Texas-Permian Basin

Joshua Lovelace - C

Team: Texas-Permian Basin Falcons [ID #493]

Location: Odessa, TX (Southwest)

Conference: VI.30 [Division 3]

President: None

Rating: 20.18 - Overall Position: #989

Fan Mood: 43.60

Alumni Mood: 47.15

Prestige: 48

Team Notes:

• Sep 02 2038: Leroy Creech was hired as the new assistant coach.
• Sep 02 2038: Barry Davidson was hired as the new assistant coach.
• Sep 02 2038: Tony Bright was hired as the new assistant coach.
• Sep 02 2038: Assistant coach Shawn Held was let go.
• Sep 02 2038: Assistant coach Hunter McCurdy was let go.
• Sep 02 2038: Frank Bridges was appointed as the new head coach.
• Sep 02 2038: Oscar Carpenter was fired as head coach.
• Sep 02 2038: Assistant coach Nick Lang leaves to pursue head coaching opportunities.
• Jan 30 2038: 2-star prospect Joshua Lovelace committed.
• Dec 31 2037: 2-star prospect Floyd Cooper committed.

Record:

Wins: 3 Losses: 2 Pct: .600 Conf Wins: 0 Conf Losses: 0 Conf Pct: .000 Conf Rank: 9 Last10: 3-2 Streak: W1

Pts Ave: 69.2 - 74.0 Pts Diff: -4.8 Team Power Index: 117.9

Press Releases:

Feb 27 2031: New - by Tharlan on March 27th, 2023

New great things are coming

Jan 13 2024: winning streak - by timthekid on February 15th, 2022

after a 7 winning streak we hope to continue this hot streak and keep winning

Oct 18 2023: high hopes - by timthekid on January 20th, 2022

after a tough season we hope to have a better season. we had a tough first lost but hope to bounce back

Nov 26 2022: team struggles - by timthekid on December 6th, 2021

this is my first year being president of this basketball team. i wanted to say that this year has been a struggle for this team and we hope to bounce back. there are no excuses other then my guys have not been prepared and we hope to get them prepared for our next game.

Oct 04 2018: Thank you, Coach Neal! - by jess0411 on April 9th, 2021

Today we announce the departure of our head coach Terence Neal through mutual consent after 7 seasons with the program. We will always be grateful for the things he had done to the school and its basketball program will not be where it is today without him.

Although it's a shame that he was not able to bring us to a tournament field, he had his fair share of success with us as a one time runner-up in VI.32 2013 Conference Playoff and L30 2015 Invitational Tournament. He also boasts a 58.45% win percentage in 296 games throughout his stay.

We wish him luck on his future endeavors.