LAWTON -- Cameron has three home contests remaining this season and they will host Texas A&M-Commerce on Wednesday night in the Aggie Gym.  The Aggies presently hold a four game winning streak against the Lions and will look to stop a two game skid.

Texas A&M-Commerce (15-5, 4-3 LSC): Feb. 4 at 7:30 p.m. | Live Video | Live Stats | Game Notes

The Starting Five
1.    Cameron will look to avoid a three game skid for the third time this season on Wednesday night.
2.    Aggie senior Desmond Henry has scored in 21 straight contests and is the only player to start in all 19 games this season.   On Saturday, he had a career high 10 assists and added 12 points for his second double-double of the season.
3.    Deondre Ray is second in the LSC with 32 minutes played per game this season.
4.    Cameron Lee is leading the conference with a 48.9 percent success rate at the arc, and he is netting just over a pair of three-pointers a game.
5.    Cameron is 7-0 when holding a team to under 39 percent shooting and 6-1 when making between 50 and 59 field goal attempts.

First Tip: Cameron's last outing against Texas A&M-Commerce was a forgettable night in which the Lions handed the Aggies a 33 point, 86-53 loss on the road, and it would be the largest margin of victory against a CU team since Nov. 17, 2007 at Pittsburg State (85-50).  The Aggies also shot a season low 29 percent from the field and were held to a one year low in overall points scored.  However, Cameron rebounded back three days later and nearly upset number-10 Tarleton State (77-74) in the Aggie Gym.   The Lions own the overall series record 25-21 but Cameron has won four in a row at the Aggie Gym against A&M-Commerce.  

Last time out Cameron fell at home for the third time this season against number-22 ranked Midwestern State, 88-77, in front of over 1,500 fans at the Aggie Gym.   KeDorian Sullivan led the Aggies with 16 points, but the CU offense was paced by Desmond Henry who had a double-double with 12 points and 10 assists; Jamaal Brantley was the other CU player in double figures with 15 points.  Cameron was out-gunned at the arc with Midwestern's three point attack guiding them through the game with 65 percent shooting from downtown and 13 made treys.

About Texas A&M-Commerce: The Lions are 15-5 and 4-3 in league play, most recently they fell at home for the first time this season 77-74 to Tarleton State, and lost at Angelo State prior to that 79-63.  Despite their overall record, the Lions are 4-4 on the road and 8-1 in Commerce.   Darrell Williams is the only player in the LSC to average a double-double a game with just over 17 points a game and nearly 12 rebounds per contest.  LaDon Carnegie and Anthony Adams are providing the supporting cast with Carnegie netting over 16 a game and Adams adding over 12.  As a team A&M-C is picking up over 80 points a contest and shooting 45.6 percent from the floor, rebounding is the Lions bread and butter with a league high 43.3 boards a game, nearly eight more than their opposition.   The Lions are led by longtime coach Sam Walker who is 240-177 overall and 15-8 against Cameron, in Lawton he is 6-5 during his career. 

Coming Up: The Aggies will be at Tarleton State on Saturday for a 7 p.m. tip off.