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EIGHTH ANNUAL COLLEGE BASKETBALL INVITATIONAL

The eighth annual CBI tips off on March 17 with one First Round game, followed by seven additional First Round games being played on March 18. The Quarterfi nals commence on Monday, March 23, followed by Semifi nal Round action on Wednesday, March 25.

The unique quality of the CBI is its best-of-three Championship Series, which will be held March 30, April 1, and April 3. One team will host two games should a third game be necessary.

THE FIELD

Team Conference Record NotesColorado Pacifi c-12 Conference 15-17 Fifth-straight postseason berth (3 NCAAs, 1 NIT)UCSB Gauchos Big West Conference 19-13 Tied for second in the Big WestDelaware State Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference 18-17 First postseason since 2007 NITEastern Michigan Mid-American Conference 21-13 Back-to-back 20+ wins for fi rst time since 1998Gardner-Webb Big South Conference 20-14 School record three all-league selectionsHofstra Colonial Athletic Association 20-13 11 road wins this season ninth best in nationLouisiana Monroe Sun Belt Conference 21-12 Most wins since the 1992-93 seasonLoyola Chicago Missouri Valley Conference 19-13 First postseason bid since advancing to the 1985 NCAA Sweet 16Mercer Southern Conference 18-15 Fourth consecutive postseason appearanceOral Roberts Summit League 18-14 14h-consecutive winning seasonPepperdine West Coast Conference 18-13 First winning season since 2005; fi rst postseason berth since 2002Radford Big South Conference 21-11 First back-to-back 20-win season since 1998.Rider Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 21-11 Finished second in the MAAC with a program-best 15 league winsSeattle Western Athletic Conference 16-15 First Division I postseason berth since 1969 NCAA TournamentStony Brook America East Conference 23-11 Advanced to second straight AEC title gameVermont America East Conference 18-13 Seventh-straight postseason bid

BELIEVE IT...OR NOT

Games in the CBI are annually the most competitive of the postseason (average margin of victory):

Year CBI NCAA Tournament NIT

2014 9.2 ppg 10.4 ppg 8.4 ppg2013 6.7 ppg 12.7 ppg 11.5 ppg2012 12.2 ppg 9.9 ppg 9.7 ppg 2011 10.2 ppg 11.3 ppg 12.0 ppg2010 9.0 ppg 10.6 ppg 8.7 ppg2009 6.6 ppg 12.7 ppg 9.0 ppg2008 7.1 ppg 13.8 ppg 12.7 ppg

As a matter of fact, the 2015 CBI saw 10 games decided by 10 points or less, including six decided by fi ve points or less, and fi ve won by road teams.

DID YOU KNOW...

Six of the seven Championship Series have gone the distance as Tulsa (2008), Oregon State (2009), Oregon (2011), Pittsburgh (2012), Santa Clara (2013), and Siena (2014) won in three games. In 2010, VCU became the only team to need two games to win the CBI crown.

THAT’S A FACT

In the previous seven Championship Series, the team that won the fi rst game went on to win the Series fi ve times. The two times the game one winner lost the Series were in 2011 and 2012 when Creighton opened with a victory against Oregon (2011) and Washington State beat Pittsburgh in its opener (2012).

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Samples of CBI Success

• Wyoming went 25-9 and won the Mountain West championship to earn its fi rst NCAA bid since 2002, Hampton won the MEAC title for the fi rst time since 2011, and South Dakota State won the Summit League’s regular season crown after participating in the 2014 CBI.

• North Dakota State and Western Michigan both won their respective league regular season and tournament championships and Tulsa won its postseason tournament after playing in the 2013 CBI.

• Texas parlayed its 2013 CBI experience into a No. 7 seed in the 2014 NCAA Tournament. The Longhorns were ranked as high has No. 15 in 2014.

• Pittsburgh won the 2012 CBI and earned a No. 8 seed in the 2013 NCAA Tournament.

• After advancing to consecutive NCAA championship games, Butler played in the 2012 CBI, advancing to the semifi nals. They followed that with a No. 6 seed in the 2013 NCAA Tournament.

• In 2012, Creighton, Davidson, Montana, and St. Bonaventure all won their respective league tournaments after playing in the 2011 CBI.

• VCU won the 2010 CBI and advanced to the Final Four the next season.

• Creighton advanced to the Championship Series of the 2011 CBI and in 2012 was ranked as high as 13th (AP) and 12th (ESPN/USA Today).

• Oregon won the 2011 CBI and went 24-10 the following season, surpassing the previous season’s win total, which included fi ve CBI wins.

• Morehead State played in the 2010 CBI and the next year had, arguably, the greatest season in school history.

• Saint Louis advanced to the fi nal of the 2010 CBI with a team featuring seven freshmen, four sophomores, and one junior. Those seven freshmen headlined the 2013 Atlantic 10 regular season and tournament champions, earning a No. 4 seed in the 2013 NCAA Tournament. • Richmond advanced to the semifi nals of the 2009 CBI and went on to earn back-to-back NCAA Tournament bids for the fi rst time in 19 years.

• UTEP reached the Championship Series of the 2009 CBI and went on to advance to the 2010 NCAA Tournament and win 51 games the next two seasons.

• Tulsa won the 2008 CBI prior to winning 48 games the next two years.

• Utah played in the 2008 CBI and went on to win 24 games the next season and reach the NCAA Tournament for the fi rst time in four years.

It Happened in the CBI

• Loyola Chicago’s 2015 CBI bid marks the Ramblers’ fi rst postseason appearance since advancing to the Sweet 16 of the 1985 NCAA Tournament. Seattle is in the Division I postseason for the fi rst time since 1969.

• Siena earned its fi rst-ever postseason championship in winning the 2014 CBI. The Saints moved to Division I in 1976-77.

• By advancing to the Championship Series of the 2014 CBI, Fresno State reached the championship of a postseason tournament for just the second time in school history (1983).

• Bryant made its fi rst-ever postseason appearance when it hosted Richmond in the First Round of the 2013 CBI.

• In back-to-back games in the 2012 CBI, Oregon State posted the two highest fi eld goal percentages in CBI history. In the First Round against Western Illinois, the Beavers set the record by shooting 30-46 (.652) from the fi eld. The next game against TCU in the Quarterfi nals, OSU shot 39-60 (.650) from the fi eld - the second-best eff ort in tournament history.

• On March 14, 2012, Western Illinois played in its fi rst-ever posteason game.

• On March 13, 2012, Princeton scored 95 points in a 95-86 win at Evansville in the First Round of the CBI. It was the most points scored in regulation by the Tigers since 1995.

• On March 16, 2011, UCF beat St. Bonaventure, 69-54, for the school’s fi rst-ever postseason win. UCF would go on to advance to the semifi nals of the CBI that season.

• On March 16, 2011, Rhode Island beat Miami (Ohio), 76-59, in the First Round of the CBI. The win was the 90th for the Rams’ senior class of Marquis Jones, Will Martell, Delroy James, and Ben Eaves, tying them as the winningest four-year class in school history.

• On March 16, 2011, Rhode Island’s Delroy James posted the fi rst triple- double in school history with his 22-point, 11-rebound, and 10-assist eff ort in a 76-59 win over Miami (Ohio).

• On March 15, 2011, Hofstra’s Charles Jenkins scored his 2,500th career point in the First Round of the CBI - his fi nal game as a member of the Pride. Jenkins ended his career as Hofstra’s all-time leading scorer with 2,513 points.

• On March 31, 2010, VCU became the fi rst team in CBI history to win the Championship Series in two games, taking a 71-65 win at Saint Louis. The next season the Rams would become the fi rst CBI champion to play in the NCAA Final Four.

• On April 3, 2009, Oregon State beat UTEP to capture the fi rst-ever postseason championship in school history as the Beavers earned the CBI title with an 81-73 win in El Paso.


WHAT THEY’RE SAYING...

“The crowd was alive... some sort of living, breathing entity with ear shattering, rock concert, airplane noise. It began to grow as it formed at 3 p.m. to await the chance to get into the building. It fl owed down the concourse, fi lling up the seats like lava fl owing out of a volcano. It rocked and rolled and roared.”

-----From the El Paso Times on Game 2 of the 2009 CBI Championship Series at UTEP

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SCHEDULEMarch 30 Championship Series Game 1April 1 Championship Series Game 2April 3 Championship Series Game 3

Michael Reghi and John Griffi n will serve as the broadcast team for the 2015 CBI.

CBS Sports Network, the 24-hour home of CBS Sports, is available across the country through local cable, video, and telco providers and via satellite on DirecTV Channel 221 and Dish Network Channel 158. For more information, including a full programming schedule and how to get CBS Sports Network, go to www.cbssportsnetwork.com.

HOME SWEET HOME

With the CBI played entirely at campus sites, here is a look at how home teams have fared in the history of the tournament:

2014 12-6 2013 11-6 2012 12-5 2011 16-1 2010 9-7 2009 10-7 2008 13-4 83-36 (.697)

CONFERENCE CALL

The 2015 CBI includes teams from 14 diff erent conferences. They are: America East (2), Big South (2), Big West, Colonial, Metro Atlantic, Mid-American, Mid-Eastern Athletic, Missouri Valley, Pac-12, Southern, Summit, Sun Belt, West Coast, and Western Athletic.

TICK TOCK

The CBI will utilize a 30-second shot clock in an eff ort to assist the NCAA in its research on pace of play and scoring.

“The NCAA Men’s Basketball Rules Committee is very appreciative that the College Basketball Invitational has chosen to experiment with the 30-second shot clock this March,” said Rick Byrd, committee chair and head coach at Belmont University. “The additional data we will receive from these games will be very meaningful to us as we meet this coming May.”

FANTASTIC

429,305 fans have attended games at the fi rst seven CBIs. In 2011, Creighton set a tournament record with a crowd of 12,381 in its Championship Series home game.

WHAT THEY’RE SAYING...

““It may be diff erent if we were a group of seniors and older guys. With a young group, you’ve gotta want to play. Every experience we could put these guys through, whether it’s going on the road to play games … we didn’t do as well on the road as we have in the past.”- - Texas Head Coach Rick Barnes, 2013 Participants

2015 COLLEGE BASKETBALL INVITATIONALThe Field

Colorado Buff aloesHead Coach: Tad BoylePacifi c-12 Conference(15-17 overall, 7-11 Pacifi c-12 Conference, Tie-8th)The Buff aloes enter the CBI having won three of their last fi ve games, shooting 50.2 percent from the fi eld during that span...Colorado, one of the youngest teams in the country, is paced by junior Josh Scott, who averages 14.0 ppg and a team-best 8.0 rpg...now in his fi fth season, head coach Tad Boyle has posted a 107-67 (.615) record, which ranks him as the fourth winningest coach in CU history...in the previous four seasons, the Buff s went to three-straight NCAA Tournaments and one NIT Final Four.

UC Santa Barbara GauchosHead Coach: Bob WilliamsBig West Conference(19-13 overall, 11-5 Big West Conference, Tie-2nd)The Gauchos reached the semifi nals of the Big West Tournament before falling in overtime to eventual champion UC Irvine…UCSB posted a 19-13 record on the year, including an 11-5 league ledger, good for a tie for second place…senior center Alan Williams is just the second player in school history to surpass 1,700 career points and will enter the CBI with 1,714 for his career...his 1,115 career rebounds rank second all-time in the Big West…all fi ve starters earned all-league honors for the fi rst time ever.

Delaware State HornetsHead Coach: Keith WalkerMid-Eastern Athletic Conference(18-17 overall, 9-7 MEAC, 5th)With an upset of previously unbeaten North Carolina Central, Delaware State advanced to the title game of the MEAC Championship for the fi rst time since 2007…head coach Keith Walker has led a resurrection at DSU, inheriting a team that was 9-21 a year ago…senior center Kendall Gray was named the MEAC Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year and enters the CBI with 11.7 ppg and 11.8 rpg…he is just the second player in league history to earn both awards the same season... Amere May is the MEAC’s leading scorer at 21.0 ppg...this is the Hornets’ fi rst postseason since the 2007 NIT.

Eastern Michigan EaglesHead Coach: Rob MurphyMid-American Conference(21-13 overall, 8-10 MAC, Tie-4th West Division)The Eagles enter the CBI with a 21-13 record after a run into the quarterfi nals of the Mid-American Conference Tournament…the 21 wins mark the second-straight season that the Green and White have posted 20 or more wins for the fi rst time since the 1996-97 and 1997-98 campaigns…sophomore guard Raven Lee earned All-MAC third-team honors while senior forward Karrington Ward earned honorable mention acclaim…Eastern Michigan has held teams to a 38.4 shooting percentage from the fl oor, good for 11th in the NCAA, while their 8.6 steals per contest are also good for 11th.

Gardner-Webb Runnin’ BulldogsHead Coach: Tim CraftBig South Conference(20-14 overall, 10-8 Big South Conference, Tie-6th)In posting 20 wins this season, Gardner-Webb earned wins against Clemson and Purdue…the Bulldogs advanced to the semifi nals of the Big South Championship…tied a program record with three Big South selections this season as Jerome Hill became the fi rst Runnin’ Bulldog to earn Big South All-Conference fi rst-team honors since the school joined the league in 2008-09…senior guard Tyler Strange garnered all-conference honors for the fi rst time in his career, earning a spot on the second-team, while sophomore Tyrell Nelson was named to the All-Academic team...lead the Big South in scoring at 74.7 ppg.

Hofstra PrideHead Coach: Joe MihalichColonial Athletic Association(20-13 overall, 10-8 CAA, 5th)Heading into last weekend, Hofstra was tied for the ninth-most road wins in Division I with 11…the Pride set a school record this season with 295 made three-pointers, eclipsing the previous mark of 256 set during the 2006-07 campaign…this season marks the 10th time in program history (D-I era; since 1972-73) that Hofstra has won at least 20 games…junior guard Juan’ya Green was the fi rst Pride player to earn All-CAA fi rst-team honors since Charles Jenkins was a three-time fi rst-team selection (2009-2011)…graduate guard Dion Nesmith was named to the CAA All-Academic team for the second time…junior forward Ameen Tanksley was named to the All-CAA second-team.

Louisiana Monroe WarhawksHead Coach: Keith RichardSun Belt Conference(21-12 overall, 14-6 Sun Belt Conference, Tie-2nd)ULM notched its 11th 20-win season in school history and the fi rst since 2001-02 in going 21-12...the 21 wins are the most since 1992-93...it is also the Warhawks’ 39th winning season in school history and the fi rst since 2006-07...head coach Keith Richard won his second career Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year award...senior Tylor Ongwae was named to the All-Conference fi rst-team and junior Majok Deng earned All-Conference third-team honors...Ongwae became the fi rst-ever ULM student-athlete to earn All-SBC fi rst-team accolades...it also marked the fi rst time ULM had two All-SBC players in the same year.

Loyola Chicago RamblersHead Coach: Porter MoserMissouri Valley Conference(19-13 overall, 8-10 Missouri Valley Conference, 6th)The Ramblers are making their fi rst postseason appearance since advancing to the NCAA Sweet 16 in 1985, where they fell to Patrick Ewing and No. 1 Georgetown…Loyola is one win shy of just its second 20-win season since 1985…the Ramblers are one of seven NCAA Division I teams to win as many as 19 games this season after winning 10 or less last season (one of only two from a top 10 conference (KenPom) - Temple))…after going winless in 14 true road games last season, the Ramblers are over .500 on the road and are 10-7 in away/neutral games this year.

2015 COLLEGE BASKETBALL INVITATIONALMercer BearsHead Coach: Bob Hoff manSouthern Conference(18-15 overall, 12-6 Southern Conference, 3rd)Mercer is in the postseason for a school-record fourth consecutive year, which includes an upset of third-seeded Duke in the 2014 NCAA Tournament (78-71)...since the start of the 2011-12 season, the Bears have won 96 wins, which is the 33rd-most among Division I teams over that span...senior Darious Moten and junior Ike Nwamu were named to the Southern’s 10-member All-Conference team while Stephon Jelks garnered a spot on the fi ve-person All-Freshman squad...Mercer is 58-8 at Hawkins Arena since the start of the 2011-12 season.

Oral Roberts Golden EaglesHead Coach: Scott SuttonSummit League(18-14 overall, 10-6 Summit League, 3rd)At 18-14, 2015 marks the 14th consecutive season that Oral Roberts has registered a winning record…the Golden Eagles have hit a 3-pointer in 88 straight games…in three games against Summit League champion North Dakota State, Obi Emegano, a fi rst-team All-Summit League performer, averaged 28.0 ppg and 6.0 rpg, scoring 25 or more in all three games this season…the last time ORU was in a postseason tournament, the Golden Eagles made it to the fi nal eight of the CIT in 2012-13.

Pepperdine WavesHead Coach: Marty WilsonWest Coast Conference(18-13 overall, 10-8 West Coast Conference, 4th)Pepperdine is having its best season in more than a decade, earning its fi rst winning season since 2005, its fi rst league winning season (10-8), its best West Coast Conference fi nish (fourth), its fi rst WCC Tournament semifi nal appearance since 2004, and the most overall (18) wins since 2002...the Waves are also making their fi rst postseason appearance since the 2002 NCAA Tournament...included among the season’s highlights, Pepperdine recorded a season sweep of BYU and a road victory at Saint Mary’s...lead the nation in 3-point fi eld goal percentage defense (.263)...yielding just 61.6 points per game overall, which is on pace to be the program’s best mark since 1961-62...junior forward Stacy Davis is a two-time All-WCC fi rst-team honoree.

Radford HighlandersHead Coach: Mike JonesBig South Conference(21-11 overall, 12-6 Big South Conference, Tie-3rd)The Highlanders are in the CBI for the second straight year, having won at Oregon State last season…Javonte Green became the third Big South player in history to reach 1,000 career rebounds and has 1,023 for his career…R.J. Price is fi fth all-time in RU scoring history and reached the 1,600-point plateau and has scored 1,622 points in his career…Radford now has back-to-back 20-win seasons for the fi rst time since 1998.

Rider BroncsHead Coach: Kevin BaggettMetro Atlantic Athletic Conference(21-11 overall, 15-5 MAAC, 2nd)The Broncs are in the postseason for the sixth time in the last eight years...Rider tied a school record with 21 wins and set a program standard with 15 MAAC wins to place second in the league...head coach Kevin Baggett was the 2015 MAAC Coach of the Year and is a fi nalist for the Ben Jobe Award for the second time in three years...the Broncs placed center Matt Lopez on the MAAC’s All-Conference fi rst-team as well as guard Teddy Okereafor, who was also named the MAAC’s Sixth Man of the Year...Rider is in the CBI for the second time, having played in the inaugural 2008 tournament.

Seattle RedhawksHead Coach: Cameron DollarWestern Athletic Conference(16-15 overall, 7-7 WAC, Tie-4th)The Redhawks are 16-15 overall, including a 7-7 record in the Western Athletic Conference, the team’s best WAC mark since joining the league in 2012-13...head coach Cameron Dollar, a member of the 1995 NCAA national champion UCLA squad, is in his sixth season at the helm of the Redhawk program…two senior guards lead the team in scoring: Isiah Umipig at 17.0 ppg and Jarell Flora at 13.6 ppg…the two have combined to hit 184 3-pointers this season, ranking fi rst and second in the conference…this is Seattle’s fi rst appearance in a national Division I postseason tournament since the 1969 NCAA Tournament.

Stony Brook SeawolvesHead Coach: Steve PikiellAmerica East Conference(23-11 overall, 12-4 America East Conference, Tie-2nd)Stony Brook has won 20 or more games four-straight seasons and fi ve out of the last six and advanced to the championship game of the America East Conference tournament for the second year in a row…since 2009-10, Stony Brook is second winningest program in metropolitan New York (130 wins)…the Seawolves feature a pair of 1,000-point scorers in juniors Jameel Warney (1,463) and Carson Puriefoy (1,060)…this season Warney became one of just six players in America East Conference history to earn the league’s Player of the Year award twice…he also garnered Rookie of the Year in 2012-13…this is Stony Brook’s second straight CBI appearance.

Vermont CatamountsHead Coach: John BeckerAmerica East Conference(18-13 overall, 12-4 America East Conference, Tie-2nd)Finished in a tie for second place in the America East and advanced to the tournament semifi nals before falling to Stony Brook…this is Vermont’s third CBI appearance (2009, 2013) and seventh straight postseason berth, the fourth straight under head coach John Becker…the Catamounts feature eight newcomers and seven freshmen on their roster, led by freshman Trae Bell-Haynes, who was named to America East All-Rookie team, and classmate Cam Ward, who garnered America East Sixth Player of the Year honors…sophomore Dre Wills, an America East All-Conference second-team and All-Defensive team selection, is one of the most improved players in the league.


Year-by-Year Results

2011 CBI presented by Zebra PenFirst Round – March 15Davidson 85, James Madison 65Creighton 85, San Jose State 74Boise State 83, Austin Peay 80Evansville 77, Hofstra 70

First Round – March 16Duquesne 87, Montana 74Oregon 68, Weber State 59Rhode Island 76, Miami (Ohio) 59UCF 69, St. Bonaventure 54

Quarterfi nal Round – March 21Creighton 102, Davidson 92Boise State 75, Evansville 69Oregon 77, Duquesne 75UCF 66, Rhode Island 54

Semifi nal Round – March 23Creighton 82, UCF 64Oregon 79, Boise State 71

Championship SeriesMar. 28 Creighton 84, Oregon 76Mar. 30 Oregon 71, Creighton 58Apr. 1 Oregon 71, Creighton 69 Most Valuable PlayerJoevan Catron (Oregon)

2010 CBIFirst Round – March 16Saint Louis 63, Indiana State 54VCU 79, George Washington 73

First Round – March 17Boston University 96, Oregon State 78IUPUI 74, Hofstra 60Charleston 82, Eastern Kentucky 79Green Bay 70, Akron 66Morehead State 74, Colorado State 60Princeton 65, Duquesne 51

Quarterfi nal Round – March 22Saint Louis 68, Green Bay 62 (2OT)VCU 93, Charleston 86Boston Univ. 91, Morehead State 89 (OT)Princeton 74, IUPUI 68 (2OT)

Semifi nal Round – March 24Saint Louis 69, Princeton 59VCU 88, Boston University 75

Championship SeriesMar. 29 VCU 68, Saint Louis 56Mar. 31 VCU 71, Saint Louis 65 Most Valuable PlayerJoey Rodriguez (VCU)

Home team in BOLD

2013 CBI presented by BuickFirst Round – March 19George Mason 78, Charleston 77Wyoming 67, Lehigh 66Santa Clara 77, Vermont 67

First Round – March 20Richmond 76, Bryant 71Wright State 72, Tulsa 52Western Michigan 72, North Dakota St. 71 (OT)Purdue 81, Western Illinois 67Houston 73, Texas 72

Quarterfi nal Round – March 25George Mason 88, Houston 84 (OT)Santa Clara 86, Purdue 83Wright State 57, Richmond 51Western Michigan 75, Wyoming 67 (OT)

Semifi nal Round – March 27George Mason 62, Western Michigan 52Santa Clara 81, Wright State 69

Championship SeriesApr. 1 Santa Clara 81, George Mason 73Apr. 3 George Mason 73, Santa Clara 66Apr. 5 Santa Clara 80, George Mason 77

Most Valuable PlayerKevin Foster (Santa Clara)

2012 CBI presented by Zebra PenFirst Round – March 13Princeton 95, Evansville 86TCU 83, Milwaukee 73Washington State 89, San Francisco 75

First Round – March 14Pittsburgh 81, Woff ord 63Penn 74, Quinnipiac 63Butler 75, Delaware 58Wyoming 78, North Dakota State 75Oregon State 80, Western Illinois 59

Quarterfi nal Round – March 19Pittsburgh 82, Princeton 61Butler 63, Penn 53Oregon State 101, TCU 81Washington State 61, Wyoming 41

Semifi nal Round – March 21Pittsburgh 68, Butler 62 (OT)Washington State 72, Oregon State 55

Championship SeriesMar. 26 Washington St. 67, Pittsburgh 66Mar. 28 Pittsburgh 57, Washington St. 53Mar. 30 Pittsburgh 71, Washington St. 65

Most Valuable PlayerLamar Patterson (Pittsburgh)

2014 CBIFirst Round – March 18Siena 66, Stony Brook 55

First Round – March 19Texas A&M 59, Wyoming 43Illinois State 77, Morehead State 67Radford 96, Oregon State 92Old Dominion 72, South Dakota State 65Fresno State 61, UTEP 56Princeton 56, Tulane 55Penn State 69, Hampton 65

Quarterfi nal Round – March 24Siena 54, Penn State 52Old Dominion 82, Radford 59Illinois State 62, Texas A&M 55Fresno State 72, Princeton 56

Semifi nal Round – March 26Siena 61, Illinois State 49Fresno State 71, Old Dominion 64

Championship SeriesMar. 31 - Siena 61 Fresno State 57Apr. 2 - Fresno State 89, Siena 75Apr. 5 - Siena 81, Fresno State 68

Most Valuable PlayerBrett Bisping (Siena)


Year-by-Year Results (cont.)

WHAT THEY’RE SAYING

“When you look at the fi eld they put together for this thing (CBI), look at the teams that were in it and now out of it, the likes of Texas and Purdue, it is a very talented fi eld and one that I thought compared favorably to the NIT, to be honest with you. To be sitting here in this situation is great for us. We’re excited about it.”- - Western Michigan Head Coach Steve Hawkins, 2013 Participants

2008 CBIFirst Round – March 18Houston 80, Nevada 79Ohio 80, Brown 74Old Dominion 68, Rider 65Virginia 66, Richmond 64

First Round – March 19Utah 81, UTEP 69Valparaiso 72, Washington 71Tulsa 61, Miami (Ohio) 45Bradley 70, Cincinnati 67

Quarterfi nal Round – March 24Tulsa 69, Utah 60Houston 91, Valparaiso 67Bradley 79, Ohio 73Virginia 80, Old Dominion 76

Semifi nal Round – March 26Tulsa 73, Houston 69Bradley 96, Virginia 85

Championship SeriesMar. 31 Tulsa 73, Bradley 68Apr. 2 Bradley 83, Tulsa 74Apr. 4 Tulsa 70, Bradley 64

All-Tournament TeamJerome Jordan (Tulsa)Jeremy Crouch (Bradley)Ben Uzoh (Tulsa)Sean Singletary (Virginia)Rob McKiver (Houston)

Home team in BOLD

2009 CBIFirst Round – March 17UTEP 79, Nevada 77Northeastern 64, Wyoming 62

First Round – March 18Stanford 96, Boise State 76Oregon State 49 Houston 45Charleston 93, Troy 91Wichita State 84, Buff alo 73Vermont 76, Green Bay 72Richmond 75, St. John’s 69

Quarterfi nal Round – March 23Oregon State 71, Vermont 70 (OT)UTEP 75, Northeastern 66Stanford 70, Wichita State 56Richmond 74, Charleston 72

Semifi nal Round – March 25Oregon State 65, Stanford 62 (OT)UTEP 81, Richmond 69

Championship SeriesMar. 30 Oregon State 75, UTEP 69Apr. 1 UTEP 70, Oregon State 63Apr. 3 Oregon State 81, UTEP 73

All-Tournament TeamRandy Culpepper (UTEP)David Gonzalvez (Richmond)Stefon Jackson (UTEP)Roeland Schaftenaar (Oregon State) - MVPLathen Wallace (Oregon State)


“It’s great to fi nish out the [tournament with a victory]…The kids wanted to do more this year. They didn’t feel they had done what they set out to do.”- - Pittsburgh Head Coach Jamie Dixon, 2012 CBI Champions

2015 COLLEGE BASKETBALL INVITATIONALTeam-by-Team Results

Akron ........................................................................................................ 0-13/17/10 Green Bay 70, Akron 66Austin Peay............................................................................................... 0-13/15/11 Boise State 83, Austin Peay 80Boise State ................................................................................................ 2-23/23/11 Oregon 79, Boise State 713/21/11 Boise State 75, Evansville 693/15/11 Boise State 83, Austin Peay 803/18/09 Stanford 96, Boise State 76Boston University .................................................................................... 2-13/24/10 VCU 88, Boston University 753/22/10 Boston University 91, Morehead State 89 (OT)3/17/10 Boston University 96, Oregon State 78Bradley ..................................................................................................... 4-24/4/08 Tulsa 70, Bradley 64*4/2/08 Bradley 83, Tulsa 74*3/31/08 Tulsa 73, Bradley 68*3/26/08 Bradley 96, Virginia 853/24/08 Bradley 79, Ohio 733/19/08 Bradley 70, Cincinnati 67Brown ....................................................................................................... 0-13/18/08 Ohio 80, Brown 74Bryant ....................................................................................................... 0-13/20/13 Richmond 76, Bryant 71Buff alo ...................................................................................................... 0-13/18/09 Wichita State 84, Buff alo 73Butler ........................................................................................................ 2-13/21/12 Pittsburgh 68, Butler 62 (OT)3/19/12 Butler 63, Penn 533/14/12 Butler 75, Delaware 58UCF ............................................................................................................ 2-13/23/11 Creighton 82, UCF 643/21/11 UCF 66, Rhode Island 543/16/11 UCF 69, St. Bonaventure 54Charleston ................................................................................................ 2-33/19/13 George Mason 78, Charleston 773/22/10 VCU 93, Charleston 863/17/10 Charleston 82, Eastern Kentucky 793/23/09 Richmond 74, Charleston 723/18/09 Charleston 93, Troy 91Cincinnati ................................................................................................. 0-13/19/08 Bradley 70, Cincinnati 67Colorado State ......................................................................................... 0-13/17/10 Morehead State 74, Colorado State 60Creighton ................................................................................................. 4-24/1/11 Oregon 71, Creighton 69*3/30/11 Oregon 71, Creighton 58*3/28/11 Creighton 84, Oregon 76*3/23/11 Creighton 82, UCF 643/21/11 Creighton 102, Davidson 923/15/11 Creighton 85, San Jose State 74Davidson .................................................................................................. 1-13/21/11 Creighton 102, Davidson 923/15/11 Davidson 85, James Madison 65Delaware .................................................................................................. 0-13/14/12 Butler 75, Delaware 58Duquesne ................................................................................................. 1-23/21/11 Oregon 77, Duquesne 753/16/11 Duquesne 87, Montana 743/17/10 Princeton 65, Duquesne 51Eastern Kentucky ..................................................................................... 0-13/17/10 Charleston 82, Eastern Kentucky 79Evansville ................................................................................................. 1-23/13/12 Princeton 95, Evansville 863/21/11 Boise State 75, Evansville 693/15/11 Evansville 77, Hofstra 70Fresno State ............................................................................................. 4-24/5/14 Siena 81, Fresno State 68*4/2/14 Fresno State 89, Siena 75*3/31/14 Siena 61, Fresno State 57*3/26/14 Fresno State 71, Old Dominion 643/24/14 Fresno State 72, Princeton 563/19/14 Fresno State 61, UTEP 56

* Championship Series; Home Teams in BOLD

George Mason .......................................................................................... 4-24/5/13 Santa Clara 80, George Mason 77*4/3/13 George Mason 73, Santa Clara 66*4/1/13 Santa Clara 81, George Mason 73*3/27/13 George Mason 62, Western Michigan 523/25/13 George Mason 88, Houston 84 (OT)3/19/13 George Mason 78, Charleston 77George Washington ................................................................................. 0-13/16/10 VCU 79, George Washington 73Green Bay ................................................................................................. 1-23/22/10 Saint Louis 68, Green Bay 62 (2OT)3/17/10 Green Bay 70, Akron 663/18/09 Vermont 76, Green Bay 72Hampton .................................................................................................. 0-13/19/14 Penn State 69, Hampton 65Hofstra ...................................................................................................... 0-23/15/11 Evansville 77, Hofstra 703/17/10 IUPUI 74, Hofstra 60Houston .....................................................................................................3-33/25/13 George Mason 88, Houston 84 (OT)3/20/13 Houston 73, Texas 72 3/18/09 Oregon State 49, Houston 453/26/08 Tulsa 73, Houston 693/24/08 Houston 91, Valparaiso 673/18/08 Houston 80, Nevada 79Illinois State ............................................................................................. 2-13/26/14 Siena 61, Illinois State 493/24/14 Illinois State 62, Texas A&M 553/19/14 Illinois State 77, Morehead State 67Indiana State ............................................................................................ 0-13/16/10 Saint Louis 63, Indiana State 54 IUPUI ......................................................................................................... 1-13/22/10 Princeton 74, IUPUI 68 (2OT)3/17/10 IUPUI 74, Hofstra 60James Madison ........................................................................................ 0-13/15/11 Davidson 85, James Madison 65Lehigh ....................................................................................................... 0-13/19/13 Wyoming 67, Lehigh 66Miami (Ohio) ............................................................................................ 0-23/16/11 Rhode Island 76, Miami (Ohio) 593/19/08 Tulsa 61, Miami (Ohio) 45Milwaukee ................................................................................................ 0-13/13/12 TCU 83, Milwaukee 73Montana ................................................................................................... 0-13/16/11 Duquesne 87, Montana 74Morehead State ....................................................................................... 1-23/19/14 Illinois State 77, Morehead State 673/22/10 Boston University 91, Morehead State 89 (OT)3/17/10 Morehead State 74, Colorado State 60Nevada...................................................................................................... 0-23/17/09 UTEP 79, Nevada 773/18/08 Houston 80, Nevada 79 North Dakota State ..................................................................................0-23/20/13 Western Michigan 72, North Dakota State 71 (OT)3/14/12 Wyoming 78, North Dakota State 75Northeastern ............................................................................................ 1-13/23/09 UTEP 75, Northeastern 663/17/09 Northeastern 64, Wyoming 62Ohio .......................................................................................................... 1-13/24/08 Bradley 79, Ohio 733/18/08 Ohio 80, Brown 74Old Dominion ........................................................................................... 3-23/26/14 Fresno State 71, Old Dominion 643/24/14 Old Dominion 82, Radford 593/19/14 Old Dominion 72, South Dakota State 653/24/08 Virginia 80, Old Dominion 763/18/08 Old Dominion 68, Rider 65Oregon ...................................................................................................... 5-14/1/11 Oregon 71, Creighton 69*3/30/11 Oregon 71, Creighton 58*3/28/11 Creighton 84, Oregon 76*3/23/11 Oregon 79, Boise State 713/21/11 Oregon 77, Duquesne 753/16/11 Oregon 68, Weber State 59



“First of all, it gives us some experience playing in the postseason. Secondly, it allows us to keep playing. We are one of the few teams still playing and that is terrifi c for the program... it is terrifi c for our confi dence... it is a terrifi c overall experience. And fi nally, we have access to our players on a full-time basis right now which helps with player development, strategies for next year and builds our confi dence level heading into the spring, when we need that extra work. This is a wonderful tournament and great opportunity for our program.”- - Oregon State Head Coach Craig Robinson, after winning the 2009 CBI Championship

Team-by-Team Results (cont.)

Oregon State ............................................................................................ 7-43/19/14 Radford 96, Oregon State 923/21/12 Washington State 72, Oregon State 553/19/12 Oregon State 101, TCU 813/14/12 Oregon State 80, Western Illinois 593/17/10 Boston University 96, Oregon State 78 4/3/09 Oregon State 81, UTEP 73*4/1/09 UTEP 70, Oregon State 63*3/30/09 Oregon State 75, UTEP 69*3/25/09 Oregon State 65, Stanford 623/23/09 Oregon State 71, Vermont 70 (OT)3/18/09 Oregon State 49, Houston 45Penn .......................................................................................................... 1-13/19/12 Butler 63, Penn 533/14/12 Penn 74, Quinnipiac 63Penn State ................................................................................................ 1-13/24/14 Siena 54, Penn State 523/19/14 Penn State 69, Hampton 65Pittsburgh ................................................................................................ 5-13/30/12 Pittsburgh 71, Washington State 65*3/28/12 Pittsburgh 57, Washington State 53*3/26/12 Washington State 67, Pittsburgh 66*3/21/12 Pittsburgh 68, Butler 62 (OT)3/19/12 Pittsburgh 82, Princeton 613/14/12 Pittsburgh 81, Woff ord 63Princeton .................................................................................................. 4-33/24/14 Fresno State 72, Princeton 563/19/14 Princeton 56, Tulane 553/19/12 Pittsburgh 82, Princeton 613/13/12 Princeton 95, Evansville 863/24/10 Saint Louis 69, Princeton 593/22/10 Princeton 74, IUPUI 68 (2OT)3/17/10 Princeton 65, Duquesne 51Purdue ...................................................................................................... 1-13/25/13 Santa Clara 86, Purdue 833/19/13 Purdue 81, Western Illinois 67Quinnipiac ................................................................................................ 0-13/14/12 Penn 74, Quinnipiac 63Radford .................................................................................................1-13/24/14 Old Dominion 82, Radford 593/19/14 Radford 96, Oregon State 92Rhode Island ............................................................................................1-13/21/11 UCF 66, Rhode Island 543/16/11 Rhode Island 76, Miami (Ohio) 59Richmond ................................................................................................. 3-33/25/13 Wright State 57, Richmond 513/20/13 Richmond 76, Bryant 713/25/09 UTEP 81, Richmond 693/23/09 Richmond 74, Charleston 723/18/09 Richmond 75, St. John’s 693/18/08 Virginia 66, Richmond 64Rider ......................................................................................................... 0-13/18/08 Old Dominion 68, Rider 65St. Bonaventure ....................................................................................... 0-13/16/11 UCF 69, St. Bonaventure 54St. John’s ................................................................................................... 0-13/18/09 Richmond 75, St. John’s 69Saint Louis ................................................................................................ 3-23/31/10 VCU 71, Saint Louis 65*3/29/10 VCU 68, Saint Louis 56*3/24/10 Saint Louis 69, Princeton 593/22/10 Saint Louis 68, Green Bay 62 (2OT)3/16/10 Saint Louis 63, Indiana State 54

San Francisco ........................................................................................... 0-13/13/08 Washington State 89, San Francisco 75San Jose State .......................................................................................... 0-13/15/11 Creighton 85, San Jose State 74Santa Clara ............................................................................................... 5-14/5/13 Santa Clara 80, George Mason 77*4/3/13 George Mason 73, Santa Clara 664/1/13 Santa Clara 81, George Mason 73*3/27/13 Santa Clara 81, Wright State 693/25/13 Santa Clara 86, Purdue 833/19/13 Santa Clara 77, Vermont 67Siena ......................................................................................................... 5-14/5/14 Siena 81, Fresno State 68*4/2/14 Fresno State 89, Siena 75*3/31/14 Siena 61, Fresno State 57*3/26/14 Siena 61, Illinois State 493/24/14 Siena 54, Penn State 523/18/14 Siena 66, Stony Brook 55South Dakota State ................................................................................. 0-13/19/14 Old Dominion 72, South Dakota State 65Stanford .................................................................................................... 2-13/25/09 Oregon State 65, Stanford 623/23/09 Stanford 70, Wichita State 563/18/09 Stanford 96, Boise State 76 Texas ............ 0-13/20/13 Houston 73, Texas 72Stony Brook .............................................................................................. 0-13/18/14 Siena 66, Stony Brook 55Texas ..........................................................................................................0-13/20/13 Houston 73, Texas 72 TCU ............................................................................................................ 1-13/19/12 Oregon State 101, TCU 813/13/12 TCU 83, Milwaukee 73Texas A&M ................................................................................................ 1-13/24/14 Illinois State 62, Texas A&M 553/19/14 Texas A&M 59, Wyoming 43UTEP.......................................................................................................... 4-43/19/14 Fresno State 61, UTEP 564/3/09 Oregon State 81, UTEP 73*4/1/09 UTEP 70, Oregon State 63*3/30/09 Oregon State 75, UTEP 69*3/25/09 UTEP 81, Richmond 693/23/09 UTEP 79, Northeastern 663/17/09 UTEP 79, Nevada 773/19/08 Utah 81, UTEP 69Troy ........................................................................................................... 0-13/18/09 Charleston 93, Troy 91Tulane ....................................................................................................... 0-13/19/14 Princeton 56, Tulane 55Tulsa .......................................................................................................... 5-23/20/13 Wright State 72, Tulsa 524/4/08 Tulsa 70, Bradley 64*4/2/08 Bradley 83, Tulsa 74*3/31/08 Tulsa 73, Bradley 68*3/26/08 Tulsa 73, Houston 693/24/08 Tulsa 69, Utah 603/19/08 Tulsa 61, Miami (Ohio) 45Utah .......................................................................................................... 1-13/24/08 Tulsa 69, Utah 603/19/08 Utah 81, UTEP 69Valparasio ................................................................................................ 1-13/24/08 Houston 91, Valparaiso 673/19/08 Valparaiso 72, Washington 71



Vermont .................................................................................................... 1-23/19/13 Santa Clara 77, Vermont 673/23/09 Oregon State 71, Vermont 70 (OT)3/18/09 Vermont 76, Green Bay 72Virginia ..................................................................................................... 2-13/26/08 Bradley 96, Virginia 853/24/08 Virginia 80, Old Dominion 763/18/08 Virginia 66, Richmond 64VCU ........................................................................................................... 5-03/31/10 VCU 71, Saint Louis 65*3/29/10 VCU 68, Saint Louis 56*3/24/10 VCU 88, Boston University 753/22/10 VCU 93, Charleston 863/16/10 VCU 79, George Washington 73Washington .............................................................................................. 0-13/19/08 Valparaiso 72, Washington 71Washington State .................................................................................... 4-23/30/12 Pittsburgh 71, Washington State 65*3/28/12 Pittsburgh 57, Washington State 53*3/26/12 Washington State 67, Pittsburgh 66*3/21/12 Washington State 72, Oregon State 553/19/12 Washington State 61, Wyoming 413/13/08 Washington State 89, San Francisco 75Weber State .............................................................................................. 0-13/16/11 Oregon 68, Weber State 59Western Illinois ........................................................................................0-23/19/13 Purdue 81, Western Illinois 673/14/12 Oregon State 80, Western Illinois 59Western Michigan .................................................................................... 2-13/27/13 George Mason 62, Western Michigan 523/25/13 Western Michigan 75, Wyoming 673/20/13 Western Michigan 72, North Dakota State 71 (OT)Wichita State ............................................................................................ 1-13/23/09 Stanford 70, Wichita State 563/18/09 Wichita State 84, Buff alo 73Woff ord ..................................................................................................... 0-13/14/12 Pittsburgh 81, Woff ord 633/15/11 Davidson 85, James Madison 65Wright State ............................................................................................. 2-13/27/13 Santa Clara 81, Wright State 693/25/13 Wright State 57, Richmond 513/20/13 Wright State 72, Tulsa 52Wyoming .................................................................................................. 2-43/19/14 Texas A&M 59, Wyoming 433/25/13 Western Michigan 75, Wyoming 673/19/13 Wyoming 67, Lehigh 663/19/12 Washington State 61, Wyoming 413/14/12 Wyoming 78, North Dakota State 753/17/09 Northeastern 64, Wyoming 62


Team-by-Team Results (cont.)


“The championship is a best of three series. I repeat a best of three series! This is one of the best things I have ever heard of. This is how championships are won in the NBA and I love the idea of a championship series in college hoops. This allows for these games to actually feel like basketball games. Student sections, pep bands, and elderly boosters screaming their lungs out are all things that are lost in the NCAA championship but not in the CBI championship.”- - Benji Harris, Sam Page Sports


“Our approach is to win a championship. You wouldn’t enter a tournament of any kind without trying to be the champion. For us, we have to take it one game and a time, and that’s our goal. There are only going to be four champions at the end of this month, and our goal is to be one of those teams. We are very fortunate - there are a lot of teams that don’t have any more games or any more practices, and we can continue to play and practice, which is a great thing. We still have the opportunity to win something big - which is a championship. I’m still hungry to play, and the players are still hungry to play. We are thankful they gave us an opportunity to participate in the tournament, and we are going to do our best every time we step on the fl oor.”- - Stanford Head Coach Johnny Dawkins, 2009 CBI Participants


1. Oregon State 72. Oregon 5 Pittsburgh 5 Santa Clara 5 Siena 5 Tulsa 5 VCU 58. Bradley 4 Creighton 4 Fresno State 4 George Mason 4 Princeton 4 UTEP 4 Washington State 415. Houston 3 Old Dominion 3 Richmond 3 Saint Louis 319. Boise State 2 Boston University 2 Butler 2 Charleston 2 Illinois State 2 Stanford 2 UCF 2 Virginia 2 Western Michigan 2 Wright State 2 Wyoming 230. Davidson 1 Duquesne 1 Evansville 1 Green Bay 1 IUPUI 1 Morehead State 1 Northeastern 1 Ohio 1 Penn 1 Penn State 1 Purdue 1 Radford 1 Rhode Island 1 TCU 1 Texas A&M 1 Utah 1 Valparaiso 1 Vermont 1 Wichita State 149. Akron 0 Austin Peay 0 Brown 0 Bryant 0 Buff alo 0 Cincinnati 0 Colorado State 0 Delaware 0 Eastern Kentucky 0 George Washington 0 Hampton 0 Hofstra 0 Indiana State 0 James Madison 0 Lehigh 0 Miami (Ohio) 0 Milwaukee 0 Montana 0 Nevada 0 North Dakota State 0 Quinnipiac 0 Rider 0 St. Bonaventure 0 St. John’s 0 San Francisco 0 San Jose State 0 South Dakota State 0 Stony Brook 0 Texas 0 Troy 0 Tulane 0 Washington 0 Weber State 0 Western Illinois 0 Woff ord 0

All-Time Records

1. VCU (‘10) 5-0 1.0002. Oregon (‘11) 5-1 .833 Pittsburgh (‘12) 5-1 .833 Santa Clara (‘13) 5-1 .833 Siena (‘14) 5-1 .8336. Tulsa (‘08, ‘13) 5-2 .7147. Bradley (‘08) 4-2 .667 Creighton (‘11) 4-2 .6679. Fresno State (‘14) 4-2 .667 George Mason (‘13) 4-2 .667 Washington State (‘12) 4-2 .66712. Boston University (‘10) 2-1 .667 Butler (‘12) 2-1 .667 Illinois State (‘14) 2-1 .667 Stanford (‘09) 2-1 .667 UCF (‘11) 2-1 .667 Virginia (‘08) 2-1 .667 Western Michigan (‘13) 2-1 .667 Wright State (‘13) 2-1 .66720. Oregon State (‘09, ‘10, ‘12, ‘14) 7-4 .63621. Saint Louis (‘10) 3-2 .60022. Old Dominion (‘08, ‘14) 3-2 .600 Princeton (‘10, ‘12, ‘14) 4-3 .57124. UTEP (‘08, ‘09, ‘14) 4-4 .50025. Houston (‘08, ‘09, 13) 3-3 .500 Richmond (‘08, ‘09, ‘12) 3-3 .50027. Boise State (‘09, ‘11) 2-2 .50028. Davidson (‘11) 1-1 .500 IUPUI (‘10) 1-1 .500 Northeastern (‘09) 1-1 .500 Ohio (‘08) 1-1 .500 Penn (‘12) 1-1 .500 Penn State (‘14) 1-1 .500 Purdue (‘13) 1-1 .500 Radford (‘14) 1-1 .500 Rhode Island (‘11) 1-1 .500 Texas A&M (‘14) 1-1 .500 TCU (‘12) 1-1 .500 Utah (‘08) 1-1 .500 Valparaiso (‘08) 1-1 .500 Wichita State (‘09) 1-1 .50042. Charleston (‘09, ‘10, ‘13) 2-3 .40043. Wyoming (‘09, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14) 2-4 .33344. Duquesne (‘10, ‘11) 1-2 .333 Evansville (‘11, ‘12) 1-2 .333 Green Bay (‘09, ‘10) 1-2 .333 Morehead State (‘10, ‘14) 1-2 .333 Vermont (‘09’ 13) 1-2 .33349. Akron (‘10) 0-1 .000 Austin Peay (‘11) 0-1 .000 Brown (‘08) 0-1 .000 Bryant (‘13) 0-1 .000 Buff alo (‘09) 0-1 .000 Cincinnati (‘08) 0-1 .000 Colorado State (‘10) 0-1 .000 Delaware (‘12) 0-1 .000 Eastern Kentucky (‘10) 0-1 .000 George Washington (‘10) 0-1 .000 Hampton (‘14) 0-1 .000 Indiana State (‘10) 0-1 .000 James Madison (‘11) 0-1 .000 Lehigh (‘13) 0-1 .000 Milwaukee (‘12) 0-1 .000 Montana (‘11) 0-1 .000 Quinnipiac (‘12) 0-1 .000 Rider (‘08) 0-1 .000 St. Bonaventure (‘11) 0-1 .000 St. John’s (‘09) 0-1 .000 San Jose State (‘11) 0-1 .000 San Francisco (‘12) 0-1 .000 South Dakota State (‘14) 0-1 .000 Stony Brook (‘14) 0-1 .000 Texas (‘13) 0-1 .000 Troy (‘09) 0-1 .000 Tulane (‘14) 0-1 .000 Washington (‘08) 0-1 .000 Weber State (‘11) 0-1 .000 Woff ord (‘12) 0-1 .00079. Hofstra (‘10, ‘11) 0-2 .000 Miami (Ohio) (‘08, ‘11) 0-2 .000 Nevada (‘08, ‘09) 0-2 .000 North Dakota State (‘12, ‘13) 0-2 .000 Western Illinois (‘12, 13) 0-2 .000

By Wins By Winning Percentage


Points39 Damon Huff man (Brown) at Ohio First Rd. 3/18/0836 Troy Cotton (Green Bay) at Akron First Rd. 3/17/1034 Kevin Foster (Santa Clara) at Purdue Quarters 3/25/1334 Stefon Jackson (UTEP) at Richmond Semis 3/25/0933 Kevin Foster (Santa Clara) at Wright State Semis 3/27/1333 Robert McKiver (Houston) Valparaiso Quarters 3/24/0832 Robert Glenn (IUPUI) at Hofstra First Rd. 3/17/1031 Douglas Davis (Princeton) at Evansville First Rd. 3/13/1231 Jarvis Threatt (Delaware) at Butler First Rd. 3/14/1231 Doug McDermott (Creighton) Davidson Quarters 3/21/1130 Damian Hollis (GW) VCU First Rd. 3/16/1030 Robert McKiver (Houston) at Tulsa Semis 3/26/08

Field Goals13 Damon Huff man (Brown) at Ohio First Rd. 3/18/0812 Damian Hollis (GW) VCU First Rd. 3/16/1012 Sean Evans (St. John’s) at Richmond First Rd. 3/18/0911 Kevin Foster (Santa Clara) at Wright State Semis 3/27/1311 Kevin Foster (Santa Clara) at Purdue Quarters 3/25/1311 Ronnie Johnson (Purdue) Santa Clara Quarters 3/25/1311 TaShawn Thomas (Houston) at George Mason Quarters 3/25/1311 Joevan Catron (Oregon) Creighton Champ 4/1/1111 Troy Cotton (Green Bay) at Akron First Rd. 3/17/1011 John Holland (Boston Univ.) at Oregon State First Rd. 3/17/1011 Josh Taylor (Eastern Kentucky) Charleston First Rd. 3/17/1011 Marqus Blakely (Vermont) at Green Bay First Rd. 3/18/0911 Kurt Cunningham (Boise State) at Stanford First Rd. 3/18/09

Field Goal Attempts27 Robert McKiver (Houston) at Tulsa Semis 3/26/0824 Kevin Foster (Santa Clara) at Purdue Quarters 3/25/1322 Terone Johnson (Purdue) Santa Clara Quarters 3/25/1321 Kevin Foster (Santa Clara) at Wright State Semis 3/27/1321 Ronnie Jonson (Purdue) Santa Clara Quarters 3/25/1321 Josh Terry (Austin Peay) at Boise State First Rd. 3/15/1121 Troy Cotton (Green Bay) at Akron First Rd. 3/17/1021 Josh Terry (Austin Peay) at Boise State First Rd. 3/15/1121 Stefon Jackson (UTEP) at Oregon State Champ 3/30/0921 Stefon Jackson (UTEP) at Richmond Semis 3/25/09

Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 attempts).923 (12-13) Sean Evans (St. John’s) at Richmond First Rd. 3/18/09.911 (9-11) Douglas Davis (Princeton) at Evansville First Rd. 3/13/12.909 (11-12) Colt Ryan (Evansville) Princeton First Rd. 3/13/12.900 (9-10) Devon Collier (Oregon St.) TCU Quarters 3/19/12.833 (10-12) Jared Cunningham (Ore. St.) TCU Quarters 3/19/12.818 (9-11) Jamie Skeen (VCU) Charleston Quarters 3/22/10.818 (9-11) Leon Williams (Ohio) Brown First Rd. 3/18/08.800 (8-10) Tony White Jr. (Charleston) at Troy First Rd. 3.18/09.750 (9-12) Keith Clanton (UCF) at Creighton Semis 3/23/11.750 (9-12) Tony White Jr. (Charleston) at VCU Quarters 3/22/10.750 (9-12) Mario Telfair (Troy) Charleston First Rd. 3/18/09.750 (9-12) Bryan Buchie (Valparaiso) at Washington First Rd. 3.19/08.750 (9-12) Dan Geriot (Richmond) at Virginia First Rd. 3/18/08

3-Point Field Goals9 Troy Cotton (Green Bay) at Akron First Rd. 3/17/109 Damon Huff man (Brown) at Ohio First Rd. 3/18/088 Maze Stallworth (Morehead State) at Boston Univ. Quarters 3/22/107 Ya Ya Anderson (Radford) at Oregon State First Rd. 3/19/147 Kelvin Lewis (Houston) Valparaiso Quarters 3/24/08

Three-Point Field Goal Attempts18 Robert McKiver (Houston) at Tulsa Semis 3/26/0816 Troy Cotton (Green Bay) at Akron First Rd. 3/17/1015 Damon Huff man (Brown) at Ohio First Rd. 3/18/0814 Scott Bamforth (Weber State) at Oregon First Rd. 3/16/1114 Robert McKiver (Houston) Valparaiso Quarters 3/24/0813 Kevin Foster (Santa Clara) at George Mason Champ 4/5/1313 Tony Meier (Milwaukee) at TCU First Rd. 3/13/1213 Troy Cotton (Green Bay) at Saint Louis Quarters 3/22/1013 Maze Stallworth (Morehead State) at Boston Univ. Quarters 3/22/1013 Chaisson Allen (Northeastern) at UTEP Quarters 3/23/0913 Kelvin Lewis (Houston) Valparaiso Quarters 3/24/08

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 6 attempts).875 (7-8) Brandon Rozzell (VCU) at Saint Louis Champ 3/31/10.833 (5-6) Zack Rosen (Penn) Quinnipiac First Rd. 3/14/12.833 (5-6) Douglas Davis (Princeton) at Evansville First Rd. 3/13/12.833 (5-6) Jahenns Manigat (Creighton) San Jose State First Rd. 3/15/11.833 (5-6) Ricky Claitt (Oregon State) at UTEP Champ 4/3/09.750 (6-8) Christian Salecich (Saint Louis) VCU Champ 3/31/10.750 (6-8) Jeff Jones (Virginia) Bradley Semis 3/26/08.714 (5-7) Anthony Stitt (Charleston) George Mason First Rd. 3/19/13.714 (5-7) Lathan Wallace (Oregon State) UTEP Champ 3/30/09.714 (5-7) David Gonzalvez (Richmond) St. John’s First Rd. 3/18/09.667 (6-9) Brett McDade (Tulsa) Miami (Ohio) First Rd. 3/19/08

Free Throws14 Robert Glenn (IUPUI) at Hofstra First Rd. 3/17/1014 Stefon Jackson (UTEP) at Richmond Semis 3/25/0913 Doug McDermott (Creighton) Davidson Quarters 3/21/1112 Rob Poole (Siena) Fresno State Champ 4/5/1412 Reggie Moore (Washington State) at San Francisco First Rd. 3/13/1212 Joevan Catron (Oregon) Boise State Semis 3/23/1112 Joevan Catron (Oregon) Weber State First Rd. 3/16/11

Free Throw Attempts17 Sherrod Wright (George Mason) Santa Clara Champ 4/3/1317 Robert Glenn (IUPUI) at Hofstra First Rd. 3/17/1016 Rob Poole (Siena) Fresno State Champ 4/5/1416 Stefon Jackson (UTEP) at Richmond Semis 3/25/0914 Sherrod Wright (George Mason) Houston Quarters 3/25/1314 Joevan Catron (Oregon) Boise State Semis 3/23/1114 Doug McDermott (Creighton) Davidson Quarters 3/21/11 14 Stefon Jackson (UTEP) Oregon State Champ 4/1/0914 Roeland Schaftenaar (Oregon St.) UTEP Champ 3/30/0914 Jerome Jordan (Tulsa) Bradley Champ 3/31/0814 Ben Uzoh (Tulsa) Utah Quarters 3/24/08

Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 attempts)1.000 (11-11) John Holland (Boston Univ.) Morehead State Quarters 3/22/10.928 (13-14) Doug McDermott (Creighton) Davidson Quarters 3/21/11.923 (12-13) Reggie Moore (Wash. St.) at San Francisco First Rd. 3/13/12.923 (12-13) Joevan Catron (Oregon) Weber State First Rd. 3/16/11.917 (11-12) Luke Babbitt (Nevada) UTEP First Rd. 3/17/09.900 (9-10) Paul Watson (Fresno State) at Siena Champ 4/2/14.909 (10-11) Cezar Guerrero (Fresno State) Old Dominion Semis 3/26/14.900 (9-10) Gregory Echenique (Creighton) UCF Semis 3/23/11.875 (14-16) Stefon Jackson (UTEP) at Richmond Semis 3/25/09.857 (12-14) Joevan Catron (Oregon) Boise State Semis 3/23/11

Individual Game Records


“(UCF head coach) Donnie Jones knows there will come a time next season when he’ll point back to something from Wednesday’s win against St. Bonaventure - the way UCF defended in the 2-3 zone or the way the Knights attacked off ensively with their drive-and-kick game - and realize the direct benefi ts of playing in the postseason.”- - John Denton, Knights Insider (2011)



“I think it’s just great to play in the postseason, regardless of what tournament it is, just having a chance to play, taking advantage of it.” - - Oregon senior Joevan Catron (2011)

Rebounds17 TaShawn Thomas (Houston) at George Mason Quarters 3/25/1317 Larry Sanders (VCU) Charleston Quarters 3/22/1017 Jason Thompson (Rider) at Old Dominion First Rd. 3/18/0816 Robert Glenn (IUPUI) Princeton Quarters 3/22/1015 Kenneth Faried (Morehead State) Colorado State First Rd. 3/17/1015 Seth Tarver (Oregon State) at UTEP Champ 4/1/0915 Jerome Jordan (Tulsa) Houston Semis 3/26/0814 Erik Copes (George Mason) at Santa Clara Champ 4/1/1314 Dion Dowell (Houston) at Nevada First Rd. 3/18/08

Off ensive Rebounds8 Lee Skinner (Woff ord) at Pittsburgh First Rd. 3/14/128 Leon Williams (Ohio) at Bradley Quarters 3/24/088 Mario Telfair (Troy) Charleston First Rd. 3/18/097 Jon Avery (IUPUI) Princeton Quarters 3/22/107 Jerome Jordan (Tulsa) Bradley Champ 3/31/087 Dion Dowell (Houston) at Nevada First Rd. 3/18/08

Defensive Rebounds15 Larry Sanders (VCU) Charleston Quarters 3/22/1015 Jason Thompson (Rider) at Old Dominion First Rd. 3/18/0813 TaShawn Thomas (Houston) at George Mason Quarters 3/25/1313 Robert Glenn (IUPUI) Princeton Quarters 3/22/1011 Brett Bisping (Siena) Illinois State Semis 3/26/1411 Zaid Hearst (Quinnipiac) at Penn First Rd. 3/14/1211 Seth Tarver (Oregon State) at UTEP Champ 4/1/0911 Shaun Green (Utah) at UTEP First Rd. 3/19/08

Assists12 Bubba Walther (Ohio) Brown First Rd. 3/18/0811 Taylor Braun (North Dakota State) at Western Mich. First Rd. 3/20/1311 Frankie Dobbs (Bryant) Richmond First Rd. 3/20/1311 Tray Woodall (Pittsburgh) Princeton Quarters 3/19/1210 Alex Caruso (Texas A&M) Wyoming First Rd. 3/19/1410 Kaylon Williams (Milwaukee) at TCU First Rd. 3/13/1210 Antoine Young (Creighton) UCF Semis 3/23/1110 Delroy James (Rhode Island) Miami (Ohio) First Rd. 3/16/1110 Julyan Stone (UTEP) at Oregon State Champ 3/30/0910 Rahmon Fletcher (Green Bay) Vermont First Rd. 3/18/0910 Sean Singletary (Virginia) Old Dominion Quarters 3/24/08

Blocks8 Jerome Jordan (Tulsa) Bradley Champ 4/3/086 Alex Davis (Fresno State) at Siena Champ 4/2/146 Reggie Lynch (Illinois State) Texas A&M Quarters 3/24/146 Halil Kanacevic (Hofstra) IUPUI First Rd. 3/17/105 Reggie Lynch (Illinois State) Siena Semis 3/26/145 Jameel Warney (Stony Brook) atSiena First Rd. 3/18/145 Prince Ibeh (Texas) at Houston First Rd. 3/20/135 Eric Morleand (Oregon State) Western Illinois First Rd. 3/14/125 Damian Saunders (Duquesne) at Montana First Rd. 3/16/115 Jake Cohen (Davidson) James Madison First Rd. 3/15/115 John Fraley (Austin Peay) at Boise State First Rd. 3/15/115 Robert Glenn (IUPUI) Princeton Quarters 3/22/105 Jerome Jordan (Tulsa) Houston Semis 3/26/08

Steals8 Tyler Morris (Boston Univ.) Morehead State Quarters 3/22/105 Corey Edwards (George Mason) Western Mich. Semis 3/27/135 Kyan Anderson (TCU) at Oregon State Quarters 3/19/125 Malcolm Armstead (Oregon) Creighton Champ 3/30/115 Damian Saunders (Duquesne) at Montana First Rd. 3/16/115 Adam Nigon (Colorado State) at Morehead St. First Rd. 3/17/105 Calvin Walls (Tulsa) Bradley Champ 4/4/08

Minutes Played49 Dan Mavraides (Princeton) at IUPUI Quarters 3/22/1048 John Ashworth (IUPUI) Princeton Quarters 3/22/1048 Troy Cotton (Green Bay) at Saint Louis Quarters 3/22/1047 Jon Avery (IUPUI) Princeton Quarters 3/22/1046 Kyle Cassity (Saint Louis) Green Bay Quarters 3/22/1046 Robert Glenn (IUPUI) Princeton Quarters 3/22/1046 Leroy Nobles (IUPUI) Princeton Quarters 3/22/10

Individual Game Records (cont.)


Points102 (102-92) Creighton Davidson Quarters 3/21/11101 (101-81) Oregon State TCU Quarters 3/19/1296 (96-92) Radford at Oregon State First Rd. 3/19/1496 (96-78) Boston Univ. at Oregon State First Rd. 3/17/1096 (96-76) Stanford Boise State First Rd. 3/18/0996 (96-85) Bradley at Virginia Semis 3/26/0895 (95-86) Princeton at Evansville First Rd. 3/13/1293 (93-86) VCU Charleston Quarters 3/22/1093 (93-91) Charleston at Troy First Rd. 3/18/0992 (92-96) Oregon State Radford First Rd. 3/19/1492 (92-102) Davidson at Creighton Quarters 3/21/11Most, Two Teams: 194, Davidson (92) at Creighton (102), Quarters, 3/21/11

Fewest Points41 (41-61) Wyoming at Washington State Quarters 3/19/1243 (43-59) Wyoming at Texas A&M First Rd. 3/19/1445 (45-49) Houston at Oregon State First Rd. 3/18/0945 (45-61) Miami (Ohio) at Tulsa First Rd. 3/19/0849 (49-61) Illinois State at Siena Semis 3/26/1449 (49-45) Oregon State Houston First Rd. 3/18/0951 (51-57) Richmond at Wright State Quarters 3/25/1351 (51-65) Duquesne at Princeton First Rd. 3/17/1052 (52-54) Penn State at Siena Quarters 3/24/1453 (53-57) Washington State at Pittsburgh Champ 3/28/1253 (53-63) Penn Butler Quarters 3/19/12Fewest, Two Teams: 94, Houston (45) at Oregon State (49), First Rd., 3/18/09

Margin of Victory24 (91-67) Houston Valparaiso Quarters 3/24/0823 (82-59) Old Dominion Radford Quarters 3/24/1421 (82-61) Pittsburgh Princeton Quarters 3/19/1221 (80-59) Oregon State Western Illinois First Rd. 3/14/1220 (72-52) Wright State Tulsa First Rd. 3/20/1320 (101-81) Oregon State TCU Quarters 3/19/1220 (61-41) Washington State Wyoming Quarters 3/19/1220 (85-65) Davidson James Madison First Rd. 3/15/1120 (96-76) Stanford Boise State First Rd. 3/18/0918 (81-63) Pittsburgh Woff ord First Rd. 3/14/1218 (82-64) Creighton UCF Semis 3/23/1118 (96-78) Boston Univ. at Oregon State First Rd. 3/17/10

Points in a Half57 Radford (1st) at Oregon State First Rd. 3/19/1456 Charleston (1st) at Troy First Rd. 3/18/0954 Washington State (2nd) at San Francisco First Rd. 3/13/1254 Troy (2nd) Charleston First Rd. 3/18/0954 Bradley (2nd) at Virginia Semis 3/26/0853 Oregon State (1st) TCU Quarters 3/19/1253 Creighton (2nd) Davidson Quarters 3/21/1152 Charleston (2nd) at VCU Quarters 3/22/1051 Stanford (1st) Boise State First Rd. 3/18/0951 Virginia (2nd) Old Dominion Quarters 3/24/0851 VCU (2nd) Charleston Quarters 3/22/1051 Oregon State (2nd) Boston Univ. First Rd. 3/17/10Most, Two Teams: 103 (2nd), Charleston (52) at VCU (51), Quarters, 3/22/10

Fewest Points in a Half16 Wyoming (1st) at Texas A&M First Rd. 3/19/1416 Oregon State (1st) Houston First Rd. 3/18/0917 Penn (1st) Butler Quarters 3/19/1218 Miami (Ohio) (1st) at Tulsa First Rd. 3/19/0819 Houston (1st) at Oregon State First Rd. 3/18/0920 Western Michigan (1st) at George Mason Semis 3/27/1320 Washington State (1st) at Pittsburgh Champ 3/28/1220 Wyoming (2nd) at Washington State Semis 3/19/1220 Butler (1st) at Penn Quarters 3/19/1220 Utah (1st) at Tulsa Quarters 3/24/08Fewest, Two Teams: 35 (1st), Houston (19) at Oregon State (16), First Rd., 3/18/09

Largest Defi cit Overcome14 (23-37) Richmond St. John’s First Rd. 3/18/0914 (2-16) Tulsa Bradley Champ 4/4/0814 (16-30) Bradley at Virginia Semis 3/26/0814 (49-63) Bradley Ohio Quarters 3/24/0813 (2-15) Western Michigan North Dakota State First Rd. 3/20/1312 (28-40) Siena at Fresno State Champ 3/31/1412 (13-25) Princeton at IUPUI Quarters 3/22/1012 (49-61) Virginia Richmond First Rd. 3/18/0811 (9-20) Boston Univ. Morehead State Quarters 3/22/1011 (27-38) Saint Louis Green Bay Quarters 3/22/1011 (11-22) Charleston at Eastern Kentucky First Rd. 3/17/10

Field Goals39 Oregon State TCU Quarters 3/19/1238 VCU Charleston Quarters 3/22/1038 Boston Univ. at Oregon State First Rd. 3/17/1038 Stanford Boise State First Rd. 3/18/0937 Radford at Oregon State First Rd. 3/19/1436 Oregon State Radford First Rd. 3/19/1436 Princeton at Evansville First Rd. 3/13/1234 Pittsburgh Princeton Quarters 3/19/1234 Davidson at Creighton Quarters 3/21/1134 Virginia Bradley Semis 3/26/08Most, Two Teams: 73, Radford (37) at Oregon State (36), First Rd., 3/19/14Fewest: 14, Wyoming at Texas A&M, First Rd., 3/19/14Fewest, Two Teams: 32, Houston (15) at Oregon State (17), First Rd., 3/18/09

Field Goal Attempts76 Charleston at VCU Quarters 3/22/1075 VCU Charleston Quarters 3/22/1074 TCU at Oregon State Quarters 3/19/1274 Virginia Bradley Semis 3/26/0871 Morehead State at Boston Univ. Quarters 3/22/1071 Stanford Boise State First Rd. 3/18/0970 Bradley at Tulsa Champ 4/4/0869 Purdue Santa Clara Quarters 3/25/1369 Boston Univ. Morehead State Quarters 3/22/1069 Troy Charleston First Rd. 3/18/0969 UTEP Utah First Rd. 3/19/08Most, Two Teams: 151, Charleston (76) at VCU (75), Quarters, 3/22/10Fewest: 35, Fresno State at Siena, Champ, 4/2/14Fewest, Two Teams: 83, Washington State (39) at Pittsburgh (44), Champ, 3/28/12

Team Game Records


“The national title game was a dud, but at least I enjoyed the College Basketball Invitational fi nal - Oregon’s dramatic 71-69 victory against Creighton.”- - Gary Horowitz, Statesman Journal, on the 2011 CBI Championship



“This is priceless for us. The tournament... it is the best thing going. We (Tulsa and Bradley) would have both been in the NIT anyway had that not changed and this is better because we’ve been able to play on home courts... we’ve been able to capture something that myself and (athletic director) Bubba (Cunningham) could never do with a marketing plan, so it’s awesome.”- - Tulsa Head Coach Doug Wojcik, after winning the 2008 CBI Championship

Field Goal Percentage.652 (30-46) Oregon State Western Illinois First Rd. 3/14/12.650 (39-60) Oregon State TCU Quarters 3/19/12.639 (23-36) Fresno State at Siena Champ 4/2/14.605 (26-43) Oregon State UTEP Champ 3/30/09.604 (29-48) Washington State at San Francisco First Rd. 3/13/12.600 (36-60) Princeton at Evansville First Rd. 3/13/12.600 (30-50) Wichita State Buff alo First Rd. 3/18/09.596 (31-52) Evansville Princeton First Rd. 3/13/12.596 (31-52) Eastern Kentucky Charleston First Rd. 3/17/10.590 (36-61) Oregon State Radford First Rd. 3/19/14Highest, Two Teams: .598 (67-112), Princeton (36-60) at Evansville (31-52), First Rd., 3/13/12Lowest: .283 (15-53), Houston at Oregon State, First Rd., 3/18/09Lowest, Two Teams: .330 (32-97), Houston (15-53) at Oregon St. (17-44), First Rd., 3/18/09

3-Point Field Goals16 Morehead State at Boston Univ. Quarters 3/22/1016 Charleston at Troy First Rd. 3/18/0916 Houston Valparaiso Quarters 3/24/0816 Brown at Ohio First Rd. 3/18/0814 Pittsburgh Woff ord First Rd. 3/14/1214 Houston at Nevada First Rd. 3/18/0813 Radford at Oregon State First Rd. 3/19/1413 Penn Quinnipiac First Rd. 3/14/1213 Duquesne at Boise State Quarters 3/21/1113 Creighton San Jose State First Rd. 3/15/1113 Charleston at VCU Quarters 3/22/1013 Boston Univ. Morehead State Quarters 3/22/1013 Charleston at Eastern Kentucky First Rd. 3/17/10Most, Two Teams: 29, Morehead St. (16) at Boston University (13), Quarters, 3/22/10Fewest: 1, Purdue vs. Santa Clara, Quarters, 3/25/13Fewest, Two Teams: 6, Butler (2) at Penn (4), Quarters, 3/12/19; 6, Wyoming (2) at Washington State (4), Quarters, 3/19/12; 6, St. Bonaventure (3) at UCF (3), First Rd., 3/16/11

Three-Point Field Goal Attempts37 Houston Valparaiso Quarters 3/24/0835 Houston at Nevada First Rd. 3/18/0834 Morehead State at Boston Univ. Quarters 3/22/1033 Charleston at VCU Quarters 3/22/1032 Boston Univ. at Oregon State First Rd. 3/17/1031 Weber State at Oregon First Rd. 3/16/1131 VCU Boston Univ. Semis 3/24/1031 Bradley at Virginia Semis 3/26/0831 Brown at Ohio First Rd. 3/18/08Most, Two Teams: 62, Morehead State (34) at Boston University (28), Quarters, 3/22/10; 62, Valparaiso (25) at Houston (37), Quarters, 3/24/08Fewest: 7, Butler at Penn, Quarters, 3/19/12Fewest, Two Teams: 27, Butler (7) at Penn (20), Quarters, 3/12/19; 27,St. Bonaventure (3) at UCF (3), First Rd., 3/16/11

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage.667 (16-24) Charleston at Troy First Rd. 3/18/09.636 (7-11) Purdue Western Illinois First Rd. 3/20/13.632 (12-19) Oregon State at UTEP Champ 4/3/09.600 (9-15) Washington State Pittsburgh Champ 3/26/12.600 (12-20) Richmond St. John’s First Rd. 3/18/09.600 (9-15) Morehead State Colorado State First Rd. 3/17/10.579 (11-19) Wyoming Lehigh First Rd. 3/19/13.560 (14-25) Pittsburgh Woff ord First Rd. 3/14/12.542 (13-24) Radford at Oregon State First Rd. 3/19/14.538 (7-13) Oregon State TCU Quarters 3/19/12Highest, Two Teams: .542 (19-35), Pittsburgh (10-20) at Washington State (9-15), Champ, 3/26/12Lowest: .091 (1-11), Purdue vs. Santa Clara, Quarters, 3/25/13Lowest, Two Teams: .176 (6-34), Western Michigan (4-18) at George Mason (2-16), Semis, 3/27/13

Free Throws36 Creighton Davidson Quarters 3/21/1135 Fresno State at Siena Champ 4/2/1430 Penn State Hampton First Rd. 3/19/1429 Illinois State Morehead State First Rd. 3/19/1429 Siena Fresno State Champ 4/5/1429 Wyoming North Dakota St. First Rd. 3/14/1229 Tulsa Utah Quarters 3/24/0829 Utah at UTEP First Rd. 3/19/0828 Boston Univ. Morehead State Quarters 3/22/1028 IUPUI at Hofstra First Rd. 3/17/10Most, Two Teams: 54, Fresno State (25) at Siena (29), Champ, 4/5/14 Fewest: 1 (3x), last by Pittsburgh vs. Woff ord, First Rd.., 3/14/12Fewest, Two Teams: 9 (4x), last by Penn vs. Butler, Quarters 3/19/12

Free Throw Attempts43 Fresno State at Siena Champ 4/2/1443 Creighton Davidson Quarters 3/21/1141 Wyoming North Dakota St. First Rd. 3/14/1241 Boston Univ. Morehead State Quarters 3/22/1040 Illinois State Morehead State First Rd. 3/19/1440 Penn State Hampton First Rd. 3/19/1438 Siena Fresno State Champ 4/5/1437 UTEP Oregon State Champ 4/1/0937 Tulsa Bradley Champ 3/31/0836 San Francisco Washington State First Rd. 3/13/1236 Tulsa Utah Quarters 3/24/08Most, Two Teams: 73, Fresno State (35) at Siena (38), Champ, 4/5/14Fewest: 2, Saint Louis at VCU, Champ, 3/29/10Fewest, Two Teams: 12, Charleston (7) at Richmond (5), Quarters, 3/23/09

Team Game Records (cont.)


Free Throw Percentage1.000 (12-12) North Dakota State at Western Michigan First Rd. 3/20/131.000 (11-11) Charleston at Eastern Kentucky First Rd. 3/17/10.923 (11-12) Purdue Western Illinois First Rd. 3/20/13.909 (20-22) Charleston George Mason First Rd. 3/19/13.909 (10-11) Rhode Island Miami (Ohio) First Rd. 3/16/11.900 (9-10) George Mason at Charleston First Rd. 3/19/13.893 (25-28) Washington State at San Francisco First Rd. 3/13/12.889 (8-9) UTEP at Oregon State Champ 3/30/09.885 (23-26) Oregon Weber State First Rd. 3/16/11.882 (15-17) Western Michigan at Wyoming Quarters 3/25/13.882 (15-17) Oregon State Western Illinois First Rd. 3/14/12Highest, Two Teams: .906 (29-32), George Mason (9-10) at Charleston (20-22), First Rd. 3/19/13Lowest: .250 (3-12), UCF vs. Rhode Island, Quarters, 3/21/11Lowest, Two Teams: .379 (11-29), Rhode Island (8-17) at UCF (3-12), Quarters, 3/21/11

Rebounds52 Tulsa Houston Semis 3/26/0849 Boston Univ. Morehead State Quarters 3/22/1048 IUPUI Princeton Quarters 3/22/1048 St. John’s at Richmond First Rd. 3/18/0947 Tulsa Bradley Champ 3/31/0846 Siena Fresno State Champ 4/5/1446 George Mason Santa Clara Champ 4/5/1346 Morehead State at Boston Univ. Quarters 3/22/1045 Pittsburgh at Butler Semis 3/21/1245 Utah at UTEP First Rd. 3/19/08Most, Two Teams: 95, Morehead State (46) at Boston Univ. (49), Quarters, 3/22/10Fewest: 17, Charleston at Eastern Kentucky, First Rd., 3/17/10Fewest, Two Teams: 43, Charleston (17) at Eastern Kentucky (26), First Rd., 3/17/10

Off ensive Rebounds20 St. John’s at Richmond First Rd. 3/18/0920 Tulsa Houston Semis 3/26/0819 Boston Univ. Morehead State Quarters 3/22/1019 UCF Rhode Island Quarters 3/21/1118 Pittsburgh at Butler Semis 3/21/1218 Butler at Penn Quarters 3/19/1218 James Madison at Davidson First Rd. 3/15/1118 IUPUI Princeton Quarters 3/22/1018 VCU at G. Washington First Rd. 3/17/1018 Tulsa Bradley Champ 3/31/08Most, Two Teams: 34, Morehead State (15) at Boston University (19), Quarters, 3/22/10Fewest: 1, Hampton at Penn State, First Rd., 3/19/14Fewest, Two Teams: 9, Richmond (4) at Bryant (5), First Rd., 3/20/13); 9, North Dakota State (5) at Wyoming (4), First Rd.,, 3/14/12

Defensive Rebounds35 Saint Louis Green Bay Quarters 3/22/1035 Utah at UTEP First Rd. 3/19/0834 George Mason Santa Clara Champ 4/3/1332 Siena Fresno State Champ 4/5/1432 Western Michigan at Wyoming Quarters 3/25/1332 Fresno State Princeton Quarters 3/24/1432 Tulsa Houston Semis 3/26/0831 Illinois State Texas A&M Quarters 3/24/1431 Wright State Tulsa First Rd. 3/20/1331 Morehead State at Boston Univ. Quarters 3/22/1031 Princeton Duquesne First Rd. 3/17/1031 Bradley at Virginia Semis 3/26/08Most, Two Teams: 63, Utah (35) at UTEP (28), First Rd., 3/19/08Fewest: 7, Western Illinois at Oregon State, First Rd., 3/14/12Fewest, Two Teams: 33, Fresno State (23) at Siena (10), Champ, 4/2/14

Assists24 Radford at Oregon State First Rd. 3/19/1424 Oregon State TCU Quarters 3/19/1223 Creighton UCF Semis 3/23/1122 Princeton at Evansville First Rd. 3/13/1222 Boston Univ. at Oregon State First Rd. 3/17/1022 Charleston at Eastern Kentucky First Rd. 3/17/1022 Wichita State Buff alo First Rd. 3/18/0921 Creighton Oregon Champ 3/28/1121 Creighton San Jose State First Rd. 3/15/1121 Morehead State at Boston Univ. Quarters 3/22/1021 Oregon State UTEP Champ 4/3/09Most, Two Teams: 41, Princeton (22)at Evansville (19), First Rd., 3/13/12Fewest: 2, UTEP at Richmond, Semis, 3/25/09Fewest, Two Teams: 11, UTEP (2) at Richmond (9), Semis 3/25/09

Turnovers2 UTEP Oregon State Champ 4/1/094 Houston at Tulsa Semis 3/26/086 Siena Stony Brook First Rd. 3/18/146 Pittsburgh Woff ord First Rd. 3/14/126 Oregon Ceighton Champ 4/1/116 San Jose State at Creighton First Rd. 3/15/116 Green Bay at Akron First Rd. 3/17/106 Miami (OH) at Tulsa First Rd. 3/18/08Fewest, Two Teams: 12, Washington State (9) at Pittsburgh (3), Champ, 3/30/12Most: 23, Western Michigan at George Mason, Semis, 3/27/13; 23, Oregon State vs. Western Illinois, First Rd., 3/14/12Most, Two Teams: 42, Colorado State (21) at Morehead State (21), First Rd., 3/17/10

Blocks10 Tulsa Bradley Champ 4/4/089 Fresno State atSiena Champ 4/5/149 Oregon State Western Illinois First Rd. 3/14/129 Boston Univ. Morehead State Quarters 3/22/108 Siena Illinois State Semis 3/26/148 Davidson James Madison First Rd. 3/15/118 St. John’s at Richmond First Rd. 3/18/098 Tulsa Houston Semis 3/26/088 Virginia Richmond First Rd. 3/18/08Most, Two Teams: 15, Fresno State (9) at Siena (6), Champ, 4/5/14; 15, Houston (7) at Tulsa (8), Semis, 3/26/08Fewest: 0 (17x), last by Wright State vs. Santa Clara, Semis, 3/27/13Fewest, Two Teams: 1, Richmond (0) and Wright State (1), Quarters, 3/25/13; 1, Brown (0) at Ohio (1), First Rd., 3/18/08

Steals16 Boston Univ. Morehead State Quarters 3/22/1014 Duquesne at Montana First Rd. 3/16/1113 George Mason Western Michigan Semis 3/27/1313 Western Michigan at Wyoming Quarters 3/25/1313 Oregon Creighton Champ 3/30/1113 Colorado State at Morehead State First Rd. 3/17/1013 Stanford Boise State First Rd. 3/18/0912 VCU Saint Louis Champ 3/29/1012 VCU Boston Univ. Semis 3/24/1012 Boston Univ. at Oregon State First Rd. 3/17/1012 Morehead State Colorado State First Rd. 3/17/1012 Ohio at Bradley Quarters 3/24/08Most, Two Teams: 25, Colorado State (13) at at Morehead State (12), First Rd., 3/17/10Fewest: 0, Oregon State at UTEP, Champ, 4/1/09Fewest, Two Teams: 3, Washington State (0) at Pittsburgh (3), Champ, 3/30/12; 3, Woff ord (1) at Pittsburgh (2), First Rd., 3/14/12

Team Game Records (cont.)


Points158 Kevin Foster (Santa Clara) 6 2013157 Stefon Jackson (UTEP) 6 2009124 Joevan Catron (Oregon) 6 2011113 Doug McDermott (Creighton) 6 2011109 Randy Culpepper (UTEP) 6 2009105 Sherrod Wright (George Mason) 6 2013104 Jeremy Crouch (Bradley) 6 2008104 Ben Uzoh (Tulsa) 6 200897 Brett Bisping (Siena) 6 201493 Cezar Guerrero (Fresno State) 6 201492 Tyler Johnson (Fresno State) 6 2014

Scoring Average (min. 2 GP)28.3 Robert McKiver (Houston) 3 200826.5 Troy Cotton (Green Bay) 2 201026.3 Kevin Foster (Santa Clara) 6 201326.2 Stefon Jackson (UTEP) 6 200925.5 Douglas Davis (Princeton) 2 2012

Field Goals55 Stefon Jackson (UTEP) 6 200951 Kevin Foster (Santa Clara) 6 201342 Joevan Catron (Oregon) 6 201137 Doug McDermott (Creighton) 6 201137 Randy Culpepper (UTEP) 6 2009

Field Goal Attempts118 Stefon Jackson (UTEP) 6 2009108 Kevin Foster (Santa Clara) 6 201394 Joevan Catron (Oregon) 6 201185 Randy Culpepper (UTEP) 6 200977 Ben Uzoh (Tulsa) 6 2008

Field Goal Percentage (min. 15 FGA).750 (18-24) Marqus Blakely (Vermont) 2 2009.733 (11-15) Jerome Tillman (Ohio) 2 2008.722 (13-18) Jeremy Simmons (Charleston) 2 2010.722 (13-18) Urule Igbavboa (Valparaiso) 2 2008.714 (10-14) Jarvis Threatt (Delaware) 1 2012

3-Point Field Goals17 Lathen Wallace (Oregon State) 6 200917 Jeremy Crouch (Bradley) 6 200817 Andrew Warren (Bradley) 6 200816 Kevin Foster (Santa Clara) 6 201316 Robert McKiver (Houston) 3 2008

3-Point Field Goal Attempts63 Kevin Foster (Santa Clara) 6 201353 Jeremy Crouch (Bradley) 6 200844 Randy Culpepper (UTEP) 6 200939 Lathe Wallace (Oregon State) 6 200939 Robert McKiver (Houston) 3 2008

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 3FGA).647 (11-17) Douglas Davis (Princeton) 2 2012.615 (8-13) Jeff Jones (Virginia) 3 2008.625 (10-16) Maze Stallworth (Morehead State) 2 2010.600 (9-15) Damon Huff man (Brown) 1 2008.600 (6-10) Omari Johnson (Oregon State) 6 2009.600 (6-10) Deonta Vaughn (Cincinnati) 1 2008

Free Throws48 Reggie Moore (Washington State) 6 201240 Stefon Jackson (UTEP) 6 200939 Sherrod Whright (George Maason) 6 201337 Joevan Catron (Oregon) 6 201133 Evan Roquemore (Santa Clara) 6 2013

Free Throw Attempts60 Reggie Moore (Washington State) 6 201251 Sherrod Wright (George Mason) 6 201350 Stefon Jackson (UTEP) 6 200948 Joevan Catron (Oregon) 6 2011 47 Jerome Jordan (Tulsa) 6 2008

Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 FTA)1.000 (14-14) Shayne Whittington (Western Michigan) 3 20131.000 (12-12) John Holland (Boston Univ.) 3 2010,933 (14-15) Brock Motum (Washington State) 3 2012.920 (23-25) Jeremy Crouch (Bradley) 6 2008.917 (11-12) Luke Babbitt (Nevada) 1 2009

Rebounds67 Jerome Jordan (Tulsa) 6 200854 Joevan Catron (Oregon) 6 201153 Matt Salley (Bradley) 6 200852 Arnett Moultrie (UTEP) 6 200949 Larry Sanders (VCU) 5 2010

Rebounding Average (min. 2 GP)13.5 TaShawn Thomas (Houston) 2 201313.0 Kenneth Faried (Morehead State) 2 201012.5 Leon Williams (Ohio) 2 200811.3 Larry Sanders (VCU) 5 201011.2 Jerome Jordan (Tulsa) 5 2008

Off ensive Rebounds24 Jerome Jordan (Tulsa) 6 200820 Joevan Catron (Oregon) 6 201120 Arnett Moultrie (UTEP) 6 200920 Calvin Walls (Tulsa) 6 200817 Jonathan Alredge (George Mason) 6 201317 Erik Copes (George Mason) 6 2013

Defensive Rebounds43 Jerome Jordan (Tulsa) 6 200837 Matt Salley (Bradley) 6 200835 Larry Sanders (VCU) 5 201034 Joevan Catron (Oregon) 6 201132 Arnett Moultrie (UTEP) 6 200932 Roeland Schaftenaar (Oregon State) 6 2009

Assists45 Julyan Stone (UTEP) 6 200944 Antoine Young (Creighton) 6 201142 Tray Woodall (Pittsburgh) 6 201238 Bryon Allen (George Mason) 6 201336 Daniel Ruffi n (Bradley) 6 2008

Blocks22 Jerome Jordan (Tulsa) 6 200815 Larry Sanders (VCU) 5 201014 Reggie Lynch (Illinois State) 3 201413 Gregory Echenique (Creighton) 6 201110 Willie Reed (SLU) 5 2010

Steals16 Kevin Foster (Santa Clara) 6 201314 Andrew Warren (Bradley) 6 200812 Marc Trasolini (Santa Clara) 6 201312 Daniel Ruffi n (Bradley) 6 200811 Bryon Allen (George Mason) 6 201311 Larry Sanders (VCU) 5 201011 Theron Wilson (Bradley) 6 2008

Individual Tournament Records


Points480 Creighton 6 2011471 Santa Clara 6 2013460 Bradley 6 2008451 George Mason 6 2013447 UTEP 6 2009442 Oregon 6 2011425 Pittsburgh 6 2012420 Tulsa 6 2008418 Fresno State 6 2014407 Washington State 6 2012

Scoring Avgerage (min. 2 GP)88.5 Davidson 2 201187.3 Boston Univ. 3 201084.0 Charleston 2 201082.5 Charleston 2 200982.0 Purdue 2 201381.5 Morehead State 2 201080.0 Creighton 6 201180.0 Houston 3 200879.8 VCU 5 201079.0 Boise State 2 2011

Scoring Defense (min. 2 GP)52.5 Texas A&M 2 201459.5 Penn State 2 201459.7 Butler 3 201260.2 Washington State 6 201261.0 Illinois State 3 201461.3 Wright State 3 201361.6 Siena 6 201461.8 Pittsburgh 6 201262.5 Rhode island 2 201162.7 Princeton 3 2010

Scoring Margin (min. 2 GP)10.4 Stanford 3 20099.0 Pittsburgh 6 20128.8 VCU 5 20108.0 Oregon State 3 20127.7 Old Dominion 3 20147.6 Washington State 6 20127.0 Butler 3 20127.0 Houston 3 20086.0 Morehead State 2 20105.5 Purdue 2 2013

Field Goals164 Creighton 6 2011163 UTEP 6 2009160 Santa Clara 6 2013158 Oregon 6 2011157 Pittsburgh 6 2012157 Bradley 6 2008151 George Mason 6 2013149 VCU 5 2010147 Oregon State 6 2009135 Siena 6 2014135 Tulsa 6 2008

Field Goal Attempts352 UTEP 6 2009349 George Mason 6 2013349 Bradley 6 2008344 Santa Clara 6 2013342 Oregon 6 2011334 Pittsburgh 6 2012329 Siena 6 2014323 Tulsa 6 2008321 Creighton 6 2011302 VCU 5 2010

Team Tourament Records

Field Goal Percentage (min. 2 GP).515 (67-130) Davidson 2 2011.513 (61-119) Duquesne 2 2011.512 (80-156) Oregon State 3 2012.512 (63-123) Charleston 2 2009.511 (164-321) Creighton 6 2011.509 (56-110) Ohio 2 2008.500 (89-178) Stanford 3 2009.500 (61-122) Purdue 2 2013.498 (147-295) Oregon State 6 2009.498 (134-269) Wash. State 6 2012

3-Point Field Goals51 Bradley 6 200849 Creighton 6 201147 Pittsburgh 6 201245 Santa Clara 6 201345 Oregon State 6 200943 Oregon 6 201141 Tulsa 6 200840 VCU 5 201039 Houston 3 200838 Fresno State 6 2014

3-Point Field Goal Attempts146 Bradley 6 2008133 Santa Clara 6 2013126 Oregon 6 2011121 Tulsa 6 2008115 Pittsburgh 6 2012114 Oregon State 6 2009113 Creighton 6 2011109 George Mason 6 2013103 VCU 5 2010100 Fresno State 6 2014100 Houston 3 2008

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 2 GP).525 (21-40) Charleston 2 2009.517 (15-29) Evansville 2 2011.510 (25-49) Morehead St. 2 2010.481 (25-52) Richmond 3 2009.441 (26-61) Charleston 2 2010.439 (18-41) Rhode Island 2 2011.435 (20-46) Duquesne 2 2011.434 (49-113) Creighton 6 2011.413 (33-80) Boston Univ. 3 2010.412 (35-85) Wash. State 6 2012

Free Throws114 Fresno State 6 2014113 George Mason 6 2013109 Tulsa 6 2008106 Santa Clara 6 2013104 Washington State 6 2012102 Creighton 6 201198 Siena 6 201498 UTEP 6 200995 Bradley 6 200883 Oregon 6 2011

Free Throw Attempts156 Tulsa 6 2008150 Fresno State 6 2014149 George Mason 6 2013146 UTEP 6 2009145 Santa Clara 6 2013140 Washington State 6 2012140 Creighton 6 2011135 Siena 6 2014129 Bradley 6 2008110 Oregon 6 2011

Free Throw Percentage (min. 2 GP).947 (18-19) Charleston 2 2010.829 (34-41) Purdue 2 2013.804 (45-56) W. Michigan 3 2013.800 (44-55) Utah 2 2008.789 (45-57) IUPUI 2 2010.786 (22-28) Green Bay 2 2010.770 (47-61) Houston 3 2008.760 (114-150) Fresno State 6 2014.755 (83-110) Oregon 6 2011.750 (18-24) Princeton 2 2012

Rebounds246 Tulsa 6 2008223 George Mason 6 2013219 Siena 6 2014209 UTEP 6 2009199 Santa Clara 6 2013199 Pittsburgh 6 2012196 Oregon State 6 2009195 Washington State 6 2012193 Ceighton 6 2011189 Oregon 6 2011189 Bradley 6 2008

Rebounding Average (min. 2 GP)43.5 Houtson 2 201341.0 IUPUI 2 201041.0 Tulsa 6 200840.0 Boston Univ. 3 201039.3 Butler 3 201238.5 Morehead State 2 201038.5 Utah 2 200837.7 Houston 3 200837.0 Green Bay 2 201036.5 Siena 6 2014

Off ensive Rebounds81 Tulsa 6 200879 George Mason 6 201378 UTEP 6 200974 Siena 6 201469 Pittsburgh 6 201261 Santa Clara 6 201361 VCU 5 201058 Bradley 6 200856 Creighton 6 201156 Oregon 6 2011

Defensive Rebounds165 Tulsa 6 2008147 Washington State 6 2012146 Fresno State 6 2014145 Siena 6 2014144 George Mason 6 2013142 Oregon State 6 2009138 Santa Clara 6 2013134 Creighton 6 2011131 Oregon 6 2011131 UTEP 6 2009131 Bradley 6 2008

Assists110 Creighton 6 201199 Pittsburgh 6 201296 Bradley 6 200892 Oregon 6 201188 Oregon State 6 200984 Santa Clara 6 201381 George Mason 6 201381 UTEP 6 200977 VCU 5 201076 Siena 6 201476 Washington State 6 2012

Blocks39 Fresno State 6 201435 Tulsa 6 200832 Siena 6 201425 VCU 5 201023 Creighton 6 201120 Santa Clara 6 201319 Oregon State 3 201218 Saint Louis 5 201018 Houston 3 200817 Illinois State 3 201417 Washington State 6 2012

Steals58 Santa Clara 6 201351 Oregon 6 201150 VCU 5 201050 Bradley 6 200845 George Mason 6 201345 UTEP 6 200940 Fresno State 6 201435 Oregon State 6 200934 Siena 6 201434 Boston Univ. 3 2010

WHAT THEY’RE

SAYING

“This was the rightthings to do. Overall,it will be goodcompetition for ourplayers…There are a lotof advantages.”- - Steve Pederson,Pittsburgh AthleticsDirector (2012)

2015 COLLEGE BASKETBALL INVITATIONALHow They Did the Next Year

2014 CBI 2015 2015Team W-L W-L PostseasonSiena 5-1 11-20 -Fresno State 4-2 15-17 -Illinois State 2-1 21-12 NITOld Dominion 2-1 24-7 NITPenn State 1-1 16-15 -Princeton 1-1 16-14 -Radford 1-1 21-11 CBITexas A&M 1-1 20-11 NITHampton 0-1 15-17 NCAA Morehead State 0-1 17-17 -Oregon State 0-1 17-14 -South Dakota State 0-1 23-10 NITStony Brook 0-1 23-11 CBITulane 0-1 15-16 - UTEP 0-1 22-10 NITWyoming 0-1 25-9 NCAA 2 NCAA, 5 NIT, 2 CBI

2013 CBI 2014 2014Team W-L W-L PostseasonSanta Clara 5-1 14-19 -George Mason 4-2 11-20 -Western Michigan 2-1 23-9 NCAAWright State 2-1 20-14 CITHouston 1-1 17-16 -Purdue 1-1 15-17 -Richmond 1-1 19-14 -Wyoming 1-1 18-14 CBIBryant 0-1 18-14 -Charleston 0-1 14-18 Lehigh 0-1 14-18 North Dakota State 0-1 25-6 NCAATexas 0-1 23-10 NCAATulsa 0-1 21-12 NCAAVermont 0-1 22-10 NITWestern Illinois 0-1 10-20 - 4 NCAA, 1 NIT, 1 CBI, 1 CIT

2012 CBI 2013 2013Team W-L W-L PostseasonPittsburgh 5-1 24-8 NCAAWashington State 4-2 13-19 -Butler 2-1 26-8 NCAAOregon State 2-1 14-18 -Penn 1-1 9-22 -Princeton 1-1 17-11 -TCU 1-1 11-21 -Wyoming 1-1 19-13 CBIDelaware 0-1 19-14 -Evansville 0-1 18-14 CITMilwaukee 0-1 8-24 -North Dakota State 0-1 24-9 CBIQuinnipiac 0-1 15-16 -San Francisco 0-1 15-16 -Western Illinois 0-1 22-8 CBIWoff ord 0-1 13-19 - 2 NCAA, 3 CBI, 1 CIT

2011 CBI 2012 2012Team W-L W-L PostseasonOregon 5-1 22-9 NITCreighton 4-2 28-5 NCAABoise State 2-1 13-17 --UCF 2-1 22-10 NITDavidson 1-1 25-7 NCAADuquesne 1-1 16-15 --Evansville 1-1 16-15 CBIRhode Island 1-1 7-24 --Austin Peay 0-1 12-20 --Hofstra 0-1 10-22 --James Madison 0-1 12-20 --Miami (Ohio) 0-1 9-21 --Montana 0-1 25-6 NCAA St. Bonaventure 0-1 20-11 NCAASan Jose State 0-1 9-22 --Weber State 0-1 24-6 CIT 4 NCAA, 2 NIT, 1 CBI, 1 CIT

2010 CBI 2011 2011Team W-L W-L PostseasonVCU 5-0 28-12 NCAA Final FourSaint Louis 3-2 12-19 --Boston University 2-1 21-14 NCAAPrinceton 2-1 25-7 NCAACharleston 1-1 26-11 NIT Quarterfi nalsGreen Bay 1-1 14-18 --IUPUI 1-1 19-14 --Morehead State 1-1 25-10 NCAA Second RoundAkron 0-1 23-13 NCAAColorado State 0-1 19-13 NITDuquesne 0-1 19-13 CBI Quarterfi nalsEastern Kentucky 0-1 15-16 --George Washington 0-1 17-14 --Hofstra 0-1 21-12 CBIIndiana State 0-1 20-14 NCAAOregon State 0-1 11-20 -- 6 NCAA, 2 NIT, 2 CBI

2009 CBI 2010 2010Team W-L W-L PostseasonOregon State 5-1 14-18 CBIUTEP 4-2 26-7 NCAARichmond 2-1 26-9 NCAAStanford 2-1 14-18 --Charleston 1-1 22-12 CBI Quarterfi nalsNortheastern 1-1 20-13 NITVermont 1-1 25-10 NCAAWichita State 1-1 25-10 NITBoise State 0-1 15-17 --Buff alo 0-1 18-12 --Green Bay 0-1 22-13 CBI Quarterfi nalsHouston 0-1 19-16 NCAANevada 0-1 21-13 NIT Second RoundSt. John’s 0-1 17-16 NITTroy 0-1 20-13 NITWyoming 0-1 10-21 -- 4 NCAA, 5 NIT, 3 CBI


2008 CBI 2009 2009Team W-L W-L PostseasonTulsa 5-1 25-11 NIT Second RoundBradley 4-2 21-15 CIT Runner-upHouston 2-1 21-12 CBIVirginia 2-1 10-18 --Ohio 1-1 15-17 --Old Dominion 1-1 25-10 CIT ChampionsUtah 1-1 24-10 NCAAValparaiso 1-1 9-22 --Brown 0-1 9-19 --Cincinnati 0-1 18-14 --Miami (Ohio) 0-1 17-13 --Nevada 0-1 21-13 CBIRichmond 0-1 20-16 CBI Semifi nalsRider 0-1 19-13 CITUTEP 0-1 23-14 CBI Runner-upWashington 0-1 26-9 NCAA Second Round 2 NCAA, 1 NIT, 4 CBI, 3 CIT

How They Did the Next Year (cont.)

2015 COLLEGE BASKETBALL INVITATIONALGAZELLE GROUP

DID YOU KNOW ... RICK GILES founded the Gazelle Group in 1994 after spending eight years at Trans World International, the world’s largest independent source and distributor of televised sports and a division of International Management Group (IMG), the world’s largest sports management company. Giles is a graduate of Princeton University and the Stern School of Business at New York University.

WHO WE ARE...The Gazelle Group is a sports marketing fi rm located in Princeton, N.J., specializing in event production/management, client representation, and sponsorship consulting. Gazelle has the expertise and is committed to developing prioritized business plans that achieve its clients’ marketing and fi nancial goals. Since its formation in 1994, The Gazelle Group has established itself as a leader in the sports marketing industry.

WHAT WE DO...Companies, organizations, and individuals achieve maximum results with the integration of services and resources off ered by Gazelle:• sponsorship representation and sales• coach representation• advertising, promotions and publicity• program production and advertising sales• corporate endorsements• personal appearances and motivational speaking• merchandising and licensing• TV rights, packaging, representation, and sales• conceptualization and development of individual events and series• creation and/or maintenance of Internet presence• rights acquisition• hospitality implementation and sales• project and event implementation• signage and electronic imaging

Gazelle’s operating philosophy is based upon the belief that, in the rapidly changing sports marketplace, corporations and sports organizations require a customized approach and strategy to develop and implement eff ective programs. This market-oriented approach enables a client to reach business objectives through a cost-effi cient program designed specifi cally for that client. The client’s individual needs are always the priority at Gazelle.


“This is the tournament of the future. It is going to be a huge tournament. The Gazelle Group, which runs this tournament, does most of the fi rst-class, big time, in-season tournaments. To be affi liated with them and be the fi rst school to commit to them was a huge step in helping us schedule.”- - Houston Head Coach Tom Penders (2008)

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