, (2) Dallas, Texas Quarterfinals SMU (7) W, (ot) Semifinals TCU (3) W, (ot) Championship Arkansas (1) L, (3) Dallas, Texas Quarterfinals Texas A&M (6) W, Semifinals Houston (2) L, (2) Dallas, Texas Quarterfinals Baylor (7) W, Semifinals SMU (6) W, Championship Arkansas (1) L, (1) Dallas, Texas Quarterfinals Texas A&M (8) W, Semifinals Texas Tech (5) W, Championship Houston (2) L, (7) Dallas, Texas Quarterfinals Rice (2) W, Semifinals Houston (3) L, (1) Dallas, Texas Quarterfinals TCU (8) W, Semifinals Rice (5) W, Championship Texas A&M (2) W, (1) Dallas, Texas Semifinals Rice (4) W, Championship Texas Tech (2) W, (ot) (3) Dallas, Texas First Round Baylor (6) W, Semifinals SMU (7) W, Championship Texas Tech (1) L, ALL-SWC TOURNAMENT SELECTIONS YEAR PLAYER 1978 Ron Baxter 1979 Tyrone Branyan 1980 Ron Baxter 1981 LaSalle Thompson 1989 Joey Wright 1991 Joey Wright 1992 Dexter Cambridge (MVP) B.J. Tyler 1994 Albert Burditt B.J. Tyler (MVP) 1995 Roderick Anderson Terrence Rencher (MVP) 1996 Reggie Freeman (MVP) TEXAS BASKETBALL POSTSEASON 157

159 T V / R A D I O L I N E U P JAMES BANKS III So. C Decatur, Ga. ANDREW JONES 6-4 So. G Irving, Texas MATT COLEMAN 6-2 Fr. G Norfolk, Va. JACOB YOUNG So. G Houston, Texas MOHAMED BAMBA 6-11 Fr. F Harlem, N.Y. ROYCE HAMM JR Fr. F Houston, Texas ERIC DAVIS JR. 6-3 Jr. G Saginaw, Mich. KERWIN ROACH II 6-4 Jr. G Houston, Texas JASE FEBRES Fr. G Houston, Texas JERICHO SIMS 6-9 Fr. F Minneapolis, Minn. 21 DYLAN OSETKOWSKI 6-9 Jr. F San Diego, Calif. ISAIAH HOBBS 6-3 Sr. G Palm Beach, Fla. JOE SCHWARTZ Sr. F Sr. G Waco, Texas RYAN MCCLURG Katy, Texas ELIJAH LONG 6-1 Jr. G Mississauga, Ontario, Canada PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Mohamed Mo-HAH-med Bamba BAHM-bah Jase JAYCE Febres FEB-rus Mississauga mih-sih-saw-guh Dylan Osetkowski oh-set-cow-skee TEXAS BASKETBALL FACT BOOK