Sam Houston State

MeanGreen61 · July 4, 2010

Appears we have a road game at Sam Houston this year as part of a 1-1.

http://katfans.com/newforum/index.php?topic=134.0

2010-11 Men's Basketball Schedule

TBA - Mary Hardin Baylor

TBA - at Houston

TBA - North Texas

Nov. 17 - Houston

Nov. 23 - at Texas

Jan. 2 - at UTEP

Jan. 12 - UT-Arlington

Jan. 15 - Nicholls St

Jan. 26 - Stephen F. Austin

Jan. 29 - UT-San Antonio

Feb. 5 - Southeastern La.

Feb. 12 - Texas A&M-Corpus Christi

Feb. 23 - Northwestern St

Feb. 26 - at Lamar

Mar. 5 - Texas St-San Marcos

TBA - at Florida International (H/H ?)

2011-12 Confirmed Out of Conference Opponents for League Schools

* references games that coaches have discussed as possible on their schedule, not confirmed

SAM HOUSTON STATE

Home: UTEP (unconfirmed - completion of a 2-for-1?)

Road: North Texas

Edited July 4, 2010 by MeanGreen61

TheTastyGreek · July 4, 2010

Really liking how this year is shaping up, schedule-wise. Tech and LSU, another round with UTA, SHSU a year after their appearance/RPI respectability (but after their coach is gone), should get Rice at home (unless that happens next year)...

Much, much better than what we found ourselves stuck with last season.

NT03 · July 5, 2010

Really liking how this year is shaping up, schedule-wise. Tech and LSU, another round with UTA, SHSU a year after their appearance/RPI respectability (but after their coach is gone), should get Rice at home (unless that happens next year)...

Much, much better than what we found ourselves stuck with last season.

We should have our lowest RPI in years by the end of the season

ADLER · July 5, 2010

http://katfans.com/newforum/index.php?topic=134.0

2010-11 Men's Basketball Schedule
TBA - at Houston
TBA - North Texas
Nov. 17 - Houston

Houston plays non-conference home-and-home games during the same season with Sam Houston. Why don't we do the same thing with UTA, and eventually TCU and SMU?

These games make too much sense and build fun rivalries. Remember, Tobacco Road was not created by the schools refusing to play each other. Rivalries are good for all schools involved.