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  • UCLA Highlights Cougars' 2007-08 ScheduleJul. 26, 2007 | California's winningest basketball program over the past 15 years, Azusa Pacific will visit famed Pauley Pavilion to take on UCLA in an exhibition contest Nov. 2. The Cougars' first-ever meeting with UCLA highlights a 32-game schedule.
  • Leslie Completes His First ClassJun. 21, 2007 | Head Coach Justin Leslie has completed his first recruiting class as Cougar mentor, signing 8 players who have committed to play basketball at Azusa Pacific for the 2007-8 season.
  • Justin TimeApr. 12, 2007 | The time has come for Justin Leslie to be a head coach. The former Cougar player and then assistant coach has been named the new men's basketball head coach for Azusa Pacific, taking over a program that he has played a large part in establishing as one of the finest in the nation.
  • End of an Era: Odell ResignsApr. 10, 2007 | After 39 seasons as a head coach, including the final 16 at Azusa Pacific, Bill Odell has called it a career as a basketball coach. Odell has announced that he is resigning as the Azusa Pacific men's basketball coach but will continue to serve as the university's director of athletics.
  • The All-American ButlerMar. 21, 2007 | Senior guard Demario Butler has been named to the 2007 NAIA All-American team, earning third-team recognition after guiding the Cougars back to the NAIA Elite Eight for the third straight year.
  • The Stars Are Not FallingMar. 17, 2007 | Though down by 16 with 16 minutes to play, the NAIA's No. 2-ranked Oklahoma City was not about to bow out of the NAIA Tournament. Instead, the Stars out-scored Azusa Pacific by 32 points and advance to the national semis with an 84-68 victory.
  • This Ford Won't ParkMar. 16, 2007 | With the season on the line, Khalif Ford scored Azusa Pacific's final 5 points to lead the Cougars to a 91-88 upset of No. 7-seed Park in the second round of the NAIA Championship Tournament in Kansas City.
  • The Great EscapeMar. 14, 2007 | Like Steve McQueen, Azusa Pacific engineeed a great escape, rallying from 13 down to beat LSU-Shreveport in the final minute for a 61-56 victory in the first-round of the NAIA Championship Tournament.
  • Odell's Dozen -- Back in the NAIAsMar. 7, 2007 | Azusa Pacific and head coach Bill Odell are making a 12th straight trip to the NAIA Men's Basketball Championship Tournament in search of the national championship trophy in Kansas City.. The 32-team bracket was released today. The Cougars meet Louisiana Sate-Shreveport Wednesday (March 14) in first-round action.
  • Back On The Title TrackMar. 6, 2007 | Azusa Pacific vindicated itself for a season of frustration by sweeping 3 NAIA Tourney-bound teams to win the GSAC Postseason Tournament crown, highlighted by tonight's 80-72 victory over the NAIA's No. 5-ranked Concordia.
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