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Mules Basketball
Mules win eighth straight, 20th overall
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Sanijay Watts surpassed the 1,000-point milestone in his UCM career on Wednesday night.
The Mules rolled to an 82-64 win over Emporia State on Wednesday night at the UCM Multipurpose Building, and in the process hit several milestones, including head coach Kim Anderson’s school-record tying 178th win.
Anderson matched UCM Hall of Famer Tad Reid, who was 178-110 in 15 seasons from 1923-38. Anderson’s career record now sits at 178-60 in only his eighth season. Anderson also wrapped up his fifth 20-win season in the last six years, matching Lynn Nance for the most years in that category. It was the 22nd 20-win season ever at UCM.
The Mules are now 20-1 overall with the win, the best start through 21 games since 1980 when UCM started 25-1. The Mules remain atop the MIAA with a 13-1 league mark, and also clinched a berth in the MIAA Tournament with the victory.
Individually, senior forward Sanijay Watts became the 19th player in school history to surpass the 1,000-point milestone, and only the eighth two-year player to do it. He put up 24 points on the night and now sits at 1,005. Getting overshadowed was a career night from junior guard Ryan Harris, who put up a career-high 28 points in the contest.
Mules are idle from game competition until next Wednesday, Feb. 10th, when they hit the road to Topeka, Kan., for a league battle with Washburn at 7:30 p.m.
Mules are 3rd in latest D-II Poll
Mules move up one spot to third in the latest NABC/Division II Coaches Poll...More Info »
Mules remained second in the latest NCAA-II South-Central Regional Rankings released on Wednesday.
2010 MIAA Basketball Tournament (March 4-7)
All-Session passes now on sale at the UCM Multipurpose Building Ticket Office...More Info »
Camp Dates Set
Individual Camp (June 6 - 9)
Team Camp (June 24 - 26)
Day Camp (July 12 - 15)
2010 Mules Basketball Camp Information
Mules picked to battle for top MIAA spot
MIAA basketball coaches and media members believe the Mules will challenge for the conference title in 2009-2010. In their preseason polls announced Tuesday (10/27), the Mules finished runner-up to the Bearcats of SBU in the coaches poll, while the order was switched by media members...More Info »
2009-2010 Media Guide available
Kim Anderson "Mules Basketball Radio Show" Info »
Mules ranked in several national pre-season polls
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Mules are ranked in a total of four D-II preseason polls...More Info »
2009-2010 Pre-Season Prospectus
2009-2010 schedule includes return to Sprint Center
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Alex Moosmann and the Mules will make a return trip to the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo., in November.
The Mules and head coach Kim Anderson’s 09-10 schedule is highlighted in non-conference action by a return trip to the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo., for a battle with the Rockhurst Hawks. The two teams will have a re-match of last season's game on Tuesday afternoon, November 24th....More Info »
Other highlights of the Mules 09-10 schedule includes the annual Las Vegas High Desert Classic on December 18-19, where they will play national power Rollins (Fla.) and fellow 2009 NCAA Elite Eight participant C.W. Post (N.Y.). In the exhibition slate, the Mules will face Division I Austin Peay University in Clarksville, Tennessee on Nov. 7th, and host Livin' the Dream on Nov. 11th. UCM kicks off MIAA play with a bang, hosting defending regular season champion Southwest Baptist on December 2. 2009-2010 Schedule »
Five former Mules playing in Europe
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De'Andre Byrd is the latest former Mules player to join the professional ranks in Europe. The Mules now have five former players now in the European leagues...More Info »
Mules add pair of new assistant coaches
Mules have added a pair of new assistant coaches to the staff according to head coach Kim Anderson. Brian Lohrey and Landon Kurz join the program...More Info »
Mules announce 2009-10 class
Mules basketball and head coach Kim Anderson announced its 2009-10 commitments. Eight new student-athletes will be wearing the Cardinal & Black this season to go with a solid class of returnees... More Info »
Mules rank third nationally in home attendance
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A "Black-Out Saturday" crowd of 5,378 that witnessed the Mules run past Northwest Missouri State on national TV (Feb. 21), helped to bolster the Mules average home attendance to 2,982, ranking third best in D-II for the 2008-2009 season.
The Mules averaged just under 3,000 fans per home game in 17 dates, with home crowds of over 4,000 on four other different dates, and topped 3,000 on three other home dates. The Mules home attendance helped the MIAA top the nation in average home attendance this past season. 
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