Texas

2017-18: 6-5

6-5

Overall

2017-18

5-2

Home

1-3 away / neutral

Streak

last 5WLLWL

72.1

PPG

76.0 allowed

Schedule & results · 2017-18

Date	Opponent	Result	NCAA
Mar 11	at West Tex. A&MLSC	L 70-93	Box →
Mar 10	vs Fort LewisRMAC	W 78-62	Box →
Mar 3	at West Tex. A&MLSC	L 63-73	Box →
Jan 20	at West Tex. A&MLSC	L 82-86	Box →
Dec 19	at Tex. A&M Int'lLSC	W 71-48	Box →
Nov 30	vs CameronLSC	W 69-68	Box →
Nov 25	vs Henderson St.GAC	L 89-104	Box →
Nov 24	vs Lubbock ChristianLSC	W 68-62	Box →
Nov 21	vs Ark.-MonticelloGAC	L 59-110	Box →
Nov 11	vs NewmanMIAA	W 74-69	Box →
Nov 10	vs Okla. ChristianLSC	W 70-61	Box →

Upcoming games first, then results newest-first · NCAA = tournament game · all times Eastern.

Portal & commitments

David Oriaku FIn the portalOct 6
Texas A&M–Kingsville
Deshon Parker Men's Basketball CoachCoaching · head coachJun
Coaching change → University of North Texas
Kieran Elliott guardD2-D1Jun
West Texas A&M → Cal Poly
Mackenzie Morgan G/FD2-D2Apr
West Texas A&M → Gannon (PSAC) · Final Four squad contributor
Kai Williams FD2-D2Apr
Angelo State → West Texas A&M (LSC) · 13.2 PPG, 7.8 RPG

Tracked from NCAA, VerbalCommits D2 and school releases, verified automatically · open Transfer Central →

On the Wire

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FloHoops highlighted five essential storylines to watch in the Lone Star Conference for the 2026‑27 men’s basketball campaign. The preview notes the continued dominance of West Texas A&M, the rise of Texas A&M‑Kingsville after a strong transfer class, and the impact of new coaching hires at several member schools. It also flags the conference’s improved non‑conference schedule and the potential for a new champion in the postseason tournament. These insights give fans and analysts a roadmap to the conference’s competitive landscape.