SMU (18-8, 7-6 ACC) vs Boston College  (9-17, 2-11 ACC)
David B. Miller Court at Moody Coliseum – Dallas, Texas
Saturday, February 21, 2026 – 3 p.m. CT
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Recap: SMU Takes Down No. 21 Louisville, 95-85 | Mustangs Finish Off No. 21 Louisville With Strong Second Half

SMU hosts Boston College on Saturday at Moody Coliseum. The Mustangs improved to 18-8 overall, including 14-2 at Moody Coliseum, with the 95-85 win over [21/21] Louisville on Tuesday.

SMU shot 58.5% for the game in the win over Louisville on Tuesday while holding the Cardinals to 44.8% (36.4% 2nd half). The Mustangs closed on a 19-9 run over the last 6 minutes. Jaron Pierre Jr. led the team with 25 points and seven rebounds while Boopie Miller added 23 points and a game-high nine assists. Corey Washington hit 3-for-3 on threes en route to 18 points. B.J. Edwards contributed seven points, seven assists and three steals. SMU scored a season-high 52 points in the first half to lead 52-49 at the break. 

The victory over [21/21] Louisville was the second ranked win for the Mustangs in ACC play this season, adding to the 97-83 home triumph versus [12/12] North Carolina on Jan. 3. This is the first time SMU has multiple ranked wins since 2019-20 and the first time with multiple home ranked wins since 2013-14.

2025-26 RANKINGS: SMU is No. 31 in the NCAA NET (Feb. 19) with 11 games against Quad 1 opponents (4-7) and four against Quad 2 (3-1). Nine of the Mustangs' ACC games have been Quad 1, with SMU having the 26th-ranked conference strength of schedule nationally and the 43rd-ranked strength of schedule overall.

SMU has five players averaging double figures in scoring: Boopie Miller (19.0, 6th ACC, 49th NCAA), Jaron Pierre Jr. (17.7, 8th ACC), B.J. Edwards (12.9, 28th ACC), Corey Washington (11.6, 42nd ACC) and Samet Yigitoglu (10.7, 49th ACC). SMU has had at least four double-figure scorers in 23 of 26 games and five in double figures eight times. (As of Feb. 19, SMU was one of 31 teams with five averaging 10+ points.) Six Mustangs have recorded at least one double-double this season: Samet Yigitoglu (6, 6th ACC, 82nd NCAA), Boopie Miller (5, 9th ACC), Corey Washington (3, 18th ACC), B.J. Edwards (2 - both triple-doubles), Jaron Pierre Jr. (1) and Jaden Toombs (1). Edwards is the one of two players in the nation with multiple triple-doubles (Joshua Jefferson, Iowa State).

Yigitoglu is leading the Mustangs in blocks (1.4, 5th ACC, 101st NCAA) and rebounds (7.9, 7th ACC, 78th NCAA) while leading the ACC in offensive rebounds (3.54, 17th NCAA). Boopie Miller leads in assists (6.9, 1st ACC, 10th NCAA) with a 2.73 assist-to-turnover ratio (4th ACC, 48th NCAA) and is second on the team in steals (1.8, 6th ACC, 83rd NCAA). B.J. Edwards is averaging 5.0 assists (7th ACC, 64th NCAA), 6.0 rebounds (20th ACC) and 2.5 steals (1st ACC, 11th NCAA) with a 2.52 assist-to-turnover ratio (6th ACC, 82nd NCAA). From three-point range, Corey Washington 44.0% (37-84), Jermaine O'Neal Jr. 40.5% (17-42), Boopie Miller 41.6% (47-113), B.J. Edwards 36.2% (38-105) and Jaron Pierre Jr. 36.0% (54-150). The Mustangs are near the top of the ACC in scoring offense (86.5, 2nd ACC, 17th NCAA), assists (17.8, 2nd ACC, 21st NCAA), fastbreak points (12.5, 1st ACC, 90th NCAA), field-goal percentage (49.8%, 3rd ACC, 20th NCAA), 3-point percentage (38.1%, 2nd ACC, 16th NCAA) and free-throw percentage (76.3%, 4th ACC, 44th NCAA).

2025-26 HONORS: Boopie Miller is on the Oscar Roberston Trophy Midseason Watch List, the Lute Olson Award Early Season Watch List and was named The Athletic Midseason All-America honorable mention after being selected preseason All-ACC second team. He was named ACC Player of the Week on Jan. 5, AP National Player of the Week on Jan. 6 and one of five Oscar Robertson Trophy National Players of the Week on Jan. 6. Miller was ranked No. 30 on the ESPN midseason list. B.J. Edwards was named ACC Player of the Week three times (Nov. 24, Dec. 29, Jan. 26). Jaron Pierre Jr. was selected the Hoop Hype XL Player of the Game on Dec. 7. SMU was named March Madness National Team of the Week after the 97-83 win over then-[12/12] North Carolina on Jan. 3.

ACC PRESEASON POLL & HONORS: Senior guard Boopie Miller was selected preseason All-ACC Second Team and the Mustangs were picked sixth in the vote by a select media panel. Miller received the highest vote total of any member of the preseason All-ACC Second Team (27). The teams picked in front of the Mustangs were [3/3] Duke, [24/23] Louisville, [16/20] North Carolina, NC State and [14/14] Virginia. Miller was All-ACC Third Team last season after averaging 13.2 points (26th ACC), 5.5 assists (4th ACC, 33rd NCAA), 2.9 rebounds and 1.6 steals (9th ACC) with a 2.50 assist-to-turnover ratio (2nd ACC, 41st NCAA). He also had a pair of game-winning shots, including a right-wing 3-pointer with 0.4 seconds left in a 54-52 win at Virginia. He was the Acrisure Holiday Invitational MVP after SMU defeated Washington State in the championship.

NON-CONFERENCE SCHEDULE (11-2): SMU went 11-2 in non-conference, the most regular-season wins outside league play since 2015-16 (12-0). The Mustangs had nine non-conference home games, including a home game with Butler on Nov. 15 (W, 87-85). SMU also faced four SEC teams beginning with a visit to Mississippi State on Nov. 28 (W, 87-81 ot) and then [17/16] Vanderbilt in the ACC/SEC Challenge on Dec. 3 (L, 88-69). Texas A&M was next in the Hoop Hype XL matchup at the College Park Center in Arlington, Texas on Dec. 7 (W, 93-80 ot) followed by the Compete 4 Cause Classic versus [rv/rv] LSU in New Orleans on Dec. 13 (L, 89-77).

LAST GAME (W, 95-85 vs [21/21] Louisville on Feb. 17): DALLAS (AP) -- — Jaron Pierre Jr. scored 25 points and Boopie Miller had 23 points with nine assists as SMU beat No. 21 Louisville 95-85 on Tuesday night, ending the Cardinals' five-game winning streak. SMU (18-8, 7-6 Atlantic Coast Conference) went ahead to stay on Miller's short floater in the lane with 6:19 left that broke a 76-all tie. That was the second of six consecutive made field goals by the Mustangs, including a pair of 3-pointers by Corey Washington, who finished with 18 points. Miller's alley-oop pass to Pierre for a dunk with 1:49 remaining pushed the lead to 91-83 and sent the already-loud Moody Coliseum crowd into a real frenzy. It was the Mustangs' second win at home over a ranked ACC opponent this season, and could be significant in their push to reach their first NCAA Tournament since 2017. They beat then-No. 12 North Carolina 97-83 on Jan. 3, which was their first victory over a Top 25 opponent under second-year coach Andy Enfield. Standout freshman Mikel Brown Jr. had 29 points for Louisville (19-6, 8-5), whose winning streak started with an 88-74 home win over SMU on Jan. 31. J'Vonne Hadley had 14 points and nine rebounds, while Ryan Conwell scored 12. Brown has 29 points in back-to-back games since matching a Louisville single-game record and ACC freshman record with 45 points against North Carolina State on Feb. 9. In a game with 17 lead changes and 16 ties between the ACC's two highest-scoring teams, Louisville went up 74-73 on Brown's driving reverse layup through defenders with eight minutes left. Less than a minute later, Brown took the ball away from Miller when SMU's senior guard went up in the air while driving toward the basket. The Mustangs led 52-49 at halftime.

SERIES VS. BOSTON COLLEGE (2-0): SMU won the first meeting as ACC opponents 103-77 in Boston on Dec. 21, 2024. The only previous meeting was a 62-49 victory in the Suntory Ball Classic in Tokyo, Japan on Dec. 19, 1986.

LAST SEASON VS BOSTON COLLEGE (W, 103-77 at Boston College on Dec. 21, 2024): BOSTON (AP) -- Matt Cross scored 17 of his 20 points before halftime, Boopie Miller scored 18 points and SMU pulled away from Boston College for a 103-77 win on Saturday. B.J. Edwards scored 16 points and reserves Chuck Harris and Jerrell Corbert 14 and 13 points respectively for SMU, which shot 64.4% (38 of 59) including 68.8% (11 of 16) from 3-point range. The Mustangs actually raised their shooting percentage in the second half. SMU (10-2, 2-0 ACC) sank 16 of 27 (59.2%) before the break. Donald Hand Jr. scored 22 points, Dion Brown 20 and Elijah Strong 10 for Boston College. Brown's layup with 14:53 left brought the Eagles within 60-57 but they never got closer. Keon Ambrose-Hylton threw down consecutive dunks in a 20-second span to give SMU a 78-67 lead and the Mustangs distanced themselves from there. Colbert scored nine of his 13 points in a little more than three minutes and SMU's 14-0 run made it 92-69 with 4:17 left. Strong converted a three-point play with 13:04 left before halftime and the Eagles (7-5, 0-2) led 21-13. SMU's Yohan Traore, Ambrose-Hylton and Edwards responded with layups and Harris made a 3-pointer and the 9-0 run put the Mustangs up 22-21. Later, Edwards converted a three-point play to put the Mustangs up 27-26. SMU led for the remainder of the half and went to intermission up 47-40.

THE SERIES VS. CALIFORNIA (4-1, 3-1+): SMU won both meetings in the first season as ACC opponents, 76-65 in Dallas and 81-77 in Berkeley. The previous meeting came as SMU advanced to the 2014 NIT semifinals (67-65) after Nic Moore hit a 3-pointer with 6.5 seconds left at Moody Coliseum. Cal won the first meeting in Dallas by a count of 88-84 in the 1967-68 season. The Mustangs' first win in the series was a 97-88 victory in the Kentucky Invitational in the 1979-80 campaign. (+win in 2014 vacated)

LAST SEASON VS CAL (W, 81-77 at Cal on Feb. 26, 2025): BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) -- Chuck Harris scored 21 points and SMU beat California 81-77. Harris was 9-12 shooting with three 3-pointers. B.J. Edwards added 18 points and five assists and Samet Yigitoglu had 11 points for the Mustangs, who shot 56%, made 8-15 3-point attempts. Jeremiah Wilkinson scored 20 points with a trio of 3-pointers, Mady Sissoko had 16 points and Rytis Petraitis 12 for the Golden Bears. Cal shot only 39% but was 22-32 at the line to the Mustangs' 13-20 and used offensive rebounding for 21 second-chance points. After Cal tied the game with 5 1/2 minutes left, SMU scored the next nine points. Sissoko scored Cal's last six points in the final minute and it wasn't until Matt Cross sank two free throws with three seconds left that SMU clinched the win. The Mustangs led by 16 after Edwards' 3-pointer to open the second half and were still up by 10 when a 15-5 Cal run capped by four Andrej Stojakovic free throws tied the game. SMU led 42-29 led at halftime behind 13 points from Harris. (W, 76-65 on Jan. 29, 2025): DALLAS (AP) -- Chuck Harris scored 20 points, Matt Cross had 15 points and 14 rebounds, and SMU defeated Cal 76-65. B.J. Edwards had 15 points, nine rebounds and five assists for SMU. Boopie Miller had 13 points, six rebounds and five assists. The Golden Bears, who trailed by double digits for much of the second half, got within 61-55 near the five-minute mark before a three-point play by Harris helped SMU rebuild a 12-point lead at 67-55 with 3 1/2 minutes to go. A 3-pointer by Cal's Jeremiah Wilkinson cut SMU's lead to 69-62 with 2:25 remaining then the Mustangs wrapped up the win with five made free throws in six attempts. Rytis Petraitis had 18 points and 10 rebounds for Cal. Wilkinson scored 16 points and Javon Blacksher Jr. added 13 points. SMU led 39-29 at halftime.

A PLACE IN THE POLL: The Mustangs have at least received votes in eight of the past 13 weeks. In the Jan. 5 polls, SMU was No. 24 in the AP Top 25 and No. 25 in the USA Today Coaches Poll. That was the first time the Mustangs have been ranked since the final poll of the 2016-17 season. Earlier this season, SMU received votes in four straight Coaches Poll from Nov. 24 to Dec. 15. The Mustangs also garnered votes in the Associated Press Top 25 Poll on Dec. 1 and Dec. 8. When SMU received votes in the Coaches Poll on Nov. 24, it marked the first time appearing in the poll since Feb. 21, 2022.

ACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK X4 (B.J. Edwards x3, Boopie Miller): B.J. Edwards has been named ACC Player of the Week three times. Edwards, Duke's Cameron Boozer (four times) and Louisville's Mikel Brown Jr. (twice) are the only players to win ACC Player of the Week multiple times this season. (Jan. 26) B.J. Edwards averaged 21.5 points, 8.5 rebounds, 6.0 assists and 3.5 steals while shooting 58.3% (14-24) overall and 6-of-12 on threes in victories over Wake Forest and Florida State. He had 24 points, eight rebounds, seven assists, six steals and a blocked shot while hitting 8-of-13 from the field and 3-of-5 from three in win at Wake Forest. (Jan. 5) Boopie Miller had 27 points and 12 assists in the Mustangs' 97-83 win over then-No. 12 North Carolina at Moody Coliseum Jan. 3. He also had four rebounds and a steal as he shot 10-of-13 overall, 3-of-5 from three and 4-of-5 at the free-throw line in the victory over the Tar Heels. (Dec. 29): B.J. Edwards had 21 points, 10 assists, a career-high 11 rebounds and five steals in the 110-63 win over Cal State Fullerton. He shot 8-for-10 from the floor and 3-for-5 on threes in the victory. (Nov. 24): B.J. Edwards averaged 17.5 points, 11.0 assists, 6.5 steals and 5.0 rebounds in two wins while shooting 59.1% overall (13-22), 6-of-12 from three and 3-of-4 on free throws. In the win against Arkansas State on Nov. 21, he had a triple-double with career highs of 24 points, 13 assists and 10 steals.
MULTIPLE WINNERS: SMU and NC State are the only teams with multiple winners this year. The Mustangs are also tied for the most awards (Duke has four, all by Cameron Boozer). 
ACC Player of the Week (Through Feb. 9)
4 - SMU (B.J. Edwards 3x, Boopie Miller)
4 - Duke (Cameron Boozer 4x)
2 - Louisville (Mikel Brown 2x)
2 - NC State (Quadir Copeland, Paul McNeil Jr.)
1 - Miami (Tre Donaldson)
1 - North Carolina (Caleb Wilson)
1 - Virginia (Thijs De Ridder)
1 - Virginia Tech (Neoklis Avdalas)
1 - Wake Forest (Myles Colvin)
SMU Player of the Week Honors in a Season
3 - B.J. Edwards 2025-26 (ACC)
3 - Kendric Davis 2021-22 (American)
3 - Shake Milton 2017-18 (American)
3 - Papa Dia 2010-11 (C-USA)

ADD RANKED WINS: SMU has two ranked wins on the season, both at Moody Coliseum (W, 97-83 vs No. 12/12 North Carolina 1/3/26; W, 95-85 vs No. 21/21 Louisville 2/17/26) 
- Most ranked wins since 2019-20 (2 – 74-70 at 20/20 Memphis 1/25/20; 73-72 OT vs 20/19 Houston 2/15/20)
- Most ranked wins at Moody Coliseum since 2013-14 (3 – 74-65 vs 17/15 Connecticut 1/4/14, 87-72 vs 22/22 Memphis 2/1/14, 76-55 vs 7/7 Cincinnati 2/8/14)

ALL-AMERICA CANDIDATE: Boopie Miller was an honorable mention selection on The Athletic Midseason All-America Teams on January 21.
- First team - Cameron Boozer (Duke), AJ Dybantsa (BYU), Braden Smith (Purdue), Yaxel Lendeborg (Michigan), Tyler Tanner (Vanderbilt)
- Second team - Joshua Jefferson (Iowa State), JT Toppin (Texas Tech), Caleb Wilson (North Carolina), Jaden Bradley (Arizona), Labaron Philon Jr. (Alabama)
- Others receiving votes: Kingston Flemings (Houston); Koa Peat (Arizona), Boopie Miller (SMU), Bennett Stirtz (Iowa), Rienk Mast (Nebraska), Jeremy Fears Jr. (Michigan State), Tamin Lipsey (Iowa State)

ASSISTS: SMU is averaging 17.8 assists (2nd ACC, 21st NCAA) with Boopie Miller pacing at 6.9 assists (1st ACC, 10th NCAA) and B.J. Edwards dishing 5.0 per game (7th ACC, 64th NCAA). Last season, SMU was second in the ACC in assists at 15.9 (44th NCAA). Boopie Miller averaged 5.5 (4th ACC, 33rd NCAA). B.J. Edwards was next for the Mustangs at 3.7 (10th ACC). SMU is the only team in the nation that has multiple players with 130+ assists (Through Feb. 18).
SMU Most Assists in an ACC game
- 28 at Miami, 1-18-2025 (W, 117-74)
- 25 Georgia Tech, 1-11-2025 (W, 93-71)
- 25 Notre Dame, 2-10-2026 (W, 89-81)
- 23 [12/12] North Carolina, 1-3-2026 (W, 97-83)
- 23 at Wake Forest, 1-20-2026 (W, 91-79)

ASSISTS 2.0: Boopie Miller has a 2.62 assist-to-turnover ratio in his career at SMU and B.J. Edwards has a 2.29 assist-to-turnover ratio in his time on the Hilltop. Both rank among the top 10. This season, B.J. Edwards is at 2.52 (6th ACC, 82nd NCAA) and Boopie Miller at 2.73 (4th ACC, 48th NCAA). In 2024-25, Boopie Miller was at 2.50 (2nd ACC, 41st NCAA) and B.J. Edwards at 2.02 (10th ACC).
SMU Career Assist-To-Turnover Ratio (Minimum 3.0 Assists Per Game)
    Ast/TO    Name    Seasons    Assists    Turnovers
---    2.62    Boopie Miller    2024-26    327    125
1    2.53    Scott Johnson    1983-87    334    132
2    2.38    Jimmy Whitt    2017-19    233    98
3    2.33    Kendric Davis    2019-22    445    191
4    2.32    Billy Allen    1978-80    468    202
---    2.29    B.J. Edwards    2023-26    357    156
5    2.13    Shake Milton    2015-18    337    158
6    2.12    Nic Moore    2013-16    508    240
7    2.11    Butch Moore    1982-86    828    392
8    2.00    Todd Alexander    1987-89    176    88
SMU Season Assist-To-Turnover Ratio (Minimum 3.0 Assists Per Game)
    Ast/TO    Name    Season    Assists    Turnovers
1    3.64    Butch Moore    1985-86    222    61
2    3.17    Kendric Davis    2020-21    130    41
3    2.92    Scott Johnson    1986-87    149    51
---    2.73    Boopie Miller    2025-26    172    63
4    2.70    Jimmy Whitt    2018-19    119    44
    2.70    Kendric Davis    2019-20    173    64
6    2.56    Shake Milton    2016-17    159    62
---    2.52    B.J. Edwards    2025-26    131    52
7    2.50    Boopie Miller    2024-25    155    62
8    2.49    Todd Alexander    1987-88    152    61
9    2.38    Billy Allen    1979-80    255    107
10    2.36    Rod Hampton    1990-91    156    66
11    2.35    Butch Moore    1984-85    247    105

AWARD WATCH LIST: Senior guard Boopie Miller was named to the Lute Olson Early Season National Player of the Year Watch List (30 players) by CollegeInsider.com on Dec. 18 and the Oscar Roberston Trophy Midseason Watch List (25 players) on Jan. 15.
Mustangs on the Lute Olson Award Watch List
Nic Moore 2014-15
Shake Milton 2016-17 
Kendric Davis 2020-21, 2021-22
Boopie Miller 2025-26
Mustangs on the Oscar Robertson Trophy Watch List
Nic Moore 2015-16
Boopie Miller 2025-26

BALANCING ACT: SMU had at least four score in double figures 23 times this season (15-8), at least five in seven games this season (7-1) and at least six three times (3-1). The Mustangs are 35-11 under Head Coach Andy Enfield with at least four players in double figures, 19-2 when at least five get 10+, 7-1 when at least six score 10+ and 2-0 when seven are at 10+. In 2024-25, the Mustangs were one of two teams with six scoring at least 9.9 per game (Ole Miss) with Kario Oquendo (11.2, 46th ACC) and Samet Yiğitoğlu (10.0, 51st ACC). Yiğitoğlu was second for SMU in rebounds (6.2, 17th ACC) and double-doubles (3, 21st ACC) while leading the Mustangs in blocked shots (1.0, 15th ACC). 
5+ Mustangs in Double Figures in 2025-26 (7-1)
- Tarleton State 11/3 (5, W)
- Murray State 11/11 (5, W)
- Butler 11/15 (5, W)
- UAPB 11/18 (6, W)
- Arkansas State 11/21 (6, W)
- Cal State Fullerton 12/28 (6, W)
- [12/12] North Carloina 1/3 (5, W)
- at Syracuse 2/14 (6, L)
Four straight game with 5+ double-figure scorers
- SMU had at least 5 in double figures in four straight games (11/11 vs Murray State, 11/15 vs Butler, 11/18 vs UAPB, Arkansas State 11/21). It marked the first time for three straight since December 2017 and the first time for four straight since at least 2004.
Three with 20+ in the same game
- SMU had three score 20+ against Tarleton State 11/3 (Jaron Pierre Jr. 21, B.J. Edwards 20, Boopie Miller 20); it was the first time with three 20-point scorers since 1/27/2001 at TCU (Damon Hancock 28, Quinton Ross 22, Jeryl Sasser 20)
20+ Points in ACC games
- Five different Mustangs have scored at least 20 points in an ACC game this season. That is tied with Florida State and Virignia Tech for the most (4 each for Louisville, NC State, Stanford). Jermaine O'Neal Jr. also scored 21 non-conference versus Cal State Fullerton Dec. 28.
- B.J. Edwards 2: 20 at [6/6] Duke 1/10, 24 at Wake Forest 1/20
- Boopie Miller 6: 27 vs [12/12] North Carolina 1/3, 23 at [rv/rv] Clemson 1/7, 24 vs Virginia Tech 1/14, at [20/20] Louisville 1/31, 20 at Pitt 2/7, 20 vs Notre Dame 2/10, 23 vs [21/21] Louisville 2/17
- Jaron Pierre Jr. 5: 28 vs Florida State 1/24, 23 vs [rv/rv] NC State 2/3, 21 at Pitt 2/7, 22 vs Notre Dame 2/10, 25 vs [21/21] Louisville 2/17
- Jaden Toombs 1: 23 at [6/6] Duke 1/10
- Corey Washington 1: 23 vs [12/12] North Carolina 1/3
Seeing 20-20: In 11 games this year, multiple Mustangs have scored 20+
11/3 vs Tarleton State - Jaron Pierre Jr. 21, B.J. Edwards 20, Boopie Miller 20
11/11 vs Murray State - Boopie Miller 28, B.J. Edwards 20
11/24 vs Radford - Boopie Miller 25, Corey Washington 21
11/28 at Mississippi State - Boopie Miller 28, Jaron Pierre Jr. 24
12/21 vs Central Arkansas - Boopie Miller 23, Jaron Pierre Jr. 21
12/28 vs Cal State Fullerton - B.J. Edwards 21, Jermaine O'Neal Jr. 21
1/3 vs [12/12] North Carolina - Boopie Miller 27, Corey Washington 23
1/10 at [6/6] Duke - Jaden Toombs 23, B.J. Edwards 20
2/7 at Pitt - Jaron Pierre Jr. 21, Boopie Miller 20
2/10 vs Notre Dame - Jaron Pierre Jr. 22, Boopie Miller 20
2/17 vs [21/21] Louisville - Jaron Pierre Jr. 25, Boopie Miller 23
YEARS WITH FIVE AVERAGING DOUBLE-FIGURE POINTS
2024-25    Boopie Miller 13.2, Chuck Harris 12.9, Matt Cross 11.8, Kario Oquendo 11.2, Samet Yigitoglu 10.0
2017-18    Shake Milton 18.0, Jahmal McMurray 14.7, Jarrey Foster 13.2, Ben Emelogu 10.7, Jimmy Whitt 10.5
2015-16     Nic Moore 16.1, Ben Moore 11.9, Jordan Tolbert 11.6, Shake Milton 10.5, Sterling Brown 10.1
1975-76    Ira Terrell 22.6, Michael Jaccar 11.9, Joe Swedlund 11.1, Peter Lodwick 10.5, Bob Arnold 10.5
1974-75    Russell Bourquein 13.3, Jeff Swanson 11.2, John Sagehorn 11.0, Joe Swedlund 10.7, Bob Arnold 10.1
1971-72    Ruben Triplett 18.2, Larry Delzell 12.3, Bobby Rollings 11.3, David Miller 10.7, Zachary Theil 10.0
1966-67    Denny Holman 16.5, Charles Beasley 15.0, Lynn Phillips 14.1, Bob Begert 13.2, Bill Voight 11.3
1955-56    Jim Krebs 19.1, Bobby Mills 13.0, Joel Krog 12.0, Larry Showalter 11.0, Ron Morris 10.2

BEST IN PROGRAM HISTORY: The SMU high school signing class was ranked as high as No. 4 nationally, the best in program history. B.J. Davis-Ray, Jermaine O'Neal Jr., Jaden Toombs, Nigel Walls and Billy White III signed to join SMU for the 2025-26 season. 
O'Neal Jr., Toombs and Walls were McDonald's All-American Game nominees.
- SMU Class Rankings | #10 ESPN | #11 On3 | #4 247 Sports
- B.J. Davis-Ray (JSerra Catholic HS) | 4-star | #133 On3
- Jermaine O'Neal, Jr. (Dynamic Prep [TX]) | 4-star | #88 ESPN | #111 On3 | #126 247 Sports
- Jaden Toombs (Dynamic Prep [TX]) | 4-star | #38 ESPN | #45 On3 | #47 247 Sports
- Nigel Walls (St. Francis Episcopal [TX]) | 4-star | #62 ESPN | #57 On3 | #58 247 Sports
- Billy White III (Veterans Memorial HS [TX]) | 2026 rankings | 4-star | #45 ESPN | #38 On3 | #31 247 Sports

BEST STARTS: SMU started 8-0, its best start since opening 8-0 for the 2019-20 season and tied for fourth-best in program history.
Best Starts in SMU History
- 18-0 in 2015-16
- 10-0 in 1997-98
- 9-0 in 1984-85
- 8-0 in 2019-20 & 2025-26

BEST HOME STARTS/MOST HOME WINS: The Mustangs are 14-2 at Moody Coliseum this season after starting 11-0 at home, which was the best home start since the 2021-22 season.
Most Home Wins In A Season
18 in 2013-14 (on-court record, wins later vacated)
18 in 2016-17
17 in 2021-22
16 in 2014-15
16 in 2015-16
15 in 1984-85
15 in 2010-11
14 in 2023-24
14 in 2025-26
Best Home Starts in SMU History
18-0 in 2016-17
17-0 in 2021-22
15-0 in 2013-14 (on-court record, wins later vacated)
15-0 in 1984-85
13-0 in 1999-00
12-0 in 1956-57
12-0 in 2015-16
11-0 in 2025-26

B.J. EDWARDS STUFFS THE STAT SHEET: B.J. Edwards has 3 games this season with at least 20 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists and 5 steals. Only 22 players have done it at least once (through Feb. 18) and Edwards is the only one to do it multiple times.
1/20 at Wake Forest - 24 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists, 6 steals
12/28 vs Cal State Fullerton - 21 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists, 5 steals
11/21 vs Arkansas State - 24 points, 13 assists, 5 rebounds, 10 steals
Most Games In A Season w/ 20p/5r/5a/5s (Since 2004-05)
4 Lester Hudson, UT Martin 2008-09
3 Kris Dunn, Providence 2015-16
3 Jevon Carter, West Virginia 2017-18
3 Brian Beard Jr., Florida International 2018-19
3 Terrell Brown Jr., Washington 2021-22
3 B.J. Edwards, SMU 2025-26

BONUS BASKETBALL: SMU is 2-0 in overtime games this season, winning 87-81 at Mississippi State 11/28 and 93-80 vs Texas A&M 12/7.
- 11/28 at Mississippi State - Tied 74-74, win 87-81 (Boopie Miller 6 points in OT, 28 for the game)
- 12/7 vs Texas A&M - Tied 77-77, win 93-80 (Jaron Pierre Jr. 9 points in OT, 35 for the game)
SMU - Most Points In An Overtime
- 19 vs. Rice, 2-23-2011
- 17 vs. Nevada, 1-18-2003
- 17 at Tulsa, 1-1-2005
- 16 vs. Rice, 1-21-2006
- 16 vs Texas A&M, 12-7-2025

BUCKETS FOR BOOPIE: Boopie Miller is averaging 19.0 points (6th ACC, 49th NCAA) and has 13 games of at least 20 points this season. He is shooting 47.2% overall, 41.6% on threes and 87.3% on free throws (3rd ACC, 56th NCAA). He is also helping others with 6.9 assists per game (1st ACC, 10th NCAA). He has five double-doubles this season (9th ACC) of points and assists, including 27 points with 12 assists in the 97-83 win versus [12/12] North Carolina Jan. 3 and 23 points with 12 assists in the 87-85 win over Butler Nov. 15.
SMU Season Scoring Avg (Since 1953-54) (Must Play in 75% of Games)
1    28.5    Gene Phillips (Jr.), 1969-70 (685/24)
2    28.3    Gene Phillips (Sr.), 1970-71 (737/26)
3    24.0    Jim Krebs (Sr.), 1956-57 (624/26)
4    22.6    Ira Terrell (Sr.), 1975-76 (634/28)
5    22.1    Ira Terrell (So.), 1973-74 (597/27)
6    22.0    Damon Hancock (Sr.), 2001-02 (572/26)
7    21.5    Sammy Hervey (Jr.), 1972-73 (537/25)
8    21.3    Jim Krebs (So.), 1954-55 (555/26)
    21.3    Gene Phillips (So.), 1968-69 (510/24)
10    20.9    Jan Loudermilk (Sr.), 1961-62 (523/25)
11    20.3    Gene Elmore (Sr.), 1963-64 (486/24)
    20.3    Quinton Ross (Sr.), 2002-03 (608/30)
13    20.1    Carroll Hooser (Sr.), 1965-66 (483/24)
14    20.0    Bill Voight (Sr.), 1968-69 (481/24)
—-    19.0    Boopie Miller (Sr.), 2025-26
Longest Streak Of Games Scoring 10+ for SMU (Since 2000)
    33+    Boopie Miller (since 1/29/2025)
    29    Damon Hancock (2/22/01 to 3/6/02)
    28    Quinton Ross (12/6/01 to 12/17/02)
    27    Semi Ojeleye (12/4/2016 to 3/17/17)

BUZZER-BEATERS X5: The Mustangs have won five games in the closing seconds under Head Coach Andy Enfield with three of those by Boopie Miller
- 1/14/26 win 77-76 vs Virginia Tech at Moody Coliseum (Boopie Miller from half court at the buzzer)
- 11/15/25 win 87-85 vs Butler at Moody Coliseum (Jaron Pierre Jr. reverse layup with 4.2 seconds left)
- 3/4/25 win 77-75 vs Syracuse at Moody Coliseum (Keon Ambrose-Hylton tip-in with 2.9 seconds left)
- 1/15/25 win 54-52 at Virginia (Boopie Miller right-wing 3-pointer with 0.4 seconds left)
- 11/26/24 win 79-77 vs Cal Baptist in Acrisure Holiday Invitational semifinal (Boopie Miller 10-foot running jumper with 2.1 seconds left)

CAPTAINS: The captains for the 2025-26 season are Boopie Miller and B.J. Edwards. Miller was also a captain for the 2024-25 season.

CENTER OF ATTENTION: Sophomore center Samet Yiğitoğlu is averaging 10.7 points (49th ACC), 7.9 rebounds (7th ACC, 78th NCAA) and 1.4 blocks (5th ACC, 101st NCAA) with six double-doubles (6th ACC, 82nd NCAA) while shooting 60.9%. As A freshman in 2024-25, he averaged 10.0 points (51st ACC), 6.2 rebounds (17th ACC), 2.4 offensive rebounds (12th ACC) and 1.0 blocks (15th ACC) while shooting 53.5% from the field and recording three double-doubles (21st ACC).
SMU Season FG Pct. (Since 1953-54) (Min. 75 Field Goals Made)
1    64.1    Keon Ambrose-Hylton (Sr.), 2023-24 (98-153)
2     63.7    Terry Williams (Sr.), 1986-87 (142-233)
3     62.1    Jon Koncak (Jr.), 1983-84 (211-340)
4     62.0    Terry Williams (Jr.), 1985-86 (150-242)
5    61.3    Ben Moore (Fr.), 2013-14 (84-137)
—-    60.9    Samet Yigitoglu (So.), 2025-26 (117-192)
6    60.7    Larry Davis (Jr.), 1983-84 (219-361)
7    60.2    Sterling Brown (Jr.), 2015-16 (109-181)
SMU Best Season FG Pct by a Freshman
1    61.3    Ben Moore, 2013-14 (84-137)
2    57.2    Ira Terrell, 1972-73 (219-383)
3    55.4    Feron Hunt, 2018-19 (98-177)
4    53.5    Samet Yiğitoğlu, 2024-25 (123-230)
5    51.7    David Piehler, 1979-80 (163-315)
6    51.4    Jeff Swanson, 1974-75 (125-243)
SMU Career Blocked Shots Avarage
1    2.4    Bamba Fall (245/103), 2005-09
2    2.3    Reggie Franklin (55), 1977-79
    2.3    Jon Koncak (123), 1981-85
4    2.1    Ira Terrell (80), 1972-76
5    1.4    Brad Branson (54), 1978-80
6    1.3    Patrick Simpson (114), 2001-05
—-    1.2    Samet Yiğitoğlu, 2024-
7    1.2    Papa Dia (143/124), 2007-11
8    1.1    Markus Kennedy (97/89), 2013-16
9    1.0    Cannen Cunningham (131/134), 2011-15

CENTURY MARK: SMU has scored at least 100 points nine times under Head Coach Andy Enfield, including four this season (plus 96 2x, 97 2x, a 98 and a 99). The five 100-point games in 2024-25 were the most since the 1992-93 season (6 times). The Mustangs' 117-74 win at Miami 1/18/25 set program records for points in a road game (was 112 at Arkansas 2/13/1971) and points in a league game (was 116 vs TCU 1/5/1977). The 117 points tied for sixth-highest in program history and was the most in an ACC game since Wake Forest scored 119 in 3OT at North Carolina in 2003 and the most in an ACC game in regulation since 1983 (130 by NC State at Wake Forest). 
Most 100-Point Games In A Season
6 - 1992-93
5 - 2024-25
4 - 1972-73
4 - 1975-76
4 - 2025-26
Most 100-Point Games By Coach:
12 - Doc Hayes 1947-67
11 - Sonny Allen 1975-80
10 - Bob Prewitt 1967-75
9 - Andy Enfield 2024-
Most Points In Program History
123 Texas Lutheran, 12-3-1979
121 Texas Wesleyan, 12-30-1978
121 vs. James Madison, 11-28-1987
119 Georgia State, 12-17-1979
118 Texas Southern, 12-1-1986
117 Texas Lutheran, 11-28-1977
117 at Miami, 1-18-2025

CHARITY WORK: The Mustangs are shooting 76.3% as a team at the free-throw line (4th ACC, 44th NCAA). Boopie Miller is hitting 87.3% (3rd ACC, 56th NCAA) and Corey Washington is shooting 79.5% (13th ACC). Boopie Miller has four of the top-22 performances in program history, knocking down 11-11 vs Tarleton State 11/3, 12-12 vs Radford 11/24, 10-10 vs Texas A&M 12/7 and 11-11 at Clemson 1/7.
SMU Single-Game Free Throw Pct. (Min. 10 MADE)
19-19 Gene Phillips, at Texas A&M, 2-2-1971
17-17 James Thompson, Northwestern, 12-17-1962
14-14 Bryan Hopkins, Boise St., 2-1-2003
12-12 Quinton Ross, at Rice, 1-23-2003
12-12 Boopie Miller, Radford, 11-24-2025
11-11 John Colborne, Texas A&M, 2-10-1990
11-11 Boopie Miller, Tarleton State, 11-3-2025
11-11 Boopie Miler, at [rv/rv] Clemson, 1-7-2026
10-10 Boopie Miller, vs Texas A&M, 12-7-2025
10-10 on 13 other occasions
SMU - Best Season Free-Throw Percentage
1.    .769 (552-718)    1961-62
2.    .768 (552-719)    1970-71
3.    .762 (412-541)    2019-20
—-    .763        2025-26
4.    .761 (715-939)    1955-56
5.    .759 (542-714)    1965-66
6.    .750 (502-669)    2021-22
SMU Career FT Pct. (min. 80 made)
1    88.4    Eric Longino (99-112), 1987-89
2    85.7    Kendric Davis (335-391), 2019-22
—-    85.1    Boopie Miller (217-255), 2024-26
3    84.2    Robert Nyakundi (182-216), 2008-12
4    83.9    Charles Beasley (270-322), 1964-67
5    83.8    Nic Moore (301-359), 2013-16
SMU Season FT Percentage (84.0%+) (Since 1953-54) (Min. 40 Made)
1     90.0    Eric Longino (Jr.), 1987-88 (45-50)
    90.0    Robert Nyakundi (Jr.), 2010-11 (72-80)
3    88.9    Nic Moore (Jr.), 2014-15 (104-117)
4    88.5    Mark Davis (Fr.), 1976-77 (46-52)
5    88.2    Chad Allen (Fr.), 1990-91 (45-51)
—-    87.3    Boopie Miller (Sr.), 2025-26 (137-157)

COACHES VS CANCER (Jan. 26-Feb. 1): Coaches vs. Cancer Suits And Sneakers Week is a nationwide event when basketball coaches across the country unite for a common cause – saving lives from cancer! To raise awareness and bring attention to the cause during this week, we are asking coaches to return to suiting up during their games – and of course, wear their most eye-catching sneakers. The Coaches vs. Cancer program is a nationwide collaboration between the American Cancer Society and the National Association of Basketball Coaches. This initiative leverages the personal experiences, community leadership, and professional excellence of coaches nationwide to increase cancer awareness and promote healthy living through year-round awareness efforts, fundraising activities, and advocacy programs. Since 1993, coaches have raised over $179 million for the American Cancer Society.

COACHES IN YEAR 2 (HIGH-MAJOR): SMU is 42-19 (.689) in the two seasons under Head Coach Andy Enfield. That is the fifth-highest winning percentage among coaches the second season at a high-major program.
Through Feb. 18    W    L    PCT
Dusty May, Michigan    52    11    0.825
Pat Kelsey, Louisville    46    15    0.754
Kevin Young, BYU    45    17    0.726
Mark Byington, Vanderbilt    41    18    0.695
Andy Enfield, SMU    42    19    0.689
Mark Pope, Kentucky    41    21    0.661
John Calipari, Arkansas    41    21    0.661
Kyle Smith, Stanford    37    24    0.607
Jake Diebler, Ohio State    34    24    0.586
Eric Musselman, Southern Cal    35    26    0.574
Steve Lutz, Oklahoma State    33    28    0.541
David Riley, Washington State    31    31    0.500
Danny Sprinkle, Washington    26    31    0.456

DOUBLE-DOUBLES: Six Mustangs have recorded double-doubles in their careers: Corey Washington (16), Boopie Miller (9), Samet Yiğitoğlu (9), Jaron Pierre Jr. (7), B.J. Edwards (3), Jaden Toombs (1). TRIPLE-DOUBLE: B.J. Edwards has two trip-doubles this season (one of two players in the nation with multiple triple-doubles). He had 24 points, 13 assists and 10 steals in the 100-69 win vs Arkansas State 11/21 and then 21 points, 10 assists and 11 rebounds in the 110-63 victory over Cal State Fullerton on 12/28. They are the sixth and seventh in SMU history as well as the 42nd and 43rd in ACC history. He is the only one in SMU or ACC history to do so with steals. The 10 steals set an SMU record and tied for second in ACC history. THREE DOUBLE-DOUBLES: Three Mustangs have had a double-double in the same game twice this season. First in the 89-72 win over Radford 11/24 (Boopie Miller 25 points, 10 assists; Jaron Pierre Jr. 15 points, 13 rebounds; Corey Washington 21 points, 12 rebounds). The second was the 110-63 triumph over Cal State Fullerton 12/28 (B.J. Edwards 21 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists; Boopie Miller 14 points, 12 assists; Samet Yigitoglu 11 points, 12 rebounds). This season was the first time an SMU trio had double-doubles in the same game since 12/16/2015 vs Nicholls (Jordan Tolbert 18pts, 23rebs; Ben Moore 22pts,15rebs; Sterling Brown 10pts,11rebs)
Seasons With Six Mustangs Recording A Double-Double
2025-26 (Samet Yiğitoğlu 6, Boopie Miller 5, Corey Washington 3, B.J. Edwards 2, Jaron Pierre Jr., Jaden Toombs)
2024-25 (Matt Cross 6, Samet Yiğitoğlu 3, Boopie Miller  2, Yohan Traore 2, B.J. Edwards, Chuck Harris)
1978-79 (Brad Branson 17, Billy Allen 6, Reggie Franklin 4, Richard Harris 2, Phil Hale, Gordon Welch)
1977-78 (Reggie Franklin 5, TJ Robinson 5, Jeff Swanson 5, Joey Ceravolo 2, Gordon Welch, Mark Davis)
1962-63 (Gene Elmore 4, David Siegmund 3, Jim Smith 3, Dave Somerville 2, James Thompson 2, Bill Ward)
2025-26 Double-Doubles
Name    Opponent    Stats    Season    Career
Samet Yiğitoğlu    Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 11/6/25    12 pts, 10 rebs    1st    4th
Corey Washington    Murray State 11/11/25    17 pts, 11 rebs    1st    14th
Boopie Miller    Butler 11/15/25    23 pts, 12 asts    1st    5th
Boopie Miller    UAPB 11/18/25    15 pts, 10 asts    2nd    6th
B.J. Edwards    Arkansas State 11/21/25    24 pts, 13 asts, 10 stls    1st    2nd
Boopie Miller    Radford 11/24/25    25 pts, 10 asts    3rd    7th
Jaron Pierre Jr.    Radford 11/24/25    15 pts, 13 rebs    1st    7th
Corey Washington    Radford 11/24/25    21 pts, 12 rebs    2nd    15th
Corey Washington    at Mississippi State 11/28/25    12 pts, 10 rebs    3rd    16th
Samet Yiğitoğlu    vs [rv/rv] LSU 12/13/25    10 pts, 10 rebs    2nd    5th
Samet Yiğitoğlu    Central Arkansas 12/21/25    14 pts, 11 rebs    3rd    6th
B.J. Edwards    Cal State Fullerton 12/28/25    21 pts, 11 rebs, 10 asts    2nd    3rd
Boopie Miller    Cal State Fullerton 12/28/25    14 pts, 12 asts    4th    8th
Samet Yigitoglu    Cal State Fullerton 12/28/25    11 pts, 12 rebs    4th    7th
Boopie Miller    [12/12] North Carolina 1/3/26    27 pts, 12 asts    5th    9th
Samet Yigitoglu    at [rv/rv] Clemson 1/7/26    14 pts, 11 rebs    5th    8th
Jaden Toombs    Virginia Tech 1/14/26    12 pts, 10 rebs    1st    1st
Samet Yigitoglu    Notre Dame    11 pts, 10 rebs    6th    9th
2024-25 Double-Doubles (returnees)
Samet Yiğitoğlu    vs Washington State 11/27/24    12 pts, 11 rebs    1st    1st
Samet Yiğitoğlu    [4/4] Duke 1/4/25    10 pts, 13 rebs    2nd    2nd
Boopie Miller    at Miami 1/18/25    18 pts, 10 asts    1st    3rd
Boopie Miller    Stanford 2/1/25    10 pts, 10 asts    2nd    4th
Samet Yiğitoğlu    Pitt 2/11/25    17 pts, 10 rebs    3rd    3rd
B.J. Edwards    Northern Iowa 3/19    16 pts, 10 rebs    1st    1st
SMU Points-Assists Double-Doubles In A Season
Billy Allen    1978-79    6
Billy Allen    1979-80    6
Michael Jaccar    1975-76    5
Gerald Lewis    1992-93    5
Kendric Davis    2020-21    5
Boopie Miller    2025-26    5

ESPN TOP 50 PLAYERS AT MIDSEASON (Jan. 28): Boopie Miller was ranked No. 30 by Jeff Borzello and Myron Medcalf after not being in the top 100 on the preseason list. He was ranked fourth among ACC players listed.
1. Cameron Boozer, Duke
4. Caleb Wilson, North Carolina
28. Henri Veesaar, North Carolina
30. Boopie Miller, SMU
32. Ebuka Okorie, Stanford
35. Malik Reneau, Miami
36. Ryan Conwell, Louisville
38. Isaiah Evans, Duke
50. Mikel Brown Jr., Louisville

GIVING THANKS: SMU Football and Men's Basketball partnered with the Dallas Police Department, Coincilman Maxie Johnson (District 4) and For Oak Cliff for its annual turkey giveaway at South Oak Cliff High School on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. SMU redshirt-freshman Chance Puryear is from nearby Carter High School.

HALF A HUNDRED: SMU has scored at least 50 points in a half 10 times this season. The Mustangs scored at least 50 in a half 13 times in 2024-25, going 10-0 in those games (high was 60 in the 1st half at Miami 1/18).
- 11/11 vs Murray State (53 in 2nd - W, 102-91)
- 11/18 vs UAPB (61 in 2nd - W, 106-60)
- 11/21 vs Arkansas State (50 in 1st, 50 in 2nd - W, 100-69)
- 12/21 vs Central Arkansas (51 in 1st - W, 99-82)
- 12/28 vs Cal State Fullerton (51 in 1st, 59 in 2nd - W, 110-63)
- 1/3 vs [12/12] North Carolina (58 in 2nd - W, 97-83)
- 2/7 at Pitt (52 in 2nd - W, 86-67)
- 2/17 vs [21/21] Louisville (52 in 1st - W, 95-85)

INTO THE ACC (20-13): SMU is 20-13 in the ACC with a 11-6 mark at Moody Coliseum and a 9-7 road record. The Mustangs finished tied for fourth in their inaugural ACC season at 13-7, going 6-4 at Moody Coliseum and 7-3 on the road. SMU has league wins over 15 of the 17 ACC opponents.
Boston College (1-0)
Cal (2-0)
Florida State (1-1)
Georgia Tech (1-0)
Louisville (1-2)
Miami (1-0)
North Carolina (1-1)
NC State (1-1)
Notre Dame (2-0)
Pitt (2-0)
Stanford (1-1)
Syracuse (1-1), plus 1-0 in the ACC Tournament
Virginia (2-1)
Virginia Tech (2-0)
Wake Forest (1-1)
—- 
Clemson (0-2), plus 0-1 in the ACC Tournament | Duke (0-2)

IMPACTFUL 100: Associate Head Coach Chris Capko and Assistant Coach Jay Morris were named to the Silver Waves Media 2026 100 Most Impactful: Men's High Major Assistants list. The seventh annual High Major Assistants lists has seen numerous coaches go on to become Division I Head Coaches. The Silver Waves Media list have become the industry standard for excellence. The 2026 Men's list is made after consulting with a panel of industry professionals, and features some of the most outstanding and impactful assistants in Division I basketball. Both were previously selected to the Elite 75 Future Head Coach Power Lunch on April 3, 2025 hosted by Silver Waves Media.

MEN OF STEALS: SMU is averaging 7.5 steals this season (7th ACC). B.J. Edwards is averaging 2.5 (1st ACC, 11th NCAA) and Boopie Miller is averaging 1.8 (6th ACC, 83rd NCAA). Edwards has 64 steals so far this season (7th) after an SMU-record 83 in 2024-25. He is the eighth Mustang with multiple 50-steals seasons and the fourth with multiple 60-steal seasons. Last season, SMU led the ACC at 8.1 (55th NCAA). B.J. Edwards led SMU at 2.4 steals (2nd ACC, 11th NCAA) and set a program record with 83 total steals. Boopie Miller averaged 1.6 per contest (9th ACC).
- 26 vs Arkansas State 11/21 (W, 100-69) - SMU Record, Tied ACC Record
- 12 vs Butler 11/15 (W, 87-85)
- 10 vs UAPB 11/18 (W, 106-60)
- 10 vs Cal State Fullerton 12/28 (W, 110-63)
Games With Multiple Steals This Season (Through Feb. 18)
24        Eli King, North Dakota
23        Javontae Campbell, Bowling Green
21        Tyler Cochran, Rhode Island; Tyler Tanner, Vanderbilt
20        De'Shayne Montgomery, Dayton
19        B.J. Edwards, SMU
19        Aaron Nkrumah, Tennessee State
19        Jaden Winston, Manhattan
SMU Career Steals
    1    225    Bryan Hopkins, 2002-06
    2    209    Gerald Lewis, 1989-93
    3    205    Carl Wright, 1982-85
    4    197    Jeryl Sasser, 1997-01
    5    179    Stephen Woods, 1996-00
        179    B.J. Edwards, 2023-26
SMU Career Steals Avg.
    1    2.1    Bryan Hopkins (225/105), 2002-06
        2.1    Carl Wright (205/96), 1982-85
    3    1.9    Gerald Lewis (209/112), 1989-93
    —-    1.9    B.J. Edwards, 2023-
    4    1.7    Carlton McKinney (111/64), 1986-88
        1.7    Jeryl Sasser (197/117), 1997-01
        1.7    Jemeil Rich (136/81), 1994-97
        1.7    Zhuric Phelps (158/95), 2021-24
    —-    1.7    Boopie Miller, 2024-
    8    1.6    Stephen Woods (179/112), 1996-00
        1.6    Jimmy Whitt Jr. (103/63), 2017-19
    10    1.5    Willie Davis (160/109), 1997-01
        1.5    Paul McCoy (73/50), 2008-10
SMU Season Steals Average (Since 1976-77)
    1    2.9    Gerald Lewis (Sr.), 1992-93 (79/27)
    —-    2.5    B.J. Edwards (Sr.), 2025-26
    2    2.4    Bryan Hopkins (Sr.), 2005-06 (52/22)
        2.4    Bryan Hopkins (Jr.), 2004-05 (59/25)
        2.4    B.J. Edwards (Jr.), 2024-25 (83/35)
    5    2.3    Carl Wright (So.), 1983-84 (77/33)
        2.3    Carl Wright (Jr.), 1984-85 (76/33)
        2.3    Gerald Lewis (Jr.), 1991-92 (63/28)
        2.3    Zhuric Phelps (So.), 2022-23 (68/30)
SMU Season Steals
    1    83    B.J. Edwards (Jr.), 2024-25
    2     79    Gerald Lewis (Sr.), 1992-93
    3    77    Carl Wright (So.), 1983-84
    4    76    Carl Wright (Jr.), 1984-85 
    5    68    Zhuric Phelps (So.), 2022-23 (30)
    6    67    Willie Davis (Jr.), 1999-00 (30)
    7    64    B.J. Edwards (Sr.), 2025-26
SMU Single-Game Steals
    1    10    B.J. Edwards, Arkansas State, 11-21-2025 
    2    9    Bryan Hopkins, San Jose State, 2-10-2005
    3    8    Willie Davis, [15] Tulsa, 3-4-2000
    4    7    Boopie Miller, Arkansas State, 11-21-2025 (plus 8 other times)
ACC Single-Game Steals
    1    11    Kenny Dennard, Duke vs. Maryland ACC 2-3-79 
    2    10    Chris Singleton, Florida State vs. UNCG  11-14-10 
        10    Mo Rivers, NC State vs. Clemson ACC 1-12-74 
        10    B.J. Edwards, Arkansas State, 11-21-2025
ACC Single-Game Steals
    1    26    NC State vs. Clemson, Jan. 12, 1974
        26    SMU vs Arkansas State, Nov. 21, 2025

MUSTANGS MIC'D UP: Mustangs Mic'd Up presented by the Cox School of Business is on Wednesdays Jan. 7, Jan. 21, Jan. 28, Feb. 4 and Feb. 18 at 7 p.m. at Ozona Grill and Bar. Each shows features SMU Men's Basketball Head Coach Andy Enfield and/or Women's Basketball Head Coach Adia Barnes. The series features multiple SMU head coaches for each show. It is co-hosted by Rich Phillips, the play-by-play voice of SMU Football and SMU Men's Basketball; Alex Glover '22, '24, an SMU Volleyball alum, sports broadcaster and NIL consultant; and Breanna Sorensen, SMU MustangVision Sideline Reporter and Producer. Fans can watch on the SMU Mustangs Facebook page or listen on SMUMustangs.com and SMU App. A replay is available on SMUMustangs.com, SMU App, Spotify and YouTube.

NET WORTH: SMU is No. 31 in the Feb. 19 NCAA NET with 19 opponents in quads 1 (13) and 2 (6).
Q1 (4-7) (H: 1-30) (N: 1-50) (A: 1-75) (4-7)
2    01/10/26    @Duke        L 75-82
14    01/31/26    @Louisville        L 74-88
14    02/17/26    Louisville         W 95-85
15    12/03/25    @Vanderbilt    L 69-88
16    01/17/26    Virginia        L 68-72
26    02/03/26    NC State         L 83-84
28    01/03/26    North Carolina    W 97-83
33    01/07/26    @Clemson        L 70-74
43    12/07/25    Texas A&M@Arlington    W 93-80 (1 OT)
58    01/20/26    @Wake Forest    W 91-79
60    02/25/26    @California
71    02/28/26    @Stanford
72    02/14/26    @Syracuse    L 78-79
Q2 (3-1) (H: 31-75) (N: 51-100) (A: 76-135) (3-1)
37    03/04/26    Miami (FL)
55    01/14/26    Virginia Tech     W 77-76
66    12/13/25    LSU@New Orleans    L 77-89
84    03/07/26     @Florida St.
90    11/28/25    @Mississippi St.    W 87-81 (1 OT)
126    02/07/26    @Pittsburgh    W 86-67

PAINT BY BIG NUMBERS: SMU is averaging  37.3 points in the paint this season. The Mustangs outscored Butler 62-30 in the paint in the 87-85 win on Nov. 15. SMU is 14-4 this season and 36-8 under Andy Enfield when outscoring opponents in the paint.
Most points for SMU in the paint under Andy Enfield
- 62 vs Butler 11/15/25
- 58 at Miami 1/18/25
- 56 vs Central Arkansas 12/21/25
- 52 at Boston College 12/21/24
- 50 vs Arkansas State 11/21/25

PIERRE 2K: Jaron Pierre Jr. reached 2,000 career points in SMU's win over Notre Dame on Feb. 10. He ranks T-4th among active NCAA D-I players for career scoring at 2,050. Boopie Miller ranks 10th with 1,858.
NCAA D-I Active Career Leaders - Points (Through Feb. 18)
1 Graham Ike , Gonzaga    2,436
2 Tucker DeVries , Indiana    2,345
3 Nijel Pack , Oklahoma    2,164
4 PJ Haggerty , Kansas St.    2,050
4 Jaron Pierre Jr. , SMU    2,050
6 Bruce Thornton , Ohio St.     2,005
7 Honor Huff , West Virginia    1,874
8 Robbie Avila , Saint Louis    1,873
9 Lamar Wilkerson , Indiana    1,872
10 Boopie Miller , SMU    1,858

POWER MOVE: In 2024-25, SMU finished 24-11 (.686) after going 13-7 (.650) in the ACC. That was the second-highest winning percentage, tied for the second-most wins and tied for the second-best league win percentage among teams that changed leagues in the Power 4.
Team    League Change    Overall (Pct.)    Conference (Pct.)    Postseason
Oregon    Big Ten from Pac 12    25-10 (.714)    12-8 (.600)    NCAA
SMU    ACC from AAC    24-10 (.686)    13-7 (.650)    NIT
UCLA    Big Ten from Pac 12    23-11 (.676)    13-7 (.650)    NCAA
Arizona    Big 12 from Pac 12    24-13 (.649)     14-6 (.700)    NCAA
Stanford    ACC from Pac 12    21-13 (.600)    11-9 (.550)    NIT
Oklahoma    SEC from Big 12    20-14 (.588)    6-12 (.333)    NCAA
Texas    SEC from Big 12    19-16 (.543)    6-12 (.333)    NCAA
USC    Big Ten from Pac 12    17-18 (.486)    7-13 (.350)    The Crown
Utah    Big 12 from Pac 12    16-17 (.485)    8-12 (.400)    The Crown
Cal    ACC from Pac 12    14-19 (.424)    6-16 (.300)    N/A
Washington    Big Ten from Pac 12    13-18 (.419)    4-16 (.200)    N/A
Colorado    Big 12 from Pac 12    14-21 (.400)    3-17 (.150)    The Crown
Arizona State    Big 12 from Pac 12    13-20 (.394)    4-16 (.200)    The Crown

RETURNING STARTERS: The Mustangs returned senior guards Boopie Miller and B.J. Edwards and sophomore center Samet Yiğitoğlu. Miller was All-ACC Third Team last season after averaging 13.2 points (26th ACC), 5.5 assists (4th ACC, 33rd NCAA), 2.9 rebounds and 1.6 steals (9th ACC) with a 2.50 assist-to-turnover ratio (2nd ACC, 41st NCAA). Edwards was ACC All-Defensive Team while averaging 9.9 points (52nd ACC), 4.7 rebounds, 3.7 assists (10th ACC) and 2.4 steals (2nd ACC, 11th NCAA) with a 2.02 assist-to-turnover ratio (10th ACC). Edwards had an SMU-record 83 steals. Yiğitoğlu returns after averaging 10.0 points (51st ACC), 6.2 rebounds (17th ACC) and 1.0 blocks (15th ACC) while shooting 53.5% from the field.

ROAD WARRIORS: The Mustangs are 15-11 away from Moody Coliseum under Head Coach Andy Enfield, including a 10-9 road record and 5-2 neutral-site mark. In 2024-25, SMU was 7-3 on the road in the ACC and 11-5 away from Moody Coliseum.
SMU - Most Conference Road Wins In A Season
8 in 2016-17 (8-1)
7 in 2014-15 (7-2)
7 in 2024-25 (7-3)
6 in 1955-56 (6-0), 6 in 1966-67 (6-1), 6 in 1983-84 (6-2)
2024-25 High Major Teams With 7+ Regular-Season Road Wins: Duke, Louisville, Clemson, SMU, Houston, Texas Tech, St. John's, Marquette, UCONN, Michigan State, Michigan, Oregon, Auburn, Alabama, Florida
2024-25 High Major Teams With 10+ Regular-Season Wins Away From Home: Duke, Louisville, Clemson, SMU, Houston, Michigan State, Oregon, Auburn, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi State

RUN, RUN: SMU has 19 runs of at least 10-0 this season, going 11-2 in games with at least one 10-0 run. Last season, SMU had 30 runs of at least 10-0, going 18-3 in games when they have at least one (largest run 22-0 vs Tarleton State 11/4/24, had 3 runs of at least 10-0 vs Alabama State 12/3 and at Miami 1/18).
- 11/6 vs Texas A&M-Corpus Christi - 11-0 1st half (W, 69-58)
- 11/11 vs Murray State - 11-0 1st half (W, 102-91)
- 11/18 vs UAPB (3) - 10-0 1st half, 10-0 2nd half, 16-0 2nd half (W, 106-60)
- 11/21 vs Arkansas State - 10-0 2nd half (W, 100-69)
- 11/24 vs Radford (2) - 10-0 2nd half, 12-0 2nd half (W, 89-72)
- 12/7 vs Texas A&M - 10-0 1st half (W, 93-80 ot)
- 12/21 vs Central Arkansas (3) - 11-0 1st half, 13-0 1st half, 10-0 2nd half (W, 99-82)
- 12/28 vs Cal State Fullerton (2) - 10-0 1st half, 13-0 1st half (W, 110-63)
- 1/3 vs [12/12] North Carolina - 11-0 1st half (W, 97-63)
- 1/10 at [6/6] Duke - 11-0 to start the game (L, 82-75)
- 1/20 at Wake Forest - 10-0 2nd half (W, 91-79)
- 2/3 vs NC State - 10-0 1st half (L, 84-83)
- 2/10 vs Notre Dame - 14-0 in 2nd half (W, 89-81)

YOUTH MOVEMENT: Five Mustangs are true freshmen (B.J. Davis-Ray, Jermaine O'Neal Jr., Jaden Toombs, Nigel Walls, Billy White III) with three more redshirt freshmen (Mitchell Holmes, Niccolo Kalischer-Stork, Chance Puryear). Only Jaron Pierre Jr. entered the season with more than 100 collegiate games played.

STREAKS:
10+ points: Boopie Miller 33 (13, 10, 10, 13, 11, 16, 10, 10, 20, 14, 28, 23, 15, 17, 25, 28, 17, 19, 16, 23, 14, 27, 23, 24, 12, 12, 11, 20, 14, 20, 20, 11, 23), Jaron Pierre Jr. 5 (23, 21, 22, 12, 25), Corey Washington 3 (14, 13, 18)
Longest This Season: Boopie Miller 25+ (current), Jaron Pierre Jr. 20 (11/3 - 1/24)
8+ rebounds: 
Long: Samet Yiğitoğlu 7 (11/24 - 12/28)
Dbl-Dbl: 
Long: Samet Yiğitoğlu 3 (12/13 - 12/28)
5+ assists: Boopie Miller 5 (8, 9, 7, 7, 9), B.J. Edwards (7)
Long: Boopie Miller 7 (11/3 - 11/24)
2+ steals: B.J. Edwards 3 (2, 2, 3), Boopie Miller (2), Corey Washington (2)
Long: B.J. Edwards 10 (12/7 - 1/20)
2+ blocks: 
Long: Samet Yiğitoğlu 3 (11/21 - 11/28), 3 (12/21 - 1/3), 3 (1/10 - 1/17)

MEET THE MUSTANGS:

B.J. Edwards (6-3, 200, G, Sr.) | 2024-25: Started all 35 games... 9.9 points (52nd ACC), 4.7 rebounds, 3.7 assists (10th ACC), 2.4 steals (2nd ACC, 11th NCAA), 2.02 assist-to-turnover ratio (10th ACC), double-double...ACC All-Defensive Team...received votes for ACC Most Improved Player.

Chance Puryear (6-7, 210, F, Fr-Rs.) | 2024-25: Redshirted… 2023-24: He was named TABC 4A All-State at Carter High School in Dallas… District 13-4A Player of the Year and a 2024 McDonald's All-American Game Southwest Nominee.

Boopie Miller (6-0, 175, G, Sr.) | Preseason All-ACC Second Team... 2024-25: All-ACC Third Team... Acrisure Holiday Invitational MVP… Played/started 28 of 35 games... 13.2 points (26th ACC), 5.5 assists (4th ACC, 33rd NCAA), 2.9 rebounds, 1.6 steals (9th ACC), 2.50 assist-to-turnover ratio (2nd ACC, 41st NCAA), 81.6% FTs (13th ACC), 2 double-doubles … GAME-WINNERS: Game-winning right-wing 3-pointer with 0.4 seconds left at Virginia for 54-52 win 1/15... 10-foot running jumper with 2.1 seconds left for 79-77 win vs Cal Baptist 11/26… 

Corey Washington (6-6, 190, F, Sr.) | 2024-25 (Wichita State): Played all 34 games (33 starts)... Second on the team in scoring (13.7 ppg), rebounding (7.5 rpg), double-doubles (9) and steals (34)... Five games with 20+ points… Second Team All-AAC... One of five Oscar Robertson National Players of the Week on Feb. 18... American Player of the Week on Feb. 17... American Weekly Honor Roll 3 times (Nov. 25, Dec. 9, Feb. 10).

Sam Walters (6-9, 230, F, Jr.) | 2024-25 (Michigan): Played in 23 games (Missed final 14 games due to injury)... Averaged 5.0 points and 1.6 rebounds while hitting 36.6% on threes... Posted five double-figure scoring games... Totaled 13 assists, four blocks, and two steals.

Jaron Pierre Jr. (6-5, 210, G, Sr.) | 2024-25 (Jacksonville State): C-USA Player of the Year… Started all 36 games… averaged 21.6 points (1st C-USA, 4th NCAA), 5.5 rebounds, 3.8 assists (6th C-USA), 0.7 steals, 1.32 assist-to-turnover ratio (10th C-USA)… 38.2% 3FGs (3rd C-USA, 66th NCAA), 2.9 made 3FGs (3rd C-USA, 46th NCAA), 81.0% FTs (6th C-USA)… 2-time C-USA Player of the Week, Lute Olson Player of the Week (Feb. 10), Oscar Robertson Player of the Week (Nov. 18), Lou Henson Player of the Week (Nov. 18).

Jermaine O'Neal Jr. (6-5, 185, F, Fr.) | 2024-25 (Dynamic Prep): Ranked No. 88 by ESPN, No. 111 by On3 and No. 126 by 247 Sports... As a senior, he averaged 14.5 points, 3.8 rebounds, 1.6 assists, 1.2 blocks and 0.9 steals as Dynamic Prep advanced to the Chipotle Nationals title game and was No. 1 in the final National Top 10 high school rankings.

Billy White III (6-8, 195, F, Fr.) | 2024-25 (Veterans Memorial HS): As a junior in 2024-25, he was selected to the All-State Tournament Team and named All-South Texas MVP after averaging 18.8 points, 9.4 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 1.8 blocks and 1.0 steals as he led Veterans Memorial to a 39-1 record including a run to the UIL 5A Division I semifinals.

B.J. Davis-Ray (6-6, 195, G, Fr.) | 2024-25 (JSerra Catholic HS): Averaged 17.6 points, 6.2 rebounds and 2.7 assists as he helped the Lions to a 24-11 record his senior season, reaching the California Interscholastic Foundation Division 1 South Regional Quarterfinals... Named CIF-SS Open Division First Team and All-County First Team.

Jaden Toombs (6-10, 230, C, Fr.) | 2024-25 (Dynamic Prep): Ranked No. 38 by ESPN, No. 45 by On3 and No. 47 by 247 Sports... As a senior, he averaged 15.0 points, 9.7 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.4 blocks as Dynamic Prep advanced to the Chipotle Nationals title game and was No. 1 ranking in the final National Top 10 high school rankings… Was on the 2024-25 Jersey Mike's Naismith Trophy Boy's High School Player of the Year watch list.

Mitchell Holmes (6-10, 230, F, Fr-Rs.) | 2024-25: Redshirted… 2023-24 (Link Year Prep): The three-star signee was ranked in the top 10 overall in Missouri and top 70 at his position nationally… Before attending Link Academy, the McDonald's All-American nominee scored more than 1,500 points at The Oakridge School in Arlington.

Nigel Walls (6-10, 200, F, Fr.) | 2024-25 (St. Francis Episcopal): Four-star prospect... Ranked No. 62 by ESPN, No. 57 by On3 and No. 58 by 247 Sports... As a senior, averaged 13.3 points, 7.1 rebounds, 2.4 blocks, 2.2 assists and 1.4 steals as St. Francis Episcopal went 29-8 and won the TAPPS 4A State Championship.

Samet Yiğitoğlu (7-2, 270, C, So.) | 2024-25: Played/started 32 of 35 games... 10.0 points (51st ACC), 6.2 rebounds (17th ACC), 1.0 blocks (15th ACC), 53.5% FG, 3 double-doubles (21st ACC)... 2023-24: Averaged 13.3 points, 10.3 rebounds, 1.0 blocks and shot 82.6% on FGs in four games with Sigortam Istanbul in Turkey in 2023-24… Sigortam finished tied for first at 28-6 in the Turkish second division…Played for Turkey in the 2023 FIBA U20 European Championship in Greece, averaging 12.7 points and 8.6 rebounds while hitting 66.0% on FGs (33-50).

Trey Utter (6-0, 175, G, Sr.) | 2024-25: Played 5 games, including 2 ACC games and the ACC Tournament win vs Syracuse 3/12… 2023-24: Played in 7 games.

Niccolo Kalischer-Stork (6-2, 205, G, Fr-Rs.) | 2024-25: Redshirted… 2023-24 (Harvard-Westlake School): Played as a guard for the Wolverines as the team went 91-9 from 2021-24… As a senior in 2023-24, averaged 3.2 points per game.

HEAD COACH ANDY ENFIELD... is in his second season at SMU after being named SMU's Head Men's Basketball on April 1, 2024. In his first season on the Hilltop, he led the Mustangs to a 24-11 overall record and earned a No. 1 seed in the NIT. The Mustangs went 13-7 in the program's inaugural season in the ACC to tie for fourth. SMU signed the nation's fourth-ranked high school recruiting class, which is the best in program history. 

Enfield burst onto the coaching scene in 2013 when, in his second year as a head coach, he guided Florida Gulf Coast to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. Following that success, he was hired by the Southern California (USC), where he led the Trojans to five NCAA Tournaments, including a run to the Elite Eight in 2021. He came to SMU after 11 seasons at USC, where he compiled a 220-147 record. The Trojans set a school single-season win record and posted the most wins in program history over two-year, three-year, four-year, five-year, six-year, seven-year and eight-year periods. Enfield's 220 wins ranks third on USC's all-time wins list. 

Over his final seven seasons at USC, the Trojans had eight players selected in the NBA Draft, tied for the fifth-most by any program in the country, with Evan Mobley going No. 3 overall in the 2021 NBA Draft and Onyeka Okongwu being selected No. 6 in the 2020 Draft. USC was one of three teams to have had at least one player selected in six of the last seven NBA Drafts. In total, 11 players during Enfield's time at USC have made the NBA.

2024-25 RANKINGS: SMU averaged 79.9 points (3rd ACC, 39th NCAA) while shooting 47.8% (2nd ACC, 32nd NCAA) overall and 37.8% on threes (2nd ACC, 21st NCAA). The Mustangs also led the ACC in steals (8.1, 55th NCAA) and total rebounds (38.4, 31st NCAA). SMU finished third in the ACC in fastbreak points (12.7, 48th NCAA), second in rebound margin (+5.5, 23rd NCAA), second in offensive rebounds (12.5, 48th NCAA), second in assists (15.9, 44th NCAA), second in bench points (24.0, 72nd NCAA), fourth in scoring margin (+8.6, 42nd NCAA) and third in field-goal defense (41.3%, 47th NCAA). SMU was one of eight teams in the top 50 nationally in field-goal percentage and field-goal defense (Auburn, Bradley, Central Conn. St., Duke, Liberty, McNeese, Yale).

Boopie Miller averaged 13.2 points (26th ACC), 5.5 assists (4th ACC, 33rd NCAA) and 1.6 steals (9th ACC) with a 2.50 assist-to-turnover ratio (2nd ACC, 41st NCAA). Chuck Harris was next in scoring at 12.9 (29th ACC) while hitting 41.5% from three. B.J. Edwards averaged 9.9 points (52nd ACC), 3.7 assists (10th ACC) and 2.4 steals (2nd ACC, 11th NCAA) with a 2.02 assist-to-turnover ratio (10th ACC). Matt Cross had six double-doubles (8th ACC) and led the Mustangs in rebounding (7.6, 6th ACC) while adding 11.8 points (38th ACC). The Mustangs were one of two teams with six scoring at least 9.9 per game (Ole Miss) with Kario Oquendo (11.2, 46th ACC) and Samet Yiğitoğlu (10.0, 51st ACC). Yiğitoğlu was second for SMU in rebounds (6.2, 17th ACC) and double-doubles (3, 21st ACC) while leading the Mustangs in blocked shots (1.0, 15th ACC). 

2024-25 ACC AWARDS: Boopie Miller was named All-ACC Third Team and B.J. Edwards was selected to the ACC All-Defensive Team. Edwards also received votes for Most Improved Player and Kario Oquendo received votes for Sixth Man of the Year.

SMU BASKETBALL - HONORS (Awards/Honors since 2013-14 - AAC 2013-24, ACC 2024-present)
  •  NBA Draft Picks (Semi Ojeleye & Sterling Brown in '17, Shake Milton in '18)
  •  AAC Players of the Year (Nic Moore '15, '16; Semi Ojeleye '17; Kendric Davis '22)
  •  AP All-America Honorable Mention (Nic Moore '15, '16; Semi Ojeleye '17)
  •  Academic All-American (Semi Ojeleye '17)
  •  Wooden Award Watch List (Nic Moore '15, '16, Shake Milton '18, Kendric Davis '22)
  •  Naismith Trophy Watch List (Nic Moore '15, '16; Shake Milton '18, Kendric Davis '22)
  •  Karl Malone Award Watch List (Markus Kennedy '16)
  •  Bob Cousy Award Watch List (Nic Moore '16; Shake Milton '18, Kendric Davis '22)
  •  Lute Olson Award Watch List (Nic Moore '15; Shake Milton '18; Kendric Davis '21, '22; Boopie Miller '26)
  •  Jerry West Award Watch List (Shake Milton '17)
  •  Oscar Robertson Trophy Watch List (Nic Moore '16; Boopie Miller '26)
  •  NABC All-District (Nic Moore '14, '15, '16; Markus Kennedy '14, '15; Yanick Moreira '15; Ben Moore '16; Semi Ojeleye '17; Shake Milton '17, '18, Kendric Davis '20, '21, '22; Marcus Weathers '22, Zhuric Phelps '24)
  •  USBWA All-District (Nic Moore '14, '16; Semi Ojeleye '17; Shake Milton '18, Kendric Davis '21, '22)
  •  NABC College All-Star (Sterling Brown '17; Ben Moore '17)
  •  All-Conference 1st Team (Nic Moore '14, '15, '16; Semi Ojeleye '17; Kendric Davis '21, '22)
  •  All-Conference 2nd Team (Markus Kennedy '14, '15; Yanick Moreira '15; Sterling Brown '17; Ben Moore '17; Shake Milton '17, '18; Jahmal McMurray '19; Marcus Weathers '22; Zhuric Phelps '24)
  •  All-Conference 3rd Team (Kendric Davis '20; Tyson Jolly '20; Isiaha Mike '20; Feron Hunt '21; Boopie Miller '25)
  •  AAC Sixth Man of the Year (Markus Kennedy '15, '16; Ben Emelogu II '17)
  •  All-Defensive Team (B.J. Edwards '25) 
  •  NABC Good Works Team Nominee (Semi Ojeleye '16; Jonathan Wilfong '17)
  •  Senior CLASS Award Nominee (Nic Moore '16; Ben Emelogu II '18)

SMU2NBA / Pros Since 2014: 
- Semi Ojeleye selected 37th in 2017 (picked by Boston)
- Sterling Brown selected 46th in 2017 (picked by Philadelphia, then traded to Milwaukee)
- Shake Milton selected 54th in 2018 (picked by Dallas, then traded to Philadelphia)
- Ben Moore spent 2017-19 with Indiana and San Antonio, played 2021-22 with Memphis Hustle
- Feron Hunt signed a two-way with the New York Knicks (3/18/22), then finished 2022-23 with Birmingham (G League affiliate for New Orleans)
- Jahmal McMurray was picked 21st in the 2019 G League draft by the Northern Arizona Suns (Phoenix)
- Michael Weathers was picked 8th in the 2022 G League draft by the Oklahoma City Blue (OKC)
- Played professionally: Matt Cross, Ben Emelogu II, Jarrey Foster, Feron Hunt, Markus Kennedy, Jahmal McMurray, Isiaha Mike, Ben Moore, Nic Moore,Yanick Moreira, Zach Nutall, Efe Odigie, Kario Oquendo, Nick Russell, Jordan Tolbert, Marcus Weathers, Michael Weathers, Samuell Williamson

Mustangs Selected All-Conference (Since 2013-14)
Sterling Brown (2016-17 AAC Second Team)
Kendric Davis (2019-20 AAC Third Team, 2020-21 AAC First Team, 2021-22 AAC First Team)
Feron Hunt (2020-21 AAC Third Team)
Tyson Jolly (2019-20 AAC Third Team)
Markus Kennedy (2013-14 AAC Second Team, 2014-15 AAC Second Team)
Jahmal McMurray (2018-19 AAC Second Team)
Isiaha Mike (2019-20 AAC Third Team)
Boopie Miller (2024-25 ACC Third Team)
Shake Milton (2016-17 AAC Second Team, 2017-18 AAC Second Team)
Ben Moore (2016-17 AAC Second Team)
Nic Moore (2013-14 AAC First Team, 2014-15 AAC First Team, 2015-16 AAC First Team)
Yanick Moreira (2014-15 AAC Second Team)
Semi Ojeleye (2016-17 AAC First Team)
Zhuric Phelps (2023-24 AAC Second Team)
Marcus Weathers (2021-22 AAC Second Team)

DAVID B. MILLER COURT: On Dec. 5, 2018, SMU named the Moody Coliseum court after David B. Miller, alumnus and current chair of the Board of Trustees. He was a three-year starter on the basketball team and a member of the 1971-72 Southwest Conference Co-Championship team. Throughout his lifetime, Mr. Miller and his wife, Carolyn Lacy Miller, have committed over $100 million to SMU, including more than $50 million to the Cox School of Business, $20 million toward the expansion and renovation of Moody Coliseum and $10 million to the ACC Competitiveness Campaign as a member of the First Week Society.