... coached at Hendrix for 31 years and probably coached and played in as many games of the rivalry as anyone. Garrison was Hendrix coach when the Warriors took on the Bears in 1972 in the first conference game played in the Farris Center. “I don’t remember ...

... in two decades. “Our students are used to our biggest rival being Rhodes or DePauw or Millsaps,” said former Hendrix coach Cliff Garrison, who coached in as many games of the rivalry as anyone. “It’ll be different for both teams ...

... athletes the respect the late Bob Courtway, (former Hendrix coach, athletic director and community leader) still has and the leadership of former Hendrix coach Cliff Garrison, who has made the event one of his personal ...

... had a 22-14 edge on the offensive board and a 36-11 advantage in bench points. "That's the stat," said Hendrix coach Chris Hitchcock referring to the 22 offensive rebounds. "When you play DePauw, you got to keep them off the offensive ...

... make it competitive, whisper the Hendrix coaches as they crossed their fingers ... the field. Give that stat to Hendrix coaches before the game, and they're ... closer than the score," said Hendrix coach Chris Hitchcock, who was extremely ...

... overtimes) at Grove Gymnasium to finally decide the outcome. "We hung in their and just made enough plays," said Hendrix coach Dan Priest, who was breathing sighs of relief after seeing his team come off the ropes to go 7-1. An inside basket ...

... breath and swished the second. The second overtime was anticlimactic as the Warriors asserted their inside power. Hendrix coach Dan Priest wasn't really sure how his team won. CBC coach Josh Austin wasn't really sure how his team lost. Most ...

... sloppy play, the Warriors (7-4) took charge. Hendrix forced 30 turnovers. "It all started with defense," Hendrix coach Chris Hitchcock said. "We were really playing sluggish in the first six or seven minutes, and then the defense sparked ...

... throws and made only 8 of 28 tries from 3-point range. Hendrix coach Dan Priest said, "We played well for about 35 minutes ... was running out then, and Colorado coasted on in. Hendrix coach Chris Hitchcock said, "We just did not execute defensively ...

... It was exhilarating." - Advertisement - The play Hendrix coach Chris Hitchcock drew up during a timeout was designed ... one. "We did a good job getting to the line," said Hendrix coach Dan Priest, whose Warriors solidified their hold on ...