2014-15 CAMERON AGGIE MEN’S BASKETBALL cameronaggies.com A Sa A Ta W November 14 St. Gregory’s W, 93-73 15 Science & Arts (OK) W, 97-81 22 Northwestern Oklahoma W, 78-54 25 Arkansas Tech L, 64-66 29 % Drury L, 71-78 30 % East Central L, 95-96 (OT) December 6 Oklahoma Christian W, 68-61 13 Rogers State L, 72-79 16 Bacone W, 97-73 20 Dallas Christian W, 111-66 30 $ UTSA L, 68-79 January 3 Northwestern Oklahoma W, 72-53 7 * Eastern New Mexico 7:30 PM 10 * West Texas A&M 4 PM 14 * Texas A&M Commerce 7:30 PM 17 * Tarleton State 4 PM 21 * Texas A&M Kingsville 7:30 PM 24 * Angelo State 6 PM 31 * Midwestern State 4 PM February 4 * Texas A&M Commerce 7:30 PM 7 * Tarleton State 7 PM 11 * Eastern New Mexico 8:30 PM 14 * West Texas A&M 4 PM 18 * Texas A&M Kingsville 7:30 PM 21 * Angelo State 6 PM 28 * Midwestern State 6 PM March 4-7 LSC Tournament 12-17 NCAA SC Regional 25-28 NCAA Elite Eight Bold indicates home matches * indicates LSC matches $ = Exhibition % at Springfield, MO All times are Central Standard Time and subject to change 2014-15 SCHEDULE CU AGGIES 2014-15 MEN’S BASKETBALL Game #13 | Jan 6, 2015 | Contact: Don Vieth, SID | 583/581-2303 | [email protected]CAMERON AGGIES Record: 8-4 (0-0 LSC) Head Coach: Nate Gamet Record at CU: 19-20 Overall Record: 19-20 Statistical Leaders PPG: Ray (16.1) RPG: Mayberry (5.9) APG: Jackson (4.4) SPG: Henry (1.0) BPG: Mayberry (1.2) MPG: Ray (32.0) EASTERN NEW MEXICO GENERAL INFORMATION STATISTICAL LEADERS RECORD: 7-6 PPG: Wyms (14.3) RANKING: NR RPG: Domingo (5.2) HEAD COACH: STOTT CARTER APG: Wyms (2.7) RECORD AT ENMU: 7-6 SPG: Wyms (0.9) BPG: Domingo (0.5) MPG: Wyms (28.2) LSC OVR Team W-L W-L Midwestern State 1-0 12-3 Tarleton State 0-0 12-0 Angelo State 0-0 12-1 Texas A&M-Commerce 0-1 9-3 West Texas A&M 0-0 9-4 Cameron 0-0 8-4 Eastern New Mexico 0-0 7-6 Texas A&M-Kingsville 0-0 5-7 LSC STANDINGS POSSIBLE STARTERS 5 DEONDRE RAY 6-5 • Jr. • TR • SF Fort Worth, TX 24 KEDORIAN SULLIVAN 6-7 • R-Jr. • TR • F Memphis, TN 2 DESMOND HENRY 6-4 • RS-Sr. • 3V • SG Dallas, TX 33 BRUCE BARRON 6-4 • So. • TR • PG Carbondalle, IL 20 MATTHEW DON 6-7 • Jr. • TR • PF/C London, England THE STARTING FIVE 1. At four games, the Aggies are on their longest winning streak in nearly a year where last year’s squad won four in a row between Jan. 5 and 10. 2. Cameron Lee is second in the nation with a 55 percent three-point percentage; Nolan Davis from Seton Hill is presently first with a 59.4 percentage. 3. With a 52.8 team field goal percentage, the Aggies are fourth in the na- tion but second overall in the LSC with Angelo State leading the nation with a 56.3 percentage on the floor. 4. DJ Jackson is fourth nationally in assist-to-turnover ratio with a 4.08, on Saturday at home against Northwestern Oklahoma he had a career high 11 assists. 5. In LSC openers, the Aggies are 5-17 overall. FIRST TIP: Cameron’s second season starts at home with Eastern New Mexico where the Greyhounds lead the overall series 19-20. During the 2013-14 season, both teams would earn wins on the road at each others home courts. At home this season Cameron is 5-1 overall and 62-24 in the seven seasons Head Coach Nate Gamet has been with the Aggie program. On Saturday, the Aggies never trailed from the opening tip to the final horn in a 72-53 win over Northwestern Oklahoma after holding the Rangers to a 29.3 field goal percentage; this was the first time since Jan. 11, 2013 (Texas A&M-Commerce - 28.8) that a CU team held their opposition to under 30 percent shooting. ABOUT EASTERN NEW MEXICO: The Greyhounds are entering their contest with the Aggies with a 7-6 overall record and went 1-1 last week at home falling to CSU-Pueblo, 105-66, and besting South Dakota School of Mines, 80-74. On the offensive end, ENMU has four averaging double-digit scoring with Chris Wyms leading his squad with 14.3 ppg, John Gilliam and Lawrence Domingo both average 13.8 a game, and Michael Randle in netting 11.4 per contest. As a team, ENMU is shooting 40.5 percent on the floor with 81.2 points game, but they are allowing teams to shoot 47.6 percent on their side of the score and 90.4 points a game. In the rebounding battle, Domingo is leading ENMU with 5.6 boards a game, while the Greyhounds overall are a -3.9 against teams with 38.8 a game. AGGIE EFFICIENCY: Cameron is fourth best in the nation with a 52.8 team field goal percentage in 12 contests this season and only once the Aggies have shot lower than their opposition. The Aggies are 6-1 when shooting between 50-69 shots per game and they have been on the losing end of the turnover battle 10 games out of the 12 this season. When holding a team to under 44 percent on the floor and when they have more rebounds, CU is 8-1; only once this season the Aggies have had fewer rebounds. SHARING THE BALL: Against Dallas Christian on Dec. 20 and Northwestern Oklahoma on Jan. 3 the Aggies had back-to-back game with a player having 10 more assists. Both Bruce Barron and DJ Jackson dished out 11 assists and it was the first time in at least the last decade a CU player has had 10 more for assists in consecutive games. COMING UP: The Aggies will be on the road for their next two LSC contests with a trip to West Texas A&M on Saturday and a stop at Texas A&M-Commerce this next Wednesday.
Saturday’s GamesAngelo State at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 3 p.m.Tarleton State at Texas A&M-Commerce, 7 p.m.West Texas A&M at Eastern New Mexico, 8:30 p.m.
November 14 St. Gregory’s W, 93-73 15 Science & Arts (OK) W, 97-81 22 Northwestern Oklahoma W, 78-54 25 Arkansas Tech L, 64-66 29 % Drury L, 71-78 30 % East Central L, 95-96 (OT)December 6 Oklahoma Christian W, 68-61 13 Rogers State L, 72-79 16 Bacone W, 97-73 20 Dallas Christian W, 111-66 30 $ UTSA L, 68-79January 3 Northwestern Oklahoma W, 72-53 7 * Eastern New Mexico 7:30 PM 10 * West Texas A&M 4 PM 14 * Texas A&M Commerce 7:30 PM 17 * Tarleton State 4 PM 21 * Texas A&M Kingsville 7:30 PM 24 * Angelo State 6 PM 31 * Midwestern State 4 PMFebruary 4 * Texas A&M Commerce 7:30 PM 7 * Tarleton State 7 PM 11 * Eastern New Mexico 8:30 PM 14 * West Texas A&M 4 PM 18 * Texas A&M Kingsville 7:30 PM 21 * Angelo State 6 PM 28 * Midwestern State 6 PMMarch 4-7 LSC Tournament 12-17 NCAA SC Regional 25-28 NCAA Elite EightBold indicates home matches * indicates LSC matches$ = Exhibition % at Springfield, MO
All times are Central Standard Time and subject to change
2014-15 SCHEDULE
CU AGGIES2014-15 MEN’S BASKETBALLGame #13 | Jan 6, 2015 | Contact: Don Vieth, SID | 583/581-2303 | [email protected]
Statistical LeadersPPG: Ray (16.1) RPG: Mayberry (5.9) APG: Jackson (4.4) SPG: Henry (1.0) BPG: Mayberry (1.2)MPG: Ray (32.0)
EASTERN NEW MEXICOGENERAL INFORMATION STATISTICAL LEADERSRECORD: 7-6 PPG: Wyms (14.3)RANKING: NR RPG: Domingo (5.2)HEAD COACH: STOTT CARTER APG: Wyms (2.7)RECORD AT ENMU: 7-6 SPG: Wyms (0.9) BPG: Domingo (0.5) MPG: Wyms (28.2)
LSC OVRTeam W-L W-L Midwestern State 1-0 12-3Tarleton State 0-0 12-0Angelo State 0-0 12-1Texas A&M-Commerce 0-1 9-3West Texas A&M 0-0 9-4 Cameron 0-0 8-4 Eastern New Mexico 0-0 7-6Texas A&M-Kingsville 0-0 5-7
LSC STANDINGS
POSSIBLE STARTERS
5 DEONDRE RAY6-5 • Jr. • TR • SF
Fort Worth, TX
24 KEDORIAN SULLIVAN6-7 • R-Jr. • TR • F
Memphis, TN
2 DESMOND HENRY6-4 • RS-Sr. • 3V • SG
Dallas, TX
33 BRUCE BARRON6-4 • So. • TR • PG
Carbondalle, IL
20 MATTHEW DON6-7 • Jr. • TR • PF/C
London, England
THE STARTING FIVE1. At four games, the Aggies are on their longest winning streak in nearly a year where last year’s squad won four in a row between Jan. 5 and 10.2. Cameron Lee is second in the nation with a 55 percent three-point percentage; Nolan Davis from Seton Hill is presently first with a 59.4 percentage.3. With a 52.8 team field goal percentage, the Aggies are fourth in the na-tion but second overall in the LSC with Angelo State leading the nation with a 56.3 percentage on the floor. 4. DJ Jackson is fourth nationally in assist-to-turnover ratio with a 4.08, on Saturday at home against Northwestern Oklahoma he had a career high 11 assists. 5. In LSC openers, the Aggies are 5-17 overall.
FIRST TIP: Cameron’s second season starts at home with Eastern New Mexico where the Greyhounds lead the overall series 19-20. During the 2013-14 season, both teams would earn wins on the road at each others home courts. At home this season Cameron is 5-1 overall and 62-24 in the seven seasons Head Coach Nate Gamet has been with the Aggie program.
On Saturday, the Aggies never trailed from the opening tip to the final horn in a 72-53 win over Northwestern Oklahoma after holding the Rangers to a 29.3 field goal percentage; this was the first time since Jan. 11, 2013 (Texas A&M-Commerce - 28.8) that a CU team held their opposition to under 30 percent shooting.
ABOUT EASTERN NEW MEXICO: The Greyhounds are entering their contest with the Aggies with a 7-6 overall record and went 1-1 last week at home falling to CSU-Pueblo, 105-66, and besting South Dakota School of Mines, 80-74. On the offensive end, ENMU has four averaging double-digit scoring with Chris Wyms leading his squad with 14.3 ppg, John Gilliam and Lawrence Domingo both average 13.8 a game, and Michael Randle in netting 11.4 per contest. As a team, ENMU is shooting 40.5 percent on the floor with 81.2 points game, but they are allowing teams to shoot 47.6 percent on their side of the score and 90.4 points a game. In the rebounding battle, Domingo is leading ENMU with 5.6 boards a game, while the Greyhounds overall are a -3.9 against teams with 38.8 a game.
AGGIE EFFICIENCY: Cameron is fourth best in the nation with a 52.8 team field goal percentage in 12 contests this season and only once the Aggies have shot lower than their opposition. The Aggies are 6-1 when shooting between 50-69 shots per game and they have been on the losing end of the turnover battle 10 games out of the 12 this season. When holding a team to under 44 percent on the floor and when they have more rebounds, CU is 8-1; only once this season the Aggies have had fewer rebounds.
SHARING THE BALL: Against Dallas Christian on Dec. 20 and Northwestern Oklahoma on Jan. 3 the Aggies had back-to-back game with a player having 10 more assists. Both Bruce Barron and DJ Jackson dished out 11 assists and it was the first time in at least the last decade a CU player has had 10 more for assists in consecutive games.
COMING UP: The Aggies will be on the road for their next two LSC contests with a trip to West Texas A&M on Saturday and a stop at Texas A&M-Commerce this next Wednesday.
Last 20 Games vs. Texas A&M Commerce1/4/03 L 77-104 Commerce, Texas12/6/03 L 70-72 Home1/8/05 L 69-94 Commerce, Texas2/1/06 L 95-91 Home 2/22/06 L 80-82 Commerce, Texas1/31/07 L 83-102 Commerce, Texas2/21/07 L 81-92 Home 2/6/08 L 78-93 Home2/27/08 W 93-91 Commerce, Texas1/21/09 L 64-74 Home2/11/09 L 60-64 Commerce, Texas1/16/10 L 58-70 Commerce, Texas2/27/10 L 48-76 Home1/29/11 W 80-51 Home2/19/11 W 80-74 Commerce, Texas12/3/11 W 81-58 Home1/28/12 L 69-76 Commerce, Texas1/11/13 W 65-51 Home2/23/13 W 69-63 Commerce, Texas1/15/14 W 69-66 Home
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Last School 2 Desmond Henry*** G 6-4 180 SR Dallas, Texas / Irving HS
3 Zac Tabor# SG 6-2 185 JR Graford, Texas/ North Lake College
5 Deondre Ray# SF 6-5 165 JR Fort Worth, Texas/ McLennan CC
12 DJ Jackson# PG 6-0 185 JR Kansas City, Mo./ Oral Roberts
13 Cameron Lee# SG 6-3 200 JR Columbia, S.C./ Francis Marion
20 Matthew Don# PF/C 6-7 200 JR London, England/ Iowa Lakes Area CC
22 Jamal Brantley# SF 6-6 215 JR Columbia, S.C./Volunteer State CC
24 KeDorian Sullivan$ F 6-7 190 JR Memphis, Tenn. / Northeast Mississippi CC
Delvonte Pierre# SG 6-4 170 RS Lawton, Okla./ Seminole State
5 Deondre Ray# SF 6-5 165 JR Fort Worth, Texas/ McLennan CC
24 KeDorian Sullivan$ F 6-7 190 R-JR Memphis, Tenn. / Northeast Mississippi CC
3 Zac Tabor# SG 6-2 185 JR Graford, Texas/ North Lake College
University InformationLocation Lawton, OklahomaFounded 1908Enrollment 6,000Nickname AggiesMascot Ole KimColors Black and GoldAffiliation Lone Star (NCAA - II)Arena Aggie Gym (1,800)President Dr. John McArthur Athletic Director Jim Jackson
Men’s Basketball InformationHead Coach Nate GametAlma Mater Northwest Missouri State ‘08Cameron Record 19-20 (2nd)Career Record SameAssistant Coach Luke StuckeyAlma Mater Iowa Wesleyan ‘08Graduate Assistant Noah GreenburgAlma Mater Colorado State ‘10First Season of Competition 1968 (Four Year)Overall All-Time Record 714-630NCAA Tournament/Last 1/2013NAIA Tournament/Last 3/1980NJCAA Touranment/Last 7/1967
Media RelationsSports Information Don ViethOffice 580-581-2303Cell Phone. 580-583-2210E-Mail [email protected] Fax 580-581-5537Website cameronaggies.comFacebook facebook.com/cameronaggiesTwitter. twitter.com/cameronaggiesYoutube youtube.com/cameronaggies
2014-15 CAMERON UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL Nate Gamet is in his second season as head coach and seventh overall with the Cameron University men’s basketball program. Gamet is Cameron’s eleventh head basketball coach as a four-year institution and he has helped guide the Aggies to six postseason appearances, and their first NCAA Tournament appearance. Gamet has recruited some of the top talent to come to Cameron in the past decade and helped the Aggies maintain success over the last half-decade. In five years as an assistant, Gamet has helped guide the Aggies to four postseason berths and 74 wins. Since joining the men’s basketball team in 2008, Gamet has helped Cameron return to prominence making postseason appearances in four of the last five years. He has also recruited some of the region’s top talent, including 2012 LSC Player of the Year, Milton Garner, and 2013 LSC Player of the Year Craig Foster. Additionally, Gamet has had 11 All-Conference selections while at Cameron. Former Aggie standout Kallan Glasgow shined under Gamet receiving the NABC Honor Court award. The team also had a grade point average of over 3.0 in 2009-10. Gamet came to CU from Northwest Missouri State
University where he spent the five years as an assistant coach. During his tenure with the Bearcats, Gamet helped lead the team to three Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) championships and one regional championship. He also received his graduate degree in Athletic Administration from NMSU. During his career at NMSU, Gamet coached two All-Americans, two MIAA Players of the Year, one Freshman of the Year, five All-Conference players and two All-Region players. He also helped lead the Bearcat squad to a conference and two tournament championships, as well as a regional championship. Originally from Princeton, Missouri, Gamet lives in Lawton with his wife Katrina and children, Alexis and Avery Jane. His hobbies include family, friends, golf, and other outdoor activities. He attained his undergraduate and master’s degree from Northwest Missouri State.
ST. GREGORY’S RAY BRANTLEY MAYBERRY HENRY JACKSONUSAO RAY BRANTLEY MAYBERRY HENRY JACKSONNORTHWESTERN OK RAY BRANTLEY MAYBERRY HENRY JACKSONARKANSAS TECH RAY BRANTLEY MAYBERRY HENRY JACKSONDRURY RAY BRANTLEY MAYBERRY HENRY JACKSONEAST CENTRAL RAY BRANTLEY DON HENRY JACKSONOKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN RAY BRANTLEY DON HENRY JACKSONROGERS STATE RAY BRANTLEY DON HENRY JACKSONBACONE RAY SULLIVAN DON HENRY TABORSOUTHERN NAZARENE SULLIVAN LEE DON HENRY BARRONDALLAS CHRISTIAN SULLIVAN LEE DON HENRY BARRONNORTHWESTERN OK RAY SULLIVAN DON HENRY BARRONEASTERN NEW MEXICOWEST TEXAS A&MTEXAS A&M-COMMERCETARLETON STATETEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLEANGELO STATEMIDWESTERN STATETEXAS A&M-COMMERCETARLETON STATEEASTERN NEW MEXICOWEST TEXAS A&MTEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLEANGELO STATEMIDWESTERN STATE
Overall 8-4 LSC 0-0 Home 5-1 Away 3-2 Neutral 0-1 Region 1-1 Against ranked opponents 0-1 Overtime 0-1 Leading at half 6-1 Trailing at half 2-3 Tied at half 0-0 Last Minute Lead Change 0-2Outshoots Opponent 2-0Outshot by Opponent 6-3More Rebounds 8-1Fewer Rebounds 0-1Higher shooting pct. 8-3Lower shooting pct 0-1More Offensive Boards 5-1Less Offensive Boards 2-1More Turnovers 6-4Less Turnovers 2-0Player(s) Foul Out 3-3Opponent(s) Foul Out 2-3
Scores:59 and under 0-060-69 1-170-79 3-280-89 0-090-99 3-1100+ 1-0Opponent scores:59 and under 2-060-69 3-170-79 2-280-89 1-0
2014-15 AGGIE TEAM LEADERSPoints 161 RayPoints per Game 16.1 RayFG PCT (min 25) .659 Don 3 FG PCT.(min 20) .550 LeeFT PCT. (min 10) .806 JacksonTotal Rebounds 71 MayberryRebounds per Game 5.9 MayberryAssists 53 JacksonAssists per Game 4.4 FosterSteals 12 HenrySteals per Game 1.0 FosterBlocks 14 MayberryBlocks per Game 1.2 MayberryMinutes per Game 32.0 Ray
2014-15 GAME HIGHS/LOWSTeam HighsPoints 111 vs. Dallas Christian (12/20/14)
Rebounds 49 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma (1/3/15)
Assists 31 vs. Dallas Christian (12/20/14)
Steals 10 at Oklahoma Christian (12/6/14)
Turnovers 22 at Drury (11/28/14)Blocks 10 vs. East Central (11/19/14)
FG PCT. .621 vs. Dallas Christian (12/20/14)
3FG PCT. .600 vs. Science & Arts [OK] (11/15/14)
FT PCT. .833 vs. Dallas Christian (12/20/14)
Team LowsPoints 64 at Arkansas Tech (11/24/14)Rebounds 22 vs. Rogers State (12/13/14)Assists 10 at Southern Nazarene (12/19/14)Steals 0 vs. Science & Arts [OK] (11/15/14)Turnovers 8 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma (1/3/15)Blocks 0 at Southern Nazarene (12/19/14)FG PCT. .426 at Drury (11/28/14)3FG PCT. .158 at Oklahoma Christian (12/06/14)
INDIVIDUAL HIGHSPoints Brantley 25 vs. Dallas Christian (12/20/14)
Rebounds Henry 14 at Northwestern Okla. (11/22/14)
TEAM STATISTICS CU OPPSCORING 991 846 Points per game 82.6 70.5 Scoring margin +12.1 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 353-669 287-720 Field goal pct . 5 2 8 . 3 9 93 POINT FG-ATT 98-228 80-265 3-point FG pct . 4 3 0 . 3 0 2 3-pt FG made per game 8.2 6.7FREE THROWS-ATT 187-275 192-248 Free throw pct . 6 8 0 . 7 7 4 F-Throws made per game 15.6 16.0REBOUNDS 456 347 Rebounds per game 38.0 28.9 Rebounding margin +9.1 -ASSISTS 210 155 Assists per game 17.5 12.9TURNOVERS 167 134 Turnovers per game 13.9 11.2 Turnover margin -2.7 - Assist/turnover ratio 1.3 1.2STEALS 58 68 Steals per game 4.8 5.7BLOCKS 56 28 Blocks per game 4.7 2.3ATTENDANCE 3385 1485 Home games-Avg/Game 6-564 5-268 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 1-145
Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsCameron 487 495 9 991Opponents 420 416 10 846
Date Opponent Score Att.11/14/14 SAINT GREGORY'S W 93-73 76711/15/14 SCIENCE & ARTS (OKLA.) W 97-81 58411/22/14 at Northwestern Okla. W 78-54 55011/25/14 at Arkansas Tech L 64-66 23511/28/14 at Drury L 71-78 0
$ 11/29/14 vs East Central L o t 95-96 14512/06/14 at Oklahoma Christian W 68-61 25012/13/14 ROGERS STATE L 72-79 53712/16/14 BACONE W 97-73 38712/19/14 at Southern Nazarene W 73-66 30512/20/14 DALLAS CHRISTIAN W 111-66 47801/03/15 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. W 72-53 632
Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category
TEAM GAME-BY-GAME COMPARISON
Cameron Men's BasketballCameron Game-by-Game Highs (as of Jan 03, 2015)
Opponent Date Score Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocked shotsSAINT GREGORY'S 11/14/14 93-73 16-HENRY,Desmond 7 - C R O S S , J a m e s 5 - J A C K S O N , D J 3 - J A C K S O N , D J 2 - B R A N T L E Y , J a m a a l
H E N R Y , D e s m o n d M A Y B E R R Y , T a n kSCIENCE & ARTS (OKLA.) 11/15/14 97-81 21-RAY,Deondre 8 - M A Y B E R R Y , T a n k 8-BARRON, Bruce None 5 - R A Y , D e o n d r e
DON, Matthewat Northwestern Okla. 11/22/14 78-54 15-BRANTLEY,Jamaa 14-HENRY,Desmond 8 - J A C K S O N , D J 2 - R A Y , D e o n d r e 2 - M A Y B E R R Y , T a n kat Arkansas Tech 11/25/14 64-66 14-LEE,Cameron 6 - S U L L I V A N , K e D o r i a 4-BARRON, Bruce 2-BARRON, Bruce 1 - M A Y B E R R Y , T a n k
J A C K S O N , D J S U L L I V A N , K e D o r i aat Drury 11/28/14 71-78 21-BRANTLEY,Jamaa 5 - H E N R Y , D e s m o n d 3 - H E N R Y , D e s m o n d 2 - B R A N T L E Y , J a m a a l 2 - S U L L I V A N , K e D o r i a
BARRON, Bruce BARRON, Bruce H E N R Y , D e s m o n d B R A N T L E Y , J a m a a l
vs East Central 11/29/14 95-96 20-LEE,Cameron 9 - B R A N T L E Y , J a m a a l 5 - H E N R Y , D e s m o n d 4 - H E N R Y , D e s m o n d 2 - S U L L I V A N , K e D o r i a R A Y , D e o n d r e M A Y B E R R Y , T a n k
at Oklahoma Christian 12/06/14 68-61 20-RAY,Deondre 6 - H E N R Y , D e s m o n d 7 - H E N R Y , D e s m o n d 3 - H E N R Y , D e s m o n d 1 - S U L L I V A N , K e D o r i a DON, Matthew DON, Matthew
C R O S S , J a m e sROGERS STATE 12/13/14 72-79 19-RAY,Deondre 5 - H E N R Y , D e s m o n d 6 - J A C K S O N , D J 2 - H E N R Y , D e s m o n d 2 - R A Y , D e o n d r e
M A Y B E R R Y , T a n k H E N R Y , D e s m o n d M A Y B E R R Y , T a n kBACONE 12/16/14 97-73 20-RAY,Deondre 7 - S U L L I V A N , K e D o r i a 6 - J A C K S O N , D J 2-BARRON, Bruce 4 - S U L L I V A N , K e D o r i a
M A Y B E R R Y , T a n kat Southern Nazarene 12/19/14 73-66 14-LEE,Cameron 9 - M A Y B E R R Y , T a n k 4 - S U L L I V A N , K e D o r i a 1 - J A C K S O N , D J None
M A Y B E R R Y , T a n k L E E , C a m e r o n S U L L I V A N , K e D o r i a
DALLAS CHRISTIAN 12/20/14 111-66 25-BRANTLEY,Jamaa 10-BRANTLEY,Jamaa 11-BARRON, Bruce 3 - B R A N T L E Y , J a m a a l 2 - M A Y B E R R Y , T a n kNORTHWESTERN OKLA. 01/03/15 72-53 16-SULLIVAN,KeDori 8 - M A Y B E R R Y , T a n k 11-JACKSON,DJ 2 - R A Y , D e o n d r e 1 - C R O S S , J a m e s
L E E , C a m e r o n DON, Matthew DON, Matthew M A Y B E R R Y , T a n k H E N R Y , D e s m o n d
CAREER HIGHSPoints: 27 (11/9/13 vs. UT-Permian Basin)3-Pts.: 3 (2/1/14 at Midwestern St.)Rebounds: 14 (11/22/14 at Northwestern Oklahoma)Assists: 7 (12/6/14 at Oklahoma Christian)Blocks: 1 (last 1/3/15 vs. Northwestern)Steals: 4 (last 11/29/14 vs. ECU)Minutes: 36 (last 11/22/14 at Northwestern Oklahoma)
Cameron Men's BasketballCameron Individual Game-by-Game (as of Jan 03, 2015)
CAREER HIGHSPoints: 17 (12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)3-Pts.: 4 (12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)Rebounds: 4 (12/16/14 vs. Bacone)Assists: 2 (12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)Blocks: n/aSteals: 2 (12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)Minutes: 24 (12/16/14 vs. Bacone)
Cameron Men's BasketballCameron Individual Game-by-Game (as of Jan 03, 2015)
CAREER HIGHSPoints: 21 (11/15/14 vs. USAO)3-Pts.: 4 (last 12/13/14 vs. Roger’s State)Rebounds: 6 (12/16/14 vs. Bacone)Assists: 5 (12/16/14 vs. Bacone)Blocks: 5 (11/15/14 vs. USAO)Steals: 2 (last 1/3/15 vs. Northwestern OK)Minutes: 36 (last 12/6/14 at Oklahoma Christian)
Cameron Men's BasketballCameron Individual Game-by-Game (as of Jan 03, 2015)
JUNIOR, GUARD, 6-0KANSAS CITY, MO.ARCHBISHOP O’HARA HS
CAREER HIGHSPoints: 15 (12/13/14 vs. Rogers State)3-Pts.: 4 (last 11/25/14 vs. Arkansas Tech)Rebounds: 6 (11/22/14 at Northwestern OK)Assists: 8 (11/22/14 at Northwestern OK)Blocks: 1 (11/22/14 at Northwestern OK)Steals: 3 (11/14/14 vs St. Gregory’s)Minutes: 33 (last 12/13/14 vs. Rogers State)
Cameron Men's BasketballCameron Individual Game-by-Game (as of Jan 03, 2015)
CAREER HIGHSPoints: 20 (11/29/14 vs. East Central)3-Pts.: 6 (11/29/14 vs. East Central)Rebounds: 6 (11/14/14 vs. St. Gregory’s)Assists: 6 (12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)Blocks: 1 (11/29/14 vs. East Central)Steals: 1 (last 1/3/15 vs. Northwestern)Minutes: 31 (12/19/14 at Southern Nazarene)
Cameron Men's BasketballCameron Individual Game-by-Game (as of Jan 03, 2015)
JUNIOR, CENTER, 6-8LONDON, ENGLAND, U.K.ARCHBISHOP LAFRANC HS
CAREER HIGHSPoints: 17 (12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)3-Pts.: n/aRebounds: 8 (last 1/3/15 vs. Northwestern OK)Assists: 1 (last 1/3/15 vs. Northwestern)Blocks: 3 (11/15/14 vs. USAO)Steals: n/aMinutes: 30 (12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)
Cameron Men's BasketballCameron Individual Game-by-Game (as of Jan 03, 2015)
CAREER HIGHSPoints: 25 (12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)3-Pts.: 2 (12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)Rebounds: 10 (12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)Assists: 4 (last 12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)Blocks: 2 (11/14/14 vs. St. Gregory’s)Steals: 3 (12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)Minutes: 28 (11/29/14 at East Central)
Cameron Men's BasketballCameron Individual Game-by-Game (as of Jan 03, 2015)
CAREER HIGHSPoints: 16 (1/3/15 vs Northwestern OK)3-Pts.: 1 (last 12/16/14 vs. Bacone)Rebounds: 7 (12/16/14 vs. Bacone)Assists: 4 (12/19/14 at Southern Nazarene)Blocks: 4 (12/16/14 vs. Bacone)Steals: 2 (12/6/14 at Oklahoma Christian)Minutes: 31 (12/19/14 at Southern Nazarene)
Cameron Men's BasketballCameron Individual Game-by-Game (as of Jan 03, 2015)
CAREER HIGHSPoints: 5 (11/14/14 vs. St. Gregory’s)3-Pts.: n/aRebounds: 7 (11/14/14 vs. St. Gregory’s)Assists: n/aBlocks: 1 (last 1/3/15 vs. Northwestern OK)Steals: n/aMinutes: 11 (11/14/14 vs. St. Gregory’s)
Cameron Men's BasketballCameron Individual Game-by-Game (as of Jan 03, 2015)
CAREER HIGHSPoints: 19 (11/15/14 vs. USAO)3-Pts.: 3 (last 12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)Rebounds: 7 (12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)Assists: 11 (12/20/14 vs. Dallas Christian)Blocks: 1 (11/14/14 vs. St. Gregory’s)Steals: 2 (11/25/14 at Arkansas Tech)Minutes: 33 (12/19/14 at Southern Nazarene)
Cameron Men's BasketballCameron Individual Game-by-Game (as of Jan 03, 2015)
SENIOR, CENTER, 6-10CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXASJOHN PAUL II HS
CAREER HIGHSPoints: 11 (last 1/13/13 vs. NW Oklahoma)3-Pts.: n/aRebounds: 9 (last 12/19/14 at Southern Nazarene)Assists: 3 (11/14/14 vs. Saint Gregory’s)Blocks: 3 (11/13/13 vs. NW Oklahoma)Steals: 1 (last 12/19/14 at Southern Nazarene)Minutes: 24 (11/22/14 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma)
Cameron Men's BasketballCameron Individual Game-by-Game (as of Jan 03, 2015)
Games played: 12 Rebounds/game: 2.1Turnovers/game: 1.0
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Single-Season Scoring (by average) - Four Year Era Only Avg. Player Season Games Pts1. 27.7 Jerry Davenport 1971-72 24 6642. 26.7 Jerry Davenport 1972-73 25 6683. 25.9 Jerry Davenport 1970-71 25 6474. 22.5 Freddie McKenney 1980-81 35 7885. 22.3 Jerry Davenport 1973-74 28 6246. 21.8 Larry Dougherty 1985-86 18 3937. 21.5 Carlos Mayes 1989-90 28 603 8. 20.9 John Derrick 1977-78 27 5659. 20.6 Leroy Jackson 1978-79 39 80410. 20.5 John Derrick 1976-77 27 553
Career Rebounding - Four Year Era Only Reb. Player Seasons Games Avg.1. 1177 Mike Fleming 1969-73 103 11.02. 716 Rodger Smith 1969-73 97 7.43. 640 John Derrick 1976-78 54 11.94. 594 Mack Randall 1982-84 66 8.55. 542 Damon Harris 1983-85 62 8.7 6. 529 Kallen Glasgow 2008-10 75 7.17. 524 Marcus Girtmon 2001-05 106 5.08. 491 Larry Dougherty 1985-88 80 7.29. 471 Eric Wiley 1989-92 84 5.610. 462 Tony Phillips 1997-98 49 9.4
Single-Season Rebounding (by average) - Four Year Era Only Avg. Player Season Games Reb.1. 12.0 John Derrick 1977-78 27 3252. 12.0 Mike Fleming 1971-72 27 3243. 11.7 Mike Fleming 1972-73 26 3044. 11.7 John Derrick 1976-77 27 3155. 11.6 Ben Matthews 1968-69 27 3136. 10.8 Mike Fleming 1970-71 26 2807. 10.7 Leslie Malone 2007-08 27 2898. 10.4 Mack Randall 1982-83 32 3369. 10.4 Ralph Palomar 1973-74 30 31210. 10.4 Harold Hurst 1969-70 23 239
Career Assists (since 1977) Asst Player Seasons Games Avg.1. 409 Andre King 1977-80 96 4.32. 350 Craig Foster 2010-14 91 3.83. 341 Jeff Wilson 1978-80 63 5.44. 322 Carlos Mayes 1987-90 83 3.85. 232 Damon Harris 1983-85 80 2.96. 185 Todd Jones 1998-00 49 3.77. 185 Sean Thomas 1990-92 55 3.38. 182 Milton Garner 2009-12 80 2.88. 162 Terry Jones 1986-90 94 1.710. 161 Greg Patterson 1993-96 79 2.0
All-Time Single Game Highs (Junior College / Four Year)Scoring53 Tommy Starks vs. Arkansas Baptist 2/18/8550 Freddie McKenney vs. Oklahoma Science & Arts 198150 Jim Barnes vs. OKC University Freshman 2/24/6250 Jim Barnes vs. Oklahoma Freshman 2/7/6149 Jim Barnes vs. Northeastern 2/21/6147 Jerry Davenport vs. Oklahoma Baptist 12/10/7244 Jim Barnes vs. Bacone 1/27/6143 Jerry Davenport vs. Howard Payne 11/28/7043 Larry Dougherty vs. Paul Quinn 198742 Simmie Hill vs. St. Gregory’s 12/14/6742 Jerry Davenport vs. Midwestern State 11/27/7142 John Derrick vs. Wiley College 197841 Jerry Davenport vs. Southwestern Oklahoma 2/14/7440 Jerry Davenport vs. Southeastern Oklahoma 11/12/7240 Leroy Jackson vs. Southwestern Oklahoma 1/6/7940 Simmie Hiil vs. Amarillo College 12/12/67
Rebounding26 Ray Franklin vs. Southwestern 198025 Kallen Glasgow vs. Hillsdale Free-Will Baptist 11/15/0822 Tom King vs. Connors@ 3/5/5922 Mike Fleming vs. Sam Houston State 197022 Mike Fleming vs. Phillips 2/24/7322 John Derrick vs. Wiley College 197822 Ray Franklin vs. Tri-State (Ind.) 3/14/7922 Mack Randall vs. Southern 198321 Ralph Palomar vs. Southwest Texas State 1/3/7420 Harold Hurst vs. Oral Roberts 2/25/6920 Ben Matthews vs. Missouri Southern 2/22/6920 Mike Fleming vs. Northeastern State 197020 John Derrick vs. Arkansas-Little Rock 1976
Assists15 Todd Jones vs. Central Oklahoma 199915 Paul Taylor vs. Colorado School of Mines 199715 Jerry Davenport vs. New Mexico Highlands 11/23/7314 Andre King vs. Oklahoma Christian 3/2/7914 Ray Franklin vs. St. Augustine 3/12/8013 Tony Phillips vs. West Texas A&M 199713 Greg Patterson vs. Central Oklahoma 199613 Jerry Davenport vs. Southeastern Oklahoma 1/22/7413 Frank Ragland vs. Wiley College 2/11/7513 Steve Allgoewer vs. Panhandle State 1/28/7513 Mike Babb vs. Arkansas Baptist 1983
Miscellaneous Game Records FG Attempts 31 Sean Thomas, vs. Central Okla. (2/27/92)FG Made 21 Tommy Starkes, vs. Ark. Baptist (1/18/85)3FG Attempts 20 Devon Crabtree, vs. Northwood (2/28/13)3FG Made 10 Devon Crabtree, vs. Northwood (2/28/13) 10 Dave Smith, vs. East Central (2/28/09)FT Made 16 Larry Dougherty, vs. Midwestern (2/15/86)FT Attempts 22 Brian Colbert, vs. SWOSU (2/12/02)Steals 8 Matt Reid, vs. Midwestern (1/5/06)Blocks 5 Mezel Prater, vs. SW Baptist (12/4/89) Arthur Trousdell, vs. ACU (1/13/05)Single Game – Team Points 143 vs. Metro State (12/4/76) Combined Points 233 vs. Howard (11/28/76)Largest Win 80 vs. Metro State (12/4/76)FG Attempts 96 vs. Arkansas Baptist (11/19/93)FG Made 65 vs. Metro State (12/4/76)FG % .667 vs. USAO (1/28/95)3FG Attempts 44 vs. SE Okla. (2/8/01)3FG Made 19 vs. East Central (2/28/09)FT Attempts 48 vs. McMurry (11/16/90)FT Made 30 vs. Midwestern (11/25/91)Rebounds 58 vs. Central Okla. (1/13/00)Assists 41 vs. Jarvis Christian (1981)Steals 27 vs. Ambassador Univ. (12/4/96)Blocks 9 vs. Northwood (2/28/13) 8 vs. Oklahoma City (11/27/90) 8 vs. SW Baptist (12/4/89)
