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Men's Basketball

Men's Basketball

Eagle

Varsity Roster 2004-2005

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Grewe 10 Patrick Grewe *
G
6-4 185 Fr.
Ft. Worth, Texas
Word 11 Marlon Word *
G
6-1 170 Fr.
Houston, Texas
Page 12 Brady Page
G
6-0 165 Jr.
Yale, Oklahoma
Key 13 Brandon Key
G
 6-2 165 Fr.
Ft. Worth, Texas
Ripley 15 Dillon Ripley
F
 6-3 185 Jr.
Ripley, Oklahoma
Cross 20 Drew Cross
G
5-9 150 Jr.
Union City, Tennessee

Harris

 22 Keith Harris
G
6-5 190 So.
Houston, Texas

Baldwin

25 

 Charles Baldwin
G
6-2 175

So.
Houston, Texas
Jones 30 Gary Jones
G

6-1

 175 Jr.
.Benton Harbor, Michigan
  
Tefft 31 Kyle Tefft
F
 6-4 190 Fr.
Enid, Oklahoma
Merrill 32 Jarred Merrill
F
6-9 1/2

220

 Sr.

Abilene, Texas

Panter 33 Caleb Panter
F
6-6 250 Jr.
Sulphur Springs, Texas
Allen

35

Kory Allen
F
6-5 219 Sr.

Edmond, Oklahoma
(Memorial)

Hodges 40 Scott Hodges
G

6-4

 200 Sr
Shawnee, Oklahoma
Nottley

44

John Nottley *
C/F
6-11

231

 Jr.
Southampton, England
Miles 45 Micah Miles
C/F
 6-8

225

 So.

Piedmont, Oklahoma

Jackson 55 Kendrick Jackson *
F
 6-5 270 Sr.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
     
     
* - Red Shirt
     


Head Coach: Dan Hays
Head Assistant Coach: Curtis Janz

Assistant Coach: Terril Hankins

 

EAGLE EYE BLOG

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Go on a walkthrough of the new Bobby Murcer Indoor Training Facility with head baseball coach Chuck White. Join us for OC’s first game of the season on Feb. 5 at 1 p.m. against St. Mary’s.

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Hall of Fame Recap Video

Oklahoma Christian inducted its five newest Athletic Hall of Fame members on Friday, including a first for the university – a current student.

Men’s basketball star Charlie Smith, tennis coach Kris Miller, track standout Kathy (Nelson) Belcoff, softball ace Leah Carrell and current track and cross country All-American Silas Kisorio participated in the formal induction ceremony, held in OC’s Gaylord University Center.

Don Meyer, the NCAA leader in career men’s basketball coaching wins with 923, was the keynote speaker. The former coach at OC’s sister institution, Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tenn., praised the five inductees for developing their athletic gifts and encouraged the 250 people in attendance to do the same with the gifts they’d been blessed with by God. Watch a video recapping the night’s events.