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February 8, 2010 • Posted in

Last Second Tip-In Drops Eagles; Playoff Hopes Get Slimmer

Clarksville, Ark.- No. 17 UT-Dallas used a last second tip-in under the basket to secure a 83-82 win over the Eagles in American Southwest Conference play Monday night. The loss puts a major damper on Ozarks playoff aspirations and stings even more as a result of the controversial ending. UT-Dallas (18-4) leads the ASC Eastern […]

February 8, 2010 • Posted in

Wiseman Optimistic About 2010 Tennis Team

Clarksville, Ark. - Tennis at the University of the Ozarks is on the upward swing under head coach Shaun Wiseman. The men’s and women’s tennis program saw measurable growth under the helm of first-year head coach Shaun Wiseman in 2009. Wiseman sparked a quick turn-around for both programs. Most notably, Wiseman’s impact was seen in […]

February 8, 2010 • Posted in

UT-Dallas Defense Shuts Down Lady Eagles

Clarksville, Ark.-The UT-Dallas women raced out to a 27-11 halftime lead and then cruised in the second half to claim a 63-41 win over the Lady Eagles in American Southwest Conference play Monday night in Richardson, Texas. Ozarks (5-16, 3-13 ASC) struggled with UT-Dallas’ defensive pressure in the first half, scoring only six points through […]

February 8, 2010 • Posted in

Blake Mitchem Nets Second ASC Award

Clarksville, Ark.-Sophomore forward Blake Mitchem was named the American Southwest Conference East Division Men's Basketball Player of the Week, it was announced Monday by ASC Media Relations Director Greg Weghorst. The 6-foot-6, 195-pound Fort Smith, Ark., native averaged 25.0 points, 11.5 rebounds, 3.5 steals and 3.0 blocks over two conference road games. Against Louisiana College […]

February 6, 2010 • Posted in

No. 25 Louisiana College Women Take Control Late

Clarksville, Ark.-No. 25 Louisiana College took control of a tight game with less than eight minutes to play to go onto a 78-62 win over the Lady Eagles in American Southwest Conference play Saturday in Pineville, La. With Louisiana College (17-2, 13-2 ASC) leading 52-42 at the 11:35 mark of the second half, Ozarks (3-12, […]

February 6, 2010 • Posted in

Mitchem’s Game-Winner Ends Six-Game Losing Skid

Clarksville, Ark.-Blake Mitchem hit a long-range jumper as time expired to send the Eagles to a thrilling 65-63 win over Louisiana College in Saturday's American Southwest Conference contest in Pineville, La. Mitchem’s heroics gave Ozarks (8-12, 6-9 ASC) a much-needed win and broke their six-game losing streak. Mitchem has been among the most productive players […]

February 6, 2010 • Posted in

Millsaps Sweeps Eagles To Open 2010 Season

Clarksville, Ark.-Millsaps College took a three-game set over the weekend to spoil the start of Ozarks 2010 season in Jackson, Mississippi. The Majors (3-0) won the opener 16-2 on Friday night, and then took a double-header Saturday with a 11-1 win in game one and a 15-9 win in the night cap. On Friday, Ozarks […]

February 5, 2010 • Posted in

Lady Choctaws Make Free Throws Count

Clarksville, Ark.-Mississippi College hit all six of their free throws with under two minutes to play to pull out a 68-60 win over the Lady Eagles Thursday night in American Southwest Conference play. Ozarks (5-14, 3-11 ASC) held a 50-49 lead after Savannah Carter drilled a three-pointer with 10:56 left in the game, but Mississippi […]

February 5, 2010 • Posted in

No. 24 Choctaws Hold On For Win

Clarksville, Ark.-No. 24 Mississippi College saw an 11-point lead slip to five points with under a minute to play but held on for a 80-74 win over the Eagles Thursday night in American Southwest Conference play. The Choctaws (16-3, 12-3 ASC) appeared to have the game under control with 44 seconds left as they held […]

February 4, 2010 • Posted in

Art major’s Chapel mural educates, inspires

Clarksville, Ark. --- University of the Ozarks student Angela Teeter has been an artist most of her life, but she had never painted anything larger than a few feet wide when she was asked last summer by university officials to paint a large-scale wall mural in the college's historic Munger Chapel. What might have been […]