Hunter McClintock News

Scott Sutton sees his injury-riddled Oral Roberts basketball team developing a familiar identity.

TEN YEARS ago this week, in only his ninth game as head coach of the Oral Roberts basketball program, Scott Sutton encountered a great University of Tulsa squad e_SEmD perhaps the best squad in Golden Hurricane basketball history.

Scott Sutton had his Oral Roberts University basketball starters scrimmaging five against six.

New man: The unfamiliar face behind the ORU bench was 6-foot-5 Dione Young, who has joined the squad as a walk-on. Young is waiting to be certified by the NCAA Clearinghouse.

It seemed the Oral Roberts basketball team was headed for another struggling, confounding offensive night - until Michael Craion figured out he could drive the ball at Missouri-Kansas City's Kangaroos.

UALRa s Ricky Davison tries to get around Oral Robertsa Hunter McClintock during the first half of Mondaya s game at the Jack Stephens Center in Little Rock.

Oral Roberts basketball coach Scott Sutton says sophomore guard Beloved Rogers has left the program.

From a certain perspective, the most important games on Oral Roberts' basketball schedule aren't the ones against teams from the power conferences, but the ones the Golden Eagles have the most realistic chance of winning.

CANCUN, Mexico a ' The Oral Roberts basketball team won easily Wednesday and dodged an injury bullet on the final day of the Cancun Challenge.

Who's playing point guard? That's a good question for the Oral Roberts University basketball team.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - " The Oral Roberts University basketball team ran out of magic Saturday and may have lost another player.

Former Williams High School basketball player Hunter McClintock's college career has been put on hold again.

The Oral Roberts basketball team gave an encouraging defensive performance in its first exhibition game.

The Oral Roberts basketball team lost a second player from the same practice session to a knee injury, head coach Scott Sutton confirmed Wednesday.

There could hardly be a more deflating way for the Oral Roberts basketball team to open the season.

If there's a silver lining to losing a high-profile freshman before the first game, the Oral Roberts basketball team found it Monday night.

Oral Roberts freshman Hunter McClintock will have surgery to repair a torn ligament in his right knee and miss the upcoming basketball season.

ONE TEAM is being turned inside out. Another is getting the point. A third is growing with Moses.

Teammates called Dominique Morrison by at least two nicknames during his freshman Oral Roberts University basketball season.

Getting better: Ken Holdman practiced like a man hoping to increase his playing time during the first week of Oral Roberts University's preseason drills.