WT Men's Basketball Game Notes (3-11-17)

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2016-17 WT BASKETBALL GAME NOTES GAME 33: TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE (REGIONAL SEMIFINALS)
NOVEMBER
4 vs. (RV) Azusa Pacific ! W, 86-72
5 vs. St. Cloud State ! W, 83-70
6 vs. #23 Arkansas-Fort Smith ! W, 94-86
11 #15 Fort Lewis W, 90-82
12 New Mexico Highlands W, 92-77
17 at Lubbock Christian L, 86-95
22 Oklahoma Panhandle State W, 105-66
25 Wayne State College ^ W, 92-74
26 Southern Nazarene ^ W, 82-81 OT
DECEMBER
1 Western New Mexico * W, 91-55
3 Eastern New Mexico * W, 92-86
6 UT Permian Basin * W, 89-80
10 at New Mexico Highlands W, 82-55
18 vs. #12 Western Washington # W, 90-83
19 vs. Rollins # W, 89-68
31 #5 Oklahoma City W, 95-63
JANUARY
5 at Midwestern State * L, 78-84
7 at Cameron * W, 100-98 4OT
12 #17 Angelo State * W, 104-96
14 Texas A&M-Kingsville * W, 80-65
19 at #11 Tarleton State * L, 73-91
21 at (RV) Texas A&M-Commerce* L, 103-104 OT
26 at Eastern New Mexico * L, 83-96
28 at Western New Mexico * W, 76-61
FEBRUARY
4 at #25 UT Permian Basin * L, 73-77
9 Cameron * W, 87-82
11 Midwestern State * W, 80-74
16 at Texas A&M-Kingsville * L, 59-76
18 at Angelo State * W, 90-81
23 Texas A&M-Commerce * W, 100-98
25 #15 Tarleton State * W, 74-65
MARCH
2017 LSC Championship (Allen, TX)
3 #6 Seed Texas A&M-Kingsville L, 63-68
2017 NCAA South Central Regionals (Golden, CO)
11 #6 Seed Texas-A&M-Commerce W, 97-86
12 # 7 Seed Texas A&M-Kingsville 6 p.m. CT
14 Regional Championship 8 p.m. CT
2017 NCAA Division II Elite Eight (Sioux Falls, S.D.)
22 National Quarterfinals TBD
23 National Semifinals TBD
25 National Championship TBD
All times are Central and subject to change
Rankings come from the newest NABC DII Top-25
* - Lone Star Conference game
! - CCA Division II Tipoff Classic (Anaheim, CA)
^ - Pak-A-Sak WT Thanksgiving Classic (Canyon, TX)
# - South Point Holiday Hoops Classic (Las Vegas, NV)
2016-17 SCHEDULE/RESULTS
COMING UP
The third seeded Buffaloes of West Texas A&M
take on the seventh seeded Javelinas of Texas
A&M-Kingsville for the fourth time this season on
Sunday night in Golden, Colorado during the
2017 NCAA Division II South Central Regional
Semifinals at Lockrige Arena.
- SCOUTING THE OPPONENT
TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE
The Javelinas are led by third year head coach
Johnny Estelle who was named the 16th head
coach in TAMUK history on April 21, 2014. Estelle
played for the Javelinas following by coaching
stops at Navarro College and the University of
Houston.
TAMUK enters Sunday with an overall record
of 19-11 following a buzzer-beater win over
LSC Champion UT Permian Basin on Satur-
day afternoon as Marcus Frazier banked in a
game-winner in the Regional Quarterfinals as
time expired, 74-71.
The Javelinas are led offensively by Duan
Wright who has gone 113-of-261 from the field
including 35-of-113 from behind the arc and
112-of-148 from the free throw line to average
12.4 points per game this season followed
by Trey Sumpter with 10.9 points per contest.
TAMUK has gone 695-of-1735 (40.1%) from the
field this season including 224-of-700 (32%) from
deep and 432-of-637 (68.9%) from the free
throw line while averaging 35.5 (-2.0) rebounds
and 68.2 (+1.9) points per game so far this
season.
THE SERIES vs. TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE
The Buffs lead the all-time series against the
Javelinas, 47-25 with the Javelinas taking two of
three meetings bettwen the two teams this sea-
son including a 68-63 decision in the LSC Quar-
tertinals. Sunday will mark the first ever meeting
between the two teams in the NCAA Postsea-
son. West Texas A&M picked up their first NCAA
Tournament win since 2000-01 on Saturday
afternoon while TAMUK registered their first win
in the NCAA Postseason in program history.
WT IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT
The Buffs (25-8) enter the tournament for the first
time since the 2011-12 campaign as third year
head coach Tom Brown has led the Buffs to
back-to-back 20 win seasons and three straight
appearances in the LSC Championships. WT
has claimed the most wins (25) since the 1997-
98 campaign while finishing a perfect 15-0 in-
side of the First United Bank Center this season.
It will mark the 14th overall appearance in the
NCAA Division II Tournament for the Buffs since
1986-87 as they have gone 6-15 (.286) overall in
the postseason with a run to the NCAA Division
II Elite Eight in 1997-98.
- A LOOK BACK
TAMUC RECAP
The third-seeded West Texas A&M men’s
basketball team picked up their first NCAA
Tournament win since 2001 on Saturday
afternoon as they topped Texas A&M-
Commerce, 97-86 inside of Lockridge Arena in
Golden, Colorado.
The Buffs went 29-of-62 (46.8%) from the floor in
the game including 8-of-25 (32%) from deep
and 31-of-36 (86.1%) from the free throw line
with 44 rebounds (14 offensive, 30 defensive),
13 assists, 12 turnovers, two blocks and three
steals. WT was led offensively by Ryan Quaid
and Eric Golightly Jr. who scored 29 points
each as Quaid finished the afternoon with 18
rebounds for the double-double.
LAST MEETING WITH TAMUK (MAR. 3, 2017)
The third-seeded West Texas A&M men’s
basketball team dropped a 68-63 decision
to No. 6-seed Texas A&M-Kingsville Friday
afternoon in the quarterfinal round of the
2017 Lone Star Conference Men’s Basketball
Championship.
The Buffs went 22-of-52 (42.3%) from the floor in
the game including 7-of-27 (25.9%) from deep
and 12-of-17 (70.6%) from the free throw line
with 36 rebounds (five offensive, 26 defensive),
12 assists, 14 turnovers, four blocks and four
steals. WT was led offensively by Ryan Quaid
and Eric Golightly Jr. who scored 17 points
each as Quaid finished the afternoon with nine
rebounds.
MBB Contact: Brent Seals
E-Mail: bseals@wtamu.edu
Office: 806.651.4442
Cell: 806.674.7050
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West Texas A&M
BUFFALOES
25-8 (12-6 LSC)
Date......................................Mar. 12
Venue..................Lockridge Arena
Location...........Golden, Colorado
Live Stats...........CSMOrediggers.com
Video................CSMOrediggers.com
Audio....................987JackFM.com
vs. TAMUK..............WT Leads, 47-25
Series Beginning..................1938-39
Last Meeting................Mar. 3, 2017
Result..........................TAMUK, 68-63
Streak.........................TAMUK, Win 2
Texas A&M-Kingsville
JAVELINAS
19-11 (10-8 LSC)
TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE • SUNDAY, MARCH 12TH • GOLDEN, COLORADO

2016-17 BUFFALO BASKETBALL GAME NOTES
WTAMU Quick Facts
UNIVERSITY INFORMATION
General
Location.................................. Canyon, Texas 79015
Founded...............................................................1910
Enrollment...........................................................9,850
Colors............................................... Maroon & White
Nickname........................................... Buffaloes/Buffs
Affiliation........................................... NCAA Division II
Conference.......................... Lone Star Conference
President................................. Dr. Walter V. Wendler
Athletic Director..........................Michael McBroom
Arena.................................. First United Bank Center
Capacity.............................................................4,800
Athletic Department Phone.............(806) 651-4400
Ticketing & Donor Relations.....................Casey Lish
Ticket Office........................................(806) 651-1414
Athletic Website.....................www.gobuffsgo.com
Media Relations
Assistant Director/MBB Contact.............Brent Seals
Office Phone.......................................(806) 651-4442
E-Mail Address.......................... bseals@wtamu.edu
Media Relations Office Fax...............(806) 651-4409
Mailing Address........................... WTAMU Box 60049
Canyon, Texas 79016
Athletic Website....................www.GoBuffsGo.com
Athletics Twitter....................................@WTAthletics
Athletics Facebook...................... .com/WTAthletics
Athletics Hashtag...................................#BuffNation
Men’s Basketball Information
Head Coach.....................Tom Brown (3rd Season)
Overall Record (Entering ‘16-17)...........38-22 (.633)
Alma Mater...................................Winona State, ‘93
Basketball Office Phone....................(806) 651-2697
Associate Head Coach..........................Chris Gove
Assistant Coach......................... Quincy Henderson
Assistant Coach.........................................Dan Kratz
Head Athletic Trainer...............................Chris Dane
Strength & Conditioning....................... Matt Segura
LSC Players of the Week
2016-17 OFFENSIVE
Date Player, School
11/16 Daeshon Francis, UTPB
11/22 Daeshon Francis, UTPB (2)
11/29 CoRnell Neal, ENMU
12/5 Ridell Camidge, TSU
12/14 David Chavlovich, WT
12/20 Ridell Camidge, TSU (2)
1/3 David Chavlovich, WT (2)
1/9 Devante Pullum, MSU
1/16 Ridell Camidge, TSU (3)
1/23 Delvonte Pierre, CU
1/30 Chantz Chambers, TSU
2/6 Daeshon Francis, UTPB (3)
2/13 David Chavlovich, WT (3)
2/20 James McPherson, UTPB
2/27 Johnnie Lacy, UTPB
2016-17 DEFENSIVE
Date Player, School
11/16 Dorian Armstrong, TAMUC
11/22 Justin Hollins, ASU
11/29 Igor Ibaka, MSU
12/5 Romond Jenkins, TSU
12/14 Carl White, WT
12/20 Romond Jenkings, TSU (2)
1/3 Justin Hollins, ASU (2)
1/9 Dorian Armstrong, TAMUC (2)
1/16 Sammy Allen, UTPB
1/23 Sammy Allen, UTPB (2)
1/30 Dorian Armstrong, TAMUC (3)
2/6 Romond Jenkins, TSU (3)
2/13 Romond Jenkins, TSU (4)
2/20 Marquieth Russell, TAMUC
2/27 Sammy Allen, UTPB (4)
Previous Games (Last 10)
WEST TEXAS A&M (7-3)
Date Opponent H/A/N W/L......Score
1/28 Western N.M. * A W.......76-61
2/5 #25 UTPB * A L........73-77
2/9 Cameron * H W.......87-82
2/11 Midwestern State * H W.......80-74
2/16 A&M-Kingsville * A L........59-76
2/18 Angelo State * A W.......90-81
2/23 A&M-Commerce * H W.....100-98
2/25 #15 Tarleton State * H W.......74-65
3/4 A&M-Kingsville ! N L........63-68
3/11 A&M-Commerce ^ N W.......97-86
TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE (6-4)
Date Opponent H/A/N W/L......Score
2/4 Cameron * H W.........58-56
2/9 #11 Tarleton State * A L..........41-78
2/11 A&M-Commerce * A L..........59-77
2/16 West Texas A&M * H W.........74-59
2/18 UT Permian Basin * H L.... 81-87ot3
2/23 Western N.M. * A W.........74-61
2/25 Eastern N.M. * A W.........53-51
3/3 West Texas A&M ! N W.........68-63
3/4 Angelo State ! N L..........60-74
3/11 UT Permian Basin ^ N W.........74-71
* - Conference Contest
! - Conference Tournament
^ - NCAA South Central Regionals
S.C. Regional Schedule
Saturday, February 11th
WT 97, TAMUC 86
TAMUK 74, UTPB 71
CSM 90, UAFS 79
FLC 94, TSU 90 OT
Sunday, February 12th
WT vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville
Colorado Mines vs. Fort Lewis
Tuesday, February 14th
Regional Championship
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Texas A&M-Kingsville Probable Starters
NABC DIVISION II TOP-25 POLL (MAR. 7)
Northwest Missouri State picked up 14 of the possible 16 first place
votes to sit atop of the poll with 398 points followed by Bellarmine (1
first place, 379), Fairmont State (349), Hawai’i Pacific (1 first place,
345), Kentucky Wesleyan (335), Queens, N.C. (316), West Liberty
(299), Indiana, Pa. (286), Shippensburg (265) and Kutztown (261) to
round out the top ten.
The South Central Region was represented by Colorado School of
Mines (11th), UT Permian Basin (17th), Fort Lewis (23rd) and Tarleton
State (RV).
LIVE COVERAGE
The Colorado School of Mines Athletic Communications Department
will provide live stats and video for al games during the 2017 NCAA
South Central Regionals. Fans can also listen to the WT contests on
98.7 JackFM with Kent Johnson providing the call. Visit the Men’s Bas-
ketball Schedule Page at GoBuffsGo.com for links.
ALL-LONE STAR CONFERENCE
West Texas A&M’s David Chavlovich was named to the All-Lone Star
Conference 1st Team during Wednesday annual postseason awards
banquet in Allen, Texas. Jordan Evans was named to the All-LSC 2nd
Team while Ryan Quaid and Eric Golightly Jr. were honored for their
efforts in the classroom as members of the LSC All-Academic Team.
THE ROAD TO SIOUX FALLS
The 64-team field for the 2017 NCAA DII Men’s Basketball Champion-
ship will begin the Road to Sioux Falls this weekend as Regional Tour-
nament takes place on March 11-14 with the top seed in each of the
eight regions across the country hosting the single-elimination event.
The 2016 NCAA Division II Elite Eight will take place in Sioux Falls, South
Dakota on March 22-25 at the Sanford Pentagon.
LAST 10 MEETINGS (WT, 8-2)
March 3, 2017 (Allen, Texas) - TAMUK 68, WT 63
February 16, 2017 (Kingsville, Texas) - TAMUK 76, WT 59
Jan. 14, 2017 (Canyon, Texas) - WT 80, TAMUK 65
Feb. 6, 2016 (Kingsville, Texas) - WT 75, TAMUK 62
Feb. 17, 2015 (Canyon, Texas) - WT 74, TAMUK 68
Jan. 17, 2015 (Kingsville, Texas) - WT 71, TAMUK 52
Feb. 8, 2014 (Kingsville, Texas) - WT 58, TAMUK 51
Feb. 23, 2013 (Canyon, Texas) - WT 57, TAMUK 56
2016-17 WT BASKETBALL GAME NOTES @WTATHLETICS | #BUFFNATION
Elliot
Taylor
Trey
Sumpter
Duan
Wright
Caelen
Neal
Derrick
Byrd
3 21
2
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13

# School (1st) Rec. Pts. Prev.
1. N.W. Missouri St. (14) 29-1 398 3
2. Bellarmine (1) 28-3 379 4
3. Fairmont State 29-2 349 1
4. Hawai’i Pacific (1) 28-2 345 6
5. Kentucky Wesleyan 28-2 335 7
6. Queens 28-3 316 10
7. West Liberty 28-3 299 11
8. Indiana 27-3 286 2
9. Shippensburg 26-3 265 13
10. Kutztown 26-3 261 5
11. Colo. School of Mines 27-4 241 14
12. Western Washington 25-5 214 15
13. California Baptist 25-4 197 8
14. Ferris State 27-4 188 17
15. Lincoln Memorial 26-5 175 9
16. Southern Indiana 25-4 158 12
17. UT-Permian Basin 26-5 144 23
18. Southwest Minn. State 26-5 117 24
19. UC San Diego 25-5 104 NR
20. Valdosta State 26-5 86 16
21. Alabama-Huntsville 24-7 75 NR
22. San Francisco State 25-5 59 19
23. Fort Lewis 25-6 54 21
24. Le Moyne 22-6 43 20
25. Findlay 23-6 37 18
RECEIVING VOTES: Pfeiffer (N.C.) 23,
St. Thomas Aquinas (N.Y.) 23, Tarleton
State (Texas) 8, Saint Anselm (N.H.) 4,
MSU Moorhead (Minn.) 3, Southern New
Hampshire 2.
NABC Division II Top-25 (Mar. 7)
#3 Jordan Evans
G • 6-5 • JR
Houston, Texas
#2 Eric Golightly Jr.
G • 6-1 • SR
Chickasha, Oklahoma
#10 Eric Mosley
G • 6-5 • SO
Gilbert, Arizona
West Texas A&M
Scoring
86.6
+8.0
Field Goals
925-2051
.451
3-PT Field Goals
316-943
.335
9.6
Free Throws
692-940
.736
Rebounds
38.1
+1.5
Team Statistics
Scoring
Points Per Game
Scoring Margin
Field Goals
Attempted
Field Goal %
3-PT Field Goals
Attempted
3-PT Field Goal %
3-PT Made Per Game
Free Throws
Attempted
Free Throw %
Rebounds
Rebounds Per Game
Rebounding Margin
Texas A&M-Kingsville
Scoring
68.2
+1.9
Field Goals
695-1735
.401
3-PT Field Goals
224-700
.320
7.5
Free Throws
432-627
.689
Rebounds
35.5
-2.0
West Texas A&M Probable Starters
12 13 9814 10 11
GameDay
A&K-Kingsville
Golden, CO
6 p.m. CT
Practice
T.B.D.
GameDay
Finals
Golden, CO
8 p.m. CT
Practice
T.B.D.
FUBC
Travel Day Practice
T.B.D.
GameDay
A&M-Commerce
Golden, CO
W, 97-86
Sunday Monday
ThisWeek...
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday SaturdayFriday
2016-17
PPG 9.3
RPG 2.5
FG% .482
FT% .784
Assists 46
Steals 19

2016-17
PPG 1.8
RPG 1.3
FG% .424
FT% .545
Assists 4
Steals 15

2016-17
PPG 6.0
RPG 4.0
FG% .623
FT% .647
Assists 3
Blocks 29

2016-17 Texas A&M-Kingsville Javelinas
No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown
00 Dominique Bradley Fr. C 6-7 San Antonio, Texas
1 Christian Bambrook Jr. F 6-8 Eddyville, Iowa
2 Caelan Neal Jr. G 6-1 Olathe, Kansas
3 Trey Sumpter Jr. G 6-5 Birmingham, Alabama
4 Will West Jr. G 6-3 Clear Lake, Texas
5 Tim Singleton Sr. G 6-2 Dallas, Texas
10 Derrick Byrd Jr. G 5-9 Atlanta, Georgia
11 Marcus Frazier Sr. G 5-10 Arlington, Texas
12 Thomas Diaz Sr. F 6-4 Bogota, Columbia
13 Duan Wright Sr. F 6-2 Alexandria, Louisiana
21 Elliot Taylor Jr. F 6-7 Houston, Texas
23 Robert Christian Fr. G 6-3 San Antonio, Texas
31 Hector Ruiz Fr. G 6-1 Edinburg, Texas
32 Kyre Edwards So. G 6-2 Bay City, Texas
33 Robert Stevenson So. F 6-7 Houston, Texas
55 Justin Jones Jr. G 6-4 Cypress, Texas
Head Coach: Johnny Estelle
Assistant Coaches: Mark Mathew / Omar Gonzalez
2016-17
PPG 13.5
RPG 4.5
FG% .429
FT% .835
Assists 29
Steals 20

#24 Skyler O’Laughlin
C • 6-11 • SR
Elkhorn, Wisconsin
#1 David Chavlovich
G • 5-11 • JR
Arlington, Texas
2016-17
PPG 20.5
RPG 4.1
FG% .405
FT% .765
Assists 131
Steals 46

WT’s Record When...
At Home.......................................................... 15-0
On the Road..................................................... 4-7
On a Neutral Court.......................................... 6-1
GAME SITUATIONS
Leading or tied at Half.................................. 22-1
Trailing at Half................................................... 3-7
Leading with 5:00 left (regulation)............... 22-1
Trailing or Tied with 5:00 left............................ 3-7
In Overtime Games......................................... 2-1
SCORING
WT scores less than 60 points.......................... 0-1
WT scores between 60-69............................... 0-1
WT scores between 90-99............................. 10-0
WT scores 100+ points...................................... 4-1
Opponent scores less than 60........................ 2-0
Opponent scores between 60-69.................. 6-1
Opponent scores 100+.................................... 0-1
Games decided by 3 points or less............... 3-1
Games decided by 4-9 points...................... 10-4
Games decided by 10-19 points.................... 6-3
Games decided by 20 or more points.......... 5-0
DAYS OF THE WEEK
On Monday...................................................... 1-0
On Tuesday....................................................... 2-0
On Wednesday................................................ 0-0
On Thursday...................................................... 4-5
On Friday........................................................... 3-1
On Saturday.................................................... 13-2
On Sunday........................................................ 2-0
In November..................................................... 8-1
In December.................................................... 7-0
In January......................................................... 4-4
In February........................................................ 5-2
In March............................................................ 1-1
vs. Ranked Opponents.................................... 6-2
vs. South Central Regional Opponents....... 18-8
(Lone Star, Rocky Mountain, Heartland)
vs. D-II Non-Regional Opponents................... 6-0
vs. Non-DII Opponents..................................... 1-0
2016-17 Numerical Roster
No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown
0 Drew Evans G 6-3 Fr. Chicago, Illinois
1 David Chavlovich G 5-11 Jr. Arlington, Texas
2 Eric Golightly Jr. G 6-1 Sr. Chickasha, Oklahoma
3 Jordan Evans G 6-5 Jr. Houston, Texas
5 Jordan Collins G 6-0 Fr. Houston, Texas
10 Eric Mosley G 6-5 So. Gilbert, Arizona
11 Tommy Gove G 5-11 Jr. Waconia, Minnesota
14 Joseph Prince G 5-10 Sr. Palmdale, California
15 Ryan Quaid G 6-6 So. Fort Collins, Colorado
20 Rylan Gerber G 6-3 Jr. Dumas, Texas
24 Skyler O’Laughlin C 6-11 Sr. Elkhorn, Wisconsin
35 Carl White G 6-6 So. Chicago, Illinois
40 Garrett Brockman G 6-2 Sr. Amarillo, Texas
2016-17 Alphabetical Roster
No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown
40 Garrett Brockman G 6-2 Sr. Amarillo, Texas
1 David Chavlovich G 5-11 Jr. Arlington, Texas
5 Jordan Collins G 6-0 Fr. Houston, Texas
0 Drew Evans G 6-3 Fr. Chicago, Illinois
3 Jordan Evans G 6-5 Jr. Houston, Texas
20 Rylan Gerber G 6-3 Jr. Dumas, Texas
2 Eric Golightly Jr. G 6-1 Sr. Chickasha, Oklahoma
11 Tommy Gove G 5-11 Jr. Waconia, Minnesota
10 Eric Mosley G 6-5 So. Gilbert, Arizona
24 Skyler O’Laughlin C 6-11 Sr. Elkhorn, Wisconsin
14 Joseph Prince G 5-10 Sr. Palmdale, California
15 Ryan Quaid G 6-6 So. Fort Collins, Colorado
35 Carl White G 6-6 So. Chicago, Illinois
2016-17 Starting Lineup Game-By-Game
Date G G G G C/G Record
11/4 Chavlovich Evans Walton Brockman O’Laughlin 1-0
11/17 Chavlovich Evans Walton Prince O’Laughlin 0-1
11/22 Chavlovich Evans White Prince O’Laughlin 1-0
12/19 Chavlovich Evans Gove Prince O’Laughlin 1-0
12/31 Chavlovich Evans Golightly Jr. Gove O’Laughlin 1-0
1/5 Chavlovich Evans Golightly Jr. Gove O’Laughlin 1-1
1/7 Gove Evans White Brockman O’Laughlin 1-0
1/12 Chavlovich Evans Golightly Jr. Gove White 1-0
1/14 Golightly Jr. Evans Gove Quaid White 1-0
1/19 Chavlovich Evans Gove Quaid White 1-1
1/21 Chavlovich Prince Gove Evans White 0-1
1/26 Chavlovich Prince Gove Evans Quaid 0-1
1/28 Chavlovich Golightly Jr. Gove Evans Quaid 1-0
2/4 Chavlovich Evans Gove Quaid White 1-2
2/9 Chavlovich Golightly Jr. Mosley Evans O’Laughlin 1-0
3/2 Gove Golightly Jr. Mosley Evans O’Laughlin 0-1
3/12 - - - - - -
Last Time Out...

Season 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Dates
1986-87 9 9 7 6 12 6 10 5 10 Jan. 6 - Mar. 2
1987-88 16 17 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Jan. 4 - Feb. 29
1988-89 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Jan. 16 - Mar. 6
1989-90 -- -- 17 16 -- -- -- -- Jan. 15 - Mar. 5
1990-91 14 18 T11 11 10 17 -- -- Jan. 14 - Mar. 4
1991-92 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Jan. 6 - Mar. 2
1992-93 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Jan. 4 - Mar. 1
1993-94 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Jan. 3 - Feb. 28
1994-95 -- 18 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Jan. 1 - Feb. 26
1995-96 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Dec. 11 - Feb. 26
1996-97 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Dec. 10 - Feb. 25
1997-98 -- -- 15 14 10 9 15 8 5 5 8 9 Nov. 24 - Mar. 2
1998-99 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 24 17 Dec. 7 - Feb. 22
1999-00 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Dec. 6 - Mar. 6
2000-01 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Nov. 27 - Mar. 5
2001-02 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Dec. 3 - Feb. 25
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2005-06 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Nov. 29 - Mar. 6
2006-07 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Nov. 28 - Mar. 6
2007-08 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 19 -- Nov. 28 - Mar. 11
2008-09 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Nov. 25 - Mar. 10
2009-10 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Nov. 24 - Mar. 9
2010-11 -- -- -- -- -- -- 19 23 20 19 -- 23 -- T24 23 Nov. 23 - Mar. 8
2011-12 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Nov. 29 - Mar. 6
2012-13 20 18 25 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Nov. 20 - Mar. 12
2013-14 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Nov. 19 - Mar. 11
2014-15 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Nov. 25 - Mar. 10
2015-16 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Nov. 24 - Mar. 8
2015-16m -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Nov. 24 - Mar. 8
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- The Division II Polls began in the 1960-61 season, WT’s first appearance in the poll was in 1986-87
- From 1960-61 through 1974-75: rankings conducted by Associated Press (College Division)
- From 1975-76 through 1996-97: rankings conducted by National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
- From 1997-98 through 2003-04: rankings conducted by Division II Bulletin
- From 2004-05 to present: rankings conducted by National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Congress
- From 2014-15 to present: second set of rankings conducted (media poll) by Division II Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA)
Buffalo Basketball in the Division II Top-25 Poll
(2) UT Permian Basin
(7) Texas A&M-Kingsville
(3) West Texas A&M
(6) Texas A&M-Commerce
(4) Tarleton State
(5) Fort Lewis
(1) Colorado School of Mines
(8) Arkansas-Fort Smith
TAMUK, 74-71
WT, 97-86
FLC, 94-90 OT
CSM, 90-79
(7) Texas A&M-Kingsville
(3) West Texas A&M
(5) Fort Lewis
(1) Colorado School of Mines
Sunday, 8:30 p.m. CT
Sunday, 6 p.m. CT
Tuesday, 8 p.m. CT
Game 6 Winner
Game 5 Winner
Regional Champion

WEST TEXAS A&M POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT TEAMS
1941-42
28-3 • NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
L Creighton 58-59 New York, New York (NIT)
1968-69
L Ohio University 80-82 New York, New York (NIT)
1979-80
W New Mexico State 98-87 Canyon, Texas (MVC)
W Creighton 83-67 Omaha, Nebraska (MVC)
L Bradley 59-62 Peoria, Illinois (MVC)
L Illinois State 63-80 Normal, Illinois (NIT)
1984-85
11-17 • MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT
L Tulsa 69-74 Tulsa, Oklahoma (MVC)
1986-87
24-7 • NCAA-II TOURNAMENT
W Texas A&M-Kingsville 90-54 Abilene, Texas (LSC)
L Abilene Christian 69-78 Abilene, Texas (LSC)
W Abilene Christian 67-63 Amarillo, Texas (NCAA)
L Southeast Missouri State 71-72 Amarillo, Texas (NCAA)
1987-88
20-9 • LONE STAR CONFERENCE SEMIFINALIST
W Texas A&M-Commerce 89-74 San Angelo, Texas (LSC)
L Angelo State 73-94 San Angelo, Texas (LSC)
1989-90
25-7 • NCAA DIVISION II TOURNAMENT
W Central Oklahoma 94-86 Commerce, Texas (LSC)
W Texas A&M-Commerce 91-70 Commerce, Texas (LSC)
W Missouri Western 98-93ot Cape Girardeau, Missouri (NCAA)
L Southern Indiana 71-73 Cape Girardeau, Missouri (NCAA)
1990-91
25-7 • NCAA DIVISION II TOURNAMENT
W Abilene Christian 127-76 Amarillo, Texas (LSC)
W Cameron 78-70 Amarillo, Texas (LSC)
W Central Oklahoma 83-70 Amarillo, Texas (LSC)
L Central Missouri 69-72 Warrensburg, Missouri (NCAA)
L Kentucky Wesleyan 78-91 Warrensburg, Missouri (NCAA)
1993-94
20-10 • NCAA DIVISION II REGIONAL SEMIFINALIST
W Texas A&M-Commerce 80-69 Canyon, Texas (LSC)
W Abilene Christian 85-79 Canyon, Texas (LSC)
L North Alabama 67-74 Topeka, Kansas (NCAA)
L Central Missouri State 74-79 Topeka, Kansas (NCAA)
1994-95
17-10 • LONE STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINALIST
L Texas A&M-Commerce 60-71 Commerce, Texas (LSC)
1995-96
18-10 • LONE STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT SEMIFINALIST
W Abilene Christian 69-74 Canyon, Texas (LSC)
L Texas A&M-Kingsville 84-94 Commerce, Texas (LSC)
1996-97
W Abilene Christian 86-82 Abilene, Texas (LSC)
1997-98
26-5 • NCAA-II ELITE EIGHT QUARTERFINALIST
L Central Oklahoma 101-123 Canyon, Texas (LSC)
W Pittsburgh State 90-79 Canyon, Texas (NCAA)
W Central Oklahoma 105-101 Canyon, Texas (NCAA)
L California-Davis 55-63 Louisville, Kentucky (NCAA)
1998-99
22-7 • NCAA-II REGIONAL QUARTERFINALIST
W Central Oklahoma 92-91 Canyon, Texas (LSC)
W Tarlerton State 60-62 Canyon, Texas (LSC)
L Abilene Christian 96-102ot3 Wichita Falls, Texas (NCAA)
1999-00
21-7 • LONE STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT FINALIST
W Harding University 92-67 Canyon, Texas (LSC)
W Northeastern State 60-49 Tahlequah, Oklahoma (LSC)
L Midwestern State 83-93 Tahlequah, Oklahoma (LSC)
2000-01
23-8 • NCAA DIVISION II SOUTH CENTRAL REGION SEMIFINALIST
W Texas A&M-Kingsville 67-55 San Angelo, Texas (LSC)
W Angelo State 75-73ot San Angelo, Texas (LSC)
W St, Mary’s 67-55 Topeka, Kansas (NCAA)
L Washburn 61-86 Topeka, Kansas (NCAA)
2002-03
21-10 • NCAA DIVISION II SOUTH CENTRAL REGION QUARTERFINALIST
W Central Oklahoma 88-84 Canyon, Texas (LSC)
W Northeastern State 78-56 Portales, New Mexico (LSC)
W Tarleton State 69-61 Portales, New Mexico (LSC)
L Washburn 73-75 Stephenville, Texas (NCAA)
2003-04
18-10 • LONE STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINALIST
L Northeastern State 52-65 Tahlequah, Oklahoma (LSC)
2004-05
16-14 • LONE STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT FINALIST
W Central Oklahoma 79-67 Edmond, Oklahoma (LSC)
W Midwestern State 80-75 Commerce, Texas (LSC)
2005-06
W Southwestern Oklahoma 84-70 Canyon, Texas (LSC)
W Southeastern Oklahoma 64-62 Durant, Oklahoma (LSC)
W Tarleton State 92-85 Durant, Oklahoma (LSC)
L Northwest Missouri State 51-66 Bolivar, Missouri (NCAA)
2006-07
L Southeastern Oklahoma 76-83 Wichita Falls, Texas (LSC)
L Midwestern State 81-86 Warrensburg, Missouri (NCAA)
2007-08
L Texas A&M-Commerce 63-69 Bartlesville, Oklahoma (LSC)
L Southwest Baptist 79-95 Stephenville, Texas (NCAA)
2009-10
W Central Oklahoma 80-78 Bartlesville, Oklahoma (LSC)
L Tarleton State 68-82 Bartlesville, Oklahoma (LSC)
2010-11
W Cameron 75-59 Bartlesville, Oklahoma (LSC)
L Central Oklahoma 63-66ot2 Bartlesville, Oklahoma (LSC)
L Fort Hays State 49-75 Edmond, Oklahoma (NCAA)
2011-12
W Eastern New Mexico 80-47 Allen, Texas (LSC)
L Tarleton State 37-59 Allen, Texas (LSC)
L Arkansas Tech 68-79 Wichita Falls, Texas (NCAA)
2012-13
W Cameron 65-50 Allen, Texas (LSC)
2013-14
10-17 • LONE STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINALS
2014-15
L Texas A&M-Commerce 64-79 Allen, Texas (LSC)
2015-16
L Cameron 70-79 Allen, Texas (LSC)
2016-17
25-8 • NCAA DIVISION II SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONALS
L Texas A&M-Kingsville 63-68 Allen, Texas (LSC)
W Texas A&M-Commerce 97-86 Golden, Colorado (NCAA)
- Texas A&M-Kingsville ------ Golden, Colorado (NCAA)
T.I.A.A. Champions 1923-24
National Tournament Participant 1932-33
National Tournament Semifinalist 1933-34
Alamo Conference Champions 1939-40
Alamo Conference Champions 1940-41
Border Conference Champions/NIT Tournament 1941-42
Border Conference Champions 1942-43
Co-Border Conference Champions 1951-52
Co-Border Conference Champions 1954-55
National Invitational Tournament 1968-69
National Invitational Tournament 1979-80
Co-Lone Star Conference Champions 1986-87
Lone Star Conference Tournament 1989-90
Co-Lone Star Conference Champions 1990-91
National Regional Qualifier 1990-91
Lone Star Conference Champions 1993-94
NCAA Regional Semifinalist 1993-94
Lone Star Conference South Division Champions 1997-98
NCAA South Central Regional 1997-98
NCAA Elite Eight Quarterfinalist 1997-98
Lone Star Conference South Division Champions 1998-99
NCAA Regional Quarterfinalist 1998-99
LSC Tournament; Regional Semifinalist 2000-01
LSC Tournament Champions 2002-03
Lone Star Conference Tournament Champions 2005-06
Co-LSC South Division Champions 2006-07
NCAA South Central Regionals 2016-17

Category Natl. Rank LSC Rank Value ValueNatl. Leader
WT Basketball in the Division II National Rankings (Mar. 7)

Category Natl. Rank Value Natl. Leader ValueLSC Rank
WT Basketball in the Division II National Rankings (Mar. 7)

EDUCATION
B.S. Winona State University - Physical Educa-
tion, 1993
M.S. Winona State University - Education, 1998
COACHING CAREER ACCOLADES
2-Time NCAA D-II National Champion
NCAA D-II National Finalist
6-Time Northern Sun Intercollegiate
Athletic Association (NSIC) Champion
5-Time NCIS Tournament Champion
4-Time NCAA D-II Regional Champion
COLLEGIATE HEAD COACHING RECORD
Year School Record
2016-17 West Texas A&M 25-8
2015-16 West Texas A&M 21-10
2014-15 West Texas A&M 17-12
Totals At WT (3rd Season) 63-30 (.677)
Overall (3rd Season) 63-30 (.677)
Tom Brown was hired on April 16, 2014, as the
17th head coach in WT men’s basketball history.
In just two short years Brown has turned around
the West Texas A&M University Basketball Program.
Brown led the team to its first 20+ win season since
2010-11. The Buffs were picked to finish 5th in the
LSC this past season and despite a pre-season,
season ending injury to sophomore starter Carl
White the team still managed to finish 2nd in the
LSC with an overall record of 21-10. The 2nd place
finish is the highest since the conference was split
North/South. The Buffs continued to battle minor
injuries throughout the year but every player that
was called on would step up. Under Brown’s di-
rection the team had some very strong individual
performances. WT sophomore guard David Chav-
lovich led the way. For his outstanding play David
was named an NABC All-American, the Lone Star
Conference Player of the Year and 1st Team All-
LSC selection. Sophomore Jordan Evans (playing
in his first season) received honorable mention
All-LSC acclaim. The Buffs again were dominate in
the classroom as the team GPA exceeded a 3.0
for the year.
2015-16 the Buffs set a new record in the class-
room. The team recorded the highest GPA for
Men’s Basketball in a season.
Coach Brown inherited a WT team that won
two games in the LSC and 10 games overall in
2013-14. Brown had to start from scratch in late
April, the team had three seniors and one walkon
redshirt freshman. Just three student-athletes saw
playing time from the previous year and the team
was picked to finish last in the Lone Star Confer-
ence Preseason Poll. However, under Brown West
Texas A&M University finished the season 5th in the
LSC and posted a 17-12 overall record. The Buffs
made the LSC Tournament as the fifth seed. There
were some individual accolades as well, all three
of the returning seniors improved on their scoring
average from the previous season. Tez Dumars
surpassed Maurice Cheeks in WT All-Time scoring
and finished his career ranked 4th All-Time in
scoring at WT. David Chavlovich was the squads
leading scorer, 2nd Team All-Conference Perform-
er and the Freshman of the Year in the LSC as he
averaged 16.5 points per contest to go along with
93 assists and 30 steals.
In 2014-15, the Buffs set a new record in the
classroom. The team recorded the highest GPA
for Men’s Basketball in a season.
Tom was the driving force as the Associate
Head Coach and head recruiter in the most
successful Division II men’s basketball program
in recent history at Winona State University. The
Warriors won the NCAA Division II National Cham-
pionship in 2006 and 2008 and finished as the
National Finalist in 2007. During that span, Winona
State posted an unprecedented 105-6 record.
WT Assistant Coach Quincy Henderson played for
Coach Brown from 2005-2008. Quincy’s record as
a collegiate player at WSU was 105-6.
Named Division II Bulletin’s ‘Program of the
Decade’ for 2000-2009, WSU set a NCAA Division II
record with 57 consecutive wins, a run that began
on Jan. 13, 2006, and didn’t end until the national
title game on Mar. 24, 2007. The 2007-08 Warrior
squad won a NCAA record 38 games.
An excellent recruiter and teacher, Brown
recruited and developed some of the best
players in the nation with three National Player
of the Year recipients, along with seven first team
All-America honorees. 11 players total have
earned All-America status including WT Sopho-
more David Chavlovich. Brown has coached five
NSIC Most Valuable Players, seven NSIC Defen-
sive Players of the Year and two Elite Eight Most
Valuable Players.
Brown is doing it again at WT as David Chav-
lovich has earned both Freshman of the Year and
Player of the Year in the best Division II Confer-
ence in the Nation, the Lone Star Conference.
Brown attended and played basketball
(1988-1992) and baseball (1991) at Winona State
University. He finished his Warrior career ranked
fifth in program history in scoring, second in assists
and first in steals. He earned his bachelor’s degree
in 1993 in physical education and completed his
master’s degree in education in 1998.
He and his wife Dr. Trisha Brown are the proud
parents of three children, TJ, Zach and Ella. Dr.
Brown is currently an Instructor and works in the
Sports & Exercise Science Department at West
Texas A&M.
NAME FROM YEARS RECORD WIN %
1. Wayne McCorkle 1920-1921 1 8-2 80.0%
2. Sam Burton 1921-1933 12 203-39 83.9%
3. Carl York 1933-1934 1 7-12 36.8%
4. Al Baggett 1934-1942 7 174-54 76.3%
5. Gus Miller 1942-1957 14 197-137 58.9%
6. Borden Price 1957-1959 2 9-30 23.1%
7. Metz LaFollette 1959-1963 4 29-61 32.2%
8. Jimmy Viramontes 1963-1967 4 38-53 41.8%
9. Dennis Walling 1967-1973 6 82-66 55.4%
10. Ron Ekker 1973-1978 5 65-70 48.1%
11. Ken Edwards 1978-1984 6 68-97 41.2%
12. Gary Moss 1984-1987 3 47-40 54.0%
13. Mark Adams 1987-1992 5 118-38 75.6%
14. Jeff Morgan 1992-1993 1 17-10 63.0%
15. Rick Cooper 1993-2013 21 391-194 66.0%
16. Vinay Patel 2013-2014 1 6-14 30.0%
17. Tom Brown 2014-Present 3 63-30 67.7%
BEST WINNING % (MIN. 50 GAMES)
1. Sam Burton, 1921-1933 83.9%
2. Mark Adams, 1987-1992 75.6%
3. Al Baggett, 1934-1942 76.3%
4. Tom Brown, 2014-Present 67.7%
5. Rick Cooper, 1993-2013 66.0%
CONSECUTIVE NON-LOSING SEASONS
1. Rick Cooper, 1993-2013 20
2. Sam Burton, 1921-1933 12
3. Al Baggett, 1937-1942 5
Mark Adams, 1987-1993 5
5. Gus Miller, 1942-1947* 4
Gus Miller, 1948-1952 4
Dennis Walling, 1968-1972 4
8. Tom Brown, 2014-Present 3
* Team Did Not Play 1943-44 Season
TOM BROWN
HEAD COACH
THIRD SEASON
WINONA STATE ‘93
West Texas A&M Head Coaching Records
Brown’s Coaching File

2016-17 Lone Star Conference
STANDINGS (FINAL REGULAR SEASON)
School Conf C-Pct. Ovr. Pct. Streak
UT Permian Basin 14-4 0.778 26-6 0.813 L1
Tarleton State 13-5 0.722 22-8 0.733 L5
West Texas A&M 12-6 0.667 25-8 0.758 W1
Texas A&M-Commerce 10-8 0.556 19-11 0.633 L2
Texas A&M-Kingsville 10-8 0.556 19-11 0.633 W1
Cameron 10-8 0.556 17-12 0.586 L1
Angelo State 7-11 0.389 17-12 0.586 L1
Midwestern State 7-11 0.389 14-14 0.500 L2
Eastern New Mexico 7-11 0.389 13-15 0.464 L1
Western New Mexico 0-18 0.000 2-24 0.077 L14
2016-17 LSC Statistical Leaders (Final Regular Season)
TEAM
Scoring Offense G W-L Points Avg.
1.UT Permian Basin 28 23-5 2504...............89.4
2.West Texas A&M 31 24-7 2698...............87.0
3.Texas A&M-Commerce 27 18-9 2274...............84.2
4.Tarleton State 28 22-6 2250...............80.4
5.Angelo State 26 15-11 2068...............79.5
Scoring Defense G W-L Points Avg.
1.Tarleton State 28 22-6 1846...............65.9
2.Texas A&M-Kingsville 27 17-10 1782...............66.0
3.Cameron 28 17-11 2026...............72.4
4.Midwestern State 27 14-13 1956...............72.4
5.Angelo State 26 15-11 1944...............74.8
Scoring Margin G Off. Def. Margin
1.Tarleton State 28 80.4 65.9................14.4
2.UT Permian Basin 28 89.4 77.5................11.9
3.West Texas A&M 31 87.0 78.7..................8.3
4.Texas A&M-Commerce 27 84.2 78.6..................5.6
5.Midwestern State 27 77.4 72.4..................4.9
Field Goal Pct. G FGM FGA................ Pct.
1.UT Permian Basin 28 826 1738.............0.475
2.Angelo State 26 692 1473.............0.470
3.Tarleton State 28 763 1631.............0.468
4.West Texas A&M 31 874 1937.............0.451
5.Texas A&M-Commerce 27 786 1752.............0.449
Field Goal Pct. Def. G FGM FGA Pct.
1.Angelo State 26 646 1659.............0.389
2.Tarleton State 28 621 1584.............0.392
3.Texas A&M-Kingsville 27 555 1411.............0.393
4.UT Permian Basin 28 674 1690.............0.399
5.Cameron 28 668 1603.............0.417
Free Throw Pct. G FTM FTA Pct.
1.UT Permian Basin 28 594 800...............0.743
2.West Texas A&M 31 649 887...............0.732
3.Angelo State 26 493 700...............0.704
4.Tarleton State 28 503 733...............0.686
5.Texas A&M-Kingsville 27 399 582...............0.686
3-PT Field Goal Pct. G 3FGM 3FGA Pct.
1.UT Permian Basin 28 258 707...............0.365
2.Cameron 28 248 695...............0.357
3.Tarleton State 28 221 631...............0.350
4.Angelo State 26 191 548...............0.349
5.Eastern New Mexico 28 176 517...............0.340
3-PT Field Goal Pct. Def. G 3FGM 3FGA Pct.
1.Texas A&M-Kingsville 27 143 488...............0.293
2.Angelo State 26 189 642...............0.294
3.Tarleton State 28 220 725...............0.303
4.Cameron 28 211 669...............0.315
5.UT Permian Basin 28 247 765...............0.323

Rebounding Offense G Reb. Avg.
1.UT Permian Basin 28 1239...............44.3
2.Angelo State 26 1044...............40.2
3.Tarleton State 28 1111...............39.7
4.Midwestern State 27 1071...............39.7
5.Texas A&M-Commerce 27 1036...............38.4
Rebounding Defense G Reb. Avg.
1.UT Permian Basin 28 905.................32.3
2.Tarleton State 28 927.................33.1
3.West Texas A&M 31 1134...............36.6
4.Angelo State 26 973.................37.4
5.Eastern New Mexico 28 1048...............37.4
Blocked Shots G Blocks Avg.
1.Angelo State 26 141.................5.42
2.Texas A&M-Kingsville 27 132.................4.89
3.Tarleton State 28 114.................4.07
4.Eastern New Mexico 28 108.................3.86
5.Texas A&M-Commerce 27 96...................3.56
Assists G Assists Avg.
1.UT Permian Basin 28 452...............16.14
2.Cameron 28 421...............15.04
3.Midwestern State 27 393...............14.56
4.West Texas A&M 31 450...............14.52
5.Texas A&M-Commerce 27 382...............14.15
Steals G Steals Avg.
1.Texas A&M-Commerce 27 240.................8.89
2.Texas A&M-Kingsville 27 212.................7.85
3.Midwestern State 27 211.................7.81
4.Tarleton State 28 209.................7.46
5.Eastern New Mexico 28 209.................7.46
Attendance G Tot. Home H Avg.
1.Tarleton State 28 36564 25965........1,527.0
2.Midwestern State 27 28436 17871........1,374.0
3.Angelo State 26 20981 12743...........980.0
4.Texas A&M-Commerce 27 21124 13205...........943.0
5.West Texas A&M 31 23727 12460...........830.0
PLAYER
Scoring FG 3PT FT Points Avg.
1.CHAVLOVICH, David (WT) 189 83 147 608................20.3
2.KING, Quay (ASU) 145 92 90 472................18.9
3.FRANCIS, Daeshon (UTPB) 175 11 152 513................18.3
4.ALBERT, Malik (A&M-C) 150 35 110 445................17.8
5.LACY, Johnnie (UTPB) 111 77 146 445................15.9
Rebounding G Off. Def. Total Avg.
1.ALLEN, Sammy (UTPB) 26 85 214 299................11.5
2.JENKINS, Romond (TSU) 28 110 200 310................11.1
3.IBAKA, Igor (MSU) 27 72 175 247..................9.1
4.SPIVEY, Latrell (WNMU) 26 70 166 236..................9.1
5.TSHIKAYA, Thomas (ASU) 26 57 157 214..................8.2
Field Goal Pct. G FGM FGA Pct.
1.JENKINS, Romond (TSU) 28 149 235.....................634
2.FRANCIS, Daeshon (UTPB) 28 175 305.....................574
3.ALBERT, Malik (A&M-C) 25 150 337.....................445
4.NEEL, Brandon (MSU) 27 145 340.....................426
5.KING, Quay (ASU) 25 145 363.....................399
Free Throw Pct. G FTM FTA Pct.
1.WYMS, Chris (ENMU) 26 68 74.......................919
2.CAMIDGE, Ridell (TSU) 28 82 90.......................911
3.LACY, Johnnie (UTPB) 28 146 167.....................874
4.EVANS, Jordan (WT) 31 89 107.....................832
5.RIDDICK, Deshawn (TSU) 28 84 102.....................824
3-PT Field Goal Pct. G 3FGM 3FGA Pct.
1.McPHERSON, James (UTPB) 28 97 224.....................433
2.EVANS, Jordan (WT) 31 82 216.....................380
3.KING, Quay (ASU) 25 92 251.....................367
4.CAMIDGE, Ridell (TSU) 28 73 204.....................358
5.LACY, Johnnie (UTPB) 28 77 223.....................345
Assists G Assists Avg.
1.LONG,JV (CU) 28 118..................4.2
2.CHAVLOVICH, David (WT) 30 125..................4.2
3.RIDDICK, Deshawn (TSU) 28 114..................4.1
4.LACY, Johnnie (UTPB) 28 107..................3.8
5.FOSTER, Prince (ASU) 18 68....................3.8
Steals G Steals Avg.
1.ALBERT, Malik (A&M-C) 25 54........................2.2
2.NOTTINGHAM, Shawn (MSU) 22 35........................1.6
3.AUSTIN, Jovan (A&M-C) 24 38........................1.6
4.FRANCIS, Daeshon (UTPB) 28 44........................1.6
5.WHITE, Carl (WT) 25 38........................1.5
Blocks G Blocks Avg.
1.JENKINS, Romond (TSU) 28 56........................2.0
2.STEVENSON, Robert (A&M-K) 27 48........................1.8
3.ARMSTRONG, Dorian (A&M-C) 26 44........................1.7
4.WHITE, Carl (WT) 25 34........................1.4
5.FOSTER, Prince (ASU) 18 21........................1.2
Minutes Played G Min. Avg.
1.CHAVLOVICH, David (WT) 30 1009..................33.6
2.LONG,JV (CU) 28 934....................33.4
3.KING, Quay (ASU) 25 826....................33.0
4.FRANCIS, Daeshon (UTPB) 28 913....................32.6
5.LACY, Johnnie (UTPB) 28 897....................32.0
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GAME INFO
vs. (RV) Azusa Pacific
Friday, November 4th - 11 a.m. CT
Santiago Canyon College - Orange, CA
CCA Division II Tipoff Classic
Game #1
ORANGE, CA - West Texas A&M
opened up their 2016-17 campaign
in style as five different Buffs scored in
double-figures to lead WT to an 86-72
season opening win over the Azusa
Pacific Cougars to open up the CCA
Division II Tipoff Classic at the Santia-
go Canyon College Athletics Com-
plex in Orange, California.
The Buffs went 28-of-64 (43.8%) from
the floor including 10-of-24 (41.7%)
from deep and 20-of-28 (71.4%) from
the charity stripe to go along with 37
rebounds (nine offensive, 28 defen-
sive), 13 assist, seven turnovers, two
blocks and nine steals. Evans led the
way for WT with 20 points followed by
Chavlovich (16), Walton (14), White
(13), and Quaid (12) in double-digits
while Quaid ended the game with 10
rebounds for a double-double.
Azusa Pacific went 23-of-57 (40.4%)
from the field including 9-of-26 (34.6%
from long range and 17-of-23 (73.9%)
from the free throw line to go along
with 40 rebounds (10 offensive, 30
defensive), 13 assists, 20 turnovers,
two blocks and four steals. Schreiber
led all players with 25 points on the
afternoon followed by Peterson with
14 and Kutlesic with 13.
Team 1st 2nd Total Rec.
APU 26 46 72 0-1
WT 32 54 86 1-0
GAME INFO
vs. St. Cloud State
Saturday, November 5th - 6 p.m. CT
Game #2
SCSU 30 40 70 0-2
WT 38 45 83 2-0
GAME INFO
vs. #23 Arkansas-Fort Smith
Sunday, November 6th - 11 a.m. CT
Game #3
WT 47 47 94 3-0
UAFS 45 41 86 2-1
ORANGE, CA - West Texas A&M junior
guard Jordan Evans scored 20 points
for the second straight contest as the
Buffs shot 50 percent from the floor
in an 83-70 win over St. Cloud State
during the CCA Division II Tipoff Clas-
sic at the Santiago Canyon College
Athletics Complex in Orange, Califor-
nia.
The Buffs were led offensively by Ev-
ans with his second straight 20-point
performance followed by White with
17 and Chavlovich with 15. Walton,
Chavlovich and White grabbed six
rebounds each while Chavlovich
dished out five steals. WT went 29-of-
58 (50%) from the floor including 11-
of-25 (44%) from deep and 14-of-28
(50%) with 36 rebounds (nine offen-
sive, 27 defensive), 17 assists, 13 turn-
overs, two blocks and three steals.
The Huskies were led by Davis with
23 points followed by Scottie Stone
with 16 while Davis grabbed eight
rebounds on the night. SCSU went 22-
of-61 (36.1%) from the floor including
7-of-21 (33.3%) from long range and
19-of-26 (73.1%) from the free throw
line to go along with 42 rebounds (15
offensive, 27 defensive), 11 assists, 16
turnovers, five blocks and five steals.
ORANGE, CA - The Buffaloes of West
Texas A&M are off to their best start
to a season since 2012-13 thanks to
an 11-0 run in the heart of the sec-
ond half as WT outlasted #23 Arkan-
sas-Fort Smith, 94-86 in the finale of
the CCA Division II Tipoff Classic at
the Santiago Canyon College Athlet-
ics Complex in Orange, California.
The Buffs were led by Walton with 24
points followed by Chavlovich (19),
Evans (17) and Golightly Jr. (10) with
double-digit points while Chavlovich
led WT with six rebounds and three
assists. WT went 33-of-65 (50.8%) from
the free throw line to go along with 37
rebounds (13 offensive, 24 defensive),
13 assists, 13 turnovers, five blocks
and three steals.
UAFS was led by Thomas with 20
points and five rebounds followed
by Youngblood with 19 and Parker
with 14 points and a team leading
six rebounds. The Lions went 29-of-
60 (48.3%) from the floor including
line to go along with 31 rebounds
(eight offensive, 23 defensive), 13
assists, nine turnovers, one block and
eight steals.

GAME INFO
vs. #15 Fort Lewis
Friday, November 11th - 5 p.m. CT
First United Bank Center - Canyon, TX
LSC/RMAC Challenge
Game #4
CANYON, TX - West Texas A&M shot
58.3% from the field in the second
half including 62.5% from long range
as they opened their 2016-17 home
schedule in style on Friday night with
a big 90-82 South Central Region win
over #15 Fort Lewis during the LSC/
RMAC Challenge at the First United
Bank Center in Canyon, Texas.
The Buffs were led offensively by
Chavlovich with 21 points as the
junior went 5-of-12 from the floor
including 4-of-6 from deep while
Evans (18), Quaid (15), Walton (10)
and White (10) scored double-digits
for WT. WT went 27-of-65 (41.5%) from
the floor including 10-of-25 (40%) from
long range and 26-of-31 (83.9%) from
13 assists, 15 turnovers, six blocks and
seven steals.
Fort Lewis was led by Blaylock and
Bach with 21 points each to tie a
game high while Farris finished the
game with 15 points. The Skyhawks
went 25-of-59 (42.4%) from the field
including 10-of-18 (55.6%) from
deep and 22-of-30 (73.3%) from the
free throw line to go along with 35
rebounds (eight offensive, 27 defen-
sive), 17 assists, 13 turnovers, three
blocks and six steals in the loss.
FLC 45 37 82 0-1
WT 36 54 90 4-0
GAME INFO
vs. New Mexico Highlands
Saturday, November 12th - 5 p.m. CT
LSC/RMAC Challenge
Game #5
NMHU 37 40 77 0-2
WT 48 44 92 5-0
CANYON, TX - West Texas A&M
continued their best start to a sea-
son since 2012-13 as they remained
unbeaten with a 92-77 victory over
the visiting Cowboys of New Mexi-
co Highlands in front of 782 fans at
the FUBC in Canyon during the LSC/
RMAC Challenge.
Chavlovich with 22 points to run his
career point total to 1,190 to move
into seventh place all-time to pass
former West Texas State standout Sim-
mie Hill (1967-69 | 1,189 pts). WT went
28-of-57 (50.9%) from the floor includ-
ing 9-of-27 (33.3%) from deep and 25-
of-36 (69.4%) from the free throw line
to go along with 39 rebounds (nine
turnovers, two blocks and five steals.
Highlands was led by Woods with 19
points followed by Lawton with 15
and Johnson with 11 while Lawton
grabbed 10 rebounds for a dou-
ble-double. NMHU went 23-of-58
(39.7%) from the floor including 1-of-8
(12.5%) from deep and 30-of-41
(73.2%) from the charity stripe to go
along with 38 rebounds (12 offensive,
26 defensive), eight assists, 12 turn-
overs, two blocks and five steals in
the loss.
GAME INFO
at Lubbock Christian
Thursday, November 17th - 7 p.m. CT
Rip Griffin Center - Lubbock, TX
Game #6
WT 24 62 86 5-1
LCU 45 50 95 2-2
LUBBOCK, TX - WT trailed by as many
as 27 points in the second half be-
fore putting together an incredible
comeback but a hot shooting effort
by Lubbock Christian gave the Chaps
the victory, 95-86 to hand WT their
first loss of the season in front of over
400 fans at the Rip Griffin Center in
Lubbock, Texas.
The Buffs were led by David Chav-
lovich with a game high 26 point fol-
lowed by Joseph Prince (16), Jordan
Evans (15) and Skyler O’Laughlin (10).
WT went 27-of-72 (37.5%) from the
floor including 11-of-39 (28.2%) from
deep and 21-of-31 (67.7% from the
13 assists, 16 turnovers and 11 steals.
Lubbock Christian was led offen-
sively by Brennan Fowler and Tyler
Rogers with 17 points each followed
by Ja’Qualyn Gilbreath (14), Ridrell
Holman (12), Jay Workman (11) and
Marcus Arrington (10) in double-digits
while Fowler grabbed a game high
13 rebounds for a double-double.
LCU went 32-of-52 (61.5%) from the
field including 6-of-12 (50%) from
charity stripe to go along with 38 re-
bounds (four offensive, 34 defensive),
17 assists, 25 turnovers, one block and
five steals.

GAME INFO
vs. Oklahoma Panhandle State
Tuesday, November 22nd - 6 p.m. CT
Game #7
CANYON, TX - WT scored 105 points
for the third time under head coach
Tom Brown and tied the highest point
total since 2009 on Tuesday night as
12 different Buffs scored in a 105-66
win over Oklahoma Panhandle State
in front of over 600 fans at the FUBC in
Canyon.
from deep and 14-of-20 (70%) from
the free throw line to go along with
38 rebounds (13 offensive, 25 defen-
blocks and 20 steals. D. Evans led all
players with 22 points as the freshman
went 8-of-12 from the floor followed
by Prince and J. Evans with 12 points
each while Chavlovich led the Buffs
with six rebounds.
OPSU went 22-of-48 (45.8%) from the
field including 6-of-16 (37.5%) from
long range and 16-of-24 (66.7%)
from the free throw line to go along
with 22 rebounds (five offensive, 17
three blocks and 12 steals. Brooks led
the Aggies with 18 points followed by
Kerr with 17 while Brooks grabbed 10
rebounds for the double-double.
OPSU 37 29 66 2-2
WT 60 55 105 6-1
GAME INFO
vs. Wayne State College
Friday, November 25th - 2:30 p.m. CT
Pak-A-Sak WT Thanksgiving Classic
Game #8
WSC 35 39 74 1-3
WT 46 46 92 7-1
GAME INFO
vs. Southern Nazarene
Saturday, November 26th - 2:30 p.m. CT
Pak-A-Sak WT Thanksgiving Classic
Game #9
Team 1st 2nd/OT Total Rec.
SNU 32 41/8 81 2-4
WT 36 37/9 82 8-1
CANYON, TX - WT junior guard David
Chavlovich moved past NBA Cham-
pion Maurice Cheeks and former
teammate Tez Dumars into fourth
place on WT’s all-time scoring list on
Friday afternoon as the Buffs rolled
past Wayne State College, 92-74 in
front of over 400 fans at the First Unit-
ed Bank Center in Canyon.
rebounds (seven offensive, 24 defen-
sive), 16 assists, nine turnovers, two
blocks and eight steals. Chavlovich
went 7-of-14 from the floor including
5-of-5 from the free throw line to lead
all players with 21 points followed
by Prince with 19 and Golightly Jr.
with 13 for the Buffs while J. Evans
grabbed six rebounds.
Wayne State College went 23-of-44
(52.3%) from the floor including 6-of-
17 (35.3%) from lone range and 22-
to go along with 24 rebounds (one
offensive, 23 defensive), 11 assists,
17 turnovers, three blocks and four
steals. Thomas went 6-of-9 from the
floor including 6-of-7 from the charity
stripe to lead the Wildcats with 20
points followed by Jacks with 14 to go
along with five rebounds.
CANYON, TX - WT remained perfect
at home on Saturday afternoon but
it wasn’t easy as a free throw with 0.3
seconds remaining by Southern Naza-
rene sent the two teams into over-
time but the Buffs held on for a wild,
82-81 win over the visiting Crimson
Storm to wrap-up the 2016 Pak-A-Sak
WT Thanksgiving Classic.
Chavlovich led all players with 27
points followed by Golightly Jr. with
13 points while J. Evans and White
contributed 11 points each while
White grabbed eight rebounds. WT
went 22-of-65 (33.8%) from the floor
including 7-of-29 (24.1%) from deep
and 31-of-45 (68.9%) from the free
throw line to go along with 39 re-
bounds (17 offensive, 22 defensive),
14 assists, nine turnovers, nine blocks
and nine steals in the win.
Southern Nazarene was led by Star-
key with 16 points and 12 rebounds
for a double-double followed by
White and Dunn with 14 points each
while White grabbed a game-high 13
rebounds for a double-double of his
own. SNU went 31-of-64 (48.4%) from
the field including 5-of-14 (35.7%)
11 assists, 21 turnovers, two blocks
and six steals.

GAME INFO
vs. Western New Mexico
Thursday, December 1st - 7:30 p.m. CT
Game #10
CANYON, TX - The #24 Buffaloes of
West Texas A&M saw 11 different
players register a point as they start-
ed off Lone Star Conference action
on a high note on Thursday night with
a 91-55 win over the visiting Mustangs
of Western New Mexico in front of 748
fans at the First Untied Bank Center in
Canyon. Texas.
charity stripe to go along with 53
rebounds (20 offensive, 33 defenisve),
12 assists, nine turnovers, five blocks
and nine steals. J. Evans went 6-of-11
from the floor and 4-of-8 from long
range to lead the Buffs with 16 points
followed by Quaid (15), White (13)
and Prince (11).
WNMU went 21-of-56 (37.5%) from the
35 rebounds (11 offensive, 24 de-
fensive), 10 assists, 17 turnovers, two
blocks and four steals. Giron went
4-of-12 from the floor and 1-of-4 from
deep to lead the Mustangs with 10
points while Range went 5-of-7 for 10
points as well.
WNMU 29 26 55 1-5
WT 40 51 91 9-1
GAME INFO
vs. Eastern New Mexico
Saturday, December 3rd - 4 p.m. CT
Game #11
ENMU 36 50 86 4-5
WT 45 47 92 10-1
CANYON, TX - West Texas A&M has six
different players score double-figures
as the #24 Buffs shot 50% from the
floor to outlast the rival Greyhounds
of Eastern New Mexico, 92-86 in front
of 876 fans at the First United Bank
Center in Canyon, Texas.
The Buffs went 30-of-60 (50%) from the
14 assists, 19 turnovers, four blocks
and seven steals. Chavlovich went
9-of-16 from the floor to lead the Buffs
with 22 points with five other Buffs
scoring double-digits.
ENMU went 27-of-55 (49.1%) from the
charity stripe to go along with 24 re-
bounds (five offensive, 19 defensive),
seven assists, 12 turnovers, no blocks
and nine steals. Neal went 7-of-13
from the floor to score 20 points fol-
lowed by Harris with 16 and Shelton
with 14.
GAME INFO
vs. UT Permian Basin
Tuesday, December 6th - 7:30 p.m. CT
Game #12
UTPB 39 41 80 9-2
WT 48 41 89 11-1
CANYON, TX - West Texas A&M junior
guard David Chavlovich dropped
28 points and the #22 Buffs held the
nation’s second highest scoring team
19 points below their season average
as WT topped the visiting Falcons of
UT Permian Basin, 89-80 in front of
over 550 fans at the First United Bank
Center in Canyon, Texas.
free throw line with 36 rebounds
(eight offensive, 28 defensive), 15
assists, 17 turnovers, eight blocks and
eight steals. Chavlovich went 10-of-20
from the floor including 3-of-9 from
deep and 5-of-5 from the free throw
line to lead all players with 28 points
followed by Evans (19), White (15)
and Golightly Jr. (12).
UT Permian Basin was led by Lacy
who went 6-of-14 from the floor in-
cluding 4-of-10 from deep to score 18
points followed by Morris with 15 and
Francis with 10 while Allen grabbed
11 rebounds. The Falcons went 28-
of-64 (43.8%) from the field including
12-of-27 (44.4%) from behind the arc
and 12-of-18 (66.7%) from the free
throw line to go along with 42 re-
17 assists, 24 turnovers, no blocks and
five steals.

GAME INFO
at New Mexico Highlands
Saturday, December 10th - 8 p.m. CT
John A. Wilson Center - Las Vegas, N.M.
Game #13
LAS VEGAS, N.M. - The #22 Buffaloes
of West Texas A&M ran their win
streak to seven games during their
first road contest in over three weeks
on Saturday night as the rolled past
the Cowboys of New Mexico High-
lands, 82-55 at the John A. Wilson
Center in Las Vegas, New Mexico. WT
head coach Tom Brown picked up
his 50th career victory.
32 rebounds (nine offensive, 23 de-
fensive), four assists, 11 turnovers, one
block and five steals. D. Evans went
deep to lead the Buffs with 20 points
followed by Chavlovich (16), J. Evans
(11) and O’Laughlin (10).
The Cowboys went 19-of-54 (35.2%)
from the field including 6-of-20 (30%)
the charity stripe to go along with
sive), seven assists, 13 turnovers, one
block and four steals. Bior led High-
lands with 13 points as he went 5-of-8
from the floor and 3-of-4 from the
free throw line to go along with five
rebounds.
WT 35 47 82 12-1
NMHU 25 30 55 2-7
GAME INFO
vs. #12 Western Washington
Sunday, December 18th - 3:15 p.m. CT
South Point Hotel & Casino - Las Vegas, NV
2016 South Point Holiday Hoops Classic
Game #14
WT 41 49 90 13-1
WWU 36 47 83 8-1
LAS VEGAS, NV - The then #19 Buffs
ran their win streak to eight games
on December 18th as they used five
players in double-figures to outlast
the previously unbeaten #12 Vikings
of Western Washington, 90-83 at the
South Point Casino & Resort in Las Ve-
gas, Nevada during the South Point
Holiday Hoops Classic.
41 rebounds (seven offensive, 34 de-
fensive), 11 assists, six turnovers, four
blocks and five steals. Chavlovich
went 4-of-12 from the floor including
8-of-10 from the charity stripe to lead
the Buffs with 19 points.
Western Washington went 28-of-67
(41.8%) from the field in the game
including 8-of-27 (29.6%) from long
range and 19-of-30 (63.3%) from the
rebounds (12 offensive, 36 defen-
sive), 12 assists, nine turnovers, two
blocks and three steals. Stafford went
deep to lead all players with 21 points
followed by Parker with 19 and Dick-
son with 10 while Hommes grabbed a
game-high 10 rebounds.
GAME INFO
vs. Rollins
Monday, December 19th - 1 p.m. CT
Doolittle Center - Las Vegas, NV
2016 South Point Holiday Hoops Classic
Game #15
RU 34 34 68 7-5
WT 53 36 89 14-1
LAS VEGAS, NV - The then #19
Buffaloes of West Texas A&M hit 17
treys and had five different players in
double-figures on Monday afternoon
as they ran their win streak to nine
games with an 89-68 win over Rollins
inside of the Doolittle Center in Las
Vegas, Nevada.
the floor including an impressive 17-
of-34 (50%) from deep and 10-of-14
(71.4%) from the free throw line to
connect on the most made treys in a
Lone Star Conference game this sea-
son while grabbing 36 rebounds (13
turnovers, three blocks and 11 steals.
Chavlovich went 7-of-14 from the
floor and 6-of-11 from deep to lead
the Buffs with 20 points.
Rollins was led by Philpott who went
the free throw line with 17 points
followed by McKim with 12 and
Merton with 10 to go along with five
rebounds. The Tars went 22-of-46
(47.8%) from the floor including 3-of-
14 (21.4%) from deep and 21-of-27
(77.8%) from the free throw line to
go along with 19 rebounds (two
turnovers, two blocks and 10 steals.

GAME INFO
vs. Oklahoma City
Saturday, December 31st - 1 p.m. CT
Game #16
CANYON, TX - WT junior guard David
Chavlovich scored a career high 36
points and moved into third place
on WT’s all-time scoring list as the
#14 Buffaloes started fast and never
looked back in a 95-63 win over the
NAIA’s #5 Stars of Oklahoma City on
New Year’s Eve at the First United
Bank Center in Canyon.
Chavlovich finished the game with
a career high 36 points to match the
highest point total by a LSC player
this season, it also ties for 10th all-time
for the most points scored by a Buff
in a single-game with Cedrick Wilbon
(1/8/96) and Simmie Hill (1968, 1969).
floor including 12-of-30 (40%) from
14 assists, 14 turnovers, four blocks
and seven steals.
The Stars went 21-of-54 (38.9%) from
the field including 4-of-16 (25%) from
rebounds (nine offensive, 24 defen-
blocks and four steals. Smith and
Bonhomme led the way for OCU with
12 points each while Smith grabbed
seven rebounds on the afternoon.
OCU 23 38 63 11-1
WT 44 51 96 15-1
GAME INFO
at Midwestern State
Thursday, January 5th - 7:30 p.m. CT
D.L. Ligon Coliseum - Wichita Falls, TX
Game #17
WT 31 47 48 15-2
MSU 34 50 84 9-4
WICHITA FALLS, TX - The #11 Buffaloes
of West Texas A&M tied the fourth
best start to a season in program
history but snapped a 10-game win
streak on Thursday night as they fell
to the rival Mustangs of Midwestern
State, 84-78 in front of over 1,000 fans
at D.L. Ligon Coliseum in Lone Star
Conference action during a Highway
287 Challenge Cup matchup in Wich-
ita Falls, Texas.
fensive), 15 assists, 17 turnovers, one
block and seven steals. Chavlovich
went 6-of-17 from the field including
8-of-10 from the free throw line and
3-of-8 from deep to go along with
eight rebounds.
Midwestern State was led by Pullum
with 21 points as he went 6-of-10 from
the field including 9-of-10 from the
free throw line while Ibaka scored 13
points and grabbed a game-high 13
rebounds for a double-double. MSU
went 26-of-55 (47.3%) from the field
including 4-of-11 (36.4%) from deep
and 28-of-41 (68.3%) from the charity
stripe with 39 rebounds (11 offensive,
28 defensive), 13 assists, 17 turnovers,
one block and six steals.
GAME INFO
at Cameron
Saturday, January 7th - 4 p.m. CT
Aggie Gym - Lawton, OK
Game #18
Team Reg. 4OT Total Rec.
WT 56 44 100 16-2
CU 56 42 98 10-6
LAWTON, TX - The #11 Buffaloes of
West Texas A&M scored just 18 points
in the first half but battled back to
claim a wild Lone Star Conference
victory on Saturday afternoon in
Lawton, Oklahoma as WT topped
the Cameron Aggies, 100-98 in four
overtimes to tie the longest game in
WTAMU history.
the field in the game including 8-of-
39 (20.5%) from deep and 28-of-39
(71.8%) from the charity stripe with 56
16 assist, 13 turnovers, six blocks an
seven steals. Chavlovich went 8-of-30
from the floor to lead the Buff with 28
points followed by Golightly Jr. (17),
Quaid (15), Evans (14), Walton (12)
and White (11) in double-figures while
Quaid grabbed 15 rebounds for a
double-double.
Cameron was led offensively by
Momoh who went 7-of-14 from the
field including 2-of-4 from deep to
score a team-high 19 points followed
by Long (18), Pierre (18), Williams (16)
and Lambert (10). The Aggies went
37-of-93 (39.8%) from the field includ-
ing 8-of-21 (38.1%) from deep and
16-of-22 (72.7%) from the line to go
four blocks and six steals.

GAME INFO
vs. #17 Angelo State
Game #19
West Texas A&M had five players in
double figures and shot 54.1% from
the floor as they remained unbeaten
inside of the First United Bank Center
on Thursday night with a 104-96 Lone
Star Conference win over the #17
Rams of Angelo State in front of over
1,100 fans in Canyon.
Chavlovich with 23 points on the
night followed by J. Evans (21),
Quaid (17), White (15) and Gove (11)
while Quaid led the team with eight
rebounds on the night. WT went 33-
9-of-29 (31%) from deep and 29-of-34
(85.3%) from the free throw line with
32 rebounds (seven offensive, 25 de-
fenisve), 18 assists, 10 turnovers, two
blocks and five steals.
Angelo State went 32-of-65 (49.2%)
from the floor including 8-of-18
(44.4%) from behind the arc and
line with 34 rebounds (10 offensive,
two blocks and two steals. King went
6-of-13 from the field and 4-of-9 from
deep to lead the Rams with 20 points
followed by Tshikaya (19), Pratt (18)
and Dillard (17).
ASU 36 50 96 10-3
WT 50 54 104 17-2
GAME INFO
vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville
Game #20
TAMUK 30 35 65 8-7
WT 43 37 80 18-2
West Texas A&M had four players in
double-figures including 21 by junior
guard Jerrod Walton as WT moved
to 11-0 inside of the First United Bank
Center in a 80-65 win over the Jave-
linas of Texas A&M-Kingsville in Lone
Star Conference action on Saturday
in Canyon.
The Buffs went 24-of53 (45.3%) from
rebounds (eight offensive, 32 de-
fensive), 13 assists, 12 turnovers, five
blocks and seven steals. Walton led
the way for the Buffs with 18 points as
the junior went 4-of-8 from the field
and 9-of-11 from the stripe followed
by Golightly Jr. (13), Evans (13) and
Prince (10) in double figures while
Evans grabbed eight rebounds.
TAMUK went 22-of-59 (37.3%) from the
field in the game including 7-of-15
(46.7%) from long range and 14-of-
24 (58.3%) from the line to go along
with 39 rebounds (13 offensive, 26
two blocks and seven steals. Sumpter
led the Javelinas with 19 points as he
went 5-of-10 from the floor and 3-of-4
from deep to go along with 12 re-
bounds for a double-double followed
by Taylor with 12 points.
GAME INFO
at #11 Tarleton State
Wisdom Gym - Stephenville, TX
Game #21
WT 29 44 73 18-3
TSU 37 54 91 16-2
STEPHENVILLE, TX - The #12 Buffaloes
of West Texas A&M shot just 35% from
the floor as they snapped a three
game win streak with a 91-73 loss to
the #11 Texans of Tarleton State in
front of over 2,300 fans at Wisdom
Gym in Stephenville, Texas.
The Buffs went 21-of-60 (35%) from
the free throw line with 29 rebounds
(12 offensive, 17 defensive), nine
assists, 10 turnovers, two blocks and
seven steals. Jordan Evans and Drew
Evans led the way for the Buffs with
13 points each followed by White
with eight and Gove with seven while
Quaid grabbed four rebounds.
Tarleton State was led by Riddick who
went 2-of-10 from the floor and 15-of-
16 from the free throw line to register
a game high 19 points followed by
Chambers (17), Camidge (17) and
Jenkins (16) in double-figures while
Jenkins grabbed 11 rebounds for the
double-double. TSU went 21-of-43
(48.8%) from the field including 5-of-
14 (35.7%) from deep and 44-of-60
(73.3%) from the free throw line to go
six blocks and 10 steals.

GAME INFO
at Texas A&M-Commerce
Saturday, January 21st - 4 p.m. CT
TAMUC Fieldhouse - Commerce, TX
Game #22
COMMERCE, TX - The #12 Buffaloes
of West Texas A&M hit 14 threes but
dropped their second straight con-
test as they fell to the Lions of Texas
A&M-Commerce, 104-103 in a double
overtime thriller inside of the TAMUC
Fieldhouse in Commerce, Texas.
(10 offensive, 30 defensive), 18 assists,
11 turnovers, eight blocks and five
steals. Chavlovich went 10-of-28 from
the floor and 5-of-17 from deep to
lead the Buffs with 29 points followed
by J. Evans with 24 with 10 rebounds
for the double-double while Quaid
led WT with 14 rebounds.
Commerce was led by Little who
went 10-of-17 from the floor and 5-of-
8 from deep to finish the game with
a team high 26 points followed by
Albert with 23 and Washington with
20 while Albert grabbed 12 rebounds
for a double-double. The Lions went
ing 11-of-27 (40.7%) from deep and
17-of-25 (68%) from the free throw line
with 44 rebounds (eight offensive, 36
defensive), 21 assists, nine turnovers,
five blocks and six steals.
Team Reg 2OT Total Rec.
WT 91 12 103 18-4
TAMUC 91 13 104 14-4
GAME INFO
at Eastern New Mexico
Greyhound Arena - Portales, N.M.
Game #23
WT 38 45 83 18-5
ENMU 43 53 96 8-12
PORTALES, N.M. - The #20 Buffaloes of
West Texas A&M turned the ball over
16 times and couldn’t hit a big shot
down the stretch as they dropped
their third straight contest with a 96-83
Lone Star Conference loss at Eastern
New Mexico on Thursday night in
Portales, New Mexico.
11 assists, 16 turnovers, three blocks
and nine steals. Golightly Jr. led
the way with 19 points followed by
Chavlovich, Prince, Quaid, D. Evans
and White with 10 each while Quaid
finished the night with a double-dou-
ble (10 rebounds).
Eastern New Mexico was led by
Thompson with 18 points followed by
Clark (16), Hughes (15), Carter (12),
Wyms (11) and Lewis (11) in dou-
ble-figures. The Greyhounds went 33-
blocks and seven steals.
GAME INFO
at Western New Mexico
Drag’s Court - Silver City, N.M.
Game #24
WT 35 41 76 19-5
WNMU 31 30 61 2-17
SILVER CITY, N.M. - The #20 Buffaloes
of West Texas A&M led by just four
points at the break but WT shot 45.2%
from the field in the second half on
their way to a 76-61 road win at West-
ern New Mexico in front of almost
200 fans at Drag’s Court in Silver City,
New Mexico.
13 turnovers, three blocks and 11
steals. Chavlovich went 8-of-14 from
the floor including 2-of-7 from deep
to lead the Buffs with 21 points fol-
lowed by Quaid (14), Golightly Jr. (12)
and Evans (12) in double figures.
The Mustangs went 19-of-52 (36.5%)
from the field including 3-of-16
(69%) from the charity stripe with 33
rebounds (four offensive, 29 defen-
sive), seven assist, 15 turnovers, one
block and seven steals. McCray led
all players with 22 points as he went
5-of-13 from the field and 12-of-13
from the free throw line.

GAME INFO
at #25 UT Permian Basin
Saturday, February 4th - 4 p.m. CT
Falcon Dome - Odessa, TX
Game #25
ODESSA, TX - West Texas A&M junior
guard David Chavlovich became
the program’s all-time leading scorer
on Saturday afternoon but it wasn’t
enough as the Buffs fell to the #25
Falcons of UT Permian Basin, 77-73 in-
side of the Falcon Dome in Lone Star
Conference action in Odessa, Texas.
from long range and 19-of-29 (65.5%)
from the free throw line with 30 re-
12 assists, 13 turnovers, two blocks
and nine steals. Chavlovich went 10-
of-24 from the floor and 6-of-15 from
deep to lead the Buffs with 28 points
followed by Jordan Evans with 15.
The Falcons were led by Daeshon
Francis who went 10-of-16 from the
field and 5-of-7 from the free throw
line with 25 points followed by James
McPherson (16) and Johnnie Lacy
(12) in double figures while Sammy Al-
len grabbed 12 rebounds. UTPB went
ing 5-of-17 (29.4%) from deep and 30-
with 42 rebounds (nine offensive, 33
defensive), eight assists, 25 turnovers,
two steals and five blocks.
Team Reg 2OT Total Rec.
WT 27 46 73 19-6
UTPB 39 38 77 18-4
GAME INFO
vs. Cameron
Thursday, February 9th - 7:30 p.m. CT
Game #26
CU 34 48 82 14-10
WT 38 49 87 20-6
guard Jordan Evans went 8-of-14
from the floor including 6-of-9 from
behind the arc as the Houston native
scored 30 points to lead the Buffaloes
past Cameron in Lone Star Confer-
ence action, 87-82 in front of over 700
fans at the First United Bank Center in
Canyon on Thursday night.
deep and 28-of-35 (80%) from the
free throw line with 40 rebounds (11
turnovers, two blocks and six steals.
Evans led the way for the Buffs with 30
points followed by Chavlovich with 20
and Golightly Jr. with 14 while Skyler
O’Laughlin grabbed 12 rebounds in
the win.
The Aggies were led by Williams
who went 8-of-9 from the field and
3-of-3 from deep to score 20 points
followed by Tyus Momo (16), JV Long
(14), Pierre (12) and Hall (11) in dou-
ble figures. Cameron went 29-of-66
(43.9%) from the floor including 10-
of-27 (37%) from behind the arc and
line with 36 rebounds (11 offensive, 25
defensive), 15 assist, 11 turnovers, two
blocks and nine steals.
GAME INFO
vs. Midwestern State
Game #27
MSU 40 34 74 13-11
WT 34 46 80 21-6
guard David Chavlovich scored 30
points and the Buffs took over in the
second half as they outlasted the
rival Mustangs of Midwestern State,
80-74 in front of the biggest home
crowd of the season in a Highway
287 Challenge Cup matchup at the
First United Bank Center in Canyon on
Saturday afternoon.
West Texas A&M went 25-of-55
(45.5%) from the floor including
22-of-25 (88%) from the free throw
line to go along with 33 rebounds (10
offensive, 23 defensive), 15 assists,
17 turnovers, four blocks and seven
steals. WT was led by Chavlovich with
30 points followed by Skyler O’Laugh-
lin (17) and Jordan Evans (13) in
double-figures while Chavlovich led
the way with seven rebounds on the
night.
The Mustangs went 28-of-69 (40.6%)
from the field including 9-of-26
(64.3%) from the charity stripe with
fensive), 16 assists, 16 turnovers, four
blocks and seven steals. MSU was
led by Neel with 21 points followed
by Magnus with 16 and Pat Smith
with 13 while Richards grabbed eight
rebounds in the loss.

GAME INFO
at Texas A&M-Kingsville
Thursday, February 16th - 7:30 p.m. CT
Steinke Center - Kingsville, TX
Game #28
KINGSVILLE, TX - The Buffaloes of West
Texas A&M trailed by just five points
at the break but Texas A&M Kingsville
shot 52% from the floor in the second
half as they outlasted WT, 76-59 in
front of over 500 fans at the Steinke
Center in Kingsville, Texas on Thursday
night in Lone Star Conference action.
WT was led by Eric Mosley who went
deep to score 13 points in his third
career start followed by Chavlovich
and Evans with 11 points each while
Mosley and O’Laughlin grabbed five
rebounds each. The Buffs went 19-
of-55 (34.5%) from the floor including
(60%) from the charity stripe with 36
10 assists, 21 turnovers, no blocks and
seven steals.
The Javelinas went 24-of-51 (47.1%)
from the floor including 6-of-15 (40%)
18 turnovers, eight blocks and 13
steals. TAMUK was led offensively by
Wright who went 8-of-12 from the
floor and 3-of-5 from deep to score
22 points followed by Byrd (21) and
Marcus Frazier (11) in double-fig-
ures while Stevenson grabbed eight
rebounds.
WT 27 32 59 21-7
TAMUK 32 44 76 15-9
GAME INFO
at Angelo State
Junell Center - San Angelo, TX
Game #29
WT 45 45 90 22-7
ASU 39 42 81 14-10
SAN ANGELO, TX - The Buffaloes of
West Texas A&M used a career after-
noon by sophomore Ryan Quaid as
five different Buffs scored double-fig-
ures in a 90-81 Lone Star Conference
win over the Rams of Angelo State in
front of over 1,100 fans at the Junell
Center in San Angelo, Texas.
floor including 8-of-20 (40%) from long
range and 20-of-28 (71.4%) from the
15 assists, 13 turnovers, one block and
six steals. Quaid went 11-of-16 from
the floor and 2-of-4 from the charity
stripe to score a career high 24 points
to go along with nine rebounds fol-
lowed by David Chavlovich (15), Eric
Golightly Jr. (15), J. Evans (12) and
Drew Evans (10) in double-figures.
The Rams were led offensively by
Quay King who went 10-of-16 from
the floor and 8-of-13 from behind the
arc to lead all players with 31 points
followed by Prince Foster with 23.
ASU went 25-of-47 (53.2%) from the
free throw line with 24 rebounds (four
turnovers, one block and three steals.
GAME INFO
vs. Texas A&M-Commerce
Thursday, February 23rd - 7:30 p.m. CT
Game #30
TAMUC 43 55 98 18-8
WT 43 57 100 23-7
CANYON, TX - The Buffaloes of West
Texas A&M moved to a perfect 14-0
inside of the First United Bank Center
on Thursday night as they topped the
Lions of Texas A&M-Commerce, 100-
98 in front of almost 1,000 fans in Lone
Star Conference action in Canyon.
The Buffs went 29-of-58 (50%) from the
the charity stripe with 37 rebounds
(seven offensive, 30 defensive), 14 as-
sists, 12 turnovers, four blocks and six
steals. Chavlovich led the Buffs with
29 points followed by a new career
high from Prince with 24 while Quaid
led the way with nine rebounds.
TAMUC was led by Albert with 20
points with four other players in
double-digits. The Lions went 34-of-
71 (47.9%) from the floor including
blocks and four steals.

GAME INFO
vs. #15 Tarleton State
Game #31
CANYON, TX - The Buffaloes of West
Texas A&M finished the 2016-17
regular season in style on Saturday
afternoon as they topped the rival
#15 Texans of Tarleton State, 74-65
in front of over 2,000 fans at the First
United Bank Center on Senior Day in
Canyon.
WT was led on the afternoon by
Chavlovich who went 6-of-12 from
the floor and 3-of-6 from deep to
score 18 points followed by Quaid
(15), Eric Golightly Jr. (11) and Prince
(10) in double-figures while Evans
grabbed nine rebounds. The Buffs
went 26-of-57 (45.6%) from the floor
including 10-of-28 (35.7%) from long
range and 12-of-15 (80%) from the
charity stripe with 33 rebounds (10
turnovers, one block and six steals.
The Texans finished the game 22-of-51
(43.1%) from the field including 5-of-
19 (26.3%) from deep and 16-of-26
blocks and seven steals. Chambers
led the way offensively as the guard
from deep with 16 points followed
by Davis (15) and Deshawn Riddick
(13) in double-figures while Romond
Jenkins grabbed seven rebounds.
TSU 28 37 65 22-6
WT 32 42 74 24-7
GAME INFO
vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville
Friday, March 3rd - 2:30 p.m. CT
Allen Event Center - Allen, TX
Lone Star Conference Quarterfinals
Game #32
TAMUK 35 33 68 18-10
WT 32 31 63 24-8
ALLEN, TX - The Buffaloes of West
Texas A&M dropped a 68-63 decision
to No. 6-seed Texas A&M-Kingsville
in the Quarterfinal round of the 2017
Lone Star Conference Men’s Basket-
ball Championship at the Allen Event,
Center in Allen, Texas.
the floor in the game including 7-of-
27 (25.9%) from deep and 12-of-17
(70.6%) from the free throw line
with 36 rebounds (five offensive, 26
four blocks and four steals. WT was
led offensively by Ryan Quaid and
Eric Golightly Jr. who scored 17 points
each as Quaid finished the afternoon
with nine rebounds.
TAMUK was led by Trey Sumpter who
from deep to score 17 points followed
by Marcus Frazier with 12 and Duan
Wright with 11. The Javelinas went 20-
three blocks and seven steals.
GAME INFO
vs. Texas A&M-Commerce
Saturday, March 11th - 1 p.m. CT
Lockridge Arena - Golden, CO
NCAA South Central Regional Quarterfinals
Game #33
TAMUC 30 56 86 19-11
WT 49 48 97 25-8
GOLDEN, CO - The third-seeded Buffa-
loes of West Texas A&M picked up their
first NCAA Tournament win since 2001
on Saturday afternoon as they topped
Texas A&M-Commerce, 97-86 inside of
Lockridge Arena in Golden, Colorado.
the floor in the game including 8-of-25
(32%) from deep and 31-of-36 (86.1%)
from the free throw line with 44 re-
13 assists, 12 turnovers, two blocks and
three steals. WT was led offensively
by Ryan Quaid and Eric Golightly Jr.
who scored 29 points each as Quaid
finished the afternoon with 18 rebounds
for the double-double.
TAMUC was led by Malik Albert who
went 10-of-22 from the floor and
11-of-15 from the free throw line to
score a game high 33 points fol-
lowed by Jovan Austin with 19 while
Albert grabbed 10 rebounds for the
double-double. The Lions went 31-
22 defensive), 11 assists, seven turn-
overs, four blocks and seven steals.

BY-CLASSIFICATION
Senior...................................4
Junior...................................4
Sophomore.........................3
Freshman.............................2
BY-STATE
Texas....................................5
Illinois....................................2
Arizona................................1
California.............................1
Colorado.............................1
Minnesota...........................1
Oklahoma...........................1
Wisconsin.............................1
2016-17 Buffalo Basketball Numerical Roster
2016-17 Buffalo Basketball Alphabetical Roster
Roster Breakdown
No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous/High School)
0 Drew Evans G 6-3 Fr. Chicago, Illinois (Thornwood HS)
1 David Chavlovich G 5-11 Jr. Arlington, Texas (Bowie HS)
2 Eric Golightly Jr. G 6-1 Sr. Chickasha, Oklahoma (Murray State College)
3 Jordan Evans G 6-5 Jr. Houston, Texas (Northern Oklahoma-Enid)
5 Jordan Collins G 6-0 Fr. Houston, Texas (Cypress Ridge HS)
10 Eric Mosley G 6-5 So. Gilbert, Arizona (Gilbert HS)
11 Tommy Gove G 5-11 Jr. Waconia, Minnesota (Waconia HS)
14 Joseph Prince G 5-10 Sr. Palmdale, California (Volunteer State JC)
15 Ryan Quaid G 6-6 So. Fort Collins, Colorado (Fossil Ridge HS)
20 Rylan Gerber G 6-3 Jr. Dumas, Texas (Dumas HS)
24 Skyler O’Laughlin C 6-11 Sr. Elkhorn, Wisconsin (Winona State)
35 Carl White G 6-6 So. Chicago, Illinois (Foreman HS)
40 Garrett Brockman G 6-2 Sr. Amarillo, Texas (Amarillo HS)
No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous/High School)
40 Garrett Brockman G 6-2 Sr. Amarillo, Texas (Amarillo HS)
1 David Chavlovich G 5-11 Jr. Arlington, Texas (Bowie HS)
5 Jordan Collins G 6-0 Fr. Houston, Texas (Cypress Ridge HS)
0 Drew Evans G 6-3 Fr. Chicago, Illinois (Thornwood HS)
3 Jordan Evans G 6-5 Jr. Houston, Texas (Northern Oklahoma-Enid)
20 Rylan Gerber G 6-3 Jr. Dumas, Texas (Dumas HS)
2 Eric Golightly Jr. G 6-1 Sr. Chickasha, Oklahoma (Murray State College)
11 Tommy Gove G 5-11 Jr. Waconia, Minnesota (Waconia HS)
10 Eric Mosley G 6-5 So. Gilbert, Arizona (Gilbert HS)
24 Skyler O’Laughlin C 6-11 Sr. Elkhorn, Wisconsin (Winona State)
14 Joseph Prince G 5-10 Sr. Palmdale, California (Volunteer State JC)
15 Ryan Quaid G 6-6 So. Fort Collins, Colorado (Fossil Ridge HS)
35 Carl White G 6-6 So. Chicago, Illinois (Foreman HS)

Freshman | Guard | 6-3
Chicago, Illinois (Thornwood HS)
DREW
EVANS
0
Year GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA PCT 3pt FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT O-D-T AVG PF FO AST T/O BLK STL PTS AVG
2016-17 27-0 289 10.7 55-103 .534 12-32 .375 38-50 .760 9-30-39 1.4 35 0 12 28 2 12 160 5.9
TOTAL 27-0 289 10.7 55-103 .534 12-32 .375 38-50 .760 9-30-39 1.4 35 0 12 28 2 12 160 5.9
Evans’ Career Statistics
2016-17 SEASON HIGHS
Minutes 22 (2x), last, at N.M. Highlands (12-10-16)
Points 22 Oklahoma Panhandle St.(11-22-16)
Field Goals 8 Oklahoma Panhandle St. (11-22-16)
Free Throws 6 Oklahoma Panhandle St. (11-22-16)
3-Pt Field Goals 2 (3x), last, at Angelo State (2-18-17)
Off. Rebounds 1 (10x), last, at A&M-Kingsville (2-16-17)
Def. Rebounds 3 at N.M. Highlands (12-10-16)
Assists 2 Oklahoma City (12-31-16)
Blocks 1 (2x), last, Oklahoma City (12-31-16)
Steals 3 at Eastern New Mexico (1-26-17)
CAREER HIGHS
Minutes 22 (2x), last, at N.M. Highlands (12-10-16)
Points 22 Oklahoma Panhandle St.(11-22-16)
Field Goals 8 Oklahoma Panhandle St. (11-22-16)
Free Throws 6 Oklahoma Panhandle St. (11-22-16)
3-Pt Field Goals 2 (3x), last, at Angelo State (2-18-17)
Off. Rebounds 1 (10x), last, at A&M-Kingsville (2-16-17)
Def. Rebounds 3 at N.M. Highlands (12-10-16)
Assists 2 Oklahoma City (12-31-16)
Blocks 1 (2x), last, Oklahoma City (12-31-16)
Steals 3 at Eastern New Mexico (1-26-17)

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