2013-14 cmu mbb media guide

Blake Hibbitts

Zach Saylor

COACH Keno Davis

John Simons

Chris Fowler

• Became only the second coach in the program’s Division I era to win seven non-conference games, first to do so in his first year at the helm

• Coached Chris Fowler to the freshman assist record and third in program history with 176 assists in one season.

• Led Kyle Randall to a second team All-MAC selection and Fowler to an All-MAC Freshman team selection

• Half of the Chippewas’ 12 scholarship players had at least a 3.5 grade point average and the team combined for a 3.15 GPA, its best semester in a decade

• Named 2008 Coach of the Year by six national organizations, including the Associated Press, the U.S. Basketball Writers Association and The Sporting News

• Has taken two teams to postseason play (2008 Drake/NCAA, 2009 Providence/NIT)

• Led the Drake Bulldogs to a 28-5 mark in his first season as head coach, which included a 15-3 record in the Missouri Valley Conference, the program’s first MVC regular season title since 1971 and its first ever MVC Tournament title

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Table of Contents

Quick Facts/Table of Contents .........1Preseason Notes ...................................2Roster/Pronunciation Guide .............4Radio/TV Roster ....................................5Media Information ...............................6Head Coach Keno Davis .....................8Assistant Coach Kevin Gamble ........9Assistant Coach Kyle Gerdeman .. 10Assistant Coach Jeff Smith ............. 11DOBO DJ Mocini ................................ 12Video Coord. Tommy Abdenour .. 12Athletics Director Dave Heeke ...... 14Athletics Administration ................ 15Head Coaches ..................................... 16DeAndray Buckley ............................. 18Chris Fowler ......................................... 19Blake Hibbitts ...................................... 19

Austin Keel ........................................... 20Spencer Krannitz ............................... 21Derrick Richardson Jr........................ 21Zach Saylor .......................................... 22John Simons ........................................ 23Austin Stewart .................................... 23Milos Cabarkapa ............................... 24Nick Carlos ........................................... 24Josh Kozinski ....................................... 24Sheldon Lowman .............................. 25Braylon Rayson ................................... 25Rayshawn Simmons ......................... 25MBB Team Photo ................................ 262012-13 Statistics .............................. 282012-13 MAC Recap ......................... 32Honors ................................................... 34Retired Jerseys .................................... 35

All-Time Letterwinners .................... 36Chippewas in the Pros ..................... 40All-Time vs. Opponents ................... 41All-Time Game-by-Game ................ 43 Postseason Games ............................ 57Year-by-Year Results ......................... 58Individual Records ............................ 59Team Records ...................................... 63Year-by-Year Statistics ...................... 64Arena Records ..................................... 66100-Point Games ............................... 66

General InformationLocation ................................................. Mount Pleasant, Mich.Enrollment ........................................................................... 28,311Founded ...................................................................................1892Nickname .................................................................... ChippewasColors ............................................................... Maroon and GoldConference............................................................Mid-AmericanPresident .........................................................Dr. George E. RossAthletic Director .......................................................Dave HeekeWeb ............................................................CMUChippewas.comFacebook .............................. Facebook.com/CMUMensBBallTwitter............................................................... @CMUMensBBall

Team Information2012-13 Record .................................................................... 11-20MAC Record / Place ...........................................4-12 / 5th WestLettermen Returning / Lost ................................................8 / 3Starters Returning / Lost ......................................................4 / 1Arena ....................................................... McGuirk Arena (5,300)

Program HistoryFirst Season ..................................................1904 (108 seasons)All-Time Record .......................................... 1199-1166-2 (.506)All-Time MAC Record / Yrs ......228-306 (.427) / 32 seasonsMAC Regular-Season Titles ......8 (1975, 1977, 1979, 1987, ..............2001 West, 2003 West, 2009 West, 2010 West) MAC Tournament Titles .....................................2 (1987, 2003)NCAA Tournament Appearances ...................4 (1975, 1977, ................................................................................ 1987, 2003)

Coaching StaffHead Coach ................................................................ Keno Davis Record at CMU ....................................................11-20 (.355) Career Record .....................................................85-76 (.528)Assistant Coach .................................................Kyle GerdemanAssistant Coach ....................................................Kevin GambleAssistant Coach ............................................................Jeff SmithVideo Coordinator ...................................... Tommy AbdenourDirector of Basketball Operations .........................DJ Mocini

Athletic CommunicationsDirector of Communications ............................. Rob WymanAssociate Director ........................................... John Regenfuss Office Phone ..................................................989-774-7323 Cell Phone ......................................................989-400-8913 Email.................................................regen1jm@cmich.eduAssistant Director ...................................................... Kyle KelleyCommunications Assistant ........................Maria SchmidtkePress Box Phone ....................................... 989-774-3579/3594Web Site ..................................... CMUChippewas.com/media

Local Media InformationMBB Radio Play-By-Play........................................ Don Chiodo Email................................................... [email protected] Sun Reporter ....................................Nate Schneider [email protected]

The 2013-14 Central Michigan University men’s basketball guide was published by the Athletic Communications Office, 100 Rose Center, Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48859. The guide and covers were designed, written and edited by Rob Wyman, Kyle Kelley, John Regenfuss and Maria Schmidtke. Photos by Tim Fitzgerald, Robert Barclay and Peggy Brisbane. Printing by CMU Printing Services.

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Non-Conference Victories In his first season as head coach at Central Michigan, Keno Davis became only the second coach in the program’s Division I era to win seven non-conference games and the first to do so in his first year at the helm.

Fowler Makes His Mark In 2012-13, Chris Fowler set the program record for a freshman with 176 assists, which also ranks third all-time in single season history, securing him a spot on the All-MAC Freshman team. A starter of all 31 games, Fowler also averaged 8.1 points and 5.7 assists per game and had a sterling 2.2 assist/turnover ratio in his first collegiate season. Fowler also led the Chippewas in field goal percentage (.497) and steals (43). He ranked 35th in the nation in assists and, with nearly 350 Division I men’s basketball programs, that puts him in an elite category. Even more impressive, Fowler’s freshman body of work included leading the NCAA in assist rate, according to ESPN.com, meaning his teammates scored off his assists more often than any other player in the nation.

Success in the Classroom Hard work has also paid off for the Chippewas in the classroom, as the team was one of only 19 NCAA Division I programs to receive the Team Academic Excellence Award from the National Association of Basketball Coaches. Only one of two Mid-American Conference teams to earn the honor, which is based on the academic standing during the 2012-13 season, the award recognizes outstanding academic achievement by a team with a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or better.

That success has continued this year as following the summer session 11 of the 13 scholarship players currently on the roster attained a 3.0 GPA or higher, including six that were above a 3.5.

Home Early and OftenCentral Michigan will spend much of the early portion of its schedule at home, providing fans ample opportunity to see the Chippewas in action before the holidays and the beginning of the MAC schedule. Including the exhibition game versus Lake Superior State on October 28, CMU will play seven games in McGuirk Arena before the month of December and 16 in total this season. Included in the early stretch, CMU will host a tournament featuring games against Austin Peay, Montana State and Cal State Northridge from November 21-23.

Preseason Notes

Chris Fowler

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CMU’s Roster is Home Grown Central Michigan’s current roster contains nine student-athletes who hail from the state of Michigan, which is more than any other Division I institution in the state, ranking ahead of Michigan State (7), Eastern Michigan (7), Western Michigan (7) and Michigan (2).

Father-Son Coaching Tandems Keno and his father, Tom, are among the most successful father-son coaching duos in NCAA history. In 2008, Keno joined his father (Iowa, 1987) as the NCAA’s first father-son combination to capture national coach of the year awards. Dr. Tom compiled 597 wins over a 32-year career, and Keno has added 85 as the pair has combined for a 682-431 record and a 61.3 winning percentage, which ranks 11th among father-son combinations.

Randall Getting Pro ShotFormer CMU guard Kyle Randall will get a second taste of professional basketball in the U.S., as he was drafted in the fourth round of the 2013 NBA Development League Draft this fall by the Fort Wayne Mad Ants. During the summer, he played with the Sacramento Kings in the NBA Summer League. In his only season at CMU, Randall led the MAC in scoring averaging 18.7 points per game against conference opponents, en route to earning Second Team All-MAC and NABC All-District recognition.

2012-13 Mid-American Conference Standings

West Division MAC Overall W L Pct. W L Pct.Western Michigan 10 6 .625 21 12 .636Toledo 10 6 .625 15 13 .535Ball St. 8 8 .500 15 15 .500Eastern Michigan 7 9 .438 16 17 .485Central Michigan 4 12 .250 11 20 .354Northern Illinois 3 13 .188 5 25 .166

East Division MAC Overall W L Pct. W L Pct.Akron 14 2 .875 24 7 .774Ohio 14 2 .875 23 9 .718Kent State 9 7 .562 20 12 .625Buffalo 7 9 .438 14 19 .424Bowling Green 7 9 .438 13 19 .406Miami (Ohio) 3 13 .188 9 22 .290

CMU Returning Statistical Leaders(2012-13 Statistics)

Points Pts Pts/GBlake Hibbitts 266 8.9Chris Fowler 238 7.9John Simons 221 7.4

Field Goals FGM FGA FG%Chris Fowler 78 159 .491

3pt-Field Goals 3FGM 3FGA 3FG%Blake Hibbitts 66 176 .375

Free Throws FTM FTA FT%Blake Hibbitts 38 46 .826

Rebounding ORb DRb Total Rb/GJohn Simons 41 110 151 5.0Blake Hibbitts 30 77 107 3.6

Assists Total Ast/GChris Fowler 176 5.7

Blocked Shots Total Blk/GBlake Hibbitts 17 0.5

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2013-14 CMU Men’s Basketball Roster

DeAndray Buckley - Dee-AHN-dray

Milos Cabarkapa - ME-losh cha-BAR-ka-pa

Numerical# Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown (Last School)0 Braylon Rayson G 5-9 178 Fr. Dallas, Texas (West Mesquite)1 Spencer Krannitz G/F 6-4 196 So. North Muskegon, Mich. (North Muskegon)2 DeAndray Buckley G/F 6-4 209 Sr. Romulus, Mich. (Indian Hills CC)3 Derrick Richardson Jr. G 6-4 200 So. Ypsilanti, Mich. (Ypsilanti)4 Rayshawn Simmons G 6-4 182 So. St. Louis, Mo. (Moberly Area CC)5 Sheldon Lowman G 6-1 177 Jr. Detroit, Mich. (Mid Michigan CC) 10 Austin Stewart G 6-6 207 So. Normal, Ill. (West)11 Milos Cabarkapa C 7-0 233 Fr. Belgrade, Serbia (Impact Academy)12 Josh Kozinski G 6-4 180 Fr. Edwardsburg, Mich. (Edwardsburg)15 Chris Fowler G 6-1 189 So. Southfield, Mich. (Detroit Country Day)30 Austin Keel G 6-3 185 Jr. Winter Springs, Fla. (Winter Park)32 Blake Hibbitts F 6-7 224 So. Hudsonville, Mich. (Hudsonville)34 John Simons F 6-8 228 So. Cadillac, Mich. (Cadillac)35 Nick Carlos G/F 6-7 191 Fr. Ashland, Mo. (Southern Boone County)41 Zach Saylor F 6-8 235 Gr. Lansing, Mich. (Waverly)

Alphabetical# Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown (Last School)2 DeAndray Buckley G/F 6-4 209 Sr. Romulus, Mich. (Indian Hills CC)11 Milos Cabarkapa C 7-0 233 Fr. Belgrade, Serbia (Impact Academy)35 Nick Carlos G/F 6-7 191 Fr. Ashland, Mo. (Southern Boone County)15 Chris Fowler G 6-1 189 So. Southfield, Mich. (Detroit Country Day)32 Blake Hibbitts F 6-7 224 So. Hudsonville, Mich. (Hudsonville)30 Austin Keel G 6-3 185 Jr. Winter Springs, Fla. (Winter Park)12 Josh Kozinski G 6-4 180 Fr. Edwardsburg, Mich. (Edwardsburg)1 Spencer Krannitz G/F 6-4 196 So. North Muskegon, Mich. (North Muskegon)5 Sheldon Lowman G 6-1 177 Jr. Detroit, Mich. (Mid Michigan CC) 0 Braylon Rayson G 5-9 178 Fr. Dallas, Texas (West Mesquite)3 Derrick Richardson Jr. G 6-4 200 So. Ypsilanti, Mich. (Ypsilanti)41 Zach Saylor F 6-8 235 Gr. Lansing, Mich. (Waverly)4 Rayshawn Simmons G 6-4 182 So. St. Louis, Mo. (Moberly Area CC)34 John Simons F 6-8 228 So. Cadillac, Mich. (Cadillac)10 Austin Stewart G 6-6 207 So. Normal, Ill. (West)

Head Coach: Keno DavisAssistant Coaches: Kevin Gamble, Kyle Gerdeman, Jeff SmithDirector of Basketball Operations: DJ Mocini Video Coordinator: Tommy Abdenour

Pronunciation Guide

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Braylon raysonG • Fr. • 5-9 • 178Dallas, Texas

sheldon lowmanG • Jr. • 6-1 • 177Detroit, Mich.

Austin KeelG • Jr. • 6-3 • 185Winter Springs, Fla.

Keno DavisHead CoachSecond Season

Spencer KrannitzG/F • So. • 6-4 • 196North Muskegon, Mich.

Austin StewartG • So • 6-6 • 207Normal, Ill.

Blake HibbittsF • So. • 6-7 • 224Hudsonville, Mich.

Kevin GambleAssistant CoachSecond Season

DeAndray BuckleyG/F • Sr. • 6-4 • 209Romulus, Mich.

milos cabarkapaC • Fr. • 7-0 • 233Belgrade, Serbia

John SimonsF • So. • 6-8 • 228Cadillac, Mich.

Kyle GerdemanAssistant CoachSecond Season

Derrick RichardsonG • So. • 6-4 • 200Ypsilanti, Mich.

Josh kozinskiG • Fr. • 6-4 • 180Edwardsburg, Mich.

Nick CarlosG/F • Fr. • 6-7 • 191Ashland, Mo.

Jeff SmithAssistant CoachSecond Season

Rayshawn simmonsG • So. • 6-4 • 182St. Louis, Mo.

chris fowlerG • So. • 6-1 • 189Southfield, Mich.

DJ mociniDirector of OperationsFirst Season

Zach SaylorF • Gr. • 6-8 • 235Lansing, Mich.

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Covering the ChippewasCentral Michigan University encourages your coverage of its athletic events. The Athletic Communications Department is responsible for coordinating the dissemination of pre-event releases, issuing credentials for media members, and coordinating post-event coverage. If the Athletic Communications Department can assist you in your work in any way, please contact a member of our staff.

Game Notes Game notes are generally available two days prior to a game. Notes are emailed and are also available on the web at cmuchippewas.com. To be added to the email distribution list, please contact Associate Director John Regenfuss.

Web Sites Media members are reminded that the official athletics web site–cmuchippewas.com–contains updated player stats and bios each week. Also available on the site are weekly video interviews with a coach and player, postgame highlights and press conferences.

Other Helpful Sites facebook.com/[email protected]/CmichAthletics

Interviews All coach and player interviews must be arranged though Associate Director John Regenfuss. Please allow 24 hours to schedule an interview. Players and coaches are generally available following practices, or by appointment if necessary.

Visiting Radio One ISDN line and one telephone line are available for use by the official radio network of the visiting team. Visiting networks that wish to have additional lines installed at their own expense may do so by contacting CMU Telecommunications at (989) 774-1474.

Video The Athletic Communications Department maintains a vast library of video clips for distribution to requesting electronic media. In addition, postgame highlights and press conference cut-ups are available for download using the department’s FTP server. Please contact Todd Edwards for detailed instructions and requests.

Media Room Located on court level, just off the northwest corner of the court, the Media Room is available for members of the working media. A light pregame meal will be served approximately one hour before the game and coaches and selected players will hold a press conference in the room following the game. The room is equipped with internet access and space for media to work.

Credential RequestsRequests for media credentials should be made by contacting Maria Schmidtke in the Athletic Communications Department for the link. Parking passes are not required on campus after 5 p.m.

Photographers/Videographers Photographers and videographers are limited to shooting from a seated position on the baseline.

Media Will Call Credentials left at Media Will Call will be available at Ticket Central, located inside the CMU Events Center atrium.

Chippewa Nickname The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees has approved the continued use of the nickname “Chippewas” in association with CMU. The university’s goals are to use the name with honor and respect, increase supportive connections between CMU and Native Americans and improve efforts to sensitize students, faculty and staff to Native American traditions and cultures. Media representatives have been extremely cooperative as we have worked to address this important issue. In nearly all cases, print and broadcast reporters have supported CMU’s efforts to eliminate the use of symbols, headlines and copy that present inappropriate and inaccurate images of Native Americans. Central Michigan University is grateful for your help, and we ask for your continued cooperation and sensitivity. With your assistance, we can continue to use the Chippewa name with dignity and respect.

CMU, an AA/EO institution, is strongly and actively committed to increasing diversity within its community (see www.cmich.edu/aaeo).

Contact Info Athletic CommunicationsCMU Events Center, Lower Level(989) 774-3277

Director: Rob Wyman(248) 953-6471 • [email protected]

Associate Director (Primary MBB Contact): John Regenfuss(989) 400-8913 • [email protected]

Assistant Director: Kyle Kelley(989) 400-1705 • [email protected]

Communications Assistant: Maria Schmidtke(248) 915-8556 • [email protected]

Coordinator of Game Day Production: Todd Edwards(989) 774-1096 • [email protected]

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CMUChippewas.comCentral Michigan Men’s Basketball

Keno Davis

In his first season as head coach at Central Michigan, Keno Davis led the 2013 Chippewas to the program’s most non-conference wins since 2002 and to seven non-conference victories, the most by a CMU team in the last 25 years. Under Davis, Chris Fowler set the program record for a freshman with 176 assists, which also ranks third all-time in single season history, securing him a spot on the All-MAC Freshman team. Fellow guard Kyle Randall led the MAC in scoring in 2013, averaging 18.7 points per game against conference opponents, en route to earning Second Team All-MAC and NABC All-District recognition. Davis’ stress on work ethic translated into the classroom during the first semester. When grades were finalized at the end of the fall semester, half of the Chippewas’ 12 scholarship players had at least a 3.5 grade point average and eight of the 12 had at least a 3.0. The team combined for a 3.15 GPA, its best semester in a decade, and, individually, Zach Saylor was named to the Academic All-MAC team. A former consensus national coach of the year, Davis brings five years of Division I head coaching experience and was named the 2008 coach of the year by six national organizations, including the Associated Press, the U.S. Basketball Writers Association and The Sporting News. In his first season as a head coach, 2007-08, Davis led the Drake Bulldogs to a 28-5 mark, which included a 15-3 record in the Missouri Valley Conference. His team captured its first MVC regular season title since 1971 and its first ever MVC Tournament title. Drake became the first league school to win both the regular season and tournament titles since 2002, and the Bulldogs made their first trip to the NCAA Tournament since 1971. The Bulldogs finished 14th in the Associated Press Poll and 23rd in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll. Davis had all this success in his first season after inheriting a team that was 17-15 in 2007 and lost four starters to graduation. He led a squad that was picked to finish ninth in the MVC to the program’s first top-25 ranking since 1974-75. Moving to Providence after just one season at Drake, Davis quickly got to work as he guided the Friars to a 19-14 mark in 2008-09. Although the Friars were picked 12th in the 2009 BIG EAST Preseason Poll, the squad posted a 10-8 record in league play and finished tied for seventh. Leading the team to 19 victories, he established a program record for the most wins by a first-year head coach. During the regular season, he earned two victories over top-15 teams, including an 81-73 win over No. 1 Pittsburgh. Davis also led the team to its first BIG EAST tournament victory since 2003 and into the postseason as the Friars earned an at-large bid to the NIT. In 2009-10 Davis’ team was one of the top offensive squads in the country, scoring 82.4 points per game and ranking third in the nation in that category. The 2010-11 season was highlighted by senior Marshon Brooks earning multiple All-America honors before becoming a first-round NBA Draft selection. Prior to being selected as the head coach at Drake, Davis served as an assistant under his father, Dr. Tom Davis, at Drake from 2003-07. He began his coaching career in 1995 as an assistant for two years under Bruce Pearl at Southern Indiana then took an assistant position under Gary Garner at Southeast Missouri State from 1997-2003. Davis was exposed to basketball at a very young age as he watched his father become one of the NCAA’s all-time winningest coaches. In 32 seasons as a head coach at Lafayette (1971-77), Boston College (1977-82), Stanford (1982-86), Iowa (1986-99) and Drake (2003-07), he registered a 598-355 mark (.628), which included 18 postseason appearances and 16 20-win seasons. He also was named the 1987 Associated Press National Coach of the Year. When Keno earned the same honor in 2008, it marked the first time that a father and son duo had captured the national coach of the year honor. The father-son duo has combined for 682 victories and a 61.3 winning percentage that ranks 11th among father-son coaching combinations.

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The Davis FileCollege .................................. Iowa, 1995Family....................................Wife, Krista; Daughter, Mara; Son, Brady

Coaching History1995-97 ............... Southern Indiana Assistant Coach

1997-2003 ........... SE Missouri State Assistant Coach

2003-07 ...................................... Drake Assistant Coach

2007-08 ...................................... Drake Head Coach

2008-11 ............................Providence Head Coach

2012-present .....Central Michigan Head Coach

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Kevin Gamble

In his first season as an assistant coach, Kevin Gamble and the Chippewas claimed the program’s most non-conference wins since 2002 and seven non-conference victories, the most by a CMU team in the last 25 years. Gamble’s primary responsibility at CMU includes player development where he specializes in the Chippewas’ offense. During the 2012-13 season Chris Fowler set the program record for a freshman with 176 assists, which also ranks third all-time in single season history, securing him a spot on the All-MAC Freshman team. Fellow guard Kyle Randall led the MAC in scoring in 2013, averaging 18.7 points per game against conference opponents, en route to earning Second Team All-MAC and NABC All-District recognition. Last year under Gamble’s leadership, the Chippewas ranked fifth in the MAC in scoring offense averaging 67.5 points per game, and second in free throw percentage (.729) improving from a last place ranking during the 2011-12 campaign where the team averaged .635 on the year. In addition, the Chippewas led the MAC in three-point field goals made with help from Blake Hibbitts who shot .375 on the season. A member of Keno Davis’ staff for one year at Providence, Kevin Gamble was one of the first hires for Davis’ inaugural Central Michigan staff. Gamble, a 10-year NBA veteran, left an eight-year stint as a college head coach to spend the 2010-11 season as the Friars’ coordinator of player development and video operations, heading up the program’s academics, student-athlete development and video efforts. A member of the 1986-87 Iowa team that won 30 games and advanced to the Elite 8 under Davis’ father, Gamble was selected by the Portland Trailblazers in the third round of the 1987 NBA Draft. He played with the Boston Celtics from 1988-94 and finished his career with the Sacramento Kings in 1998. Prior to joining the Friars, Gamble served as the first head coach at the University of Illinois-Springfield where he put together a 130-79 record and earned a pair of American Midwest Conference Coach of the Year honors.

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The Gamble FileCollege .............Lincoln College, 1985 ......................................... Iowa, 1987Family..................................Wife, Alesha; Daughter, Averi; Son, Kevin Jr.

Coaching History2002-10 ..............Illinois-Springfield Head Coach

2010-11 ............................Providence Assistant Coach

2012-present ......Central Michigan Assistant Coach

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Kyle Gerdeman

Kyle Gerdeman has been instrumental in CMU‘s success on and off the court during his first full year with the program. In his first season as an assistant coach, Gerdeman helped lead the Chippewas to success in the classroom when CMU became one of only 19 NCAA Division I schools to receive the Team Academic Excellence Award from the National Association of Basketball Coaches, which recognizes outstanding academic achievement by a team with a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or better. When grades were finalized at the end of the fall semester, half of the Chippewas’ 12 scholarship players had at least a 3.5 grade point average and eight of the 12 had at least a 3.0. The team combined for a 3.15 GPA, its best semester in a decade, and, individually, Zach Saylor was named to the Academic All-MAC team. His primary responsibilities at CMU include academics and scheduling; on the court, his focus his on rebounding. Prior to coming to CMU, Gerdeman served as a three-year assistant at Southeast Missouri State, in addition to three years as a head coach at Moberly Area Community College. Gerdeman assembled recruiting classes at Southeast Missouri State that helped the Redhawks more than double their win total in his three seasons on the staff. He helped develop Leon Powell, the nation’s leader in field goal percentage and an all-conference performer in 2010-11. A 1998 graduate, Gerdeman returned to his alma mater after three years as head coach at Moberly Area Community College and nine years as an assistant coach at Mineral Area College (2004-06), Moberly (2001-03) and East Central College (1998-2001). During his time in the junior college ranks he helped recruit and develop 23 players who went on to NCAA Division I careers, including 2005 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Player-of-the-Year Eddie Smith. He also mentored five NJCAA All-Americans, was part of three Region XVI championship teams and assisted Moberly to a fifth-place finish in the 2002 NJCAA National Tournament. Gerdeman has a master’s degree in education from Central Methodist University. He and his wife, Angie, have two children, Alyssa and Karson.


The Gerdeman FileCollege ..........SE Missouri State, 1998 Family................................... Wife, Angie; Daughter, Alyssa Son, Karson

Coaching History1998-2001 ..... East Central College Assistant Coach

2001-03 .................Moberly Area CC Assistant Coach

2004-06 ........ Mineral Area College Assistant Coach

2006-09 .................Moberly Area CC Head Coach

2009-12 ................ SE Missouri State Assistant Coach


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Jeff Smith

Jeff Smith enters the second year of his second stint with the Chippewas. Smith originally joined the CMU men’s program as a graduate assistant in May 1997 and served in that capacity for two years before being promoted to assistant coach. Shortly thereafter, he helped the 2000-01 Chippewas to a 20-8 record and a Mid-American Conference title. Smith was on the CMU bench until September 2002 when he joined the staff at Oakland. While at CMU Smith’s primary responsibilities will include recruiting and player development, specializing in defensive efforts. With a focus on defense, CMU averaged 6.7 steals per game during the 2012-13 campaign. The Bay City, Mich., native and 1995 Alma College graduate became the associate head coach at Oakland, helping the Golden Grizzlies to a 2005 Mid-Continent Conference Tournament championship and a win in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. He was largely responsible for a 2005 recruiting class that was ranked 23rd in the nation by Hoop Scoop. After a successful five-year tenure that included two Mid-Con Players of the Year, Smith joined Jim Boylen’s staff at Utah and helped the Utes to the 2009 Mountain West Conference title and a No. 5 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Smith played for two seasons at Alma College before a knee injury ended his career. He then worked with the program for two years as a student assistant and was named Alma’s head junior varsity coach during his senior season. He was an assistant coach at Albion College from 1995-97.


The Smith FileCollege ................. Alma College, 1995Family...................................Wife, Alison; Daughters, Marlie & Stella

Coaching History1994-95 ....................... Alma College Head JV Coach

1995-97 .....................Albion College Assistant Coach

1997-99 ................Central Michigan Graduate Assistant

1997-2002 ...........Central Michigan Assistant Coach

2002-05 ................................. Oakland Assistant Coach

2005-07 ................................. Oakland Associate Head Coach

2007-11 ........................................ Utah Assistant Coach

2011-12 ........................ UC-Riverside Assistant Coach


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DJ Mocini

DJ Mocini joined the staff to fill the position of Director of Basketball Operations in 2013. A native of Saugatuck, Mich., Mocini joins the CMU staff after serving as an assistant coach at Northwood University for the past three years. In 2012, the Timberwolves captured the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) North Division championship, setting a school record for DII wins and consecutive victories. At CMU, Mocini will handle the travel arrangements and equipment, as well as the team’s film exchange and budget. He will also oversee the team’s managers, assist with the facilitation of camps and aid the rest of the coaching staff in the day-to-day operations of the program. Mocini graduated from Albion College in 2008 from the Carl A. Gerstacker Institute for Business and Management. He played four years for the Brits basketball team, serving as team captain his senior season. Mocini went on to earn a master’s degree in educational leadership from the University of Dayton, which he completed in 2012. While at Dayton, Mocini was a graduate assistant for the men’s basketball program that advanced to the second round of the 2009 NCAA Tournament. In 2010, the Flyers won the NIT championship.

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Tommy Abdenour

Tommy Abdenour joined the Central Michigan men’s basketball staff as its video coordinator prior to the start of the 2013 season. He served as a graduate intern during the 2012-13 season under head coach Keno Davis. Prior to CMU, Abdenour spent three seasons (2008-11) as a student manager at the University of Utah where he was responsible for editing film in addition to managing the team’s film, gear and stats. As CMU’s men’s basketball video coordinator, Abdenour’s responsibilities include handling film exchange between opponents, breaking down practice and game film, supporting the coaching staff and director of operations in day-to-day operations and overseeing the team’s student-managers. Abdenour earned a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management at the University of Utah (2012) and a Master of Education in Intercollegiate Athletics Leadership from the University of Washington (2013).

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Men’s Basketball Support StaffTera Albrecht ...............................................................................................................AcademicsTaylor Larson ................................................................................... Strength & ConditioningJohn Mason ........................................................................................................ Athletic TrainerJohn Regenfuss ............................................................................................. CommunicationsJosh Reasoner .................................................... Coordinator of Equipment and Apparel

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Dave Heeke

Dave Heeke has instilled his vision of a “Championship Culture” at Central Michigan University. Athletic success, academic excellence, national media exposure, record fund-raising and a commitment to facilities have defined Heeke’s tenure as CMU’s director of athletics. Under Heeke’s guidance, Central Michigan athletics attained new heights of success during the 2012-13 seasons. Six teams – football, soccer, women’s basketball, wrestling, gymnastics, and softball – qualified for the NCAA postseason. The football team made its fifth bowl appearance in the last seven years, winning the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl in Detroit in front of a national television audience. The soccer program became the first in MAC history to earn an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. Women’s basketball claimed a third-straight 20-plus win season, a Mid-American Conference Tournament title and the program’s first NCAA Tournament appearance in 29 years. Gymnastics advanced to the NCAA Regionals for the fifth straight year, earning its fourth consecutive MAC championship along the way. Overall, Central Michigan finished 88th in the Learfield Sports’ Directors Cup, second best in the Mid-American Conference. In April, the CMU football program captured the national spotlight once again, as offensive tackle Eric Fisher made history when he was selected No. 1 overall in the NFL Draft by the Kansas City Chiefs. Heeke is contributing to the national landscape as a member of the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee and the Division I Football Issues Committee, serving as chair of the football committee in 2012-13, his fifth and final year. He had previously served on the baseball committee from 2006-08. In June 2013, Heeke was appointed to the Division I Athletic Director Advisory Group. One of just 11 Division I athletic directors nationwide to be selected for the appointment, the group will meet periodically with NCAA President Mark Emmert and his staff to provide feedback and perspective on issues affecting DI athletics. The Chippewas earned the Mid-American Conference’s inaugural Cartwright Award after the 2008-09 academic year as the league’s top overall institution, capturing the annual honor given to the program that most exemplifies excellence in academics, athletics and citizenship. The 2009-10 academic year brought conference championships in football, women’s soccer, wrestling, gymnastics and baseball. The Chippewas added conference tournament titles in women’s soccer, wrestling and baseball while the men’s basketball program repeated as the MAC West Division champion. The department captured the 2007 Reese Trophy for MAC men’s all-sports competition, and they have finished in the top three in four of his seven years. In 2010, CMU placed second in the Reese standings and third in the Jacoby Trophy (women’s all-sports) standings, following one of the most successful years in recent history, and the women’s standing improved to second in 2011. The Chippewa football program made four consecutive bowl appearances from 2006-09 and won three MAC championships during that span. CMU’s wrestling program has finished in the top 15 at the NCAA Championships five of the last six years, including a seventh-place finish to cap a 2008 season that saw the Chippewas ranked as high as No. 2 nationally. In 2010, they became the first squad in MAC history to qualify all 10 wrestlers for nationals. Both the volleyball and women’s basketball programs have experienced their most successful seasons in nearly two decades in recent years, advancing to postseason play each of the last two years, while the soccer team won back-to-back MAC regular-season and tournament titles, winning a first-round NCAA Tournament match in 2009. The athletic exploits of CMU’s student-athletes are topped only by their academic accomplishments.The Chippewas have earned the MAC’s Institutional Academic Achievement Award 10 times in the last 13 years, and CMU’s women’s varsity programs combined to win the conference’s inaugural Faculty Athletics Representative Academic Achievement Award following the 2007-08 academic year. The Chippewa soccer program posted the highest grade-point average in the country for eight consecutive years, while softball routinely ranks among the nation’s highest team grade point averages. In 2012, the field hockey program posted the highest GPA in the nation, a collective 3.61, to earn a Division I National Academic Team Award for the fourth consecutive season and fifth time in the last six years. Facility upgrades and renovations for all sports have been staples under Heeke’s leadership. Highlighting his efforts is the ongoing capital campaign to fund the new CMU Events Center, which opened December 1, 2010. The $22.5 million project includes a complete renovation of the arena in the Rose Center, as well as the addition of a dynamic entryway and new practice facilities for basketball, volleyball and wrestling. Among the first facility improvements Heeke oversaw was the installation of permanent lights at Kelly/Shorts Stadium to allow for flexible scheduling and television appearances for football. A new $2.5 million video scoreboard system, funded fully through private contributions, debuted during the 2007-08 seasons in both Kelly/Shorts and Rose Center. The Rose Center court was refinished with an updated floor design in 2006. Other additional facility improvements have included a $700,000 gymnastics practice facility, the naming and renovation of Margo Jonker Stadium for softball, stadium seating at the Field Hockey Complex, the resurfacing of the Jack Skoog Indoor Track and construction of a suite of track offices overlooking the Jack Skoog Indoor Track. An increased focus on fund-raising has led to five consecutive record-breaking years - the most successful years

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Marcy Weston

Marcy Weston has spent 41 years as a major influence on intercollegiate athletics, both at Central Michigan University since 1972 and on a national level. Weston oversees five sports – volleyball, soccer, field hockey, gymnastics and women’s basketball – as Executive Associate Director of Athletics/Sport Administration at CMU. Her duties include supervising student-athlete services, sports medicine, strength and conditioning, student employment and department personnel. Weston served as Senior Associate Athletics Director from 1989 until 2011. Well-known across the country, she served as the National Coordinator of NCAA Women’s Basketball Officiating from 1986 to 2005. Weston has extensive officiating experience of her own, officiating the 1982 and 1984 NCAA Women’s Basketball championship games. The National Association of Sport Officials honored Weston in 2008 as the first female to earn the Gold Whistle Award. The award recognizes an individual who significantly contributes to the betterment of officiating on a national level. The NCAA recognized Weston in 1991 as one of nine major contributors to the first decade (1981-91) of NCAA women’s basketball. Weston was inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame in 2000, and four years later, was inducted into the CMU Athletics Hall of Fame, which is named in her honor. Her career at CMU began as a coach for the field hockey, volleyball and women’s basketball teams. Weston amassed a 419-143-15 record in 15 years at the helm of the volleyball program, while coaching three Mid-American Conference Players of the Year, 20 All-MAC student-athletes and seven academic All-MAC honorees. Her teams hold the program’s single-season records for most wins (54 in 1981), best winning percentage (.864, 38-6 in 1982) and longest winning streak (13 matches in 1981). Weston has received special recognition awards from the University of Dayton National Alumni Association (2000), the Michigan High School Athletic Association (2000) and the CMU Leadership Institute (2001). She was named National Collegiate Women Administrators Region V Administrator of the Year (1994), NCAA Regional Gymnastics Administrator of the Year (2003 & 2004) and was selected as CMU’s nominee for the 2004 Michigan Distinguished Woman in Higher Education Leadership Award. Weston graduated from Dayton with a Bachelor of Science degree and received her Master of Education from Kent State. She resides in Mount Pleasant and enjoys golfing, recreational travel and spending time with friends and family.

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of giving in the department’s history. The 2007-08 school year marked the first time in school history that $1 million was generated for annual funds thanks to an all-time high in number of donors. In the past six years, the department’s fund-raising numbers have doubled, increasing to $1.2 million in 2010-1. Heeke has reorganized athletic fund-raising through a new umbrella organization called the Chippewa Athletic Fund (CAF). In addition to the traditional Chippewa Club, the CAF includes the Championship Fund program that provides opportunities for donors to give directly toward a sport program’s specific needs. The CAF also focuses on generating capital gifts to help improve and maintain facilities for the demands of tomorrow. In 2009, Heeke announced an agreement between the athletics department and Adidas on an exclusive apparel and shoe contract. All of CMU’s varsity athletics programs are now outfitted by Adidas, bringing consistency to color, design and logo usage on all uniforms and apparel. The contract marks the first time all of CMU’s varsity athletics programs have been included in a single, all-encompassing apparel agreement, and it includes special apparel pricing for club sport programs, intramurals and other campus groups. Heeke was introduced as the Chippewas’ athletics director at a press conference Dec. 8, 2005, and took over the reins on Jan. 16, 2006. He replaced Herb Deromedi who retired after 11 years as athletics director and 38-plus years of total service to the university. The East Lansing, Mich., native spent 18 years at the University of Oregon, including serving as senior associate athletics director/chief of staff. There he assisted the athletics director with the daily operation of the Ducks’ $40 million budget and 17 sports. His primary role was revenue generation through external operations. He also was the direct administrative supervisor for football, men’s basketball, women’s soccer and softball. Heeke received a bachelor’s degree from Albion College in 1985 and a master’s degree from Ohio State University in 1987. At Albion, he was a co-captain of the baseball team and a member of the club hockey team. He was a three-sport athlete at East Lansing High School. Heeke received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the East Lansing Educational Foundation in 2007.He and his wife, Liz, have three boys, Ryan, Max and Zach.

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Erik OlsonVolleyball

Tom BorrelliWrestling

Senior Leadership Team

Head Coaches

Steve JaksaBaseball

Keno DavisMen’s Basketball

Sue GuevaraWomen’s Basketball

Cristy FreeseField Hockey

Dan EnosFootball

Tom BeidlemanGolf

Jerry ReighardGymnastics

Peter McGaheySoccer

Margo JonkerSoftball

Mark GuthrieTrack & Field/Cross Country

Dave Heeke ............................................... Associate Vice President/Athletics DirectorMarcy Weston .......................................... Executive Associate AD/Sport AdministrationBrad Wachler ............................................ Senior Associate AD for Internal AffairsCraig Willey ............................................... Senior Associate AD for External Affairs Tera Albrecht ............................................ Associate AD for Student-Athlete ServicesBob Heller .................................................. Associate AD for Development Benjy Wilber ............................................. Associate AD for ComplianceNick Williams ............................................ Associate AD for Marketing Mike Dabbs ............................................... Assistant AD for Ticketing Sales and Revenue Greg Kigar ................................................. Assistant AD for Facilities and Events Kristen Kosuda-Suhr .............................. Assistant AD for Facilities and Sports Camps Rob Wyman .............................................. Director of Communications

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DeAndray BuckleySr. • Guard/Forward6-4 • 209 Romulus, Mich./Indian Hills CC 2

Academics: Owns a 3.15 GPA. 2012-13: Missed the season due to injury. 2011-12: Transferred from Indian Hills (Iowa) Community College where it finished seventh in the NJCAA Division I tournament ... was named All-Region 11 Honorable Mention ... was captain of Indian Hills who went 33-4 to claim regular season and conference tournament titles as well as a district championship ... averaged 5.6 points and 2.6 rebounds throughout the season ... scored 12 points by going a perfect 10-for-10 at the charity stripe and gathering eight rebounds against Olive-Harvey with eight assists and five steals. 2010-11: Played one season at the University of New Hampshire ... appeared in 29 games averaging 12.5 minutes, 2.8 points and 1.9 rebounds ... led all Wildcat freshmen in rebounds (56), steals (15) and blocks (7) ... led his team in steals six times and blocks four times ... played a season-high 35 minutes off the bench against Stony Brook, while going 4-for-9 from the floor and 4-for-7 from the free throw line for a season-high 13 points and dishing out three assists and grabbing eight rebounds. High School: Played at Romulus High School ... was a member of the school-record 79 victories and two state semifinals ... averaged 15.2 points, 9.2 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 2.2 steals ... shot 49 percent from the floor during his senior campaign ... during his senior year the Eagles went 21-2 and were the top-ranked team in the Detroit News’ Super 10 ... named to the Detroit News All-Area West First Team and the Detroit News Dream Team Third Team as a four-year player.

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Total Three-point GP-GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG A BLK ST PTS-AVG2012-13 31-31 83-167 .497 7-22 .318 78-124 .629 80-2.6 176 1 43 251-8.1

Chris FowlerSo. • Guard6-1 • 189Southfield, Mich./Detroit Country Day HS 15

Academics: Owns a 3.45 GPA. 2012-13: Finished as runner-up for MAC Freshman of the Year … started all 31 games … ranked second in MAC in Assist/Turnover ratio … ranks third in single season assists in CMU history … ranked 35th in assists in the nation … led the team in rebounding in four games, and with points in three games … led the team in field goal percentage (.497), steals (43) and assists (176) … averaged 8.1 ppg, 5.7 apg, 1.4 spg, 2.2 a/t ratio and 28.8 mpg. High School: Started on the 2010 Class B state title team … averaged 9.7 points and 5.6 assists as a junior … led Detroit Country Day to a 23-4 record and a berth in the state semifinal as a senior … averaged 12 points and eight assists while playing for IMG Academy in Florida.

Blake HibbittsSo. • Forward6-7 • 224 Hudsonville, Mich./Hudsonville HS 32

Academics: Owns a 3.60 GPA. 2012-13: Appeared in all 31 games for the Chippewas … led the Chippewas in scoring in three games, team-high rebounder in six games … led the team in blocks (18) … made first career start and scored nine points at Akron (2/5) … scored 16 points and added 14 rebounds versus Ball State (2/27) … averaged 8.8 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 24.6 mpg. High School: Earned honorable mention all-state recognition by the Associated Press in 2012 … was listed on the Grand Rapids Press 2012 all-area second team … averaged 17 points per game and shot 78 percent from the free throw line as a senior … was a three-sport standout, excelling in football, basketball, and baseball … posted a 10-0 record as a starting pitcher for Hudsonville in 2012 … led Hudsonville to the 2012 MHSAA D1 state baseball championship … was a member of the National Honor Society.



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Austin KeelJr. • Guard6-3 • 185 Winter Springs, Fla./Winter Park HS 30

Academics: Owns a 3.00 GPA. 2012-13: Appeared in all 31 games … season high 17 points in career high 34 minutes in 92-80 win over Texas State (12/20) … made 4-of-5 field goals for 11 points at Michigan (12/29) … lead the team in rebounding (5) versus WMU (1/26) … averaged 4.6 ppg, 1.8 rpg and 17.3 mpg. 2011-12: Led the Chippewas in scoring in the season opener with a career-high 12 points off the bench against Ferris State (11/12) … had 10 points and three assists in 16 minutes at Nebraska (12/20) … pulled down five rebounds at Iowa State (12/18) and at Ohio (2/4) … posted three double-figure games … 24 of his 34 field goals were 3-pointers. High School: Played first three seasons at Winter Springs High School before transferring to Winter Park High School for his senior season … helped lead Winter Park to the Class 6A state championship … averaged 14 points and five rebounds per game as a senior … tallied 24 points and nine rebounds in the state semifinal and 11 points and five rebounds in the championship game … played with Naismith Player of the Year Austin Rivers (Duke) at Winter Park … averaged 14 points as a junior at Winter Springs and drained 69 three-pointers.

Total Three-point GP-GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG A BLK ST PTS-AVG2011-12 32-0 34-103 .330 24-78 .308 8-14 .571 47-1.5 14 0 6 100-3.1 2012-13 31-20 50-157 .318 28-103 .272 16-24 .667 56-1.8 22 3 15 144-4.6Career 63-20 84-260 .323 52-181 .287 24-38 .632 103-1.6 36 3 21 244-3.9


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Spencer KrannitzSo. • Guard/Forward6-4 • 196North Muskegon, Mich./North Muskegon HS 1

Academics: Owns a 3.00 GPA. 2012-13: Appeared in 19 games … made first career appearance in 80-77 win at Pepperdine (12/16) … recorded a game-high nine rebounds and scored eight points in 17 minutes at Michigan (12/29) … averaged 2.6 ppg, 1.2 rpg and 9.5 mpg. High School: Named Leading Scorer in West Michigan by ESPN … All Area and All Conference team selection … All-State in 2011..ranked in the state’s top 10 players by MLive … averaged 30 points as a senior … McDonald’s All-America nominee … high school coach was Jeff Cooke and played AAU ball for Camp Darryl … earned four letters in basketball.

Derrick Richardson JR.So. • Guard6-4 • 200 Ypsilanti, Mich./Ypsilanti HS 3

2012-13: Appeared in all 31 games … season high 14 points in a 73-61 loss at Iowa (11/12) … scored a game-high 10 points in a 67-51 loss to Utah (11/23) … grabbed a game-high six rebounds at Kent State (2/9) … averaged 4.0 ppg, 2.6 rpg and 17.5 mpg. High School: A member of the AnnArbor.com 2012 Dream Team … became known as the area’s best defender … averaged 12.9 points over his final eight contests … helped the Phoenix to a 55-11 record over his last three seasons … went 16-3 in the regular season and won the SEC-White title as a senior … averaged 9.0 points, 3.0 assists, 2.6 rebounds and 2.5 steals as a senior.

Total Three-point GP-GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG A BLK ST PTS-AVG2012-13 19-0 17-66 .258 12-49 .245 4-4 1.000 23-1.2 2 3 3 50-2.6



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Zach SaylorGr. • Forward6-8 • 235 Lansing, Mich./Waverly HS 41

Academics: Owns a 3.40 GPA. 2012-13: Appeared in 20 games … tallied a career high 14 points and 6 rebounds in a 76-62 win over Olivet (11/16) … recorded a career high four blocks in a 59-55 win over Wright State (11/21) … averaged 2.1 ppg, 2.0 rpg and 10.7 mpg. 2011-12: Played in 31 games … averaged 1.1 points and 1.3 rebounds per game … had a game-tying jumper with two seconds left that forced a second overtime against Charlotte (11/15) … scored a career-high eight points on 4-of-5 shooting at Iowa State (12/18) while grabbing four rebounds … grabbed a career-high six rebounds in the season opener against Ferris State (11/12) … blocked 10 shots on the year. 2010-11: Inactive due to injury. 2009-10: Missed the season’s first 13 games with a shoulder injury … played a season-high 13 minutes at Northern Illinois (2/24), scoring two points and grabbing two rebounds. 2008-09: Limited to nine games due to injury … scored two points at Cal State Fullerton (12/6) and against Illinois State (12/17) … pulled down two rebounds against Alcorn State (12/15) and at Kentucky (12/29) … had two steals in one minute off the bench at Eastern Michigan (1/13). High School: Named first-team Class A all-state by the Detroit News, Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan and Associated Press and second team by Detroit Free Press as a senior … Lansing State Journal Dream Team selection … ranked in the state’s top 100 players by the Detroit Free Press and among the Detroit News “seniors to watch” … averaged 16.3 points and 9.6 rebounds as a senior and 11 points and seven rebounds as a junior … scored 20 or more points on eight occasions as a senior, including seven double-doubles … ranked the No. 4 power forward in the state by prepspotlight.com and No. 5 by insideprepsports.net … McDonald’s All-America nominee … high school coach was Craig Fields and played AAU ball for Detroit Showtime and Johnny Walker … earned letters in basketball (two) and baseball (one).

Total Three-point GP-GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG A BLK ST PTS-AVG2008-09 9-0 2-8 .250 0-0 .000 2-5 .400 7-0.8 0 1 3 6-0.7 2009-10 8-0 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 3-6 .500 6-0.8 1 1 2 5-0.6 2011-12 31-0 16-41 .390 0-1 .000 1-7 .143 41-1.3 4 10 6 33-1.12012-13 20-6 19-53 .358 0-0 .000 4-8 .500 40-2.0 4 15 8 42-2.1Career 68-6 38-106 .358 0-1 .000 10-26 .385 93-1.4 9 27 19 86-1.3


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John SimonsSo. • Forward6-8 • 228 Cadillac, Mich./Cadillac HS 34

Academics: Owns a 3.51 GPA. 2012-13: Started all 31 games … led the team in rebounding (4.9) … was the game-high rebounder in 12 games … career high 17 points and six rebounds in 30 minutes of play in 92-80 win over Texas State (12/20) … grabbed a career-high 11 rebounds against Ohio (2/13) … averaged 7.4 ppg, 4.9 rpg and 27.2 mpg. High School: Named to the 2012 PARADE All-American team … named in 2012 to the all-state first team … averaged more than 28 points per game to go with 10 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 2.8 blocks and 2.4 steals as a senior … finished third in the voting for Michigan’s Mr. Basketball Award … averaged 23 points, eight rebounds, two assists and two steals per game as a junior … led the Vikings to a 20-5 record in 2011 and a 22-3 mark in 2012 … named in 2011 to the second-team all-state by the Detroit Free Press, fourth team by bankhoops.com and honorable mention list by the Associated Press … scored more than 1,600 career points.

Austin StewartSo. • Guard6-6 • 207Normal, Ill./West HS 10

Academics: Owns a 3.39 GPA. 2012-13: Saw action in 26 games … was the game-high rebounder vs. Idaho State with eight, adding five points and two assists (11/24) … scored a career-high nine points and grabbed five rebounds against Arkansas- Pine Bluff (12/23) … tied a career-high nine points and recorded five rebounds in 11 minutes of play at Michigan (12/29) … averaged 3.0 ppg, 2.0 rpg and 9.6 mpg. High School: Became the program’s career leader in points (1,733) and steals (235) … earned three all-Big 12 Conference honors and a pair of nods to the Pantagraph All-Area Team … helped transform the Wildcats from a .500 team his freshman season into a program with a 22-8 record his senior year … averaged 18.3 points and 5.5 rebounds as a senior … won a conference title and a regional championship in the IHSA state playoffs.




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milos cabarkapaFr. • Center7-0 • 233 Belgrade, Serbia/Impact Academy 11

Club: Played for BC Partizan (2001-06) … Serbia BC Super Fund (2006-11) … Serbia BC Zitko Basket (2011-12).

Nick CarlosFr. • Guard/Forward6-7 • 191 Ashland, Mo./Southern Boone County HS 35

High School: MBCA all-state first team selection as a senior … earned AP all-state first team honors as a senior, second team during junior campaign … named Tri-County Conference Player of the Year as a senior … three-time MBCA and AP all-district team selection … four-time conference champions … part of 2013 district championship team … four year letterwinner … played club ball for St. Louis Gateway under coach David Watkins.

josh kozinskiFr. • Guard6-4 • 180Edwardsburg, Mich./Edwardsburg HS 12

High School: Named first team all-state during senior season … earned first team all-conference honors sophomore, junior and senior seasons … all-state honorable mention as a junior … named freshman all-conference honorable mention … four-year letterwinner in basketball and golf, earned three letters in tennis … played club ball for the Michigan Mustangs under coach Damon Allison.


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sheldon lowmanJr. • Guard6-1 • 177Detroit, Mich./Mid Michigan CC 5

High School: All-City honorable mention during junior and senior seasons … averaged 18 points, five assists and five rebounds per game during high school campaign … earned four letters in basketball.

braylon raysonFr. • Guard5-9 • 178 Dallas, Texas/West Mesquite HS 0

High School: McDonald’s All-American nominee … earned all-state honors during senior season … named Dallas Morning News 2012 and 2013 district MVP … Dallas Morning News district offensive MVP as a senior … Dallas Morning News first team all-district during junior campaign … named 2010 Freshman of the Year by the Dallas Morning News … led the team in scoring as a senior averaging 30.4 ppg … led the team to a record 30 wins during senior season.

rayshawn simmonsSo. • Guard6-4 • 182 St. Louis, Mo./Moberly Area CC 4

2012 (Moberly Area Community College): Averaged seven points per game … shot 38 percent from three-point range … received the Triple Threat Award in recognition for academics, athletics and outstanding character. High School: First team all-state selection … first team all-metro … Suburban South Player of the Year … first team Suburban South Conference … holds the record for assists and free throw percentage … member of the 1,000 point club … averaged 18 ppg, 4.3 rbs and three steals per game … earned four letters in basketball … set the school record for most passing yards and touchdown passes.


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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 11-20 6-6 2-13 3-1CONFERENCE 4-12 3-5 1-7 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 7-8 3-1 1-6 3-1

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg12 RANDALL, Kyle 31-31 1068 34.5 175-414 . 4 2 3 66-168 . 3 9 3 165-193 . 8 5 5 23 86 109 3.5 42 0 79 89 1 25 581 18.724 HIBBITTS, Blake 31-10 762 24.6 84-221 . 3 8 0 67-185 . 3 6 2 39-48 . 8 1 3 31 84 115 3.7 51 1 19 29 18 15 274 8.815 FOWLER, Chris 31-31 864 27.9 83-167 . 4 9 7 7-22 . 3 1 8 78-124 . 6 2 9 17 63 80 2.6 82 2 176 81 1 43 251 8.134 SIMONS, John 31-31 844 27.2 65-149 . 4 3 6 32-95 . 3 3 7 68-89 . 7 6 4 42 111 153 4.9 53 0 36 35 7 29 230 7.425 MBAIGOTO, Olivier 31-15 536 17.3 83-172 . 4 8 3 10-33 . 3 0 3 40-60 . 6 6 7 43 74 117 3.8 73 1 15 24 15 9 216 7.033 KEEL, Austin 31-20 533 17.2 50-157 . 3 1 8 28-103 . 2 7 2 16-24 . 6 6 7 19 37 56 1.8 25 0 22 22 3 15 144 4.603 RICHARDSON JR, Der 31-11 544 17.5 41-98 . 4 1 8 10-33 . 3 0 3 31-55 . 5 6 4 34 47 81 2.6 64 1 23 41 1 24 123 4.005 CRADDOCK, Finis 31-0 425 13.7 31-94 . 3 3 0 14-43 . 3 2 6 23-37 . 6 2 2 19 21 40 1.3 63 2 15 29 1 25 99 3.223 STEWART, Austin 26-0 250 9.6 30-66 . 4 5 5 3-18 . 1 6 7 14-19 . 7 3 7 26 27 53 2.0 18 0 10 17 0 11 77 3.001 KRANNITZ, Spencer 19-0 181 9.5 17-66 . 2 5 8 12-49 . 2 4 5 4-4 1.000 3 20 23 1.2 23 0 2 5 3 3 50 2.641 SAYLOR, Zach 20-6 213 10.7 19-53 . 3 5 8 0-0 . 0 0 0 4-8 . 5 0 0 13 27 40 2.0 19 0 4 12 15 8 42 2.120 WIEST, Luke 11-0 23 2.1 2-7 . 2 8 6 1-5 . 2 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 1 0 1 0.1 0 0 3 0 0 1 5 0.504 ROWSE, Rick 6-0 7 1.2 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Team 59 52 111 1 18Total.......... 31 6250 680-1664 . 4 0 9 250-754 . 3 3 2 482-661 . 7 2 9 330 650 980 31.6 514 7 404 402 65 208 2092 67.5Opponents...... 31 6250 806-1686 . 4 7 8 226-601 . 3 7 6 388-572 . 6 7 8 326 749 1075 34.7 554 - 466 410 118 186 2226 71.8

TEAM STATISTICS CMU OPPSCORING 2092 2226 Points per game 67.5 71.8 Scoring margin -4.3 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 680-1664 806-1686 Field goal pct . 4 0 9 . 4 7 83 POINT FG-ATT 250-754 226-601 3-point FG pct . 3 3 2 . 3 7 6 3-pt FG made per game 8.1 7.3FREE THROWS-ATT 482-661 388-572 Free throw pct . 7 2 9 . 6 7 8 F-Throws made per game 15.5 12.5REBOUNDS 980 1075 Rebounds per game 31.6 34.7 Rebounding margin -3.1 -ASSISTS 404 466 Assists per game 13.0 15.0TURNOVERS 402 410 Turnovers per game 13.0 13.2 Turnover margin +0.3 - Assist/turnover ratio 1.0 1.1STEALS 208 186 Steals per game 6.7 6.0BLOCKS 65 118 Blocks per game 2.1 3.8ATTENDANCE 21394 92345 Home games-Avg/Game 12-1783 15-4142 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 4-7553

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsCentral Michigan Unive 959 1116 17 2092Opponents 1000 1203 23 2226

Date Opponent Score Att.11/12/12 at Iowa L 61-73 1057811/16/12 OLIVET W 76-62 218711/21/12 vs Wright State W 59-55 789811-23-12 at Utah L 51-67 759911/24/12 vs Idaho State W 54-52 764911/28/12 BRADLEY L 65-82 207612/02/12 NIAGARA W 66-64 100312-08-12 at Charlotte L 66-78 526312/16/12 at Pepperdine W 80-77 70712/20/12 TEXAS STATE W 92-80 121512/22/12 vs Nebraska L 75-89 713212/23/12 vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 62-45 753212/29/12 at Michigan L 73-88 12693

* 01/09/13 BOWLING GREEN W 73-67 2187* 01/12/13 at TOLEDO L o t 72-76 4426* 01-15-13 at Eastern Michigan L 52-58 0* 01/19/13 BSU W 71-57 2043* 01/23/13 NORTHERN ILLINOIS L 61-74 1347* 01/26/13 WMU L 59-76 3419* 01/30/13 at Buffalo L 73-91 2552* 02/02/13 MIAMI (OHIO) L 61-70 2253* 02/05/13 at Akron L 56-68 3385* 02/09/13 at Kent State L 72-87 2384* 02/13/13 OHIO L 63-82 1211* 02/16/13 TOLEDO L 64-73 1574

02/23/13 at Youngstown State L 75-86 2710* 02/27/13 at Ball State L 90-95 2901* 03/02/13 at Northern Illinois W 69-50 1324* 03/05/13 EASTERN MICHIGAN W 61-59 879* 3/9/13 at WMU L 68-71 3303

03/11/13 at Buffalo L o t 72-74 2309

* = Conference game

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Season CumulativeCentral Michigan University Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Mar 15, 2013)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 11-20 6-6 2-13 3-1CONFERENCE 4-12 3-5 1-7 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 7-8 3-1 1-6 3-1

Date Opponent Score Att. High Points High Rebounds11/12/12 at Iowa 61-73 L 10578 (17)RANDALL, Kyle (5)SIMONS, John11/16/12 OLIVET W 76-62 2187 (14)SAYLOR, Zach (6)SAYLOR, Zach11/21/12 vs Wright State W 59-55 7898 (13)RANDALL, Kyle (8)SIMONS, John11-23-12 at Utah 51-67 L 7599 (10)RICHARDSON JR, Derr(5)RANDALL, Kyle11/24/12 vs Idaho State W 54-52 7649 (12)HIBBITTS, Blake (8)STEWART, Austin11/28/12 BRADLEY 65-82 L 2076 (21)RANDALL, Kyle (5)SIMONS, John

(5)RANDALL, Kyle(5)MBAIGOTO, Olivier

12/02/12 NIAGARA W 66-64 1003 (24)RANDALL, Kyle (4)RANDALL, Kyle(4)FOWLER, Chris(4)HIBBITTS, Blake

12-08-12 at Charlotte 66-78 L 5263 (15)RANDALL, Kyle (7)HIBBITTS, Blake12/16/12 at Pepperdine W 80-77 707 (21)RANDALL, Kyle (5)SIMONS, John12/20/12 TEXAS STATE W 92-80 1215 (18)RANDALL, Kyle (8)HIBBITTS, Blake12/22/12 vs Nebraska 75-89 L 7132 (27)RANDALL, Kyle (8)RANDALL, Kyle12/23/12 vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 62-45 7532 (12)RANDALL, Kyle (13)MBAIGOTO, Olivier

(12)HIBBITTS, Blake12/29/12 at Michigan 73-88 L 12693 (14)MBAIGOTO, Olivier (9)KRANNITZ, Spencer01/09/13 *BOWLING GREEN W 73-67 2187 (31)RANDALL, Kyle (6)RANDALL, Kyle

(6)SIMONS, John01/12/13 *at TOLEDO 72-76 Lot 4426 (24)RANDALL, Kyle (9)HIBBITTS, Blake01-15-13 *at Eastern Michigan 52-58 L (18)MBAIGOTO, Olivier (14)MBAIGOTO, Olivier01/19/13 *BSU W 71-57 2043 (16)RANDALL, Kyle (6)MBAIGOTO, Olivier

(6)SIMONS, John01/23/13 *NORTHERN ILLINOIS 61-74 L 1347 (12)RANDALL, Kyle (5)HIBBITTS, Blake01/26/13 *WMU 59-76 L 3419 (14)HIBBITTS, Blake (5)KEEL, Austin

(14)RANDALL, Kyle01/30/13 *at Buffalo 73-91 L 2552 (23)RANDALL, Kyle (4)SIMONS, John

(4)FOWLER, Chris02/02/13 *MIAMI (OHIO) 61-70 L 2253 (20)RANDALL, Kyle (7)SIMONS, John02/05/13 *at Akron 56-68 L 3385 (22)RANDALL, Kyle (4)FOWLER, Chris

(4)MBAIGOTO, Olivier02/09/13 *at Kent State 72-87 L 2384 (20)RANDALL, Kyle (6)SIMONS, John

(6)RICHARDSON JR, Derri02/13/13 *OHIO 63-82 L 1211 (28)RANDALL, Kyle (11)SIMONS, John02/16/13 *TOLEDO 64-73 L 1574 (21)RANDALL, Kyle (8)HIBBITTS, Blake02/23/13 at Youngstown State 75-86 L 2710 (19)FOWLER, Chris (6)MBAIGOTO, Olivier02/27/13 *at Ball State 90-95 L 2901 (18)FOWLER, Chris (6)SIMONS, John

(18)RANDALL, Kyle03/02/13 *at Northern Illinois W 69-50 1324 (16)FOWLER, Chris (5)RANDALL, Kyle

(5)FOWLER, Chris03/05/13 *EASTERN MICHIGAN W 61-59 879 (23)RANDALL, Kyle (6)MBAIGOTO, Olivier3/9/13 *at WMU 68-71 L 3303 (33)RANDALL, Kyle (5)SIMONS, John03/11/13 at Buffalo 72-74 Lot 2309 (31)RANDALL, Kyle (8)HIBBITTS, Blake

* = Conference game

Attendance Summary Games Attend Avg/GameHome 12 21394 1783Away 15 62134 4142Neutral 4 30211 7553Total 31 113739 3669


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TEAM STATISTICS

Total 3-Pointers Free throws ReboundsOpponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avgat Iowa 11/12/12 61-73 L 19-48 . 3 9 6 7-18 . 3 8 9 16-21 . 7 6 2 9 23 32 32.0 21 11 19 4 7 61 61.0OLIVET 11/16/12 76-62 W 25-59 . 4 2 4 8-25 . 3 2 0 18-28 . 6 4 3 8 25 33 32.5 13 16 12 4 10 76 68.5vs Wright State 11/21/12 59-55 W 22-54 . 4 0 7 2-14 . 1 4 3 13-18 . 7 2 2 13 27 40 35.0 9 14 14 5 8 59 65.3at Utah 11-23-12 51-67 L 17-57 . 2 9 8 8-31 . 2 5 8 9-15 . 6 0 0 12 20 32 34.2 18 13 6 3 5 51 61.8vs Idaho State 11/24/12 54-52 W 18-50 . 3 6 0 8-21 . 3 8 1 10-22 . 4 5 5 18 20 38 35.0 14 14 12 3 9 54 60.2BRADLEY 11/28/12 65-82 L 21-59 . 3 5 6 8-24 . 3 3 3 15-20 . 7 5 0 17 19 36 35.2 12 10 18 1 5 65 61.0NIAGARA 12/02/12 66-64 W 21-43 . 4 8 8 5-18 . 2 7 8 19-24 . 7 9 2 6 24 30 34.4 20 9 18 3 10 66 61.7at Charlotte 12-08-12 66-78 L 20-56 . 3 5 7 10-27 . 3 7 0 16-18 . 8 8 9 12 24 36 34.6 17 13 16 3 8 66 62.2at Pepperdine 12/16/12 80-77 W 25-50 . 5 0 0 14-29 . 4 8 3 16-24 . 6 6 7 5 14 19 32.9 11 16 8 2 8 80 64.2TEXAS STATE 12/20/12 92-80 W 29-54 . 5 3 7 11-24 . 4 5 8 23-31 . 7 4 2 6 25 31 32.7 16 20 15 2 7 92 67.0vs Nebraska 12/22/12 75-89 L 21-50 . 4 2 0 6-19 . 3 1 6 27-33 . 8 1 8 7 21 28 32.3 18 10 13 1 5 75 67.7vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff 12/23/12 62-45 W 20-61 . 3 2 8 10-32 . 3 1 3 12-15 . 8 0 0 18 32 50 33.8 12 15 16 2 7 62 67.2at Michigan 12/29/12 73-88 L 28-59 . 4 7 5 8-25 . 3 2 0 9-12 . 7 5 0 11 27 38 34.1 9 13 15 4 1 73 67.7BOWLING GREEN 01/09/13 73-67 W 20-49 . 4 0 8 9-25 . 3 6 0 24-29 . 8 2 8 7 22 29 33.7 14 11 10 0 9 73 68.1at TOLEDO 01/12/13 72-76 Lot 26-56 . 4 6 4 10-30 . 3 3 3 10-13 . 7 6 9 8 29 37 33.9 18 20 14 2 4 72 68.3at Eastern Michigan 01-15-13 52-58 L 19-59 . 3 2 2 6-26 . 2 3 1 8-13 . 6 1 5 17 16 33 33.9 24 12 12 1 8 52 67.3BSU 01/19/13 71-57 W 27-60 . 4 5 0 5-24 . 2 0 8 12-20 . 6 0 0 16 18 34 33.9 17 13 7 3 6 71 67.5NORTHERN ILLINOIS 01/23/13 61-74 L 16-49 . 3 2 7 9-26 . 3 4 6 20-28 . 7 1 4 12 19 31 33.7 22 11 15 2 8 61 67.2WMU 01/26/13 59-76 L 14-47 . 2 9 8 7-23 . 3 0 4 24-32 . 7 5 0 10 17 27 33.4 18 12 14 1 12 59 66.7at Buffalo 01/30/13 73-91 L 23-57 . 4 0 4 7-29 . 2 4 1 20-25 . 8 0 0 12 10 22 32.8 22 13 12 0 11 73 67.1MIAMI (OHIO) 02/02/13 61-70 L 18-51 . 3 5 3 10-32 . 3 1 3 15-23 . 6 5 2 12 22 34 32.9 23 11 14 4 4 61 66.8at Akron 02/05/13 56-68 L 21-51 . 4 1 2 7-17 . 4 1 2 7-8 . 8 7 5 9 17 26 32.5 12 12 16 1 7 56 66.3at Kent State 02/09/13 72-87 L 25-56 . 4 4 6 7-24 . 2 9 2 15-22 . 6 8 2 10 20 30 32.4 16 15 10 1 3 72 66.5OHIO 02/13/13 63-82 L 22-55 . 4 0 0 4-21 . 1 9 0 15-21 . 7 1 4 10 24 34 32.5 17 9 19 3 7 63 66.4TOLEDO 02/16/13 64-73 L 19-57 . 3 3 3 6-31 . 1 9 4 20-25 . 8 0 0 13 20 33 32.5 20 8 14 1 8 64 66.3at Youngstown State 02/23/13 75-86 L 23-54 . 4 2 6 8-22 . 3 6 4 21-27 . 7 7 8 11 18 29 32.4 21 13 11 1 7 75 66.6at Ball State 02/27/13 90-95 L 31-59 . 5 2 5 14-27 . 5 1 9 14-23 . 6 0 9 9 18 27 32.2 23 19 13 2 5 90 67.5Central Michigan University 1822 590-1460 . 4 0 4 214-664 . 3 2 2 428-590 . 7 2 5 298 571 869 32.2 457 353 363 59 189 1822 67.5Opponents 1972 707-1469 . 4 8 1 204-532 . 3 8 3 354-519 . 6 8 2 278 660 938 34.7 488 413 359 104 166 1972 73.0

Games played: 27Points/game: 67.5FG Pct: 40.43FG Pct: 32.2FT Pct: 72.5

Rebounds/game: 32.2Assists/game: 13.1Turnovers/game: 13.4Assist/turnover ratio: 1.0Steals/game: 7.0Blocks/game: 2.2


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Mid-American Conference Final Standings

West Division MAC Overall W L Pct. W L Pct.Western Michigan 10 6 .625 21 12 .636Toledo 10 6 .625 15 13 .535Ball St. 8 8 .500 15 15 .500Eastern Michigan 7 9 .438 16 17 .485Central Michigan 4 12 .250 11 20 .354Northern Illinois 3 13 .188 5 25 .166

East Division MAC Overall W L Pct. W L Pct.Akron 14 2 .875 24 7 .774Ohio 14 2 .875 23 9 .718Kent State 9 7 .562 20 12 .625Buffalo 7 9 .438 14 19 .424Bowling Green 7 9 .438 13 19 .406Miami (Ohio) 3 13 .188 9 22 .290

Mid-American Conference Tournament Results

First Round (Campus sites)No. 8 Buffalo 74, No. 9 Central Michigan 72 (OT)No. 7 Eastern Michigan 45, No. 10 Northern Illinois 44No. 11 Miami 63, No. 6 Bowling Green 52

Second Round (Cleveland, Ohio)No. 8 Buffalo 76, No. 5 Ball State 61No. 7 Eastern Michigan 58, No. 11 Miami 47

Quarterfinals (Cleveland, Ohio)No. 4 Kent State 70, No. 8 Buffalo 68No. 3 Western Michigan 70, No. 7 Eastern Michigan 55

Semifinals (Cleveland, Ohio)No. 1 Akron 62, No. 4 Kent State 59No. 2 Ohio 74, No. 3 Western Michigan 63

Final (Cleveland, Ohio)No. 1 Akron 64, No. 2 Ohio 46

All-MAC First TeamZeke Marshall, AkronJavon McCrea, BuffaloChris Evans, Kent StateRian Pearson, ToledoD.J. Cooper, Ohio

Second TeamDemetrius Treadwell, AkronJauwan Scaife, Ball StateA’uston Calhoun, Bowling GreenKyle Randall, Central MichiganShayne Whittington, Western Michigan

Third TeamMajok Majok, Ball StateRandal Holt, Kent StateWalter Offutt, OhioReggie Keely, OhioJulius Brown, Toledo

Honorable MentionAlex Abreu, AkronJordan Crawford, Bowling GreenGlenn Bryant, Eastern MichiganWill Felder, MiamiNate Hutcheson, Western Michigan

All-Freshman TeamJake Kretzer, AkronJarryn Skeete, BuffaloChris Fowler, Central MichiganNathan Boothe, ToledoDarius Paul, Western Michigan

Speciality Award WinnersCoach of the Year: Keith Dambrot, Akron

Player of the Year: D.J. Cooper, Ohio

Freshman of the Year: Darius Paul, Western Michigan

Defensive Player of the Year: Zeke Marshall, Akron

Sixth Man of the Year: David Brown, Western Michigan

MAC Postseason Honors

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Academic HonorsCoSIDA Academic All-America

John Berends ...................................1967Mike Hackett ....................................1971Sander Scott .....................................1993Jalin Thomas .....................................2011

Academic All-MACDave MacDonald ............................1973Jim Hemlink ...............................1974, 75Pete Lambropoulos ................1985, 86Dan Majerle ......................................1988Sander Scott ..............................1991, 92Chad Guelda .......................1995, 96, 97Ryan Jansen ......................................1996Jason Webber...................................1999Jalin Thomas .....................................2011Zach Saylor .......................................2012

MAC Honor Roll (1999-2002)Dan Roundfield ...............................1974Derrick Bird .......................................2000Todd Simmons.................................2000Jason Webber...................................2000Jon Borovich ..............................2000, 01Chad Pleiness .....................2000, 01, 02David Weber .......................2000, 01, 02Tim Kisner ..........................................2001T.J. Meerman .............................2001, 02Gerrit Brigitha ..................................2002Adam Dentlinger ............................2002Whitney Robinson ..........................2002

Athletic HonorsAll-Americans

Willie Iverson (NAIA) ......................1967Dan Majerle (AP) .............................1987David Webber (AP) .........................2001Chris Kaman (AP) ............................2003

National Coach of the YearTed Kjohede (NAIA) ........................1965

All-MAC First TeamBen Kelso ...........................................1973James McElroy .................................1975Dan Roundfield ........................1974, 75Ben Poquette ...................................1977Jeff Tropf ............................................1978Dave Grauzer ....................................1979Melvin McLaughlin .................1981, 82Ervin Leavy ........................................1987Dan Majerle ........................1986, 87, 88Tommie Johnson ............................1988David Webber ..................................2001Chris Kaman .....................................2003Giordan Watson ..............................2007Robbie Harman ..............................2010Jordan Bitzer ...................................2010

Second TeamDan Roundfield ...............................1973James McElroy .................................1974Leonard Drake .................................1977Dave Grauzer ....................................1978

Mike Robinson .................................1981Melvin McLaughlin ........................1983Derek Boldon ............................1984, 85Ervin Leavy ........................................1986Darian McKinney ............................1992Sander Scott .....................................1993Mike Manciel ....................................2003Giordan Watson ..............................2008Kyle Randall ......................................2013

Third TeamTrey Zeigler .......................................2012

Honorable MentionJim Helmink ......................................1975Leonard Drake .................................1976Denny Parks ......................................1976Val Bracey ...................................1978, 79Jeff Tropf ............................................1979Leon Guydon....................................1980Mike Robinson .................................1980Tommie Johnson ............................1987Carter Briggs.....................................1989Darian McKinney ............................1991Sean Waters ......................................1992Charles Macon ..........................1996, 97Nate Huffman ..................................1997Mike Manciel ....................................1999David Webber ...........................2000, 02Chad Pleiness ...................................2001J.R. Wallace ........................................2003Gerrit Brigitha ..................................2004Kevin Nelson ....................................2005Giordan Watson ..............................2006Marcus Van ........................................2009Jalin Thomas .....................................2011Trey Zeigler .......................................2011

All-Freshman TeamSander Scott .....................................1990Dennis Kann .....................................1990Daniel West .......................................1992DeShanti Foreman .........................1993Thomas Kilgore ...............................1995Mike Manciel ....................................1999Chad Pleiness ...................................2000Gerrit Brigitha ..................................2001Chris Kaman .....................................2001Chris Kellermann ............................2006Marko Spica ......................................2007Jeremy Allen .....................................2008Trey Zeigler .......................................2011Austin McBroom .............................2012Chris Fowler ......................................2013

MAC All-Tournament TeamErvin Leavy ........................................1987Dan Majerle ...............................1987, 88Carter Briggs.....................................1990Chris Kaman .....................................2003J.R. Wallace ........................................2003Giordan Watson ..............................2007

MAC Tournament MVPDan Majerle ......................................1987Chris Kaman .....................................2003

MAC Player of the YearDan Roundfield ...............................1975Melvin McLaughlin ........................1982David Webber ..................................2001Chris Kaman .....................................2003

MAC Coach of the YearDick Parfitt.........................................1975Charlie Coles.....................................1987Jay Smith ...........................................2001Jay Smith ...........................................2003

MAC Defensive Player of the Year

Chris Kaman .....................................2003

MAC Freshman of the YearMike Manciel ....................................1999

MAC Sixth Man of the YearWhitney Robinson ..........................2003

MAC Hall of FameTed Kjolhede.....................................1988Dan Roundfield ...............................1990

CMU Hall of FameDon Edwards ....................................1984Ron Finch ...........................................1984Leo Wisneski .....................................1984Russ LeCronier .................................1984Dan Rose ............................................1984Bourke Lodewyk .............................1985Dan Roundfield ...............................1985Bill Kelly ..............................................1985Chester Stackhouse .......................1986Carlo Barberi .....................................1986Lawrence Sweeney ........................1986Ben Kelso ...........................................1986Eino Pulkiner ....................................1987Howard Elzinga ...............................1987Ben Poquette ...................................1987Robert Wardrop...............................1988Ted Kjolhede.....................................1988Dick Kackmeister ............................1989James McElroy .................................1989Dick Parfitt.........................................1990Wallace Parker .................................1991Bill Theunissen .................................1991Willie Iverson ....................................1992Charles Tambling ............................1992Melvin McLaughlin ........................1993Chuck Smith .....................................1994Glenn Stuart .....................................1995John Berends ...................................1996Dan Majerle ......................................1998Paul Botts...........................................1999George Hackett ...............................1999John Parfitt........................................2000Dave Grauzer ....................................2002Dave Nelson .....................................2004Gary Lee .............................................2005Leonard Drake .................................2007Jeff Tropf ............................................2008David Webber ..................................2012

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Bohnhoff, Jeff—2005Boldon, Derek—1982-85Bolger, Robert—Bonnell, Edward—1935Boone, Delbert—1969Borovich, Jon—1998-01$Botts, Paul—1969-71Bouck, Donald—1965-66Bowens, Mark—1988-89Bowne, Tony—2002-05Bracey, Valray—1977-79#Brant, Dale—1966-67Bray, Robert—1957Breidinger, Stanley—1963-64Bridges, Lawrence — 2009Brigitha, Gerrit—2001-04Briggs, Carter—1989-90Brisker, Mark—1988Brooks, Earl—1920-22#Brotzman, Jack—1926, 28-29Brown, Aaron—1996-98Brown, Fred—1934Brown, Howard—Brown, Mark—1987-89*Brown, Ralph—1916-17Brown, Ray—Brown, Richard—1955Brown, Thomas—1956, 58Bruder, Rob—1963-64@, 65#Bublitz, Bruce—1972-73Buchan, Bayard—1924, 26Burdon, Timothy—1955-56Burgman, Art—1970-72@Burkett, William—1925Burnham, Jacob—1928Bush, Leonard—1993Butler, Carson—1989Buzard, Scott—1971-73* CCalkins, Bruce—1921-23#Calkins, Hugh—1930Cameron, Lionel—1917Cameron, John—1922Carlson, Rob—1939-41$Carnahan, Cliff—1913-14#Carr, Joe- 2003-04Carroll, Richard—1947*Carter, David—1990-91Carter, Ed—1998Catt, Richard—Cawood, J. H.—1944Cazal, Edgard—1994-95*Chamberlain—1917Chrzan, James—1952Cicotte, Alva—1975-76Clark, David—1990-93*Cluley, Leonard—1906Coccia, Chester—1954Cochard, Donald—1962-64Coe, John—1981-83

Cohen, Hyman—1949Coimbra, Andre—2011-12Colbert, Terrance—1990-91Cole, Ezell—1964, 66Cole, Ivan—1930*Cole, Reuel—1930-31Cole, Roy—1939-40Collins, William—1966-68Consolino, John—1973-75*Cook, Harold—1943Cook, Lloyd—1944Cooper, James—1970Copeland, Barry—1977Cornelius, Robert—1962Craddock, Finis — 2010-13Crawford, Carroll—1926Crawford, Isaac—1909-10#-11Crocker, Robert—1967Croftchik, Victor—1936-37Cronin, George—1948-51Cross, Glenn—1981-82Culbreth, Marcus—1993-94Curtis, Thomas— DDaFoe, Fred—1906-08Dahlman, George—1944Daniel, Arlus—1974-75Darby, Dan—1985-86Daugharty, Rob—1931-32*Davenport, Dean—1955-56Davidson, Dean—1912-13Davidson, Frank—1913-15Davis, James—1952*Davis, Jonathon—1974-76Davis, Russ—1974-76Dean, Louis—1978DeCook, Rob—1993-94Decker, LeRoy—1952-54#Dentlinger, Adam—2001-04Dickerson, Orlo—1910-12#Dickie, Howard—1925Diekman, William—1937-38Dishneau, Terrence—Dixon, Peter—1961Doorlag, Donald—1958-61#Doorn, Dave—Doornbos, Roy—1947-49Doyle, James—1949, 51#-52Drake, Kenny—1995-97Drake, Leonard—1974-77#DuCharme, Paul—1944Duff, Leon—1940Dumas, Raymond—Dunbar, Dirk—1973-74Dunbar, Eugene—Dunlop, Lionel—1914Durfee, Harvey—1918Dykehouse, Richard—1965 E

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Eccles, Richard—Eddie III, William —2009Edwards, Donald—1963-66#Edwards, Vince—1995-96Egloff, Raymond—1920Eisler, Dean—Eldred, Keith—1968-70*Ellis, Donque—1954-57Ellis, Eric—1994Ellsworth, William—1915-17Elzinga, Howard—1937-39#Emerson, Keith—1956Emmick, Elven—1936Endsley, Jason—1992English, Ronald—1957Ennis, Clarence—Erickson, James—1968-70Ettinger, Glenn—1911, 13 FFailing, Fred—1924Fedewa, Frank—1957Fedio, Michael—1969-70Finch, Earl—1909Finch, Lee—1918Finch, Ronald—1925Flutur, Ronald—1970-71Foltz, Gary—Ford, Brandon — 2007, 09-10Foreman, DeShanti—1993Fortino, Alfonso—1936-37Fortino, Mario—1944Fossen, John—Fox, Timothy—Fowler, Chris — 2013Francis, George—1922-23Frank, Arthur—1964Fraser, Herman—1908Fraser, Russell—1912-14Funnell, Michael—1972-73 GGallert, Fred—1943, 47-48Gaytan, Rudy—1999Geister, Kenneth—1924Gerkin, Roy—1944, 48Gilleylen, Curtis—1996-98Gilmore, Keith—1993Ginsberg, David—1966-68*Glover, Jerry—1997Godleski, Joseph—1940Goliday, Herb—2002Gooch, Stanley—1956-57Gordon, David—1970-71Graham, Duane—1951-52Grauzer, David—1977-79#Graybiel, Edward—1930Green, Walter—1997Green, Burnett—1919Greene, Paul—1964Gricius, Rock—

Grimm, Paul—1935-37Guelda, Chad—1994-97Guest, Harrison—1955*Gunderson, Eugene—1960-62Guydon, Leon—1977-80# HHackett, George—1926-27Hackett, Michael—1969-71Hagens, Gerald—1961*Haight, Alton—1924, 26-27Hallett, Corey—2003Hamilton, Clayton—1932-34Hammell, George—Hammond, Donald—Hampton, Lee—1997-98Harden, Jevon — 2012Hardiman, Jacolby — 2009Harman, Robbie — 2007-10Harris, Steve — 2004-05Haskins, Anthony—1982Hattenbach, John—1965Hauer, Allen—1967Hayner, Harold—Headdon, Harmon—1925Hecker, Thomas—1930Heide, Jeff—1982-85Helmink, James—1974-75Henderson, Corey—1991-94Henderson, Wade—Heubner, Whitney—1924-25#Hicks, John—1955-56Hicks, Tyrone—1993-94Hibbitts, Blake — 2013Hill, Jamar—1999Hindes, Howard—1916-17Hintze, Paul—1940-42Hodge, Bill—1945Hoepf, Thomas—1972*Hood, Elson—1920, 26-27Hoolihan, Emmitt—1910-11#Hosey, Anthony—1977Hoskins, David—2004Hoyt, Jason—1994-95Hubert, William—1959Huffman, Nate—1996-97Hursey, Thomas—Humbracht, Darryl—1994Hunter, Adrian—2009 IIngram, Mike—1982-83Ingraham, Duane—1955-57Iverson, Willie—1966-68# JJackson, Derek—2011-12Jackson, Dixon—1960Jackson, Harris—1959, 63#Janer, Kevin—1977-79Janik, Walter—1931

Jansen, Ryan—1995-98Jilek, James—Johnson, Byron—1929, 31, 33Johnson, David—1992Johnson, Donald—Johnson, LaVerne—1931-33Johnson, Luke—1998-01Johnson, Robert—1938Johnson, Steven—1967-69Johnson, Tommie—1987-88Johnston, Dean—1915Jones, Lacy—1994Jones, Vern—1931-32Jordan, Nick — 2012Jordan, Tyrone— 2008 KKackmeister, Richard—1954-56Kaeding, Kurt—1975-77Kaiser, Jeff—1979Kaman, Chris—2001-03Kane, Arthur—1908Kann, Dennis—1990-92Keel, Austin — 2012-13Keen, Walter—1905#Keighley, Les—1942Kellermann, Chris—2006-08,10Kelly, Donald—1952-53Kelly, Kenneth—1927-30Kelly, Melvin—1990-91Kelso, Ben—1971-73#Kennedy, Louis—1930-32Kennedy, Rob—1909#-10Killoran, Edward—1931Kilgore, Thomas—1995-96Kingsnorth, John—1972-74Kisner, Tim—1998-01$Kiss, Andrew—1981Kizer, Aundre—1990-92Kjolhede, Ted—1943, 47-48#Klein, Donald—Klozik, Paul—1949Knoll, Gerald—1952Knoop, Richard—1951-52Koch, Rob—1983Kocisky, Robert—Kocur, Chris—1989-91*Koger, James—1980Kooiman, William—1965Krannitz, Spencer — 2013Kubiak, George—1972-74Kuiper, Dennis—1969-71Kujawski, Edward—1941 LLaFromboise, Marcell—1913Lake, Casey—1994*Lamb, Charles—1944Lambert, Norm—1952-54*Lambropoulos, Peter—1983-86Lance, Ralph—1909

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Lane, Robert—1940-41LaPoint, Ernest—1917Larson, Brent—1998-99Leach, Jack—1951Leavy, Ervin—1986-87#LeBlanc, Harry—1914LeCronier, Russ—1919-21#-23Lee, Gary—1958-60Lemmer, Joel—1957Lewis, James—1927Lewis, Robert—1957Lilly, Morgan—1951Livingston—1907Lodewyk, Bourke—1924-25Long, Donald—1963Lowery, Fred—1955Lozier, Joe—1945Lynett, James—1958 MMacDonald, David—1972-73MacDonald, John—1944MacDonald, Roy—1937MacGregor, Rob—1938-39*MacGregor, Rich—1942*MacMillan, Willis—Macon, Charles—1996-97Madden, Harold—1951Madden, Kurt—1970Mains, Frank—1914, 16-17Majda, Anthony—1947-48, 50Majerle, Dan—1985-88#Majerle, Jeff—1988-91Manciel, Mike—1999, 2001-03$Marietta, Thomas—1964Marlatt, Raymond—Marshall, Francis—1934Marzonie, Rob—1947-49@-50Mason, Dan—1980Matchett, Tom—1961-62@-63Maunus, James—May, Amere—1993Mays, Robert—1948Mbaigoto, Olivier — 2012-13McAllister, Hugh—1908McArthur, Don—1945McBroom, Austin — 2012McCallum, Lester—1931-33McCarthy, Timothy—1976-79McCarty, Earl—1909-11McClain, Gerald—1976-77McClintic, Burke—McClure, William—2010-11McClutchey, Sam—1927-28#-29McCool, Gerald—1976-79McCoy, Michael—1970McCracken, Tony—1923, 25McDaniel, Jeff—1993McDonnell, Lyle—1949-50McElroy, James—1974-75#McGuire, Andrew—1986-87

McHale, John—McKinney, Darian—1991-92McIntyre, James—1983*McIntyre, John—1954McIntyre, Phillip—1938McKinley, Jason—1992-93*McLaughlin, Melvin—1980-83#McQuaid, Rob—1980-81Means, Matthew—1973Meerman, T.J. — 2001-04Middlesworth, John—1916, 19Miles, Mike—1992Miller, Bradford—Miller, Claude—1926Miller, Daryl—1985-87Miller, Edward—Miller, Fletcher—1965Miller, Rob—1963-64*Mills, Torrey—1993-94Mitchell, James—1982-85Mitzner, Kurt—1982Moeller, Dale—1937-39Monaghan, Clare—1928Mongeau, James—1955Mooney, Douglas—1919Moore, Harry—1951-52Moore, Chris—1994-*Moore, Vern—1979Morrill, Gary—1963Morris, John—2011-12Morrison, Cecil—1912Mott, Jack—1946, 49-50Moulton, William—1940-42Munson, Darren—1988Munson, Karl—1929Munson, Paul—1928-31#Munson, Percy—Murphy, Seymour—1938Murray, Jim—1984-87Myers, David—1968-69Myers, Steve—1985-87* NNelson, David—1961-64@Nelson, Kevin—2003-05Newell, Russell—Newman, James—1978-81Nichol, Clarence—Nicholas—1931-33Niewiadomski, Mic—1949-50Nordmann, Eric—1984-86Norris, Kenneth—1938-40Norton, Royce—1938-39 OOesterle, Brian—Oesterle, Marvin—1971Olin, Harry—1937Olney, Austin—1914-15Orr, Freddy—1929Ortras, Joseph—

Osterbeck, Paul—1932Ott, John—1965*Outwin, David—1965-67Owen, Michael— PPantlind, Tom—2004-05Paramore, Paris — 2012Parfitt, John—1947-49#-50#Parfitt, Richard—1951-53#Parker, Wilford—1906#Parks, Dennis—1974-76Partridge, Robert—1969Patterson, Mario—1993Paul, Jack—1931-33Pearson, Fenorris—1989Pelkey, Thomas—1963-65Pepper, Everett—1944Peters, William—1964-65Petroskey, David—1965-67Philip, Howard—1947-48, 50Pickering, Eric—1968-69Pierpont, Wilbur—1932-34Pisoni, Chip—1986-87Pleiness, Chad—2000-02$Poole, Ray—1971, 73Poquette, Ben—1974-77#Price, Jonathan—Provencher, Donald—1942-43Pruitt, Charles—1953-54Pulkiner, Eino—1927-28 QQuinn, Dan—2004 RRambadt, Steven—1978-81Ramsey, Gondre—1935Randall, Kyle — 2013Rashid, Amir—2010Raymer, Roy—1951Raymond, Arthur—1911-13#Reek, Harley—1928Reese, Jerry—1966-68Reeves, Carlton—Richards, Oliver—1911Richards, Walt—1980-81Richardson, Derrick — 2013Richardson, Jack—1945Richardson, Keith—1960-63Richie, Aaron—2006-07Richmond, Derrick—1986-89Ringold, James—1967Ringold, Warren—1968-69Rittenger, Rob—1953*Robinson, Homer—1938Robinson, Mike—1980-81Robinson, Whitney—2002-03$Rokita, John—1976Rosenstock, Bill—1908Ross, Lester—1934-36

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Roundfield, Dan—1973-75Roy, James—1956Ruhl, Bill—1934Russell—1907Ryan, James Jr.—1946* SSadosty, Walter—1961Salisz, Harry—1947*Sanders, Yamen—1988-89Sarachman, Robert—1970-71Saylor, Zach — 2012-13Schaefer, John—1953-54Schelich, Matt—1993*Schell, Dan—1998-00Schepers, John—1920-21Schmidt, Steve—1984-85Schneider, Ray—1990, 92Scholl, Ed—1943-46Schrotenboer, Todd—2000-01Schultz, Kirk—1977-78Schwartz, James—Scott, Anthony—1981-82Scott, Chauncey—1985-88Scott, Sander—1990-93Scott, John—1947, 49-50Sevalia, Rob—2004-05Shearer, John—1943Shelton, L. Eugene—1919-20, 22Shirar, Paul—Showalter, Law—1923-24#-25Showalter, Richard—1951-52Siemen, John—1994-95*Simmons, Todd—1997-98, 00Simons, John — 2013Slack, Bill—1996-97Slater, Walter—1906-07Slota—Smarks, Paul—1924Smith, Charles—1941-42, 46#Smith, Richard—1967Smyth, Andre — 2007Snellenberger, Clyde—1916Spencer, Eddie—2005-08Spica, Marko — 2007-08,10Sponseller, George—1936Sprague, Jerry—1924Stackhouse, Chester—1928-29Staley, Jed—1941-43#Starr, Terry—1981-83*Stauffer, Gary—1947-48Stayer, Anthony—1953-55Sternhagen, Melvin—1948-49Stewart, Austin — 2013Stickle, Bruce—1907-08#-09Stone, Andrew—1941, 46Strolle, Roland—1954Stuart, Glenn—1954-56Sturm, Gerald—1956Sutherland, Roy—1938Sweeney, Lawrence—1978-80

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Washington, Greg—1984-85Watkins, Robert—Watson, Ed—1958Watson, Giordan—2005-08Wattrick, Don—1931-32, 35#Weary, Antonio—2009-11Webb, William—Webber, David—1999-02$Webber, Jason—1999-00Welzein, Robert—1970Wesley, Richard—1978-79West, Al—1927-29Weymouth, Jay—1968-69Wickman, Thomas—Wiechert, Donald—1955Wightman, C. Pat—1958-59Wilcox—1915Wilcox, Ed—1987-89Wiley, John—1957-58Williams, Arthur—Williams, Carl—1959-62Williams, Jack—1926-27#Williman, Wade—1925-26Wilson, Mel—1918-19#Wilson, Russell—1942Winfield, Calvin—1991-92Wirick, Duane—1935-37Wisneski, Leo—1939-41$Wodarak, Robert—1957-60Wood, Harvey—1950*Woods, Jon—2002Woods, Peter—1963-64*Wright, Wilbur—1912 YYearnd, William—1966-67Yeazel, Jon — 2006Young, Chalmer—1934-36Young, Christopher—1971-72Young, Dan—1989-91*Young, Edwin—1960 ZZiegler, Percy—1923, 26#-27Zeigler, Trey—2011-12Zimmer, Rich—1966-67*Zimmerman, Reuben—1920Zulauf, Donald—1961-62

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Seven former Chippewas, including current Los Angeles Laker Chris Kaman, have taken their game to the National Basketball Association. Another CMU alum, Willie Iverson, toiled in the American Basketball Assocation in the late 1960s. In fact, there has been a CMU player in the NBA all but one season since 1975-76. Ben Kelso was the first to make it in the league, playing for the Detroit Pistons in 1973-74. Dan Roundfield was drafted in the first round of the ABA draft and the second round of the NBA draft in 1975. He went on to play 12 years with the Indiana Pacers, Atlanta Hawks, Detroit Pistons and Washington Bullets. Twice an All-Star, Roundfield was second team All-NBA in 1979-80 and a three-time first team All-Defensive team selection. James McElroy enjoyed eight seasons in the league with New Orleans, Utah, Atlanta and Detroit. Center Ben Poquette spent a decade in the league with Detroit, Utah, Chicago and Cleveland. Dan Majerle had the longest career in the pros with 14 seasons in Phoenix, Cleveland and Miami. He was drafted 14th overall by Phoenix in 1988 and retired following the 2002 season. A two-time All-Star, Majerle was an All-Defensive second team selection in 1993. He was inducted into the Suns’ Ring of Honor and has a Suns team award named after him, the Dan Majerle Hustle Award. Majerle was a member of the 1988 USA Olympic team that won a bronze medal in Seoul. He was the team’s leading scorer. Nate Huffman briefly played for the Toronto Raptors during the 2002-03 season before an injury ended his year. Huffman starred for four years overseas before making it to the NBA. Kaman is in his 11th NBA season and his first with the Lakers. He played his first eight season with the Los Angeles Clippers before spending single seasons in New Orleans (2011-12) and Dallas (2012-13).He was selected to the 2010 NBA All-Star roster and played in the 2004 got milk? Rookie Challenge game during All-Star Weekend. During the 2007-08 season, Kaman averaged career highs of 15.7 points, 12.7 rebounds and 2.8 blocks per game. He also played for team Germany in the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China.

Chippewas in the Pros

Year Player Team (League) Round (Overall Selection)1968 Willie Iverson Miami Floridians (ABA) 1971 Paul Botts Detroit Pistons (NBA) Ninth Round (146)1972 Ben Kelso Detroit Pistons (NBA) Eighth Round (117)1973 Ben Kelso Detroit Pistons (NBA) Eighth Round (129)1975 Dan Roundfield Indianapolis Pacers (ABA) First Round (7)1975 Dan Roundfield Cleveland Cavaliers (NBA) Second Round (28)1975 James McElroy New Orleans Jazz (NBA) Third Round (38)1977 Ben Poquette Detroit Pistons (NBA) Second Round (36)1978 Dave Grauzer Detroit Pistons (NBA) 10th Round (189)1979 Jeff Tropf Portland Trailblazers (NBA) Seventh Round (140)1979 Val Bracey Detroit Pistons (NBA) Ninth Round (170)1981 Mike Robinson Utah Jazz (NBA) Seventh Round (143)1983 Melvin McLaughlin Cleveland Cavaliers (NBA) Sixth Round (119)1987 Ervin Leavy Chicago Bulls (NBA) Seventh Round (148)1988 Dan Majerle Phoenix Suns (NBA) First Round (14)2003 Chris Kaman Los Angeles Clippers (NBA) First Round (6)

Chippewas in the NBA/ABA Draft

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Opponent ................W L StartAdelphi .................................1 0 1980Adrian ...................................9 5 1907Air Force ...............................0 1 1972Akron ..................................13 28 1939Alabama ...............................0 1 1987Albany State (Ga.) .............1 0 1967Albion ................................12 6 1907Alcorn State ........................2 0 2008Alma ....................................78 42 1906Alpena CC ............................2 0 1938American ..............................1 0 1974Anderson .............................6 0 1965Ann Arbor YMCA ..............3 2 1914Appalachian State ............1 0 1989Aquinas .................................1 0 1991Arkansas ...............................0 1 2006Arkansas-Little Rock ........0 1 1997Arkansas- Pline Bluff ........1 0 2012Army ......................................0 1 1984Augustana (Ill.) ...................1 0 1971Baldwin-Wallace ................1 1 1956Ball State ............................31 59 1947Baltimore ..............................1 0 1981Battle Creek .........................3 2 1926Bay City AC ..........................1 0 1913Bay City High ......................1 0 1914Bay City Independents ...1 0 1918Bay City Industrials ...........1 0 1920Bay City JC ...........................4 0 1924Bay City Times ...................3 0 1913Bay City YMCA ....................1 3 1912Boise State ...........................1 0 1982Bowling Green ................32 37 1947Bradley ..................................1 2 2002Bridgeport (Conn.) ...........1 0 1967Brown ....................................1 0 2006Buffalo ................................11 12 1975Buffalo State .......................4 1 1970Butler ....................................0 2 1978Cadillac Independents ...1 0 1919Cadillac YMCA ....................4 1 1909California ..............................0 1 1986Cal. State Fullerton ...........2 1 2007Cal. State Northridge .......0 1 1993Calvin .................................25 7 1922Camp Custer .......................1 3 1918Capital ...................................1 0 1989Cardinal Stritch ..................1 0 1994Carson City High ...............1 0 1914

Opponent ................W L StartCentral Connecticut ........0 1 1996Central Florida ...................0 1 1977Central Missouri ................0 1 2007Central State (Ohio) .........2 3 1970Charlotte................................0 1 2012Cheboygan ..........................4 0 1917Chicago State .....................7 1 1986Cincinnati .............................0 1 2006Clare High ............................1 0 1905Cleveland State .................4 3 1969Coldwater High .................1 0 1913Columbia ..............................1 0 1996Concordia (Ill.) ....................1 0 1967Cornerstone University ..1 0 2010Creighton .............................1 0 2003Dartmouth .........................1 0 2011 Dayton ..................................0 3 2001Defiance ...............................3 1 1980Delaware ..............................0 1 1985Denver AAU .......................0 1 1925DePaul ...................................0 2 2002Detroit ................................11 21 1913Detroit Business ................1 0 1967Detroit Law ..........................0 1 1918Detroit Naval Off. ..............2 0 1944Detroit Police ......................0 1 1927Detroit SATC ........................0 1 1918Detroit S.C. ...........................1 0 1911Detroit Tech .........................4 0 1937Detroit YMCA ......................1 4 1926Drake .....................................2 0 2000Duke .......................................0 1 2003Eastern Illinois .................25 26 1951Eastern Kentucky ..............0 2 1940Eastern Michigan ...........95 85 1906East Tennessee State .......1 1 2004Eaton Rapids Cong. ..........1 0 1928Edinboro State (Pa.) .........1 0 1966Evansville .............................3 4 1971Fairfield .................................1 3 1974Fairleigh Dickinson ..........1 1 2008Ferris State ........................69 21 1926Findlay (Ohio) ....................0 2 1962Flagler (Fla.) ........................1 0 1983Flint Mutes ...........................4 0 1906Flint YMCA ...........................1 0 1926Fullerton State (Calif.) ......0 1 1976Genesee CC .........................3 2 1923George Mason ...................1 1 2001

Opponent ................W L StartGeorgetown .......................1 0 1975George Washington ........0 1 1992Georgia Southern .............0 1 1992Georgia State ......................1 1 1999Georgia Tech .......................0 1 1983GM Tech ................................2 1 1928Grand Rapids JC .............16 0 1920Grand Rapids YMCA ........1 5 1916Grand Valley ........................7 1 1977Grayling High .....................0 1 1910Great Lakes ..........................2 0 1958Hackley Institute ...............0 1 1906Harbor Springs .................1 0 1910Hardin-Simmons ..............1 1 1968Hawaii ....................................0 1 2010Hawaii-Pacific ....................1 0 1987Hayden-Park .......................2 0 1931Hillsdale .............................25 4 1918Hofstra ...................................1 0 1981Hope ...................................7 18 1910Howard ................................1 0 1970Idaho State............................1 0 2012 Illinois-Chicago ..................6 3 1972Illinois State .....................25 36 1951Indiana ..................................0 1 1991Indiana State ......................4 7 1942Iona .....................................0 2 1993Iowa ........................................0 1 2012Iowa State ............................0 1 2011 Jackson St. (Miss.) .............1 0 1965Kalamazoo College ..........6 2 1910Kent State .........................29 43 1950Kentucky ..............................0 2 1975Lake Forest (Ill.) ..................1 0 1929Lake Superior ..................13 2 1949Lakeview High ...................4 0 1909Lakeview Independents 1 1 1914Lansing State Journal ......1 0 1930Lawrence Tech ...................6 1* 1938Lincoln (MO) .......................1 0 1948Louisiana Tech ...................0 1 1992Loyola Chicago ..................3 2 1977LSU ..........................................0 1 2010Mackinaw AC ......................1 0 1906Mackinaw High .................1 0 1907Marion High ........................2 0 1910Marist .....................................2 0 2002Marshall ................................5 9 1973Marquette ............................0 1 2008

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Opponent ................W L StartMexico (U. of) ....................1 0 1954Miami (Ohio) ....................18 48 1973Michigan ..............................3 21 1944Michigan “B” ........................0 2 1928Michigan-Dearborn .........3 0 1994Michigan State ..................3 31 1906Michigan St. Frosh ............4 2 1920Michigan Tech .................15 0 1923Midland AC .........................2 0 1920Midland Dow AC ...............0 1 19xxMidland High .....................1 0 1905Midland Independents ....4 0 1921Midland Olympic ..............1 1 1905Midland YMCA ...................1 0 1919Minnesota ............................0 3 2004Minnesota-Morris .............1 0 1972Missouri ................................0 1 2007Missouri State .....................0 2 2008Montana State ...................1 1 1974Morehead State .................4 0 1940Moorhead St. (Minn.) ......0 1 1971Mt. Pleasant High .............3 0 1910Mt. Pleasant Ind. ................1 0 1931Muskegon High .................1 1 1921Muskingum .........................1 0 1982Navy .......................................1 0 1979Nebraska .............................0 2 2011 New Mexico State .............1 1 1987Niagara ..................................1 3 2007N.C.-Charlotte ...................0 2 1977Northeastern ......................1 0 1993Northeastern Illinois ........1 1 1992North Texas State ..............0 1 1982Northern Illinois .............47 52 1947Northern Iowa ....................2 0 1984Northern Michigan .......33 28 1923Northwestern .....................0 3 1994Notre Dame ........................1 2 1987Oakland ................................8 0 1977Ohio ....................................25 45 1972Ohio Northern ...................7 2 1964Ohio State ............................0 2 1988Oklahoma ............................0 1 2001Oklahoma Baptist .............0 1 1966Olivet .................................23 5 1907Omaha ..................................1 0 1949Oregon .................................0 1 1987Oregon State ......................1 0 1975Oscoda Air Base .................1 0 1945

Opponent ................W L StartOwosso All College ..........1 0 1922Owosso B.I. ..........................1 0 1931Owosso Donovans ...........1 0 1927Owosso High ......................1 0 1912Pacific ....................................1 0 1983Pepperdine ..........................2 0 2011Percy Jones Hospital .......2 2 1946Petoskey AC ........................2 0 1906Petoskey High ....................1 0 1907Pontiac ..................................1 0 1931Pontiac Merchants ...........0 1 1927Pontiac Waites ....................0 1 1928Prairie View ..........................1 0 1991Princeton ..............................1 1 2008Purdue ..................................1 6 1979Quincy College .................1 0 1981Rhode Island .......................0 1 1989Rice .........................................0 1 1995Richmond ............................1 0 1974Robert Morris .....................3 1 1997Rochester College ............5 0 1997Saginaw Ames ME ............1 0 1931Saginaw Champs .............0 1 1908Saginaw Clerks ...................0 1 1907Saginaw High .....................1 0 1906Saginaw Millionaires .......1 0 1906Saginaw Stars .....................1 0 1911Saginaw Triangles .............1 0 1924Saginaw Turners ...............1 0 1906Saginaw Valley State .......1 0 2004Saginaw YMCA ...................2 0 1905St. Cloud State ....................1 0 1972St. Johns (Minn.) ................1 0 1971St. Joseph (Ind.) .................1 2 1970St. Mary’s (Calif.) .................0 1 1987St. Mary’s (Mich.) ...............2 3 1926San Diego ............................0 1 2006San Diego State .................0 1 1976San Fernando Val. .............1 0 1971San Jose State ...................0 1 1976Santa Clara ..........................0 1 2003Selfridge Field ....................1 1 1945Siena ......................................0 2 1989Siena Heights .....................1 0 1993South Alabama ..................0 1 2010South Dakota State ..........0 3 1968South Florida ......................1 2 1996Southeast Missouri ..........0 1 1992Southern Colorado ..........1 0 1972

Opponent ................W L StartSouthern Illinois ................6 21 1951Southern Methodist ........0 2 1983Spring Arbor .......................2 0 2001SW Louisiana ......................0 1 1967S.F. Austin .............................0 1 1972Stetson ..................................2 0 1975Steubenville ........................0 1 1974Syracuse ...............................0 1 1982Taylor (Ind.) ..........................0 2 1963Temple ..................................0 2 2010Tennessee-Martin .............1 0 1991Tennessee State ................1 2 1996Texas A & M .........................0 1 1988Texas A & M - CC ................0 1 2012Texas State............................1 0 2012 Texas Tech ............................0 1 1993Tiffin .......................................1 0 2007Toledo ...............................33 56 1939Traverse City High ............0 1 1913Tri-State (Ind.) ..................16 1 1916UC Irvine ...............................1 0 2011 UCLA ...................................0 1 1987UMKC .....................................1 1 2005UNLV ......................................0 1 2010Utah.........................................0 1 2012Valparaiso ............................4 3 1926Vanderbilt ............................0 1 2004Wayne State .....................32 32 1922West Branch High .............1 0 1910Western Illinois ...............27 25 1951Western Kentucky ............1 2 1986Western Michigan .........51 91 1908Western Ontario ................2 0 1948Wichita State .......................1 2 1988Windsor ................................7 2 1944Wisconsin .............................2 3 1981Wisconsin-Green Bay ......4 5 1980Wisconsin-Milwaukee ....13 11 1962Wittenberg ..........................3 1 1977Wooster (Ohio) .................1 0 1960Wright State ........................7 6 1987Xavier .....................................0 1 1997Youngstown State ............4 2 1986

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1907-08 Overall 8-6

Coach: Charles TamblingJ/04 Michigan State L 8 - 46J/10 Saginaw Clerks L 13 - 28J/18 Adrian L 16 - 24J/24 Flint Mutes W 25 - 24J/25 at Alma W 25 - 12J/31 Alma W 32 - 19F/01 Olivet W F/07 Michigan State L 23 - 40F/13 at Flint Mutes W 31 - 25F/18 Western Michigan W 48 - 24F/25 at Alma L 24 - 33F/28 at Olivet W M/07 Eastern Michigan L 28 - 30M/13 Alma W 32 - 23

1908-09Overall: 9-1

Coach: Charles TamblingJ/08 at Alma L 6 - 21J/15 at Petoskey AC W 40 - 30J/16 at Cadillac YMCA W 62 - 19J/22 Alma W 30 - 25J/29 Petoskey AC W 44 - 23F/06 Eastern Michigan W 32 - 16F/12 Olivet W 30 - 25F/26 at Lakeview High W 31 - 12M/06 at Eastern Michigan W 20 - 19M/12 at Western Michigan W 28 - 10

1909-10 Overall: 10-6

Coach: Charles TamblingD/ at Grayling High L 26 - 37D/ at West Branch High W 28 - 12D/ at Mackinaw AC W 33 - 17D/ at Harbor Springs High W 20 - 18D/ at Marion High W 28 - 18J/06 Marion High W 28 - 27J/14 Cadillac YMCA W 43 - 23J/ at Alma L 24 - 27J/ at Cadillac YMCA W 43 - 21J/19 at Hope L 15 - 73J/25 Mt. Pleasant High W 71 - 16J/28 Western Michigan L 24 - 26F/04 at Lakevew High W 26 - 14F/11 Alma (OT) L 21 - 23F/18 Adrian W 26 - 21M/05 Eastern Michigan L 21 - 33

1910-11 Overall: 8-3

Coach: Harry HelmerJ/04 Hope L 24 - 57J/10 at Alma L 26 - 27J/13 Lakeview High W 56 - 26J/20 at Hope L 29 - 54J/27 Alma W 43 - 22F/01 Adrian W 31 - 15F/03 at Lakeview High W 54 - 18F/10 Detroit SC W 58 - 18F/17 Olivet W 43 - 30F/22 at Eastern Michigan W 35 - 32M/03 Saginaw All-Stars W 40 - 26

1911-12 Overall: 2-5

Caoch: Harry HelmerJ/04 Hope L 27 - 53J/06 at Michigan State L 10 - 72J/12 Alma L 14 - 23J/19 Eastern Michigan W 39 - 19F/02 Owosso High W 52 - 9F/12 at Bay City YMCA L 43 - 59M/01 Bay City YMCA L 22 - 32

1912-13 Overall: 6-5

Coach: Harry HelmerD/6 at Hope L 20 - 50J/08 Mt. Pleasant High W 35 - 22J/10 Bay City Times W 43 - 19J/17 Albion W 25 - 12J/24 at Alma L 23 - 30J/31 at Traverse City High L 26 - 32F/07 Alma W 30 - 10F/14 Coldwater High W 40 - 17M/01 at Eastern Michigan L 20 - 38M/07 Detroit L 21 - 24M/14 Bay City AC W 52 - 17

1913-14 Overall: 9-2

Coach: Harry HelmerD/19 at Carson City Ind. W 31 - 15J/09 Bay City Times W 79 - 16J/16 at Hope L 23 - 49J/ Mt. Pleasant High W 29 - 14J/23 at Adrian L 17 - 26J/30 Adrian W 33 - 15F/06 Lakeview Ind. W 45 - 13F/13 Alma W 40 - 13F/20 Western Michigan W 40 - 25M/07 Ann Arbor YMCA W 36 - 26M/13 Eastern Michigan W 39 - 38

1914-15 Overall: 4-7

Coach: Harry HelmerD/09 Lakeview Ind. L 27 - 33D/11 at Hope L 15 - 36J/08 Hope W 25 - 22J/09 at Alma L 19 - 26J/15 Bay City Times W 39 - 16J/22 Western Michigan L 28 - 39J/29 Ann Arbor YMCA L 17 - 20F/12 Alma L 10 - 31F/19 Detroit W 38 - 22F/25 Adrian W 46 - 21M/06 at Eastern Michigan L 18 - 46

1915-16Overall: 8-4

Coach: Harry HelmerD/10 Hope (OT) W 21 - 20D/17 at Hope L 20 - 24J/07 Adrian W 42 - 14J/14 at Western Michigan L 21 - 35J/15 at Grand Rapids YMCA L J/21 at Alma W 24 - 19J/28 Ann Arbor YMCA W 33 - 23F/05 Grand Rapids YMCA L 25 - 27F/11 Hope W 28 - 21F/19 Tri-State W 34 - 26

F/25 Alma W 41 - 13M/03 Eastern Michigan W 32 - 26

1916-17Overall: 2-8

Coach: Blake MillerD/09 Ann Arbor YMCA W 21 - 20J/05 Grand Rapids YMCA L 8 - 32J/12 Alma L 11 - 34J/19 Olivet (OT) W 21 - 19J/27 Ann Arbor YMCA L F/ Michigan State Fr. L 6 - 31F/ Eastern Michigan L 13 - 48F/ Eastern Michigan L 11 - 41F/ Battle Creek YMCA L M/02 at Alma L 21 - 36

1917-18Overall: 4-9

Coach: Charles TamblingD/08 Cadillac YMCA L 23 - 27J/04 Cadillac YMCA W 29 - 22J/11 Alma L 20 - 26J/19 Michigan State Frosh W 22 - 21J/24 at Alma L 29 - 32J/31 Hillsdale W 41 - 16F/01 at Alma (OT) W 22 - 18F/05 at Grand Rapids YMCA L F/08 Olivet L 24 - 27F/15 at Eastern Michigan L 18 - 50F/22 Fort Custer L 18 - 51M/01 Detroit College of Law L M/09 Eastern Michigan L 24 - 35

1918-19Overall: 12-4

Coach: Charles Tambling D/ Cadillac Ind. W 28 - 24D/ Bay City Ind. W 28 - 21D/13 Detroit SATC L 28 - 32D/ at Michigan State Fr. L 10 - 25J/06 Bay City Ind. W 37 - 32J/11 at Alma L 20 - 29J/18 Olivet W 65 - 10J/24 at Eastern Michigan L 21 - 25J/31 Adrian W 27 - 14F/05 at Grand Rapids YMCA W 35 - 21F/07 Michigan State Fr. W 27 - 21F/15 Hillsdale W 45 - 23F/22 Kalamazoo College (OT) W 22 - 18F/27 Alma W 26 - 14M/1 Eastern Michigan W 35 - 9M/ at Fort Custer W 26 - 16

1919-20Overall: 10-5

Coach: Bob NevittJ/01 Midland YMCA W 19 - 3J/03 Saginaw YMCA W 40 - 21J/07 at Michigan State L 15 - 29J/09 Alma W 46 - 9J/16 at Detroit L 10 - 21J/23 at Hope W 16 - 15J/24 at Grand Rapids YMCA L 15 - 19J/29 Hope L 14 - 15F/20 Adrian W 41 - 3F/21 Albion W 30 - 13F/27 Michigan State Fr. W 25 - 16M/02 at Alma L 20 - 27

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M/06 at Eastern Michigan W 22 - 12M/12 Western Michigan W 20 - 10M/ Saginaw YMCA W 28 - 22

1920-21Overall: 11-5

Coach: Joe SimmonsJ/01 at Midland AC W 25 - 23J/08 at Michigan State L 21 - 26J/14 Olivet W 20 - 14J/15 Midland AC W 21 - 13J/21 Bay City Industrials L 20 - 24J/22 at Alma W 27 - 11J/28 Muskegon L 26 - 22J/29 Albion W 47 - 14F/04 Hillsdale W 33 - 13F/12 at Eastern Michigan W 33 - 26F/16 Alma W 51 - 13F/18 Michigan State Fr. W 40 - 18F/24 Eastern Michigan W 31 - 20M/04 at Hope L 15 - 19M/05 at Western Michigan L 13 - 18M/12 at Muskegon YMCA W 24 - 20

1921-22 Overall: 11-4

Coach: Wallace ParkerJ/06 Midland Ind. W 51 - 10J/13 Hillsdale W 36 - 21J/20 at Wayne State W 23 - 13J/21 at Eastern Michigan W 45 - 37J/25 at Michigan State L 21 - 28J/27 Bay City YMCA W 38 - 11F/06 at Alma W 20 - 12F/09 at Calvin W 44 - 11F/10 at Grand Rapids JC W 31 - 23F/17 Eastern Michigan W 40 - 25F/18 Olivet W 39 - 11F/25 at Western Michigan L 17 - 34M/03 Hope (OT) L 17 - 19M/10 Alma L 25 - 41M/11 Grand Rapids JC W 33 - 19

1922-23 Overall: 9-6

Coach: Wallace ParkerD/29 at Owosso All College W 47 - 12D/30 Midland Ind. W 49 - 10J/05 Alma L 15 - 18J/12 at Northern Michigan W 33 - 14J/13 at Michigan Tech W 18 - 15J/20 Eastern Michigan W 23 - 15J/26 at Albion W 30 - 23J/27 at Michigan State L 13 - 28F/03 Hillsdale W 57 - 29F/09 at Hope L 13 - 16F/16 Western Michigan W 20 - 13F/24 Northern Michigan W 26 - 19M/02 at Wayne State L 16 - 33M/03 at Eastern Michigan L 21 - 29M/13 at Alma L 34 - 42

1923-24Overall: 11-7

Coach: Wallace ParkerJ/04 at Genesee CC W 33 - 21J/05 at Saginaw Triangle W 33 - 28J/11 Bay City JC W 46 - 13J/19 Wayne State W 25 - 17J/25 at Eastern Michigan W 26 - 16

J/26 at Albion W 35 - 16J/30 at Michigan State L 20 - 21F/01 Alma L 18 - 21F/08 at Alma (3OT) L 20 - 22F/15 at Western Michigan L 17 - 37F/16 at Albion W 31 - 19F/22 Olivet W 24 - 16F/23 Eastern Michigan W 30 - 18F/26 Northern Michigan W 24 - 16M/01 at Wayne State L 17 - 26M/05 at Detroit L 23 - 25M/07 at Northern Michigan L 18 - 21M/08 at Michigan State W 19 - 30

1924-25Overall: 6-9

Coach: Lester BarnardJ/10 Wayne State W 36 - 13J/13 Denver AAU L 35 - 43J/17 Eastern Michigan W 29 - 23J/23 Detroit L 27 - 37J/24 Albion W 33 - 20J/31 at Western Michigan W 18 - 16F/07 Western Michigan L 25 - 35F/11 Alma L 32 - 34F/13 at Michigan Tech W 46 - 14F/14 at Northern Michigan W 24 - 14F/20 at Eastern Michigan L 17 - 41F/21 at Wayne State L 17 - 20F/27 Northern Mich. (OT) L 20 - 24M/06 Albion L 21 - 28M/13 at Alma L 20 - 31

1925-26 Overall: 6-15

Coach: Lester BarnardD/15 Ferris State L 23 - 25D/30 at Grand Rapids JC W 30 - 21J/01 at Flint YMCA W 35 - 25J/02 at Detroir YMCA L 21 - 23J/08 at Battle Creek L 16 - 30J/09 at Valparaiso W 35 - 34J/15 at Hope L 19 - 28J/19 at Alma W 21 - 19J/23 Wayne State W 28 - 23J/29 St. Mary’s (Mich.) (2OT) L 29 - 33J/30 at Kalamazoo College L 19 - 33F/06 Eastern Michigan L 17 - 31F/12 Hope L 20 - 30F/13 at Ferris State W 46 - 24F/16 Alma L 19 - 22F/19 at Eastern Michigan L 27 - 30F/20 at Wayne State L 18 - 30F/26 Northern Michigan L 22 - 26F/27 Kalamazoo College L 28 - 40M/05 at Northern Michigan L 19 - 34M/12 at St. Mary’s (Mich.) L 31 - 42

1926-27 Overall: 8-9; MCC: 1-5 (4th)

Coach: Wallace ParkerJ/07 Battle Creek W 30 - 27J/08 Genesee CC W 57 - 8J/14 at Ferris State W 39 - 28J/15 Wayne State* L 29 - 38J/19 at Alma W ForfeitJ/21 at Adrian L 26 - 33J/22 at Eastern Michigan* L 22 - 24J/28 at Western Michigan* L 22 - 36J/29 at Calvin W 31 - 13

F/04 Eastern Michigan* L 20 - 42F/11 Adrian W 44 - 29F/14 Alma L 22 - 24F/17 Ferris State (OT) L 36 - 37F/18 at Wayne State* W 25 - 22F/24 Olivet W 36 - 20F/25 Western Michigan* L 21 - 30M/06 Northern Michigan L 34 - 36

1927-28 Overall: 13-8; MCC: 3-3 (2nd)

Coach: Bourke LodewykD/09 GM Tech W 25 - 12D/14 at Pontiac Merchants L 30 - 33D/15 at Detroit Police L 31 - 32D/17 at Ferris State W 47 - 25D/20 at Owosso Donovans W 36 - 20D/21 at GM Tech L 37 - 40D/22 at Detroit YMCA W 45 - 40J/06 Ferris State W 52 - 30J/13 Calvin W 32 - 23J/14 Wayne State* L 36 - 44J/20 Eastern Michigan* W 44 - 30J/27 at Northern Michigan L 28 - 37J/28 at Michigan Tech W 39 - 26F/03 Battle Creek W 40 - 27F/10 Western Michigan* L 24 - 40F/14 at Alma W 29 - 21F/18 at Western Michigan* W 25 - 23F/22 Alma W 31 - 26F/24 at Wayne State* L 22 - 33F/25 at Eastern Michigan* W 30 - 29M/03 Northern Michigan L 33 - 44

1928-29Overall: 15-8; MCC: 5-1 (1st)

Coach: Bourke LodewykD/07 Ferris State W 27 - 20D/11 at Michigan B L 18 - 28D/15 at Battle Creek L 21 - 27D/28 at Pontiac Waites L 15 - 16D/28 at Eaton Rapids Cong. W 29 - 18D/ at Detroit YMCA L 21 - 27J/04 Michigan B L 28 - 29J/05 Battle Creek W 24 - 14J/11 GM Tech W 37 - 18J/12 Wayne State* W 37 - 27J/19 at Western Michigan* W 27 - 25J/22 at Ferris State W 29 - 17J/26 at Eastern Michigan* W 34 - 22F/01 Western Michigan* W 31 - 25F/05 at Alma L 20 - 38F/08 Eastern Michigan* L 18 - 34F/15 at GM Tech W 34 - 30F/16 at Wayne State* W 38 - 24F/20 Alma W 40 - 27F/22 at Northern Michigan L 24 - 27F/23 at Michigan Tech W 33 - 23M/01 Northern Michigan W 26 - 24M/02 Lake Forest (Ill.) W 43 - 35

1929-30 Overall: 5-12

Coach: Bourke LodewykD/13 at Hillsdale L 22 - 28D/18 at Midland Ind. W 44 - 37D/20 at St.Mary’s (Mich.) L 24 - 28D/21 at Detroit YMCA L 19 - 28J/03 Midland Ind. W 38 - 37

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J/06 Ferris State W 33 - 29J/10 Wayne State L 21 - 31J/17 at Northern Michigan L 20 - 31J/24 Eastern Michigan L 18 - 22J/29 Alma W 31 - 26J/31 at Western Michigan L 12 - 51F/08 at Eastern Michigan L 26 - 28F/14 at Ferris State L 22 - 26F/21 Western Michigan L 21 - 40F/25 Northern Michigan L 13 - 34M/01 at Wayne State L 22 - 34M/04 at Alma (OT) W 40 - 37

1930-31 Overall: 12-8

Coach: Bourke LodewykD/11 Ferris State W 27 - 20D/13 at State Journal W 39 - 30D/17 at Owosso Business W 39 - 31D/18 at St. Mary’s (Mich.) W 29 - 28D/19 at Pontiac All-Stars W 30 - 29D/20 at Detroit YMCA L 23 - 35J/02 at Hayden-Parker W 36 - 34J/03 Hayden-Parker W 38 - 30J/04 Mt. Pleasant Ind. W 31 - 17J/05 Michigan Tech W 36 - 28J/08 at Eastern Mich. (OT) W 39 - 38J/16 Wayne State W 33 - 27J/27 at Michigan State L 18 - 31J/30 at St. Mary’s (Mich.) W 31 - 27F/06 Eastern Michigan (OT) L 28 - 35F/13 at Ferris State L 14 - 25F/20 Western Michigan L 19 - 42F/23 Northern Michigan L 25 - 31F/28 at Wayne State L 25 - 36M/06 at Western Michigan L 32 - 44

1931-32Overall: 5-7-1

Coach: Bourke LodewykJ/02 at Saginaw Ames ME W 54 - 20J/04 Ferris State W 30 - 19J/08 Wayne State W 26 - 17J/15 Eastern Michigan (OT) L 17 - 19J/20 at Ferris State L 18 - 21J/22 at Northern Mich. (OT) L 39 - 41J/29 at Olivet (3OT) T 40 - 40J/30 at Eastern Michigan L 34 - 26F/05 at Western Michigan L 17 - 51F/12 Olivet W 42 - 30F/19 at Wayne State L 28 - 42F/26 Western Michigan L 29 - 37M/01 Northern Michigan W 36 - 33

1932-33Overall: 8-8

Coach: Bourke LodewykD/08 Bay City JC W 36 - 24D/29 at Hope L 33 - 36J/06 at Ferris State L 20 - 26J/13 Adrian L 21 - 29J/14 Olivet W 38 - 31J/20 at Wayne State W 33 - 31J/21 at Eastern Michigan L 27 - 35J/27 Ferris State W 25 - 18F/02 Alma W 35 - 29F/03 Hope W 32 - 28F/11 Eastern Michigan L 21 - 42F/17 at Northern Michigan W 50 - 41

F/24 Wayne State L 24 - 26F/28 Northern Michigan W 45 - 24M/04 at Olivet L 50 - 55M/09 at Alma L 30 - 40

1933-34Overall: 2-13

Coach: Bourke LodewykD/13 Bay City JC W 33 - 18D/28 at Hope L 16 - 42J/06 at Eastern Michigan L 22 - 35J/12 at Olivet L 17 - 36J/19 Wayne State L 21 - 24J/26 at Michigan State L 17 - 32J/30 at Alma L 27 - 29F/02 at Northern Michigan L 31 - 37F/10 at Ferris State L 21 - 22F/13 Alma W 31 - 24F/17 Eastern Michigan L 19 - 30F/23 Ferris State L 19 - 25F/24 Olivet L 13 - 27F/27 Northern Michigan L 26 - 34M/02 at Wayne State L 21 - 38

1934-35Overall: 6-9

Coach: Bourke LodewykD/01 at Michigan State L 14 - 43D/14 Ferris State W 31 - 13J/05 at Ferris State W 24 - 5J/11 at Albion (OT) L 31 - 35J/12 at Olivet L 29 - 41J/16 Alma L 38 - 41J/19 Wayne State L 18 - 28J/25 at Northern Michigan L 26 - 32F/02 Eastern Michigan W 27 - 21F/15 at Wayne State L 18 - 38F/16 at Eastern Michigan L 28 - 36F/21 Northern Michigan W 28 - 20F/23 Hope W 35 - 32F/26 at Alma L 22 - 44M/01 Olivet W 37 - 26

1935-36 Overall: 5-5

Coach: Bourke LodewykD/13 Albion L 20 - 27J/10 at Eastern Michigan L 25 - 39J/13 Alma W 20 - 17J/18 at Wayne State W 35 - 33J/24 at Northern Michigan L 25 - 30F/01 at Ferris State W 32 - 25F/06 at Alma L 26 - 29F/14 Eastern Michigan W 27 - 24F/21 Wayne State L 22 - 30F/29 Ferris State W 27 - 22

1936-37Overall: 8-6

Coach: Bourke LodewykD/12 at Albion L 27 - 33D/15 at Alma W 39 - 23J/09 Detroit Tech W 34 - 32J/16 Wayne State L 32 - 47J/19 at Alma W 18 - 12J/25 Alma L 23 - 25J/29 at Cheboygan W 34 - 24J/30 at Northern Michigan L 38 - 41F/02 at Ferris State W 34 - 28

F/13 Eastern Michigan W 38 - 29F/15 Northern Michigan W 34 - 31F/19 at Wayne State L 34 - 37F/20 at Eastern Michigan W 31 - 23F/26 Ferris State L 32 - 39

1937-38Overall: 10-6

Coach: Dan RoseN/27 at Alpena W 39 - 22D/03 Albion L 21 - 32D/10 at Albion L 37 - 42J/07 at Detroit Tech W 42 - 22J/08 at Lawrence Tech W 38 - 34J/14 Wayne State L 32 - 43J/18 Alma W 41 - 25J/21 Eastern Michigan (OT) L 36 - 37J/28 at Cheboygan W 38 - 22J/29 at Northern Michigan W 56 - 46F/08 Ferris State W 43 - 18F/14 at Alma W 39 - 28F/18 at Wayne State L 23 - 32F/19 Northern Michigan W 33 - 21F/25 at Eastern Mich. (OT) L 25 - 29F/28 at Ferris State W 73 - 40

1938-39Overall: 14-5-1

Coach: Dan RoseN/30 at Grand Rapids JC W 43 - 21D/02 Wayne State L 21 - 35D/06 at Ferris State W 39 - 15D/09 Albion W 44 - 36D/14 at Alma W 47 - 24D/15 at Lawrence Tech T 40 - 40D/16 at Detroit Tech W 42 - 32D/19 at Akron L 23 - 28D/22 at Toledo L 37 - 39J/05 Detroit Tech (OT) W 47 - 42J/07 at Michigan State L 24 - 29J/13 at Eastern Michigan W 47 - 44J/17 Ferris State W 61 - 22J/20 at Wayne State L 27 - 49J/28 Eastern Michigan W 45 - 26F/01 Alma W 42 - 14F/09 at Cheboygan W 41 - 19F/13 at Northern Michigan W 58 - 42F/16 Northern Michigan W 35 - 22F/23 Lawrence Tech W 61 - 36

1939-40Overall: 12-4

Coach: Dan RoseD/01 at Ferris State W 43 - 19D/05 at Grand Rapids JC W 38 - 26D/08 Ferris State W 33 - 20D/09 Eastern Michigan L 25 - 29D/12 Alma L 37 - 39D/15 at Morehead W 40 - 27D/16 at Eastern Kentucky L 20 - 24D/19 at Toledo L 28 - 46J/05 Grand Rapids JC W 41 - 22J/11 at Cheboygan W 54 - 39J/12 at Northern Michigan W 42 - 36J/13 at Michigan Tech W 38 - 21J/20 at Eastern Michigan W 46 - 36J/27 Michigan Tech W 38 - 26F/02 at Alma W 33 - 32F/17 Northern Michigan W 38 - 36


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1940-41Overall: 14-3

Coach: Dan RoseD/03 Ferris State W 53 - 21D/10 at Alma W 42 - 36D/12 Eastern Michigan W 29 - 27D/16 at Grand Rapids JC W 38 - 32D/18 at Morehead State W 48 - 39D/19 at Eastern Kentucky L 30 - 35J/11 Tri-State W 37 - 26J/17 at Northern Michigan L 39 - 41J/18 at Michigan Tech W 37 - 17J/21 at Ferris State W 51 - 19J/25 at Tri-State W 34 - 30J/29 Grand Rapids JC W 26 - 20F/01 at Eastern Michigan W 36 - 35F/04 Alma L 34 - 42F/08 Hillsdale College W 46 - 29F/21 Michigan Tech W 49 - 29F/22 Northern Michigan W 44 - 42

1941-42Overall: 10-9

Coach: Dan RoseD/05 at Albion W 41 - 27D/08 at Michigan State L 23 - 29D/13 Eastern Michigan W 32 - 26D/18 at Grand Rapids JC W 46 - 29D/19 at Indiana State L 28 - 40J/09 at Ferris State W 37 - 22J/10 Tri-State W 31 - 17J/14 Alma L 43 - 48J/16 at Michigan Tech W 41 - 18J/17 at Northern Michigan L 48 - 56J/20 Ferris State W 50 - 32J/24 at Tri-State L 21 - 30J/27 Grand Rapids JC W 42 - 37F/03 at Lawrence Tech L 42 - 48F/05 at Eastern Michigan L 37 - 39F/18 Northern Michigan L 25 - 38F/20 Michigan Tech W 61 - 41F/25 at Alma L 29 - 32F/28 Lawrence Tech W 43 - 40

1942-43Overall: 9-2

Caoch: Dan RoseD/02 Bay City JC W 48 - 29D/05 Albion College W 52 - 22D/08 Lawrence Tech W 41 - 34D/18 at Western Michigan L 37 - 42J/05 at Alma W 38 - 33J/16 at Tri-State W 60 - 36J/23 at Kalamazoo College W 56 - 35J/26 Alma W 40 - 33J/29 Western Michigan L 33 - 54J/30 Tri-State W 38 - 36F/06 at Lawrence Tech W 64 - 56

1943-44Overall: 10-6

Coach: Ron FinchN/26 at Fort Custer L 28 - 29N/27 at Western Michigan L 24 - 51D/04 at Michigan L 28 - 51D/10 at Grand Rapids JC W 65 - 28D/14 Alma W 53 - 32D/17 Calvin W 55 - 41

D/18 Kalamazoo College W 67 - 29D/21 Fort Custer L 35 - 38J/07 at Calvin W 63 - 45J/08 at Kalamazoo College W 56 - 34J/14 Grand Rapids JC W 65 - 38J/15 at Windsor W 66 - 38J/22 at Detroit Naval Off. W 61 - 39J/29 Western Michigan L 53 - 71F/04 at Alma L 36 - 41F/05 Detroit Naval Off. W 62 - 37

1944-45Overall: 11-5

Coach: L.M. SweeneyN/24 at Kellogg Field W 54 - 44N/25 at Michigan L 27 - 39D/01 at Grand Rapids JC W 70 - 31D/08 at Selfridge Field L 52 - 58D/09 Grand Rapids JC W 54 - 25D/15 Alma W 61 - 49D/21 Oscoda Air Base W 48 - 331/05 at Western Michigan L 40 - 491/12 Kellogg Field W 52 - 251/19 Calvin W 77 - 281/26 Windsor W 64 - 40F/01 at Calvin W 59 - 42F/06 at Alma W 57 - 36F/10 at Windsor L 36 - 56F/17 Western Michigan W 66 - 45F/20 Midland Dow AC L 32 - 50

1945-46Overall: 12-6

Coach: L.M. SweeneyN/16 Michigan L 45 - 68N/20 Selfridge Field W 84 - 71D/01 at Northern Michigan W 94 - 42D/08 at Windsor (2OT) L 67 - 77D/14 Percy Jones Hospital L 45 - 50D/19 at Grand Rapids JC W 93 - 42D/20 at Calvin W 58 - 47J/05 Western Michigan L 49 - 51J/08 Calvin W 71 - 41J/11 Kalamazoo College W 62 - 45J/17 at Percy Jones Hospital L 51 - 53J/24 at Eastern Michigan W 63 - 50J/26 at Western Michigan L 41 - 51F/01 Windsor (OT) W 54 - 53F/02 Grand Rapids JC W 86 - 41F/09 Eastern Michigan W 64 - 46F/18 Northern Michigan W 81 - 50F/23 at Kalamazoo College W 56 - 40

1946-47Overall: 17-6

Coach: Dan RoseN/27 at Ferris State W 57 - 25D/03 Ferris State W 56 - 33D/05 Eastern Michigan W 58 - 46D/07 Bowling Green L 58 - 65D/10 at Percy Jones Hospital W 75 - 50D/12 Olivet College W 75 - 40D/20 at Northern Illinois L 47 - 51D/21 at Wis.-Milwaukee L 50 - 64J/03 Wis.-Milwaukee# (OT) W 47 - 44J/04 Eastern Michigan# L 47 - 48J/09 Percy Jones Hospital W 72 - 22J/11 Western Michigan W 49 - 42J/16 at Lake Superior State W 41 - 34J/17 at Northern Michigan W 67 - 38

J/18 at Michigan Tech W 79 - 33J/21 Alma W 74 - 54J/23 at Eastern Michigan W 48 - 33J/24 Northern Michigan W 70 - 49J/25 at Olivet College W 51 - 47J/30 Michigan Tech W 67 - 36F/13 at Western Michigan L 56 - 64F/15 at Bowling Green L 38 - 69F/19 at Alma W 46 - 40 # Midwest College Invitational (Mount Pleasant, Mich.)

1947-48Overall: 17-3

Coach: Dan RoseD/04 at Eastern Michigan W 58 - 45D/10 Lincoln (Mo.) W 56 - 36D/13 Western Ontario W 56 - 38D/17 Ferris State W 53 - 36D/19 at Wis.-Milwaukee L 44 - 47D/20 at Northern Illinois L 46 - 57J/08 at Lake Superior State W 46 - 36J/10 at Northern Michigan W 56 - 55J/17 Wis.-Milwaukee W 54 - 48J/20 Olivet College W 65 - 57J/23 Northern Michigan W 54 - 41J/24 Lake Superior State W 65 - 47J/29 Eastern Michigan W 60 - 35J/31 at Toledo L 36 - 83F/07 Alma W 51 - 43F/14 Northern Illinois W 50 - 46F/16 at Olivet College W 46 - 39F/20 at Western Ontario W 47 - 44F/24 at Ferris State W 56 - 43F/28 at Alma W 48 - 41

1948-49Overall: 15-1

Coach: Dan RoseD/04 Lake Superior State W 60 - 36D/07 at Hillsdale College W 50 - 47D/11 at Alma W 53 - 34D/14 at Olivet College W 55 - 42D/16 at Ferris State W 89 - 58D/20 Omaha W 77 - 50J/06 at Lake Superior State W 63 - 37J/08 at Northern Michigan L 48 - 54J/18 at Wayne State W 51 - 41J/20 at Eastern Michigan W 60 - 43J/25 Olivet College W 61 - 35F/01 Ferris State W 57 - 39F/10 Northern Michigan W 63 - 35F/12 Hillsdale College W 64 - 52F/15 Alma W 64 - 50F/17 Eastern Michigan W 68 - 58

1949-50Overall: 11-5

Coach: Dan RoseD/06 Eastern Michigan W 66 - 45D/07 Lake Superior State W 79 - 46D/10 Western Michigan W 63 - 45D/14 at Olivet College W 52 - 24D/17 at Ferris State W 65 - 50J/04 Ferris State W 63 - 48J/06 at Kent State L 48 - 66J/10 Alma W 48 - 41J/12 at Eastern Michigan W 55 - 40J/21 at Western Michigan L 53 - 73J/28 Hope L 60 - 63J/31 Northern Michigan W 76 - 57


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F/04 at Hope L 34 - 56F/09 at Alma L 42 - 47F/15 Olivet College W 76 - 53F/17 at Lake Superior State W 63 - 59

1950-51Overall: 8-12; IIAC: 2-10 (t-6th)

Coach: Dan RoseN/21 Alma W 66 - 56N/28 at Western Michigan L 44 - 55N/30 at Alma L 49 - 57D/09 Southern Illinois* W 65 - 60D/11 Northern Illinois* (OT) L 61 - 66D/14 Lake Superior State W 82 - 60D/21 at Eastern Illinois* L 52 - 90D/23 at Illinois State* L 58 - 73J/04 Western Illinois* L 53 - 58J/06 Kent State W 69 - 59J/08 Ferris State W 69 - 61J/11 at Eastern Michigan* L 67 - 75J/13 at Northern Illinois* L 72 - 78J/18 at Southern Illinois* L 55 - 69J/20 at Western Illinois* L 52 - 66F/08 Illinois State* L 73 - 80F/10 at Ferris State W 63 - 56F/17 Eastern Michigan* W 77 - 62F/22 Eastern Illinois* L 48 - 105F/26 Western Michigan W 72 - 70

1951-52Overall: 12-10; IIAC: 4-8 (5th)

Coach: Dan RoseN/26 Alma W 56 - 49N/27 at Alma W 60 - 57D/01 Michigan W 60 - 43D/04 at Western Michigan L 48 - 58D/06 Lake Superior State W 84 - 50D/08 Wis.-Milwaukee W 68 - 48D/13 Illinois State* L 69 - 74D/19 at Western Illinois* W 60 - 54D/20 at Southern Illinois* L 67 - 73J/07 Western Michigan L 54 - 70J/10 at Eastern Illinois* L 57 - 97J/12 at Illinois State* W 69 - 66J/17 Southern Illinois* L 46 - 49J/19 Western Illinois* L 45 - 48J/22 at Eastern Michigan* L 54 - 77F/04 at Ferris State W 75 - 55F/06 at Wis.-Milwaukee W 81 - 51F/07 at Northern Ill.* (OT) W 78 - 74F/13 Eastern Michigan* L 61 - 65F/15 Eastern Illinois* L 57 - 67F/20 Ferris State W 72 - 44F/23 Northern Illinois* W 56 - 53

1952-53 Overall: 10-12; IIAC: 4-8 (t-6th)

Coach: Dan RoseN/22 Lake Superior State W 73 - 60D/01 Western Michigan L 52 - 80D/05 at Wayne State L 65 - 81D/06 Wis.-Milwaukee W 68 - 49D/09 at Alma W 85 - 75D/12 at Eastern Illinois* L 60 - 86D/13 at Southern Illinois* L 53 - 59D/20 at Western Illinois* L 67 - 72J/03 at Western Michigan L 56 - 59J/07 Alma W 72 - 50J/10 Northern Illinois* L 60 - 65

J/14 Ferris State W 92 - 63J/16 Illinois State* W 78 - 67J/17 Western Illinois* W 66 - 65F/06 Eastern Illinois* L 59 - 73F/07 Southern Illinois* W 65 - 63F/14 at Eastern Michigan* L 69 - 80F/18 at Ferris State W 82 - 63F/20 Eastern Michigan* W 71 - 66F/27 at Northern Illinois* L 75 - 79F/28 at Wis.-Milwaukee L 64 - 74

1953-54Overall: 13-8; IIAC: 7-5 (2nd)

Coach: Dan Rose D/02 at Western Mich. (OT) L 65 - 73D/05 Lake Superior State W 75 - 50D/12 Wayne State L 64 - 78D/15 at Alma W 81 - 67D/18 at Western Illinois* L 64 - 75D/19 at Illinois State* L 62 - 75D/31 at Wayne State L 54 - 69J/09 Northern Illinois* W 69 - 63J/11 Ferris State W 75 - 49J/14 at Eastern Michigan* W 61 - 51J/18 University of Mexico W 66 - 40J/30 at Southern Illinois* L 67 - 91F/01 at Eastern Illinois* L 67 - 100F/06 Western Illinois* (OT) W 70 - 64F/08 Illinois State* W 67 - 56F/13 Eastern Michigan* L 58 - 64F/15 Alma W 81 - 62F/17 at Ferris State W 78 - 66F/20 at Northern Illinois* W 76 - 72F/27 Southern Illinois* W 78 - 74M/01 Eastern Illinois* W 72 - 69

1954-55 Overall: 11-10; IIAC: 4-8 (t-6th)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/04 Wis.-Milwaukee W 79 - 57D/06 Ferris State W 104 - 72D/08 Western Mich. (2OT) L 91 - 95D/11 Wayne State W 88 - 63D/17 Northern Illinois* L 76 - 79D/29 vs. Lawrence Tech# W 107 - 80D/30 at Genesee CC# L 81 - 97J/06 Eastern Michigan* L 69 - 89J/08 at Wayne State W 77 - 75J/14 at Eastern Illinois* W 80 - 79J/15 at Southern Illinois* L 72 - 88J/20 Michigan Tech W 89 - 60J/22 at Eastern Michigan* W 78 - 75J/29 Western Illinois* L 67 - 83J/31 Illinois State* W 101 - 81F/05 at Alma W 88 -81F/11 at Northern Illinois* L 85 - 93F/18 Eastern Illinois* W 96 - 88F/19 Southern Ill.* (3OT) L 86 - 91F/24 at Illinois State* L 99 - 120F/26 at Western Illinois* L 92 - 111 # Genesee CC Invitational (Flint, Mich.)

1955-56Overall: 12-11; IIAC: 5-7 (5th)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/01 Alma W 102 - 83D/10 at Western Michigan W 73 - 68D/12 Ferris State W 84 - 53D/14 at Eastern Michigan* W 92 - 73

D/17 at Wayne State L 74 - 81D/20 at Calvin W 93 - 80D/29 vs. Eastern Michigan# W 77 - 63D/30 at Genesee CC# W 67 - 64J/06 at Southern Illinois* L 66 - 70J/07 at Eastern Illinois* L 75 - 108J/10 Wayne State L 67 - 78J/13 Western Illinois* L 83 - 114J/14 Illinois State* W 94 - 80J/21 at Baldwin-Wallace L 94 - 116J/28 Eastern Michigan* W 90 - 81F/03 at Northern Illinois* L 84 - 98F/04 at Ball State L 95 - 97F/10 Southern Illinois* W 77 - 71F/11 Eastern Illinois L 84 - 109F/17 at Western Illinois* L 80 - 128F/18 at Illinois State* L 87 - 110F/24 Northern Illinois* W 94 - 92F/25 at Alma W 84 - 79 # Genesee CC Invitational (Flint, Mich.)

1956-57Overall: 14-11; IIAC: 6-6 (2nd)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/03 Ferris State W 54 - 47D/06 Calvin W 72 - 54D/08 at Alma W 66 - 59D/10 Ball State L 56 - 79D/14 ar Eastern Illinois* L 59 - 87D/15 at Southern Illinois* W 67 - 60D/28 vs. Ferris State# (OT) W 65 - 61D/29 at Genesee CC# L 49 - 51J/02 Western Michigan L 50 - 55J/05 at Calvin W 52 - 47J/07 at Wayne State L 55 - 67J/11 Illinois State* W 70 - 59J/12 Western Illinois* L 57 - 73J/18 Eastern Michigan* W 78 - 72J/21 Alma W 75 - 60J/31 at Northern Illinois* L 48 - 59F/08 Eastern Illinois* W 70 - 60F/09 Southern Illinois* W 51 - 47F/15 at Illinois State* L 67 - 81F/16 at Western Illinois* L 58 - 97F/23 Northern Illinois* W 73 - 52F/28 at Eastern Michigan* L 55 - 62M/02 Baldwin-Wallace W 64 - 59M/04 Alma$ W 63 -52M/05 Adrian$ L 47 - 55 # Genesee CC Invitational (Flint, Mich.) $ NAIA State Tournament

1957-58Overall: 11-13; IIAC: 3-9 (6th)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/02 Ferris State W 56 - 44D/09 at Western Michigan L 60 - 74D/14 at Alma W 71 - 59D/16 Calvin W 75 - 70D/20 Western Illinois* L 43 - 69D/21 Illinois State* L 47 - 57D/28 vs. Alma# L 46 - 63D/29 vs. Hillsdale# W 81 - 54J/04 at Calvin L 66 - 75J/07 Wayne State W 58 - 50J/09 Eastern Michigan* W 68 - 43J/11 at Great Lakes W 72 - 67J/14 Alma W 57 - 47J/17 at Northern Illinois* L 58 - 61


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1958-59Overall: 9-15; IIAC: 5-7 (t-3rd)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/04 at Ferris State W 70 - 69D/06 Calvin L 57 - 72D/08 Western Michigan L 56 - 66D/10 at Alma W 84 - 78D/13 Northern Illinois* W 70 - 61D/16 Eastern Michigan* W 54 - 48D/19 Alma# L 61 - 74D/20 Hillsdale# L 74 - 78D/22 Lake Superior State$ L 66 - 73J/05 Detroit L 69 - 83J/07 Alma L 70 - 83J/09 at Northern Illinois* W 60 - 58J/12 Ferris State W 73 - 41J/16 Eastern Illinois* L 50 - 57J/17 Southern Illinois* L 75 - 92J/23 at Illinois State* L 69 - 87J/24 at Western Illinois* L 75 - 98F/13 at Eastern Michigan* L 69 - 81F/20 at Eastern Illinois* W 66 - 63F/21 at Southern Illinois* L 67 - 94F/23 at Wayne State W 60 - 39F/27 Illinois State* L 59 - 72F/28 Western Illinois* W 71 - 56M/03 at Calvin L 60 - 80 # NAIA Holiday Tournament $ Kiwanis Invitational

1959-60Overall: 12-14; IIAC: 4-8 (6th)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/01 at Alma W 73 - 45D/07 at Western Michigan L 45 - 106D/09 at Ferris State W 57 - 50D/11 at Eastern Michigan* L 48 - 54D/14 Calvin W 75 - 55D/16 Alma (OT) L 74 - 77D/18 at Northern Illinois* L 40 - 77D/19 at Wis.-Milwaukee L 68 - 95D/21 vs. Alpena CC# W 59 - 50D/22 at Lake Superior State# W 86 - 48J/01 vs. Wooster$ W 73 - 56J/02 vs. Northern Michigan$ L 65 - 84J/08 Southern Illinois* L 65 - 69J/09 Eastern Illinois* W 93 - 69J/15 at Western Illinois* L 69 - 70J/16 at Illinois State* L 66 - 82J/20 Ferris State L 52 - 64J/22 Northern Illinois* (OT) W 69 - 66J/30 at Detroit L 62 - 82F/05 at Calvin W 85 - 75F/12 at Southern Illinois* L 52 - 81F/13 at Eastern Illinois* L 59 - 84F/19 Western Illinois* W 95 - 75F/20 Illinois State* L 59 - 67

F/22 Wayne State W 58 - 54F/25 Eastern Michigan* W 74 - 62 # Soo Tech Invitational (Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich.) $ Calvin Tournament (Grand Rapids, Mich.)

1960-61Overall: 3-19; IIAC: 2-10 (6th)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/01 Calvin L 66 - 75D/05 Western Michigan L 74 - 90D/12 Ferris State L 65 - 79D/16 Eastern Illinois* L 73 - 81D/17 Southern Illinois* L 60 - 65D/29 Indiana State# L 56 - 82D/30 Ball State# W 82 - 67J/06 at Illinois State* L 63 - 91J/07 at Western Illinois* L 73 - 106J/11 at Alma L 67 - 82J/14 Northern Illinois* L 67 - 79J/19 at Eastern Michigan* W 78 - 76F/03 at Eastern Illinois* L 78 - 80F/04 at Southern Illinois* L 70 - 104F/10 Illinois State* L 55 - 72F/12 Western Illinois* L 61 - 74F/13 Northern Michigan L 60 - 74F/16 Eastern Michigan* W 89 - 67F/21 Detroit L 33 - 90F/24 at Northern Illinois* L 81 - 98F/28 at Ferris State L 55 - 64M/04 at Wayne State L 61 - 79

1961-62 Overall: 8-14; IIAC: 4-8 (t-5th)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/01 Calvin W 79 - 53D/04 at Western Michigan L 54 - 96D/11 at Ferris State L 47 - 59D/15 Western Illinois* W 63 - 54D/16 Illinois State L 59 - 67D/27 Indiana State# L 69 - 83D/29 Ball State# L 71 - 83J/05 Northern Illinois* W 76 - 52J/06 Alma W 65 - 57J/09 Wayne State W 59 - 55J/11 at Eastern Michigan* W 84 - 67J/30 at Eastern Illinois* L 64 - 68F/02 at Western Illinois* L 54 - 81F/03 at Illinois State* L 53 - 63F/05 at Southern Illinois* L 52 - 85F/08 Eastern Michigan* W 72 - 54F/10 at Northern Michigan L 66 - 80F/12 Ferris State L 63 - 67 F/16 at Northern Illinois* L 64 - 75F/23 Southern Illinois* L 52 - 57F/24 Eastern Illinois* L 57 - 76M/03 Wis.-Milwaukee W 91 - 79 # Interstate Classic (Terre Haute, Ind.)

1962-63Overall: 11-11; IIAC 3-5 (t-4th)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeN/30 at Calvin W 84 - 44D/03 Western Michigan L 68 - 69D/08 Northern Illinois* L 79 - 81 D/10 at Ferris State L 56 - 79D/18 at Eastern Michigan L 58 - 72D/28 vs. Alma# W 69 - 63D/29 vs. Taylor (Ind.)# L 82 - 101J/03 at Hillsdale College L 64 - 65J/05 Western Illinois* W 75 - 65

J/09 Eastern Michigan W 82 - 65J/12 at Eastern Illinois* L 71 - 88F/04 Northern Michigan W 70 - 68F/08 at Northern Illinois* L 69 - 87F/11 at Alma W 89 - 85F/13 Findlay (Ohio) L 74 - 83F/16 Eastern Illinois* W 77 - 53F/19 Ferris State W 68 - 63F/22 at Illinois State* L 59 - 63F/23 at Western Illinois* L 71 - 85F/28 Hillsdale College W 107 - 36M/02 Illinois State* W 73 - 64M/04 at Wayne State W 72 - 59 # Marshall Classic (Marshall, Mich.)

1963-64 Overall: 18-6; IIAC 6-2 (1st)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/04 Ferris State W 63 - 56D/07 Western Illinois* W 77 - 63D/10 Alma W 80 - 61D/13 Eastern Illinois* W 101 - 82D/17 Calvin W 95 - 68D/30 vs. Albion# W 96 - 73D/31 vs. Ferris State# W 77 - 69J/03 at Northern Illinois* L 78 - 87J/06 at Hillsdale College W 45 - 43J/11 at Illinois State* W 94 - 63J/14 at Western Michigan L 85 - 91J/18 Ohio Northern W 78 - 64F/01 at Western Illinois* L 78 - 95F/04 at Northern Michigan L 46 - 75F/08 at Eastern Illinois* W 71 - 57F/12 at Findlay (Ohio) L 78 - 93F/14 Hillsdale College W 72 - 41F/19 at Ferris State L 57 - 58F/22 Illinois State* W 105 - 80F/24 at Alma W 83 - 80F/28 at Eastern Michigan W 78 - 68F/29 at Ohio Northern W 89 - 80M/03 Wayne State W 80 - 67M/07 Northern Illinois* W 65 - 62 # Marshall Classic (Marshall, Mich.)

1964-65Overall: 19-7; IIAC: 5-3 (t-2nd)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/01 at Hillsdale College L 72 - 73D/02 Alma W 104 - 65D/05 at Western Illinois* W 75 - 69D/11 Eastern Illinois* W 79 - 64D/15 at Calvin W 84 - 74D/19 at Northern Ill.* (OT) L 59 - 62D/21 at Wis.-Milwaukee L 74 - 86D/28 vs. Anderson (Ind.)# W 82 - 73D/30 vs. Ferris State# W 82 - 63J/05 Ferris State W 80 - 60J/08 Illinois State* W 85 - 60J/11 Western Michigan W 72 - 60J/13 Wisconsin-Milaukee W 79 - 68J/16 Western Illinois* W 66 - 63F/03 at Alma W 86 - 63F/06 at Eastern Illinois* L 73 - 80F/09 at Ferris State L 68 - 73F/12 Northern Illinois* L 58 - 83F/16 Hillsdale College W 63 - 53F/20 at Illinois State* W 89 - 74F/22 Northern Michigan W 81 - 71F/26 Eastern Michigan W 84 - 58


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F/27 Ohio Northern W 96 - 80M/02 at Wayne State W 84 - 60M/05 vs. Jackson State$ W 83 - 78M/06 vs. Southern Illinois$ L 62 - 90 # Marshall Classic (Marshall, Mich.) $ NCAA Small College Tournament

1965-66Overall: 23-6; IIAC: 6-2 (1st)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/01 at Western Michigan W 76 - 73D/04 Illinois State* W 78 - 61D/07 at Alma W 113 - 52D/09 Hillsdale College W 73 - 69D/11 at Northern Michigan L 91 - 111D/14 at Eastern Michigan W 79 - 75D/17 Western Illinois* W 55 - 54D/18 Calvin W 75 - 66D/28 vs. Ferris State# W 91 - 72D/29 vs. Anderson (Ind.)# W 80 - 58D/30 vs. Taylor (Ind.)# L 69 - 71J/03 Alma W 82 - 38J/05 Wis.-Milwaukee W 86 - 68J/08 at Eastern Illinois* W 79 - 75J/11 Northern Illinois* W 83 - 64J/15 at Hillsdale College W 90 - 73J/29 at Ferris State W 73 - 63F/02 at Illinois State* W 65 - 62F/09 Ferris State W 90 - 71F/12 at Western Illinois* L 59 - 68F/19 Eastern Illinois* W 64 - 63F/22 Wayne State W 88 - 63F/24 at Ohio Northern W 92 - 86F/26 at Northern Ill.* (OT) L 88 - 90M/01 Hillsdale College$ W 80 - 60M/02 Northern Michigan$ W 86 - 83M/04 at Wis.-Milwaukee L 80 - 81M/07 vs. Edinboro State (Pa.)& W 67 - 53M/08 vs. Oklahoma Baptist& L 70 - 90 # Marshall Classic (Marshall, Mich.) $ NAIA District Tournament (Mount Pleasant, Mich.) & NAIA Tournament (Kansas City, Mo.)

1966-67Overall: 23-3; IIAC: 5-1 (1st)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/01 Hillsdale College (2OT) W 66 - 63D/06 Ferris State W 86 - 43D/10 Western Mich. (2OT) W 77 - 76D/13 at Eastern Michigan W 81 - 73D/17 at Western Illinois* W 70 - 62D/20 at Calvin L 69 - 71D/27 Bridgeport# W 97 - 77D/28 Concordia (Ill.)# W 101 - 61D/30 Tri-State W 81 - 68J/07 Eastern Illinois* W 67 - 55J/09 Northern Michigan W 69 - 64J/10 at Windsor W 81 - 74J/14 at Illinois State* L 65 - 66J/31 at Wayne State W 88 - 45F/01 Alma W 86 - 73F/04 at Ferris State W 82 - 63F/06 at Hillsdale College W 69 - 64F/10 Western Illinois* W 80 - 58F/11 Ohio Northern W 72 - 66F/14 Eastern Michigan W 72 - 53F/18 Eastern Illinois* W 86 - 65F/24 Illinois State* W 80 - 66M/06 Detroit College Bus.$ W 81 - 64

M/07 Hillsdale College$ W 75 - 63M/14 vs. Albany State (Ga.)& W 71 - 70M/15 vs. SW Louisiana& L 62 - 70 # Calvin Tournament (Grand Rapids, Mich.) $ NAIA State Playoff & NAIA Tournament (Kansas City, Mo.)

1967-68Overall: 14-12; IIAC: 6-6 (2nd)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/02 at Western Michigan L 67 - 81D/05 at Ball State L 72 - 76D/08 at Eastern Illinois* L 57 - 59D/09 at Eastern Illinois* W 83 - 73D/12 Calvin W 93 - 71D/15 at Illinois State* L 81 - 73D/16 at Illinois State* L 75 - 85D/18 vs. South Dakota St.# L 81 - 84D/19 vs. Wayne State# W 61 - 58D/20 Hardin-Simmons# L 62 - 70J/03 at Hillsdale College W 85 - 76J/06 Ferris State W 89 - 59J/12 at Western Illinois* W 91 - 63J/13 at Western Illinois* W 94 - 68J/16 Windsor W 104 - 57J/26 Eastern Illinois* W 82 - 62J/27 Eastern Illinois* W 80 - 64J/31 at Ohio Northern L 58 - 73F/05 Northern Michigan L 71 - 83F/09 Illinois State* (OT) L 65 - 69F/10 Illinois State* L 72 - 75F/14 Wayne State W 79 - 64F/17 at Ferris State W 60 - 50F/23 at Western Illinois* W 80 - 70F/23 at Western Illinois* L 68 - 84F/27 Hillsdale College W 82 - 77 # Wayne State Invitational (Detroit, Mich.)

1968-69Overall: 11-12; IIAC: 3-3 (3rd)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeN/30 at Hillsdale College W 75 - 57D/03 Ball State W 76 - 73D/06 vs. Illinois State# L 65 - 77D/07 vs. Western Illinois# W 85 - 70D/10 Windsor W 89 - 72D/14 at Akron L 52 - 55D/21 at Indiana State L 62 - 76D/27 at Cleveland State$ W 64 - 53D/28 vs. Central State$ L 57 - 64J/04 at Eastern Illinois* L 58 - 66 J/08 at Alma W 71 - 65J/11 Illinois State* W 88 - 63J/14 Western Michigan L 64 - 75J/25 at Wayne State L 62 - 65F/01 at Western Illinois* W 92 - 73F/05 Hillsdale College W 76 - 63F/08 Eastern Illinois* L 51 - 56F/10 Northern Michigan L 85 - 93F/15 at Illinois State* L 72 - 80F/20 Ohio Northern (OT) L 93 - 94F/22 Ferris State W 95 - 65F/26 at Calvin L 72 - 86M/01 Western Illinois* W 73 - 60 # IIAC Tournament (Charleston, Ill.) $ Cleveland State Tourn. (Cleveland, Ohio)

1969-70Overall: 22-5; IIAC: 4-2 (1st)

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/01 at Eastern Illinois (OT)# W 72 - 69D/02 vs. Illinois State# W 69 - 59D/06 at Northern Illinois L 70 - 85D/10 at Windsor W 96 - 49D/13 Indiana State W 70 - 61D/17 Akron W 81 - 63D/21 at Western Michigan W 62 - 58D/29 vs. Howard University$ W 90 - 62D/30 vs. Central State (Ohio)$ W 65 - 59D/31 vs. Buffalo State$ W 98 - 87J/03 Eastern Illinois* W 67 - 46J/05 Calvin W 66 - 60J/06 at Hillsdale College W 95 - 75J/10 at Illinois State* W 76 - 59J/12 Wayne State W 82 - 66J/31 at Western Ill.* (2OT) L 91 - 97F/05 Alma W 89 - 61F/07 at Eastern Ill.* (2OT) L 75 - 77F/10 at Northern Michigan W 74 - 72F/14 Illinois State* W 66 - 59F/17 Hillsdale College W 90 - 63F/20 Ohio Northern W 81 - 58F/21 at Ferris State L 77 - 87F/24 at Ball State W 82 - 78F/28 Western Illinois* W 86 - 68M/06 Wayne State& W 73 - 61M/07 St. Joseph’s (Ind.)& L 68 - 87 # IIAC Tournament (Charleston, Ill.) $ Cleveland State Tourn. (Cleveland, Ohio) & NCAA Great Lakes Regional

1970-71Overall: 18-9

Coach: Ted KjolhedeD/01 at Calvin (OT) W 79 - 71D/04 vs. Illinois State# W 77 - 73D/05 vs. Eastern Illinois# W 63 - 62D/09 Northern Illinois W 92 - 86D/12 at Buffalo L 73 - 80D/15 San Fernando Valley W 83 - 59D/22 at Michigan State L 74 - 85D/28 vs. Moorhead (Minn.)$ L 68 - 76D/29 vs. St. John’s (Minn.)$ W 79 - 60D/30 vs. Central State (Ohio)$ L 29 - 51J/04 at Alma W 72 - 65J/06 at Illinois State W 75 - 63J/09 at Central State (Ohio) L 53 - 60J/11 at Wayne State W 82 - 70J/16 Ball State W 93 - 76J/20 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) W 86 - 64J/23 Northern Michigan W 92 - 66J/30 at Western Illinois L 62 - 75F/02 Ferris State L 73 - 79F/06 Eastern Illinois W 77 - 75F/10 Western Mich. (OT) W 90 - 86F/15 at Akron L 85 - 86F/20 Illinois State W 98 - 90F/27 Western Illinois W 84 - 70M/01 at Indiana State W 83 - 75M/11 vs. Augustana (Ill.)& W 63 - 59M/12 at Evansville& L 60 - 78 # Western Illinois Invitational (Macomb, Ill.) $ Granite City Classic (St. Cloud, Minn.) & NCAA Great Lakes Regional


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1971-72 Overall: 15-11

Coach: Dick ParfittD/01 Alma W 81 - 63D/03 Eastern Illinois# L 88 - 90D/04 Western Illinois# W 88 - 71D/08 at Ball State W 89 - 83D/11 Buffalo W 75 - 60D/18 at Western Michigan L 65 - 72D/28 vs. Minnesota-Morris$ W 64 - 48D/29 at St. Cloud State$ W 69 - 62D/30 S.F. Austin$ L 74 - 82J/03 at Southern Colorado W 76 - 69J/05 at Air Force L 61 - 70J/08 at Eastern Illinois L 81 - 95J/11 at Northern Michigan L 72 - 83J/15 Calvin W 92 - 72J/22 Central State (Ohio) W 109 - 65J/24 at Northern Illinois L 64 - 93J/29 Western Illinois W 85 - 60J/31 at Buffalo State W 89 - 81F/05 at Akron L 64 - 92F/09 at Ferris State W 87 - 81F/12 Eastern Illinois W 91 - 66F/19 at Illinois State L 60 - 75F/21 Wayne State W 71 - 58F/23 Akron W 87 - 73F/26 at Western Illinois L 75 - 77M/04 at St.Joseph’s (Ind.) L 67 - 73 # Chip Cage Classic, (Mount Pleasant, Mich.) $ Granite City Classic (St. Cloud, Minn.)

1972-73Overall: 13-13; MAC: 4-6 (6th)

Coach: Dick ParfittN/25 Ill.-Chicago Circle W 72 - 64N/28 at Ohio* L 84 - 86D/02 at Miami* L 60 - 69D/06 Ball State W 101 - 87D/09 Ferris State L 74 - 77D/12 at Calvin L 60 - 72D/16 Bowling Green L 83 - 88D/19 at Michigan State L 74 - 96D/22 Western Michigan* W 70 - 69D/30 at Toledo* W 71 - 59J/03 Eastern Illinois (OT) W 94 - 90J/08 at Western Illinois W 73 - 70J/13 at Marshall L 91 - 99J/17 Kent State* W 71 - 70J/19 at Wayne State W 93 - 81J/24 Toledo* L 73 - 90J/27 Indiana State (OT) L 79 - 85J/30 Illinois State W 84 - 82F/03 Buffalo State W 103 - 83F/06 Northern Michigan W 81 - 76F/10 at Eastern Illinois W 69 - 68F/12 at Bowling Green* L 80 - 87F/19 at Kent State* L 84 - 85F/24 at Western Michigan* W 81 - 79F/26 Northern Illinois L 81 - 85M/03 Akron L 67 - 70

1973-74Overall: 14-12; MAC: 6-6 (t-4th)

Coach: Dick ParfittD/01 Michigan State L 70 - 78D/05 Calvin W 68 - 56D/07 vs. American University# W 93 - 90D/08 at Steubenville# L 36 - 41

D/11 at Ferris State (OT) W 79 - 76D/15 at Illinois State L 72 - 83D/18 Wayne State W 103 - 71D/22 at Ball State* L 94 - 98D/28 vs. Fairfield$ L 66 - 69D/29 vs. Montana State$ W 102 - 75J/05 Western Illinois W 102 - 82J/12 Kent State* W 80 - 72J/16 at Bowling Green* (OT) L 56 - 65J/19 Miami* L 66 - 83J/23 at Toledo* L 74 - 90J/26 Ohio* W 84 - 83J/30 at Western Michigan* L 67 - 85F/02 Marshall W 90 - 76F/05 at Northern Michigan W 82 - 57F/09 at Kent State* (OT) W 83 - 79F/13 Bowling Green* W 90 - 59F/16 at Miami* L 79 - 86F/20 Toledo* W 71 -69F/23 at Ohio* (OT) L 78 - 79F/27 at Northern Illinois* L 90 - 96M/02 Western Michigan* W 78 - 77 # Lions’ Invitational Tourn. (Steubenville, Ohio) $ Motor City Invitational (Detroit, Mich.)

1974-75 Overall: 22-6; MAC: 10-4 (1st)

Coach: Dick ParfittD/02 at Michigan State L 78 - 82D/07 Ferris State W 102 - 68D/11 Western Michigan* W 81 - 67D/14 at Detroit W 72 - 69D/21 Ball State* W 101 - 77D/23 at Indiana State W 88 - 77D/27 vs. Stetson# W 78 - 77D/28 vs. Richmond# W 106 - 83J/04 at Western Illinois W 89 - 82J/11 at Kent State* W 83 - 77J/15 Bowling Green* W 83 - 73J/18 at Miami* L 76 - 102J/22 Toledo* L 64 - 65J/25 at Ohio* L 68 - 75F/01 Illinois State W 93 - 82F/05 Northern Illinois* W 95 - 67F/08 Kent State* W 63 - 62F/10 Buffalo W 97 - 80F/12 Eastern Michigan W 96 - 75F/15 Miami* W 78 - 74F/19 at Toledo* L 80 - 90F/22 Ohio* W 117 - 88F/26 at Eastern Michigan* W 91 - 76M/01 at Western Michigan* W 74 - 72M/08 Bowling Green* (OT) W 82 - 80M/15 vs. Georgetown - NCAA W 77 - 75M/20 vs. Kentucky - NCAA L 73 - 90M/22 vs. Oregon State - NCAA W 88 - 87 # Tangerine Bowl Classic (Winter Park, Fla.)

1975-76Overall: 12-14; MAC: 8-8 (t-4th)

Coach: Dick ParfittD/01 at Michigan State L 61 - 69D/06 Detroit W 82 - 77D/08 Western Illinois W 108 - 76D/13 San Jose State L 78 - 82D/15 at Cal State-Fullerton L 42 - 75D/17 at San Diego State L 59 - 73D/20 Indiana State W 66 - 61D/22 Ferris State W 88 - 55

J/03 at Ohio* L 74 - 86J/07 at Bowling Green* L 72 - 88J/10 Eastern Michigan* W 82 - 80J/12 at Buffalo L 77 - 95J/17 at Toledo* L 59 - 73J/21 Northern Illinois* W 77 - 61J/24 at Kent State* L 62 - 68J/28 Ball State* W 66 - 64J/31 at Miami* L 80 - 92F/07 Western Michigan* L 73 - 76F/11 Bowling Green* W 95 - 82F/14 at Eastern Michigan* W 74 - 59F/16 at Illinois State L 80 - 95F/21 Toledo* L 87 - 88F/25 at Northern Illinois* W 77 - 75F/28 Kent State* W 66 - 63M/03 at Ball State* L 63 - 76M/06 Ohio* W 114 - 99

1976-77Overall: 18-10; MAC: 13-3 (t-1st)

Coach: Dick ParfittN/26 Tri-State W 71 - 66N/29 Michigan State W 81 - 76D/04 Illinois State L 76 - 81D/06 Wittenberg W 90 - 75D/08 at Ferris State L 69 - 72D/11 Oakland W 120 - 64D/13 Grand Valley L 84 - 88D/18 at Indiana State L 62 - 80D/21 at Michigan L 63 - 104D/29 vs. Loyola-Chicago# W 70 - 68D/30 at Evansville# L 64 - 69J/05 at Ball State* W 71 - 69J/08 Eastern Michigan* W 76 - 70J/15 at Miami* W 78 - 76J/22 at Western Michigan* L 65 - 71J/26 Northern Illinois* L 80 - 82F/02 Toledo* W 88 - 81F/05 Kent State* W 96 - 76F/09 Ball State* W 85 - 72F/12 at Eastern Michigan* W 76 - 72F/16 Bowling Green* W 57 - 56F/19 Miami* W 92 - 85F/23 at Toledo* L 61 - 69F/26 Western Michigan* W 77 - 61M/02 at Northern Ill.* (OT) W 80 - 78M/05 at Bowling Green* W 94 - 91M/07 at Ohio* W 76 - 64M/13 vs. UNC-Charlotte - NCAA (OT) L 86 - 91 # Evansville Holiday (Evansville, Ind.)

1977-7816-10; MAC: 11-5 (t-2nd)

Coach: Dick ParfittN/26 Anderson W 82 - 73N/28 at Michigan State L 61 - 68D/05 Indiana State L 77 - 93D/07 Oakland W 99 - 64D/10 Toledo* W 77 - 76D/12 Grand Valley W 103 - 82D/17 at Michigan L 79 - 92D/19 at Illinois State L 78 - 90D/27 Wis.-Milwaukee W 91 - 89J/04 at Northern Illinois* L 80 - 82J/07 Kent State* W 93 - 61J/11 Buffalo W 102 - 73J/14 at Ball State* L 73 - 74J/18 Miami* L 76 - 80


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J/21 at Western Michigan* W 64 - 55J/25 Ohio* W 77 - 71F/04 at Eastern Michigan* W 79 - 67F/08 Northern Illinois* W 69 - 67F/11 at Kent State* W 86 - 79F/13 at Butler L 69 - 68F/18 Ball State* W 91 - 84F/22 at Miami* L 74 - 78F/25 Western Michigan* W 88 - 78M/01 at Ohio* L 94 - 105M/04 at Toledo* (5OT) W 109 - 107M/06 Bowling Green* (OT) W 82 - 77

1978-79Overall: 19-9; MAC: 13-3 (t-1st)

Coach: Dick ParfittN/24 Grand Valley W 66 - 57N/27 at Michigan State L 54 - 71N/30 at Michigan L 78 - 87D/02 Oakland W 81 - 69D/06 Butler L 62 - 69D/11 Illinois State W 66 - 63D/16 at Wis.-Milwaukee W 82 - 67D/23 at Detroit L 72 - 79D/29 vs. Navy# W 78 - 70D/20 at Evansville# W 74 - 73J/06 Miami* W 88 - 68J/10 at Ball State* L 74 - 78J/13 at Western Michigan* W 79 - 78J/17 Ohio* W 71 - 70J/20 Eastern Michigan* W 88 - 74J/24 at Bowling Green* W 81 - 76J/27 Toledo* W 77 - 66J/31 Kent State* W 82 -63F/03 at Northern Ill.* (OT) L 66 - 73F/07 Ball State* W 100 - 80F/10 at Miami* W 61 - 60F/17 Western Michigan* W 94 - 86F/21 at Ohio* W 80 - 62F/24 at Eastern Michigan* W 66 - 65F/28 Bowling Green* W 72 - 66M/03 Kent State* L 68 - 79M/06 Toledo** L 65 - 72M/08 at Purdue - NIT L 80 - 97 # Evansville Holiday (Evansville, Ind.)

1979-80Overall: 12-13; MAC: 6-10 (9th)

Coach: Dick ParfittD/01 Detroit W 72 - 70D/03 at Michigan L 78 - 96D/08 Miami* W 77 - 58D/10 Oakland W 85 - 77D/15 Grand Valley W 77 - 69D/18 Michigan State L 76 - 95D/22 at Valparaiso L 58 - 61D/28 Wis.-Green Bay# W 72 - 53D/29 Adelphi# W 87 - 72J/02 Defiance W 107 - 84J/05 Ohio* W 83 - 50J/09 at Western Michigan* L 64 - 84J/12 Toledo* L 88 - 115J/16 at Bowling Green* L 62 - 69J/19 Eastern Michigan* W 61 - 59J/23 at Northern Illinois* L 55 - 57J/26 Kent State* W 73 - 71J/30 at Miami* L 73 - 83F/02 at Ball State* L 67 - 84F/06 Western Michigan* L 73 - 76

F/09 at Ohio* (OT) L 66 - 67F/13 Northern Illinois* W 69 - 64F/16 at Toledo* L 65 - 85F/20 Bowling Green* W 75 - 72F/23 at Eastern Michigan* L 67 - 70 # Perrecco Cup (Erie, Pa.)

1980-81 Overall: 12-14; MAC: 5-11 (t-9th)

Coach: Dick ParfittN/28 vs. Detroit# W 93 - 70N/29 at Michigan State# W 89 - 66D/03 Grand Valley W 71 - 68D/06 Quincy College W 71 - 65D/08 Valparaiso W 80 - 64D/12 at Central Florida$ L 55 - 60D/13 vs. Hofstra$ W 77 - 75D/22 Wittenberg L 56 - 57D/31 at Wisconsin L 62 - 69J/03 Baltimore W 75 - 62J/07 at Western Michigan* L 60 - 75J/10 Ohio* W 64 - 58J/14 Northern Illinois* (OT) L 75 - 79J/17 at Bowling Green* L 94 - 96J/21 Eastern Michigan* L 72 - 80J/24 at Toledo* (OT) L 68 - 70J/28 Kent State* W 75 - 62J/31 at Ball State* L 69 - 76F/04 Miami* W 103 - 87F/07 at Ohio* (2OT) L 68 - 70F/11 at Northern Illinois* L 57 - 70F/14 Bowling Green* L 80 - 90F/18 at Eastern Michigan* W 84 - 68F/21 Toledo* L 70 - 73F/25 at Kent State* L 65 - 78F/28 Ball State* (OT) W 84 - 83 # Cutlass Classic (Lansing, Mich.) $ Tangerine Bowl Classic (Winter Park, Fla.)

1981-82 Overall: 10-16; MAC: 4-12 (10th)

Coach: Dick ParfittN/27 at Michigan State# L 70 - 89N/28 vs. Boise State# (2OT) W 73 - 72D/01 Grand Valley W 95 - 69D/04 at Syracuse$ L 66 - 100D/05 vs. North Texas State$ L 65 - 79D/09 Wisconsin W 71 - 68D/12 Muskingum W 78 - 61D/19 Anderson W 86 - 68D/30 at Valparaiso L 71 - 78J/02 Wittenberg W 47 - 40J/06 at Kent State* (OT) L 52 - 54J/09 at Bowling Green* L 41 - 58J/13 Eastern Mich.* (OT) W 68 - 66J/16 at Toledo* L 65 - 82J/20 Northern Illinois* W 64 - 62J/23 at Ball State* W 63 - 79J/27 Miami* L 69 - 83J/30 at Western Michigan* L 50 - 54F/03 Ohio* L 67 - 72F/06 Bowling Green* (OT) L 79 - 80F/10 at Eastern Michigan* L 62 - 69F/13 Toledo* W 93 - 87F/17 at Northern Illinois* L 50 - 55F/20 Ball State* W 83 - 79F/24 at Miami* L 76 - 93F/27 Western Michigan* L 67 - 82 # Cutlass Classic (Lansing, Mich.) $ Carrier Classic (Syracuse N.Y.)

1982-83 Overall: 10-17; MAC: 5-13 (9th)

Coach: Dick ParfittN/26 vs. Wis.-Green Bay# W 74 - 62N/27 at Michigan State# L 47 - 62D/01 at Michigan L 66 - 71D/04 Wittenberg W 56 - 41D/11 at Wisconsin L 67 - 83D/17 at Southern Methodist$ L 78 - 89D/18 vs. Hardin-Simmons$ W 63 - 56D/29 Indiana St.-Evansville W 70 - 62J/03 Anderson W 97 - 72J/05 Eastern Michigan* W 79 - 51J/08 at Toledo* W 64 - 62J/12 Northern Illinois* L 65 - 71J/15 at Kent State* L 67 - 80J/19 Miami* L 69 - 65J/22 at Western Michigan* L 42 -43J/26 Ohio* L 72 - 77J/29 at Ball State* L 57 - 69F/02 at Bowling Green* L 69 - 78F/05 Toledo* W 70 - 69F/09 at Northern Illinois* L 65 - 66F/12 Kent State* W 74 - 66F/16 at Miami* L 57 - 59F/19 Western Michigan* W 79 - 59F/23 at Ohio* L 63 - 87F/26 Ball State* L 64 - 67M/02 Bowling Green* L 82 - 90M/05 at Eastern Michigan* L 86 - 95 # Cutlass Classic (Lansing, Mich.) $ Dallas Morning News Classic (Dallas, Texas)

1983-84Overall: 11-16; MAC: 6-12 (8th)

Coach: Dick ParfittN/25 Michigan State# L 52 - 73N/26 Fairfield# (OT) W 71 - 69 at Michigan L 39 - 58D/05 Defiance L 64 - 74D/16 Pacific$ W 61 - 59D/17 Georgia Tech$ L 71 - 73D/22 Flagler W 100 - 64D/28 Tri-State W 83 - 74D/31 Valparaiso W 78 - 67J/04 at Northern Ill.* (OT) L 67 - 74J/07 Kent State* W 68 - 60J/11 at Ball State* W 81 - 79J/14 Western Michigan* L 59 - 60J/18 at Ohio* (OT) L 56 - 57J/21 Miami* L 55 - 69J/25 Bowling Green* (OT) W 86 - 84J/28 at Eastern Michigan* L 60 - 62F/01 Toledo* L 67 - 83F/04 at Kent State* L 58 - 77F/08 Ball State* W 78 - 68F/11 at Western Michigan* W 64 - 63F/15 Ohio* L 60 - 76F/18 at Miami* L 57 - 75F/22 at Bowling Green* L 74 - 84F/25 Eastern Michigan* W 84 - 70F/29 at Toledo* L 69 - 71M/03 Northern Illinois* L 78 - 81 # Cutlass Classic (Lansing, Mich.) $ Casaba Club Classic (Forest Grove, Ore.)


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1984-85Overall: 9-18; MAC: 4-14 (10th)

Coach: Dick ParfittN/30 vs. Army# L 75 - 87D/01 vs. Western Michigan# W 71 - 70D/05 at Detroit L 67 - 89D/08 at Wisconsin L 63 - 74D/13 Anderson W 96 - 76D/18 Defiance W 78 - 75D/21 vs. Northern Iowa$ W 51 - 50D/22 at Evansville$ L 66 - 82D/29 Tri-State W 74 - 57J/02 Ball State* W 78 - 75J/05 at Miami* L 59 - 91J/09 Ohio* L 66 - 75J/12 at Western Michigan* L 83 - 98J/15 at Bowling Green* L 58 - 66J/19 Eastern Michigan* L 76 - 79J/23 at Toledo* L 67 - 68J/26 Northern Illinois* W 90 - 80J/30 at Kent State* L 64 - 67F/02 Miami* L 59 - 69F/06 at Ohio* L 52 - 56F/13 Bowling Green* L 70 - 72F/16 at Eastern Michigan* L 70 - 81F/20 Toledo* W 74 - 63F/23 at Northern Illinois* L 76 - 83F/27 Kent State* W 81 - 69M/02 at Ball State* L 78 - 93 # Cutlass Classic, (Lansing, Mich.) $ Krystal Invitational (Evansville, Ind.)

1985-86Overall: 11-17; MAC 7-11 (t-6th)

Coach: Charles ColesN/25 Detroit (OT) L 64 - 67N/29 at Michigan State# L 60 - 103N/30 vs. Delaware# (OT) L 85 - 89D/04 Tri-State W 95 - 85D/06 at Southern Methodist L 45 - 68D/12 at Michigan L 61 - 82D/15 Grand Valley W 63 - 46D/21 Defiance W 85 - 76D/28 at Youngstown State W 69 - 68J/02 at Western Michigan* L 63 - 74J/04 Ohio* L 61 - 78J/08 Bowling Green* (OT) L 67 - 68J/11 at Eastern Michigan* W 65 - 63J/15 Toledo* W 79 - 65J/18 at Northern Illinois* L 66 - 76J/22 Kent State* L 55 - 58J/25 at Ball State* L 56 - 58J/29 Miami* L 55 - 62F/01 at Ohio* L 57 - 79F/05 at Bowling Green* W 80 - 58F/08 Eastern Michigan* W 77 - 66F/12 at Toledo* W 57 - 55F/15 Northern Illinois* L 62 - 60F/19 at Kent State* W 70 - 58F/22 Ball State* L 68 - 71F/26 at Miami* L 73 - 74M/02 Western Michigan* W 71 - 65M/06 vs. Ohio** L 62 - 66 # Cutlass Classic (Lansing, Mich.)

1986-87Overall: 22-8; MAC: 14-2 (1st)

Coach: Charles ColesD/01 Tri-State W 100 - 54

D/03 at Michigan L 56 - 76D/06 Wisconsin W 80 66D/11 at Western Kentucky W 73 - 65D/15 Oakland W 68 - 51D/18 at California L 57 - 70D/19 at St. Mary’s L 39 - 55D/23 Grand Valley W 89 - 47D/29 at Notre Dame L 54 - 55D/31 Kent State* W 75 - 58J/03 Bowling Green* W 73 - 61J/07 at Ball State* L 79 - 81J/10 Eastern Michigan* W 91 - 64J/14 at Miami* W 82 - 58J/17 Toledo* W 76 - 59J/21 at Western Michigan* L 69 - 73J/24 Chicago State W 76 - 66J/28 at Ohio* W 70 - 61J/31 at Bowling Green* W 71 - 70F/04 Ball State* W 80 - 57F/07 at Eastern Michigan* W 59 - 58F/11 Miami* W 83 - 67F/14 at Toledo* W 80 - 67F/18 Western Michigan* W 85 - 71F/21 at Cleveland State L 101 - 111F/25 Ohio* W 75 - 50F/28 at Kent State* W 76 - 68M/06 vs. Eastern Michigan** W 80 - 76M/07 vs. Kent State** W 64 - 63M/12 vs. UCLA - NCAA West L 73 - 92

1987-88 Overall: 19-13; MAC: 10-6 (2nd)

Coach: Charles ColesN/27 at Hawaii-Pacific# W 112 - 89N/28 vs. New Mexico State# W 87 - 86N/29 vs. Alabama# L 80 - 83D/01 at Oregon L 67 - 82D/03 Oakland W 127 - 116D/05 at Michigan L 67 - 97D/07 Western Kentucky L 73 - 77D/13 Wisconsin-Green Bay L 56 - 60D/17 Youngstown State W 89 - 59D/22 at Wright State W 97 - 68J/02 at Ohio State L 83 - 85J/06 Eastern Michigan* L 65 - 72J/09 at Toledo* W 73 - 60J/13 Cleveland State W 82 - 77J/16 at Kent State* L 53 - 59J/20 Ball State* W 72 - 51J/23 at Miami* W 68 - 60J/27 Western Michigan* W 83 - 73J/30 at Ohio* W 67 - 65F/03 at Bowling Green* W 63 - 60F/06 Toledo* W 82 - 66F/08 Detroit W 70 - 68F/10 at Chicago State W 87 - 75F/13 Kent State* W 80 - 45F/17 at Ball State* L 51 - 54F/20 Miami* L 70 - 72F/24 at Western Michigan* L 72 - 79F/27 Ohio* W 64 - 61M/02 Bowling Green* W 52 - 47M/05 at Eastern Michigan* L 64 - 79M/10 vs. Kent State** W 66 - 56M/11 vs. Ohio** L 62 - 64 # Hawaii-Pacific Tourn. (Honolulu, Hawai’i)

1988-89Overall: 12-16; MAC: 6-10 (t-6th)

Coach: Charles ColesN/26 at Wichita State L 71 - 98N/28 Detroit W 76 - 56D/03 Chicago State W 86 - 63D/05 Wright State W 96 - 87D/07 at Michigan L 62 - 108D/10 at Wisc.-Green Bay W 53 - 50D/15 Youngstown State W 79 - 63D/17 at Western Kentucky L 62 - 77D/21 Texas A&M# L 57 - 73D/23 Rhode Island# L 50 - 68D/28 Ohio Northern W 71 - 49J/07 Kent State* L 77 - 79J/11 at Ball State* L 56 - 77J/14 Miami* W 82 - 80J/18 at Western Michigan* L 67 - 72J/21 Ohio* W 79 - 69J/25 Eastern Michigan* L 83 - 88J/28 at Bowling Green* W 56 - 55F/01 Toledo* L 43 - 74F/04 at Kent State* W 65 - 60F/08 Ball State* L 65 - 66F/11 at Miami* L 61 - 70F/15 Western Michigan* L 57 - 66F/18 at Ohio* W 62 - 60F/22 at Eastern Michigan* L 77 - 90F/25 Bowling Green W 81 - 70M/01 at Toledo* L 54 - 55M/10 Toledo ** L 55 - 75 # Rebel Roundup, (Las Vegas, Nev.)

1989-90 Overall: 13-17; MAC: 6-10 (7th)

Coach: Charles ColesN/25 at Detroit L 66 - 75N/29 Wichita State W 80 - 78D/02 Siena (OT) L 83 - 89D/04 Wisconsin-Green Bay L 57 - 65D/06 at Michigan L 51 - 100D/09 at Wright State L 73 - 74D/16 at Chicago State (OT) W 66 - 62D/18 Capital W 93 - 58D/21 vs. Appalachian State# W 77 - 69D/22 at Youngstown State# W 67 - 66J/03 Ball State* L 60 - 83J/06 at Miami* L 69 - 83J/10 Western Michigan* W 92 - 82J/13 at Ohio (OT) W 100 - 88J/17 at Toledo* L 69 - 83J/20 Bowling Green W 72 - 58J/24 at Eastern Mich.* (OT) L 70 - 71J/27 Akron (OT) L 60 - 62J/31 at Kent State* L 74 - 83F/03 Miami* W 73 - 66F/07 at Western Mich.* (2OT) L 77 - 78F/10 Ohio* L 57 - 60F/14 Toledo* W 60 - 45F/17 at Bowling Green* L 56 - 75F/21 Eastern Michigan* W 59 - 56F/28 Kent State* L 49 - 54M/03 at Ball State* L 57 - 84M/09 Kent State** W 82 - 65M/10 Miami** W 78 - 76M/11 Ball State** L 56 - 78 # Youngstown State Classic (Youngstown, Ohio)


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1990-91 Overall: 14-14; MAC: 8-8 (6th)

Coach: Charles ColesN/25 Oakland W 116 - 80N/28 at Michigan L 63 - 72D/01 Detroit W 75 - 68D/03 Ferris State W 79 - 53D/08 Wright State W 112 - 85D/15 at Akron L 58 - 84D/20 at Michigan State L 61 - 74D/29 Wis.-Green Bay (OT) L 59 - 67J/02 Western Michigan* W 59 - 56J/05 Ohio* W 70 - 42J/09 Wis.-Milwaukee W 59 - 44J/12 at Bowling Green* L 57 - 72J/16 Eastern Michigan* L 61 - 63J/19 at Toledo* W 73 - 56J/23 Kent State* W 69 - 60J/26 at Ball State* L 56 - 59J/30 Miami* L 74 - 78F/02 Ohio* L 53 - 68F/06 at Siena L 52 - 65F/09 Bowling Green* W 76 - 74F/13 at Eastern Michigan* L 58 - 94F/16 Toledo* W 78 - 65F/20 at Kent State* L 51 - 66F/23 Ball State* L 58 - 70F/27 at Miami* W 86 - 85M/02 at Western Michigan* W 91 - 71M/08 vs. Ball State** L 69 - 77

1991-92Overall: 12-16; MAC 6-10 (7th)

Coach: Keith DambrotN/26 Hope W 109 - 90D/04 Chicago State W 92 - 75D/06 vs. Wis.-Green Bay# L 45 - 55D/07 vs. Prairie View A&M# W 115 - 55D/13 vs. Tennessee-Martin$ W 97 - 70D/14 at Indiana$ L 52 - 99D/16 at Michigan L 70 - 86D/19 Oakland W 74 - 62D/28 Aquinas W 66 - 62J/04 at Louisiana Tech L 85 - 104J/11 Bowling Green* W 78 - 71J/15 at Eastern Michigan* W 67 - 61J/18 Toledo* W 64 - 61J/22 at Kent State* L 63 - 75J/25 Ball State* L 66 - 73J/29 at Miami* L 81 - 99F/01 Western Michigan* L 77 - 81F/05 at Ohio* L 52 - 81F/08 at Bowling Green* L 58 - 60F/12 Eastern Michigan* W 73 - 68F/15 at Toledo* W 68 - 61F/19 Kent State* L 76 - 83F/22 at Ball State* L 55 - 75F/26 Miami* L 76 - 89F/29 at Western Michigan* L 94 - 101M/04 Ohio* W 71 - 62M/07 at Wis.-Milwaukee L 71 - 92M/13 vs. Ball State** L 65 - 79 # Boilermaker Classic (West Lafayette, Ind.) $ Indiana Classic (Bloomington, Ind.)

1992-93Overall: 8-18; MAC 4-14 (9th)

Coach: Keith DambrotD/01 Lake Superior W 91 - 62

D/04 George Washington# L 66 - 87D/05 Stetson# W 84 - 83D/11 vs. Georgia Southern$ L 74 - 89D/12 vs. SE Missouri$ L 61 - 74D/21 at Michigan L 69 - 94D/28 at Northeast Illinois W 99 - 92J/06 Eastern Michigan* W 71 - 64J/09 at Toledo* L 67 - 81J/13 Kent State* L 74 - 75J/16 at Ball State* L 48 - 73J/20 Miami* L 43 - 59J/23 at Western Michigan* L 53 - 69J/25 Siena Heights W 86 - 84J/27 Ohio* W 91 - 81J/30 at Akron* W 64 - 62F/03 at Bowling Green* L 99 - 105F/06 Toledo* L 109 - 115F/10 at Kent State* L 71 - 105F/13 Ball State* L 81 - 84F/17 at Miami* L 68 - 87F/20 Western Michigan* L 79 - 99F/24 at Ohio* L 51 - 66F/27 Akron* W 75 - 59M/03 Bowling Green* L 64 - 73M/06 at Eastern Michigan* L 80 - 92 # Hatter Classic (DeLand, Fla.) $ Bearcat Classic (Cincinnati, Ohio)

1993-94 Overall: 5-21; MAC: 4-14 (9th)

Coach: Leonard DrakeN/27 Iona L 57 - 59N/30 Lake Superior State L 54 - 58D/03 vs. Texas Tech# L 61 - 70D/04 vs. Cal-Northridge# L 64 - 66D/08 Wis.-Milwaukee L 44 - 53D/11 at Northeastern W 77 - 72D/20 at Michigan L 44 - 86D/28 Northeast Illinois L 58 - 78J/05 at Kent State* L 54 - 71J/08 Ball State* L 63 - 69J/12 at Miami* L 40 - 76J/15 Western Michigan* L 49 - 57J/19 at Ohio* L 57 - 74J/22 Akron* W 50 - 49J/26 Bowling Green* W 58 - 53J/29 at Eastern Michigan* L 60 - 74F/02 Toledo* L 64 - 70F/05 at Ball State* L 50 - 84F/09 Miami* L 59 - 83F/12 at Western Michigan* L 60 - 63F/16 Ohio* L 48 - 84F/19 at Akron* (OT) W 70 - 64F/23 at Bowling Green* L 64 - 79F/26 Eastern Michigan* L 60 - 78M/02 at Toledo* L 56 - 69M/05 Kent State* W 73 - 68 # Pizza Hut Classic (Springfield, Mo.)

1994-95 Overall: 3-23; MAC: 0-18 (10th)

Coach: Leonard DrakeN/26 at Iona L 95 - 99N/30 Marshall L 80 - 87D/03 Detroit W 57 - 56D/06 Michigan-Dearborn W 82 - 74D/10 at Northwestern L 68 - 73D/20 at Marshall L 76 - 87D/22 Cardinal Stritch W 88 - 56

D/30 Purdue L 66 - 74J/04 at Akron* L 53 - 61J/07 Western Michigan* L 52 - 72J/11 at Bowling Green* L 68 - 102J/14 at Eastern Michigan* L 79 - 85J/18 Ball State* L 68 - 85J/21 at Miami* L 43 - 66J/25 Kent State* L 74 - 81J/28 at Ohio* L 59 - 96F/01 Toledo* L 60 - 77F/04 at Western Michigan* L 54 - 71F/08 Bowling Green* L 57 - 75F/11 Eastern Michigan* L 64 - 80F/15 at Ball State* L 54 - 84F/18 Miami* L 54 - 79F/22 at Kent State* L 49 - 57F/25 Ohio* L 53 - 78M/01 at Toledo* L 58 - 74M/04 Akron* L 51 - 65

1995-96Overall: 6-20; MAC: 3-15 (9th)

Coach: Leonard DrakeN/25 Tri-State W 80 - 66N/29 Purdue L 76 - 78D/06 at Detroit L 54 - 57D/09 Michigan-Dearborn W 69 - 49D/20 Northwestern L 63 - 64D/22 at Wichita State L 51 - 58D/29 at Michigan State# W 69 - 62D/30 vs. Rice# L 57 - 65J/03 Akron* L 63 - 69J/06 at Western Michigan* L 74 - 81J/10 Bowling Green* L 70 - 81J/13 Eastern Michigan* L 76 - 81J/17 at Ball State* L 69 - 82J/20 Miami* L 72 - 88J/24 at Kent State* W 85 - 82J/27 Ohio* L 65 - 72J/31 at Toledo* L 59 - 65F/03 Western Michigan* L 61 - 73F/07 at Bowling Green* L 63 - 74F/10 at Eastern Michigan* L 79 - 91F/14 Ball State* L 75 - 82F/17 at Miami* L 54 - 78F/21 Kent State* L 53 - 75F/24 at Ohio* L 73 - 76F/28 Toledo* (2OT) L 102 - 103M/02 at Akron* W 69 - 68 # Cutlass Classic (Lansing, Mich.)

1996-97Overall: 7-19; MAC: 4-14 (10th)

Coach: Leonard DrakeN/22 Michigan-Dearborn W 84 - 53N/26 at Northwestern L 49 - 70N/30 at Fairfield L 82 - 63D/06 Tennessee State# L 76 - 79D/07 Columbia# (OT) W 84 - 80D/17 Detroit W 90 - 78D/20 vs. Central Connecticut$ L 64 - 68D/21 at South Florida$ L 46 - 58J/04 Bowling Green* W 83 - 79J/08 at Eastern Michigan* L 67 - 104J/11 Western Michigan* L 78 - 83J/13 at Miami* L 51 - 77J/15 Ball State* W 81 - 61J/18 at Toledo* L 81 - 85J/22 Akron* L 66 - 83


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J/25 at Ohio* L 68 - 83J/29 Kent State* L 83 - 85F/01 Eastern Michigan* L 94 - 100F/03 at Western Michigan* L 67 - 87F/08 Miami* W 86 - 75F/12 at Ball State* L 69 - 88F/15 Toledo* L 65 - 83F/19 at Akron* L 55 - 98F/22 Ohio* L 82 - 100F/26 at Kent State* W 75 - 63M/01 at Bowling Green* L 70 - 99 # Illinois Classic (Champaign, Ill.) $ South Florida Tournament (Tampa, Fla.)

1997-98Overall: 5-21;

MAC: 3-15 (6th-West)Coach: Jay Smith

N/15 Wright State L 72 - 82N/22 Rochester College W 74 - 52N/28 at Michigan State# L 61 - 89N/29 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock# L 65 - 74D/02 at Xavier L 54 - 88D/05 at Robert Morris W 65 - 62D/16 at Detroit L 53 - 77D/20 at Wright State L 72 - 79D/27 Northern Illinois* (OT) W 90 - 85D/29 at Ball State* L 58 - 99J/02 Miami* L 65 - 86J/05 Bowling Green* L 72 - 77J/08 at Akron* L 49 - 76J/10 at Kent State* L 69 - 84J/17 at Western Michigan* L 63 - 81J/21 Toledo* L 79 - 101J/24 at Eastern Michigan* L 53 - 85J/29 Kent State* L 70 - 73J/31 Akron* W 79 - 77F/05 at Ohio* (2OT) L 121 - 122F/07 at Marshall* L 60 - 82F/14 Western Michigan* L 68 - 87F/18 Eastern Michigan* L 82 - 97F/21 at Toledo* L 60 - 68F/23 Ball State* W 73 - 71F/25 at Northern Illinois* L 61 - 63 # Coca Cola Classic (Lansing, Mich.)

1998-99Overall: 10-16;

MAC: 7-11 (3rd-West)Coach: Jay Smith

N/14 Rochester College W 88 - 50N/17 at Wright State (OT) W 82 - 81N/21 at Wis.-Milwaukee L 67 - 73N/24 at South Florida L 55 - 58N/30 Robert Morris W 66 - 57D/02 Fairfield L 85 - 86D/05 at Notre Dame L 56 - 83D/09 at Detroit L 51 - 60D/12 Miami* (OT) L 69 - 81D/21 Buffalo* W 88 - 67D/30 at Marshall* L 60 - 81J/02 at Ohio* L 72 - 78J/07 Ball State* W 70 - 68J/13 at Northern Illinois* W 63 - 62J/16 Western Michigan W 93 - 78J/20 at Eastern Mich.* (OT) L 53 - 56J/23 at Buffalo* W 79 - 70J/27 Toledo* L 64 - 75J/30 Akron* L 86 - 94

F/03 at Kent State* L 57 - 67F/06 Ohio* W 70 - 67F/10 at Bowling Green* L 73 - 84F/13 at Ball State* L 63 - 69F/18 Northern Illinois* W 66 - 62F/20 at Toledo* L 74 - 88F/24 Eastern Michigan* L 74 - 84

1999-00Overall: 6-23;


N/20 Wis.-Milwaukee L 68 - 69N/23 Wright State W 76 - 48N/27 at Illinois-Chicago W 78 - 75D/01 Rochester College W 81 - 63D/04 at Illinois State L 63 - 72D/08 Detroit L 80 - 83D/11 Xavier L 75 - 94D/18 at Georgia State L 66 - 74D/22 at Purdue L 61 - 92D/30 at Marshall* L 63 - 87J/02 at Toledo* L 57 - 80J/05 Miami* L 55 - 60J/12 at Buffalo* L 58 - 71J/15 Western Michigan* W 88 - 72J/17 Bowling Green* L 74 - 77J/20 Ohio* L 80 - 93J/22 at Ball State* L 69 - 88J/26 at Eastern Michigan* L 57 - 68J/31 Northern Illinois* W 75 - 65F/02 at Akron* L 55 - 69F/05 Kent State* L 54 - 60F/09 at Ohio* (OT) L 77 - 83F/12 at Western Michigan* L 75 - 76F/14 Eastern Michigan* L 59 - 72F/20 at Northern Illinois* L 61 - 84F/24 Ball State* L 80 - 91F/26 Toledo* L 69 - 78M/01 at Akron** W 75 - 73M/05 vs Marshall** L 56 - 58

2000-01Overall: 20-8;

MAC: 14-4 (1st-West)Coach: Jay Smith

N/18 Spring Arbor W 86 - 44N/21 at Purdue W 67 - 66N/25 Illinois-Chicago W 70 - 56N/29 at Drake W 73 - 68D/03 Illinois State L 73 - 85D/06 at Loyola-Chicago L 70 - 75D/09 Northern Iowa W 74 - 66D/18 at Detroit L 60 - 74D/21 Tri-State W 92 - 62J/06 at Bowling Green* W 92 - 85J/10 at Miami* L 61 - 73J/13 Buffalo* W 86 - 77J/15 at Western Mich.* (OT) W 73 - 71J/17 Ohio* W 75 - 69J/20 at Eastern Michigan* W 60 - 51J/24 at Toledo* W 71 - 61J/27 Marshall* W 80 - 68J/31 Akron* W 78 - 75F/03 at Northern Ill.* (OT) W 81 - 74F/07 Ball State* W 59 - 54F/10 Western Michigan* W 78 - 62F/14 Toledo W 70 - 68F/17 at Kent State* L 45 - 58

F/21 at Ball State* L 69 - 98F/26 at Ohio* L 64 - 77F/28 Eastern Michigan* W 64 - 57M/03 Northern Illinois* W 71 - 62M/08 vs Miami** L 56 - 65

2001-02Overall: 9-19;


N/18 Tri-State W 75 - 53N/21 at Dayton L 65 - 81N/24 Georgia State W 76 - 52N/28 at Oklahoma L 64 - 81D/02 Loyola-Chicago W 79 - 72D/05 at George Mason L 54 - 65D/09 at Illinois State L 63 - 72D/19 Detroit L 68 - 77J/03 Bowling Green* L 81 - 82J/05 Miami* (2OT) L 94 - 100J/09 at Ball State* L 77 - 89J/12 at Western Michigan* L 67 - 81J/16 Marshall* W 88 - 84J/19 at Eastern Michigan* W 86 - 73J/22 Toledo* W 75 - 61J/26 at Akron* L 73 - 83F/02 Northern Illinois* (OT) L 91 - 93F/04 Western Michigan* W 70 - 67F/06 at Toledo* L 42 - 58F/09 Kent State* L 66 - 96F/13 at Ohio* L 50 - 64F/16 at Buffalo* L 57 - 69F/20 Eastern Michigan* W 76 - 57F/23 at Northern Illinois* L 70 - 80F/27 at Marshall* L 57 - 82M/02 Ball State* L 77 - 81M/04 at Ohio** W 65 - 56M/07 vs Toledo** L 54 - 62

2002-03Overall: 25-7;

MAC: 14-4 (1st-West)Coach: Jay Smith

N/22 George Mason W 61 - 58N/26 Illinois State W 74 - 69N/30 at DePaul L 56 - 92D/03 at Michigan W 85 - 78D/08 Drake W 73 - 61D/14 at Marist W 88 - 66D/18 at Bradley W 74 - 71D/23 at Valparaiso L 51 - 65D/30 Spring Arbor W 113 - 63J/04 at Miami* L 62 - 71J/08 at Western Michigan* W 80 - 75J/11 Ohio* W 87 - 84J/14 at Marshall* W 81 - 78J/18 Buffalo* W 97 - 73J/22 Toledo* W 83 - 74J/25 at Eastern Michigan* L 68 - 84J/29 at Kent State* L 78 - 82F/01 Bowling Green* W 88 - 71F/08 at Akron* W 99 - 92F/10 Western Michigan* W 77 - 58F/15 at Toledo* W 66 - 64F/19 Ball State* W 94 - 92F/22 at Northern Illinois* W 87 - 75F/25 Akron* L 69 - 70M/01 Eastern Michigan* W 106 - 89M/05 Northern Illinois* W 73 - 57


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M/08 at Ball State* W 86 - 66M/13 vs. Bowling Green** W 87 - 70M/14 vs. Northern Illinois** W 94 - 72M/15 vs. Kent State** W 77 - 67M/20 vs. Creighton$ W 79 - 73M/22 vs. Duke$ L 60 - 86 $ - NCAA Tournament (Salt Lake City, Utah)

2003-04Overall: 6-24;


N/24 vs. Dayton# L 63 - 82N/25 vs. Ohio State# L 71 - 77N/26 vs. Santa Clara# L 62 - 76N/30 Marist W 71 - 67D/03 Bradley L 65 - 71D/06 at #23 Notre Dame W 69 - 68D/13 vs. #16 Purdue@ L 39 - 80D/20 at Michigan L 75 - 85D/23 at Loyola-Chicago L 83 - 90D/30 Tri-State W 124 - 103J/03 Marshall* L 63 - 72J/07 at Toledo* L 71 - 83J/10 Eastern Michigan* L 68 - 71J/14 at Ball State* L 75 - 90J/18 at Bowling Green* L 61 - 86J/21 Miami* L 70 - 80J/24 at Akron* L 62 - 75J/28 at Eastern Michigan* L 63 - 80J/31 at Ohio* L 61 - 73F/04 Western Michigan* L 63 - 79F/07 Kent State* L 61 - 76F/09 Northern Illinois* W 83 - 74F/14 at Buffalo* L 66 - 75F/18 Akron* L 66 - 87F/21 Evansville W 90 - 73F/25 at Western Michigan* L 55 - 86M/01 at Northern Illinois* L 58 - 88M/03 Toledo* L 76 - 84M/06 Ball State (OT) W 94 - 89M/08 at Toledo** L 88 - 91 # - EA SPORTS Maui Invit. (Lahaina, Hawai’i) @ - Boilermaker Blockbuster (Indianapolis, Ind.)

2004-05Overall: 10-18;


N/19 at Evansville L 85 - 100N/23 Valparaiso W 68 - 55N/27 Saginaw Valley W 70 - 60D/01 at Kent State* L 72 - 81D/04 Rochester College W 66 - 56D/07 East Tennessee State W 88 - 77D/11 at Minnesota L 63 - 77D/20 at Vanderbilt L 54 - 86D/29 Loyola-Chicago W 73 - 69J/02 at Marshall* W 88 - 83J/06 Buffalo* L 67 - 83J/09 Eastern Michigan* L 82 - 86J/12 at Miami* L 61 - 71J/15 Northern Illinois* W 72 - 63J/19 Ohio* L 54 - 74J/22 at Akron* L 56 - 95J/26 Bowling Green* L 73 - 77J/29 at Western Michigan* L 39 - 84F/03 Ball State* L 56 - 69F/06 Toledo* L 56 - 64

F/09 at Northern Illinois* L 46 - 65F/12 at Eastern Michigan* L 72 - 79F/15 Western Michigan* W 84 - 74F/19 Cleveland State W 79 - 70F/23 Kent State* L 56 - 79F/26 at Toledo* L 44 - 68M/05 at Bowling Green* W 71 - 66M/07 at Kent State** L 60 - 91

2005-06Overall: 4-24;


N/18 at Michigan L 60 - 87N/21 Wisconsin-Green Bay W 67 - 62N/26 at UMKC L 65 - 75N/30 at Cleveland State L 43 - 56D/04 Miami* L 62 - 75D/07 at Dayton L 36 - 61D10 Rochester College W 89 - 42D/18 Southern Illinois L 54 - 64D/21 at East Tennessee State L 57 - 69J/04 at Bowling Green* L 44 - 66J/07 Kent State* L 60 - 66J/11 at Miami* L 49 - 66J/14 at Ohio* L 44 - 76J/18 Akron* (OT) L 69 - 76J/21 at Buffalo* W 71 - 61J/24 at Ball State* L 41 - 68J/26 Northern Illinois* L 43 - 49J/29 Western Mich.* (2OT) L 71 - 75F/01 at Eastern Michigan* L 75 - 81F/04 at Toledo* L 62 - 78F/11 Buffalo* L 59 - 73F/15 Ball State* L 60 - 63F/18 Morehead State W 87 - 76F/22 at Northern Illinois* L 70 - 80F/25 at Western Michigan* L 57 - 68M/01 Eastern Michigan* L 69 - 80M/04 Toledo* L 64 - 66M/06 at Ohio** L 53 - 82

2006-07Overall: 13-18;

MAC: 7-9 (3rd-West)Coach: Ernie Zeigler

N/08 vs. Youngstown State# L 50 - 74N/09 vs. Brown# W 71 - 58N/19 UMKC W 85 - 68N/25 at Cincinnati L 50 - 60N/29 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 76 - 61D/02 San Diego L 66 - 67D/05 at Arkansas L 59 - 75D/09 at Wis.-Green Bay L 71 - 89D/17 Cleveland State (2OT) W 78 - 76D/20 at Southern Illinois L 61 - 74D/23 Niagara L 73 - 80D/30 at Morehead State W 52 - 51J/06 at Eastern Michigan* W 74 - 68J/09 Toledo* L 60 - 65J/13 at Northern Illinois* W 67 - 64J/16 at Western Michigan* L 76 - 86J/19 Ball State* L 57 - 64J/24 Miami* L 52 - 72J/27 Bowling Green* W 71 - 68J/31 at Kent State* L 45 - 61F/03 Ohio* L 73 - 74F/07 at Akron* L 71 - 78F/10 at Buffalo* W 59 - 56

F/14 Western Michigan* W 71 - 66F/17 at Illinois-Chicago L 62 - 84F/22 at Ball State* W 61 - 59F/25 Northern Illinois* W 71 - 64M/02 Eastern Michigan* (OT) L 83 - 87M/07 vs. Buffalo** W 80 - 74M/08 vs. Akron** L 53 - 82 #2K Sports College Hoops Classic (East Lansing, Mich.)

2007-08Overall: 14-17;

MAC: 8-8 (t-2nd-West)Coach: Ernie Zeigler

N/12 at Missouri# L 76 - 87N/13 vs. Central Missouri# L 70 - 75N/16 at Niagara L 73 - 79N/24 at Minnesota L 59 - 77N/28 Illinois-Chicago L 52 - 65D/01 at Detroit W 70 - 66D/05 at Robert Morris W 83 - 72D/08 Cal State-Fullerton W 79 - 76D/15 at Michigan W 78 - 67D/19 at Milwaukee L 71 - 74D/22 at Cleveland State L 70 - 86D/29 Tiffin W 100 - 34J/06 Eastern Michigan* W 62 - 53J/13 at Ball State L 71 - 82J/16 at Toledo* L 61 - 72J/19 Northern Illinois* W 77 - 63J/22 at Western Michigan* L 52 - 72J/26 Akron* W 65 - 64J/29 at Ohio* L 47 - 62F/02 Buffalo* (2OT) W 100 - 96F/06 at Bowling Green* (OT) W 81 - 77F/09 at Miami* L 64 - 68F/12 Kent State* L 66 - 79F/16 at Eastern Michigan* L 64 - 67F/20 Ball State* W 63 - 58F/23 at Missouri State L 76 - 90M/01 at Northern Illinois* W 80 - 73M/04 Western Michigan* W 72 - 68M/09 Toledo* (OT) L 83 - 90M/12 vs. Northern Illinois** W 83 - 71M/13 vs. Akron** L 60 - 81 # - O’Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic (Columbia, Mo.)

2008-09Overall: 12-19;

MAC: 7-9 (t-1st-West)Coach: Ernie Zeigler

N/14 at Princeton W 55 - 53N/17 Missouri State L 57 - 60N/20 at Chicago State L 74 - 84N/22 Wright State (OT) W 70 - 68N/29 at Illinois-Chicago L 67 - 77D/02 at #25 Marquette L 67 - 81D/06 at Cal State-Fullerton L 65 - 79D/15 Alcorn State W 74 - 66D/17 Illinois State L 69 - 72D/20 vs. Robert Morris@ L 60 - 73D/23 Detroit L 55 - 67D/29 at Kentucky L 52 - 84J/11 Western Michigan* L 63 - 72J/13 at Eastern Mich.* (2OT) L 77 - 84J/17 Ball State* W 71 - 65J/20 at Toledo* L 61 - 75J/24 at Northern Illinois* W 58 - 45J/29 Ohio* W 76 - 69


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J/31 at Akron* L 43 - 64F/03 at Buffalo* L 55 - 56F/07 Bowling Green* L 61 - 67F/10 Miami* W 57 - 55F/14 at Kent State* L 57 - 61F/18 Northern Illinois* W 63 - 44F/21 Fairleigh Dickinson W 68 - 62F/25 at Ball State* L 44 - 53F/28 Eastern Michigan* L 56 - 57M/04 Toledo* W 59 - 44M/08 at Western Michigan* W 71 - 68M/10 vs. Eastern Michigan** W 62 - 49M/12 vs. Ball State** (OT) L 61 - 64 @ - Palace of Auburn Hills (Auburn Hills, Mich.)

2009-10Overall: 15-15;

MAC: 9-7 (1st-West)Coach: Ernie Zeigler

N/14 Princeton L 68 - 71 N/16 Ferris State W 82 - 69 N/18 UIC W 67 - 48N/21 at Fairleigh Dickinson L 53 - 62 N/24 at Wright State L 53 - 69N/28 at Purdue L 38 - 64D/01 Chicago State W 78 - 40D/05 at Illinois State L 62 - 75 D/13 at USF W 59 - 56D/19 at South Dakota State L 72 - 80 D/22 at Detroit L 58 - 76D/30 at Alcorn State W 68 - 64 J/09 at Toledo* W 59 - 48J/13 Ball State* W 53 - 38 J/16 at Western Michigan* L 61 - 70 J/20 Eastern Michigan* W 71 - 63J/23 Northern Illinois* W 81 - 75 J/28 at Miami* L 51 - 64 J/30 at Bowling Green* W 64 - 52F/04 Buffalo* W 88 - 82 F/06 Kent State* L 63 - 68 F/09 Akron* L 52 - 56 F/11 at Ohio* L 76 - 89F/14 Toledo* W 63 - 46F/17 at Ball State* L 63 - 69F/20 Tennessee State W 79 - 73F/24 at Northern Illinois* L 65 - 67 F/27 Western Michigan* W 74 - 66M/04 at Eastern Michigan* W 56 - 55 M/11 vs Western Michigan** L 60 - 69

2010-11Overall: 10-21;

MAC: 7-9 (3rd-West)Coach: Ernie Zeigler

N/12 vs. Cal State Fullerton! W 70 - 67 N/13 vs. Montana State! (OT) L 58 - 65 N/15 at Hawai`i! L 62 - 65N/20 at South Alabama (OT) L 76 - 82N/24 at UIC W 62 - 52 D/01 Temple L 53 - 65 D/05 at DePaul L 62 - 71 D/11 at LSU L 55 - 59 D/14 Wright State L 49 - 53D/18 Detroit L 49 - 75 D/20 South Dakota State L 69 - 72D/22 Cornerstone W 63 - 60D/30 at UNLV L 47 - 73 J/09 at Western Michigan* (OT) L 56 - 63J/12 Toledo* W 65 - 52

J/15 at Ball State* L 55 - 64 J/20 Northern Illinois* W 66 - 64 J/23 at Eastern Michigan* L 38 - 41 J/27 Miami* L 58 - 68 J/30 at Akron* L 43 - 63 F/02 Ohio* W 91 - 85 F/05 at Kent State* L 53 - 66 F/08 at Buffalo* L 43 - 72 F/12 Bowling Green* W 69 - 64 F/16 Eastern Michigan* W 66 - 60 F/19 at Niagara L 55 - 61 F/23 at Northern Illinois* W 64 - 58 F/26 Ball State* L 58 - 65 M/01 at Toledo* W 68 - 56M/05 Western Michigan* L 68 - 81M/08 at Buffalo** L 50 - 64 !Outrigger Hotels Rainbow Classic

2011-12Overall: 11-21;

MAC: 5-11 (5th-West)Coach: Ernie Zeigler

N/12 Ferris State W 65 - 60N/15 Charlotte (2OT) L 75 - 77N/21 at Pepperdine W 67 - 57N/24 vs. New Mexico State# L 49 - 78N/25 vs. UC Irvine# W 82 - 72N/26 vs. Dartmouth# W 65 - 48D/03 at Temple L 74 - 86D/10 at Tennessee State L 57 - 65D/13 at Minnesota L 76 - 56D/16 UIC W 70 - 67D/18 at Iowa State L 52 - 59D/20 at Nebraska L 69 - 72D/22 at Wright State L 42 - 60J/07 Toledo* W 85 - 69J/11 at Eastern Michigan* W 60 - 56J/14 at Northern Illinois* L 66 - 74J/18 Ball State* L 52 - 73J/21 at Western Michigan* L 61 - 64J/25 at Bowling Green* L 58 - 71J/28 Akron* L 64 - 74J/31 Kent State* L 60 - 67F/04 at Ohio* L 42 - 68F/08 Buffalo* L 62 - 66F/11 at Miami* L 50 - 69F/14 Eastern Michigan* W 55 - 52F/18 Texas A&M-CC L 47 - 49F/22 at Toledo* L 67 - 72F/25 Northern Illinois* W 74 - 64F/29 at Ball State* L 52 - 71M/02 Western Michigan* W 76 - 70M/05 at Bowling Green** W 54 - 53M/07 vs. Toledo** L 75 - 72

2012-13Overall: 11-20;

MAC: 4-12 (5th-West)Coach: Keno Davis

N/12 at Iowa L 61 - 73 N/16 Olivet W 76 - 62N/21 vs. Wright State W 59 - 55N/23 at Utah L 51 - 67 N/24 vs. Idaho State W 54 - 52 N/28 Bradley L 65 - 82 D/2 Niagara W 66 - 64 D/8 at Charlotte L 66 - 78D/16 at Pepperdine W 80 - 77 D/20 Texas State W 92 - 80

D/22 vs. Nebraska L 75 - 89D/23 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 62 - 45 D/29 at Michigan L 73 - 88J/9 Bowling Green* W 73 - 67 J/12 at Toledo* (OT) L 72 - 76 J/15 at Eastern Michigan* L 52 - 58 J/19 Ball State* W 71 - 57 J/23 Northern Illinois* L 61 - 74 J/26 Western Michigan* L 59 - 76 J/30 at Buffalo* L 73 - 91 F/2 Miami* L 61 - 70 F/5 at Akron* L 56 - 68 F/9 at Kent State* L 72 - 87 F/13 Ohio* L 63 - 82 F/16 Toledo* L 64 - 73 F/23 at Youngstown State L 75 - 86F/27 at Ball State* L 90 - 95M/02 at Northern Illinois W 69 - 50M/05 Eastern Michigan* W 61 - 59M/09 at Western Michigan* L 58 - 61M/11 at Buffalo** (OT) L 72 - 74

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NCAA Division I Tournament

1975Mideast Regional --

Tuscaloosa, AlabamaCMU 77, Georgetown 75

Mideast Regional Semifinals -- Dayton, Ohio

Kentucky 90, CMU 73CMU 88, Oregon State 87** Regional third-place game

1977Mideast Regional --

Bloomington, IndianaUNC-Charlotte 91, CMU 86

1987West Regional --

Salt Lake City, Utah#4 UCLA 92, #13 CMU 73

2003West Regional --

Salt Lake City, Utah#11 CMU 79, #6 Creighton 73#3 Duke 86, #11 CMU 60

NCAA National Invitational Tournament

1979West Lafayette, Indiana

Purdue 97, CMU 80

NCAA Division II Tournament

1965Great Lakes Regional --

Carbondale, IllinoisCMU 83, Jackson State 78Southern Illinois 90, CMU 62

1970Great Lakes Regional -- Mount Pleasant, Mich.

CMU 73, Wayne State 61St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 68, CMU 67

1971Great Lakes Regional --

Evansville, IndianaCMU 63, Augustana 59Evansville 78, CMU 60

NAIA Tournament

1966District Playoffs -- Mount PleasantCMU 80, Hillsdale 60CMU 86, Northern Mich. 83

Nationals -- Kansas City, MissouriCMU 67, Edinboro State 53Oklahoma Baptist 90, CMU 70

1967District Playoffs --

Mount PleasantCMU 81, Detroit College 64CMU 75, Hillsdale 63

Nationals -- Kansas City, MissouriCMU 71, Albany State 70SW Louisiana 70, CMU 62

MAC Tournament

1986 (Rockford, Illinois)Ohio 66, CMU 62

1987 (Toledo, Ohio) MAC Tournament Champions

CMU 80, Eastern Michigan 76CMU 64, Kent State 63

1988 (Toledo, Ohio)at CMU 66, Kent State 56 ^Ohio 64, CMU 62

1989 (Toledo, Ohio)Toledo 75, CMU 55

1990 (Detroit, Michigan)CMU 82, Kent State 65CMU 78, Miami 76Ball State 78, CMU 56

1991 (Detroit, Michigan)Ball State 77, CMU 69

1992 (Detroit, Michigan)Ball State 79, CMU 65

2000 (Cleveland, Ohio)CMU 75, at Akron 73^Marshall 58, CMU 56

2001 (Cleveland, Ohio)Miami 65, Central Michigan 56

2002 (Cleveland, Ohio)Central Michigan 65, at Ohio 56^Toledo 62, Central Michigan 54

2003 (Cleveland, Ohio) MAC Tournament Champions

CMU 87, Bowling Green 70CMU 94, Northern Ill. 72CMU 77, Kent State 67

2004 (Cleveland, Ohio)at Toledo 91, CMU 88^

2005 (Cleveland, Ohio)at Kent State 91, CMU 60^

2006 (Cleveland, Ohio)at Ohio 82, CMU 53^

2007 (Cleveland, Ohio)CMU 80, Buffalo 74Akron 82, CMU 53

2008 (Cleveland, Ohio)CMU 83, Northern Ill. 71Akron 81, CMU 60

2009 (Cleveland, Ohio)CMU 62, Eastern Michigan 49Ball State 64, CMU 61 (OT)

2010 (Cleveland, Ohio)Western Michigan 69, CMU 60

2011 (Cleveland, Ohio)at Buffalo 64, CMU 50^

2012 (Cleveland, Ohio)CMU 54, at Bowling Green 53^Toledo 75, CMU 72

2013 (Cleveland, Ohio)at Buffalo 74, CMU 72 (OT)^

^ First-round games at campus sites.

Chippewa Postseason Records

MAC Tournament - 14-19NCAA Division I Tournament - 3-4NCAA Division II Tournament - 3-3NAIA Tournament - 6-2NIT Tournament - 0-1

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CMU Year-By-Year Results Overall Conf.Year Coach W - L W - L1960 Kjolhede 12 - 14 4 - 81961 Kjolhede 3 - 19 2 - 101962 Kjolhede 8 - 14 4 - 81963 Kjolhede 11 - 11 3 - 51964 Kjolhede 18 - 6 6 - 21965 Kjolhede 19 - 7 5 - 31966 Kjolhede 23 - 6 6 - 21967 Kjolhede 23 - 3 5 - 11968 Kjolhede 14 - 12 6 - 61969 Kjolhede 11 - 12 3 - 31970 Kjolhede 22 - 5 4 - 21971 Kjolhede 18 - 91972 Parfitt 15 - 111973 Parfitt 13 - 13 4 - 61974 Parfitt 14 - 12 6 - 61975 Parfitt 22 - 6 10 - 41976 Parfitt 12 - 14 8 - 81977 Parfitt 18 - 10 13 - 31978 Parfitt 16 - 10 11 - 51979 Parfitt 19 - 9 13 - 31980 Parfitt 12 - 13 6 - 101981 Parfitt 12 - 14 5 - 111982 Parfitt 10 - 16 4 - 121983 Parfitt 10 - 17 5 - 131984 Parfitt 11 - 16 6 - 121985 Parfitt 9 - 18 4 - 141986 Coles 11 - 17 7 - 111987 Coles 22 - 8 14 - 21988 Coles 19 - 13 10 - 61989 Coles 12 - 16 6 - 101990 Coles 13 - 17 6 - 101991 Coles 14 - 14 8 - 81992 Dambrot 12 - 16 6 - 101993 Dambrot 8 - 18 4 - 141994 Drake 5 - 21 4 - 141995 Drake 3 - 23 0 - 181996 Drake 6 - 20 3 - 151997 Drake 7 - 19 4 - 141998 Smith 5 - 21 3 - 151999 Smith 10 - 16 7 - 112000 Smith 6 - 23 2 - 162001 Smith 20 - 8 14 - 4 2002 Smith 9 - 19 5 - 132003 Smith 25 - 7 14 - 42004 Smith 6 - 24 2 - 162005 Smith 10 - 18 4 - 142006 Smith 4 - 24 1 - 172007 Zeigler 13 - 18 7 - 92008 Zeigler 14 - 17 8 - 82009 Zeigler 12 - 19 7 - 92010 Zeigler 15 - 15 9 - 72011 Zeigler 10 - 21 7 - 92012 Zeigler 11 - 21 5 - 112013 Davis 11 - 20 4 - 12

CMU Coaches’ RecordsName Years W L T PctCharles Tambling 8 60 36 .625Harry Helmer 6 37 26 .587Blake Miller 1 2 8 .200Garland Nevitt 1 10 5 .667Joe Simmons 1 11 5 .688Wallace Parker 4 39 26 .600Lester Barnard 2 12 24 .333Bourke Lodewyk 10 79 84 1 .485Ron Finch 1 10 6 .625L.M. Sweeney 2 23 11 .676Dan Rose 14 172 86 1 .667Bill Kelly 2 23 21 .523Ted Kjolhede 15 216 157 .579Dick Parfitt 14 192 179 .518Charles Coles 6 91 85 .517Keith Dambrot 2 20 34 .370Leonard Drake 4 21 83 .202Jay Smith 9 95 160 .373Ernie Zeigler 6 75 111 .403Keno Davis 1 11 20 .355All-Time Totals 108 1,199 1,166 2 .507

CMU In Rose CenterYear ............... Record1973-74 .....................9-21974-75 .................. 11-11975-76 .................. 10-11976-77 .................. 11-31977-78 .................. 12-21978-79 .................. 11-21979-80 .................. 10-31980-81 .....................8-51981-82 .....................9-41982-83 .....................7-51983-84 .....................7-61984-85 .....................7-51985-86 .....................6-71986-87 .................. 13-01987-88 .................. 10-41988-89 .....................8-51989-90 .....................7-61990-91 .................. 10-31991-92 .....................8-4

Year ............... Record1992-93 .....................5-61993-94 .................. 3-101994-95 .................. 3-101995-96 .................. 3-101996-97 .....................5-61997-98 .....................5-71998-99 .....................7-51999-00 .................. 4-102000-01 .................. 13-12001-02 .....................7-62002-03 .................. 12-12003-04 .....................5-82004-05 .....................8-72005-06 .................. 3-102006-07 .....................6-72007-08 .....................8-32008-09 .....................8-62009-10 .................. 10-337-Year Total ... 289-184

CMU In McGuirk ArenaYear ............... Record2010-11 .....................6-72011-12 .....................6-62012-13 .....................8-6

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Individual Career RecordsPoints 1. Melvin McLaughlin (1980-83) ...................... 2,071 2. Dan Majerle (1984-88) .................................... 2,055 3. David Webber (1999-2002) ........................... 1,774 4. Giordan Watson (2005-08) ............................ 1,763 5. Ben Kelso (1970-73) ........................................ 1,627 6. Don Edwards (1963-66) ................................. 1,402 7. Mike Manciel (1999-03) ................................. 1,399 8. Leonard Drake (1973-77) ............................... 1,338 9. Dan Roundfield (1972-75) ............................. 1,31810. Paul Botts (1969-71) ........................................ 1,27811. Dave Nelson (1961-64) ................................... 1,26312. Chris Kaman (2001-03) ................................... 1,25013. Willie Iverson (1966-68) ................................. 1,23614. Sander Scott (1989-93) .................................. 1,18715. Jordan Bitzer (2007-10) .................................. 1,15816. Jeff Heide (1981-85) ........................................ 1,14817. Derek Boldon (1981-85) ................................. 1,12718. Ken VanDyke (1959-62) .................................. 1,12619. Gary Lee (1958-60) .......................................... 1,11320. Ben Poquette (1973-77) ................................. 1,09521. Dean Adams (1957-60) .................................. 1,07422. Robbie Harman (2007-10) ............................ 1,05823. Glenn Stuart (1954-56) ................................... 1,05724. Dick Kackmeister (1953-56) .......................... 1,029 Tim Kisner (1998-01) ....................................... 1,02926. Val Bracey (1977-79) ........................................ 1,02527. Trey Zeigler (2011-12) ..................................... 1,01128. Ervin Leavy (1986-87) ..................................... 1,003

Scoring Average (min. 50 games) 1. Ben Kelso (1970-73) ............................................22.3 2. Dan Majerle (1984-88) ........................................21.8 3. Melvin McLaughlin (1980-83) ..........................20.3 4. Ervin Leavy (1986-87) .........................................17.6 5. James McElroy (1973-75) ..................................17.3 6. Glenn Stuart (1954-56) .......................................16.8 7. Dan Roundfield (1972-75) .................................16.7 8. Paul Botts (1969-71) ............................................16.6 9. Darian McKinney (1990-92) ..............................16.4 10. David Webber (1999-2002) ...............................16.3

Field Goal Percentage 1. Chris Kaman (446-733) 2001-03 ......................608 2. Nate Huffman (264-454) 1995-97 ...................581 3. Derek Boldon (448-780) 1981-85 ....................574 4. Jeff Tropf (388-707) 1977-79 .............................549 5. Dan Roundfield (542-1000) 1972-75 .............542 6. Chris Young (194-350) 1971-72 ........................540 7. Ed Wilcox (303-563) 1986-89 ............................538 Gerrit Brigitha (303-563) 2001-2004 ..............538 9. Dan Majerle (790-1474) 1984-88 .....................536 10. Bob Crocker (178-335) 1967-69 .......................531

Three-Pointers Attempted 1. Robbie Harman (233 made) 2007-10 ............594 2. David Webber (183) 1999-2002 ......................565 3. Giordan Watson (199) 2005-08 .......................542 Jordan Bitzer (196) 2007-10 .............................542 5. Chris Kellermann (152) 2006-10 .....................445 6. Sander Scott (186) 1989-93 ..............................435 7. Kevin Nelson (169) 2003-05 .............................426 8. Tim Kisner (154) 1998-01 ...................................402 9. Jeff Majerle (180) 1987-91 ................................39910. Ryan Jansen (123) 1994-98 ...............................322 Three-Pointers Made 1. Robbie Harman (594 attempts) 2007-10 .....233 2. Giordan Watson (542) 2005-08 .......................199 3. Jordan Bitzer (542) 2007-10 .............................196 4. Sander Scott (435) 1989-93 ..............................186 5. David Webber (565) 1999-2002 ......................183 6. Jeff Majerle (399) 1987-91 ................................180 7. Kevin Nelson (426) 2003-05 .............................169 8. Tim Kisner (402) 1998-01 ...................................158 9. Chris Kellermann (445) 2006-10 .....................152 10. Tommie Johnson (285) 1986-88 .....................130

Three-Point Percentage (min. 250 attempts) 1. Tommie Johnson (130-285) 1986-88 ............456 2. Jeff Majerle (180-399) 1987-91 ........................451 3. Sander Scott (187-435) 1989-93 .....................430 4. Aaron Brown (128-322) 1994-98 ....................398 5. Kevin Nelson (169-426) 2003-05 ....................397 6. Carter Briggs (102-258) 1989-90 .....................395 7. Robbie Harman (233-594) 2007-10 ...............392 8. Tim Kisner (154-402) 1998-01 ..........................383 9. Ryan Jansen (123-332) 1994-98 ......................370 10. Giordan Watson (199-542) 2005-08 ..............367

Free Throw Percentage 1. Jordan Bitzer (240-286) 2007-10 .....................839 2. Chad Pleiness (185-223) 2000-02 ....................830 3. Dave Grauzer (155-187) 1976-79 .....................829 4. Sander Scott (234-284) 1989-93 ......................824 5. Whitney Robinson (149-182) 2002-03 ...........819 6. Jeff Heide (116-142) 1981-85 ............................817 7. Dirk Dunbar (118-146) 1972-74 .......................808 8. Leonard Drake (226-280) 1973-77 ..................807 9. Ryan Jansen (114-142) 1994-98 .......................803 10. Tommie Johnson (164-207) 1986-88 .............792

Rebounds 1. Dan Roundfield (1972-75) .............................. 1,031 2. Dave Nelson (1961-64) ........................................978 3. Ken VanDyke (1959-62) .......................................958 4. Don Edwards (1963-66) ......................................919 5. Dan Majerle (1984-88) .........................................834 6. Ben Poquette (1973-77) ......................................713 7. Chris Kaman (2001-03) ........................................707 8. Jeff Tropf (1977-79) ...............................................645 9. Don Doorlag (1958-61) .......................................606 10. Glenn Stuart (1954-56) ........................................589

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Rebound Average 1. Dan Roundfield (1973-75) .................................13.1 2. Dave Nelson (1961-64) .......................................11.5 3. Stan Breidinger (1962-65) .................................10.6 4. Ken VanDyke (1959-62) ......................................10.4 5. Mike Robinson (1979-80) ..................................10.1 6. Jeff Tropf (1977-79) ................................................9.6 7. Nate Huffman (1995-97) ......................................9.4 8. Glenn Stuart (1954-56) .........................................9.3 9. Don Edwards (1963-66) .......................................9.2 10. Dan Majerle (1984-88) ..........................................8.9

Steals 1. Giordan Watson (2005-08) .................................203 2. Melvin McLaughlin (1980-83) ...........................196 3. Dan Majerle (1984-88) .........................................171 4. Jordan Bitzer (2007-10) ......................................169 5. Robbie Harman (2007-10) ................................162 6. Tim Kisner (1998-01) ............................................143 7. Sonny Newman (1978-81) .................................142 8. Leon Guydon (1977-80) ......................................141 9. Dave Grauzer (1976-79) ......................................135

Assists 1. Giordan Watson (2005-08) .................................489 2. Derrick Richmond (1986-89) .............................456 3. Dave Grauzer (1976-79) ......................................449 4. Sonny Newman (1977-81) .................................435 5. Tim Kisner (1998-01) ............................................434 6. Peter Lambropoulos (1982-86) ........................371 7. Willie Iverson (1966-68) ......................................329 8. Tony Bowne (2002-05) ........................................290 9. Melvin McLaughlin (1980-83) ...........................288 10. Ryan Jansen (1994-98) ........................................286 Blocked Shots (Records from 1972) 1. Ben Poquette (1974-77) ......................................234 2. Chris Kaman (2001-03) ........................................182 3. Dan Roundfield (1972-75) ..................................175 4. Sefton Barrett (2004-07) .....................................105 5. Dan Majerle (1984-88) ...........................................95 6. Nate Huffman (1995-97) .......................................92 7. Charles Macon (1995-97) .....................................90 8. Chris Kaman (2001-03) ..........................................84 Daryl Miller (1985-88) ............................................84 10. Dennis Kann (1989-92)..........................................74

Individual Season RecordsSeason Points 1. Dan Majerle (1987-88) .........................................759 2. Chris Kaman (2002-03) ........................................694 3. Ben Kelso (1971-72) .............................................661 4. Melvin McLaughlin (1982-83) ...........................651 5. Ben Kelso (1972-73) .............................................620 6. Tommie Johnson (1987-88) ...............................601 7. Giordan Watson (2006-07) .................................582 8. Melvin McLaughlin (1981-82) ...........................581 9. Dan Majerle (1985-86) .........................................578 10. Don Edwards (1965-66) ......................................556 Season Average 1. Ben Kelso (1971-72) ............................................25.4 2. Melvin McLaughlin (1982-83) ..........................24.1 3. Ben Kelso (1972-73) ............................................23.8 4. Dan Majerle (1987-88) ........................................23.7 5. Melvin McLaughlin (1981-82) ..........................23.2 6. Chris Kaman (2002-03) .......................................22.4 7. Dan Majerle (1985-86) ........................................21.4 8. Dan Majerle (1986-87) ........................................21.1 9. Melvin McLaughlin (1980-81) ..........................20.8 10. Glenn Stuart (1955-56) .......................................19.5 Most Points by Freshman 1. Trey Zeigler (2010-11) .........................................506 2. Dirk Dunbar (1972-73).........................................471 3. Mike Manciel (1998-99) ......................................454 4. Austin McBroom (2011-12)................................339 5. Sander Scott (1989-90) .......................................337 6. Ryan Jansen (1994-95) ........................................335 7. Vince Edwards (1994-95) ....................................326 8. Thomas Kilgore (1994-95) ..................................303

Best Freshman Averages 1. Thomas Kilgore (1994-95) .................................18.9 2. Dan Majerle (1984-85) ........................................18.6 3. Dirk Dunbar (1972-73)........................................18.1 4. Mike Manciel (1998-99) .....................................17.5 5. Trey Zeigler (2010-11).........................................16.3 6. DeShanti Foreman (1992-93) ...........................13.8 7. Jimmy Doyle (1948-49) ......................................13.3 8. Vince Edwards (1994-95) ...................................13.0 9. Ryan Jansen (1994-95) .......................................12.9

Season Field Goal Pct. (min. 150 attempts) 1. Derek Boldon (151-238) 1983-84 ................ .634# 2. Chris Kaman (244-392) 2002-03 ..................622% 3. Chris Kaman (97-158) 2001-02 .........................614 4. Dan Roundfield (216-353) 1974-75 ................612 5. Jeff Tropf (178-294) 1977-78 .............................605 6. Derek Boldon (171-286) 1984-85 ....................598 7. Nate Huffman (113-193) 1995-96 ...................585 8. Nate Huffman (151-261) 1996-97 ...................579 9. Chris Kaman (105-183) 2000-01 ......................574 10. Gerrit Brigitha (184-323) 2003-04 ...................570#Second in nation (NCAA) % Sixth in nation (NCAA)

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Season Three-Pointers Attempted 1. Robbie Harman (105) 2009-10 ........................245 2. Robbie Harman (72) 2008-09 ...........................212 3. Kevin Nelson (75) 2003-04 ................................193 4. Tommie Johnson (93) 1987-88 ........................191 5. Kevin Nelson (78) 2004-05 ................................190 6. David Webber (51) 2001-02 ..............................185 7. Jordan Bitzer (72) 2009-10 ................................179 8. Derek Jackson (66) 2011-12 .............................173 9. Jeff Majerle (80) 1989-90 ...................................172 10. Rob DeCook (61) 1993-94 .................................169 David Webber (67) 1999-00 ..............................169

Season Three-Pointers Made 1. Robbie Harman (245) 2009-10 ..................... 105# 2. Tommie Johnson (191) 1987-88 .......................93 3. Jeff Majerle (172) 1989-90 ..................................80 4. Kevin Nelson (190) 2004-05 ...............................78 5. Kevin Nelson (193) 2003-04 ...............................75 6. Robbie Harman (212) 2008-09 ..........................72 Jordan Bitzer (179) 2009-10 ...............................72 8. Ryan Jansen (165) 1994-95 .................................69 9. David Webber (169) 1999-00 .............................67 10. Derek Jackson (173) 2011-12 .............................66#Led nation (NCAA) Season Three-Point Percentage (min. 90 att.) 1. Bill Slack (49-96) 1996-97 ..................................510 2. Aaron Brown (51-104) 1995-96 .......................490 3. Tommie Johnson (93-191) 1987-88 ...............487 Sander Scott (56-115) 1989-90 ........................487 5. Jeff Majerle (80-172) 1989-90 ..........................465 6. Carter Briggs (52-114) 1988-89 .......................456 Sander Scott (41-90) 1990-91 ..........................456 8. Robbie Harman (41-92) 2007-08 ....................446 Dan Majerle (45-101) 1987-88 .........................446 10. Robbie Harman (105-245) 2009-10 .......... .429#

Season Free Throw Pct. (min. 50 attempts) 1. Dick Parfitt (93-105) 1952-53 .........................885* 2. Chad Pleiness (76-86) 2000-01 ........................884 3. Tony Bowne (52-59) 2004-05 ...........................881 4. Leonard Drake (101-115) 1975-76 ............. .878† 5. Sander Scott (104-119) 1992-93 .....................874 6. J.R. Wallace (73-84) 2002-03 .............................869 7. Stan Gooch (77-89) 1956-57 ............................865 8. Dave Grauzer (70-81) 1978-79 .........................864 9. Jordan Bitzer (63-73) 2008-09 .........................863 10. Jordan Bitzer (90-105) 2009-10 .......................857*Led nation (NAIA) †Third in nation (NCAA)

Rebounds 1. Chris Kaman (2002-03) ........................................373 2. Dan Roundfield (1973-74) ..................................357 3. Dan Roundfield (1972-73) ..................................346 4. Dan Majerle (1987-88) .........................................346 5. Don Edwards (1965-66) ......................................345 6. Dan Roundfield (1974-75) ..................................328 7. Stan Breidinger (1963-64) ..................................319 8. Ben Poquette (1976-77) ......................................309 9. Mike Robinson (1980-81) ...................................290 10. Nate Huffman (1996-97) .....................................287

Rebound Average 1. Dan Roundfield (1972-73) .................................13.8 2. Dan Roundfield (1973-74) .................................13.7 3. Dave Nelson (1961-62) .......................................13.5 4. Stan Breidinger (1963-64) .................................13.3 5. Glenn Stuart (1953-54) .......................................13.2 6. Don Ellis (1956-57) ...............................................12.0 Chris Kaman (2002-03) .......................................12.0 8. Don Edwards (1965-66) .....................................11.9 9. Dave Nelson (1963-64) .......................................11.8 10. Dan Roundfield (1974-75) .................................11.7

Most Rebounds by Freshman 1. Ken VanDyke (1958-59) .......................................271 2. Don Ellis (1953-54) ................................................193 3. Dave Nelson (1960-61) ........................................186 4. Trey Zeigler (2010-11)..........................................167

Best Freshman Averages 1. Ken VanDyke (1958-59) ......................................11.3 2. Don Ellis (1953-54) ...............................................10.7 3. Dave Nelson (1960-61) .........................................9.8

Steals 1. Dave Grauzer (1978-79) .......................................63 2. Dave Grauzer (1977-78) .......................................62 3. Derek Jackson (2011-12) ......................................58 4. Giordan Watson (2007-08) ..................................58 5. Robbie Harman (2009-10) ..................................56 6. Melvin McLaughlin (1982-83) ............................54 7. Melvin McLaughlin (1981-82) ............................53 8. Dan Roundfield (1973-74) ...................................52 9. Giordan Watson (2006-07) ..................................51 Giordan Watson (2004-05) ..................................51 J.R. Wallace (2002-03) ...........................................51

Assists 1. Dave Grauzer (1977-78) ......................................196 2. Dave Grauzer (1978-79) ......................................178 3. Chris Fowler (2012-13) ...........................176 4. Derrick Richmond (1988-89) .............................169 5. Denny Parks (1975-76) ........................................165 6. Sonny Newman (1979-80) .................................155 7. James McElroy (1974-75) ...................................150 8. Giordan Watson (2007-08) .................................138 9. Tim Kisner (1999-00) ............................................136 10. Peter Lambropoulos (1983-84) ........................131 Ryan Jansen (1995-96) ........................................131

Blocked Shots 1. Chris Kaman (2002-03) ..........................................98 2. Ben Poquette (1976-77) ........................................96 3. Dan Roundfield (1974-75) ....................................84 4. Ben Poquette (1975-76) ........................................68 5. Dan Roundfield (1973-74) ....................................53 6. Nate Huffman (1995-96) .......................................46 Nate Huffman (1996-97) .......................................46 8. Chris Kaman (2000-01) ..........................................45 9. Charles Macon (1996-97) .....................................44 Charles Macon (1995-96) .....................................44

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Individual Game RecordsPoints in a Game 1. Tommie Johnson (Wright State - 12/22/87) ......53 2. David Webber (Ball State -2/24/00) ..................51 3. Ben Kelso (Marshall - 1/13/73) ............................49 4. Chuck Smith (Northern Michigan - 2/18/46) .....46 Glenn Stuart (Illinois State - 1/31/55) ..............46 Melvin McLaughlin (BGSU - 3/2/83) .................46 7. Tommie Johnson (Ohio State -1/2/88) ............45 8. David Webber (Miami) 2OT - 1/5/02) ...............44 Melvin McLaughlin (Kent State - 2/12/83) .....44 Melvin McLaughlin (Ball State - 2/20/82) .......44 11. Chris Kaman (Ball State - 2/19/03) ....................43 12. James McElroy (Ohio - 2/22/75) .........................42 Melvin McLaughlin (Toledo - 1/8/83) ..............42 14. Ed Wilcox (Oakland - 12/3/87) ............................41 15. Dirk Dunbar (Eastern Illinois - 1/3/75) .............39 Dan Majerle (Hawaii-Pacific - 11/27/87) ..........39 Chris Kaman (Ball State - 3/8/03) .......................39 18. Melvin McLaughlin (BGSU - 1/17/81)...............38 Melvin McLaughlin (Toledo - 2/5/83) ..............38 Nate Huffman (Toledo - 3/2/96).........................38

Most Games with 30-plus Points 1. Ben Kelso (1970-73) ...............................................12

Three-Pointers Attempted in a Game 1. Rob DeCook (Toledo 2/2/94) ..............................15 2. 10 times ......................................................................14

Three-Pointers Made in a Game 1. Tommie Johnson (Wright State - 12/22/87) ..10 2. Sean Waters (Wright State - 12/8/90) .................9 Robbie Harman (at Ohio - 2/11/10) ....................9 4. Jeff Majerle (Miami - 1/14/89) ...............................8 Tommie Johnson (Ohio State - 1/2/88) ..............8

Rebounds 1. Dan Roundfield (NMU - 2/5/74) .........................26 Don Kelly (Northern Illinois - 2/27/53) ............26 Stan Breidinger (Ohio Northern - 1/18/64) ....26 4. Dan Roundfield (BGSU - 2/13/74) .....................25 5. Bill Peters (N. Michigan - 2/22/65) .....................22 Chris Kaman (Ball State - 3/8/03) .......................22 7. John Berends (N. Michigan - 2/22/65) .............21 Dan Roundfield (W. Illinois - 1/4/75) ................21 Chris Kaman (Michigan - 12/3/02) ....................21 10. Dan Roundfield (N. Illinois - 2/5/75) .................20 Marcus Van (N. Illinois - 1/24/09) .......................20

Steals 1. Derrick Richmond (Ohio - 1/21/89) .....................8 Melvin McLaughlin (WMU - 2/27/82) .................8 3. Melvin McLaughlin (Kent State - 2/12/83) ........7 Robbie Harman (Ferris State - 11/16/09) ..........7 5. 11 times .........................................................................6

Assists 1. Derrick Richmond (Youngstown - 12/15/88) .....16 2. Giordan Watson (Eastern Mich.-2/1/06) ..........13 Tim Kisner (Northern Illinois- 3/3/01) ..............13 Eric Pickering (Hillsdale - 11/30/68) ..................13 4. 4 players tied ............................................................12

Blocked Shots 1. Dan Roundfield (BGSU - 3/8/75) ...........................8 Dan Roundfield (Kentucky - 3/20/75) .................8 Chris Kaman (Toledo - 1/22/03) ............................8 4. Dan Roundfield (Northern Illinois - 2/5/75) ......7 Rob DeCook (Kent State - 3/5/94) ........................7 Chris Kaman (Ball State - 2/19/03) .......................7

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Team Game RecordsMost Points ............................................................................. 127 vs. Oakland U. ....................................................12/3/87Most Points Scored at home ............................................ 127 vs. Oakland U. ....................................................12/3/87 Most Points Allowed at home .......................................... 116 by Oakland U. ....................................................12/3/87Most Points by Two Teams ............................ 243 (CMU 127, Oakland 116) ....................................................12/3/87 ................................................................243 (Ohio 122, CMU 121 2 OT) ...................................................... 2/5/98Field Goals Attempted ....................................................................112 vs. Alma ....................................................12/9/63Field Goals Made .....................................................................53 vs. Oakland U. ....................................................12/3/87 Field Goal Percentage ............................................... .769 vs. Fairfield (28-37) ..................................................11/26/83Field Goal Pct./First Half ............................. .808 vs. Bowling Green (21-26) ...................................................... 2/5/86 .................................................................... .808 vs. Wright State (21-26) ..................................................12/22/87Field Goal Pct./Second Half ..................................... .788 vs. Fairfield (14-18) ..................................................11/26/83Three-Pointers Attempted ........................................... 34 vs. Detroit (16-34) ....................................................12/8/99Three-Pointers Made ...................................................... 16 vs. Detroit (16-34) ....................................................12/8/99Free Throws Made .............................................................................. 44 vs. Alma ....................................................12/1/55Free Throws Attempted ................................................................... 53 vs. Alma ....................................................12/1/55Free Throw Percentage ............................................. 1.000 vs. Toledo (11-11) ....................................................1/15/86 ................................................................. 1.000 vs. Grand Valley (11-11) ..................................................12/23/86 .......................................................................... .958 vs. Delaware (23-24) ..................................................11/30/85Assists ...................................................................................33 vs. Eastern Illinois ..................................................12/13/63Blocked Shots .....................................................................13 vs. UM-Dearborn ....................................................12/9/95Rebounds ............................................................................................111 vs. Alma ....................................................12/9/63Personal Fouls ..............................................................38 vs. Eastern Michigan ...................................................... 1/9/05Largest Margin of Victory ........................................71 vs. Hillsdale (107-36) ....................................................2/28/63Largest Margin of Defeat .............................. 62 vs. Michigan State (72-10) ..........................................................1912Most Points Allowed....................................................128 by Western Illinois ....................................................2/17/56Fewest Points Allowed (all-time).....................................3 vs. Midland High ..........................................................1919 .....................................................................................3 vs. Adrian College ..........................................................1920 ............................................................................................5 vs. Ferris State ...................................................... 1/5/35Fewest Points Allowed (since ’50)...........................................36 vs. Hillsdale ....................................................2/28/63Fewest Points Allowed (vs. Division I) ................................ 38 vs. Ball State ...................................................1/13/10Fewest Points Scored (all-time) .................................... 8 vs. Michigan State ......................................................... 1907Fewest Points Scored (since ’50) ...................... 29 vs. Central State (Ohio) ..................................................12/31/70

Team Season RecordsPoints ..........................................................................................2,553 (32 games) ................................................... 2002-03Scoring Average ......................................................................... 86.0 (21 games) ................................................... 1954-55Field Goals Made ............................................................................................... 999 ................................................... 1974-75Field Goals Attempted ..................................................................................2,147 ................................................... 1965-66Field Goal Percentage ................................................................519 (750-1446) ................................................... 1983-84Three-Pointers Attempted ......................................................... 615 (229-615) .................................................. 2009-10Three-Pointers Made .................................................................... 238 (238-575) ................................................... 1989-90Three-Point Percentage ............................................................. .453 (186-411) ................................................... 1987-88Free Throws Made ............................................................................................. 601 ................................................... 2002-03Free Throws Attempted .................................................................................. 789 ................................................... 2002-03Free Throw Percentage ............................................................... .783 (376-509) ................................................... 1953-54Assists .................................................................................................................... 513 ................................................... 1964-65Rebounds ...................................................................................1,584 (24 games) ................................................... 1963-64Rebound Average ............................................................................................ 66.0 ................................................... 1963-64Personal Fouls ..................................................................................................... 759 ................................................... 2007-08Victories ............................................................................................25 (32 games) ................................................... 2002-03 ................................................................................................23 (29 games) ................................................... 1965-66 ................................................................................................23 (26 games) ................................................... 1966-67Losses ................................................................................................24 (28 games) ................................................... 2005-06 ................................................................................................24 (30 games) ................................................... 2003-04Best Record (pct.)..................................................................................15-1 (.937) ................................................... 1948-49Fewest Losses .......................................................................................................... 1 ................................................... 1948-49Fewest Victories ............................................................................... 3 (26 games) ................................................... 1994-95Consecutive Victories ..........................................................................................14 ... (last 8 of ’48-49, first 6 of ’49-50)Most Victories to Start a Season ........................................................................ 7 ................................................... 1948-49 ......................................................................................................................... 7 ................................................... 1963-64Consecutive Victories in Season......................................................................12 ................................................... 1969-70Most Victories to End a Season.......................................................................... 8 ................................................... 1948-49Most Losses to Start a Season ............................................................................ 6 ................................................... 1960-61Most Losses to End a Season ............................................................................19 ................................................... 1994-95Consecutive Losses ..............................................................................................19 ................................................... 1994-95Consecutive Victories at Home ........................................................................27 ................................ 1/4/47 to 1/28/50

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Points Name Pts. Avg. Dick Parfitt 236 10.2 Dick Parfitt 363 16.5 Glenn Stuart 272 14.3 Dick Kackmeister 398 19.0 Glenn Stuart 449 19.5 Stan Gooch 267 13.4 Gary Lee 320 14.5 Gary Lee 403 16.8 Gary Lee 390 15.0 Ken VanDyke 257 12.9 Ken VanDyke 320 14.5 Dave Nelson 397 18.0 Dave Nelson 369 15.4 Don Edwards 408 15.7 Don Edwards 556 19.2 Willie Iverson 389 15.0 Willie Iverson 453 17.4 Paul Botts 324 14.1 Paul Botts 475 17.6 Paul Botts 479 17.7 Ben Kelso 661 25.4 Ben Kelso 620 23.8 Dan Roundfield 428 16.5 Dan Roundfield 532 19.0 Leonard Drake 473 18.2 Leonard Drake 474 16.9 Jeff Tropf 433 17.3 Dave Grauzer 402 14.4 Mike Robinson 359 14.4 Melvin McLaughlin 542 20.8 Melvin McLaughlin 581 23.2 Melvin McLaughlin 651 24.1 Derek Boldon 381 14.2 Derek Boldon 423 15.7 Dan Majerle 578 21.4 Dan Majerle 487 21.1 Dan Majerle 759 23.7 Carter Briggs 387 13.8 Jeff Majerle 362 12.9 Sean Waters 305 15.3 Darian McKinney 479 17.7 Sander Scott 417 16.7 Rob DeCook 331 12.7 Thomas Kilgore 303 18.9 Charles Macon 426 16.4 Charles Macon 473 18.2 Tim Kisner 255 12.1 Mike Manciel 454 17.5 David Webber 538 19.2 David Webber 496 18.4 David Webber 495 17.7 Chris Kaman 694 22.4 Gerrit Brigitha 513 17.1 Kevin Nelson 424 17.0 Giordan Watson 386 13.8 Giordan Watson 582 18.8 Giordan Watson 508 16.4 Marcus Van 337 13.0 Robbie Harman 449 15.0 Trey Zeigler 506 16.3 Trey Zeigler 505 15.8 Kyle Randall 581 18.7

Rebounds Name Rebs. Avg. Don Kelly 207 9.4 Don Kelly 215 9.8 Glenn Stuart 251 13.2 Don Ellis 156 8.7 Glenn Stuart 244 10.6 Don Elllis 251 11.9 Don Doorlag 130 5.4 Ken VanDyke 271 10.5 Ken VanDyke 280 10.8 Dave Nelson 186 9.8 Dave Nelson 270 13.5 Dave Nelson 240 10.9 Stan Breidinger 319 13.3 Don Edwards 277 10.7 Don Edwards 345 11.9 Bob Crocker 194 7.8 Willie Iverson 174 6.7 Steve Johnson 162 7.0 Mike Hackett 204 8.2 Mike Hackett 227 8.4 Chris Young 263 10.1 Dan Roundfield 346 13.8 Dan Roundfield 357 13.7 Dan Roundfield 328 11.7 Ben Poquette 237 9.2 Ben Poquette 309 11.0 Jeff Tropf 278 11.1 Jeff Tropf 247 8.8 Mike Robinson 241 9.6 Mike Robinson 290 11.2 Don Wandzel 157 6.0 Kim Thompson 150 5.6 Derek Boldon 161 6.0 Derek Boldon 166 6.1 Dan Majerle 212 7.9 Dan Majerle 196 8.5 Dan Majerle 346 10.8 Carter Briggs 156 5.6 Carter Briggs 184 6.1 Darian McKinney 200 7.4 Darian McKinney 228 8.5 Marcus Culbreth 140 5.4 Marcus Culbreth 173 7.2 Chad Guelda 200 7.7 Nate Huffman 147 7.4 Nate Huffman 287 11.0 Dan Schell 124 4.8 Mike Manciel 167 6.4 Dan Schell 116 4.1 C. Pleiness/D. Webber 145 5.2 Chris Kaman 199 8.3 Chris Kaman 373 12.0 Gerrit Brigitha 206 6.9 Tom Pantlind 100 3.6 Sefton Barrett 176 6.5 Sefton Barrett 154 5.1 Marcus Van 158 5.3 Marcus Van 215 8.3 Jordan Bitzer 150 5.0 William McClure 186 6.0 Trey Zeigler 215 6.7 John Simons 153 4.9

Year1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 1964-65 1965-66 1966-67 1967-68 1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-092009-102010-112011-122012-13

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Assists Name Assists Avg. Bob Bruder 100 4.2 Bob Bruder 83 3.3 -- Willie Iverson 107 4.3 Willie Iverson 129 5.0 -- Paul Botts 73 2.8 Paul Botts/ Denny Kuiper 64 2.4 Ricardo Thomas 91 3.5 Dirk Dunbar 115 4.4 James McElroy 77 3.0 James McElroy 150 5.4 Denny Parks 163 6.5 Val Bracey 116 4.1 Dave Grauzer 196 7.5 Dave Grauzer 178 6.4 Sonny Newman 155 6.2 Sonny Newman 115 4.4 Melvin McLaughlin 85 3.4 Melvin McLaughlin 83 3.1 Peter Lambropoulos 131 5.0 Peter Lambropoulos 90 3.5 Derrick Richmond 109 4.5 Tommie Johnson 122 4.1 Tommie Johnson 129 4.0 Derrick Richmond 169 6.3 Terrance Colbert 77 2.6 Darian McKinney 61 2.3 Sean Waters 81 2.9 Sander Scott 65 2.6 Lacy Jones 73 3.0 Vince Edwards 52 2.1 Ryan Jansen 131 5.0 Ryan Jansen 88 3.4 Tim Kisner 66 3.1 Tim Kisner 103 4.0 Tim Kisner 136 4.7 Tim Kisner 129 4.6 David Webber 79 2.8 J.R. Wallace 105 3.3 Tony Bowne 91 3.0 Giordan Watson 98 3.5 Giordan Watson 124 4.4 Giordan Watson 129 4.2 Giordan Watson 138 4.5 Robbie Harman 94 3.0 Robbie Harman 91 3.0 Trey Zeigler 67 2.2 Austin McBroom 85 2.7 Chris Fowler 176 5.7

Steals Name Steals Avg.

Dan Roundfield 52 2.0 James McElroy 48 1.7 Leonard Drake 32 1.5 Val Bracey 45 1.6 Dave Grauzer 62 2.4 Dave Grauzer 63 2.3 Sonny Newman 44 1.8 Melvin McLaughlin 49 1.9 Melvin McLaughlin 53 2.1 Melvin McLaughlin 54 2.0 Derek Boldon 34 1.3 Derek Boldon 34 1.3 Dan Majerle 50 1.9 Dan Majerle 48 2.1 Dan Majerle 49 1.5 Derrick Richmond 46 1.7 Terrance Colbert 30 1.0 Darian McKinney 40 1.5 Sean Waters 37 1.3 Torrey Mills 29 1.2 T. Mills/M. Culbreth 25 1.0 Ryan Jansen 24 0.9 Ryan Jansen 20 0.8 Nate Huffman 28 1.1 Tim Kisner 28 1.3 Tim Kisner 42 1.6 Tim Kisner 36 1.2 David Webber 41 1.5 J.R. Wallace/ W. Robinson 39 1.4 J.R. Wallace 51 1.6 David Hoskins 36 1.2 Giordan Watson 51 1.8 Giordan Watson 43 1.5 Giordan Watson 51 1.6 Giordan Watson 58 1.9 Jordan Bitzer 48 1.5 Robbie Harman 56 1.9 Derek Jackson 50 1.6 Derek Jackson 58 1.8 Chris Fowler 43 1.4

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Top Rose Center Individual Performances CMU OPPONENTPoints .......................... 51, David Webber vs. Ball State (2/24/00) ....................................... 45, Larry Bird-Indiana State (12/5/77)FG .......21, Melvin McLaughlin vs. Bowling Green (3/2/83) ....................................... 21, Larry Bird-Indiana State (12/5/77)FG Att. .............. 35, Melvin McLaughlin vs. Kent State (2/12/83) ....................................... 33, Larry Bird-Indiana State (12/5/77)FT ...................... 17, Thomas Kilgore vs. Marshall (11/30/94) ...........................................16, Jonathan Amos-Toledo (3/9/08)FT Att. ............20, Chris Kaman vs. Western Michigan (2/10/03) ........................................... 19-Jonathan Amos-Toledo (3/9/08) .....................19, John Bowler -Eastern Michigan (1/9/05)3-pt. .......................... 9, Sean Waters vs. Wright State (12/8/90) ....... 7, three times-last by Clay Tucker-Wis.-Mil. (11/20/99)3-pt. Att. ..................................15, Rob DeCook vs. Toledo (2/2/94) .................................... 14, Kyle Commodre-Fairfield (12/2/98) .................14, Raheem Moss-Cleveland State (12/17/06)Rebounds ......25, Dan Roundfield vs. Bowling Green (2/13/74) ..........................................18, Rich Brewer-Oakland (12/10/79) ................................................18, Lewis Geter-Ohio (3/4/92)Assists ... 16, Derrick Richmond vs. Youngstown St. (12/15/88) ..................................15, Jamie Matthews-Ball State (2/13/93)Blocks .....................................8, Chris Kaman vs. Toledo (1/22/03) .................................................. 8, Patrick Flomo-Ohio (1/17/01)Steals .................7, Melvin McLaughlin vs. Kent State (2/12/83) .........6, four times - last by Quinton Day-UMKC (11/19/06)

Top McGuirk Arena Individual Performances CMU OPPONENTPoints ..................... 31, Kyle Randall vs. Bowling Green (1/9/13) ....................................................30, D.J. Cooper - Ohio (2/2/11)FG .................................... 12, Trey Zeigler vs. Toledo (1/12/11) ....................................................21, D.J. Cooper - Ohio (2/2/11)FG Att. .................................... 21, Trey Zeigler vs. Toledo (1/12/11) ....................................................21, D.J. Cooper - Ohio (2/2/11)FT ..................... 13, Kyle Randall vs. Bowling Green (1/9/13) .......................................11, Ray McCallum-Detroit (12/18/10)FT Att. ............................... 14, Trey Zeigler vs. Ball State (2/26/11) .......................................15, Ray McCallum-Detroit (12/18/10) ......................................... 14, Jalin Thomas vs. Ohio (2/2/11 ................................................................................................................ 3-pt ..................................... 7, Jalin Thomas vs. Miami (1/27/11) ........................................ 4, Juan Fernandez-Temple (12/1/10) ......................................................................................................................................................4, Jason Calliste-Detroit (12/18/10) ....................................................................................................................................................4, Anthony Wright-Toledo (1/12/11)3-pt ATT ................................13, Jalin Thomas vs. Miami (1/27/11) .............................................. 9, Tommy Freeman-Ohio (2/2/11)Rebounds .......................15, Trey Zeigler vs. Charlotte (11/15/11) ........................................11, Ray McCallum-Detroit (12/18/10)Assists ........... 10, Chris Fowler vs. Eastern Michigan (3/05/13)7 ......................................... 7, Ray McCallum-Detroit (12/18/10)Blocks ............................ 5, Andre Coimbra vs. Detroit (12/18/10) .................................................5, Lavoy Allen-Temple (12/1/10)Steals ............7, Chris Fowler vs. Michigan Dearborn (1/03/13) ...........................................3, Jason Calliste-Detroit (12/18/10) ........................................................................................................... .....................................................3, J.T. Wright-Toledo (1/12/11) ................................................................................................................................................................... 3, D.J. Cooper-Ohio (2/2/11)

100-Point Games127 OAKLAND (116) 12/03/87124 TRI-STATE (103) 12/30/03121 at Ohio (122, 2 OT) 2/05/98120 OAKLAND (64) 12/11/76117 OHIO (88) 2/22/75116 OAKLAND (80) 11/25/90115 $Prairie View (55) 12/07/91114 OHIO (99) 3/06/76113 at Alma (65) 12/2/65113 SPRING ARBOR (63) 12/30/02112 WRIGHT STATE (85) 12/08/90112 at Hawaii-Pacific (89) 11/28/87109 CENTRAL STATE (65) 1/22/72109 at Toledo (107, 5 OT) 3/01/78109 HOPE (90) 11/26/91109 TOLEDO (115) 2/06/93108 WESTERN ILLINOIS (76) 12/8/75107 DEFIANCE (84) 1/02/80107 %Lawrence Tech (80) 12/29/54107 at Hillsdale (36) 2/28/63106 *Richmond (83) 12/28/74106 EASTERN MICHIGAN (89) 3/01/03105 at Chicago State (87) 12/06/90

105 ILLINOIS STATE (80) 2/22/64104 ALMA (65) 12/02/64104 at Ferris State (72) 12/06/54103 BUFFALO STATE (83) 2/03/73103 WAYNE STATE (71) 12/18/73103 GRAND VALLEY (82) 12/12/77103 MIAMI (87) 2/04/81102 #Montana State (75) 12/29/73102 WESTERN ILLINOIS (82) 1/05/74102 FERRIS STATE (68) 12/07/74102 BUFFALO STATE (73) 1/11/78102 at Toledo (103, 2 OT) 2/28/96101 BALL STATE (87) 12/06/72101 at Cleveland State (111) 2/21/87100 at Eastern Illinois (67) 2/01/54100 FLAGLER (64) 12/22/83100 TIFFIN (34) 12/29/07100 BUFFALO (96, OT) 2/02/08

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Arena Records

1braylon raysonG • Fr. • 5-9 • 178Dallas, Texas

0 1Spencer KrannitzG/F • So. • 6-4 • 196North Muskegon, Mich.

1 1Deandray buckleyG/F • Sr. • 6-4 • 209Romulus, Mich.

2 1derrick richardson jr.G • So. • 6-4 • 200Ypsilanti, Mich.

3 1rayshawn simmonsG • So. • 6-4 • 182St. Louis, Mo.

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1sheldon lowmanG • Jr. • 6-1 • 177Detroit, Mich.

5 1austin stewartG • So. • 6-6 • 207Normal, Ill.

10 1milos cabarkapaC • Fr. • 7-0 • 233Belgrade, Serbia

11 1josh kozinskiG • Fr. • 6-4 • 180Edwardsburg, Mich.

12 1Chris FowlerG • So. • 6-1 • 189Southfield, Mich.

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1austin keelG • Jr. • 6-3 • 185Winter Springs, Fla.

30 1blake hibbittsF • So. • 6-7 • 224Hudsonville, Mich.

32 1John simonsF • So. • 6-8 • 228Cadillac, Mich.

34 1Nick CarlosG/F • Fr. • 6-7 • 191Ashland, Mo.

35 1zach saylorF • Sr. • 6-8 • 235Lansing, Mich.

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Keno DavisHead CoachSecond Season

Kevin GambleAssistant CoachSecond Season

Kyle GerdemanAssistant CoachSecond Season

Jeff SmithAssistant CoachSecond Season

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Day, Date Opponent Location TimeMonday, Oct. 28 Lake Superior State (Exh.) Mount Pleasant 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8 Manchester Mount Pleasant 2:30 p.m.Tuesday, Nov. 12 at Bradley at Peoria, Ill. 8 p.m.Saturday, Nov. 16 Pepperdine Mount Pleasant 6:30 p.m.

Central Michigan TournamentThursday, Nov. 21 Austin Peay Mount Pleasant 7 p.m.Friday, Nov. 22 Montana State Mount Pleasant 7 p.m.Saturday, Nov. 23 CSU-Northridge Mount Pleasant 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 26 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Corpus Christi, Texas 8 p.m.Saturday, Nov. 30 Jacksonville State Mount Pleasant 7 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 7 at SIU-Edwardsville at Edwardsville, Ill. 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14 at Dayton at Dayton, Ohio 7 p.m.Tuesday, Dec. 17 at Jacksonville State at Jacksonville, Ala. 7:45 p.m.Friday, Jan. 3 Marygrove Mount Pleasant 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 8 Miami* Mount Pleasant 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 11 at Toledo* at Toledo, Ohio 6 p.m.Wednesday, Jan. 15 at Bowling Green* at Bowling Green, Ohio 7 p.m.Saturday, Jan. 18 Eastern Michigan* Mount Pleasant 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 22 at Miami* at Oxford, Ohio 7 p.m.Saturday, Jan. 25 Akron* Mount Pleasant 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 29 at Ohio* at Athens, Ohio 7 p.m.Saturday, Feb. 1 at Western Michigan* at Kalamazoo, Mich. 2 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 5 Kent State* Mount Pleasant 7 p.m.Saturday, Feb. 8 Buffalo* Mount Pleasant 7 p.m.Wednesday, Feb. 12 at Northern Illinois* at DeKalb, Ill 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15 at Kent State* at Kent, Ohio 6 p.m.Wednesday, Feb. 19 Ball State* Mount Pleasant 7 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 23 Northern Illinois* Mount Pleasant 2 p.m.Wednesday, Feb. 26 at Eastern Michigan* at Ypsilanti, Mich. 7 p.m. Saturday, March 1 at Ball State * at Muncie, Ind. 2 p.m.Tuesday, March 4 Toledo* Mount Pleasant 7 p.m. Friday/Saturday, March 7/8 Western Michigan* Mount Pleasant TBAMonday-Saturday, March 10-16 at MAC Tournament at Cleveland, Ohio TBA

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