Year by Year Results

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Pts. Player FG-A FT-A Opponent Date51 Red Murrell 20-44 11-14 Houston (OT) 3-3-5847 Lewis Lloyd 16-25 15-20 Wis.-Superior 1-5-8045 Red Murrell 15-30 15-19 Wichita State 2-23-5743 Wayne Kreklow 19-22 5-6 Memphis State 12-16-7843 Lewis Lloyd 15-31 13-14 Wichita State 1-24-8142 Lewis Lloyd 18-27 6-6 Oral Roberts 1-6-8141 Red Murrell 15-35 11-16 St. Louis 2-21-5641 Lewis Lloyd 14-24 13-15 Tulsa 1-19-8041 Lewis Lloyd 18-28 5-7 Creighton 2-19-8139 Red Murrell 15-26 9-11 Grinnell 12-3-5639 Pop Wright 18-29 3-4 Tulsa 2-21-8138 Red Murrell 16-29 6-8 Marquette 2-27-5838 Lewis Lloyd 15-19 8-10 Southern Illinois 1-10-8038 Curt Smith 14-28 7-8 Tulsa 2-2-9338 Lynnrick Rogers 14-20 5-8 Wichita State 2-28-9737 Ken Harris 15-26 7-8 NE Illinois 12-20-7537 Lewis Lloyd 16-22 5-7 Oral Roberts 12-6-7937 Lewis Lloyd 15-25 7-11 Morningside 12-15-7937 Lewis Lloyd 15-26 7-10 N. Mexico State 2-13-8037 Lewis Lloyd 15-23 7-10 Creighton 2-26-8037 Lewis Lloyd 14-20 9-10 Tulsa 2-21-8136 J.J. Sola 13-17 10-13 Grinnell 12-11-0236 Red Murrell 13-23 10-12 Oklahoma State 2-18-5736 Ken Harris 15-24 6-10 Bradley 2-14-7736 Jeff Allen 11-22 5-6 Tulsa 1-13-9435 Red Murrell 16-25 3-3 So. Dakota State 12-3-5735 Red Murrell 14-32 7-11 Tulsa 2-8-5835 Gus Guydon 14-29 7-7 Bradley 2-6-6135 Willie McCarter 15-35 5-7 Memphis State 1-2-6835 Daryl Lloyd 10-19 15-17 Iowa State 12-8-8435 Eric Berger 12-23 8-8 Illinois-Chicago 12-28-8835 Bob Whitley 14-22 7-9 Wis.-Platteville 12-1-7135 B.J. Windhorst 10-17 7-10 San Diego 12-29-9434 David Langston 14-21 6-7 Chicago State 12-4-7234 Pop Wright 11-18 12-12 Wichita State 2-15-7934 Ken Harris 15-24 4-7 Fort Hays State 12-1-7534 Lewis Lloyd 12-20 10-11 Creighton 2-16-8034 Lewis Lloyd 15-24 4-8 Wichita State 2-7-8134 Lewis Lloyd 6-16 22-26 Bradley 3-3-8134 Lynnrick Rogers 13-22 5-7 Texas-San Antonio 12-30-9534 Josh Young 10-17 7-8 Morehead State 11-19-0833 Curt Smith 10-22 10-10 Creighton 1-12-9333 Willie Cerf 7-21 19-22 Loyola-Chicago 2-23-5533 Red Murrell 11-21 11-14 Detroit 1-5-5733 Red Murrell 12-24 9-11 St. Louis 1-11-5833 Willie Wise 10-16 13-17 St. Louis 3-6-6933 Craig Davis 13-20 7-8 Memphis State 2-21-7433 Ken Harris 13-19 7-8 Louisville 1-17-7633 Lewis Lloyd 14-18 5-6 Neb.-Omaha 12-1-7933 Lewis Lloyd 12-25 9-10 Texas-Arlington 12-22-7933 Lewis Lloyd 14-22 5-7 Indiana State 1-22-8133 Melvin Mathis 11-16 11-13 Indiana State 2-23-8432 Gus Ollrich 11-23 10-11 Hamline 12-29-5232 Red Murrell 15-32 2-3 Cal Poly-SLO 12-21-5632 Red Murrell 11-29 10-13 Detroit 1-5-5732 Red Murrell 12-32 8-11 Oklahoma State 3-1-5832 Bob Tealer 13-23 6-8 Cincinnati 1-17-5932 Dave Terre 13-25 6-8 Texas Christian 12-12-5932 Gus Guydon 14-25 4-5 Connecticut 12-31-6032 Gene West 12-16 8-8 Northwestern 12-26-6432 Bob Netolicky 14-34 4-9 Minnesota 12-7-6532 Willie McCarter 13-28 6-9 Iowa 12-16-6732 Dolph Pulliam 12-17 8-11 Valparaiso 12-20-6732 Willie McCarter 14-27 4-4 Cincinnati 2-24-6832 David Langston 10-14 12-13 Cincinnati 1-25-7332 Larry Haralson 15-20 2-2 Tulsa 3-1-7532 Lewis Lloyd 12-18 8-14 Iowa State 12-8-7932 Pop Wright 14-29 4-6 W.Texas State 1-22-8032 Melvin Mathis 10-17 12-15 Indiana State 1-28-8432 Eric Berger 11-16 2-2 Miss. Valley St. 12-30-8832 Lynnrick Rogers 12-30 4-7 Southern Illinois 3-4-95 31 John Rennicke 10-17 11-15 Detroit 2-5-5131 Willie Cerf 11-22 9-14 St. Louis 1-11-5531 Red Murrell 11-24 9-11 Wichita State 12-5831 Red Murrell 8-16 15-20 North Texas 2-1-58

Red MurrellDave Terre

Pts. Player FG-A FT-A Opponent Date31 Red Murrell 12-26 7-8 Houston 2-3-5831 Jerry Foster 10-18 11-14 Iowa State 2-1-6131 Willie McCarter 10-29 11-13 St. Louis 2-3-6831 Willie McCarter 13-28 5-7 North Texas 1-30-6931 Don Draper 14-20 3-4 Louisville 3-1-6931 Dennis Bell 14-20 3-5 Louisville 2-15-7331 Larry Haralson 15-26 1-1 NE Illinois 12-14-7431 Lewis Lloyd 14-24 3-4 Creighton 1-7-8031 Lewis Lloyd 13-35 5-5 Wichita State 1-28-8031 Melvin Mathis 9-22 13-17 Wichita State 2-18-8531 Jeff Allen 8-16 10-10 Creighton 2-9-9431 Luke McDonald 10-15 7-7 Illinois State 2-18-0131 Lonnie Randolph 11-23 4-4 Northern Iowa 2-25-0430 John Pritchard 12-22 6-8 Tulsa 1-10-4930 Tom Hyland 12- 6-7 Houston 3-3-5230 Jim Thomas 12-25 6-9 Missouri 12-23-5230 Willie Cerf 9-23 12-17 Creighton 1-8-5530 Red Murrell 9-27 12-13 St. Louis 1-15-5730 Red Murrell 9-21 12-18 Cincinnati 2-17-5830 Tom Bush 12-18 6-12 Los Angeles St. 12-13-6930 Jeff Halliburton 14-20 2-2 Tulsa 1-10-7030 Jeff Halliburton 13-17 4-4 Cal State-Fullerton 12-5-7030 Larry Seger 12-18 6-8 St. Louis 3-2-7230 Larry Haralson 11-17 8-8 Memphis State 1-10-7430 Larry Haralson 11-22 8-9 Illinois State 12-7-7430 Larry Haralson 12-29 6-6 Texas 12-10-7430 Terry McKissick 8-10 14-18 Bradley 2-15-7530 Terry McKissick 7-11 16-23 Tulsa 3-1-7530 Wayne Kreklow 14-25 2-2 Southern Illinois 2-12-7930 Lewis Lloyd 11-18 8-10 Indiana State 2-4-8030 Lewis Lloyd 13-21 4-6 Bradley 2-2-8130 Melvin Mathis 12-17 6-10 Bradley 2-25-8430 Kevin Sams 11-24 5-8 Northern Iowa 2-15-9230 Curt Smith 11-20 8-14 Cal St.-Fullerton 12-12-9230 Dontaie Smith 9-14 5-5 Wichita State 1-11-0130 Lonnie Randolph 4-11 22-24 Northern Iowa 1-29-05

Drake’s 20-20 Club(Players with 20 Points and 20 Rebounds in Same Game)

Date Player Opponent Pts/Reb12-19-56 Red Murrell Los Angeles State 24-2012-21-56 Red Murrell Cal Poly-SLO 32-201-7-60 Dave Terre North Texas State 26-252-27-60 Dave Terre North Texas State 28-222-1-67 Bob Netolicky Wichita State 20-2012-13-69 Tom Bush Los Angeles State 30-211-29-70 Al Williams North Texas State 29-2312-26-70 Tom Bush Canisius 21-203-2-72 Larry Seger St. Louis 30-212-12-77 Ken Harris Tulsa 22-2612-22-79 Lewis Lloyd Texas-Arlington 33-211-30-88 Sam Roark Southern Illinois 28-22

Single Game Scoring Leaders

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Single GameRb. Player Opponent Date26 Ken Harris Tulsa 2-12-7725 Dave Terre North Texas 1-7-6023 Al Williams North Texas 1-29-7022 Sam Roark Southern Illinois 1-30-8822 Leon Huff Butler 12-4-7122 Willie Cerf Nebraska-Omaha 12-5-5522 Dave Terre North Texas 2-27-6021 Willie Cerf Marquette 1-3-5521 Red Murrell Los Angeles State 12-19-5621 McCoy McLemore St. Louis 2-29-6421 Dave Hansen North Texas 1-30-6521 Willie Wise St. Cloud State 12-7-6821 Tom Bush Los Angeles State 12-13-6921 Larry Seger St. Louis 3-2-7221 Lewis Lloyd Texas-Arlington 12-22-7921 Melvin Mathis Indiana State 1-28-8520 Red Murrell Cal Poly-SLO 12-21-5620 Red Murrell Creighton 1-17-5720 Bob Netolicky Wichita State 2-1-6720 Tom Bush Canisius 12-26-7020 Dennis Bell Iowa State 12-16-7219 Sam Roark Creighton 2-11-8819 Willie Cerf Creighton 1-8-5519 Bob Tealer South Dakota 12-30-5819 Marv Torrence Dayton 12-17-6019 McCoy McLemore Pittsburgh 4-14-6419 Al Williams Los Angeles State 12-13-6919 Al Williams Wichita State 1-8-7019 Jeff Halliburton North Texas 2-10-7019 Terry McKissick St. Louis 1-19-7419 Andy Graham Memphis State 2-21-7419 Lewis Lloyd Bradley 1-12-8019 Lewis Lloyd Wichita State 1-28-8019 Lewis Lloyd Bradley 3-3-81

Melvin Mathis Bob Netolicky Ken Harris

Career (Minimum 500 Rebounds)Rank Reb. Player G Years Avg.(1) 854 Melvin Mathis 110 1982-86 7.8(2) 817 Jonathan Cox 129 2005-06 6.3(3) 792 Sam Roark 106 1986-90 7.5(4) 735 Greg Danielson 116 1999-2003 6.3(5) 731 Al Williams 85 1967-70 8.6(6) 717 Bob Netolicky 75 1963-67 9.6(7) 702 Ken Harris 89 1973-77 7.9(8) 699 Willie Cerf 67 1953-56 10.4(9) 697 Lewis Lloyd 56 1979-81 12.4(10) 692 Red Murrell 73 1955-58 9.5(11) 676 William Celestine 107 1991-94 6.3(12) 672 Tom Bush 58 1969-71 11.6(13) 626 Willie Wise 55 1967-69 11.4(14) 593 Dolph Pulliam 82 1966-69 7.2(15) 587 McCoy McLemore 52 1962-64 11.3(16) 554 Marv Torrence 50 1960-62 11.1(17) 551 Bob Tealer 49 1957-59 11.2(18) 531 Gus Guydon 75 1958-61 7.1(19) 520 Larry Haralson 80 1972-75 6.3(20) 512 Chad Nelson 79 1976-79 6.5(21) 509 Larry Prins 77 1961-64 6.6(22) 506 Gregory Johns 81 1974-77 6.2

Season (Minimum 200 Rebounds)Rank Reb. Player Year Avg.(1) 406 Lewis Lloyd 1979-80 15.0(2) 369 Tom Bush 1970-71 12.7(3) 363 Al Williams 1969-70 13.0(4) 343 Willie Wise 1968-69 11.4(5) 321 McCoy McLemore 1963-64 11.8(6) 303 Tom Bush 1969-70 10.5(7) 299 Bob Netolicky 1966-67 12.0(8) 298 Marv Torrence 1960-61 11.4(9) 297 Dennis Bell 1972-73 11.3(10) 294 Red Murrell 1956-57 12.2(11) 291 Lewis Lloyd 1980-81 10.0(12) 288 Bob Tealer 1957-58 11.5(13) 287 Sam Roark 1989-90 9.3(14) 284 Willie Cerf 1955-56 11.8(15) 283 Willie Wise 1967-68 11.1(16) 282 Jonathan Cox 2007-08 8.5(17) 279 Jonathan Cox 2008-09 8.5(18) 268 Greg Danielson 2002-03 8.9(19) 267 Dave Terre 1959-60 10.6 267 Ken Harris 1975-76 9.8(21) 266 McCoy McLemore 1962-63 10.6(22) 263 Bob Tealer 1958-59 10.9(23) 261 Gregory Johns 1977-78 9.7 261 Michael Morgan 1986-87 8.4(25) 256 Marv Torrence 1961-62 10.7(26) 255 Sam Roark 1987-88 9.1(27) 254 Willie Cerf 1954-55 12.1(28) 249 Melvin Mathis 1985-86 8.6(29) 247 Ken Harris 1976-77 9.1(30) 244 Terry McKissick 1974-75 8.4(31) 240 Dolph Pulliam 1968-69 7.7 240 Melvin Mathis 1983-84 8.6(33) 236 Bob Netolicky 1964-65 9.4(34) 232 Sam Roark 1988-89 8.6(35) 229 Gene Bogash 1964-65 9.2 229 Andy Graham 1973-74 8.8(37) 226 Al Williams 1968-69 7.2 226 Jeff Halliburton 1970-71 7.7(39) 223 William Celestine 1993-94 8.3(40) 221 Larry Haralson 1974-75 7.6(41) 218 Melvin Mathis 1984-85 8.1(42) 217 Greg Danielson 2001-02 7.5(43) 214 Gene Bogash 1963-64 7.6(44) 213 Jeff Halliburton 1969-70 7.3(45) 210 Red Murrell 1957-58 8.4(46) 206 Dave Hansen 1964-65 8.1(47) 205 Aliou Keita 2004-05 7.1(48) 204 Leon Huff 1971-72 7.7(49) 203 Terry Olmsted 1954-55 9.7

Season Rebounding Averages

Player Year G Reb. Avg.Lewis Lloyd 1979-80 27 406 15.0Al Williams 1969-70 28 363 13.0Tom Bush 1970-71 29 369 12.7Red Murrell 1956-57 24 294 12.2Bob Netolicky 1966-67 25 299 12.0Willie Cerf 1954-55 21 254 12.1McCoy McLemore 1963-64 27 321 11.8Willie Cerf 1955-56 24 284 11.8Bob Tealer 1957-58 25 288 11.5Willie Wise 1968-69 30 343 11.4Marv Torrence 1960-61 26 298 11.4

Rebounding Leaders

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1906-07 (2-1)Coach: C.A. Pell

J 26 D.M. Baptist W 36-17F 1 D.M. Baptist W 38-17F 8 Simpson L 14-18

1907-08 (1-4)MVC: 0-1

Coach: C. A. PellJ 10 YMCA L 15-24F 1 Simpson L 20-36F 10 Central W 29-27F 29 Iowa State L 16-36 Northern Iowa L 27-53

1908-09 (3-8)MVC: 3-5

Coach: C. A. PellJ 22 Nebraska L 30-39J 23 Nebraska L 12-34J 26 Iowa State W 31-24J 30 Grinnell L 8-42F 10 *Nebraska W 19-15F 11 *Nebraska W 25-15F 13 Iowa State L 31-39F 22 *Iowa L 13-36F 24 *Iowa State L 22-30F 26 *Iowa State L 30-32M 2 *Grinnell L 13-39

1909-10 (0-12)MVC: 0-8

Coach: John L. GriffithJ 25 Iowa State L 17-41J 29 Nebraska L 6-27F 1 *Iowa State L 13-32F 4 *Iowa L 8-26F 9 *Nebraska (2OT) L 16-20F 10 *Nebraska L 13-22F 16 Iowa State L 23-33F 18 *Grinnell L 18-36F 24 *Kansas L 30-60F 28 *Iowa State L 11-12M 1 Iowa L 7-43M 2 Grinnell L 8-52

1910-11 (0-6)MVC: 0-2

Coach: A. R. HackettJ 11 Grinnell L 17-38J 21 Iowa L 20-30J 25 *Grinnell L 14-30F 4 Iowa State L 23-47F 10 *Iowa State L 19-23F 23 *Iowa L 15-21

1911-12 (2-7)MVC: 0-6

Coach: A. R. HackettJ 6 *D.M. Baptist W 28-26J 8 *Simpson (OT) W 31-30

Win Score Opponent (Drake Coach) Year 1 36-17 Des Moines Baptist (C.A. Pell) Jan. 26, 1907 100 40-22 Washington (Mo.) (Bill Boelter) Feb. 26, 1926 200 29-22 Tulsa (Bill Williams) Jan. 8, 1938300 58-49 Northern Iowa (Forddy Anderson) Dec. 6, 1947400 66-63 Marquette (Jack McClelland) Feb. 4, 1956500 76-66 Cincinnati (Maury John) Jan. 18, 1964600 98-85 Wichita State (Maury John) Jan. 8, 1970700 87-83 Bradley (Bob Ortegel) Jan. 22, 1977800 81-59 Lehigh (Gary Garner) Dec. 29, 1984900 73-65 Bradley (Rudy Washington) Jan. 16, 19931000 72-62 Western Illinois (Kurt Kanaskie) Dec. 14, 2002

First Win Score Opponent (Drake Coach) Year MVC 31-24 Iowa State (C.A. Pell) Jan. 26, 1909 MVC Road 31-24 Iowa State (C.A. Pell) Jan. 26, 1909 MVC Tournament 80-73 Bradley (Bob Ortegel) Feb. 28, 1977 NCAA Tournament 81-63 Texas A&M (Maury John) March 13, 1969

DRAKE MILESTONE VICTORIES

J 12 Nebraska L 24-42J 13 Nebraska L 9-35J 19 *Iowa State L 11-23J 23 *Grinnell L 9-30J 30 Iowa State L 23-36F 6 *Iowa State L 17-23F 27 Iowa State L 27-32

1912-13 (1-8)MVC: 0-6

Coach: John L. GriffithJ 11 *Alumni W 28-21J 14 Grinnell L 8-37J 18 *Iowa State L 6-11J 31 Nebraska L 7-32F 1 Nebraska L 15-24F 6 Iowa State L 18-32F 13 *Grinnell L 11-29F 19 Nebraska L 4-21F 20 *Nebraska L 11-25

1913-14 (1-9)MVC: 0-5

Coach: John L. GriffithJ 17 *Northern Iowa W 24-12J 24 Iowa State L 11-15J 31 *Coe L 15-25F 9 Grinnell L 9-31F 10 Iowa State L 7-33F 13 Nebraska L 20-32F 14 Nebraska L 10-31F 19 *Nebraska L 17-36F 26 Northern Iowa L 12-37F 27 Coe L 9-28

1914-15 (5-6)MVC: 1-5

Coach: Ray WhismanJ 15 *Northern Iowa W 21-16J 22 *Iowa Wesleyan W 30-18J 23 *Grinnell L 21-25J 29 *Central W 33-20F 6 *Des Moines U. W 22-20F 10 Nebraska L 5-14F 11 Nebraska L 14-23F 19 Nebraska W 20-19F 20 Nebraska L 11-27F 24 *Iowa St. (2 OT) L 20-21M 2 Iowa State L 13-18

1915-16 (3-9)MVC: 1-5

Coach: Ray WhismanJ 6 *Central W 18-15J 15 *Iowa Wesleyan W 25-17J 21 Nebraska L 13-41J 22 Nebraska L 16-44J 29 Iowa L 24-31F 8 Iowa State L 19-23F 15 *Iowa L 14-22

F 19 *Grinnell L 13-24F 23 *Nebraska L 24-34F 24 *Nebraska L 15-40M 1 *Iowa State W 24-12M 4 Grinnell L 11-34

1916-17 (5-7)MVC: 0-4

Coach: Ralph GlazeJ12 *Central W 25-19J 19 *Iowa Wesleyan W 36-26J 22 *Simpson W 19-17J 26 *Iowa State L 21-25F 3 Grinnell L 21-37F 7 Simpson W 28-21F 13 Iowa State L 9-25F 19 *Creighton W 39-27F 24 *Nebraska L 13-23F 27 *Grinnell L 17-25M 2 Creighton L 22-41M 3 Nebraska L 18-26

1917-18 (2-17)MVC: 0-10

Coach: S. W. HobbsJ 6 Camp Dodge L 13-15J 8 *Des Moines U. W 34-15J 10 Missouri L 8-27J 11 Missouri L 17-19J 12 Washington (Mo.) L 24-47J 15 *Simpson W 20-12J 16 Camp Dodge L 6-26J 19 Grinnell L 16-20J 25 Kansas L 24-61J 26 *Kansas State L 13-37F 5 Iowa State L 21-33F 12 Simpson L 8-53 Creighton L 11-25F 21 *Kansas State L 16-19F 22 *Kansas State L 15-31F 26 Des Moines U. L 20-23M 1 Nebraska L 10-32M 2 Nebraska L 14-21M 9 Grinnell L 22-32

1918-19 (10-18)MVC: 2-9

Coach: M. B. BanksD 20 Camp Dodge W 28-10D 28 Camp Dodge L 13-20J 3 *Camp Dodge W 28-15J 10 *Camp Dodge L 18-29J 17 *Simpson L 15-17J 18 *William Penn W 33-17J 22 *Nebraska L 13-32J 25 *Nebraska L 14-24J 28 Iowa State L 11-24J 30 Creighton L 7-32J 31 Nebraska W 22-15F 1 Nebraska L 9-19F 5 *Washington (Mo.) L 31-32F 6 *Fort Des Moines W 44-11F 8 *Grinnell (OT) L 19-22F 12 *Kansas State L 24-43F 13 *Kansas State L 19-37F 18 *Iowa State W 27-21F 22 *Creighton L 14-25F 25 *Des Moines U. W 39-10F 28 Simpson L 16-28M 1 *Morningside W 27-23M 4 *Des Moines U. L 14-21M 6 South Dakota L 13-30M 7 Morningside L 15-20M 8 Morningside W 24- 9M 12 *Grinnell L 16-18M 15 *Des Moines U. W 26-18

1919-20 (12-11)MVC: 3-7

Coach: M. B. BanksJ 6 Pella Tigers W 24-12J 8 *Central W 49-10J 10 William Penn W 30-21J 16 *Simpson L 16-17J 19 Morningside W 22-16J 20 Morningside W 17-15

J 23 Grinnell W 18-11J 31 *Washington (Mo.) L 22-41F 4 Washington (Mo.) L 27-39F 5 Washington (Mo.) L 4-29J 26 Creighton L 14-36J 27 Creighton L 19-45F 6 Missouri L 9-43F 7 Missouri L 14-53F 10 *Morningside W 25-16F 11 *Morningside W 29-10F 14 *Kansas L 18-37F 18 Iowa State W 22-19 Dubuque W 21-20F 20 *Cornell (Iowa) L 20-21F 24 *Grinnell W 14- 9M 1 *Iowa State L 23-36M 5 Simpson W 25-19

1920-21 (10-8)MVC: 5-8

Coach: M. B. BanksJ 7 Kansas L 18-41J 8 Kansas L 28-34J 15 *William Penn W 26-9J 21 Washington (Mo.) L 24-35J 22 Washington (Mo.) L 19-29J 25 *Kansas State L 20-27F 2 *Oklahoma L 32-35F 3 *Oklahoma W 33-16F 5 *Cornell (Iowa) W 37-17F 9 *Simpson W 44-12F 18 Missouri L 14-50F 19 Missouri L 8-26F 24 Simpson W 33-13M 2 *Washington (Mo.) W 33-26M 3 *Washington (Mo.) W 27-17M 5 *Morningside W 36-17M 8 *Grinnell W 19-18 Grinnell W 13-11

1921-22 (14-4)MVC: 12-4

Coach: Ossie Solem Cornell (Iowa) W 41-26D22 Coe W 41-21J 6 *Missouri L 25-37J 10 Kansas L 23-28J 11 Oklahoma W 49-15J 21 Iowa State W 33-19F 1 *Iowa State W 24-22F 4 Grinnell W 31-17F 10 Missouri L 29-44F 11 *Washington (Mo.) W 33-29F 16 *Kansas L 13-28F 18 *Nebraska W 34-32F 23 *Kansas State W 38-26F 25 *Oklahoma W 44-33F 28 Nebraska W 29-15M 1 Kansas State W 32-23M 4 *Washington (Mo.) W 41-11M 7 *Grinnell W 29-21

1922-23 (10-6)MVC: 10-6

Coach: Ossie SolemJ 4 Missouri L 22-50J 10 *Kansas L 18-32J 16 Kansas State W 38-12J 18 Nebraska W 30-18J 20 *Grinnell W 25-17J 25 *Nebraska W 36-25J 30 *Iowa State L 27-29F 5 Grinnell W 22-21F 14 *Oklahoma W 27-20F 16 Kansas L 11-41F 17 Oklahoma W 49-32F 21 Iowa State W 32-19F 23 Missouri L 19-45M 2 *Kansas State W 31-12M 5 Washington (Mo.) W 39-26M 6 Washington (Mo.) L 27-39

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Year-by-Year Results


Year-by-Year Results1923-24 (9-9)

MVC: 8-8Coach: Ossie Solem

D 20 Indiana L 30-53J 5 Washington (Mo.) L 27-35J 11 Kansas L 16-49J 12 Oklahoma L 28-44J 25 Iowa State L 17-18F 1 *Oklahoma L 27-37F 2 *Nebraska W 19-15F 6 Missouri (OT) W 26-24F 9 *Kansas State L 21-22F 13 Simpson (2 OT) W 38-21F 16 Washington (Mo.) W 34-18F 18 *Missouri W 37-23F 20 *Kansas L 17-28F 23 Grinnell W 25-23M 4 Kansas State L 25-30M 5 Nebraska W 25-12M 6 *Grinnell W 26-14M 8 *Iowa State W 29-22

1924-25 (4-13)MVC: 4-12

Coach: Ossie SolemJ 3 Creighton L 17-55 J 9 *Missouri L 22-28J 10 *Kansas L 16-33J 16 *Grinnell W 19-18J 17 Nebraska L 8-20J 19 Kansas State L 17-33J 23 Washington (Mo.) L 8-40J 24 Missouri L 20-24J 31 *Iowa State W 23-22F 2 *Kansas State L 24-28F 12 Oklahoma L 27-50F 19 Kansas L 20-27F 20 Oklahoma L 21-37F 25 Washington (Mo.) L 21-28M 2 *Nebraska L 10-18M 6 Iowa State W 23-19M 9 Grinnell W 34-31

1925-26 (9-9)MVC: 7-9

Coach: Bill BoelterD 19 *Illinois W 20-16J 2 Chicago W 27-20J 8 Iowa State W 26-18J 15 Oklahoma A&M L 29-34J 16 Oklahoma L 25-40J 22 *Oklahoma A&M L 23-24J 23 *Oklahoma L 15-24J 30 *Kansas L 24-28F 2 *Nebraska L 21-23F 5 *Iowa State W 26-22F 9 Kansas L 18-34F 19 Grinnell W 26-19F 26 Washington (Mo.) W 40-22F 27 *Missouri L 15-19M 1 Nebraska L 21-22M 2 *Grinnell W 33- 9M 5 Washington (Mo.) W 40-19M 6 Missouri W 27-25

1926-27 (8-10)MVC: 7-7

Coach: Bill BoelterD 18 Northwestern L 25-31D 20 Illinois (OT) L 26-34J 4 *Kansas L 13-27J 8 *Simpson W 31-22J 14 Missouri L 18-27J 15 Washington (Mo.) W 24-19J 18 Creighton L 32-36J 21 Kansas State L 17-45J 22 Nebraska W 35-34J 26 *Iowa State W 43-29J 29 Grinnell W 29-18F 5 *Missouri L 39-23F 7 *Washington (Mo.) W 25-22F 9 Iowa State L 21-26F 18 *Iowa State W 23-20F 25 Grinnell W 32-27

F 26 *Kansas State L 10-39M 5 *Nebraska L 32-46

1927-28 (7-13)MVC: 7-11

Coach: Bill BoelterD 16 Oklahoma L 24-42D 17 Oklahoma A&M W 37-33J 6 *Oklahoma A&M L 25-30J 7 *Oklahoma L 24-38J 14 *Nebraska W 32-28J 18 Grinnell L 26-27J 21 *Notre Dame L 19-29J 24 Iowa State W 26-21J 28 Kansas State L 22-34F 4 *Kansas L 27-28F 9 Kansas W 40-28F 11 *Kansas State L 30-46F 14 Nebraska L 27-34F 17 Missouri L 21-28F 18 Washington (Mo.) L 26-34F 24 *Washington (Mo.) W (OT) 34-29F 25 Notre Dame L 12-33F 27 *Missouri W 30-24F 28 *Grinnell W 27-17M 5 *Iowa State L 25-26

1928-29 (6-13)MVC: 3-4

Coach: Bill BoelterD 13 *St. Louis L 24-27D 15 *Minnesota W 32-21D 22 Minnesota L 25-33J 5 *Washington (Mo) L 17-36J 11 *Grinnell W 31-12J 18 *Creighton L 21-37J 22 *Oklahoma A&M W 48-25J 25 *Iowa State L 34-35J 28 *Missouri L 35-36F 2 Marquette L 22-23F 8 Washington (Mo.)(2OT)L 26-29F 9 St. Louis L 16-25F 11 Missouri W 32-26F 14 *Simpson W 37-27F 16 Nebraska L 24-37F 20 Grinnell W 39-29F 23 *Nebraska L 26-33F 25 *Marquette (2OT) L 31-37M 2 Creighton L 33-40

1929-30 (10-9)MVC: 4-4

Coach: Bill BoelterD 17 *William Penn W 36-18D 19 *Simpson W 23-19J 3 Iowa State L 15-38J 7 *St. Louis L 19-33J 8 *Fal (Mexico) W 34-11J 10 Oklahoma A&M W 24-23J 17 *Creighton L 27-40J 24 *Iowa L 18-25F 1 *Oklahoma A&M W 25-16F 3 *Grinnell (2OT) L 29-32F 7 Washington (Mo.) W 31-25F 8 St. Louis W 31-25F 12 *Iowa State W 30-22F 15 *Marquette L 16-22F 17 *Washington (Mo.) L 16-32F 21 Grinnell L 15-16F 22 Iowa W 26-25F 25 Creighton W 33-32F 27 Marquette L 14-41

1930-31 (4-15)MVC: 2-6

Coach: Bill BoelterD 18 *St. Louis L 8-13D 31 *Iowa State L 16-17J 5 *Iowa L 20-21J 16 *Creighton L 18-28J 23 Grinnell W 27-12J 24 Nebraska L 25-30J 31 *Oklahoma A&M L 14-20F 5 Kirksville Ost. W 28-27

F 6 Washington (Mo.) L (OT) 26-29F 10 *Iowa State L 20-23F 18 *Tulsa L 15-19F 20 Grinnell L 15-22F 26 Iowa State L 21-39F 28 Creighton L 21-29M 2 Oklahoma A&M L 19-30M 3 Tulsa L 28-30M 4 Washburn W 31-29 Washington (Mo.) W 24-18M 7 St. Louis L 12-27

1931-32 (2-17)MVC: 2-6

Coach: Bill BoelterD 18 *Grinnell L 21-24D 31 *Iowa State L 30-32J 4 *Iowa L 18-24J 7 *Tulsa L 19-25J 9 *Nebraska L 19-33J 15 *Creighton L 17-43J 23 Grinnell W 33-29J 26 Iowa State L 25-35J 29 Washington (Mo.) L 19-42J 30 St. Louis L 18-31F 6 *Oklahoma A&M L 23-25F 8 *Syracuse L 13-20F 13 *Washington (Mo.)W 30-27F 16 Creighton L 24-48F 19 *Grinnell L 20-31F 22 *Iowa State L 20-31F 26 Oklahoma A&M L 17-37F 27 Tulsa L 19-53F 29 Washburn L 16-33

1932-33 (4-12)MVC: 2-8

Coach: E. O. (Bill) WilliamsD 12 *Iowa L 11-52D 21 Iowa State L 22-41D 30 *Iowa State L 22-33J 2 *Butler L 12-36J 7 *Washington (Mo.) L 22-37J 13 *Creighton W 23-20J 20 Oklahoma A&M L 22-30J 28 Grinnell W 30-15F 4 *Oklahoma A&M L 16-33F 7 *Simpson W 22-13F 10 Iowa State W 30-27F 14 Creighton L 26-79F 17 Grinnell L 17-25F 24 Washington (Mo.) L 24-29F 25 Butler L 21-43M 4 *St. Louis (OT) L 37-41

1933-34 (6-12)MVC: 4-6

Coach: E. O. (Bill) WilliamsD 14 *Central W 28-19D 18 *Carleton L 24-29D 21 *Iowa State (2OT) L 25-28D 29 *Arizona L 35-36J 2 Iowa State L 19-29J 5 *Oklahoma A&M W 30-19J 6 *Oklahoma A&M W 35-24J 12 *Creighton L 25-36J 16 *Simpson L 22-25J 27 Creighton L 21-31J 30 *Iowa L 18-39F 3 *Butler L 18-28F 9 *Grinnell W 25-24F 17 *Washington (Mo.) W 44-28F 21 Washington (Mo.) L 29-39F 26 Butler L 27-39F 27 Loyola-Chicago W 30-25M 2 Grinnell L 14-31

1934-35 (14-11)MVC: 8-4

Coach: E. O. (Bill) WilliamsD 11 Simpson W 20-17D 14 *Simpson W 27-23D 20 *Iowa State L 27-28D 29 Western Reserve L 40-50

D 31 Duquesne L 26-48J 1 Temple L 19-40J 2 W. Chester State L 29-33J 3 Lehigh W 58-32J 4 Long Island L 29-51J 5 Geo. Washington W 40-35J 8 St. Louis L 32-42J12 *Washburn W 41-28J14* Washington (Mo.) W 42-22J 19 *Creighton W 39-28J 22 Grinnell L 28-42J 28 *Iowa W 45-25F 2 Creighton L 34-36F 5 Washington (Mo.) L 32-33F 9 *Oklahoma A&M (OT)W 28-26F 11 *Tulsa W 45-26F 15 Iowa State W 45-42F 22 Tulsa W 46-36F 23 Oklahoma A&M L 26-29F 25 Washburn W 57-41M 1 *Grinnell W 47-24

1935-36 (16-12)MVC: 8-4

Coach: E. O. (Bill) WilliamsD10 *Simpson W 51-18D13 Denver L 29-38D16 Washington St. L 27-28D17 Gonzaga W 44-35D18 Portland State W 47-27D19 Willamette W 39-35D20 Washington L 25-45D21 Washington St. W 29-19D23 Utah W 46-45D24 Brigham Young L 38-62D28 *DePaul L 28-30J6 *Iowa State W 24-23J14 *Washington(Mo.) W 36-25J17 *Grinnell W 37-30J28 Creighton W 45-40F1 *Washburn W 38-36F3 Iowa L 22-35F8 *Creighton L 30-41F15 *Oklahoma A&M W 29-19F21 Tulsa L 23-43F22 Oklahoma A&M L 24-29F24 Washburn L 26-37F26 Iowa State L 29-37F28 Washington(Mo.) W 36-34M2 *Tulsa W 33-19M6 Grinnell W 37-35 #North Dakota W 49-46 #Minnesota L 19-36#District Olympic Tournament at Minnesota

1936-37 (13-10)MVC: 7-5

Coach: E. O. (Bill) WilliamsD11 *Simpson W 37-27D12 *Denver W 42-40D14 Arkansas L 22-31D16 Rice W 39-38D17 Rice L 26-30D19 E.Texas State W 38-29D21 SE Oklahoma L 38-42D23 Wichita State L 38-42D29 *Utah L 23-45J4 *Washburn W 43-37J8 Tulsa L 26-34J9 Oklahoma A&M L 24-46J11 Washburn W 33-32J15 Washington (Mo.) W 47-32J19 Grinnell W 31-18J23 *Iowa State W 35-20J30 Iowa State W 36-32F5 *Creighton (OT) W 43-42F12 *Washington (Mo.) W 37-35F19 Creighton L 28-34F26 *Oklahoma A&M L 25-33F27 *Tulsa W 28-24M5 *Grinnell L 40-43



1937-38 (14-6)MVC: 10-4

Coach: E. O. (Bill) WilliamsD10 *Simpson W 48-26D13 *Wichita State W 36-28D 17 *SE Oklahoma W 37-31D28 *Kansas W 34-29J3 St. Louis W 47-33J4 Washington (Mo.) W 44-33J8 *Tulsa W 29-22J10 *Oklahoma A&M L 23-30J14 *Grinnell W 30-26J29 Oklahoma A&M L 32-43J31 Tulsa W 36-30F7 *Creighton W 45-31F12 *Washington (Mo.) W 41-40F14 *St. Louis W 43-32F22 *Washburn W 54-37F23 *Loyola-Chicago L 26-33F28 Creighton L 39-40M1 Washburn L 39-48M4 Grinnell W 33-30M 8 #Murray State L 40-47#National Intercollegiate Tourneyat Kansas City, Mo.

1938-39 (14-7)MVC: 11-3

Coach: E. O. (Bill) WilliamsD9 *Simpson W 40-34D17 Iowa State W 32-30D29 *Oregon L 31-42J6 *Loyola-Chicago L 32-46J13 Oklahoma State L 25-35J14 Tulsa L 35-36J18 *Iowa State W 35-33J20 Grinnell W 35-27J28 Loyola-Chicago L 23-34J30 *Oklahoma St. W 35-28F3 *St. Louis W 31-23F4 *Washington (Mo.) W 37-28F11 Creighton W 50-41F13 Washburn W 32-30F18 St. Louis W 50-29F20 Washington (Mo.) (OT)L 38-40F22 *Tulsa W 25-24F25 *Creighton W 43-35F27 *Washburn W 50-33M3 *Grinnell W 64-32M13 #Oklahoma State L 15-28#Regional Playoff at Oklahoma City

1939-40 (13-12)MVC: 7-5

Coach: E. O. (Bill) WilliamsD8 Simpson W 52-41D11 *Iowa State L 34-37D15 NW Missouri St. L 33-42D16 Bethel L 43-44D18 New Mexico W 47-39D19 West Texas St. L 60-71D20 West Texas St. W 38-33D21 New Mexico St. L 59-70D22 New Mexico St. L 47-49D29 *Illinois L 32-37D30 Iowa State W 33-29J5 St. Louis W 47-29J6 Washington (Mo.) W 27-22J13 Oklahoma State L 28-36J15 Tulsa W 42-33J19 *Grinnell W 47-33J27 Creighton L 38-39J29 Washburn W 46-40F9 *St. Louis W 31-29F12 *Creighton L 45-49F16 Tulsa L 35-41F17 Oklahoma State L 34-52F23 *Washburn W 46-31F26 Grinnell W 40-37M1 Washington (Mo.) W 36-27

1940-41 (9-11)MVC: 6-6

Coach: E. O. (Bill) WilliamsD9 *Simpson L 37-41D13 *NW Missouri St. W 31-22D16 *West Texas St. W 51-48D17 *West Texas St. L 49-50D31 Iowa State L 26-45J4 *Iowa State L 30-36J6 Washington (Mo.) L 32-35J7 St. Louis W 40-25J17 *Washburn W 46-26J18 *Grinnell W 52-34F1 *Creighton L 42-51F3 *Tulsa W 41-34F8 *Washington (Mo.)W 38-28F12 *St. Louis W 35-29F22 *Oklahoma State L 27-29F24 Grinnell L 39-42M1 Creighton L 57-65M4 Washburn L 42-50M7 Oklahoma State L 26-49M8 Tulsa (2 OT) W 59-58

1941-42 (2-13)MVC: 1-9

Coach: E. O. (Bill) WilliamsD5 *Simpson L 34-35D8 *Iowa State L 30-46D31 Iowa State L 20-49J9 Oklahoma State L 14-45J10 Tulsa L 35-50J17 *Washington (Mo.) W 41-38J31 Creighton L 25-60F5 *Oklahoma State L 21-38F14 *St. Louis L 20-38F16 *Grinnell W 37-34F21 St. Louis L 25-37F23 Washington (Mo.) L 37-49F27 *Tulsa L 34-43M2 Grinnell L 19-45M7 Creighton L 19-38

1942-43 (8-9)MVC: 3-7

Coach: E. O. (Bill) WilliamsD8 *Simpson W 42-27D11 Iowa State L 34-46D14 Grinnell W 35-32D19 Bradley W 31-30J8 *St. Louis W 39-34J11 *Iowa St. Navy W 31-25J15 *Oklahoma State L 22-34J21 *Creighton L 31-40J29 *Iowa State L 30-32F5 Washington (Mo.) L 49-61F6 St. Louis L 34-36F12 *Tulsa W 51-29F15 Creighton L 47-49F19 *Washington (Mo.)L 33-47F26 Oklahoma State L 32-69F27 Tulsa W 65-52M2 *Grinnell W 49-33

1943-44 (7-13)Coach: Bill Easton

D4 *Cornell (Ia.) W 60-33D7 Simpson L 45-46D11 Carleton L 39-44D15 *Loras L 36-58D20 *St. Ambrose W 46-31D22 Ottumwa Navy L 24-55D31 Iowa State L 20-43J5 *Simpson W 48-30J8 *Central W 34-32J15 Cornell (Ia.) W 55-35J19 Iowa Seahawks L 20-52J21 *Dubuque L 41-50J22 Carleton W 39-28J28 Loras L 46-70J29 Dubuque L 41-45F4 St. Ambrose L 42-56F9 *Iowa State L 36-64F12 Central W 41-39

F17 *Ottumwa Navy L 31-51F28 *Iowa Seahawks L 41-72

1944-45 (11-13)Coach: Vee Green

N30 Central W 72-39D2 Michigan State L 36-44D4 Detroit W 41-38D9 *Cornell (Ia.) W 36-28D16 *Iowa State W 52-45D18 *Carleton W 63-23D22 Valparaiso L 42-62D23 Valparaiso L 41-66J6 Loras W 40-34J10 Simpson L 35-48J13 Carleton W 49-28J15 Hamline L 44-66J20 *Iowa Seahawks L 38-46J24 Iowa State L 32-57F3 St. Ambrose L 43-58F5 Iowa Seahawks L 31-59F7 *St. Ambrose W 36-35F9 Shick Hospital L 41-47F10 Loras L 40-53F12 Cornell (Ia.) W 53-44F17 *Shick Hospital W 47-38F22 *Phillips 66 L 45-64F24 *Simpson L 40-43F26 Central W 41-25

1945-46 (10-16)MVC: 5-7

Coach: Vee GreenD1 *Central W 66-38D7 *Northern Iowa W 36-33D10 *Iowa State L 42-46D15 Valparaiso (OT) L 54-56D17 Indiana State L 37-64D18 Illinois L 42-64D20 Bradley W 53-43J1 +CCNY L 43-61J7 *Wichita State L 41-55J11 St. Louis L 39-59J12 Washington (Mo.) W 44-42J18 Iowa State L 45-58J26 *Simpson W 37-35F2 Wichita State L 42-56F4 Kansas State L 39-41F8 *Washington (Mo.)L 34-41F9 *St. Louis W 51-50F12 Creighton L 31-39F16 *Creighton W 58-25F19 *Kansas State W 52-23F23 *Hamline L 42-46F26 Simpson L 52-63M1 Oklahoma State L 34-51M2 Tulsa W 48-46M8 *Oklahoma State L 25-65M9 *Tulsa W 52-46+Madison Square Garden, N.Y.

1946-47 (18-11)H: 11-4, A: 7-7

MVC: 8-4Coach: Forddy Anderson

D 3 Missouri L 41-49D 5 *Washburn W 50-33D 6 *Kansas State (2OT)L 43-46D 9 Nebraska L 44-48D 11 *Central W 65-51D 16 *Emporia State W 48-38D 19 Kansas State L 37-74D 21 Notre Dame L 56-59D 27 *South Dakota† W 69-33D 28 *Creighton† L 50-51D 31 Iowa State W 35-34J 4 Hamline W 37-29J 7 *Iowa State W 41-38J 11 *Wichita State W 67-37J 13 *Creighton W 46-40J 17 Washington (Mo.) W 61-27J 18 St. Louis L 42-49J 25 Creighton W 36-35J 31 *Nebraska L 44-65

F 7 *Oklahoma State W 42-34F 8 *Tulsa W 46-35F 13 *Missouri W 66-52F 14 Wichita State W 39-30F 15 Emporia State W 57-55F 21 *St. Louis L 38-47F 22 *Washington (Mo.) W 66-37F 28 Tulsa L 55-77M 1 Oklahoma State L 35-50M 15 *St. Thomas (Minn.)W 50-35†Corn Bowl at Drake

1947-48 (14-12)H: 10-4, A: 4-8

MVC: 5-5Coach: Forddy Anderson

D 5 *Hamline L 42-45D 6 Northern Iowa W 58-49D 10 *Emporia State W 53-41D 13 Missouri L 38-43D 17 *Rice (OT) W 70-67D 19 *San Diego State W 50-38D 22 *Colorado State W 65-44D 29 *Denver† W 62-54J 3 *Iowa State L 47-49J 8 Wichita State W 43-41J 10 Emporia State L 47-69J 12 *Equador W 41-31J 14 Kansas L 42-72J 16 *Washington (Mo.)W 48-41J 22 Iowa State W 60-49J 24 Kansas State L 45-56J 30 *St. Louis L 34-63F 2 *Creighton W 51-35F 7 Oklahoma State L 29-85F 9 Tulsa W 69-53F 14 *Wichita State W 48-46F 21 St. Louis L 41-45F 23 Washington(Mo.) L 39-50F 28 *Tulsa W 72-51M 1 *Oklahoma State L 38-48M 5 Creighton L 36-42†Corn Bowl at Drake

1948-49 (13-13)H: 11-5, A: 2-8

MVC: 4-6Coach: Jack McClelland

D 1 *Central W 65-41D 4 *South Dakota W 52-39D 6 *Iowa State W 53-38D 11 Iowa State L 43-51D 13 Indiana L 35-57D 18 *Kansas W 60-44D 21 *Purdue L 58-71D 22 *Purdue L 47-54D 29 *Vanderbilt† W 47-46D 30 *Minnesota† L 26-50J 3 *Creighton W 69-48J 8 Oklahoma State L 26-43J 10 Tulsa W 62-50J 15 St. Louis L 51-52J 19 Kansas L 37-62J 22 *Wichita State W 57-47J 29 Bradley L 48-59J 31 Creighton W 63-36F 5 *Tulsa W 63-42F 7 *Oklahoma State L 35-43F 9 *NW Missouri St. W 72-62F 14 *Emporia State W 81-71F 19 *St. Louis L 47-61F 21 *Bradley W 56-54F 26 Wichita State L 57-62F 28 Emporia State L 57-73†Corn Bowl at Drake

1949-50 (14-12)H: 11-5, A: 3-7


D 3 *Cornell (Ia.) W 57-35D 5 *NW Missouri St. W 68-50D 10 Iowa State L 58-64




Year-by-Year ResultsD 13 Purdue L 51-81D 17 *Colorado College W 75-60D 19 *Fresno State W 70-52D 21 *Idaho W 58-53D 23 *Iowa State W 39-38D29 *Pittsburgh# W 67-55D 30 *Tennessee# L 57-64J 3 *Detroit W 67-53J 7 *Bradley L 57-72J 14 Tulsa W 50-44J 16 Oklahoma State L 27-56J 21 *St. Louis L 60-61J 28 Wichita State W 72-64J 30 Kansas L 50-76F 4 *Tulsa (2 OT) W 57-56F 6 *Oklahoma State L 49-51F 11 *Creighton W 76-60F 18 St. Louis L 54-79F 20 *Kansas L 50-67F 25 *Wichita State W 79-61F 27 Creighton W 58-55M 4 Bradley L 63-92M 6 Detroit L 47-61#Corn Bowl at Drake

1950-51 (11-14)H: 9-8, A: 2-6


D 2 *Cornell (Ia.) W 74-63D 4 *Central W 71-45D 9 *Iowa State W 65-47D 14 *Denver L 60-66D 16 *Tulsa W 56-46D 18 *San Diego St. L 50-57D 20 *N.Texas State W 72-41D 22 Iowa State L 54-68D 29 *Indiana L 49-59J 1 *Houston W 66-60J 2 *Houston L 67-77J 6 Detroit L 68-82J 8 Bradley L 55-74J 13 *Okla. St. (3 OT) L 70-72J 20 *Creighton W 60-43J 27 St. Louis L 51-58J 30 Wichita State L 45-64F 3 *NW Missouri St W 60-51F 5 *Detroit W 64-60F 10 Oklahoma St. L 46-60F 12 Tulsa W 54-46F 17 *Bradley L 61-71F 19 *Wichita State L 67-68F 24 *St. Louis L 57-68F 26 Creighton W 60-50

1951-52 (13-12)H: 8-3, A: 5-9

Coach: Jack McClellandD 1 *Coe W 70-48D 3 *Oklahoma City W 58-57D 8 *Hamline L 51-70D 10 Iowa State L 46-51D 17 Denver W 57-50D 18 Colorado St (3OT )L 70-79D 22 *Iowa State W 68-57J 2 Hamline L 46-67J 5 *Bradley L 60-67J 7 *Detroit W 68-61J 12 Tulsa L 42-45J 14 Missouri L 50-59J 19 *Creighton W 49-48J 26 Wichita State W 65-63J 28 Oklahoma City L 47-61F 1 *Missouri L 62-63F 4 St. Louis L 57-59F 9 Bradley (OT) W 57-56F 11 Detroit L 69-72F 16 *Wichita State W 74-48F 18 *Tulsa W 61-53F 23 *St. Louis L 56-62F 25 Creighton W 67-53M 1 Houston W 76-47M 3 Houston W 82-68

1952-53 (13-12)H: 10-1, A: 3-11

Coach: Jack McClellandD 6 Kansas St.(OT) L 73-79D 8 *Oklahoma City L 45-49D 13 Creighton L 71-76D 16 *Denver W 62-54D 22 Iowa State W 73-63D 23 *Missouri W 77-57D 29 *Hamline W 79-71J 3 Detroit W 74-62J 5 Loyola-Chicago L 59-68J 10 *Wichita State W 73-60J 12 *Bradley W 72-62J 17 Hamline W 69-58J 21 *Iowa State L 64-69J 24 Denver L 65-78J 31 *Houston W 88-66F 3 Oklahoma City L 60-64F 4 Wichita State L 71-76F 9 *Marquette W 74-67F 14 Marquette L 74-83F 16 Bradley L 74-87F 19 *Creighton W 92-78F 21 *Detroit W 76-66F 23 Missouri L 53-59F 28 St. Louis L 66-78M 2 Houston W 73-64

1953-54 (7-16)H: 6-7, A: 1-8, N: 0-1

Coach: Jack McClellandD 1 *Carleton L 67-73D 4 *Neb.-Omaha (OT)W 57-51D 7 Missouri L 43-75D 12 *St. Louis L 81-90D 14 *So. Dakota St. W 73-59D 17 *Colorado State L 64-68D 22 *Iowa State L 59-69J 4 *Loyola-Chicago W 92-83J 9 Marquette L 69-81J 11 Bradley L 53-93J 16 *Creighton W 89-84J 18 *Detroit L 65-83J 23 Iowa State W 82-72J 29 *Wichita State L 74-89F 6 *Marquette W 76-79F 8 Oklahoma City L 45-74F 9 Wichita State L 60-89F 13 Brandeis# L 66-77F 15 Detroit L 61-66F 20 *Bradley W 81-74F 23 Washington (Mo.) L 59-65F 26 *Oklahoma City L 50-55M 3 Creighton L 72-87#at Chicago Stadium

1954-55 (9-12)H: 9-3, A: 0-9

Coach: Jack McClellandD 4 *Neb.-Omaha W 82-63D 9 *South Dakota W 83-48D 18 *Hamline (OT) W 80-79D 21 Iowa State L 53-72D 30 Loyola-Chicago L 63-70J 3 Marquette L 71-74J 8 *Creighton W 82-79J 11 St. Louis L 82-102J 15 Detroit L 76-91J 21 *Regis W 83-77J 24 *Wichita State L 78-80F 3 *Detroit W 93-86F 5 *Marquette L 60-64F 10 Wichita State L 78-96F 12 Oklahoma City L 52-59F 16 *Iowa State L 73-82F 19 Creighton L 87-94F 23 *Loyola-Chicago W 96-88F 26 *Washington (Mo.) W 79-68F 28 *Oklahoma City W 87-70M 2 Bradley L 73-90

1955-56 (10-14)H: 6-8, A: 4-6

Coach: Jack McClellandD 2 *North Dakota St. W 85-65D 5 *Neb.-Omaha W 89-80D 9 *Tulsa L 62-63D 12 *Kansas State W 70-64D 15 *South Dakota W 72-67D 22 *Indiana L 79-82D 29 Illinois L 66-102J 3 *Creighton W 85-60J 7 Loyola-Chicago W 80-74J 9 Detroit L 65-81J 14 *Oklahoma City L 74-78J 18 *Wichita State L 76-85J 20 Iowa State L 60-81J 26 *Bradley W 79-73J 28 *Detroit L 77-89F 4 Marquette W 66-63F 7 *Iowa State L 70-87F 9 Wichita State L 70-76F 13 Oklahoma City W 70-66F 15 Tulsa L 61-76F 21 *St. Louis L 81-96F 24 Washington (Mo.) L 66-72F 27 *Loyola-Chicago L 66-82M 1 Creighton W 90-73

1956-57 (8-16)H: 8-5, A: 0-11

MVC: 4-10Coach: John Benington

D 3 *Grinnell W 102-85D 8 Kansas State L 41-90D 14 Creighton L 40-67D 17 Marquette L 84-100D 19 *Los Angeles St. W 88-69D 21 *Cal Poly-SLO W 87-81D 29 *Loyola-Chicago W 78-71J 2 *Houston L 72-74J 5 Detroit L 69-75J 7 Bradley L 75-88J 11 *Iowa State L 71-97J 15 St. Louis L 65-91J 17 *Creighton L 60-74J 26 Wichita State L 61-71J 28 Houston L 62-86F 2 *Detroit W 83-65F 4 *St. Louis L 72-78F 8 Iowa State L 71-92F 11 *Bradley W 86-85F 16 *Tulsa W 74-61F 18 *Oklahoma State L 59-62F 23 *Wichita State W 81-79F 28 Oklahoma State L 47-63M 2 Tulsa L 70-85

1957-58 (13-12)H: 8-5, A: 5-7

MVC: 7-7Coach: John Benington

D 2 Iowa State L 55-62D 3 *South Dakota St. W 67-58D 14 *Loyola-Chicago W 70-58D 18 Air Force W 74-69D 19 Colorado W 71-69D 21 Creighton L 56-65D 28 *Cincinnati L 72-74D 30 *North Texas W 73-56J 2 Wichita State L 69-74J 4 Oklahoma State L 65-74J 6 Tulsa L 57-59J 11 *St. Louis L 47-61J 13 *Iowa State L 42-63J 18 *Bradley L 68-76J 25 St. Louis W 85-77F 1 North Texas W 81-71F 3 Houston W 77-67F 8 *Tulsa W 74-72F 10 *Wichita State W 71-65F 15 Bradley L 62-77F 17 Cincinnati L 64-98F 24 *Creighton L 63-68F 27 *Marquette W 94-76M 1 *Oklahoma State W 61-54M 3 *Houston (OT) W 88-87

1958-59 (9-15)H: 8-5, A: 1-9, N: 0-1

MVC: 4-10Coach: Maurice John

D 1 Indiana L 59-68D 5 *Neb.-Omaha W 83-52D 6 *Air Force W 71-56D 8 S. Dakota State L 73-83D 15 Marquette L 73-79D 16 Loyola-Chicago L 71-74D 19 *Oklahoma City L 70-74D 20 *Colorado State W 78-66D 30 *S. Dakota St. W 66-54J 3 Bradley L 57-91J 10 Tulsa L 49-59J 12 Wichita State L 54-61J 17 *Cincinnati L 60-97J 24 St. Louis L 60-80J 26 Cincinnati L 52-73J 31 *North Texas W 74-66F 2 *Houston W 69-63F 7 *Bradley L 50-71F 9 *Iowa State W 58-57F 14 *St. Louis L 46-64F 21 North Texas (OT) W 77-70F 23 Houston L 66-77F 28 *Tulsa W 61-56M 2 *Wichita State L 72-78

1959-60 (11-14)H: 7-6, A: 4-8


D 1 *North Dakota W 84-50D 5 Michigan W 71-65D 11 *Utah State W 83-73D 12 *Texas Christian W 78-61D 17 Dayton L 54-71D 19 Canisius W 55-50D 23 Iowa State L 54-58D 30 *Missouri-KC W 73-46J 7 *N. Texas W 85-73J 9 *Houston L 55-56J 13 Bradley L 58-84J 16 *St. Louis W 57-55J 30 St. Louis L 51-71F 1 Cincinnati L 61-96F 4 *Tulsa W 62-51F 6 *Wichita State L 53-63F 9 South Dakota W 74-72F 13 *Bradley L 63-68F 18 Tulsa L 55-56F 20 Wichita State L 61-76F 25 *Marquette L 64-73F 27 North Texas W 78-50F 29 Houston L 70-89M 2 *Iowa State L 57-61M 5 *Cincinnati L 56-71

1960-61 (19-7)H: 13-2, A: 4-5, N: 2-0


D 1 *N. Dakota State W 107-70D 3 *So. Illinois-Alton W 100-53D 10 *Michigan W 83-72D 12 *South Dakota W 88-60D 17 *Dayton W 73-62D 19 *Wyoming W 75-64D 27 *Bradley (OT) L 77-83D 31 #Connecticut W 90-81J 2 #Canisius W 79-77J 5 *North Texas W 108-73J 9 St. Louis W 45-44J 12 Tulsa L 69-81J 14 Wichita State L 70-90J 18 Iowa State L 70-71J 20 *Cincinnati L 64-86J 28 Cincinnati L 70-80F 1 *Iowa State W 83-81F 6 Bradley W 86-76F 9 *Tampa W 111-73



F 11 *Toledo W 69-68F 16 *Tulsa W 88-84F 18 *Wichita State W 101-88F 21 Nebraska-Omaha W 110-49F 23 North Texas W 83-63F 28 Marquette L 72-74M 2 *St. Louis W 73-69#Queen City Tourney, Buffalo, N.Y.

1961-62 (16-8)H: 9-4, A: 5-4, N: 2-0


D 2 *Indiana W 90-81D 9 *Illinois College W 110-48D 11 *Cincinnati L 59-60D 16 *Nevada-Reno W 86-58D 18 *Iowa State L 50-59D 21 *San Diego St. W 82-51D 28 #St. Joseph (Pa.) W 78-55D 30 #Cornell (N.Y.) W 66-65J 4 *Wichita State L 64-77J 6 St. Louis (OT) W 58-56J 11 Wichita State L 61-91J 13 North Texas W 71-66J 18 *Bradley L 65-77J 27 *Tulsa W 87-53J 30 Cincinnati L 52-73J 31 Dayton L 74-79F 3 Iowa State W 73-63F 5 *Wis.-Stevens Pt. W 89-56F 10 Toledo W 64-58F 12 Bradley L 77-83F 17 *North Texas W 102-73F 19 *Neb.-Omaha W 85-42F 24 *St. Louis W 63-60F 27 Tulsa W 84-75#Queen City Tourney, Buffalo, N.Y.

1962-63 (11-14)H: 9-4, A: 1-9, N: 1-1


D 1 *William Jewell W 79-42D 3 Indiana W 87-76D 8 *W. Texas State W 97-54D 10 *Iowa State W 74-52D 15 Wyoming L 47-51D 21 #Loyola (Calif.) W 92-69D 22 #Oklahoma State L 59-61D 29 *Minnesota W 67-65J 2 Purdue (OT) L 79-83J 10 Tulsa L 72-79J 12 *St. Louis L 68-72J 15 Iowa State L 65-69J 19 *Wichita State L 60-68J 26 *Marquette L 76-90J 29 *Bradley W 79-72J 31 Cincinnati (OT) L 60-65F 4 *Cincinnati L 60-71F 9 North Texas L 60-67F 11 Wichita State L 49-73F 16 *Chicago W 60-43F 19 *North Texas W 65-64F 21 *Tulsa W 81-65F 23 St. Louis L 53-78F 28 Bradley L 51-52M 2 *Washington (Mo.)W 89-58#Long Beach Invitational

1963-64 (21-7)H: 13-0, A: 5-4, N: 3-3


N 30 *William Jewell W 91-71D 2 *Hardin-Simmons W 63-58D 7 *Iowa State W 81-67D 16 *San Diego State W 79-49D 21 Minnesota L 51-64D 27 $Temple W 58-54D 28 $St. Bonaventure L 62-64D 30 $Georgetown W 89-61J 4 Wichita State L 49-67J 7 *Purdue W 93-68

J 11 *Bradley W 64-60J 13 *New Mexico St. W 84-43J 18 *Cincinnati (OT) W 76-66J 25 *Air Force W 56-54J 28 Iowa State W 63-53F 1 Bradley W 63-61F 3 Washington (Mo.) L 68-75F 8 St. Louis W 70-57F 10 *Wichita State W 64-63F 13 North Texas W 53-50F 15 Tulsa W 84-76F 20 *North Texas W 77-71F 22 Cincinnati L 55-61F 27 *Tulsa W 72-63F 29 *St. Louis W 56-50M 6 #Wichita State L 50-58M 14 **Pittsburgh W 87-82M 17 **New Mexico L 60-65$Quaker City Tourney, Philadelphia, Pa. #MVC Playoff, Lawrence, Kan. **NIT Tournament, New York, N.Y.

1964-65 (15-10)H: 10-3, A: 4-7, N: 1-0


D 1 *Washburn W 70-52D 4 *Minnesota L 60-67D 10 Colorado W 60-58D 12 Michigan State W 91-75D 14 *Idaho State W 56-41D 17 Iowa State L 75-82D 19 *Wichita State L 60-71D 23 *S.Dakota State W 88-59D 26 #Northwestern W 87-69J 2 St. Louis L 55-62J 4 Louisville L 64-76J 9 *St. Louis L 63-66J 13 Creighton W 76-67J 23 *Cincinnati W 89-80J 28 *Tulsa W 60-58J 30 *North Texas W 88-71F 1 *Creighton (OT) W 76-67F 3 *Iowa State W 66-52F 6 Bradley L 52-73F 11 Tulsa L 48-67F 13 North Texas (OT) W 66-58F 18 *Bradley W 72-57F 20 *Louisville W 84-65F 27 Cincinnati L 58-66M 6 Wichita St. (OT) L 74-76#at Chicago Stadium

1965-66 (13-12)H: 7-5, A: 4-7, N: 2-0


D 1 *Wm.Jewell W 96-68D 4 *South Dakota StateW 90-65D 7 Minnesota L 67-81D 11 *Iowa L 60-66D 16 *Iowa State W 72-66D 18 Iowa L 51-69D 22 *Michigan State L 50-61D 30 Memphis St.# W 80-65J 1 Holy Cross# W 65-52J 6 St. Louis L 54-60J 8 *Bradley L 52-64J 13 Bradley W 75-66J 22 *Wichita St. (OT) W 79-72J 26 Iowa State W 74-71J 29 *North Texas W 78-68J 31 *Tulsa W 60-55F 3 Wichita State L 91-96F 5 North Texas W 67-55F 10 *Louisville L 53-57F 12 *Cincinnati L 47-60F 17 St. Louis W 75-59F 24 Louisville L 70-79F 26 Cincinnati L 49-56M 1 *Valparaiso (OT) W 78-74M 3 Tulsa L 45-56#Queen City Tourney, Buffalo, N.Y.

1966-67 (9-16)H: 7-5, A: 2-10, N: 0-1


D 1 *Wis.-Oshkosh W 84-68D 3 *N. Dakota State W 87-66D 6 Minnesota L 68-71D 10 *Iowa L 83-90D 15 Iowa State L 77-87D 17 Iowa L 75-83D 21 *Colorado W 77-72D 27 *Bradley L 60-72D 29 #SMU (2 OT) L 81-84D 30 #Texas-El Paso L 47-66J 5 *St. Louis W 69-66J 7 Bradley L 75-77J 17 Wichita St. (OT) L 85-91J 19 *Iowa State W 70-57J 28 North Texas L 77-79J 30 Tulsa L 54-82F 1 *Wichita State L 60-71F 4 *North Texas W 94-75F 8 *Louisville L 54-57F 11 Cincinnati W 58-55F 13 Oklahoma W 76-73F 18 St. Louis L 48-57F 22 Louisville L 63-86F 25 *Cincinnati L 65-66M 2 *Tulsa W 62-59#Sun Bowl Tournament, El Paso, Texas

1967-68 (18-8)H: 11-2, A: 6-6, N: 1-0


D 2 *Washburn W 99-75D 4 *Minnesota W 82-63D 8 *Illinois College W 114-61D 14 Iowa State L 83-88D 16 Iowa W 74-65D 20 Valparaiso W 95-76D 23 *Oklahoma W 97-85D 29 #Rice W 87-75D 30 #Canisius W 85-48J 2 Memphis St. (OT) W 76-75J 3 St. Louis L 78-89J 6 *Bradley W 83-77J 11 *Wichita State W 75-74J 17 *Iowa State W 76-67J 27 *North Texas W 57-48J 29 *Tulsa (OT) W 63-58J 31 Wichita State L 78-79F 3 North Texas W 77-67F 7 Louisville L 66-67F 10 *Cincinnati W 87-75F 13 Bradley L 88-96F 17 *St. Louis L 73-83F 21 *Louisville L 80-86F 24 Cincinnati L 74-88F 29 *Memphis State W 89-61M 2 Tulsa W 69-65#Queen City Tourney, Buffalo, N.Y.

1968-69 (26-5)H: 12-1, A: 8-3, N: 6-1


D 2 *Cal Poly-Pom W 118-79D 7 *St. Cloud State W 92-52D 9 *Marquette W 68-63D 14 *Iowa W 89-74D 19 Iowa State W 81-71D 21 Nevada-Reno W 90-76D 23 Pacific L 75-77D 27 #Minnesota W 71-48D 28 #SMU W 86-81J 2 Memphis State W 73-71J 4 *St. Louis W 104-65J 9 *Wichita State W 86-81J 11 *Tulsa L 78-86J 14 Cincinnati W 69-64J 23 *Bradley W 93-76J 25 Louisville L 70-84J 30 North Texas L 99-118

F 1 *Memphis State W 85-72F 5 *Iowa State W 94-71F 11 *North Texas W 91-76F 13 Bradley W 73-72F 20 Wichita State W 120-94F 22 Tulsa W 87-78F 25 *Cincinnati W 85-68M 1 *Louisville W 101-67M 6 St. Louis W 93-78M 8 Louisville† W 77-73M 13 **Texas A&M** W 81-63M 15 **Colorado State W 84-77M 20 ***UCLA L 82-85M 22 ***No. Carolina W 104-84#Dallas Classic, Dallas, Texas †MVC Playoff, Wichita, Kan. **NCAA Regional, Manhattan, Kan. ***NCAA Final Four, Louisville, Ky.

1969-70 (22-7)H: 13-0, A: 8-5, N: 1-2


D 1 *Wis.-Platteville W 106-80D 6 *Iowa State W 86-62D 8 *Pacific W 78-76D 11 Marquette L 70-72D 13 *Los Angeles St(OT)W 115-109D 16 *Nevada-Reno W 101-75D 20 Minnesota (OT) L 76-79D 22 Iowa L 78-101D 28 #San Francisco(OT)L 67-69D 29 #Hawaii W 102-76D 30 # Sub Pac W 77-75J 3 *St. Louis W 80-78J 5 *Memphis State W 72-62J 8 *Wichita State W 98-85J 10 Tulsa W 77-73J 14 Bradley W 65-55J 17 *Cincinnati W 63-57J 24 *Louisville W 86-75J 29 *North Texas W 95-84J 31 Memphis State W 82-76F 6 Tulane W 98-92F 10 North Texas (2OT) L 81-93F 12 *Bradley W 68-65F 19 Wichita St. (OT) W 90-83F 21 *Tulsa W 80-74F 24 Cincinnati L 72-88F 28 Louisville W 79-73M 5 St. Louis W 85-80M 12 **Houston W 92-87M 14 **N. Mexico St. L 78-87#Rainbow Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii **NCAA Regional, Lawrence, Kan.

1970-71 (21-8)H: 12-1, A: 4-5, N: 5-2


D 1 *Wis.-Platteville W 107-73D 5 *Cal St.-Fullerton W 101-57D 8 Iowa State W 87-63D 12 *Iowa W 72-70D 18 $Texas-Arlington W 102-83D 19 $Texas Christian W 79-78D 22 *Minnesota W 83-66D 26 **Canisius W 87-74D 28 **Niagara L 77-87J 2 Cincinnati L 59-60J 7 Wichita State W 78-74J 9 *Tulsa L 60-66J 13 Bradley L 85-88J 20 *Missouri-K.C. W 130-73J 23 *Louisville W 81-78J 28 *North Texas W 90-66J 30 *Memphis W 93-70F 2 *DePaul W 93-80F 4 Memphis L 72-73F 11 *Bradley W 113-78F 13 St. Louis L 62-64F 17 Louisville L 52-94F 20 Tulsa W 87-84F 23 *Wichita State W 83-76



Year-by-Year ResultsD 22 #Georgia W 66-60D 27 *Minn.-Duluth W 92-64D 29 Creighton L 53-75J 2 *Illinois State W 99-90J 5 Wichita State L 66-70J 10 Memphis W 91-80J 12 *Louisville L 82-87J 15 Arkansas State W 89-69J 19 *St. Louis W 71-65J 23 *Cincinnati L 67-73J 26 *N. Mexico State W 71-65J 28 Louisville L 73-75J 31 *W.Texas State L 47-58F 2 *Tulsa W 68-65F 7 North Texas L 85-104F 9 Tulsa L 73-93F 14 Bradley L 65-73F 21 *Memphis State W 95-86F 28 *Bradley L 74-75M 2 St. Louis L 76-83#Dayton Classic, Dayton, Ohio

1974-75 (19-10)H: 7-5, A: 7-4, N: 5-1

MVC: 9-5Coach: Bob Ortegel

D 3 *Iowa L 81-86D 4 *Wis.-W.Water(2OT) W 114-111D 7 Illinois State L 79-92D 10 Texas (OT) W 103-98D 14 *Northeastern Ill. W 110-56D 19 Iowa State W 65-64D 23 St. Louis L 71-77D 27 $Brown W 70-58D 28 $Providence L 73-83D 30 $So. Carolina W 92-71J 2 *Creighton L 70-71J 9 *Wichita State L 92-106J 11 *Tulsa W 86-85J 18 Louisville (OT) L 53-55J 23 North Texas W 83-76J 25 *St. Louis W 87-64J 30 *W.Texas State W 75-63F 1 *N. Mexico State L 44-45F 6 Bradley W 68-66F 13 *Louisville L 66-86F 15 *Bradley W 82-83F 20 W.Texas State W 90-81F 22 N. Mexico State L 74-85F 25 *North Texas W 90-66F 27 Wichita State W 79-74M 1 Tulsa W 110-102M 13 #USC W 80-70M 15 #Bowling Green W 78-65M 16 #Arizona W 83-76$Ocean State Classic, Providence, R.I.#NCIT, Louisville, Ky.

1975-76 (8-19)H: 8-7, A: 0-12


N 28 Creighton L 63-84D 1 *Fort Hays State W 102-92D 4 *Mankato State W 99-78D 6 *Iowa State W 98-83D 9 DePaul L 72-83D 13 Marquette L 58-80D 20 *Northeastern Ill. W 118-95D 23 Iowa L 73-77D 30 *Illinois State W 84-73J 3 Bradley L 81-93J 5 St. Louis L 68-73J 10 *N.Mexico State W 79-72J 17 Louisville L 79-95J 22 Tulsa L 83-103J 26 *St. Louis (OT) L 99-101J 31 *W. Texas State L 70-73F 2 *Indiana State L 70-77F 7 Southern Illinois L 57-72F 10 *Iowa L 65-71F 12 *Bradley W 96-94F 14 *Louisville L 73-85F 19 Wichita State L 78-95

F 21 *Southern Illinois L 70-83F 26 N. Mexico State L 99-105F 28 W. Texas State L 58-79M 4 *Tulsa W 81-78M 6 *Wichita State L 69-75

1976-77 (10-17)H: 8-5, A: 2:12


N 27 Baylor L 88-94N 30 *Creighton L 80-81D 4 *Iowa L 71-86D 9 Memphis State L 74-79D 11 Oklahoma L 67-82D 18 *St. Cloud State W 102-55D 21 Iowa L 69-82D 23 Illinois State W 80-67D 28 Indiana St. (2 OT) L 73-79J 4 *Iowa State W 61-55J 8 *San Diego State W 103-80J 13 Tulsa L 70-74J 15 N. Mexico State L 82-86J 18 *Marquette L 60-62J 22 *Bradley W 87-83J 27 *W.Texas State L 67-69J 29 *N. Mexico State W 88-77J 31 Iowa State L 61-82F 3 Wichita State L 65-75F 5 W.Texas State L 87-90F 12 *Tulsa W 99-72F 14 Bradley W 91-83F 19 *So. Illinois L 57-66F 22 *Wichita State W 88-78F 26 So. Illinois L 61-80F 28 *Bradley† W 80-73M 2 ††Wichita State L 63-67† MVC Tournament, Ames, Iowa†† MVC Tournament, Wichita, Kan.

1977-78 (6-22)H: 5-9, A: 1-13


N 25 San Diego State L 72-100N 28 California L 78-97D 3 *Oklahoma L 50-52D 8 *Minn.-Morris W 77-68D 10 *Iowa State W 91-77D 17 *No. Dakota St. W 108-81D 27 *Baylor L 87-97D 30 Iowa L 87-89J 5 Iowa State L 71-74J 7 *N. Mexico State L 88-91J 9 Southern Illinois L 69-72J 12 *Bradley W 95-92J 14 *Indiana State L 80-92J 19 Creighton L 77-87J 21 W. Texas State L 76-84J 24 *Oral Roberts L 71-73J 28 *Tulsa L 67-76J 31 *Wichita State L 73-74F 2 *Southern Illinois L 87-90F 4 N. Mexico State L 84-97F 6 Tulsa L 47-48F 11 *Creighton L 63-71F 16 Bradley L 67-78F 18 Indiana State L 71-90F 20 *W. Texas State W 104-78F 23 Wichita State L 59-68F 27 †Southern Illinois W 75-59M 1 ††N.Mexico State L 73-90† MVC Tournament, Carbondale, Ill.††MVC Tournament, Las Cruces, N.M.

1978-79 (15-12)H: 12-3, A: 3-9


N 28 *St. Cloud State W 103-68D 2 *Missouri-St. LouisW 85-71 D 4 Iowa State W 86-77D 9 *Iowa W 72-69D 12 *California W 86-83

D 16 *Memphis W 109-91D 23 Iowa L 73-112D 28 *Illinois-Chicago L 82-84J 4 Oral Roberts L 76-86J 6 *Fort Hays State W 99-66J 11 Bradley W 73-71J 13 *Creighton W 75-61J 16 *Wichita St. (OT) W 114-109J 18 N. Mexico State L 75-84J 20 W. Texas State W 93-84J 22 *Bradley W 86-84J 27 *N. Mexico State L 66-80J 29 *W. Texas State W 91-89F 1 Tulsa L 73-82F 6 Indiana State L 79-100F 10 *Tulsa W 73-66F 12 *Southern Illinois W 79-76F 15 Wichita State L 96-125F 17 Creighton L 58-63F 20 *Indiana State L 68-76F 24 Southern Illinois L 73-76F 27 †Wichita State L 69-70† MVC Tournament, Wichita, Kan.

1979-80 (15-12)H: 12-3, A: 3-9


D 1 *Neb.-Omaha W 104-90D 4 *Missouri-K.C. W 117-93D 6 *Oral Roberts W 82-81D 8 *Iowa State W 87-66D 13 Air Force W 78-73D 15 *Morningside W 97-70D 22 *Texas-Arlington W 116-106D 29 Iowa L 66-77J 3 Georgetown (2OT) W 79-77J 5 *Wis.-Superior W 112-76J 7 Creighton L 83-97J 10 *So. Illinois W 116-91J 12 *Bradley L 70-75J 14 Indiana State L 69-79J 19 *Tulsa W 103-92J 22 *W.Texas State W 112-105J 26 Bradley L 75-76J 28 Wichita State L 70-83F 4 *Indiana State W 85-80F 7 Southern Illinois L 67-72F 11 Tulsa W 75-70F 13 N. Mexico State L 78-79F 16 *Creighton L 90-92F 18 *Wichita State L 104-117F 20 *N.Mexico State W 86-69F 23 W.Texas State L 87-90F 26 †Creighton L 80-86† MVC Tournament, Omaha, Neb.

1980-81 (18-11)H: 12-2, A: 4-8, N: 2-1


D 2 *Augustana, S.D. W 116-83D 4 Iowa State L 72-74D 6 *Wis.-Parkside W 96-68D 11 *Knox W 95-58D 13 *Iowa L 68-90D 20 *Georgetown W 73-57D 26 §Utah W 69-68D 28 §Oregon L 73-75D 29 §Rhode Island W 93-83J 6 Oral Roberts (OT) W 97-95J 8 N. Mexico State W 80-72J 10 *W.Texas State W 91-88J 15 Bradley L 57-59J 19 *Creighton W 71-70J 22 Indiana State L 90-91J 24 *Wichita State L 88-89J 26 Tulsa L 77-86J 31 *Southern Illinois W 82-70F 2 *Bradley W 77-75F 7 Wichita State L 67-79F 9 W.Texas State W 93-86

F 27 *St. Louis W 89-85M 2 North Texas W 65-60M 13 Louisville# W 86-71M 18 ***Notre Dame(OT)W 79-72M 20 ***Kansas L 71-73$Texas Classic, Fort Worth, Texas **Queen City Tourney, Buffalo, N.Y. #MVC Playoff, Peoria, Ill. ***NCAA Regional, Wichita, Kan.

1971-72 (7-19)H: 6-8, A: 1-11

MVC: 2-12Coach: Howard Stacey

D 1 *Wis.-Platteville W 123-71D 4 Butler W 87-77D 7 *Iowa State L 80-83D 11 *Pacific L 69-72D 23 Minnesota L 56-70D 27 *Chicago State W 123-95D 30 Iowa L 83-89J 3 *Cincinnati L 78-81J 6 *Wichita State W 61-58J 8 Tulsa L 76-94J 11 W.Texas State L 78-87J 15 North Texas L 54-55J 18 *Memphis L 70-81J 22 *Louisville (OT) L 77-79J 27 *North Texas W 76-70J 29 *Tulane W 90-82F 1 *W. Texas State W 74-68F 5 Louisville L 75-92F 10 Bradley L 69-85F 12 *St. Louis L 62-67F 19 *Tulsa L 82-84F 22 Wichita State L 71-95F 28 *Bradley L 67-68M 2 St. Louis L 79-99M 4 Memphis L 69-70M 6 DePaul L 76-94

1972-73 (14-12)H: 11-4, A: 3-6, N: 0-2


D 4 *Chicago State W 115-63D 6 *Butler W 83-68D 9 *DePaul W 86-75D 11 *Creighton W 83-70D 16 Iowa State L 84-88D 23 *No. Dakota St. W 106-70D 27 *Iowa W 98-80D 29 #UCLA L 72-85D 30 #Temple L 68-72J 4 *Memphis (2OT )L 92-97J 6 *St. Cloud State W 86-58J 11 New Mexico St. W 75-66J 13 W. Texas State W 91-79J 18 *North Texas W 79-72J 20 *Wichita State L 80-93J 25 Cincinnati W 74-72J 27 *Bradley W 70-59F 1 Memphis L 68-73F 3 Tulsa L 94-95F 10 *W. Texas State W 84-72F 12 *Arkansas State W 83-63F 15 *Louisville L 77-80F 17 *St. Louis L 58-61F 21 St. Louis L 70-81F 24 Bradley L 88-89M 3 Louisville L 60-66#Sugar Bowl Classic, New Orleans, La.

1973-74 (13-13)H: 10-4, A: 2-8, N: 1-1


D 1 *Chicago State W 85-54D 4 Iowa L 55-70D 5 *Wis.-Parkside W 63-53D 8 *Texas W 80-72D 15 *Iowa State W 61-60D 21 #California L 62-64 * Indicates Home Games


1983-84 (8-20)H: 7-9, A: 1-11

MVC: 4-12Coach: Gary Garner

N 28 *Ball State W 62-60N 30 *NW Missouri St. W 60-45D 3 *South Dakota W 70-53D 6 Northern Iowa L 55-67D 10 *Austin Peay# W 60-54D 11 *Georgia# L 59-93D 17 *Iowa State (OT) L 72-79D 21 Iowa L 43-66D 30 *Houston Baptist L 53-57J 1 *St. Louis L 61-71J 5 *Tulsa L 79-91J 7 *Creighton L 65-68J 12 Wichita State L 77-90J 14 *Illinois State L 52-67J 19 W. Texas State L 73-85J 26 Southern Illinois L 61-71J 28 *Indiana State L 82-85J 30 *W. Texas State W 92-81F 4 Tulsa L 74-93F 9 Illinois State L 41-76F 11 Tulane L 47-60F 18 Creighton L 60-69F 21 *Bradley W 59-56F 23 Indiana State W 100-83F 25 Bradley L 67-72F 28 *Wichita State L 53-68M 1 *Southern Illinois W 77-70M 6 †Illinois State L 62-91#AAA-Drake Classic† MVC Tournament, Normal, Ill.

1984-85 (12-15)H: 10-5, A: 1-9, N: 1-1


N 27 *Wayne State W 74-68D 3 *Wis.-Green Bay W 68-61D 5 *Winona State W 91-64D 8 Iowa State L 73-74D 11 *Huron W 61-49D 14 #North Texas W 63-59D 15 #Texas A&M L 49-66D 17 *Tulane (OT) W 58-56D 22 St. Louis W 65-62D 28 Gonzaga$ L 38-56D 29 Lehigh$ W 81-59J 3 *Illinois State L 56-66J 5 *Bradley L 74-83J 10 Indiana State L 70-73J 12 *Southern Illinois W 68-63J 17 W. Texas State L 63-65J 19 Wichita State L 65-81J 28 *Indiana State W 69-67J 30 *Tulsa L 66-67F 2 *W. Texas State W 78-69F 7 Creighton L 56-58F 9 Illinois State L 46-67F 13 Bradley L 55-71F 16 Southern Illinois L 68-92F 18 *Wichita State L 77-95F 23 Tulsa L 56-79F 26 *Creighton W 103-54#AAA-Drake Classic $Milwaukee Classic

1985-86 (19-11)H: 11-3, A: 4-5, N: 4-3


N 23 *Wis.-Platteville W 71-53D 3 *Iowa L 43-55D 7 *Iowa State W 77-69D 9 *St. Louis W 54-44D 13 *Illinois-Chicago# W 75-72D 14 *Baylor# W 64-58D 17 *William Jewell W 74-66D 21 Texas Christian L 59-74D 27 §California L 55-80D 28 §Columbia W 58-56D 30 *Missouri-KC W 97-63

J 2 *W.Texas State W 65-58J 4 Illinois State (OT) L 61-65J 9 *Southern Illinois W 88-76J 11 *Bradley L 67-69J 16 Indiana State W 77-72J 20 *Wichita State W 54-47J 25 Southern Illinois W 68-63F 1 *Illinois State W 76-66F 6 Wichita State L 58-74F 8 *Tulsa W 61-58F 13 Creighton W 65-52F 17 *Indiana State W 62-59F 20 Bradley L 79-88F 24 *Creighton L 62-68F 27 W.Texas State W 51-49M 1 Tulsa L 53-58M 3 †Creighton W 82-56M 4 †Tulsa L 67-68M 10 $Marquette L 59-79#Heritage-Drake Classic §Merrill Lynch Classic, Dayton, Ohio† MVC Tournament, Tulsa, Okla. $NIT Tourney, Milwaukee, Wis.

1986-87 (17-14)H: 11-5, A: 4-8, N: 2-1


N 28 @Missouri State W 74-62N 29 @St. Louis L 56-75N 30 @Hawaii-Pacific W 88-81D 3 *South Dakota W 60-49D 6 Iowa State L 51-55D 9 Missouri L 59-63D 13 *Iowa L 62-69D 16 *Southern W 81-58D 19 *Northern Iowa W 86-52D 22 *Wyoming L 65-70D 26 #Miami (Ohio) W 62-44D 27 #New Mexico W 59-52J 2 *Texas-Arlington$ W 81-70J 3 *Texas A&M$ W 66-58J 5 *Wis.-Oshkosh W 102-73J 8 *Illinois State W 53-52J 10 Tulsa L 49-51J 15 *Wichita State W 61-51J 17 Creighton L 63-65J 22 *Southern Illinois W 81-75J 24 *Indiana State W 62-45J 29 Illinois State L 50-52J 31 *Bradley L 66-92F 5 Indiana State L 62-70F 7 *Tulsa L 53-55F 10 No. Illinois W 74-70F 14 Southern Illinois L 69-79F 19 Wichita State L 54-67F 24 *Creighton W 67-61F 26 Bradley W 79-77F 28 *†So. Illinois L 70-76@Hawaii-Pacific Tournament, Honolulu#Lobo Invitational, Albuquerque, N.M. $Heritage Drake Classic† MVC Tournament, Drake Fieldhouse

1987-88 (14-14)H: 11-6, A: 3-7, N: 0-1


N 28 Minnesota W 70-67D 1 Iowa L 59-70D 5 *Iowa State L 77-83D 8 *Missouri L 74-76D 11 *Houston Baptist$ W 58-50D 12 *Northern Iowa$ W 88-77D 15 *Nicholls State W 88-77D 20 *Coppin State W 81-68D 22 Illinois-Chicago W 78-67D 28 *Alcorn State W 63-49D 30 *Nebraska W 85-68J 2 *No. Illinois L 78-80J 4 *Winona State W 89-57J 7 *Indiana State W 63-54J 9 *Southern Illinois W 99-86J 13 Wichita State L 69-80

J 21 *Tulsa W 61-54J 23 *Wichita State W 61-58J 28 Indiana State L 78-84J 30 So. Illinois (3OT) L 98-99 F 6 *Bradley L 67-85F 11 Creighton W 82-71F 13 Illinois State L 74-82F 15 Bradley L 83-85F 20 Tulsa L 40-59F 22 *Illinois State L 69-72F 29 *Creighton L 71-74M 5 †Illinois State L 60-72$Heritage Drake Classic† MVC Tournament, Peoria, Ill.

1988-89 (12-17)H: 9-5; A: 2-9: N: 1-3

MVC: 6-8Coach: Tom Abatemarco

N 25 #Northwestern St. L 69-76N 26 #Texas A&M L 63-69N 29 *Iowa L 72-96D 3 Iowa State L 66-80D 6 *Alabama State W 99-78D 9 $Wright State W 74-68D 10 $Ga. Southern L 58-68D 13 *Minnesota W 66-52D 23 Nebraska L 57-65D 28 *Illinois-Chicago W 94-89D 30 *Miss. Valley St. W 81-49J 2 Wyoming L 85-97J 5 *Illinois State W 73-63J 12 *Wichita State L 57-71J 14 Southern Illinois L 70-75J 21 *Southern Illinois W 65-55J24 Indiana State W 56-51J 28 Tulsa L 58-61J 30 *Indiana State W 89-72F 2 Wichita State L 67-88F 4 Creighton L 72-74F 7 Northern Iowa L 72-87F 11 *Bradley L 61-75F 16 Illinois State W 58-48F 18 Bradley L 75-76F 20 *Tulsa W 62-61F 27 *Creighton L 60-69M 4 †Bradley W 77-75M 5 †Creighton L 49-54#Century Cellunet Classic, Shreveport, La.$Heritage Cablevision Drake Classic† MVC Tournament, Wichita, Kan.

1989-90 (13-18)H: 10-6, A: 2-9, N: 1-3

MVC: 5-9Coaches: Tom Abatemarco &

Eddie FieldsN 24 U.S. International L 83-87N 28 Iowa L 54-68D 2 *No. Iowa (OT) L 63-71 D 5 San Jose State W 65-47D 8 #Mercer W 85-48D9 #Jackson State W 77-72D 12 *Iowa State (OT) L 114-117D 16 *Texas Southern W 78-71D 22 *Illinois-Chicago W 70-63D 23 *Morgan State W 87-69D 28 $Duke L 77-101D 29 $Creighton L 71-77D 30 $San Francisco W 73-59J 2 *Prairie View W 76-74J 6 Wichita State W 63-61J 8 Bradley L 68-77J 11 *Illinois State L 81-85J 13 *Southern Illinois W 79-71J 17 *E. Tennessee St. L 78-86J 22 Illinois State L 62-63J 27 *Bradley W 84-82J 29 *Tulsa L 65-68F 3 Creighton L 80-102F 10 *Wichita State L 62-68F 15 Southern Illinois L 77-87F 17 Indiana State L 45-71F 19 *Creighton W 65-51

F 14 *Indiana State W 91-78F 16 *New Mexico St. W 80-69F 19 Creighton (OT) L 69-73F 21 *Tulsa W 107-87F 28 Southern Illinois W 72-67M 3 *Bradley† W 89-84M 5 ^Wichita State L 74-88M 11 #Minnesota L 77-90§Far West Classic, Portland, Ore.† MVC Tournament, Des Moines, Iowa ^ MVC Playoff, Wichita, Kan.#NIT Tourney, Minneapolis, Minn.

1981-82 (12-15)H: 11-4, A: 1-11


D 1 *Lewis L 40-41D 3 *Chicago State W 89-65D 5 *Texas L 51-58D 8 Minnesota L 55-80D 12 *Air Force W 65-46D 17 *Missouri-K.C. W 68-54D 19 *Iowa State W 72-56D 22 Texas L 56-82D 26 *Northern Iowa W 62-58D 30 Iowa L 49-60J 4 Illinois State L 49-59J 9 *Southern Illinois W 63-55J 14 Tulsa L 54-71J 21 *Bradley W 61-49J 23 *Illinois State W 49-46J 28 Wichita State L 49-75J 30 *Creighton W 62-52F 4 *Indiana State W 65-48F 6 W. Texas State L 50-55F 8 New Mexico St. L 61-64F 13 *Wichita State L 43-62F 15 *Tulsa W 56-55F 18 Creighton W 67-56F 23 *New Mexico St. L 55-68F 25 Indiana State L 61-69F 27 Southern Illinois L 64-67M 3 †Illinois State L 43-56† MVC Tournament, Normal, Ill.

1982-83 (13-15)H: 10-4, A: 3-9, N: 0-2


N 29 *Iowa L 63-68D 4 *Minnesota (OT) L 65-70D 8 Iowa State L 47-52D 11 *Morningside W 81-77D 15 *Mankato State W 102-61D 18 *Northern Iowa W 73-65D 27 #Lamar L 54-66D 28 #Tennessee St. L 63-66D 29 #Portland W 67-57J 6 *Southern Illinois W 67-63J 8 *Tulsa W 87-73J 13 *W. Texas State W 92-65J 15 Wichita State L 59-68J 20 New Mexico St. L 57-76J 22 W. Texas State L 53-64J 29 *Indiana State W 84-63F 3 Illinois State L 59-65F 5 *Creighton W 63-54F 10 Tulsa L 59-61F 12 *Illinois State W 71-57F 14 *Wichita State L 65-80F 19 Creighton W 61-46F 22 *Bradley (OT) L 52-56F 24 Indiana State W 73-56F 26 Southern Illinois L 56-60F 28 *New Mexico St. W 75-73M 5 Bradley L 61-62M 8 †Bradley L 53-63#Far West Classic, Portland, Ore.† MVC Tournament, Peoria, Ill.



Year-by-Year ResultsF 21 E. Tennessee St. L 71-86F 24 Tulsa L 58-71F 26 *Indiana State W 73-64M 3 †Illinois State L 62-77#Heritage Cablevision Drake Classic$Rainbow Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii† MVC Tournament, Normal, Ill.

1990-91 (8-21)H: 5-10, A: 2-10, N: 1-1

MVC: 4-12Coach: Rudy Washington

N 27 *Iowa L 61-80D 1 Arizona State W 94-93D 3 *Colgate W 69-64D 7 $E. Washington L 74-93D 8 $Lamar L 84-87D 13 *Wichita State L 65-84D 15 *U.S. International W 99-72D 22 *Mississippi St.(OT)L 80-82 J 2 Iowa State L 69-86J 5 *Tulsa W 83-79J 10 *Creighton L 61-82J 12 *Bradley W 71-62J 14 *Missouri State W 87-85J 17 *Illinois State L 55-57J 19 Tulsa L 66-90J 23 DePaul L 71-92J 26 Southern Illinois L 63-82J 30 Indiana State L 55-71F 2 *Texas Christian L 69-79F 4 Bradley L 74-85F 6 Northern Iowa L 67-83F 9 *Indiana State L 61-70F 14 Missouri State L 81-104F 16 Illinois State W 71-66F 21 Creighton L 63-69F 23 Wichita State L 83-96F 25 *Southern Illinois L 82-106M 1 †Illinois State W 57-55M 2 †Creighton L 58-77$Heritage Cablevision/Drake Classic† MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.

1991-92 (6-21)H: 4-9, A: 2-1


D 3 Iowa L 56-83D 10 Mississippi State L 50-79D 14 Lamar W 69-67D 21 *Texas Wesleyan W 65-47D 28 Cal St.-Fullerton L 58-70D 30 Sacramento St. L 58-60J 2 *Colorado State W 58-40J 4 Southern Illinois L 55-70J 6 *Northern Iowa L 51-56J 9 *Bradley W 51-41J 11 *Tulsa L 70-72J 13 Illinois State L 51-54J 18 *Wis.-Milwaukee L 46-47J 21 *Iowa State L 61-92J 23 *Missouri State L 41-63J 25 *Wichita State W 65-56F 1 *Indiana State L 59-61F 4 Missouri State L 40-55F 8 *Creighton L 66-67F 10 Indiana State L 46-55F 15 Northern Iowa L 84-96F 17 Creighton L 52-76F 22 Bradley W 70-63F 24 *Southern Illinois L 69-73F 27 Tulsa (2 OT) L 82-85F 29 Wichita State L 53-71M 2 *Illinois State L 75-76

1992-93 (14-14)H: 10-4, A: 3-9, N: 1-1


D 5 *Sacramento St. W 86-65D 10 Colorado State L 86-96D 12 *Cal St.-Fullerton W 86-73

D 19 *Lewis W 95-77D 21 *San Jose State W 66-43J 2 Louisiana State L 86-94J 4 *Iowa L 65-80J 9 Creighton W 78-73J 11 *Wichita State W 66-62J 14 Indiana State L 73-96J 16 Bradley W 73-65J 21 Southern Illinois L 74-92J 23 *Creighton (OT) W 90-85J 27 Iowa State L 81-119J 30 Illinois State L 57-60F 2 *Tulsa (2OT) W 96-88F 4 Northern Iowa W 69-59F 6 *Southern Illinois W 87-79F 9 *Indiana State (2OT)W 76-74F 13 Tulsa L 82-95F 18 *Missouri State L 67-71F 20 *Northern Iowa (OT)L 62-64F 22 Wichita State L 65-73F 25 *Bradley W 56-47F 27 *Illinois State L 54-55M 1 Missouri State L 67-82M 6 †Northern Iowa W 63-59M 7 †Illinois State L 59-60† MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.

1993-94 (11-16)H: 6-6, A: 4-9 N: 1-1


N 27 *Simpson W 86-60N 30 Iowa L 86-90D 4 *Toledo W 90-87D 7 *Iowa State L 67-83D 12 Northern Iowa L 54-71D 23 *Bradley L 63-71D 28 !Detroit W 73-72D 29 !Florida A & M W 65-53J 3 Houston W 84-76J 7 San Diego L 80-96J 10 *Southern Illinois L 76-86J 13 Tulsa L 98-115J 15 *Missouri State W 76-63J 20 *Creighton W 77-64J 22 Illinois State L 79-89J 24 Bradley (2 OT) L 91-93 J 29 *Tulsa L 80-99F 2 Wichita State (OT) L 79-83 F 5 *Indiana State W 74-70F 9 Creighton W 81-75F 12 *Northern Iowa L 79-102F 17 Indiana State W 63-62F 19 Southern Illinois L 71-73F 24 *Illinois State L 66-72F 26 Missouri State L 52-62F 28 *Wichita State W 109-67M 5 †Tulsa L 82-91! Capital City Classic, Tallahassee, Fla. † MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.

1994-95 (12-15)H: 8-6, A: 4-8, N: 0-1


N 29 *Iowa L 68-103D 3 Toledo L 68-86D 6 Iowa State L 69-94D 10 *Texas-S. Antonio W 105-99D 17 *Tulsa L 76-93D 23 *Loyola-Chicago L 62-70D 29 *San Diego W 99-98J 2 Tulane L 72-86J 6 *Houston W 85-65J 8 Northern Iowa W 78-67J 11 Bradley L 54-61J 15 *Wichita State W 69-46J 18 Missouri State L 63-79J 23 *Creighton W 79-63J 26 Southern Illinois L 66-89J 28 Indiana State W 83-77J 31 *Bradley L 55-73F 2 Creighton W 78-74F 4 *Southern Illinois L 74-79

F 9 Tulsa W 60-53F 11 Wichita State L 60-62F 15 *Illinois State W 82-78F 18 *Missouri State W 76-75F 20 *Evansville L 72-86F 25 *Northern Iowa W 82-71F 27 Illinois State L 64-66M 4 †Southern Illinois L 85-65†MVC Tounament, St. Louis, Mo.

1995-96 (12-15)H: 7-6, A: 5-8, N: 0-1


N 24 *Liberty W 80-59N 28 Iowa L 66-98D 2 Loyola-Chicago W 70-62D 4 Utah L 50-86D 6 *Iowa State L 62-65D 9 *Samford W 77-64D 16 *Baylor L 75-78D 30 Texas-S. Antonio W 94-86J 4 *Wichita State W 66-62J 8 *Creighton W 59-56J 11 Tulsa L 64-86J 13 Wichita State (OT)W 64-55J 16 *Indiana State W 81-65J 21 Northern Iowa L 76-82J 23 *Southern Illinois W 87-67J 25 Illinois State W 72-68J 27 *Tulsa L 73-79J 31 Bradley L 60-77F 3 *Evansville W 65-61F 8 Indiana State L 83-85F 10 Evansville L 69-80F 14 *Illinois State L 52-74F 17 Southern Illinois W 71-68F 19 *Missouri State L 81-84F 24 *Northern Iowa L 66-83F 26 Creighton L 62-76M 2 †Bradley L 51-64†MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.

1996-97 (2-26)H: 1-11, A: 0-14, N: 1-1

MVC: 0-18Coach: Kurt Kanaskie

N 24 Colorado (OT) L 80-82N 30 *Eastern Michigan L 81-96D 3 *Iowa L 59-79D 5 Liberty L 51-55D 7 Samford L 65-67D 10 Iowa State L 50-74D 21 Missouri State L 57-79D 31 Baylor L 55-87J 3 *Loyola-Chicago W 68-55J 8 *Indiana State L 63-67J 12 *Missouri State L 82-87J 16 Evansville L 62-69J 18 Indiana State L 64-76J 22 Wichita State L 74-80J 25 *Northern Iowa L 68-81J 30 *Evansville L 54-59F 1 Southern Illinois L 62-80F 3 *Illinois State L 65-73F 6 Creighton L 60-71F 8 *Southern Illinois L 60-63F 10 *Wichita State L 55-65F 13 Bradley L 53-73F 15 Illinois State L 51-82F 17 *Creighton L 76-82F 22 Northern Iowa L 55-76F 24 *Bradley L 60-67F 28 †Wichita State W 74-63M 1 †Bradley L 47-66†MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.

1997-98 (3-24)H: 3-9, A: 0-12, N: 0-3


N 15 Eastern Michigan L 58-86N 20 *Chicago State W 77-76

N 25 Loyola-Chicago L 61-81N 30 *Ark.-Pine Bluff W 88-68D 2 Iowa L 60-90D 6 Illinois State L 57-76D 10 *Iowa State W 63-61D 20 *Southern Illinois L 78-80D 22 Wichita State L 55-80D 29 #Yale L 68-72D 30 #Holy Cross (OT) L 82-90J 4 Creighton L 54-86J 7 *Illinois State L 59-74J 10 *Evansville L 63-78J 12 Northern Iowa L 60-74J 17 Indiana State L 55-70J 19 Evansville L 52-66J 24 *Creighton L 56-72J 28 *Missouri State L 45-70F 1 *Bradley L 53-79F 7 Bradley L 54-67F 11 Southern Illinois L 72-85F 14 *Northern Iowa L 55-68F 16 *Wichita State L 63-68F 21 Missouri State L 50-79F 23 *Indiana State L 56-68F 27 †Bradley L 62-69#Lobo Classic, Albuquerque, N.M.†MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.

1998-99 (10-17)

H: 9-5, A: 0-10, N: 1-2MVC: 5-13

Coach: Kurt KanaskieN 18 *Stony Brook W 82-54N 24 *Delaware State W 91-78N 28 *Lamar W 73-57D 1 *Iowa L 74-78D 5 *Loyola-Chicago W 86-69D 8 Iowa State L 56-57D 12 *Creighton W 83-80D 19 *Illinois State L 66-74D 27 #Indiana L 46-102D 28 #Bucknell W 71-53J 2 *Evansville L 76-89J 4 Wichita State L 39-53J 9 *Bradley W 66-63J 13 Illinois State L 57-75J 16 SW Missouri St. L 47-91J 18 Southern Illinois L 52-69J 24 *Northern Iowa W 78-72J 27 *Missouri State L 85-90J 30 Evansville L 63-76F 4 *Indiana State W 73-63F 6 Bradley L 45-65F 11 *Wichita State L 66-73F 13 Indiana State L 48-67F 17 *Southern Illinois W 64-60F 20 Creighton L 67-73F 22 Northern Iowa L 57-83F 26 †Illinois State L 47-51 #Hoosier Classic, Indianapolis, Ind. †MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.

1999-2000 (11-18)H: 9-5, A: 1-12, N: 1-1


N 19 *Iowa State W 48-44N 23 *Delaware State W 81-51N 27 Lamar L 44-62D 1 Stony Brook W 64-57D 9 *Ark.-Pine Bluff W 75-53D 11 Loyola-Chicago L 66-70D 19 *Bradley W 75-63D 23 *Miss. Valley St. W 85-65D 28 Iowa (2 OT) L 76-83 J 3 *Illinois-Chicago W 64-60J 5 *Evansville L 64-67J 9 *Northern Iowa W 58-54J 12 Evansville L 62-70J 15 Creighton L 66-70



J 17 *Illinois State W 69-46J 22 Indiana State L 62-67J 26 Southern Illinois L 48-76J 29 *Indiana State L 56-73F 1 *Creighton (OT) W 74-70 F 5 *Southern Illinois L 62-79F 10 Missouri State L 51-61F 12 Wichita State L 60-65F 16 Bradley L 40-55F 19 *Wichita State L 56-62F 24 *Missouri State L 47-55F 26 Northern Iowa L 54-56F 28 Illinois State (OT) L 88-90 M 3 †Northern Iowa W 58-57M 4 †Missouri State L 50-62†MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.

2000-01 (12-16)H: 10-5, A: 2-10, N: 0-1


N 21 *Iowa L 71-73N 25 Miss. Valley State L 74-76N 27 *Delaware State W 82-44N 29 *Central Michigan L 63-78D 4 Illinois-Chicago L 73-82D 6 *Ark.-Pine Bluff W 92-56D 15 *Oral Roberts W 88-68D 17 Iowa State L 55-75D 23 *Western Illinois W 85-70J 1 Wichita State L 58-73J 6 Evansville L 62-63J 11 *Wichita State W 90-86J 13 *Missouri State W 73-62J 17 *Illinois State W 77-68J 20 *Northern Iowa W 65-63J 23 Indiana State L 61-72J 27 Southern Illinois L 61-65J 31 *Evansville W 80-55F 3 *Bradley L 47-62F 7 Creighton L 44-69F 10 Northern Iowa (OT) L 65-71F 12 *Southern Illinois (OT)L 84-89 F 15 *Indiana State W 83-71F 18 Illinois State W 81-78F 21 Missouri State W 73-61F 24 *Creighton L 70-78F 26 Bradley L 50-74M 2 †Northern Iowa L 53-59†MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.

2001-02 (14-15)H: 9-4, A: 4-10, N: 1-1


N 16 #Sam Houston St.W 74-65N 18 #Hawaii L 63-74N 23 Oral Roberts W 73-68N 27 Western Illinois L 74-80D 6 *Ark.-Pine Bluff W 93-64D 9 *Indiana State W 85-71D 12 Iowa L 59-101D 15 *Iowa State W 72-58D 22 *Northern Illinois L 57-79D 27 Florida Atlantic L 71-79D 30 *Denver W 72-68J 2 Northern Iowa L 56-71J 5 Bradley L 65-68J 9 *Illinois State W 83-73J 12 Wichita State L 65-81J 16 Evansville W 63-61J 20 *Northern Iowa L 71-77J 24 *Southern Illinois L 64-79J 26 Illinois State L 54-68J 30 *Wichita State W 80-64F 2 *Evansville W 78-67F 6 Missouri State L 51-65F 9 Southern Illinois L 57-66F 13 *Creighton (OT) L 91-95 F 16 *Bradley W 68-54F 19 Indiana State W 62-60F 23 Missouri State W 68-61

F 25 Creighton W 75-73M 4 †Illinois State L 63-64#Hawaii Nike Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii†MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.

2002-03 (10-20)H: 6-7, A: 3-11, N: 1-2


N 22 *Florida Atlantic W 74-62N 26 *Iowa L 49-50N 29 Hawaii-Hilo W 70-50N 30 #Utah State L 61-73D 1 #Vermont (2OT) W 83-78D 4 Northern Illinois L 62-77D 8 Central Michigan L 61-73D 11 *Grinnell W 162-110D 14 *Western Illinois W 72-62D 22 Iowa State L 55-76D 29 Denver L 62-87J 2 Southern Illinois L 63-76J 5 Creighton L 63-84J 8 *Missouri St. (2OT) L 72-74J 12 *Northern Iowa W 75-73J 15 Bradley L 57-72J 18 *Indiana State W 68-54J 21 Wichita State L 61-69J 28 Missouri State L 45-65F 1 *Creighton L 68-88F 6 *Southern Illinois L 64-65F 8 *Evansville L 51-62F 12 Indiana State L 62-63F 15 Illinois State W 59-48F 19 *Wichita State L 70-80F 22 Evansville W 81-73F 26 *Illinois State W 70-63M 1 Northern Iowa L 48-59M 3 *Bradley L 67-77M 7 †Illinois State L 62-63#Big Island Tournament, Hilo Hawaii†MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.

2003-04 (12-16)H: 7-6, A: 4-9, N: 1-1

MVC: 7-11Coach: Tom Davis

N 21 *Simpson W 87-72N 25 Iowa L 56-74N 29 *Colorado State L 69-76D 2 Western Illinois W 73-64D 6 *Southern Illinois L 66-75D 13 *Southern Utah W 71-56D 20 *Iowa State L 77-83D 29 #Texas A&M-CC L 72-78D 30 #Cleveland State W 83-80J 3 Wichita State W 71-60J 8 *Bradley W 90-67J 11 Creighton L 67-78J 14 *Illinois State W 59-55J 17 Northern Iowa L 56-76J 22 Indiana State L 70-80J 25 *Missouri State L 50-51J 28 Bradley (OT) W 62-57J 31 *Wichita State L 60-70F 4 *Indiana State W 69-66F 7 Evansville L 68-77F 11 Southern Illinois L 76-96F 14 *Creighton (2 OT) W 78-73F 17 Missouri State L 59-68F 21 &Akron (OT) W 82-78F 25 *Northern Iowa (OT) L 79-84F 28 *Evansville W 81-71M 1 Illinois State L 68-73M 6 †Wichita State L 57-63#Islander Classic, Corpus Christi, Texas&BracketBusters, Akron, Ohio†MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.

2004-05 (13-16)H: 9-6, A: 3-9, N: 1-1


N 19 *Akron W 90-88N 23 Iowa State L 46-73N 30 *Iowa L 75-91D 4 Colorado State L 62-72D 8 *Wichita State L 53-75D 11 *Western Illinois W 82-54D 20 Southern Utah L 74-94D 23 *Wagner W 70-63D 30 Indiana State (OT) W 74-69J 2 Southern Illinois L 45-51J 5 *Creighton L 58-61J 8 *Bradley W 79-73J 10 *Texas A&M-CC W 91-80J 15 Illinois State L 61-74J 19 Creighton L 67-82J 22 *Missouri State L 76-87J 26 Wichita State L 65-76J 29 *Northern Iowa W 81-72F 1 *Illinois State L 58-59F 5 Evansville (OT) W 76-72F 7 *Southern Illinois L 57-58F 12 Missouri State L 78-85F 16 Northern Iowa L 60-61F 19 #San Jose State W 73-57F 22 *Indiana State W 63-60F 26 *Evansville W 83-81F 28 Bradley W 79-69M 3 †Evansville W 82-68M 5 †Wichita State L 52-72#BracketBusters, Drake Knapp Center†MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.

2005-06 (12-19)H: 8-8, A: 3-9, N:1-2


N 20 #*Detroit W 69-61N 22 #*Shawnee State W 85-36N 25 #^Boston College L 84-87N 26 #^Texas Christian W 86-79N 30 *Cornell (Iowa) W 102-62D 5 *Iowa State L 74-89D 9 &N. Dakota State W 69-68D 10 &Montana (OT) L 72-78D 17 San Jose State W 82-64D 20 Iowa L 60-65D 22 *Southern Utah W 73-60D 28 Evansville W 79-68D 31 Southern Illinois L 50-64J 2 *Missouri State L 79-85J 5 *Bradley W 75-73J 8 Creighton L 69-82J 11 *Indiana State W 76-59J 14 *Southern Illinois L 46-47J 18 Indiana State (OT) W 77-68J 21 Northern Iowa L 72-91J 25 Wichita State L 62-85J 28 *Northern Iowa L 49-51F 1 Missouri State L 59-84F 4 *Creighton (OT) L 67-72F 7 *Illinois State W 45-41F 11 *Evansville L 68-69F 14 Illinois State (OT) L 56-58F 18 $UC Irvine L 67-70F 22 *Wichita State L 58-60F 25 Bradley L 66-86M 2 +Indiana State L 63-72#Las Vegas Holiday Invitational^Las Vegas, Nev.&Drake Regency Challenge$BracketBusters, Irvine, Calif.+MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.

2006-07 (17-15)H: 11-4, A: 2-8, N: 4-3


N 17 #SE Missouri St. W 78-51N 18 #Utah State L 74-92N 19 #Troy L 75-80

N 25 *Waldorf W 104-51D 3 Iowa State W 80-78D 8 ^Troy W 102-90D 9 ^Georgia Southern W 87-75 D 12 *UC Irvine W 76-73D 16 *Iowa W 75-59D 22 $Toledo W 70-52D 23 $Jackson State W 71-70D 28 Evansville L 57-78D 30 Indiana State L 73-84J 4 *Southern Illinois L 54-59J 6 *Bradley L 86-89J 9 Creighton L 56-79J 13 *Illinois State W 70-66J 15 Southern Illinois L 62-72J 18 *Indiana State W 74-68J 21 Illinois State L 65-80J 24 Wichita State L 77-82J 27 *Northern Iowa W 74-61J 31 *Missouri State (OT) L 82-87F 3 *Creighton L 62-67F 8 Northern Iowa W 67-59F 10 Bradley L 85-100F 14 *Wichita State W 62-58F 17 &Wis.-Milwaukee W 84-76F 21 *Evansville W 82-79F 24 Missouri State L 74-92M 1 +Evansville (OT) W 101-96M 2 +Southern Illinois L 59-71#Top of World Classic, Fairbanks, Alaska^Drake Regency Challenge$Sun Bowl Tournament, El Paso, Texas&BracketBusters, Drake Knapp Center+MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo. 2007-08 (28-5)

H: 14-1, A: 10-3, N:4-1MVC: 15-3

Coach: Keno DavisN 9 @UC San Diego W 81-63N 10 @St. Mary's (Ca.) L 66-72N 14 *Cornell (Iowa) W 92-55N 24 Milwaukee W 80-59N 30 #N.C. Central W 85-48D 1 #Duquesne W 77-73D 5 *Iowa State W 79-44D 7 !Chicago State W 83-53D 8 !Texas-Pan Am. W 83-55D 14 Iowa W 56-51D 29 Wichita State W 62-54J 2 *Southern Illinois W 61-51J 6 Evansville W 71-68J 9 *Indiana State W 75-50J 12 *Missouri State W 65-54J 16 Bradley W 69-68J 19 *Illinois State W 79-73J 22 Creighton (OT) W 68-60J 26 *Northern Iowa W 58-54J 30 *Creighton W 75-65F 2 Indiana State W 84-77F 5 Illinois State W 73-70F 9 *Evansville W 73-65F 13 Sourthern Illinois L 62-65F 16 Northern Iowa W 65-55F 19 *Bradley L 71-72F 23 ^Butler W 71-64F 26 Missouri State L 83-86M 1 *Wichita State W 73-63M 7 $Indiana State W 68-46M 8 $Creighton W 75-67M 9 $Illinois State W 79-49M 21+W. Kentucky (OT) L 99-101#Iowa Realty Invitational !Drake Regency Challenge^BracketBusters, Indianapolis, Ind. $MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.+NCAA Tournament, Tampa, Fla.




2008-09 (17-16)H: 12-7, A: 4-7, N: 1-2

MVC:7-11Coach: Mark Phelps

N 15 *Butler L 48-58N 19 $Morehead State W 86-70N 23 $South Dakota St. W 75-65N 29 $Vanderbilt L 57-72N 30 $New Mexico W 68-62D 3 *Lincoln W 75-50D 5 %Texas-Pan Am. W 59-57 D 6 %N. Carolina Cent.W 89-46D 9 Iowa State W 66-63D 12 ^Georgia SouthernW 84-73D 13 ^Stepen F. Austin L 64-66D 20 *Iowa W 60-43D 28 Evansville L 65-76D 31 *Missouri State W 67-49J 4 Southern Illinois W 67-60J 7 *Indiana State W 69-50J 11 *Wichita State W 74-69J 14 Illinois State L 61-65J 17 *Northern Iowa L 59-81J 21 Missouri State L 44-65J 24 Creighton W 74-62J 29 *Evansville L 65-62J 31 Wichita State L 47-63F 4 *Creighton L 68-79F 7 *Bradley W 68-54F 11 Indiana State L 57-69F 15 *Illinois State L 45-67F 18 Northern Iowa W 47-46F 21 &Austin Peay W 71-54F 25 *Southern Illinois L 55-56F 28 Bradley (OT) L 75-77M 5 +Indiana State L 55-62M 18 !Idaho L 67-69 $Cancun Challenge, Des Moines, Iowa/Cancun Mexico% Iowa Realty Invitational, Des Moines, Iowa^ HyVee Classic, Des Moines, Iowa&BracketBusters, Drake Knapp Center+MVC Tournament, St. Louis, Mo.!Collegeinsider.com Tournament, Moscow, Idaho

OVERTIME GAMESRecords

Overall: 42-51Home: 20-22Road: 22-29

1 Overtime: 36-38Home: 15-19 Road: 20-20

2 Overtimes: 6-9Home: 5-2, Road: 1-7

3 Overtimes: 0-3Home: 0-1, Road: 0-2

Drake Graduate Honored By Basketball Hall Of Fame

Drake graduate Al McCoy (left) received the Curt Gowdy Award by the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2007.

DRAKE’S TOP 10 SEASONS Year Record Coach1. 2007-08 28-5 Keno Davis2. 1968-69 26-5 Maury John3. 1969-70 22-7 Maury John4. 1963-64 21-7 Maury John5. 1970-71 21-8 Maury John6. 1960-61 19-7 Maury John7. 1974-75 19-10 Bob Ortegel8. 1985-86 19-11 Gary Garner9. 1967-68 18-8 Maury John10. 1946-47 18-11 F. Anderson 1980-81 18-11 Bob Ortegel

BULLDOG STREAKSRegular Season Victories: 21, 2007-08

MVC Victories: 15, 2007-08

Best Start: 8-0, 1970-71

Consecutive Home Victories: 23, 1969-71

Consecutive Road Victories: Seven, 2007-08

Best Home Record: 14-1, 2007-08; 13-0, 1963-64; 13-0, 1969-70

Best Road Record: 14-3, 2007-08; 14-4, 1968-69; 12-5, 1974-75

Al McCoy, the longtime Phoe-nix Suns broadcaster, received the 2007 Curt Gowdy Media Award during the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Family Reunion Dinner in Springfield, Mass., Sept. 7, 2007.

Named in honor of the late legendary sports broadcaster and former Basketball Hall of Fame President Curt Gowdy, the prestigious award is given annually to one member of the print and one member of the electronic media whose efforts have made a significant contri-bution to the game of basket-ball.

McCoy was raised on a farm in Williams, Iowa, and went on to attend Drake, where as a freshman in 1951 his broadcast-ing career began at KJFJ Radio in Webster City, Iowa. In 1994 McCoy received Drake’s Alumni Achievement Award.

McCoy’s latest honor comes on the heels of the recent an-nouncement of the naming of the Al McCoy Media Center at US Airways Center, a newly renovated arena media area that opened for the 2007-08 season chronicling Al’s legend-ary broadcasting career.

“It’s been a good year,” said McCoy. “It’s fantastic and unbe-lievable. I was shocked when I got the call originally, but I’m obviously very excited and very pleased. It’s a terrific honor, and as good as it gets. To look at the list of announcers in the Basket-ball Hall of Fame is certainly im-pressive, but to receive the Curt Gowdy Media Award - who was a great broadcaster and a great human being himself - to re-ceive that gives it a lot of special meaning and just to be a part of the Hall of Fame is one of those indescribable moments.”

2007 Electronic award win-ner Al McCoy is considered by many to be the dean of all NBA play-by-play announcers.

McCoy began his career with Phoenix in 1972 and has been synonymous with Suns bas-ketball ever since. His famous calls of “Shazam”, “zing go the strings” and “heartbreak hotel” are legendary, as is his call of the 1976 Suns-Celtics NBA Fi-nals at Boston Garden when McCoy contended with an ine-briated fan while broadcasting “The Shot Heard 'Round The World' that sent the game into triple overtime.

The 2009-10 season will mark McCoy's 38th season with the Suns, the longest tenure with any one team among cur-rent broadcasters.

McCoy and wife, Georgia, have three sons: Mike, and twins Jay and Jerry.



Great Games in Drake Basketball HistoryDrake athletic historians Jim Duncan, Paul Morrison and Bob Spiegel reflect back on some of the most memorable games in Drake basketball history

Drake 45, Iowa 25(Jan. 28, 1935, Drake Fieldhouse)

Iowa returned most of the players from its 13-6 team of the previous year, including the trio of B’s—John Barko, Ken Bastian, Ivan Blackmer. The Hawkeyes came to Drake Fieldhouse with a 4-2 record, including wins over Stanford and Nebraska. Drake had gone 2-5 on a swing through the East, playing Western Reserve, Duquesne, Temple, West Chester State, Lehigh, Long Island and George Washington. The Bulldogs also had lost at Saint Louis, 42-32, and in the game previous to Iowa had lost at Grinnell, 42-28, but this night Frank Smith and Jack Parisho hit shot after shot and the game became a rout. Smith, playing the final game of his collegiate career, scored a game-high 14 points for Drake. The Bulldogs trailed 19-16 before scoring 19 straight points in a seven-minute period and never looked back. The Iowa squad arrived by a special car at 7 p.m. and by a mutual agreement the contest was delayed 10 minutes. Then when Drake took the court it was found that both teams wore white jerseys so there was another delay until the Bulldogs changed to blue. Bill Williams was in his third year as Drake coach. The Bulldogs would go on to post a 14-11 record and tie for the Missouri Valley Conference title with Creighton at 8-4, marking the first title in Drake history. Chuck Orebaugh earned first-team All-MVC honors while Billy McCloud and Wayne Xanders were second-team all-league choices.

Drake 34, Kansas 29(Dec. 28, 1937, Drake Fieldhouse)

Although Drake entered this Coaching Clinic game, sponsored by The Des Moines Register & Tribune, with a 3-0 record the Bulldogs were not supposed to beat Kansas, coached by the legendary Phog Allen. Allen lectured at the clinic on his “Transitional Man-to-Man Defense Zone Principle.” After he lost, Allen, questioned by a reporter said, “It was a travesty.” It would be one of the two defeats the Jayhawks would sustain that season en route to winning the Big Six Conference championship while posting an 18-2 overall record. Drake finished second in the MVC standings (7-5) to Henry Iba’s Oklahoma A&M team. Drake’s Nick Miletich earned first-team all-league honors, while teammate Bud Suter was a second-team all-MVC choice.

Drake 86, Bradley 85(Feb. 11, 1957, Drake Fieldhouse)

This is considered the biggest basketball upset in school history. John Benington was in his first year as coach at Drake with his team struggling, having lost 10 of its previous 11 games entering this contest. Bradley entered the game ranked No. 5 in the nation with a 15-2 record, while leading the Missouri Valley Conference with a 6-0 mark. Bob Werner, Drake’s designated defender, was not supposed to shoot but he made his only shot of the night with 30 seconds left to give the Bulldogs an 86-83 lead. After a basket by Barney Cable pulled Bradley within 86-85, Drake's Bill Linke was fouled with 13 seconds left but missed the free throw and then fouled Bradley's Gene Morse on the rebound. Morse missed his free throw attempt and Drake got the rebound, running out the clock. Red Murrell set two Drake records with his 27 points, allowing him to become the school's single season scoring leader with 449 points. He also set a record for field goals in a season by boosting his total to 157. Jim Carey and Dan Callahan added 21 and 18 points, respectively, for Drake.

Drake 90 Indiana 81(Dec. 2, 1961, Veterans Memorial Auditorium)

It was so surprising to Branch McCracken, Indiana coach, he said, “Drake has the best material in the country.” In this, Maurice John’s fourth year as coach, Drake would go on to post a 16-8 record. Jerry Foster collected 21 points, including 15 in the second half, along with 11 rebounds, to fuel the Bulldogs. Sophomores Billy Foster and Larry Prins, starting their first game for Drake, combined for 30 points. Prins scored 11 of his 17 points in the first half and also grabbed 11 rebounds. Deadeye Billy Hahn also netted 17 points for the Bulldogs, including 15 in the first half. Drake jumped to a 6-0 lead and never lost the advantage. At one stage, just before the half ended, the margin was 18 points.

Drake 86, Bradley 76(Feb. 6, 1961, Peoria, Ill.)

Senior Gus Guydon scored 35 points, including 23 in the first half, as the Bulldogs upset No. 3 ranked Bradley, halting the Braves' 46-game home winning streak. No visiting team had won in Peoria since Portland pulled an upset Jan. 20, 1958. After Chet Walker's three-point play allowed Bradley to tie the score at 50-50, Drake scored the next eight points, including four by Jerry Foster, and never looked back. Playing in front of his parents from Gary, Ind., Guydon hit seven straight perimeter shots during one stretch in the first half to give Drake a 45-43 halftime lead. Foster finished with 24 points.

Willie McCarter

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Drake 84, Colorado State 77(March 15, 1969, Manhattan, Kan.)

After beating Texas A&M, the Southwest Conference champions, in the first round of the NCAA Midwest Regional, Colorado State was the last hurdle in Drake’s quest for a ticket to the NCAA Final Four. Drake owned a 38-37 halftime lead on a hook shot by center Garry Odom. Clinging to a 74-73 lead with 3:20 to go, guard Willie McCarter, a 21-point scorer and superb passer this day, barely misfired on a long shot. But Odom leaped enormously and seized the rebound, dropping it through gently. And he was fouled. Odom made the free throw and that was it. “Our bench had a lot to do with winning this ballgame,” said Drake coach Maury John. “Odom did another great job.” McCarter was named the most outstanding player in the regional tournament and was the only unanimous selection to the all-tournament team. Wise and forward Dolph Pulliam also were named to the all-tournament team.

Drake 104, North Carolina 84(March 22, 1969, Louisville, Ky.)

North Carolina (27-4) was the only team ever to win three straight NCAA Eastern Regionals and had been ranked between No. 2 and 5 nationally all season long. Their leaders were Charlie Scott, the 6-5 member of the 1968 U.S. Olympic team; Rusty Clark, a 6-10 center; and 6-9 Bill Bunting, an All-Atlantic Coast Conference forward with an 18.0 scoring average. In this game for third place in the 1969 NCAA Tournament, the question was could Drake regain its bounce after a disappointing 85-82 loss to eventual national champion UCLA in the semifinal round. Owning a 38-37 lead, the Bulldogs used a 12-1 run in the last two minutes to close out the first half. All-American senior guard Willie McCarter had three baskets in that burst, leading break after break. Dolph Pulliam was patrolling Bunting with his usual efficiency. Bunting didn’t score a point in the first half and only seven for the game. Forward Willie Wise played a steady floor game with 16 points and a game-high 16 rebounds. The big man, though, was McCarter who finished with 28 points, hitting 12 of 20 shots, most of them patented 20 footers. He also dished out 10 assists. Admiring UCLA fans, once their team had run away from Purdue, 92-72, in the championship, turned to the Drake stands and chanted: “You’re Number 2.”

Drake 79, Notre Dame 72 (overtime)(March 18, 1971, Wichita, Kan.)

Bobby Jones turned in a brilliant defensive job on Austin Carr, Notre Dame’s All-American guard, and had a large hand in Drake’s overtime victory in the opening round of the NCAA Midwest Regional. Carr led the NCAA in scoring, going into the game with a 38.0 average. And he had averaged 52.5 points in four previous NCAA Tournament games. But he made just 11 of 27 shots against Jones and Drake, finishing with 26 points. Not many of the 10,500 fans gave Drake any hope to post its first victory ever against Notre Dame after starters Leon Huff and Jeff Halliburton fouled out. Huff tallied 15 points before fouling out with 5:24 to go, while Halliburton had 12 points before fouling out with 44 seconds remaining in regulation with Drake trailing, 62-60. But reserve guard Al Sakys drained a 20-foot jump with five seconds left to send the game into overtime. Sakys, who would finish with 15 points, gave Drake a 64-62 lead in the overtime - and the Bulldogs didn’t trail again. Reserve Jim Nordrum hit a free throw and Jones drove in for a basket that made it 67-62. Drake failed on the front end of three bonus free throw situations in the final 64 seconds of the overtime before center Tom Bush hit two free throws with 10 seconds remaining. Bush had 19 points and 16 of Drake’s whopping 63 rebounds. Jones added 11 points, while limiting Carr to 11 points in the last half and the overtime.

Drake 103, Texas 98(Dec. 10, 1974, Austin, Texas)

Drake stormed back from 11 points down with 6 1/2 minutes left in regulation to dump Texas in overtime.The rebounding of Ken Harris, the shooting of Terry McKissick and excellent free throw shooting (25 of 29) did the trick. It didn’t look good at the 6:36 mark for the Bulldogs after a basket by reserve Ed Johnson gave the Longhorns an 82-71 lead. But sophomore Ken Harris, starting for the first time, was a dominant figure down the stretch. He rallied the team with four points, four rebounds and a steal. He finished with 19 points and 13 rebounds, hitting eight of nine shots from the field. Trailing 90-86 with 2:36 left, a short jumper by Andy Graham and then a basket by Terry McKissick tied the game at 90-90 with 1:03 left. Texas played for one shot and that was a desperate drive by Hank Bauerschlag with Drake guard Terry Benka all over him with 11 seconds left. He missed and Larry Haralson, who scored 30 points, grabbed the rebound. Haralson, who had 10 rebounds, opened the game scoring Drake’s first 10 points. Graham hit two free throws with 3:55 left in overtime to give Drake a 94-92 lead it would never relinquish. Harris scored off the delay game on a perfect pass by Benka for a 96-92 edge at 2:59. Benka sealed the victory with two free throws with 30 seconds left and McKissick closed it out with a fast break layup. Graham finished with 14 points and 12 rebounds.

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Lewis Lloyd with Drake coach Bob Ortegel


Drake 80, Southern Cal 70(March 13, 1975, Louisville, Ky.)

The Bulldogs shot a blazing 61 percent and knocked off the National Commissioner's Invitation Tournament favorite Trojans, who entered the game ranked No. 13 in the nation. Larry Haralson and Andy Graham each scored 20 points for Drake, while Terry McKissick netted 19 and Ken Harris added 12. USC, with two 6-10 players in the frontline, was the tallest team Drake had played all year, but the Bulldogs even managed a 31-31 tie in rebounding. USC owned a 55-49 lead with 12 1/2 minutes to play. But Drake, employing the “four corner” offense that had been so good late in the season, outscored the Trojans, 20-7, in the next 9 1/2 minutes. McKissick and Haralson slammed in successive baskets to make it 69-62. Drake got some ridiculously easy shots from the side, while using the four-corner offense. Graham may have played his best game ever, making 10 of 13 shots. A couple of times he stormed in to climb above the USC players to tip in shots. “USC was seeded No. 1 and nobody talked about us,” said Graham. “We play well when we need to.”

Drake 73, Georgetown 57(Dec. 20, 1980, Veterans Memorial Auditorium)

Although Drake, with All-American Lewis Lloyd, had earned a surprising 79-77 overtime victory at Georgetown the previous year, this 1980-81 Bulldog team, with Lloyd coming back from an ankle break, had started slowly. Drake already had suffered a 74-72 setback to Iowa State and a 90-68 home loss to Iowa. Drake took out the frustrations of its humiliating loss to Iowa a week before by lowering the boom on the Hoyas. Nobody anticipated anything like that happening against a strong Georgetown team that was hopeful of reaching the NCAA Final Four it so narrowly missed the previous year. With Lloyd being held to only four points in the first half and to a career low of 16 for the game, teammate Pop Wright assumed command with a 24-point barrage and a masterful defensive job on Georgetown’s all-American Eric (Sleepy) Floyd who missed his last eight shots. Lloyd still managed 13 rebounds, six steals and three assists. Drake ran off the game’s first eight points and was never seriously threatened. Early in the second half the Bulldogs were leading by 37-28, when they unfurled 13 consecutive points while holding Georgetown scoreless for 5 1/2 minutes. Not bad, considering that Georgetown entered the game averaging 83 points and ranked fifth nationally in shooting with a percentage of .566. The Hoyas shot only 28 percent in the first half and 33 percent for the game. “Drake really played well,” said Georgetown coach John Thompson. “and Wright (Pop) did an excellent job on Floyd."

Drake 71, Butler 64(Feb. 23, 2008, Indianapolis, Ind.)

Sophomore guard Josh Young scored a career-high 25 points, including three clinching free throws with 20 seconds to go, to lift No. 16 ranked Drake past No. 8 Butler, 71-64, in the O'Reilly ESPNU BracketBusters. It marked Drake’s first win over a top-10 team since a 56-55 home victory over No. 7 Tulsa, Feb. 15, 1982. The contest lived up to its billing as the top game ever played in the short six-year history of the BracketBusters series. A sellout crowd of 10,000 in historic Hinkle Fieldhouse saw the nation's top two mid-major programs battle on even terms with 15 lead changes in the game, while the score was tied 10 times. In the end Drake's defense held Butler to just one basket in the last 8 minutes 18 seconds. Drake (24-3) snapped a nine-game winning streak for Butler (25-3), which led by four points midway through the second half but went scoreless for almost 5 minutes during a decisive 9-0 run by Drake. After two free throws by Matt Howard gave Butler a 58-54 lead with 8:11 left, Drake went on a 9-0 run to grab a 63-58 lead it would never relinquish. Drake held Butler scoreless for 4:37 during the stretch. Senior guard Adam Emmenecker started the comeback by hitting two free throws with 7:19 left to pull Drake within 58-56. A tip-in by forward Jonathan Cox tied the game at 58-58, then Klayton Korver nailed a three-point basket at the top of the key with 5:33 remaining to give

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Drake a 61-58 advantage. Emmenecker then came up with a steal and fed Young for a layup to extend the lead to 63-58. Two free throws by A.J. Graves pulled Butler within 64-62 before Young was fouled beyond the three-point arc with 20 seconds left. “I knew that the shot clock was running down and they did a good job getting me the ball so I thought I’d just put it up there and see what happens,” said Young, whose previous high was 24 points. “I ended up getting fouled and was able to get to the line and knock down the free throws.” Young, who was closely guarded by Butler’s Mike Green, didn’t realize he was behind the three-point arc when he went up for the shot. “I was so focused on getting the shot up before the shot clock went off, I didn’t have the presence of mind where I was,” he said. “More than anything, it provides a big boost of confidence for our team going into the end of the season and post-season play,” Young said. “It was a good call,” Green said. “I did get a piece of him. He was taking a dribble and then pulled up. So when my hand was in, he leaned forward. It was a good play by him and a good call by the officials.” Graves, who led Butler with 18 points, added two more free throws before a fast-break layup by Leonard Houston and two more free throws by Korver with just over a second remaining. Houston finished with 16 points, while Cox enjoyed his tenth double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds for Drake. “Both teams executed well and got good looks,” Butler coach Brad Stevens said. “They made plays down the stretch that separated the game. We’re up four and then, bang, a 9-0 run. Up four is nothing on these guys." A three-point basket by Young gave Drake its biggest lead of the game at 41-35 with 18:42 left in the game. The ESPNU BracketBusters matchup between the two mid-majors marked the first time they met since 1972. Drake led most of the first half as Butler missed nine of its first 10 three-point attempts. Cox hit three straight layups, and Drake took several leads of four points before Butler started hitting from the outside. Butler hit eight straight shots from the field, including two three-pointers by Pete Campbell and another trey by Graves for a 34-31 lead in the final minutes of the opening half. Cox then scored again, and after Howard hit one of two free throws for Butler, Drake scored the final five points of the half on free throws—three by Young and two by Cox—for a 38-35 lead. Drake outrebounded Butler, 34-27, with Houston tying a career high for the second straight game by collecting seven rebounds. Emmenecker dished out seven assists and collected six rebounds.

Adam Emmenecker and Leonard Houston



Drake Knapp Center Facts & FiguresGames: 239Seasons: 17Record: 139-100Most Consecutive Winning Seasons: Four (1998-2002)Most Wins, Season:14, 2007-08Most Consecutive Wins:13, 2007-08Most Consecutive Losses:9, 1996-97; 1997-98Best Won-Lost Pct. Season:14-1 in 2007-08Biggest Win: 52 points, 162-110 victory over Grinnell, Dec. 11, 2002Milestone Wins At Drake Knapp Center1st —Drake 86, Sacramento State 65, Dec. 5, 199250th —Drake 64, Illinois-Chicago 60, Jan. 3, 2001100th—Drake 76, Indiana State 59, Jan. 11, 2006

MOST POINTSTeam 162, Drake vs. Grinnell, 12-11-02Player 40, Cam Johnson, Northern Iowa, 2-1-94MOST FIELD GOALSTeam 60, Drake vs. Grinnell, 12-11-02Player 14, Curt Smith, Drake vs. Tulsa (2 OT), 2-2-93 14, Cam Johnson, Northern Iowa, 2-12-94MOST 3PT. GOALSTeam 23, Grinnell vs. Drake, 12-11-02Player 9, Chris Kingsbury, Iowa, 11-29-94; 9, Kyle Anslinger, Evansville, 2-11-06MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSTeam 102, Grinnell vs. Drake, 12-11-02Player 28, Curt Smith, Drake vs. Tulsa (2OT), 2-2-93MOST 3PT. FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSTeam 73, Grinnell vs. Drake, 12-11-02Player 18, B.J. Windhorst, Drake vs. Iowa, 11-29-94MOST FREE THROWSTeam 41, Drake vs. Grinnell, 12-11-02Player 22, Lonnie Randolph, Drake vs. Northern Iowa, 1-29-05MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTSTeam 52, Drake vs. Illinois State, 1-17-01Player 24, Lonnie Randolph, Drake vs. Northern Iowa, 1-29-05HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGETeam 68.2, Drake vs. Grinnell, 12-11-02HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGETeam 95.5, Drake (21-22) vs. Western Illinois, 12-11-04MOST REBOUNDSTeam 67, Drake vs. Grinnell, 12-11-02Player 19, Kwana Johnson, Tulsa, 12-17-94MOST ASSISTSTeam 35, Drake vs. Grinnell, 12-11-02Player 11, David Fizdale, San Diego, 12-29-94

MOST TURNOVERSTeam 37, Wichita State vs. Drake, 1-11-93Player 10, Corey Johnson, Indiana State, 2-5-94MOST BLOCKED SHOTSTeam 11, Iowa vs. Drake, 1-4-93Player 8, Acie Earl, Iowa, 1-4-93MOST STEALSTeam 27, Drake vs. Simpson, 11-27-93Player 8, Dan Knuckey, Drake vs. Simpson, 11-27-93TOP CROWDS7,268 vs. Iowa, 12-16-06; 7,178 vs. Creighton, 2-3-07; 7,168 vs. Indiana State, 1-9-08; 7,152 (eight times): vs. Creighton, 2-1-03; vs. Illinois State, 1-19-08; vs. UNI, 1-26-08; vs. Creighton, 1-30-08; vs. Evansville, 2-9-08; vs. Bradley 2-19-08; vs. Wichita State 3-1-08; vs. Iowa, 12-20-08

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MVC TELECONFERENCESTeleconferences with the Missouri Valley Confer-ence head coaches will be conducted each Tuesday on a weekly basis, starting Dec. 15 at 10 a.m. Central time. Drake head coach Mark Phelps is scheduled to be available, beginning at 10:16 a.m. To participate in the conference calls, call (913) 312-6696. Media will be allowed to ask questions directly to the coaches. The session schedule for 2009-10 is Dec. 15; Jan. 5, 12, 19 and 26; Feb. 2, 9, 16 and 23; March 2.

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MIKE GIBSONAssistant Coach

MARK PHELPSHead Coach

AdAM tEMPLEtONSr., Forward, 6-6, 220

Rapid City, S.D.

REEcE uHLENHOPPFr., Forward, 6-8, 230

Urbandale,Iowa

SEAN JONESFr., Center, 7-0, 124Carson City, Mich

dAvId SMItHFr., Guard, 6-3, 199

Chicago, Ill.

BILL EAddySr., Forward, 6-7, 209

Ypsilanti, Mich.

JOSH yOuNGSr., Guard, 6-1, 174

Lawton, Okla.

FRANK wISELERSo.,Guard, 6-2, 176

Luxembourg City, Luxembourg

RyAN wEdELJr., Guard, 5-11, 177

Minneapolis, Kan.

cRAIG StANLEy Sr., Guard, 5-11, 175

Plano, Texas

AARON HAwLEyFr., Forward, 6-8, 191

Rogers, Ark.

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JuStIN OHLAssistant Coach

BEN SIMONSFr., Forward, 6-8, 185

Cadillac, Mich.

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SEtH vANdEEStFr., Center, 6-10, 223

Bettendorf, Iowa

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