season at the University of North Texas as an assistant coach, again under Vic Trilli, and about six months in the private sector before returning to MSU in 2002. In Ray's first season back as head coach the Indians compiled a 16-12 record and finished fourth in the Lone Star Conference South Division. Ray lead the men's basketball team to their fourth conference championship in March 2009. A little more than two weeks later, he stepped down as basketball head coach. He compiled a record of 230-121 in the 12 seasons that he was head coach. Record by season As women's head coach 1992-1993 (22-8) 1993-1994 (28-6) As men's head coach 1994-1995 (19-11) 1995-1996 (17-11) 1996-1997 (17-11) 1997-1998 (11-15) 1998-1999 (27-5) 1999-2000 (27-7) 2003-2004 (16-12) 2004-2005 (18-11) 2005-2006 (16-11) 2006-2007 (24-7) 2007-2008 (13-13) 2008-2009 (25-7) Championships 1998-99 - Lone Star Conference Tournament Champion 1999-00 - Lone Star Conference Tournament Champion 2006-07 - Lone Star Conference Tournament Champion 2008-09 - Lone Star Conference Tournament Champion References Living people American basketball coaches Year of birth missing (living people) North Central Texas Lions men's basketball players American men's basketball players Midwestern State Mustangs men's basketball players Midwestern State Mustangs men's basketball coaches People from Archer City, Texas College golf coaches in the United States Midland Chaps basketball players North Texas Mean Green men's basketball coaches College women's basketball coaches in the United States College athletic directors in the United States