LAWTON – The Aggies will close things out before the holiday break with a trip to Southern Nazarene on Friday and head back down I44 to host Dallas Christian on Saturday afternoon.  Cameron's trip to Bethany will be their first in 33 years and first meeting with DCC in five years.

at Southern Nazarene (6-3): Dec. 19 at 7:30 p.m. | Live Video | Live Stats

A quick look at the Crimson Storm: Southern Nazarene will be well rested heading into their meeting with the Aggies after having six days off; the last time SNU hit the court was at Weatherford with the Crimson Storm getting a 74-65 conference win.   Against similar opponents Cameron is 2-0, with SNU falling at Northwestern Oklahoma, 71-66, and edging out a road win at Oklahoma Christian, 59-57.

As a group, Southern Nazarene has averaged just over 70 points a game, outscoring teams by three points.  In rebounding they are about even with their opponents at 35 a game, and they hold a slight lead in overall shooting percentage with a 43.2.

LB Willis leads SNU with over 14 points a contest and six rebounds, while Francisco Hill also grabs six boards a game with 11 points. 

This will be the first time that the Aggies have hooked up with SNU since the 1984-85 season, and their first trip to Bethany in 33 years.  Cameron does hold onto the series lead 9-8, with the Crimson Storm winning the last five out of the last six meetings. 

Dallas Christian (4-11): Dec. 20 at 2 p.m. |  Live Video | Live Stats

A quick look at the Crusaders: Against NCAA Division II programs this fall, DCC is 0-5, averaging 58 points in those contests; in the meanwhile, Division II schools have averaged 86 points.  Prior to their meeting with Cameron on Saturday night, DCC will hosting Wayland Baptist in Dallas.  Up through Dec. 8, DCC has averaged 75 points a game, in shooting they were tied for last in NCCAA Division II with 40.8 percent of shots made.  In rebounding they are pulling down 36 boards a game and just over nine steals per contest.  Trent Dawson leads DCC with 13.5 points a game.

Cameron is 2-0 against DCC with their last meeting coming in the 2009-10 season.

Last time out:  Cameron shook off a slow start and rolled past Bacone College 97-73 in non-conference play after having five in double-figures with Deondre Ray pacing CU with 20 points, KeDorian Sullivan and Jamaal Brantley adding 14 each, along with 10 each from Desmond Henry and Bruce Barron.

Bacone proved to be pesky for the Aggies early in the ballgame and stayed within a possession of CU for the first 12 minutes.   However, the tide turned for Cameron and they picked up the pace as the half came to a close.  After leading the Warriors 31-28 with seven minutes left, CU would hold Bacone to only six additional points, and the Ags would head for their locker room with a 52-34 lead.

The Aggies shot a blazing 63 percent at the half and took advantage of 18 opportunities at the charity stripe by making 16 free throws.  Ray would be CU's leading scorer at the intermission with 14 points.

Cameron continued their assault on the Warriors in the second half racked up a 28 point lead with 12:32 left before settling with the 97-73, 24 point victory.

The Aggies dominated the inside game with 48 points in the paint, 44 more than Bacone; CU also handled BC in the battle of the boards with 42 rebounds, compared to 23 by Bacone. Cameron shot 56.9 percent and made 26 free throws against Bacone who went 39.1 percent from the field on their end of the court.

Looking forward: The Aggies has the fourth best team in scoring offense in the Lone Star Conference with 81.7 points per game. CU is second in the conference with a 51.6 shooting percentage and are tops in the LSC in three point shooting, knocking down 43 percent of their shots from behind the arc. Cameron is also third in the league in keeping their opponents off the glass, and second is assist/turnover ratio, averaging 16.4 assists per contest. On defense, they are fourth in the conference, holding opponents to 73.5 points per game, and lead the LSC in blocked shots with 5.4 per game.

Individually, Deondre Ray is fourth in the LSC with 16.4 points per game, while shooting 55 percent from the field and 48.7 percent from behind the arc. Cameron Lee leads the conference, making 53.5 percent of his 2.6 shots from long range per game. Additionally, Desmond Henry is tenth in the LSC with 5.8 rebounds per game and ninth with 3.4 assists per game, while Tank Mayberry and KeDorian Sullivan has the third most blocks in the conference.

Up next: Cameron will travel on Dec. 30 to the University of Texas at San Antonio University for an exhibition contest to close out the calendar year.