The TCU Horned Frogs return to Daniel-Meyer Coliseum for their final
non-conference tuneup prior to the start of the WAC season as they take on
the Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions in a 7:05 p.m. contest on Saturday.
The Frogs (9-3) are coming off a 92-78 win over Texas Tech in the nightcap
of the Fort Worth Classic, held Thursday at the Fort Worth Convention
Center. Senior center Derrick Davenport had his biggest game of the season,
narrowly missing a triple-double with a season-high 24 points, 15 rebounds
and nine blocked shots. Greedy Daniels came off the bench to add 20 points,
as five players reached double figures in scoring. Myron Anthony (15), Ryan
Carroll (12) and Thomas McTyer (11) also scored in double digits for TCU.
The difference in the game came at the free throw line where TCU hit
24-of-31 free throws, compared to just 8-of-19 for Tech. It was the Frogs
fourth straight victory over the Big 12's Red Raiders in a series that dates
back to 1932.
Head coach Billy Tubbs has the Frogs playing "Billy Ball," again this
season, a style that uses an aggressive, pressing defense and an attacking
offense. The Frogs are the nation's top scoring team at 98.0 points per game
and have been over the 100-point plateau six times in their 12 games this
season, including a season-high 141 in a win over Central Oklahoma. Since
Coach Tubbs took over the TCU program in 1994, the Frogs are 50-1 when they
score 100 or more points. Now in his 27th season as a head coach, Tubbs has
compiled an overall record of 568-274, including a 129-72 mark since coming
to Fort Worth.
TCU will be in action again on Thursday, January 4, when they open
conference action against Hawaii. Game time is set for 7:05 p.m. at
Daniel-Meyer. The four-game homestand concludes on Saturday, January 6, when
TCU hosts San Jose State in another Western Athletic Conference battle. Game
time at Daniel-Meyer is again set for 7:05 p.m.
TCU Probable Starters
No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown PPG RPG
3 Thomas McTyer G 5-11 153 Sr. Las Vegas, Nev. 9.3 2.3
15 Derrick Davenport C 6-10 184 Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. 14.1 8.3
25 Ryan Carroll F 6-5 198 Sr. Longview, Texas 18.8 5.6
32 Myron Anthony F 6-7 229 Sr. Jacksonville, Fla. 14.9 7.7
41 Greedy Daniels G 6-1 183 Jr. New Orleans, La. 15.6 2.7
Off The Bench
1 Nucleus Smith G 6-2 180 Fr. Pontiac, Mich. 3.5 1.2
11 Larry Allaway G 5-11 190 Sr. Chicago, Ill. 5.1 2.2
34 Bingo Merriex G 6-8 221 So. Wichita Falls, Texas 9.1 3.9
42 Marlon Dumont C 6-9 210 Jr. Kingston, Jamaica 7.3 5.8
ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF Probable Starters
No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown PPG RPG
21 Brandon Jones G 6-2 170 Fr. Fordyce, Ark. 7.7 1.7
23 Jeremy Jefferson F 6-7 190 Jr. Pine Bluff,Ark. 10.7 10.6
30 Michael Vickers F 6-6 215 Jr. Pine Bluff, Ark. 7.0 4.1
32 Derrion Gipson G 6-2 194 Sr. Farmersville, La. 2.6 2.0
40 Antwan Emsweller C 6-8 230 Fr. Lakeview,Ark. 8.3 4.4
Off The Bench
15 Billy Hall G 6-3 170 Fr. Newport, Ark. 5.7 0.7
22 Charles Almond F 6-6 215 So. Great Bend, Kan. 3.1 1.1
SCOUTING ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF
The Golden Lions of Arkansas-Pine Bluff are looking for their first victory
of the season as they enter the contest with an 0-7 mark. All seven of their
contests have been on the road, as their only scheduled home game vs.
Arkansas-Little Rock was postponed. They have lost at Mississippi, Baylor,
Alabama, New Mexico State, UTEP, SMU and Drake. Their average margin of loss
has been 48.7 points as they are averaging 51.0 points per game while
surrendering 99.7 points per contest.
The Golden Lions are led by junor forward Jeremy Jefferson. The 6-7,
190-pounder is averaging a double-double, as he checks in with 10.7 points
and 10.6 rebounds per game. He is the only player in double figures in
either category for Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
The Golden Lions were 6-21 last season, including a 5-13 mark in the
Southwestern Athletic Conference. They are coached by Harold Blevins, who is
in his sixth season at the helm at Pine Bluff, a school of approximately
3,000 students. Blevins has a career record of 33-103, all at Pine Bluff.
This is the first meeting ever on the hardwood between these two schools.
TUBBS HAS "KILLER" INSTINCT
TCU head coach Billy Tubbs has recorded 129 victories since taking over the
top post in Fort Worth. He is just one win shy of matching Jim
Killingsworth's mark of 130 victories. Killer currently ranks second on
the Frogs' all-time wins list behind only Buster Brannon's school record 206
wins. Killingworth needed 236 games to record 130 wins, while Tubbs has
coached just 201 games at TCU.
STREAKING FROGS
TCU has won its last 11 games at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum since a 101-96
setback to Fresno State on January 20, 2000. Here are the top five home
court winning streaks in TCU history:
Number Streak Began Streak Ended
24 Nov. 23, 1985 vs. McMurry, 89-43 Feb. 25, 1987, vs. Houston, 65-84
20 March 1, 1931 vs. SMU 37-29 Jan. 7, 1935, vs. Texas, 21-24
17 Jan. 8, 1998, vs. Fresno State, 91-76 Jan. 23, 1999, vs. UNLV, 88-95
14 Jan. 20, 1990, vs. Hosuton, 89-73 Jan. 15, 1991, vs. Arkansas, 73-93
14 Feb. 12, 1958, vs. Texas, 88-58 Dec. 22, 1959, vs. Oklahoma City, 63-78
BALANCED ATTACK
The Frogs have four players averaging over 14 points per game. Senior Ryan
Carroll tallied a career-high 40 points in the win over Central Oklahoma and
leads the team in scoring at 18.8 points per game. Greedy Daniels poured in
a career-high 31 vs. Minnesota and is next at 15.6 points per game. Myron
Anthony scored a careeer-high 38 in the win over Central Oklahoma and is
right behind at 14.9. Derrick Davenport chipped in a season high 24 points
in a win over Texas Tech and is fourth on the list at 14.1 points per game.
BOMBS AWAY
TCU has launched 30 or more shots from beyond the arc five times this
season, including a school record 36 three-point attempts in the win over
Central Oklahoma. To put that in perspective, coming into the season they
had recorded just seven games in which they put up 30 or more three-pointers
in their history (four coming last season). Through 12 games they have taken
304 three-point shots, an average of 25.3 attempts per game. They've hit 116
of those three-pointers, 38.2 percent accuracy, or an average of 9.7 made
three-pointers per game. Greedy Daniels (86), Ryan Carroll (79), Bingo
Merriex (58) and Thomas McTyer (44) have taken the majority of the
long-range missiles.
HIGH SCORING FROGS
TCU is averaging 98.0 points per game, tops in the country. The Frogs have
gone over the century mark six times, tallied 99 points in another contest
and have scored more than 90 points nine times. They have scored 100 or more
points in five of six home games. They have surpassed the 100-point plateau
51 times since Coach Tubbs took over the program in 1994. The Frogs are 50-1
when scoring 100 or more points since Tubbs came aboard. The lone loss was a
111-104 setback to Baylor on Feb. 14, 1995. Last season, TCU averaged 87.9
points per game to rank second in the nation. The Horned Frogs led the
nation in scoring in both 1995 and 1998 and have led the WAC in scoring in
all four years in which they've been members of the conference.
CARROLL CLIMBS
Ryan Carroll continues his assault on the TCU all-time scoring list. He has
scored 225 points this season, an average of 18.8 points per game. In the
process, he has moved into a tie for 12th place on the all-time list with
Dennis Nutt at 1,192 career points. He needs 27 points to match Michael
Strickland for 11th (see chart).
THREE POINTERS TOO
Ryan Carroll has moved into second place on TCU's all-time three point field
goals made. He has connected for 187 three pointers, trailing only Michael
Strickland (231).
DOUBLE-DOUBLE FOR DOUBLE D
TCU center Derrick Davenport recorded his team-leading fifth double-double
of the season on Thursday vs. Texas Tech with a season-high 24 points and 15
rebounds, and narrowly missed his first career triple-double, as he added
nine blocked shots. The 6-10 senior from Indianapolis is averaging 14.1
points and a teahigh 8.3 rebounds per game. He also has blocked 38 shots
this season and has rejected 134 shots since joining the Frogs last year.
GREED(Y) IS GOOD
Junior guard Greedy Daniels, a member of the 1999 WAC Mountain Division
All-Defensive Team, has recorded 48 steals in 12 games, an average of 4.0
thefts per contest, tops in the WAC. He's tied the school record with seven
steals in a game twice this season, and has two other contests with six
thefts. Mike Jones set the school records for steals in a season (96) and
average steals per game (2.9) in the 1997-98 campaign. Daniels also tied a
school record with 16 assists in the win over Central Oklahoma.
LENDING A HELPING HAND
Thomas McTyer has dished out 67 assists in 12 games, an average of 5.6
assists per game, while committing just 21 turnovers. He has an excellent
assists-to-turnovers ratio of 3.2-1. The senior from Las Vegas handed out a
career-high 10 assists in the win over Central Oklahoma. He also leads the
WAC with a .545 three-point field goal percentage and a .920 free throw
percentage.
ANTHONY COMES UP BIG
Myron Anthony has been a force in the middle for the Frogs this season. The
6-7, 229-pound senior is second on the team in rebounds (7.7 rpg) and is
third on the team in points (14.9 ppg). He has recorded four double-doubles
and scored a career-high 38 vs. Central Oklahoma.
TCU
Has had five or more players in double figures in points in six of 12
games this season and has had double-doubles recorded 11 times.
Nation's top scoring team had eight players in double figures and three
double-doubles in the 115-84 win over UTA on December 19.
Held Princeton to 45 points on December 18, the fewest points allowed
since an 83-43 win over SMU on February 3, 1990, a stretch of 324 games.
Scored a school record 75 first-half points in the 141-92 win over Central
Oklahoma on December 9. Came back with 66 points after intermission, tying
for the sixth highest second half total in school history.
Have scored 50 or more points in 10 of their 24 halves this season.
Lowest scoring half of the season came in the loss to College of
Charleston on November 26 when TCU was held to just 23 points.
Larry Allaway
Played a solid 18 minutes vs. Texas Tech on Thursday, logging four assists
with no turnovers in 18 minutes.
Senior guard scored a season-high 11 points vs. UTA on December 19. Hit
three-of-four shots from beyond the arc. Also added four assists.
Has hit his last 12 and 15 of his last 16 free throw attempts.
Myron Anthony
Scored 15 points and grabbed four rebounds Thursday vs. Texas Tech.
Recorded his fourth double-double of the season and 10th of his career
with a 17-point, 15-rebound effort Dec. 19 vs. UTA. The 15 rebounds
represents a career high. Eight of the 15 boards came on the offensive end
of the court.
Senior forward had the best game of his career vs. Central Oklahoma,
scoring a career-high 38 points on 16-of-23 shooting from the field.
Is second on the team in rebounds (7.7 rpg) and third in points (14.9
ppg).
Was a pre-season second-team All-WAC selection by Basketball News.
Chris Campbell
Walk-on who sat out last season as a redshirt transfer from Air Force.
Made his collegiate debut Dec. 18 vs. Princeton with one minute of action.
Ryan Carroll
Playing in his 100th game in a TCU uniform tonight.
Tallied a dozen points with five assists Thursday vs. Texas Tech. Has
topped the team in points in six of 12 games this season.
Recorded a season-high nine rebounds Dec. 18 vs. Princeton and tied a
career best with four blocked shots.
Named the WAC Player of the Week December 11 after scoring 68 points in
two contests. Scored just 33 points in the previous three games combined.
Became the 19th player in school history to score 40 points in a game when
he hit 15-of-21 shots, including 5-of-10 from beyond the arc, and 5-of-7
from the free throw line in the win over Central Oklahoma on December 9.
Became the 24th player in TCU history to score 1,000 points in a career.
Is tied with Dennis Nutt for 12th on the all-time TCU list with 1,192
points.
Has hit 187 career three-pointers, second on the TCU all-time list.
Was a pre-season first-team All-WAC selection by Basketball News.
Greedy Daniels
Came off the bench to score 20 points with a season-high six rebounds in
28 minutes of action Thursday vs. Texas Tech.
Has connected on just 29 of his last 96 shots from the field, 30.2
percent, including 14-of-53 from beyond the arc (26.4 percent) but has
handed out 48 assists over that eight-game span 6.0 assists per game.
Has recorded a team-leading 48 steals, an average of 4.0 steals per game,
tops in the WAC.
Tied a school record with 16 assists in the win over Central Oklahoma.
Also has tied the school record with seven steals on two occasions.
Led the Frogs with 62 points (20.6/game) in the Hawaii-Pacific
Thanksgiving Classic, earning all-tournament honors.
Scored a career-high 31 points in the November 25 loss to Minnesota.
Attempted 15 three-point field goals, just one shy of the school record.
Has connected on 41 of his last 49 from the free throw line, 83.7 percent.
Derrick Davenport
Bounced back from his worst game of the season (0 points, 2 rebounds) at
Butler on Dec. 23 with his best effort, a season-high 24 point, 15-rebounds,
season-high nine blocked shot performance vs. Texas Tech on Thursday.
Leads the team with 99 rebounds, an average of 8.3 caroms per game.
Owns five double-doubles this season, notching them vs. Northwestern State
(15-10), Siena (14-12), VCU (18-11), Central Oklahoma (23-16) and Texas Tech
(24-15).
Senior center has blocked 38 shots this season, giving him 134 blocks for
his TCU career in just 44 games (3.0 blocks per game). Set a single season
school record with 96 blocked shots last season. Ranks third on TCU's
all-time blocked shots list. Kurt Thomas is second with 166.
James Davis
Freshman from Detroit is redshirting this season.
Marlon Dumont
Started, but played just seven minutes Thursday vs. Texas Tech. Did not
score while grabbing two boards and blocked a pair of shots.
Scored a season-high and team-leading 15 points on 6-of-7 shooting from
the field in his first start on December 18 vs. Princeton. Made his second
start of the season December 19 vs. UTA and notched his first double-double,
collecting a career-high 10 rebounds to go with his 10 points.
Has hit 35 of his last 54 shots from the field, 64.8 percent, after
recording just one basket in eight tries over the first two games. Leads the
team in field goal percentage at .545.
J.R. Jones
Walk-on from Fort Worth played one minute in three games this season.
Thomas McTyer
Scored 11 points and handed out five assists in 22 minutes Thursday vs.
Texas Tech.
Scored a career-high 17 points, all in the second half, vs. UTA on Dec.
19.
Dished out a career-high 10 assists in the win over Central Oklahoma on
December 9.
Has handed out a team-leading 67 assists (5.6 assists/game) while
committing 21 turnovers (1.75 tpg). Has not had more than one turnover in
six games.
Leads the WAC in both free throw percentage (.920) and three-point
percentage (.545).
Bingo Merriex
Matched his season-high with 10 rebounds in the win over Texas Tech.
Scored a season-high 17 points and grabbed a season-high 10 rebounds
December 19 vs. UTA as he recorded his first double-double of the season.
Has hit 24-of-58 (.414) from beyond the three-point line this season. 58
of his 86 shots from the field (67.4 percent) have been from three-point
land. Is just 11-of-28 inside the arc.
Was one of only two freshmen named to the 2000 WAC All-Newcomer team.
Has hit 74 career three-pointers. The sophomore ranks 10th on TCU's
all-time three-point list.
Rebel Paulk
Has not played in either of the last two games.
Came off the in the first half in the win over VCU and contributed six
points and six rebounds after not seeing action in the previous three games.
The six points matched a career high and the 11 minutes of action was a
season-high.
Nucleus Smith
Started for the first time in his career Thursday vs. Texas Tech.
Scored a career-high 10 points on five-of-six shooting from the field in
the loss at Butler on December 23.
One of three freshmen to join the squad this season, but the only one
that's playing, as James Davis and Corey Valsin are taking redshirt seasons.
Corey Valsin
Freshman from Port Arthur, Texas is redshirting this season.
Double-Doubles
Player (Number) Opponent Points Rebounds
Derrick Davenport (5) Northwestern State 15 10
Siena 14 12
VCU 18 11
Central Oklahoma 23 16
Texas Tech 24 15
Myron Anthony (4) Alabama State 18 14
at UT-San Antonio 15 11
Central Oklahoma 38 10
UT-Arlington 17 15
Bingo Merriex (1) UT-Arlington 17 10
Marlon Dumont (1) UT-Arlington 10 10
Scoring Balance
Opponent Players Scoring in Double Figures
Northwestern State (4) Carroll-23; Daniels-17; Merriex-16; Davenport-15
Alabama State (5) Carroll-22; Anthony-18; Davenport-18; Daniels-13; Merriex-13
Siena (5) Daniels-24; Carroll-19; Anthony-17; Davenport-14; Dumont-10
Minnesota (3) Daniels-31; Anthony-16; Merriex-12
College of Charleston (3) Davenport-14; Anthony-13; Carroll-13
at UT-San Antonio (7) Daniels-17; Anthony-15; McTyer-13; Davenport-13; Carroll-11; Merriex-10
VCU (4) Carroll-28; Davenport-18; Daniels-14; Anthony-10
Central Oklahoma (4) Carroll-40; Anthony-38; Davenport-23; McTyer-11
Princeton (3) Dumont-15; Carroll-11; Davenport-11
UT-Arlington (8) Carroll-19; Anthony-17; McTyer-17; Merriex-17; Daniels-13; Allaway-11, Dumont-10; Davenport-10
Butler (5) Carroll-18; Daniels-15; McTyer-11; Dumont-10; Smith-10
Texas Tech (5) Davenport-24; Daniels-20; Anthony-15; Carroll-12; McTyer-11
Starting Lineups
Anthony, Carroll, Daniels, Davenport, McTyer - 9 games (6-3)
(W) Northwestern State; Alabama State; Siena; at UTSA; VCU; Central Oklahoma
(L) Minnesota; College of Charleston; at Butler
Anthony, Carroll, Daniels, Dumont, McTyer - 2 games (2-0)
(W) Princeton; UT-Arlington
Anthony, Carroll, Dumont, McTyer, Smith -1 game (1-0)
(W) Texas Tech
Margin of Victory/Defeat
Margin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21+
Won
1 1 1 1
5
Lost 1 1
1
The Horned Frogs Record...
When Leading at the Half: 9-1
When Tied at the Half: 0-0
When Trailing at the Half: 0-2
When Scoring 100 or more points: 6-0
When Allowing 100 or more points: 0-1
When Scoring 90 or more points: 8-1
When Allowing 90 or more points: 2-1
When Scoring 80 or more points: 8-1
When Allowing 80 or more points: 5-2
When Shooting 50 percent from the field: 1-2
When Shooting less than 50 pct. from field: 8-1
When Opponents Shoot 50 pct. from field: 0-2
When Opp. Shoot less than 50 percent: 9-1
When Shooting 40 percent from three: 5-1
When Shooting less than 40 pct. from three: 4-2
When Opponents Shoot 40 pct. from three: 0-2
When Opp. Shoot less than 40 percent: 9-1
When making more 3-point FG's than opp. 6-2
When making equal 3-point FG's as opp. 1-0
When making fewer 3-point FG's than opp. 2-1
When making more Free Throws than opp. 8-0
When making equal Free Throws as opp. 0-1
When making fewer Free Throws than opp. 1-2
When Outrebounding opponents: 7-0
When Rebounds equal opponents: 0-0
When Outrebounded by opponents: 2-3
Fewer Turnovers than opponents: 7-2
Equal Turnovers as opponents: 0-0
More Turnovers than opponents: 2-1
With 8 or more Steals: 8-0
With less than 8 Steals: 1-3
Site:
Home: 6-0
Road: 1-1
Neutral: 2-2
Overtime Games:
Overall: 0-0
Home: 0-0
Away: 0-0
Neutral: 0-0
Days of the Week:
Sunday: 0-1
Monday: 2-0
Tuesday: 1-0
Wednesday: 1-0
Thursday: 1-0
Friday: 2-0
Saturday: 2-2
By Month:
November: 3-2
December: 6-1
January: 0-0
Febraury: 0-0
March: 0-0
Larry Allaway
Season Category Career
11, vs UTA, 12/19/00 Points 27, at AK.-Fairbanks, 11/20/99
21, vs UTA, 12/19/00 Minutes 40, at Fresno St., 2/20/00
4, vs Princeton, 12/18/00 Rebounds 7, at Fresno St., 2/20/00
5, vs Alabama St., 11/20/00 Assists 10, at Fresno St., 2/20/00
0 Blocked Shots 1, vs La. Tech., 12/23/99
4, vs Alabama St., 11/20/00 Steals 4, four times
Myron Anthony
Season Category Career
38, vs Central Okla., 12/9/00 Points 38, vs Central Okla., 12/9/00
31, vs Central Okla., 12/9/00 Minutes 34, vs La. Tech, 12/23/99
15, vs UTA, 12/19/00 Rebounds 15, vs UTA, 12/19/00
4, vs UTA, 12/19/00 Assists 4, vs UTA, 12/19/00
1, twice Blocked Shots 3, two times
2, vs Central Okla., 12/9/00 Steals 2, four times
Chris Campbell
Season Category Career
0 Points 0
1, vs Princeton, 12/18/00 Minutes 1, vs Princeton, 12/18/00
0 Rebounds 0
0 Assists 0
0 Blocked Shots 0
0 Steals 0
Ryan Carroll
Season Category Career
40, vs Central Okla., 12/9/00 Points 40, vs Central Okla., 12/9/00
38, vs Charleston, 11/26/00 Minutes 40, at Arkansas St., 12/4/99
9, vs Princeton, 12/18/00 Rebounds 10, two times
6, vs Minnesota, 11/25/00 Assists 8, vs La.-Monroe, 11/27/99
4, vs Princeton, 12/18/00 Blocked Shots 4, twice
5, vs Alabama St., 11/20/00 Steals 5, vs Alabama St., 11/20/00
Greedy Daniels
Season Category Career
31, vs Minnesota, 11/25/00 Points 31, vs Minnesota, 11/25/00
37, vs Minnesota, 11/25/00 Minutes 40, at Michigan, 12/6/97
6, vs Texas Tech, 12/28/00 Rebounds 9, two times
16, vs Central Okla., 12/9/00 Assists 16, vs Central Okla., 12/9/00
1, two times Blocked Shots 1, five times
7, twice Steals 7, twice
Derrick Davenport
Season Category Career
24, vs Texas Tech, 12/28/00 Points 26, at AK-Fairbanks, 11/20/99
37, vs Texas Tech, 12/28/00 Minutes 40, vs E. Michigan, 12/21/99
16 vs Central Okla., 12/9/00 Rebounds 16, vs Central Okla., 12/9/00
2, vs Siena, 11/24/00 Assists 8, vs Grambling St., 12/30/99
9, vs Texas Tech, 12/28/00 Blocked Shots 12 at AK-Fairbanks, 11/20/99
2, two times Steals 4, four times
Marlon Dumont
Season Category Career
15, vs Princeton, 12/18/00 Points 15, vs Princeton, 12/18/00
20, twice Minutes 20, twice
10, vs UTA, 12/19/00 Rebounds 10, vs UTA, 12/19/00
2, vs Central Okla., 12/9/00 Assists 2, vs Central Okla., 12/9/00
4, vs VCU, 12/6/00 Blocked Shots 4, vs VCU, 12/6/00
3, two times Steals 3, two times
J.R. Jones
Season Category Career
0 Points 2, vs Tulsa, 1/6/00
1, three times Minutes 7, vs Butler, 12/27/99
0 Rebounds 2, at Rice, 3/3/00
0 Assists 3, vs North Texas, 1/3/00
0 Blocked Shots 1, vs Tulsa, 1/6/00
0 Steals 1, vs Tulsa, 1/6/00
Thomas McTyer
Season Category Career
17, vs UTA, 12/19/00 Points 17, vs UTA, 12/19/00
33, at UTSA, 12/2/00 Minutes 42, vs E. Michigan, 12/21/99
8, vs Charleston, 11/26/00 Rebounds 8, twice
10, vs Central Okla., 12/9/00 Assists 10, vs Central Okla., 12/9/00
1, vs Alabama St., 11/20/00 Blocked Shots 2, vs Rice, 3/3/00
4, vs Alabama St., 11/20/00 Steals 7, vs San Jose St., 3/9/00
Bingo Merriex
Season Category Career
17, vs UTA, 12/19/00 Points 20, at Rice, 2/3/00
27, at UTSA, 12/2/00 Minutes 30, vs N'western St., 11/30/99
10, twice Rebounds 11, vs Grambling St., 12/30/99
3, vs Texas Tech, 12/28/00 Assists 5, vs UTEP, 1/22/00
3, vs UTA, 12/19/00 Blocked Shots 3, twice
1, six times Steals 3, vs North Texas, 1/3/00
Rebel Paulk
Season Category Career
6, vs VCU, 12/6/00 Points twice
11, vs VCU, 12/6/00 Minutes 19, vs UTSA, 12/6/99
6, vs VCU, 12/6/00 Rebounds 10 vs UTSA, 12/6/99
0 Assists 2, two times
1, twice Blocked Shots 3, two times
0 Steals 2, at UTEP, 2/17/00
Nucleus Smith
Season Category Career
10, at Butler, 12/23/00 Points 10, at Butler, 12/23/00
21, at Butler, 12/23/00 Minutes 21, at Butler, 12/23/00
3, vs VCU, 12/6/00 Rebounds 3, vs VCU, 12/6/00
2, three times Assists 2, three times
1, vs UTA, 12/19/00 Blocked Shots 1, vs UTA, 12/19/00
3, vs Alabama St., 11/20/00 Steals 3, vs Alabama St., 11/20/00
