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Eastern Illinois Men's Basketball
EASTERN ILLINOIS ADMINISTRATION
eastern illinois panther basketball
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EASTERN ILLINOIS HEAD COACH JAY SPOONHOUR
14th Men's Basketball Head Coach (hired April 9, 2012)
When he was about 16 years old Jay Spoonhour remembers sitting at the end of the
bench at Southwest Missouri State (now Missouri State) where his dad Charlie was the
head coach and watching the Bears play Eastern Illinois and All-American Jay Taylor.
Fast forward some 20-plus years and Jay Spoonhour has almost come full circle as on
April 9, 2012 in Lantz Arena he was named the head coach of the Eastern Illinois University
men’s basketball program. Spoonhour is the 14th head coach in the program’s history and
only the third head coach since the program joined the NCAA Division I ranks in 1981.
Spoonhour met with members of the media, members of the community and members of
the Panthers basketball team as he first introduced his family to the crowd before expressing
his excitement about getting the Panthers head job.
“For anybody that gets a job that is a dream of theirs I don’t know how you start thanking
people,” said Spoonhour. “Obviously I want to thank the administration – Dr. Perry, Ms. Burke and Dr. Nadler for
the opportunity. I want to also thank everybody here. It’s not like I decided I wanted to be a coach when I got to
college. This has been a dream of mine since I was in the fourth grade.”
Spoonhour grew up in a basketball family with his dad Charlie a long time head coach at Missouri State, Saint
Louis and UNLV. Spoonhour played college basketball at Pittsburg State in Kansas earning his bachelor’s degree
in 1994. He was an honorable mention All-Conference selection. He then began his coaching career as a graduate
assistant coach at Central Missouri helping the team advance to two straight NCAA Division II Tournaments.
He joined his father’s staff at Saint Louis in 1996 and helped the Billikens make the 1998 NCAA Tournament
advancing to the second round. He was hired as the head coach at Wabash Valley College in Mt. Carmel, Ill., for
the 2000-01 season leading the team to the Junior College National Championship with a 36-1 record. He was
named the NJCAA National Coach of the Year that season.
The success and relationships that Spoonhour has created in his career have carried over to the manner in
which many other coaches speak of him.
West Virginia head coach Bob Huggins said, “Eastern Illinois has hired an outstanding basketball coach. Jay
Spoonhour has won at every level of college coaching. He is an excellent tactician and game strategist who will
bring charisma not seen in many basketball programs in American.”
Michigan head coach John Beilein said, “I have known Jay and his late father Charlie Spoonhour for many
years, and have the utmost respect for how Jay has earned the respect in our profession as an excellent basketball
coach. Jay has been, and continues to be a student of the game and his teams’ have experienced tremendous
success as a result. In my opinion this is the perfect choice for Eastern Illinois.”
EIU athletic director Barbara Burke talked to coaches like
Bob Huggins, John Beilein and may others during the process What Others Are Saying About Jay Spoonhour...
of hiring the Jay Spoonhour. Again and again the people she “Eastern Illinois has hired an outstanding basketball coach. Jay
spoke with continued to praise Jay Spoonhour not only for the Spoonhour has won at every level of college coaching. He is an
type of basketball coach he was, but also the type of person. excellent tactician and game strategist who will bring charisma not
seen in many basketball programs in America. Congratulations to
“We were looking for someone that would be a great fit for EIU Eastern Illinois - Jay is a great hire!”
and this community and found that person in Jay Spoonhour,”
-- West Virginia head coach Bob Huggins
said Burke. “We wanted someone that would bring a style of
“I have known Jay and his late father Charlie Spoonhour for many
basketball to Lantz Arena that is exciting and fun to watch, I years, and have the utmost respect for how Jay has earned the
believe in Jay we found that. We wanted someone that has respect of those in our profession as an excellent basketball
Jay has been, and continues to be a student of the game,
demonstrated the ability to win and again in Jay I believe we coach.
and his teams’ have experienced tremendous success as a
found that.”
result. In my opinion this is a perfect hire for Eastern Illinois. I look
“Coach Spoonhour brings us great opportunity, an opportunity forward to watching the Panther program grow and enjoy success
under Jay’s leadership.”
to continue to build student-athletes in the great tradition of
--- Michigan head coach John Beilein
EIU,” said EIU President Dr. William Perry. “He brings us the
opportunity for championships achieved in the right way and he “I think the first thing is that he is a quality person. He is a family
man. He has a lot of good friends, but at the same time, he is a
brings us the opportunity to succeed at the highest level which terrific basketball coach. He cares deeply for his players. It’s very
important for him to be part of their development on and off the
is Division I basketball.”
court. He coaches for the right reasons. He loves the game and
wants to make a difference in the lives of his players.”
--- UNLV head coach David Rice
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EASTERN ILLINOIS HEAD COACH JAY SPOONHOUR
SPOONHOUR FILE
EDUCATION
Pittsburg State (1994)
PLAYING CAREER
Pittsburg State (1990-94)
Honorable Mention All-Conference
HEAD COACHING CAREER
2012-Present....................................Eastern Illinois
2009-12........................................Moberly Area CC
2004................................................ UNLV (Interim)
2000-01.............................. Wabash Valley College
ASSISTANT COACHING CAREER
2006-08..................................... Texas San Antonio
2004-06......................................................Missouri
2001-04..........................................................UNLV
1996-99................................................. Saint Louis
1994-96......................................... Central Missouri
AWARDS
2001.................NJCAA National Coach of the Year
HEAD COACHING HISTORY
MOBERLY AREA CC
YEARSW-L
FINISH
2009-10........... 25-6...................Region 16 Tourney
2010-11........... 17-13
2011-12............ 22-8...................Region 16 Tourney
UNLV
YEARSW-L
FINISH
2004................. 6-4...........................NIT 1st Round
WABASH VALLEY COLLEGE
YEARSW-L
FINISH
2000-01
36-1 NJCAA National Champs
Overall Record (4)....................... 106-32 (.768)
NCAA Division I (1).............................. 6-4 (.600)
ASSISTANT HISTORY
Texas San Antonio
YEARSW-LConf.
2006-07........... 7-22........... 3-13.... Southland Conf.
2007-08.......... 13-17........... 7-9..... Southland Conf.
Winning is something that Spoonhour has been able to do at all levels of
basketball. This past season he completed his third season as the head coach
at Moberly Area Community College in Missouri guiding the team to its second
NJCAA Region 16 Tournament appearance in three seasons. In four total
years as a head coach at the junior college level he has amassed a career
record of 100-29. In 2004 Spoonhour was the interim head coach at UNLV
guiding the Runnin’ Rebels to a 6-3 record as they lost in the championship
game of the Mountain West Conference Tournament.
After one season at Wabash Valley College, Spoonhour joined his father’s
staff at UNLV from 2001-04. His father Charlie stepped down in the final
month of the season giving Jay a taste of the heading coaching experience
at the Division I level. Following the 2004 season Spoonhour worked two
seasons each at Missouri and Texas San Antonio before taking over as the
head coach and athletic director at Moberly Area CC.
“I have been a coach, but everybody wants to be a coach at the Division I
level and go against the best,” Spoonhour added in his opening statements. “You want to work at a place where it can be done with folks you want to be
around. So when it finally happens, what can you say other than you are
really thankful, excited and hopeful. I am hopeful we can do the kind of things
you fans at Eastern Illinois want to see done.”
A St. Louis Cardinals fan; Spoonhour used a baseball reference to explain
what he sees as hope for the Panthers basketball program.
“How many of us are looking forward to baseball season. I look forward to
when pitchers and catchers report, because I’m a fan of the game,” Spoonhour
said. “Tradition is at any time. Whether its every year or saying I can’t wait
until the schedule comes out to see when we are playing this team or that
team. When you start expecting those types of things then it’s really fun.
For folks that are Panther fans I can’t wait for the time when you are saying
I can’t wait for this game, or we have to get there early because that stuff is
fun. We are going to play hard and we are going to have fun doing it. It’s
this simple, when players are having fun, the fans are having fun and it’s got
to start there.”
Spoonhour, 41, and his wife Nicole have three children Gracie, Charlie
and Sam.
Missouri
YEARSW-LConf.
2004-05.......... 16-17........... 7-9........NIT 1st Round
2005-06.......... 12-16...........5-11........... Big 12 Conf.
UNLV
YEARSW-LConf.
2001-02.......... 21-11........... 9-5.......NIT 2nd Round
2002-03.......... 21-11........... 8-6........NIT 1st Round
2003-04........... 12-9............ 4-6....... Mountain West
Saint Louis
YEARSW-LConf.
Finish
1996-97.......... 11-18.......... 4-10.... Conference USA
1997-98.......... 22-11..........11-15...NCAA 2nd Round
1998-99.......... 15-16........... 8-8.....Conference USA
Central Missouri
YEARSW-LConf.
Finish
1994-95........... 24-8............11-5.....NCAA DII Elite 8
1995-96........... 22-9............ 9-7.......... DII Regional
EASTERN ILLINOIS ASSISTANT COACHES & STAFF
BOB
SUNDVOLD
ASSISTANT COACH
FIRST SEASON
Bob Sundvold joins the Eastern Illinois men’s basketball staff as the first assistant coach hired by Jay Spoonhour
in what is a reversal of roles for both gentlemen.
Sundvold a veteran coach with more than 30 years of experience as both a head coach and assistant coach
was the head coach at Central Missouri State when Jay Spoonhour served two years as a graduate assistant
coach on his staff. Sundvold will now fill the assistant coach role on Spoonhour’s first EIU staff.
With strong Midwest coaching ties, Sundvold broke into the college coaching ranks as an assistant coach under
Norm Stewart at Missouri. From 1978-1991 he helped the Tigers make nine NCAA Tournament appearances while
winning six Big Eight Conference Championships and 286 total games. Sundvold then moved on to coach one
season at Missouri State (formerly Southwest Missouri State) for Coach Spoonhour’s father – Charlie Spoonhour,
as the Bears won the 1992 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament to advance to the NCAA Tournament.
Following his one season at Missouri State, Sundvold took over as head coach at Central Missouri State. His
Mules teams posted 82 wins with trips to the NCAA Division II Tournament in each of his last three seasons. The
1995 squad was led by NCAA Division II Player of the Year Tyrone Latimer as Central Missouri State advanced to
the Elite Eight. Jay Spoonhour was a graduate assistant for the 1995 and 1996 seasons.
From Central Missouri State Sundvold was hired as the head coach at UMKC serving four years for the
Kangaroos. The team posted a winning season in 2000 placing second in the Mid-Continent Conference while
winning the school’s first conference tournament game. UMKC was led by Michael Jackson, the 2000 Mid-Continent
Conference Player of the Year. In eight years as a head coach at the collegiate level Sundvold compiled a 125108 record.
Sundvold returned to an assistant coach role in 2001 joining the staff at Iowa State. He was instrumental in
recruiting three straight Top 20 classes as rated by Hoop Scoop Recruiting. The 2002 class was ranked top five
in the nation. The Cyclones made back-to-back post-season NIT appearances in 2003 and 2004 advancing to
the national semifinals in Madison Square Garden in 2004.
In 2004 Sundvold returned to the head coaching chair as he was hired as the head coach/general manager of
the Kansas City Knights of the ABA. The 2005 squad posted a 19-9 record reaching the ABA playoff quarterfinals.
He returned to college game in 2008 as an assistant coach at Toledo. He was named the interim head coach in
March of 2010 before entering private business for two years.
In addition to his experience as a coach on the floor, Sundvold has also worked as a basketball color analyst
for ESPN covering Big 12 Conference games along with regional broadcasts for the Missouri Valley Conference,
Missouri and Kansas State.
A graduate of South Dakota State, Sundvold was an All-North Central Conference selection as a player and an
All-Academic selection. He earned a master’s degree from Missouri. His younger brother Jon played on four Big
Eight Championship teams at Missouri while he was an assistant coach. Jon later went on to play nine seasons
in the NBA with Seattle, San Antonio and Miami.
He and his wife Denise have four children: Robert, Ryne, Haley and Cameron.
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EASTERN ILLINOIS ASSISTANT COACHES & STAFF
DAN
EMANUEL
ASSISTANT COACH
FIRST SEASON
ASSISTANT COACH
FIRST SEASON
MATIC
DILDY
Dejan (Dan) Matic begins his first season as an
assistant coach on Jay Spoonhour's first Eastern Illinois
staff. Matic joins the Panthers staff after working last
season just down the road as an assistant coach at Olney
Central College.
During his lone season on the OCC staff, Matic
helped the team post 27 wins while capturing the Great
Rivers Athletic Conference Championship. The team
placed second in the NJCAA Region 24 Tournament with
freshman Trivante Bloodman earning GRAC Player of
the Year honors.
Prior to his season at OCC, Matic worked on head
coach Rob Jeter’s staff at UW Milwaukee for two seasons
as the video and academic coordinator. UW Milwaukee
won the 2011 Horizon League regular season title and
was a post-season NIT participant winning 21 games. During 2009 he served as the video coordinator for
USA Basketball joining the team at the World University
Games in Serbia where the USA earned a bronze
medal.
A graduate of Trinity International University, in
Deerfield, Ill., Matic was a four-year member of the team
and then played professional basketball in Cyprus. His
first collegiate job was as an assistant coach at his alma
mater for two seasons (2006-08). He helped coach one
NAIA All-American as the team won the Chicagoland
Collegiate Athletic Conference title in 2007. Matic first
coaching experience was as the head coach of the AAU
program, Ahead of the Game, which had two top ten
AAU National finishes with fifteen athletes earning NCAA
Division I scholarships in his four years.
Former Eastern Illinois guard Emanuel Dildy joined
the men's basketball staff in early July completing first
year head coach Jay Spoonhour's staff.
Dildy played two seasons at Eastern Illinois after
beginning his collegiate career at New Mexico State
where he was named to the Sun Belt Conference AllFreshmen team. Dildy was a team captain for head
coach Rick Samuels in 2004-05 as he ranked in the
top ten in the Ohio Valley Conference in scoring at 15.3
points per game. An All-OVC selection as a senior Dildy
still ranks in the EIU career top ten for 3-pointers made
(118) and 3-point percentage (.389).
He graduated from EIU in 2005 and began a
professional playing career in Germany where he played
for two seasons. Dildy also played one season of
professional basketball in the IBL for the Elgin Racers.
A Chicago native, Dildy is considered one of the top
rising young coaching talents from the city according
to ChicagoHoops.com. He began his coaching career
as an assistant coach at Kennedy-King College from
2008-10. In August of 2010 Dildy was named the head
coach of the program. He led Kennedy-King to backto-back winning seasons posting a record of 35-27 with
an appearance in the NJCAA Region IV Tournament
Championship game this past season.
2012-13 EIu Student managers
Jess Alexander
Donnie Butzen
Mario Casamajor
Josh Lipka
Matt Horgan
Kevin O'Brien
Donte Williams
Joe Eichman
Kim Hubbard
Aaron Haselhorst
Sean Edinger
Administrative Assistant
Academic Advisor
Athletic Trainer
Strength Coach
2012-13 EASTERN ILLINOIS PANTHERS ROSTER
Jay Spoonhour
Bob Sundvold
Dan Matic
Emanuel Dildy
Head Coach (1st year)
Pittsburg State, 1994
Assistant Coach (1st year)
South Dakota State, 1977
Assistant Coach (1st year)
Trinity International, 2007
Assistant Coach (1st Year)
Eastern Illinois, 2005
2 - Alex Lubsey
4 - Reggie Smith
5 - Malcolm Herron
10 - Dennis Green
12 - Keenan Anderson
F / 6-6 / 185 / Junior
Kingston, Jamaica
Tyler JC
G / 6-0 / 185 / Junior
Chicago, Ill.
UNLV
G / 6-4 / 205 / Senior
Maywood, Ill.
Western Texas College
G / 6-3 / 190 / Freshman
Bronx, NY
Christian Faith Academy
F / 6-7 / 225 / Sophomore
Marion, Ark.
Olney Central College
15 - Sherman Blanford
20 - Morris Woods
21 - Austin Akers
22 - Taylor Jones
23 - R.J. McGhee
F / 6-6 / 215 / Junior
Philadelphia, Pa.
Marshalltown CC
G / 6-3 / 190 / Junior
Chicago, Ill.
Moraine Valley JC
G / 6-2 / 185 / Senior
Brazil, Ind.
Olney Central College
G / 6-2 / 190 / RS-Senior
Rochester, Ill.
West Plains JC
F / 6-6 / 190 / Junior
Baton Rouge, La.
Dodge City CC
24 - Cameron Harvey
31 - Alex Austin
32 - Jonathan Miller
34 - Miles Holmes
55 - Josh Piper
G / 6-3 / 190 / Freshman
Chicago, Ill.
Wheaton Academy
G / 6-4 / 190 / Freshman
Chicago, Ill.
Chicago Mount Carmel HS
G / 6-2 / 185 / Senior
Upper Marlboro, Md.
Florida Manatee CC
F / 6-7 / 195 / Freshman
Kennett Square, Pa.
St. John's Military Academy
F / 6-8 / 225 / Sophomore
Champaign, Ill.
Centennial HS
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2012-13 EASTERN ILLINOIS PANTHERS ROSTER
NUMERICAL ROSTER
BY CLASS
#PLAYERPOSHTWT YR EXPHOMETOWNHIGH SCHOOL / JC
2
4
5
10
12
15
20
21
22
23
24
31
32
34
55
Alex Lubsey
Reggie Smith
Malcolm Herron
Dennis Green
Keenan Anderson
Sherman Blanford
Morris Woods
Austin Akers
Taylor Jones *
R.J. McGhee
Cameron Harvey
Alex Austin
Jonathan Miller
Miles Holmes
Josh Piper
F
G
G
G
F
F
G
G
G
F
G
G
G
F
F
6-6
6-0
6-4
6-3
6-7
6-6
6-3
6-2
6-2
6-6
6-3
6-4
6-2
6-7
6-8
185
185
205
190
225
215
190
185
190
190
190
190
185
195
225
JR
JR
SR
FR
SO
JR
JR
SR
R-SR
JR
FR
FR
SR
FR
SO
1V
TR
1V
HS
TR
TR
1V
1V
2V
TR
HS
HS
1V
HS
1V
Kingston, Jamaica Ardenne (Jamaica)/Tyler JC
Chicago, Ill.
Thornton Township/UNLV
Maywood, Ill.
Downers Grove South/Western Texas College
Bronx, NY
Christian Faith Academy (NC)
Marion, Ark.
Marion/Olney Central College
Philadelphia, Pa.
Communications Tech/Marshalltown CC
Chicago, Ill.
Argo/Moraine Valley JC
Brazil, Ind.
Northview/Olney JC
Rochester, Ill.
Rochester/West Plains JC
Baton Rouge, La.
Istrouma/Dodge City CC
Chicago, Ill.
Wheaton Academy
Chicago, Ill.
Chicago Mount Carmel
Upper Marlboro, Md. Largo/Manatee JC
Kennett Square, Pa. St. John's NW Military Academy (Wis.)
Champaign, Ill.
Centennial
* indicates redshirt year used
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
#PLAYERPOSHTWT YR EXPHOMETOWNHIGH SCHOOL / JC
21
12
31
15
10
24
5
34
22
2
23
32
55
4
20
Austin Akers
Keenan Anderson
Alex Austin
Sherman Blanford
Dennis Green
Cameron Harvey
Malcolm Herron
Miles Holmes
Taylor Jones *
Alex Lubsey
R.J. McGhee
Jonathan Miller
Josh Piper
Reggie Smith
Morris Woods
G
F
G
F
G
G
G
F
G
F
F
G
F
G
G
6-2
6-7
6-4
6-6
6-3
6-3
6-4
6-7
6-2
6-6
6-6
6-2
6-8
6-0
6-3
185
225
190
215
190
190
205
195
190
185
190
185
225
185
190
JR
SO
FR
JR
FR
FR
JR
FR
R-JR
SO
JR
JR
FR
JR
SO
TR
TR
HS
TR
HS
HS
TR
HS
1V
TR
TR
TR
HS
TR
TR
Brazil, Ind.
Northview/Olney JC
Marion, Ark.
Marion/Olney Central College
Chicago, Ill.
Chicago Mount Carmel
Philadelphia, Pa.
Communications Tech/Marshalltown CC
Bronx, NY
Christian Faith Academy (NC)
Chicago, Ill.
Wheaton Academy
Maywood, Ill.
Downers Grove South/Western Texas College
Kennett Square, Pa. St. John's NW Military Academy (Wis.)
Rochester, Ill.
Rochester/West Plains JC
Kingston, Jamaica Ardenne (Jamaica)/Tyler JC
Baton Rouge, La.
Istrouma/Dodge City CC
Upper Marlboro, Md. Largo/Manatee JC
Champaign, Ill.
Centennial
Chicago, Ill.
Thornton Township/UNLV
Chicago, Ill.
Argo/Moraine Valley JC
* Indicates Redshirt Used
HEAD COACH: ASSISTANTS:
TRAINER: Jay Spoonhour (Pittsburg State, 1994 - 1st year)
Bob Sundvold (South Dakota State, 1977 - 1st year)
Dan Matic (Trinity International, 2007 - 1st year)
Emanuel Dildy (Eastern Illinois, 2005 - 1st year)
Aaron Haselhorst (1st year)
PRONOUNCIATION GUIDE
SENIORS (4)
Austin Akers
Malcolm Herron
Taylor Jones
Jonathan Miller
JUNIORS (5)
Sherman Blanford
Alex Lubsey
R.J. McGhee
Reggie Smith
Morris Woods
SOPHOMORES (2)
Keenan Anderson
Josh Piper
FRESHMAN (4)
Alex Austin
Dennis Green
Cameron Harvey
Miles Holmes
BY STATE
ARKANSAS (1)
Malcolm Herron
ILLINOIS (7)
Alex Austin
Cameron Harvey
Malcolm Herron
Taylor Jones
Josh Piper
Reggie Smith
Morris Woods
INDIANA (1)
Austin Akers
LOUISIANA (1)
R.J. McGhee
MARYLAND (1)
Jonathan Miller
NEW YORK (1)
Dennis Green
PENNSYLVANIA (2)
Sherman Blanford
Miles Holmes
JAMAICA (1)
Alex Lubsey
2012-13 EASTERN ILLINOIS PANTHERS
21 • AUSTIN AKERS
SENIOR • GUARD • 6-2 • 185 • BRAZIL, IND. (northview hs / olney cENTRAL)
JUNIOR (2011-12): Played in all 29 games starting the final six games of the season... helped
EIU win three straight over Tennessee Tech, UT Martin and SIU Edwardsville in his first three
starts handing out eight assists compared to only two turnovers... finished the season with
63 assists and 28 turnovers for a 2.3-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio... season high eight assists
against Morehead State... averaged 1.3 points per game with a season high of seven points
against Eureka College... had five games with five or more assists.
OLNEY JC: Played two seasons at Olney Central Junior College for coach Mike Burris... earned
first team NJCAA All-Region 24 honors and All-Great Rivers Athletic Conference honors as a
sophomore leading team to an 18-13 record... led team with 13. points per game and ranked
53rd nationally with 4.7 assists per game... added 3.9 rebounds and 1.1 steals per game as
sophomore... for his career knocked down 76 3-pointers starting all 62 games at OCC... second
team All-GRAC as a freshman averaging 11.5 points, 3.4 assists and 2.4 rebounds per game.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned honorable mention All-State honors as a senior playing for coach Ernie Maesch at Northview
HS... finished his prep career with more than 1,000 points... averaged 19.5 points, 4 rebounds, 6 assists and 3 steals
per game as a senior... three time All-Conference selection.
PERSONAL: Majoring in biology... son of Theresa and Blaine Akers... memorable sports moment was "hitting a
game winning shot against rival school"... grandfather Chuck Sanders played football at Indiana University... uncle
Jim Sanders played baseball at Indiana State.
YEAR
2011-12
G-S
29-6
FG-APCT
16-48
.333
3FG-APCT
0-5
.000
FT-APCTREB-AVGPF-FOATO BLKSTPTS-AVG
5-11 .455
26-0.9
28-0
63 28
1
7
37-1.3
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5 • MALCOLM HERRON
SENIOR • GUARD • 6-4 • 205 • maywood, ill. (downers grove south HS / Western Texas college)
JUNIOR (2011-12): Played in 24
games making lone start in season
opener at Indiana State... averaged
1.7 points per game making 6-of-25
shots from 3-point range... named
OVC Newcomer of the Week following
13 point performance at Northwestern
where he was 6-of-6 from the free
throw line... had back-to-back four
rebound games at Northwestern and
at Maine.
WESTERN TEXAS COLLEGE: Played two seasons at
Western Texas JC in Synder, Texas... as a freshman averaged
11.9 points per game hitting 45.5 percent from 3-point
range... he knocked down a career high seven 3-pointers
against Midland College as a freshman... as a sophomore he
increased his scoring average to 14 points per game as the
team posted a 19-10 overall record... rated a Top 60 prospect
by JUCO Junction.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Downers Grove South HS for
coach Paul Runyon... rated the No. 19 high school prospect
as a senior... two-time All-Area and West Suburban Gold
Conference selection... averaged 14.7 points, 4.8 rebounds
and 4 assists per game as a senior.
PERSONAL: Majoring in kinesiology... son of Melvin and
Luvenia Herron.
YEAR
2011-12
G-S
24-1
FG-APCT
13-53
.245
3FG-APCT
6-25 .240
8-10 .800
22-0.9
16-0
6
8
2
6
40-1.7
22 • TAYLOR JONES
rs-SENIOR • GUARD • 6-2 • 190 • rochester, ill. (rochester hs / west pLains jc)
JUNIOR (2011-12): Played in 26 games starting the first five games of the season... scored
season high 10 points at Central Arkansas... made 18-of-53 shots from 3-point range... pulled
down a season high four rebounds in home game against Eastern Kentucky... was perfect
on all four free throw attempts.
REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Played in 22 games making lone start at Western
Michigan... averaged 8.5 minutes per game... finished season with 12 of 13 field goals made
coming from 3-point range... scored season high six points in two games including the season
finale at Tennessee State... pulled down 20 rebounds on the season, 19 of them defensive
rebounds.
SOPHOMORE (2009-10): Walked on at Eastern Illinois and redshirted due to NCAA transfer
rules...
FRESHMAN (2008-09): Played at Missouri State - West Plains Junior College appearing in 30 games with four
starts... averaged 4.9 points per game... Academic Athlete of the Year.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played for coach Jim Egan at Rochester HS... earned second team All-Sangamo Conference...
special mention All-Area by State-Journal Register.
PERSONAL: Majoring in kinesiology... son of Lance and the late Sarah Jones... father Lance played at Eastern
Illinois from 1976-80.
YEAR
2009-10
G-S
FG-APCT
3FG-APCT
Redshirted at Eastern Illinois
2010-11
22-1
13-41
.317
12-39
.308
0-0
.000
20-0.9
20-0
11
7
1
3
38-1.7
2011-12
26-5
25-65
.385
18-53
.340
4-4
1.000
25-1.0
30-0
16
12
0
3
72-2.8 Career
48-6
38-106
.358
30-92
.326
4-4
1.000
45-0.9
50-0
27
19
1
6
110-2.3
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2 • alex lubsey
JUNIOR • forward • 6-6 • 185 • KINGSTON, JAMAICA (ARDENNE HS / TYLER JC)
SOPHOMORE (2011-12): Played in
11 games with all action coming off the
bench... was one of only three NCAA
Division I players from Jamaica...
scored six of his 11 points on the
season against Eureka College...
made 5-of-9 shots from the field...
season high five rebounds in home
game against Murray State.
TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played
for coach Mike Marquis at Tyler Junior
College... played only during his freshman season averaging
4.3 points and 4.3 rebounds for a TJC team that finished at
19-11 overall.
PREP SCHOOL: Played one season at Evelyn Mack
Academy in 2009-10... played one season at Southside
Baptist Christian Academy in 2008-09.
HIGH SCHOOL: Was the leading scorer and rebounder for
Ardenne as they won the Inter-Secondary Schools Sports
Association title as a senior... scored 18 points with 12
rebounds in championship game.
PERSONAL: Majoring in math and computer science... son
of Yvonne Lubsey... memorable sports moment was winning
U-16 and U-13 basketball championships in Jamaica."
YEAR
2011-12
G-S
11-0
FG-APCT
5-9
.556
3FG-APCT
0-0
.000
1-4
.250
10-0.9
4-0
2
1
2
2
11-1.0
32 • jonathan miller
SENIOR • GUARD • 6-2 • 185 • upper marlboro, md. (LARGO hs / FLORIDA MANATEE JC)
JUNIOR (2011-12): Played in 12
games will all action coming off the
bench... averaged 2.1 points per
game (25 points)... season high 15
points against Oakland City... made
3-of-6 3-pointers and 6-of-9 free
throws.
MANATEE JC: Played for coach
Reggie Bellamy at the State College
of Florida at Manatee... twice named
first team All-Suncoast Conference...
was Academic All-Suncoast Conference... averaged 15.6
points per game with 3.5 rebounds per game... ended
JUCO career with a double-double scoring 22 points with
10 rebounds against St. Petersburg College in the Suncoast
Tournament.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Largo HS in Washington D.C.
suburbs... averaged 14 points, 2 assists and 1 rebound per
game for coach Lewis Howard...
PERSONAL: Majoring in sociology... son of David and
Stephanie Miller... brother Jordan Miller currently plays for
the Chicago Bears... memorable sports moment was "playing
in the Suncoast Conference Tournament."
YEAR
2011-12
G-S
12-0
FG-APCT
8-19
.421
3FG-APCT
3-6
.500
6-9
.667
6-0.5
7-0
2
7
0
4
25-2.1
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55 • josh piper
SOPHOMORE • forward • 6-8 • 225 • champaign, ill. (centennial hs)
FRESHMAN (2011-12): Played in all
29 games with all action coming off
the bench... shot 57 percent for the
season (49-of-86)... scored in double
figures in four games with season
high 17 points against Oakland City...
averaged 2.1 rebounds per game with
a high of eight at Northern Illinois...
made 3-of-6 3-pointers... was 24-of26 from the free throw line including
ending season with a string of 16
straight made free throws.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Champaign Centennial HS for
coach Tim Lavin... helped lead team to a IHSA Class 3A state
championship as a sophomore and fourth place finish as a
junior... earned special mention All-State honors as a senior
as team posted a 20-10 record... averaged 19.2 points and
10.4 rebounds a game as a senior... had a break out game
of 40 points and 22 rebounds against Decatur Eisenhower...
as a sophomore averaged 5.9 points and 3.3 rebounds per
game as team was 32-1... increased average to 10.4 points
and 5.4 rebounds while shooting 61 percent from the floor
as a junior when team went 31-3... All Big-12 Conference
selection... All-Area... All-State 4th team... McDonald's AllAmerican nominee.
PERSONAL: Major is undecided... son of Kristi Piper and
Mark Piper... memorable sports moment was "winning IHSA
state title during sophomore year."
YEAR
2011-12
G-S
29-0
FG-APCT
49-86
.570
3FG-APCT
3-6
.500
24-26 .923
62-2.1
37-0
18 20
6
8
125-4.3
20 • MORRIS WOODS
junior • GUARD • 6-3 • 190 • CHICAGO, ILL. (ARGO hs / MORAINE VALLEY JC)
SOPHOMORE (2011-12): Played in 22 games making one start against Murray State...
averaged 1.9 points per game with a season high of nine at Murray State... shot 56.7 percent
from the floor (17-of-30)... had a season high three rebounds in three games, the last at
Tennessee Tech.
MORAINE VALLEY CC: Played for coach Dedrick Shannon at Moraine Valley CC for his
freshman season... averaged 14.9 points and 6.7 rebounds per game... named team MVP at
MVCC and was named first team Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Chicago Argo HS for coach Patrick Maietta... averaged 19.3 points
and 8.8 rebounds per game with a high game of 32 points with 12 rebounds against Chicago
Vocational... three time first team All-South Suburban Red Conference selection and the league
Player of the Year as a senior... earned special mention IBCA Class 3A/4A All-State honors.
PERSONAL: Major is undecided... son of Tracey Page and Dorsey Cornelius... memorable sports moment was
"scoring 35 points in a game against Richards High School."
YEAR
2011-12
G-S
22-1
FG-APCT
17-30
.567
3FG-APCT
2-3
.667
5-14 .357
23-1.0
22-0
6
12
0
5
41-1.9
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12 • KEENAN ANDERSON
sophomore • forward • 6-7 • 225 • marion, ark. (marion hs / olney central)
OLNEY CENTRAL COLLEGE: Played one season at Olney Central College for coach Mike
Burris... helped team post a 25-8 record to win the Great Rivers Athletic Conference... averaged
4.1 points and 3 rebounds per game while shooting 49 percent from the field.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Marion High School helping the team post a number six ranking in
the state as a senior... team advanced to the Class 6A state final four... averaged 14 points,
11 rebounds and 3 blocks per game as a senior.
31 • ALEX AUSTIN
freshman • guard • 6-4 • 190 • chicago, ill. (chicago mount carmel hs)
HIGH SCHOOL: Played for coach Mike Flaherty at Chicago Mount Carmel High School... was
a two-time All-Catholic League selection earning the Tony Lawless Award as a senior as the
top player in the Catholic League South... averaged 18.9 points and 7.2 rebounds per game
as a senior shooting 47 percent from the floor and 42 percent from 3-point range... had 70
made 3-pointers... named third team All-State by the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association...
All-Area by the Southtown Star... as a junior averaged 13 points, 4.5 rebounds and 2 steals
per game hitting 39 percent from 3-point range.
MISC.: Son of former Purdue star and 1988 Indiana Mr. Basketball, Woody Austin.
15 • SHERMAN BLANFORD
junior • forward • 6-6 • 215 • philadelphia, pa. (communications tech / marshalltown cc)
MARSHALLTOWN CC: Played two seasons at Marshalltown Community College for coach
Brynjar Brynjarsson... earned honorable mention All-Region 11 honors as a freshman after
leading the Iowa Community College Athletic Conference in rebounding at 8.7 boards per
game... scored 12.9 points while shooting 56 percent from the field as a freshman... during
his sophomore year averaged 10.4 points per game shooting 55 percent from the field with
16 double figure scoring games... averaged 6.1 rebounds per game.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Communications Tech High School in Philadelphia... earned third
team Philadelphia All-Public League honors by the Daily News as a senior... averaged 14
points, 11 rebounds and 3.5 blocks per game as a senior...
10 • DENNIS GREEN
freshman • guard • 6-3 • 190 • bronx, ny (christian faith academy (NC))
HIGH SCHOOL: Finished his high school career playing at Christian Faith Academy in
Creedmoor, N.C... averaged 16 points, 7 assists and 8 rebounds per game during his senior
year... rated a top 50 point guard by ESPN Recruiting... rated a top ten player from New York
and a top 60 player from the Region... was a 2011 Hoop Group Elite All-Star... played his
junior season at Word of God in North Carolina... first two prep seasons were at St. Patrick
High School in New Jersey.
24 • CAMERON HARVEY
freshman • guard • 6-3 • 190 • chicago, ill. (wheaton academy)
HIGH SCHOOL: Played for coach Paul Ferguson at Wheaton Academy... averaged 16.5 points
and 3.6 rebounds per game as a senior earning Illinois Basketball Coaches Association fourth
team All State honors... named All-Area and All-Suburban Christian Blue League... scored a
season high 33 points on two occasions... started his prep career at Westchester St. Joseph
High School averaging 15 points per game early in his junior season.
34 • miles holmes
fRESHMAN • fORWARD • 6-7 • 195 • PHILADELPHIA, PA. (ST. jOHN'S nw mILITARY aCADEMY (wIS.))
PREP SCHOOL: Attended St. John Northwestern Military Academy in Wisconsin... averaged
13.2 points, 3.9 rebounds and 1.9 blocked shots while shooting 55 percent from the floor...
helped team post a 20-4 record...
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Unionville High in suburban Philadelphia... was a three-time
All-Ches-Mont League selection... rated as one of the top 100 Philadelphia area players...
averaged 18.5 points per game as a senior.
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23 • r.j. mcghee
JUNIOR • forward • 6-6 • 190 • BATON ROUGE, LA. (ISTROUMA HS / DODGE CITY CC)
DODGE CITY CC: Played one season at Dodge City Community College for coach Kyle
Campbell... first team All-Region 6 after leading team in scoring at 18.7 points per game, which
ranked sixth in the Jayhawk League... shot 81 percent (98-of-121) from the free throw line to
rank 35th in the NJCAA... knocked down 66 3-pointers while averaging 5.4 rebounds and 1.5
steals per game... rated as one of the Top 100 players by JUCO Junction and participated in
the JUCO Top 100 camp.
PARIS JC: Played freshman season at Paris Junior College in Texas... averaged 7.1 points
and 3 rebounds per game... shot 83 percent from the free throw line.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Istrouma High School in Baton Rouge, La.... averaged 22.4 points,
5 rebounds and 4 steals as a senior... named the 7-4A District MVP and a first team All-State
selection.
4 • REGGIE SMITH
JUNIOR • guard • 6-0 • 185 • chicago, ill. (THORNTON TOWNSHIP HS / UNLV)
Transferred from UNLV in the summer of 2012.
UNLV (2011-12): Played in 20 games off the bench for the Runnin' Rebels as the team finished
26-9 losing in the NCAA Tournament to Colorado... shot 47 percent from 3-point range... sat
out the spring 2011 and fall 2011 semesters after transferring from Marquette.
MARQUETTE (2010-11): Played as a true freshman in fall 2010 at Marquette... appeared in
eight of the team's first 10 games, making five starts... scored five points vs. Longwood and
had three rebounds against Prairie View A&M and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Thornton Township High School in Harvey, Ill.... ranked 112th in
his recruiting class by Rivals.com and 121st by HoopScoopOnline.com... earned four letters
on varsity and concluded his career with more than 1,300 points, 400 rebounds, 200 assists and 200 steals... a
runner-up for Illinois Mr. Basketball as a senior... three-time all-conference honoree (2008, 2009, 2010) and twotime all-state selection (2009, 2010)... started 80 of his 83 career games... helped his team win a regional title in
2010 under head coach Troy Jackson finishing 22-6 overall... averaged 18.1 points, 5.2 rebounds, 2.7 assists and
2.5 steals per game... led the team to a third-place finish in the state tournament in 2009 and the team to an overall
record of 30-2, falling to the eventual state champion in the tourney semifinals... averaged 17.3 points, 5.4 rebounds
and 2.5 assists per game that season... that year, the Wildcats won the regional and sectional titles... nominated
as a McDonald's All-American entering his senior year... two-time team MVP... averaged 12.9 points per game in
2007-08, helping the team to a 21-7 record and a regional championship ...
YEAR
G-S
FG-APCT
3FG-APCT
2010-11 (MQ) 8-5
4-11
.364
1-4
.250
2-6
.333
12-1.5
4-0
13
13
2
9
11-1.4
2011-12 (LV) 20-0
15-37
.405
8-17
.471
11-24
.458
12-0.6
16-0
18
12
0
4
49-2.5 Career
19-48
.396
9-21
.428
13-30
.433
24-0.8
20-0
31
25
2
13
60-2.1
28-5
EAStERN ILLINOIS PANtHER BASKEtBALL
Eastern Illinois Season Box Score (as2011-12
of Oct 25, 2012)
EIU
All games
RECORD:
ALLGAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
##
12
04
10
23
15
34
55
22
32
20
05
31
21
02
Player
GRANGER, Jeremy
MILLER, Joey
McKINNIE, Alfonzo
DOSS, L.C.
HOLLOWELL, James
SANDERS, Zavier
PIPER, Josh
JONES, Taylor
MILLER, Jonathan
WOODS, Morris
HERRON, Malcolm
McFARLIN, Nick
AKERS, Austin
LUBSEY, Alex
Team
Total..........
Opponents......
OVERALL
12-17
5-11
7-6
gp-gs
Total
3-Point
min avg fg-fga
fg% 3fg-fga 3fg%
29-28
29-24
29-28
29-23
19-5
29-23
29-0
26-5
12-0
22-1
24-1
29-1
29-6
11-0
973
830
689
652
314
644
391
296
58
156
170
209
446
47
29
29
5875
5875
33.6
28.6
23.8
22.5
16.5
22.2
13.5
11.4
4.8
7.1
7.1
7.2
15.4
4.3
12
04
10
15
23
34
55
20
31
22
21
32
02
05
GRANGER, Jeremy
MILLER, Joey
McKINNIE, Alfonzo
HOLLOWELL, James
DOSS, L.C.
SANDERS, Zavier
PIPER, Josh
WOODS, Morris
McFARLIN, Nick
JONES, Taylor
AKERS, Austin
MILLER, Jonathan
LUBSEY, Alex
HERRON, Malcolm
Team
Total..........
Opponents......
Score by Periods
Eastern Illinois
Opponents
.464
.335
.567
.379
.416
.459
.570
.385
.421
.567
.245
.457
.333
.556
29-78
38-124
0-0
39-104
8-22
0-1
3-6
18-53
3-6
2-3
6-25
1-3
0-5
0-0
.372
.306
.000
.375
.364
.000
.500
.340
.500
.667
.240
.333
.000
.000
F-Throw
ft-fta
ft%
97-113
91-111
65-90
21-29
15-20
26-45
24-26
4-4
6-9
5-14
8-10
5-7
5-11
1-4
.858
.820
.722
.724
.750
.578
.923
off
NEUtRAL
0-0
0-0
0-0
Rebounds
def tot avg
pf dq
a
to blk stl
20 78 98 3.4 61 2 88 66 3
14 60 74 2.6 47 1 83 69 6
85 119 204 7.0 89 3 11 45 24
8 48 56 1.9 39 1 34 32 0
33 44 77 4.1 29 0 15 23 14
41 70 111 3.8 62 2 26 30 7
20 42 62 2.1 37 0 18 20 6
1.000
3 22 25 1.0 30 0 16 12 0
.667
2
4
6 0.5
7 0
2
7 0
.357
9 14 23 1.0 22 0
6 12 0
.800
4 18 22 0.9 16 0
6
8 2
.714 16 25 41 1.4 29 1 13 18 2
.455
4 22 26 0.9 28 0 63 28 1
.250
5
5 10 0.9
4 0
2
1 2
40 54 94
1
9
688-1579 .436 147-430 .342 373-493 .757 304 625 929 32.0 501 10 383 380 67
714-1572 .454 188-505 .372 368-532 .692 334 645 979 33.8 472 8 411 392 87
1st
2nd
OT
881OVERALL
987
21
908 5-11
1042
16
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
Player
168-362
86-257
115-203
67-177
47-113
51-111
49-86
25-65
8-19
17-30
13-53
21-46
16-48
5-9
AWAY
5-10
3-5
2-5
29
29
16
25
14
16
8
3
4
5
6
1
7
2
pts
avg
462
301
295
194
117
128
125
72
25
41
40
48
37
11
15.9
10.4
10.2
6.7
6.2
4.4
4.3
2.8
2.1
1.9
1.7
1.7
1.3
1.0
165 1896
178 1984
65.4
68.4
Eastern Illinois Season Box Score (as of Oct 25, 2012)
Conference games
Score by Periods
Eastern
Illinois
RECORD:
Opponents
ALLGAMES
##
HOME
7-7
2-6
5-1
SEASON STATISTICS
5-11
0-0
OHIO
gp-gs
OT2
Totals
7 HOME1896
18 2-6 1984
VALLEY
AWAY
3-5
2-6
3-5
0-0
CONFERENCE 0-0
STATS
Total
3-Point
min avg fg-fga
fg% 3fg-fga 3fg%
16-15
16-16
16-15
12-3
16-12
16-12
16-0
11-1
16-1
13-0
16-5
6-0
6-0
13-0
538
484
381
193
362
353
176
103
108
125
253
29
25
70
16
16
3200
3200
33.6
30.3
23.8
16.1
22.6
22.1
11.0
9.4
6.8
9.6
15.8
4.8
4.2
5.4
1st
445
500
86-194
52-163
60-104
30-64
33-89
22-50
18-30
11-22
13-27
8-23
8-23
1-7
1-4
2-21
.443 19-46
.319 22-73
.577 0-0
.469 5-11
.371 19-58
.440 0-1
.600 2-2
.500 1-2
.481 1-2
.348 6-19
.348 0-1
.143 0-2
.250 0-0
.095 1-8
.413
.301
.000
.455
.328
.000
1.000
.500
.500
.316
.000
.000
.000
.125
F-Throw
ft-fta
ft%
50-58
52-63
32-40
9-12
9-14
11-19
11-11
4-11
1-3
0-0
4-6
1-2
1-4
1-2
.862
.825
.800
.750
.643
.579
1.000
.364
.333
.000
.667
.500
.250
.500
345-821 .420 76-225 .338 186-245 .759
378-820 .461 104-271 .384 206-297 .694
2nd
507
566
off
Rebounds
def tot avg
9 38 47
7 37 44
49 55 104
20 29 49
3 24 27
20 41 61
7 19 26
4
8 12
9 11 20
1
8
9
1 12 13
2
1
3
3
3
6
1
7
8
19 29 48
155 322 477
177 349 526
2.9
2.8
6.5
4.1
1.7
3.8
1.6
1.1
1.3
0.7
0.8
0.5
1.0
0.6
NEUtRAL
0-0
0-0
0-0
pf dq
35
33
50
17
18
36
18
14
13
15
13
4
1
9
1
29.8 277
32.9 255
1
1
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
a
33
46
5
9
19
14
7
4
4
9
32
0
1
3
to blk stl
39 3 15
30 1 20
24 9 7
13 8 11
17 0 11
15 5 5
13 3 4
10 0 2
10 0 0
10 0 0
15 0 1
2 0 2
1 1 1
3 1 1
8
6 186 210 31 80
4 199 208 47 98
pts
avg
241
178
152
74
94
55
49
27
28
22
20
3
3
6
15.1
11.1
9.5
6.2
5.9
3.4
3.1
2.5
1.8
1.7
1.3
0.5
0.5
0.5
952
1066
59.5
66.6
Totals
952
1066
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2011-12 EIU
RECORD:
ALLGAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
Eastern Illinois Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Oct 25, 2012)
SEASON RESULTS
All games
OVERALL
12-17
5-11
7-6
Date
11-11-11
11/16/11
11/20/11
11/23/11
11/26/11
11/30/11
12/3/11
12/7/11
12/10/11
12/18/11
12/21/11
12/30/11
01/04/12
01/07/12
01/12/12
Opponent
atIndianaState
LOYOLA-CHICAGO
atNorthernIllinois
EUREKACOLLEGE
atCentralArkansas
MAINE
STONYBROOK
OAKLANDCITY
atWesternIllinois
atNorthwestern
atMaine
*MURRAYSTATE
*atSIUEdwardsville
atHoustonBaptist
*UTMARTIN
01-14-12
01/19/12
01/21/12
1/26/12
01/28/12
01/30/12
2/2/12
02/04/12
2/9/11
*atSoutheastMissouri
*TENNESSEESTATE
*AUSTINPEAY
*atJacksonvilleState
*atMurrayState
*SOUTHEASTMISSOURI
*EASTERNKENTUCKY
*MOREHEADSTATE
*atTennesseeTech
2-11-12
02/15/12
02/18/12
2/23/12
02/25/12
*atUTMartin
*SIUEDWARDSVILLE
ILLINOIS-CHICAGO
*atMoreheadState
*atEasternKentucky
HOME
7-7
2-6
5-1
AWAY
5-10
3-5
2-5
W
W
W
Score
72-79
65-61
67-55
87-56
96-107
85-80
72-69
83-67
48-64
72-87
60-64
40-73
73-59
74-62
68-55
W
73-80
46-55
64-76
45-63
58-73
53-74
43-47
55-56
74-57
W
W
W
Wot
W
W
W
W
74-71
73-66
63-67
39-75
74-86
L
Lo2
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
NEUtRAL
0-0
0-0
0-0
Att.
5706
1233
927
710
398
1084
876
1111
1624
5071
1077
2612
1223
462
778
High Points
(26)GRANGER,Jeremy
(13)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(16)GRANGER,Jeremy
(16)MILLER,Joey
(27)GRANGER,Jeremy
(25)GRANGER,Jeremy
(21)DOSS,L.C.
(18)GRANGER,Jeremy
(22)GRANGER,Jeremy
(12)GRANGER,Jeremy
(24)MILLER,Joey
(14)SANDERS,Zavier
(19)DOSS,L.C.
2371
2032
1326
1118
8673
1444
653
1851
1425
(31)GRANGER,Jeremy
(19)MILLER,Joey
(17)MILLER,Joey
(12)GRANGER,Jeremy
(12)GRANGER,Jeremy
(17)GRANGER,Jeremy
(17)HOLLOWELL,James
1424
1083
1789
1698
1550
(28)MILLER,Joey
(24)GRANGER,Jeremy
(18)GRANGER,Jeremy
(16)GRANGER,Jeremy
(26)GRANGER,Jeremy
High Rebounds
(8)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(8)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(8)PIPER,Josh
(10)HOLLOWELL,James
(9)HOLLOWELL,James
(8)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(9)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(6)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(8)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(7)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(7)SANDERS,Zavier
(13)SANDERS,Zavier
(9)SANDERS,Zavier
(9)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(9)SANDERS,Zavier
(6)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(5)MILLER,Joey
(6)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(6)MILLER,Joey
(7)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(7)HOLLOWELL,James
(6)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(6)HOLLOWELL,James
(8)HOLLOWELL,James
(9)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(8)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(4)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
(5)GRANGER,Jeremy
(5)McKINNIE,Alfonzo
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Attendance Summary
Home
Away
Neutral
Total
games
Attend
Avg/game
14
15
0
29
18582
34747
0
53329
1327
2316
0
1839
2012-13 EASTERN ILLINOIS OPPONENTS
BRADLEY
WRIGHT STATE
EASTERN MICHIGAN
Location......................................... Peoria, Illinois
Nickname................................................. Braves
Colors.............................................. Red & White
Conference...............Missouri Valley Conference
Enrollment.................................................. 6,000
Arena................................ Carver Arena (11,164)
Location.......................................... Dayton, Ohio
Nickname................................................ Raiders
Colors......................Hunter Green & Vegas Gold Conference................................. Horizon League
Enrollment................................................ 20,735
Arena..................................Nutter Center (10,000)
Location..................................Ypsilanti, Michigan
Nickname................................................. Eagles
Colors...........................................Green & White
Conference.................Mid-American Conference
Enrollment................................................ 22,638
Arena..........................Convocation Center (8,824)
Head Coach....................................... Geno Ford
School Record (Years)............................7-25 (1)
Career Record (Years)........................126-94 (7)
2011-12 Record............................................ 7-25
Conf. Record/Finish............................2-16 (10th)
Assistant Coaches.....................Ronald Coleman
........................... Greg Graham and Jaden Uken
Letterwinners Returning/Lost......................... 7/5
Starters Returning/Lost.................................. 4/1
Head Coach..................................... Billy Donlon
School Record (Years)..........................32-33 (2)
Career Record (Years)............................... Same
2011-12 Record.......................................... 13-19
Conf. Record/Finish.............................. 7-11 (8th)
Assistant Coaches...........................Chris Moore,
...................... Brendan Mullins and Scott Woods
Head Coach.....................................Rob Murphy
2011-12 Record.......................................... 14-18
Conf. Record/Finish.......................9-7 (1st West)
Assistant Coaches.............................Mike Brown
..........................Kevin Mondro and Benny White
SID/Basketball Contact..................Bobby Parker
Email ................................ [email protected]
Phone..........................................(309) 677-2624
Pressrow.....................................(309) 673-8381
Website........................ www.bradleybraves.com
Series History............................... Series tied 4-4 Last Meeting............EIU 63, @ BU 56 (11/24/10)
SID/Basketball Contact........................Bob Noss
Email ............................ [email protected]
Phone..........................................(937) 775-2816
Pressrow.................................... (937) 775-4623
Website..............................www.wsuraiders.com
Series History...............................EIU leads 10-7
Last Meeting..........WSU 77, @ EIU 68 (2/24/94) SID/Basketball Contact................... Greg Steiner
Email ............................... [email protected]
Phone..........................................(734) 487-0317
Pressrow.....................................(734) 484-0612
Website............................. www.emueagles.com
Series History.............................EIU leads 17-11
Last Meeting........ @ EMU 63, EIU 51 (12/28/06) TEXAS PAN AMERICAN
IPFW
ROCHESTER COLLEGE
Location......................................Edinburg, Texas
Nickname................................................. Broncs
Colors.............................Green, White & Orange
Conference.....................Great West Conference
Enrollment................................................ 19,034
Arena..............................UTPA Fieldhouse (2,500) Location............................... Fort Wayne, Indiana
Nickname...........................................Mastodons
Colors................................... Royal Blue & White
Conference................................. Summit League
Enrollment................................................ 14,326
Arena........................ Memorial Coliseum (5,800)
Location.......................Rochester Hills, Michigan
Nickname...............................................Warriors
Colors....................................... Crimson & White
Conference................................... NAIA / USCAA
Enrollment.................................................. 1,100
Arena.............................Performance Gym (700)
Head Coach..................................... Ryan Marks
School Record (Years)......................... 23-73 (4)
Career Record (Years)....................171-156 (12)
2011-12 Record.......................................... 11-21
Conf. Record/Finish................................5-5 (3rd)
Assistant Coaches......................... Tim Anderson
...............................Joel Weiss and Nick Bennett
Head Coach......................................Tony Jasick
School Record (Years).......................... 11-19 (1)
2010-11 Record.......................................... 11-19
Conf. Record/Finish..............................5-12 (8th)
Assistant Coaches.......................... Jon Coffman,
......................................Dan Bere' and Azeez Ali
Head Coach.................................. Klint Pleasant
Career Record (Years)..........................59-56 (4)
2011-12 Record............................................ 26-9
Conf. Record/Finish........................................ n/a
Assistant Coaches............................. Tom Webb,
................. George Beaudoin and Scott Samuels
Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................11/4
SID/Basketball Contact..............Jonah Goldberg
Email [email protected]
Phone..........................................(956) 665-2240 Pressrow........................................................ n/a
Website............................. www.utpabroncs.com
Series History.................................EIU leads 2-1 Last Meeting....... EIU 57, @ UTPA 56 (12/14/85)
SID/Basketball Contact....................... Bill Salyer
Email ..................................... [email protected]
Phone..........................................(260) 481-0729
Pressrow........................................................ n/a
Website......................... www.gomastodons.com
Series History..............................IPFW leads 2-0
Last Meeting.. @ IPFW 81, EIU 77 (ot) (11/22/08)
................................ IPFW 76, EIU 74 (11/29/08)
SID/Basketball Contact........... Jordan Ackerman
Email .................................... [email protected]
Phone..........................................(248) 218-2167
Pressrow........................................................ n/a
Website........www.rochestercollegewarriors.com
Series History..................................First meeting Last Meeting................................................... n/a
GAME 1
GAME 4
GAME 2
GAME 5
GAME 3
GAME 6
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HOUSTON BAPTIST
central arkansas
stony brook
Location.......................................Houston, Texas
Nickname................................................Huskies
Colors.................................Royal Blue & Orange
Enrollment.................................................. 2,200
Arena.....................................Sharp Gym (1,000)
Location..................................Conway, Arkansas
Nickname................................................... Bears
Colors.......................................... Purple & White
Conference.......................Southland Conference
Enrollment................................................ 12,959
Arena.................................. Farris Center (5,500)
Location...........................Stony Brook, New York
Nickname........................................... Seawolves
Colors...................................... Red, Blue & Gray
Conference................. America East Conference
Enrollment................................................ 24,594
Arena......................... Stony Brook Arena (4,136)
Head Coach..................................... Ron Cottrell
School Record (Years)....................406-275 (21)
2011-12 Record.......................................... 10-20
Conf. Record/Finish................................3-7 (5th)
Assistant Coaches............................ Steven Key,
............................... Jud Kinne and Jeremy Case
Head Coach........................... Corliss Williamson
2011-12 Record............................................ 8-21
Conf. Record/Finish................... 3-13 (6th - East)
Assistant Coaches......................Clarence Finley,
.............. Jonathan Jackson and Anthony Walker
Head Coach.....................................Steve Pikiell
School Record (Years)........................ 95-118 (7)
Career Record (Years)......................100-136 (8)
2011-12 Record................................. 22-10 (NIT)
Conf. Record/Finish.............................. 14-2 (1st)
Assistant Coaches..............................Jay Young,
......................Lamar Chapman and Dan Rickard
SID/Basketball Contact..................Russ Reneau
Email ..................................... [email protected]
Phone..........................................(281) 649-3098
Pressrow.....................................(281) 649-3065
Website.............................www.hbuhuskies.com
Series History.................................EIU leads 2-0 Last Meeting.............EIU 74, @ HBU 62 (1/7/12) SID/Basketball Contact...................... Steve East
Email ......................................... [email protected]
Phone..........................................(501) 450-5743
Pressrow.....................................(501) 852-2673
Website............................... www.ucasports.com
Series History............................... UCA leads 1-0 Last Meeting........................................................
................... @ UCA 107, EIU 96 (2ot) (11/26/11)
SID/Basketball Contact.................Thomas Chen
Email ................. [email protected]
Phone..........................................(631) 632-7289
Pressrow.....................................(631) 632-7205
Website.......................... www.goseawolves.com
Series History.................................EIU leads 1-0 Last Meeting........... @ EIU 72, SBU 69 (12/3/11)
western illinois
toledo
SAINT LOUIS
Location......................................Macomb, Illinois
Nickname.......................................Leathernecks
Colors.......................................... Purple & White
Conference................................. Summit League
Enrollment................................................ 13,331
Arena.................................. Western Hall (5,139)
Location........................................... Toledo, Ohio
Nickname............................................... Rockets
Colors.................................Midnight Blue & Gold
Conference.................Mid-American Conference
Enrollment................................................ 22,610
Arena................................ Savage Arena (7,300)
Location.................................. St. Louis, Missouri
Nickname............................................... Billikens
Colors..............................................Blue & White
Conference...................... Atlantic 10 Conference
Enrollment................................................ 13,785
Arena............................. Chaifetz Arena (10,600)
Head Coach..................................... Jim Molinari
2011-12 Record.......................................... 18-15
Conf. Record/Finish..............................9-9 (T4th)
Assistant Coaches............................. Billy Wright
........................ Wade Hokenson and Josh Wolfe
Head Coach.................................Tod Kowalczyk
2011-12 Record.......................................... 19-17
Conf. Record/Finish................... 7-9 (2nd - West)
Assistant Coaches.......................Angres Thorpe,
.......................... Ryan Pedon and Jason Kalsow
Head Coach.....Rick Majerus (will miss 2012-13)
Interim Head Coach............................Jim Crews
School Record (Years)......................... First year
2011-12 Record............................................ 26-8
Conf. Record/Finish.............................12-4 (2nd)
Assistant Coaches......................... Jim Whitesell,
............................. Tanner Bronson and Jim Platt
SID/Basketball Contact.......................Kyle Bradt
Email ................................... [email protected]
Phone.......................................... (309) 298-1133
Pressrow..................................... (309) 298-1127
Website.......................www.goleathernecks.com
Series History.............................EIU leads 78-77 Last Meeting..........@ WIU 64, EIU 48 (12/10/11)
SID/Basketball Contact.................. Steve Easton
Email ..................... [email protected]
Phone..........................................(419) 530-4921
Pressrow.....................................(419) 530-2027
Website................................ www.utrockets.com
Series History.................................EIU leads 2-0 Last Meeting..............EIU 75, @ UT 58 (2/19/11)
GAME 7
GAME 10
GAME 8
GAME 11
GAME 9
GAME 12
SID/Basketball Contact........... Brian Kunderman
Email ................................... [email protected]
Phone..........................................(314) 977-3346
Pressrow.....................................(313) 977-3462
Website..............................www.slubillikens.com
Series History................................SLU leads 6-1 Last Meeting......... @ SLU 60, EIU 42 (12/29/09)
drake
TENNESSEE STATE
EASTERN
TENNESSEE
eastern KENTUCKY
kentucky
STATE
Location...................................Des Moines, Iowa
Nickname...............................................Bulldogs
Conference...............Missouri Valley Conference
Enrollment.................................................. 5,348
Arena.................................Knapp Center (7,152)
Location............................. Nashville, Tennessee
Nickname...................................................Tigers
Conference........................................ Ohio Valley
Enrollment.................................................. 9,165
Arena.............................. Gentry Center (10,500)
Location.............................. Richmond, Kentucky
Nickname.............................................. Colonels
Colors.........................................Maroon & White
Enrollment................................................ 16,515
Arena............................. McBrayer Arena (6,500)
Head Coach.................................... Mark Phelps
2011-12 Record.......................................... 18-16
Conf. Record/Finish................................9-9 (3rd)
Assistant Coaches......................Chris Brazelton,
...........................Stan Johnson and Brett Nelson
Head Coach................................ Travis Williams
School Record (Years)..............................0-0 (1)
2011-12 Record.......................................... 20-13
Conf. Record/Finish............................. 11-5 (2nd)
Assistant Coaches................................Ben Betts
.............Rodney Hamilton and Brandon Johnson
Letterwinners Returning/Lost....................... 10/4
Head Coach..................................Jeff Neubauer
School Record (Years)....................... 118-102 7)
2011-12 Record.......................................... 16-16
Assistant Coaches.................. Rodney Crawford,
.......................... Luke Strege and Austin Newton
SID/Basketball Contact......................... Paul Kirk
Email ................................. [email protected]
Phone..........................................(515) 271-3014
Pressrow.....................................(515) 271-4878
Website.....................www.godrakebulldogs.com
Series History..................................First meeting Last Meeting................................................... n/a
SID/Basketball Contact................... Alex Mitchell
Phone..........................................(615) 963-5674
Pressrow.....................................(615) 963-7616
Website................................. www.tsutigers.com
Series History........................... TSU leads 25-20 Last Meeting........... TSU 55, @ EIU 46 (1/19/12)
SID/Basketball Contact................... Kevin Britton
Phone..........................................(859) 662-2006
Pressrow.....................................(859) 622-5908
Website............................... www.ekusports.com
Series History........................... EKU leads 20-13 Last Meeting.............EKU 47, @ EIU 43 (2/2/12)
...............................@ EKU 86, EIU 74 (2/25/12)
MOREHEAD state
STATE
morehead
TENNESSEE TECH
JACKSONVILLE STATE
Location.............................. Morehead, Kentucky
Nickname................................................. Eagles
Colors............................................... Blue & Gold
Enrollment.................................................. 9,062
Arena............................... Johnson Arena (6,500)
Location........................... Cookeville, Tennessee
Nickname.....................................Golden Eagles
Colors............................................ Purple & Gold
Enrollment.................................................11,768
Arena................................ Eblen Center (10,152)
Location............................ Jacksonville, Alabama
Nickname......................................... Gamecocks
Colors.............................................. Red & White
Enrollment.................................................. 9,504
Arena.........................Mathews Coliseum (5,500)
Head Coach....................................Sean Woods
School Record (Years)......................... First year
2011-12 Record.......................................... 18-15
Conf. Record/Finish..............................10-6 (3rd)
Assistant Coaches........................Dylan Howard,
..................................B.J. Ellis and Beau Braden
Head Coach.................................... Steve Payne
2011-12 Record.......................................... 19-14
Assistant Coaches.....................Russ Willemsen,
..........................Rick Cabrera and Brian Kloman
Head Coach...................................James Green
2011-12 Record.......................................... 15-18
Assistant Coaches...................... Tom Schuberth,
....................... Reggie Sharp and Eugene Harris
SID/Basketball Contact...................... Matt Segal
Email ................... [email protected]
Phone..........................................(606) 783-2500 Pressrow.....................................(606) 783-2500
Website............................. www.msueagles.com
Series History.............................EIU leads 22-11 Last Meeting..........MORE 56, @ EIU 55 (2/4/12)
............................@ MORE 75, EIU 39 (2/23/12)
SID/Basketball Contact..................Mike Lehman
Email ............................... [email protected]
Phone..........................................(931) 372-3883
Pressrow.....................................(931) 372-6077
Website................................. www.ttusports.com
Series History............................TTU leads 21-13 Last Meeting..............EIU 74, @ TTU 57 (2/9/11)
SID/Basketball Contact............ Josh Underwood
Email ................................. [email protected]
Phone..........................................(256) 782-5915
Pressrow.....................................(256) 782-5528
Website................ www.jsugamecocksports.com
Series History.................................EIU leads 9-6 Last Meeting............@ JSU 63, EIU 45 (1/26/12)
GAME 13
GAME 16
GAME 14
GAME 17
GAME 15
GAME 18
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MURRAY STATE
AUSTIN PEAY
ut martin
Location....................................Murray, Kentucky
Nickname................................................. Racers
Colors.............................................. Navy & Gold
Enrollment................................................ 10,416
Arena..................................CFSB Center (8,600)
Location............................Clarksville, Tennessee
Nickname............................................Governors
Colors.............................................. Red & White
Enrollment................................................ 10,873
Arena...................................Dunn Center (7,875)
Location.................................. Martin, Tennessee
Nickname............................................ Skyhawks
Colors..................................Navy Blue & Orange
Enrollment.................................................. 8,400
Arena................................... Elam Center (5,000)
Head Coach....................................Steve Prohm
2011-12 Record...............................31-2 (NCAA)
Conf. Record/Finish.............................. 15-1 (1st)
Assistant Coaches.........................William Small,
...............................Matt McMahon, James Kane
Starters Returning/Lost.................................. 4-1
Head Coach....................................... Dave Loos
2011-12 Record.......................................... 12-20
Conf. Record/Finish..............................8-8 (T6th)
Assistant Coaches.......................Brett Campbell,
.......................... Bubba Wells and Corey Gipson
Head Coach................................... Jason James
2011-12 Record............................................ 4-27
Conf. Record/Finish............................ 0-16 (11th)
Assistant Coaches.................. Cornelius Jackson
................. Lance Egnatz and Andres Irarrazabal
SID/Basketball Contact...................Dave Winder
Email ................. [email protected]
Phone..........................................(270) 809-4271
Pressrow.....................................(270) 809-5551
Website................................. www.goracers.com
Series History............................ MUR leads 37-9 Last Meeting........ MUR 73, @ EIU 40 (12/30/11)
.............................. @ MUR 73, EIU 58 (1/28/12)
SID/Basketball Contact.....................Brad Kirtley
Phone..........................................(931) 221-7561
Pressrow.....................................(931) 221-7155
Website..............................www.letsgopeay.com
Series History.........................APSU leads 23-13 Last Meeting..............AP 76, @ EIU 64 (1/21/12)
SID/Basketball Contact................ Ryne Rickman
Phone..........................................(731) 881-7632
Pressrow.....................................(731) 881-7694
Website............................... www.utmsports.com
Series History........................... Series tied 17-17 Last Meeting...........@ EIU 68, UTM 55 (1/12/12)
...............................EIU 74, @ UTM 71 (2/11/12)
southeast missouri
siu edwardsville
BELMONT
Location...................... Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Nickname............................................Redhawks
Colors...............................................Red & Black
Enrollment.................................................11,510
Arena............................ Show Me Center (7,000)
Location............................... Edwardsville, Illinois
Nickname...............................................Cougars
Colors.............................................. Red & White
Enrollment................................................ 14,055
Arena........................ Vadalabene Center (4,000)
Location............................. Nashville, Tennessee
Nickname.................................................. Bruins
Colors.................................... Navy, Red & White
Enrollment.................................................. 6,374
Arena......................... Curb Event Center (5,000)
Head Coach...................................... Dickey Nutt
2011-12 Record.......................................... 15-16
Assistant Coaches......................... Jessie Evans,
.......................... Jamie Rosser and Jon Cremins
Head Coach............................. Lennox Forrester
2011-12 Record.......................................... 10-17
Conf. Record/Finish..............................6-10 (9th)
Assistant Coaches.............................Kris Crosby
........................... Matt Laur & Deryl Cunningham
Head Coach......................................... Rick Byrd
2011-12 Record...............................27-8 (NCAA)
Conf. Record/Finish.......... 16-2 (1st Atlantic Sun)
Assistant Coaches............................ Brian Ayers,
............................. James Strong and Mark Price
SID/Basketball Contact...................... Jeff Honza
Email .................................... [email protected]
Phone..........................................(573) 651-2933
Pressrow.....................................(573) 651-5014
Website........................... www.gosoutheast.com
Series History.............................EIU leads 23-22 Last Meeting........@ SEMO 80, EIU 73 (1/14/12)
............................SEMO 74, @ EIU 53 (1/30/12)
SID/Basketball Contact.......................... Joe Pott
Email .......................................... [email protected]
Phone..........................................(618) 650-2860
Pressrow..................................... (618) 558-4112
Website............................www.siuecougars.com
Series History.................................EIU leads 4-1 Last Meeting............EIU 73, @ SIUE 59 (1/4/12)
..............................@ EIU 73, SIUE 66 (2/15/12)
SID/Basketball Contact...................... Greg Sage
Phone..........................................(615) 460-6698
Pressrow.....................................(615) 460-8554
Website........................ www.belmontbruins.com
Series History............................... Series tied 1-1 Last Meeting..........BEL 95, @ EIU 62 (11/28/09)
..............................EIU 63, @ BEL 60 (12/19/09)
GAME 19 & 27 GAME 20 & 26 GAME 21 & 24
GAME 22 & 25 GAME 23 & 31
GAME 28
sears BRACKET BUSTER
GAME 29
Possible Opponents:
Potential opponents include: America East Conference - Binghamton, Boston University, Hartford, UMBC,
Stony Brook; Big Sky Conference - Eastern Washington, Idaho State, Montana State, Portland State; Big South
Conference - Campbell, High Point, Liberty, Presbyterian, UNC Asheville, Winthrop; Big West Conference
- Cal Poly, Long Beach State, UC Davis, UC Santa Barbara; Colonial Athletic Conference - Drexel, James
Madison, Old Dominion, Towson, UNC Wilmington, William & Mary; Horizon League - Illinois-Chicago,
Loyola-Chicago, Valparaiso, Wright State, Youngstown State; Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference - Fairfield,
Marist, Niagara, Rider, Siena; Mid-American Conference - Akron, Buffalo, Eastern Michigan, Northern Illinois,
Toledo, Western Michigan; Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference - Delaware State, Hampton; Missouri Valley
Conference - Drake, Indiana State, Northern Iowa, Southern Illinois, Wichita State; Southern Conference
- College of Charleston, Wofford; Southland Conference - Central Arkansas, Lamar, Texas-Arlington, TexasSan Antonio, Texas A&M Corpus Christi, Texas State; Summit League - IPFW, IUPUI, Oakland, Southern
Utah, Western Illinois; Western Athletic Conference - Fresno State, Hawai'i, Nevada, San Jose State; West
Coast Conference - Saint Mary's.
EIU Bracket Buster History
Feb. 18, 2006...... L vs. Eastern Michigan, 50-65
Feb. 17, 2007........... L at Loyola-Chicago, 43-66
Feb. 23, 2008................. L vs. Evansville, 55-63
Feb. 21, 2009..... W at Western Michigan, 59-57
Feb. 20, 2010........ W vs. Northern Illinois, 70-73
Feb. 19, 2011........................ W at Toledo, 75-58
Feb. 18, 2012.......... L vs. Illinois-Chicago, 63-67
CHICAGO state
GAME 30
Location...................................... Chicago, Illinois
Nickname...............................................Cougars
Colors...........................................Green & White
Enrollment.................................................. 6,882
Arena.............Jones Convocation Center (7,000)
Head Coach.......................................Tracy Dildy
2011-12 Record............................................ 4-26
Assistant Coaches... James Farr and Sean Pryor
SID/Basketball Contact..............Derrick Sloboda
Phone..........................................(773) 995-2217
Pressrow........................................................ n/a
Website.........................www.gocsucougars.com
Series History...............................EIU leads 17-6 Last Meeting......... EIU 82, @ CSU 68 (11/24/09)
EIU will be a road team in this year's event.
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2013 OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT
GAME 32-35
2013 OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT
All Tournament Games Played
March 6-9 at Municipal Auditorium
Nashville, Tennessee
eASTERN iLLINOIS - OVC TOURNAMENT HISTORY
1997 (5th seed)
OVC First Round - Campus Sites
L 81-83.......................... at Tennessee Tech
1998 (2nd seed)
L 79-84......................... vs. Tennessee State
1999 (7th seed)
L 57-78............ at Southeast Missouri State
2000 (3rd seed)
W 107-100 (2ot)........................ Austin Peay
OVC Semifinal - Nashville, TN
L 70-89....................................Murray State
2001 (2nd seed)
OVC First Round - Nashville, TN
W 102-80..............................Morehead State
W 97-71................................... Murray State
OVC Championship - Nashville, TN
W 84-83..................................... Austin Peay
2002 (6th seed)
L 56-103............................. at Murray State
2003 (5th seed)
L 63-74............................... at Murray State
2005 (8th seed)
L 68-72........................... at Tennessee Tech
The 2013 Ohio Valley Conference Tournament
will be played between March 6-9 at historic
Municipal Auditorium in downtown Nashville,
Tennessee. This year the top eight teams on
both the men's and women's side will travel to
Nashville to compete for the OVC's automatic
NCAA Tournament berth. Action will begin on
Wednesday with team's seeded 5-8 playing
for the right to advance. Those winners will
play team's seeded 3 and 4 on Thursday night
with those winners advancing to Friday night's
semifinal round against team's seeded 1 and
2. The OVC Championships game will be
played on Saturday, March 9 and be televised
nationally by ESPN or ESPN2.
2010 (4th seed)
W 68-61.......................vs. Eastern Kentucky
L 51-55................................... Murray State
OVC RECORD BY SEED
2nd seed..................................................... 3-1
3rd seed...................................................... 1-1
4th seed.......................................................1-1
5th seed...................................................... 0-2
6th seed...................................................... 0-1
7th seed...................................................... 0-2
8th seed...................................................... 0-1
RECORD VS. OPPONENTS IN
OVC TOURNAMENT
Austin Peay................................................ 2-1
Eastern Kentucky........................................1-0
Morehead State.......................................... 1-0
Murray State............................................... 1-4
Southeast Missouri State............................ 0-1
Tennessee State.......................................... 0-1
Tennessee Tech.......................................... 0-2
All Opponents........................................... 5-9
RECORD AT SITE
Austin Peay.................................................0-1
Eastern Illinois........................................... 2-1
Murray State................................................0-2
Nashville, Tennessee.................................. 3-2
Southeast Missouri State............................ 0-1
Tennessee Tech.......................................... 0-2
First Four
March 19, 20 @ Dayton Ohio
Second & Third Rounds
March 21, 23 @ Auburn Hills, Mich.
March 21, 23 @ Lexington, Ky.
March 21, 23 @ Salt Lake City, Utah
March 21, 23 @ San Jose, Calif.
March 22, 24 @ Dayton, Ohio
March 22, 24 @ Austin, Texas
March 22, 24 @ Kansas City, Kan.
March 22, 24 @ Philadelphia, Pa.
Regionals
March 28, 30 (East) @ Washington, D.C.
March 28, 30 (West) @ Los Angeles, Calif.
March 29, 31 (Midwest) @ Indianapolis, Ind.
March 29, 31 (South) @ Arlington, Texas
Final Four
April 6, 8 @ Atlanta, Ga.
2009 (7th seed)
L 54-57................................ at Austin Peay
ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS
OPPONENT.......................................W-L
Akron ................................................. 8-4
American ............................................ 0-1
Anderson University............................7-3
Arizona ............................................... 0-1
Arkansas Little Rock ......................... 1-1
Arkansas Pine Bluff ........................... 0-1
Arkansas State......................................7-1
Armstrong Atlantic.............................. 2-0
Auburn ............................................... 0-1
Augustana College...............................7-1
Aurora ................................................ 2-0
Austin Peay.................................... 13-23
BYU-Hawaii .......................................1-1
Baldwin-Wallace .................................1-0
Ball State............................................4-16
Bellarmine ...........................................3-2
Belmont ..............................................1-1
Beloit College......................................3-4
Benedictine .........................................5-0
Blackburn College...............................2-0
Boise State ..........................................2-0
Bowling Green.....................................0-5
Bradley ................................................4-4
Bridgeport ...........................................1-0
Bryant ..................................................1-0
Buffalo ................................................5-2
Butler ...................................................4-2
Cal Poly................................................0-1
Cal State Fullerton ..............................1-1
Campbell ............................................ 2-0
Canterbury College (Ind.)................. 8-17
Carthage ..............................................2-0
Central Arkansas ..............................0-1
Central Connecticut State....................2-2
Central Florida ....................................1-0
Central Michigan ............................27-23
Central Missouri ..................................5-3
Central Oklahoma ...............................1-0
Central State ........................................1-1
Chaminade ......................................... 2-0
Charleston (W.Va.) ..............................1-0
Charleston Southern ........................... 1-1
Cheyney State .....................................1-0
Chicago State ...................................17-6
Cleveland State .................................9-19
College of New Jersey ....................... 0-1
Colorado State .....................................1-1
Concordia (Mo.) ..................................5-1
Creighton ............................................ 1-1
Dayton .................................................0-1
DePaul ................................................ 0-8
DePauw .............................................. 7-3
Delaware State................................. ...0-1
East Carolina ...................................... 1-2
East Tennessee State............................0-1
Eastern Kentucky .........................13-20
Eastern Michigan...........................17-11
Eastern Washington..............................1-1
Elizabeth City State..............................1-0
Elmhurst College ................................6-0
Emporia State.......................................2-0
Eureka College.....................................7-0
Evansville ..........................................11-8
Ferris State...........................................2-0
Findlay (Ohio)......................................1-0
Florida .................................................0-1
Florida Gulf Coast................................0-1
Florida Tech.........................................1-0
Franklin College.................................. 7-0
Fredonia State......................................1-0
George Williams College.....................2-0
Georgetown College (Ky.).................. 1-0
Georgia Southern.................................1-1
Georgia Southwestern..........................0-1
Georgia Tech........................................0-1
Greenville College...............................3-0
Hamline College..................................2-1
Hanover College..................................2-1
Harris-Stowe .......................................2-0
Hartford ...............................................1-0
Hartwick College.................................1-0
Hawaii .................................................1-2
Hawaii Pacific......................................0-1
Hedding College..................................0-1
Hillsdale College..................................1-0
Hiram Scott (Neb.)...............................0-1
Houston Baptist..................................2-0
Howard ................................................1-1
Huron College (S.D.)...........................1-0
IPFW ..................................................0-2
IU South Bend.....................................2-0
IUPUI ..................................................2-2
Idaho State...........................................1-0
Illinois College.................................12-13
Illinois State.....................................46-69
Illinois Tech..........................................4-0
Illinois Wesleyan..............................15-13
Illinois-Chicago ...............................15-17
Indiana .................................................0-1
Indiana Dental College........................0-1
Indiana Northern..................................1-0
Indiana State.....................................36-85
Indianapolis .........................................6-7
Iowa .....................................................0-5
Iowa State.............................................0-2
Iowa Wesleyan.....................................1-0
Jackson State .......................................1-0
Jacksonville State.............................. 9-6
Kansas State.........................................1-2
Kent State.............................................1-2
Kentucky State.....................................2-3
Kentucky Wesleyan..............................4-3
Lake Forest....................................... ...1-0
Lewis .................................................12-6
Lincoln (Mo.).................................. ... 3-2
Lincoln College (Ill.).......................... 2-4
Lombard College.................................1-2
Long Island..........................................0-1
Louisiana Monroe................................0-4
Louisiana Tech.....................................2-0
Loyola-Chicago ...................................4-4
MacMurray .........................................5-1
Maine ..................................................2-4
Manchester College.............................1-0
Marquette ............................................0-1
Marshall ..............................................0-1
McKendree ......................................17-13
Merrimack ...........................................1-0
Miami (Fla.)..................................... ...1-2
Miami (Ohio).......................................1-0
Michigan State.....................................0-1
Michigan Tech......................................0-1
Middle Tennessee.................................5-3
Midwestern State.................................0-1
Millikin ...........................................55-44
Minnesota ............................................0-1
Minnesota Duluth.................................2-0
Minnesota Mankato.............................2-2
Mississippi ..........................................1-1
Missouri ..............................................0-3
Missouri Baptist...................................1-0
Missouri S&T.......................................4-1
Missouri Saint Louis..........................14-6
Missouri State....................................8-19
Missouri Valley College.......................1-0
Montana State .....................................3-1
Montana State Billings.........................1-0
Morehead State..............................22-11
Morningside College............................1-1
Murray State....................................9-37
Nebraska .............................................0-5
Nebraska Omaha..................................1-1
Nevada ................................................0-2
New Haven...........................................1-0
New Mexico Highlands.......................1-0
New Orleans.........................................1-0
New York Tech.....................................1-0
North Central College..........................1-0
North Park............................................2-0
North Texas..........................................0-1
Northeastern ........................................1-1
Northeastern Illinois.............................7-3
Northern Arizona.................................0-1
Northern Illinois...............................43-44
Northern Iowa..................................20-13
Northern Kentucky...............................2-2
Northern Michigan...............................5-7
Northwest Missouri..............................1-0
Northwestern .......................................0-1
Oakland City........................................9-1
Ohio State.............................................0-2
Oklahoma ............................................0-1
Old Dominion......................................1-0
Olivet Nazarene...................................2-0
Oral Roberts.........................................2-0
Ottawa University (Kan.).....................1-0
Pacific Lutheran...................................0-1
Parsons College (Iowa)........................1-0
Penn ....................................................0-1
Prairie View A&M ..............................0-1
Princeton .............................................0-1
Principia College..................................2-0
Puget Sound.........................................0-1
Purdue .................................................0-4
Quincy College..................................17-9
Randolph-Macon .................................0-1
Regis ...................................................2-0
Rice .....................................................0-1
Roosevelt .............................................4-0
Rose-Hulman ....................................17-8
SIU Edwardsville...............................4-1
Saint Joseph's College.................... ...14-4
Saint Louis..........................................1-6
Saint Mary's (Calif.).............................0-1
Sam Houston State...............................1-0
Samford ...............................................3-7
San Jose State ......................................1-0
Santa Clara...........................................0-1
Shurtleff College................................25-9
South Alabama.....................................1-0
South Dakota State...............................0-2
South Florida........................................0-1
Southeast Missouri.........................23-22
Southeastern Oklahoma.......................0-2
Southern Illinois...............................55-55
Southern Indiana..................................1-2
Southern Mississippi............................0-1
Southern University.............................2-0
Sparks Business College..................32-25
Spring Arbor (Mich.)...........................1-0
St. Ambrose (Iowa) .............................4-0
St. Benedict (Minn.).............................0-1
St. Cloud State.....................................1-1
St. Edward's (Texas) ...........................0-1
St. Francis............................................2-0
St. John's (Minn.).................................0-1
St. Thomas (Minn.)..............................1-1
St. Viator College...............................9-17
Stony Brook........................................1-0
Tennessee State...............................20-25
Tennessee Tech................................13-21
Texas College ......................................1-0
Texas Pan American...........................2-1
Toledo .................................................2-0
Towson State........................................1-0
Troy .....................................................1-3
Truman State........................................6-4
U.S International..................................1-0
UC Riverside........................................0-1
UMKC ................................................5-1
UT Chattanooga...................................2-4
UT Martin ......................................17-17
UW Green Bay.................................15-21
UW LaCrosse.......................................0-1
UW Milwaukee..................................12-7
UW Oshkosh........................................1-0
UW Parkside........................................2-2
UW Platteville......................................2-0
UW River Falls....................................0-1
UW Stevens Point ...............................2-0
University of the Americas..................1-0
VMI .....................................................2-0
Valparaiso ........................................20-16
Villa Madonna (Ky.)............................1-0
Viterbo .................................................1-0
Wabash College...................................4-2
Washington & Jefferson.......................2-0
Washington Univ. (St. Louis)...............6-7
Wayne State (Mich.)............................3-1
Weber State..........................................0-1
West Liberty State................................1-0
Western Illinois..............................77-76
Western Michigan................................1-4
Western New Mexico...........................0-1
Westfield College.................................2-2
Westmont College................................1-0
Wheaton College..................................1-0
William Penn........................................4-0
Williams & Vashti College...................0-1
Winfield (Kansas)................................0-1
Winona State........................................2-0
Wisconsin ............................................1-5
Wittenberg University..........................0-1
Wright State.....................................10-7
Wyoming .............................................0-1
Xavier ..................................................1-2
Youngstown State..............................10-5
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PANTHER HONOR ROLL
TEAM MVPs
YEARSPLAYERS
1944-45................................Andy Sullivan
1945-46................................Andy Sullivan
1946-47.................................Neal Hudson
1947-48................................... Don Glover
1948-49................................ Robert Olson
1949-50................................... Don Glover
1950-51........................... Tom Katsimpalis
1951-52........................... Tom Katsimpalis
1952-53................. Roger Dettro, Bob Lee
and Norman Patberg
1953-54............................Martin Chilovich
1954-55...................................Ken Ludwig
1955-56................................. Dean Brauer
1956-57................................ Lloyd Ludwig
1957-58.................................... Frank Wolf
1958-59.................................... B. J. Smith
1959-60..................................Roger Beals
1960-61.............................. Larry Friedrich
1961-62................................ Lloyd Eggers
1962-63........................... Dick Carmichael
1963-64...................................... Jim Ficek
1964-65.....................................Bill Guerin
1965-66....................................Larry Miller
1966-67.................................... Bill Carson
1967-68.................................... Bill Carson
1968-69............................. Greg Beenders
1960-70...................................Dave Sitton
and Jim Kitchen
1970-71.................................. Scott Keeve
1971-72............................... Bill Thommen
1972-73.................................. Scott Keeve
1973-74................................... Rob Pinnell
1974-75.................................. Bev Mitchell
1975-76...................................... Jeff Furry
1976-77.................................Rich Rhodes
1977-78............................ Charlie Thomas
1978-79................................. Craig DeWitt
1979-80................................ Mike Pickens
1980-81............................ Ricky Robinson
1981-82............................ Ricky Robinson
and Leigh Hankins
1982-83..................................Kevin Jones
1983-84....................................Jon Collins
1984-85....................................Jon Collins
1985-86.......................... Kevin Duckworth
and Jon Collins
1986-87..................................Norm Evans
1987-88..................................... Jay Taylor
1988-89..................................... Jay Taylor
1989-90.............................. Barry Johnson
and Gerald Jones
1990-91.................................. Steve Rowe
1991-92.................................. Steve Rowe
and Barry Johnson
1992-93.............................................None
1993-94.................................... Curtis Leib
1994-95............................ Derrick Landrus
1995-96....................... Johnny Hernandez
1996-97..................................... Rick Kaye
1997-98..................................... Rick Kaye
1998-99..................................Jack Owens
1999-00........................................ Kyle Hill
2000-01........................................ Kyle Hill
2001-02......................... Henry Domercant
2002-03......................... Henry Domercant
2003-04................................. Josh Gomes
2004-05.............................. Emanuel Dildy
2005-06................................ Josh Gomes
JON COLLINS: 1986 fifth round draft choice of the Denver
Nuggets.
KEVIN DUCKWORTH: NBA All-Star who led the Portland
Trailblazers to the 1991 NBA finals.
KYLE HILL: Named CBS Sports 'Player of the Game' when the
Panthers faced Arizona in the 2001 NCAA Tournament.
TOM KATSIMPALIS: All-American & former all-time leading
Panther scorer.
JIM KITCHEN: One of only four EIU
players to pull down 300 or more rebounds
in a season.
LLOYD LUDWIG: Long-time record
holder for season free throws made and
single season record holder for rebounds.
B.J. SMITH: Still holds single-game
points record with 56 on Feb. 28, 1959
against Millikin College.
PANTHER HONOR ROLL
ALL-AMERICAN SELECTIONS
YEARPLAYER(S)PUBLICATION/ENTITYSELECTION
1950......Tom Katsimpalis.... NAIB........................................... Second Team
1953......Bob Lee................. NAIA............................................... Third Team
1956......Dean Brauer.......... NAIA........................................... Second Team
1959......B. J. Smith............. NAIA..............................................Thirrd Team
1964......Jim Ficek............... NAIA..............................................Thirrd Team
1975......Brad Warble.......... Converse............................Honorable Mention
1976......Jeff Furry............... Street & Smith....................Honorable Mention
1977......Rich Rhodes.......... NABC Division II............................ Third Team
1979......Craig Dewitt........... NABC Division II............................ Third Team
1980......Craig Dewitt........... NABC Division II........................ Second Team
1980......Dennis Mumford.... NABC Division II............................ Third Team
1981......Ricky Robinson..... NABC Division II............................ Third Team
1985......Jon Collins............. Associated Press...............Honorable Mention
............................................ Sporting News....................Honorable Mention
1986......Jon Collins............. Sporting News....................Honorable Mention
1988......Jay Taylor.............. Sporting News....................Honorable Mention
1989......Jay Taylor.............. Sporting News....................Honorable Mention
2002......Henry Domercant Associated Press ..............Honorable Mention
ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS
YEARPLAYER(S)CONFERENCESELECTION
1980..........Dennis Mumford...... Mid-Continent........................... First Team
..................Craig DeWitt............ Mid-Continent........................... First Team
1981..........Ricky Robinson....... Mid-Continent........................... First Team
..................Rico Ellis................. Mid-Continent...................... Second Team
1983..........Kevin Jones............. Mid-Continent........................... First Team
1984..........Jon Collins............... Mid-Continent........................... First Team
1985..........Jon Collins............... Mid-Continent................Player of the Year
..................Dirk Androff.............. Mid-Continent...................... Second Team
1986..........Jon Collins............... Mid-Continent................Player of the Year
..................Kevin Duckworth..... Mid-Continent........................... First Team
1988..........Jay Taylor................ Mid-Continent........................... First Team
1989..........Jay Taylor................ Mid-Continent................Player of the Year
1991..........Gerald Jones........... Mid-Continent...................... Second Team
..................Steve Rowe............. Mid-Continent...................... Second Team
1992..........Barry Johnson......... Mid-Continent........................... First Team
..................Steve Rowe............. Mid-Continent...................... Second Team
................................................................................... All-Tournament Team
1994..........Louis Jordan............ Mid-Continent...................... Second Team
1995..........Derrick Landrus....... Mid-Continent...................... Second Team
1997..........Rick Kaye................ Ohio Valley........................... Second Team
..................Marc Polite.............. Ohio Valley.................All-Newcomer Team
1998..........Rick Kaye................ Ohio Valley................................ First Team
..................Jack Owens............. Ohio Valley.................All-Newcomer Team
1999..........Kyle Hill .................. Ohio Valley . ................Honorable Mention
..................Jack Owens . .......... Ohio Valley...................Honorable Mention
2000..........Kyle Hill .................. Ohio Valley . ............................. First Team
..................Marc Polite.............. Ohio Valley............................... Third Team
2001..........Matt Britton.............. Ohio Valley........................... Second Team
..................Henry Domercant ... Ohio Valley . ............................. First Team
..................Kyle Hill................... Ohio Valley................................ First Team
........................................................................All-Tournament Team (MVP)
2002..........Henry Domercant ... Ohio Valley . ..................Player of the Year
2003..........Henry Domercant.... Ohio Valley................................ First Team
2005..........Josh Gomes ........... Ohio Valley........................... Second Team
..................George Tandy . ....... Ohio Valley...............Freshman of the Year
2006..........Mike Robinson........ Ohio Valley...............Freshman of the Year
2007..........Romain Martin......... Ohio Valley...............Freshman of the Year
..................................................................................... All Newcomer Team
2009..........Romain Martin......... Ohio Valley........................... Second Team
..................T.J. Marion............... Ohio Valley................. All Newcomer Team
2010..........Tyler Laser.............. Ohio Valley................................ First Team
..................James Hollowell...... Ohio Valley................. All Newcomer Team
2012..........Jeremy Granger...... Ohio Valley........................... Second Team
JON COLLINS
1983-86
HENRY DOMERCANT
2000-03
KEVIN DUCKWORTH
1983-86
KYLE HILL
1998-2001
BARRY JOHNSON
1989-92
LOUIS JORDAN
1992-95
RICK KAYE
1995-98
TOM KATSIMPALIS
1949-52
JIM KITCHEN
1969-70
DERRICK LANDRUS
1992-95
LLOYD LUDWIG
1954-57
JOHN MILHOLLAND
1955-58
RICKY ROBINSON
1979-82
B.J. SMITH
1956-59
JAY TAYLOR
1986-89
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PANTHER RECORD BOOK
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS & TOP SCORERS
INDIVIDUAL GAME
POINTS
56.......B.J. Smith
vs. Millikin................................ 2/28/59
FIELD GOALS MADE
25.......B.J. Smith
vs. Millikin................................ 2/28/59
FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
42.......B.J. Smith
vs. Millikin................................ 2/28/59
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
1.000.......Kevin Duckworth (10-10)
vs. SMS..................................... 3/7/86
FREE THROWS MADE
18.......Steve Rowe
vs. Northeastern Illinois......... 11/30/91
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
21.......Steve Rowe
vs. Northeastern Illinois......... 11/30/91
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
1.000.......Henry Domercant (17-17)
vs. Loyola (Chicago) ............ 12/15/01
REBOUNDS
24.......Scott Keeve
vs. Western Illinois...................... 1971
24.......Howard Long
vs. Northern Illinois..................... 1958
ASSISTS
18.......Chad Peckinpaugh
vs. Southeast Missouri................ 1997
BLOCKS
6.......James Hollowell
vs. Jacksonville State........... 1/2/2010
STEALS
8.......Mike Robinson
vs. Louisiana Monroe............ 11/10/06
INDIVIDUAL SEASON
ALL-TIME LEADING SCORERS
POINTS
817.......Henry Domercant .....................2001-02
SCORING AVERAGE
27.9.......Henry Domercant .....................2002-03
(#2 in the NCAA)
26.4.......Henry Domercant......................2001-02
(#2 in the NCAA)
23.8.......Kyle Hill.....................................2000-01
(#2 in the NCAA)
23.4.......Jay Taylor..................................1988-89
22.8.......Henry Domercant......................2000-01
(#5 in the NCAA)
FIELD GOALS MADE
262.......Henry Domercant .....................2001-02
. .....Jon Collins.................................1985-86
FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
600.......Henry Domercant .....................2001-02
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
.656.......Dirk Androff (141-215)...............1984-85
FREE THROWS MADE
222.......Henry Domercant......................2002-03
208.......Lloyd Ludwig.............................1956-57
MOST CONSECUTIVE FREE THROWS
54.......Charlie Thomas.........................1977-78
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
282.......Lloyd Ludwig.............................1956-57
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
.915.......Julio Anthony (75-82)................2007-08
REBOUNDS
327.......Lloyd Ludwig ............................1956-57
ASSISTS
197.......Troy Richardson........................1984-85
BLOCKS
55.......Eric Frankford............................1994-95
STEALS
80.......Troy Richardson........................1984-85
3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
269.......Henry Domercant .....................2001-02
3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE
104.......Henry Domercant .....................2001-02
3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
15.......Marc Polite
vs. Arkansas State................ 12/23/99
3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE
10.......Marc Polite
vs. Arkansas State................ 12/23/99
. .....Dave Olson
vs. Wright State....................... 2/20/92
JAY TAYLOR: Two-time All-American
and No. 2 all-time scorer.
CAREER 1,000 POINT SCORERS
1.......Henry Domercant (2000-03) ......... 2,602
2.......Jay Taylor (1986-89)....................... 1,926
3.......Kyle Hill (1998-2001) . ................... 1,819
4.......Jon Collins (1984-86)..................... 1,702
5.......John Milholland (1956-58).............. 1,655
6.......Kevin Duckworth (1983-86)............ 1,569
7.......Tom Katsimpalis (1949-52)............. 1,538
8.......Charlie Thomas (1975-78)............. 1,452
9.......Craig DeWitt (1977-80).................. 1,426
10......John Wilson (1948-51)................... 1,408
11.......Barry Johnson (1989-92)................ 1,404
12......Scott Keeve (1971-73)................... 1,383
13......Rick Kaye (1995-98)....................... 1,351
14.....Josh Gomes (2003-06)................... 1,350
15......Gerald Jones (1988-91)................. 1,349
16.....Jeremy Granger (2009-12)............. 1,287
17.....Marc Polite (1996-00)..................... 1,283
18......Ricky Robinson (1979-82).............. 1,251
19......Doug Crook (1982-83; 1985-86).... 1,178
20.....Romain Martin (2007-2010)........... 1,158
21......Steve Rowe (1989-92)................... 1,149
22......Jeff Furry (1973-76)........................ 1,146
23......Gary Yoder (1969-72)..................... 1,144
24......Louis Jordan (1992-95).................. 1,141
25......Bill Guerin (1962-65)...................... 1,129
26......Norman Patberg (1950-53)............ 1,122
27......Derrick Landrus (1992-95)..............1,115
28.....Bobby Catchings (2005-08)............. 1,111
29......Bob Rickett (1962-65).................... 1,108
30......Dennis Mumford (1978-80)............ 1,104
31.....Dave Olson (1989-92).................... 1,100
32.....Dean Brauer (1953-56)................. 1,089
33.....Tyler Laser (2008-11)..................... 1,087
34.....Rob Pinnell (1972-75).................... 1,058
35.....Bill Thommen (1971-73)................. 1,043
36.....Lloyd Ludwig (1954-57).................. 1,010
SEASON TOP TWENTY
1.......Henry Domercant (2001-02) ......... 817
2.......Henry Domercant (2002-03)........... 810
3.......Jay Taylor (1988-89)....................... 748
4.......Kyle Hill (2000-01) . ....................... 737
5.......Henry Domercant (2000-01) ......... 706
6.......John Millholland (1956-57)............. 653
7.......Jon Collins (1985-86)..................... 631
8.......Kevin Duckworth (1985-86)............ 625
9.......Charlie Thomas (1977-78)............. 573
10......Rick Kaye (1997-98)....................... 570
11.......Jon Collins (1984-85)..................... 558
12......Kyle Hill (1999-00) . ....................... 553
Greg Beenders (1968-69).............. 553
14......John Milholland (1957-58).............. 548
15......Jay Taylor (1987-88)....................... 544
16......Lloyd Ludwig (1956-57).................. 522
17......B.J. Smith (1958-59)...................... 516
18......Dean Brauer (1955-56).................. 514
19......Jon Collins (1983-84)..................... 513
Scott Keeve (1971-72)................... 513
PANTHER RECORD BOOK
CAREER GAMES PLAYED
CAREER 3-PTS ATTEMPTED
1.
3.
7.
8. 9.
10.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Ousmane Cisse (2007-10).............................. 120
Henry Domercant (2000-03).......................... 120
Jeremy Granger (2009-12)..............................118
Jesse Mackinson (2001-04)............................ 118
Kevin Duckworth (1983-86)............................ 118
Charlie Thomas (1975-78).............................. 118 Lance Jones (1977-80)................................... 117
Barry Johnson (1989-92).................................116
Jay Taylor (1986-89)....................................... 115
Bobby Catchings (2005-08).............................113
Craig DeWitt (1977-80)................................... 113
Norm Evans (1986-89)....................................113
CAREER SCORING AVERAGE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Henry Domercant (2000-03)......................... 21.7
John Milholland (1956-58)............................ 20.4
Dean Brauer (1954-56).................................. 19.8
Jon Collins (1984-86).................................... 18.9
Kyle Hill (1998-01)......................................... 18.5
Scott Keeve (1971-73)................................... 17.3
Jay Taylor (1986-89)..................................... 16.7
Tom Katsimpalis (1949-52)........................... 14.7
John Wilson (1948-51).................................. 14.1
Gary Yoder (1970-72)................................... 13.9
CAREER FIELD GOALS MADE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Henry Domercant (2000-03).......................... 861
John Milholland (1956-58)............................. 718
Jay Taylor (1986-89)...................................... 714
Jon Collins (1984-86)...................................... 704
Kyle Hill (1998-01).......................................... 652
Kevin Duckworth (1983-86)........................... 627
Charlie Thomas (1975-78)............................. 605
Craig DeWitt (1977-80).................................. 590
Barry Johnson (1989-92)............................... 538
Doug Crook (1982-86)................................... 510
CAREER FG ATTEMPTED
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
10.
Henry Domercant (2000-03)........................ 1901
John Milholland (1956-58)........................... 1669
Kyle Hill (1998-01)....................................... 1409
Jay Taylor (1986-89).................................... 1391
Jon Collins (1984-86)................................... 1347
Charlie Thomas (1975-78)........................... 1259
Craig DeWitt (1977-80)................................ 1249
Barry Johnson (1989-92).............................. 1208
Scott Keeve (1971-73)................................. 1208
Doug Crook (1982-86)...................................1100
CAREER FG PERCENTAGE
(MINIMUM 250 MADE)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Dirk Androff (1983-85).................. .608 (265-436)
Jim Ficek (1964-65)...................... .601 (296-492)
Kevin Duckworth (1983-86)........ .576 (627-1087)
Curtis Leib (1991-94).................... .550 (331-602)
Jake Byrne (2005-08).................. .545 (271-497)
Kevin Jones (1982-83).................. .538 (294-546)
Ousmane Cisse (2007-10).......... .535 (309-578)
Jeff Furry (1973-76)...................... .524 (447-852)
Jon Collins (1984-86).................. .523 (704-1347)
Jay Taylor (1986-89)................... .513 (714-1391)
Rob Pinnell (1972-75)................... .513 (420-818)
CAREER 3-POINTERS MADE
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3.
4.
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8.
9.
10.
Henry Domercant (2000-03)........................... 285
Dave Olson (1989-92)................................... 262
Kyle Hill (1998-01)...........................................211
Marc Polite (1997-00)..................................... 209
Romain Martin (2007-10)................................ 199
Derrick Landrus (1992-95).............................. 177
Tyler Laser (2008-11)...................................... 165
Gerald Jones (1988-91)................................. 143
Rick Kaye (1995-98)........................................119
J.R. Reynolds (2002-03)................................. 118
Emanuel Dildy (2004-05)................................ 118
Henry Domercant (2000-03).......................... 704
Dave Olson (1989-92).................................... 562
Kyle Hill (1998-01).......................................... 540
Romain Martin (2007-10)................................ 518
Marc Polite (1997-00)..................................... 517
Derrick Landrus (1992-95).............................. 474
Tyler Laser (2008-11)...................................... 441
Rick Kaye (1995-98)....................................... 381
Gerald Jones (1988-91).................................. 322
J.R. Reynolds (2002-03)................................. 314
CAREER 3-PT PERCENTAGE
(Minimum 100 Made)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10
Dave Olson (1989-92).................. .466 (262-562)
Gerald Jones (1988-91)................ .444 (143-322)
Josh Gomes (2003-06)................. .406 (117-288)
Henry Domercant (2000-03)......... .405 (285-704)
Marc Polite (1997-01)................... .404 (209-517)
Kyle Hill (1998-01)........................ .391 (211-540)
Emanuel Dildy (2004-05).............. .389 (118-303)
Romain Martin (2007-10).............. .384 (199-518)
Bobby Catchings (2005-08)......... .381 (111-291)
J.R. Reynolds (2002-03)............... .376 (118-314)
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8.
9.
10.
CAREER FREE THROWS MADE
Henry Domercant (2000-03).......................... 595
Jay Taylor (1986-89)....................................... 411
Steve Rowe (1989-92)................................... 394
Lloyd Ludwig (1954-57).................................. 360
Jeremy Granger (2009-12) ............................ 319
Kevin Duckworth (1983-86)........................... 315
Kyle Hill (1998-01).......................................... 304
Jon Collins (1984-86)..................................... 294
Gary Yoder (1970-72).................................... 266
Louis Jordan (1992-95).................................. 265
CAREER LEADERS
CAREER REBOUND AVERAGE
(Minimum 400 Rebounds)
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2.
3.
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6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Bill Carlson (1967-68).......................... 11.1 (500)
Charlie Sessions (1956-57)................... 9.7 (527)
Bob Gosnell (1954-56)........................... 9.6 (653)
Dean Brauer (1954-56).......................... 9.4 (520)
Jim Kitchen (1970-71)............................ 9.1 (475)
Bob Rickett (1962-65_............................ 8.8 (828)
Scott Keeve (1971-73)........................... 8.4 (677)
Lloyd Ludwig (1954-57)......................... 7.8 (636)
Jeff Furry (1973-76)............................... 7.6 (730)
Kevin Duckworth(1983-86).................... 7.3 (867)
CAREER ASSISTS
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8.
9.
Johnny Hernandez (1993-96)......................... 415
Derrick Scott (1975-78)................................... 347
Jeremy Granger (2009-12) ............................ 313
Kyle Hill (1998-01).......................................... 310
Troy Richardson (1984-85)............................ 307
Chad Peckinpaugh (1996-98)........................ 301
Jay Taylor (1986-89)....................................... 292
Gerald Jones (1988-91).................................. 290
Derrick Landrus (1992-95).............................. 282
Jack Owens (1998-99).................................... 282
CAREER BLOCKS
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3.
4.
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6.
7.
9.
10.
Kevin Duckworth (1983-86)........................... 123
Eric Frankford (1995-98)................................. 100
James Hollowell (2009-pres.)......................... 86
Jesse Mackinson (2001-04).............................. 73
George Tandy (2005-06)................................... 71
Henry Domercant (2000-03)............................. 66
Ousmane Cisse (2007-10)................................ 64
Todd Bermann (1999-02).................................. 64
Bobby Catchings (2005-08).............................. 57
Derek Kelly (1990-93)....................................... 54
CAREER FT ATTEMPTED
CAREER STEALS
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9.
10.
Henry Domercant (2000-03).......................... 697
Jay Taylor (1986-89)...................................... 553
Lloyd Ludwig (1954-57)................................. 485
Kevin Duckworth (1983-86)........................... 447
Louis Jordan (1992-95).................................. 407
Steve Rowe (1989-92).................................... 406
Kyle Hill (1988-01)......................................... 399
Jon Collins (1984-86)..................................... 385
Jeremy Granger (2009-12)............................. 367
CAREER FT PERCENTAGE
(Minimum 200 Made)
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2.
3. 4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Jeremy Granger (2009-12)........... .869 (319-367)
Gary Yoder (1970-72)................... .861 (266-309)
Henry Domercant (2000-03)......... .852 (595-697)
Charlie Thomas (1975-78)............ .834 (242-290)
Gerald Jones (1988-91)..................815 (252-309)
Ken Ludwig (1953-55).................. .801 (213-266)
Greg Beenders (1968-69)............. .786 (210-267)
Roger Beals (1958-60)................. .776 (212-273)
Larry Miller (1964-66)................... .767 (208-271)
Derrick Landrus (1992-95)............ .766 (242-316)
Norm Evans (1985-88)................................... 175
Steve Rowe (1989-92).................................... 168
Kyle Hill (1998-01).......................................... 168
Gerald Jones (1988-91).................................. 147
Troy Richardson (1984-85)............................. 141
Rick Kaye (1995-98)....................................... 141
Henry Domercant (2000-03)........................... 138
Jay Taylor (1986-89)....................................... 136
Doug Crook (1982-86).................................... 130
Mike Robinson (2006-08)............................... 130
Players who are active on career percentage lists are
listed below Top 10 until completion of career.
CAREER REBOUNDS (600 CLUB)
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4.
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12.
Kevin Duckworth (1983-86)........................... 867
Bob Rickett (1962-65)..................................... 828
Henry Domercant (2000-03).......................... 798
Ousmane Cisse (2007-10).............................. 786
Barry Johnson (1989-92)............................... 737
Jeff Furry (1973-76)....................................... 730
Rob Pinnell (1972-75).................................... 709
Craig DeWitt (1977-80).................................. 684
Scott Keeve (1971-73)................................... 677
Bob Gosnell (1954-56)................................... 653
Lloyd Ludwig (1954-57)................................. 636
Ricky Robinson (1979-82)............................. 607
Norm Evans holds the Panthers career record
for steals with 175 from 1985-88.
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SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS
SEASON SCORING AVERAGE
SEASON 3-PTS ATTEMPTED
SEASON REBOUNDS
1. Henry Domercant (2003) (2nd in NCAA)........ 27.9
2. Henry Domercant (2002) (2nd in NCAA)........ 26.4 3. Kyle Hill (2001) (2nd in NCAA)....................... 23.8 4. Jay Taylor (1989)............................................. 23.4
5. Henry Domercant (2001) (5th In NCAA)......... 22.8
6. B.J. Smith (1959)............................................. 22.4
7. Larry Friedrich (1961)...................................... 21.9
8. John Milholland (1957).................................... 21.8
9. Dean Brauer (1956)......................................... 21.4
10. Greg Beenders (1969)..................................... 21.2
1. Henry Domercant (2002)................................. 269
2. Dave Olson (1992)............................................ 207
3. Emanuel Dildy (2005)....................................... 205
4. Kyle Hill (2001)................................................. 199
5. Henry Domercant (2003).................................. 198
6. Romain Martin (2009)....................................... 196
7. Marc Polite (1999)............................................ 184
8. Romain Martin (2007)....................................... 179
Henry Domercant (2001).................................. 179
10. J.R. Reynolds (2003)........................................ 177
1. Lloyd Ludwig (1957)........................................ 327
2. Jim Kitchen (1970)............................................ 314
3. Bob Gosnell (1956)............................................311
4. Bob Rickett (1965)............................................ 300
5. Charlie Sessions (1956)................................... 294
6. Kevin Duckworth (1986)................................... 290
7. Bill Carson (1968)............................................. 282
8. Bob Rickett (1964)............................................ 277
9. Bill Thommen (1972)........................................ 274
10. Ken Christiansen (1959)................................... 271
SEASON FIELD GOALS MADE
SEASON 3-PT PERCENTAGE
(Min. 3 attempts per game)
SEASON ASSISTS
1. John Milholland (1957)..................................... 284
2. Jay Taylor (1989).............................................. 271
3. Jon Collins (1986)............................................ 262
Henry Domercant (2002).................................. 262
5. Henry Domercant (2001).................................. 256
6. Henry Domercant (2003).................................. 252
7. Kyle Hill (2001)................................................. 250
Kevin Duckworth (1986)................................... 250
9. John Milholland (1958)..................................... 241
10. Charlie Thomas (1978)..................................... 237
1. Dave Olson (1991)........................... .500 (80-160)
2. Gerald Jones (1989)........................ .487 (57-117)
3. Josh Gomes (2006)......................... .471 (57-121)
4. Dave Olson (1990)........................... .469 (75-160)
5. Gerald Jones (1991)........................ .453 (53-117)
6. Johnny Moore (1995)....................... .447 (46-103)
7. Henry Domercant (2001)................. .441 (79-179)
8. Kyle Hill (2001)................................ .432 (86-199)
9. Dave Olson (1992)........................... .430 (89-207)
10. Marc Polite (2000)........................... .429 (60-140)
SEASON FG ATTEMPTED
1. John Milholland (1957)..................................... 648
2. Henry Domercant (2002).................................. 600
3. Henry Domercant (2003).................................. 550
4. John Milholland (1958)..................................... 549
5. Jay Taylor (1989).............................................. 536
6. Kyle Hill (2001)................................................. 529
7. Henry Domercant (2001).................................. 519
8. Jon Collins (1986)............................................. 517
9. B.J. Smith (1959).............................................. 500
10. Charlie Thomas (1978)..................................... 495
SEASON FG PERCENTAGE
(Minimum 3 made per game)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Dirk Androff (1985)......................... .656 (141-215)
Kevin Duckworth (1986)................ .631 (250-396)
Jim Ficek (1965)............................ .630 (169-268)
Kevin Duckworth (1984)................ .597 (132-221)
Aaron Patterson (2004)................. .590 (108-183)
Jim Williams (1980)....................... .576 (102-177)
Dirk Androff (1983)........................... .574 (81-141)
Jay Taylor (1988)........................... .572 (203-355)
Curtis Leib (1993)........................... .569 (91-160)
Leigh Hankins (1982)..................... .569 (115-202)
1. Troy Richardson (1985).................................... 197
2. Chad Peckinpaugh (1997)................................ 196
3. Matt Britton (2001)............................................ 161
4. Jack Owens (1999)........................................... 158
5. Kavien Martin (1992)........................................ 157
6. Derrick Scott (1978).......................................... 148
7. Johnny Hernandez (1996)................................ 140
8. Randy Coonce (1969)....................................... 137
9. Michael Forrest (2000)...................................... 130
10. Johnny Hernandez (1995)................................ 126
SEASON BLOCKS
SEASON FREE THROWS MADE
1. Henry Domercant (2003).................................. 222
2. Lloyd Ludwig (1957)......................................... 208
3. Henry Domercant (2002).................................. 189
4. Norm Patberg (1953)........................................ 183
5. Steve Rowe (1992)........................................... 176
6. Kyle Hill (2001)................................................. 151
7. Jay Taylor (1989).............................................. 150
8. Steve Rowe (1991)........................................... 145
9. Kevin Jones (1983)........................................... 143
10. Greg Beenders (1969)...................................... 139
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5.
7.
8.
9.
Eric Frankford (1995).......................................... 55
Kevin Duckworth (1985)..................................... 44
Kevin Duckworth (1986)..................................... 42
George Tandy (2005).......................................... 42
James Hollowell (2011)....................................... 36
James Hollowell (2010)...................................... 36
Todd Bergman (2001)......................................... 30
George Tandy (2006).......................................... 29
Jeff Mironcow (1989).......................................... 28
Kevin Duckworth (1984)..................................... 28
SEASON STEALS
SEASON FT ATTEMPTED
1. Lloyd Ludwig (1957)......................................... 282
2. Henry Domercant (2003).................................. 263
3. Norm Patberg (1953)........................................ 239
4. Steve Rowe (1992)........................................... 237
5. Henry Domercant (2002).................................. 212
6. Jay Taylor (1989).............................................. 201
7. Steve Rowe (1991)........................................... 192
8. Kevin Jones (1983)........................................... 185
9. Rick Kaye (1998).............................................. 183
10. Kyle Hill (2001)................................................. 180
Larry Friedrich (1961)....................................... 180
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4.
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8.
9.
Troy Richardson (1985)...................................... 80
Mike Robinson (2007)......................................... 65
Troy Richardson (1984)...................................... 61
Kyle Hill (2000)................................................... 59
Steve Rowe (1992)............................................. 59
Norm Evans (1986)............................................. 59
Gerald Jones (1989)........................................... 58
Steve Rowe (1991)............................................. 57
Jack Owens (1998)............................................. 55
Johnny Hernandez (1996).................................. 55
SEASON 3-POINTERS MADE
1. Henry Domercant (2002).................................. 104
2. Dave Olson (1992).............................................. 89
3. Kyle Hill (2001)................................................... 86
4. Henry Domercant (2003).................................... 84
5. Dave Olson (1991).............................................. 80
Emanuel Dildy (2005)........................................ 80
7. Henry Domercant (2001).................................... 79
8. Romain Martin (2009)......................................... 78
9. Dave Olson (1990).............................................. 75
10. Marc Polite (1999).............................................. 74
SEASON FT PERCENTAGE
(Min. 3 attempts per game)
1. Julio Anthony (2008).......................... .915 (75-82)
2. Charlie Thomas (1978)..................... .908 (99-109)
3. Jeremy Granger (2011)................. .904 (103-114)
4. Henry Domercant (2002)................ .892 (189-212)
5. Jeremy Granger (2010).................... .875 (84-96)
6. Gary Yoder (1970)............................. .873 (76-87)
7. Gary Yoder (1971)........................... .868 (99-114)
8. Gerald Jones (1990)....................... .860 (86-100)
9. Jeremy Granger (2012).................. .858 (97-113)
10. Henry Domercant (2003).............. .844 (222-263)
Dave Olson ended his career as the Panthers
career leader in 3-point percentage hitting 46.6
percent for his career. He ranks third all-time in
the NCAA in 3-point percentage.
PANTHER RECORD BOOK
ncaa division I year-by-year leaders
SCORING AVERAGE
REBOUNDING AVERAGE
ASSISTS AVERAGE
BLOCKS TOTAL
2012...Jeremy Granger (Sr)............15.9
2011....Jeremy Granger (Jr).............14.5
2010...Tyler Laser (Jr).....................13.9
2009...Romain Martin (Jr)...............14.8
2008...Romain Martin (So)..............13.6
2007...Romain Martin (Fr)...............14.8
2006...Josh Gomes (Sr)..................15.1
2005...Josh Gomes (Jr)...................16.8
2004...Josh Gomes (So).................13.6
2003...Henry Domercant (Sr)..........27.9
2002...Henry Domercant (Jr)...........26.4
2001...Kyle Hill (Sr).........................23.8
2000...Kyle Hill (Jr)..........................19.1
1999...Kyle Hill (So)........................16.6
1998...Rick Kaye (Sr)......................21.1
1997...Rick Kaye (Jr).......................16.8
1996...Andre Rodriguez (Sr)...........16.1
1995...Derrick Landrus (Sr).............15.6
1994...Derrick Landrus (Jr).............12.0
...........Louis Jordan (Jr)..................12.0
1993...Louis Jordan (So).................14.7
1992...Steve Rowe (Sr)...................15.1
1991...Steve Rowe (Jr)...................15.2
1990...Barry Johnson (So)..............17.2
1989...Jay Taylor (Sr)......................23.4
1988...Jay Taylor (Jr).......................20.2
1987...Jay Taylor (So).....................14.7
1986...Jon Collins (Sr).....................19.7
1985...Jon Collins (Jr).....................18.6
1984...Kevin Duckworth (So)..........19.1
1983...Kevin Jones (Sr)...................17.4
1982...Ricky Robinson (Sr).............14.1
1981...Ricky Robinson (Jr)..............17.3
2012...Alfonzo McKinnie (So)............7.0
2011....James Hollowell (R-So)..........5.6
2010...Ousmane Cisse (Sr)...............6.6
2009...Ousmane Cisse (Jr)...............7.5
2008...Ousmane Cisse (So)..............5.8
2007...Ousmane Cisse (Fr)...............6.3
2006...George Tandy (So).................7.1
2005...George Tandy (Fr)..................5.1
2004...Jesse Mackinson (Jr).............5.3
2003...Henry Domercant (Sr)............6.9
2002...Henry Domercant (Jr).............7.2
2001...Henry Domercant (So)...........6.8
2000...John Smith (Sr)......................5.7
1999...Merve Joseph (So).................5.7
1998...Conya Robinson (Sr)..............6.2
1997...Conya Robinson (Jr)..............4.9
1996...Michael Slaughter (Jr)............6.8
1995...Michael Slaughter (So)...........7.9
1994...Darrell Young (Sr)...................6.5
1993...Darrell Young (Jr)...................6.1
1992...Barry Johnson (Sr).................8.3
1991...Barry Johnson (Jr)..................7.3
1990...Barry Johnson (So)................6.4
...........Jeff Mironcow (So).................6.4
1989...Mark Fowler (Sr)....................6.5
1988...Mark Fowler (Jr).....................5.5
1987...Mike West (So).......................6.4
1986...Kevin Duckworth (Sr).............9.1
1985...Kevin Duckworth (Jr)..............7.3
1984...Kevin Duckworth (So)............6.8
1983...Dirk Androff (jr).......................6.4
1982...Leigh Hankins (Sr).................5.7
1981...Ricky Robinson (Jr)................6.3
2012...Jeremy Granger (Sr)..............3.0
2011....Jeremy Granger (Jr)...............3.4
2010...Jeremy Granger (So).............3.4
2009...T.J. Marion (Jr).......................3.5
2008...Jon'Tee Willhite (Sr)...............3.3
2007...Mike Robinson (So)................3.6
2006...Mike Robinson (Fr).................4.3
2005...Emanuel Dildy (Sr).................3.5
2004...Denk Hollyfield (Jr).................2.8
2003...Craig Lewis (Sr).....................3.8
2002...Jason Wright (So)..................2.4
2001...Matt Britton (Sr)......................5.2
2000...Michael Forrest (Sr)...............4.5
1999...Jack Owens (Sr).....................5.5
1998...Jack Owens (Jr).....................4.6
1997...Chad Peckinpaugh (So).........7.3
1996...Johnny Hernandez (Sr)..........5.0
1995...Johnny Hernandez (Jr)...........4.3
1994...Derrick Landrus (Jr)...............3.6
1993...Johnny Hernandez (Fr)..........3.0
1992...Kavien Martin (Sr)..................5.1
1991...Steve Rowe (Jr).....................3.4
1990...Gerald Jones (Jr)...................2.9
1989...Gerald Jones (So)..................3.2
1988...Norm Evans (Sr)....................2.4
1987...Norm Evans (Jr).....................2.9
1986...Norm Evans (So)....................3.4
1985...Troy Richardson (Sr)..............6.6
1984...Troy Richardson (Jr)...............3.9
1983...Kevin Jones (Sr).....................3.6
1982...Kevin Jones (Jr).....................2.6
1981...Ricky Robinson (Jr)................3.5
2012...Alfonzo McKinnie (So).............24
2011....James Hollowell (R-So)...........36
2010...James Hollowell (R-Fr)............36
2009...Ousmane Cisse (Jr)................16
2008...Ousmane Cisse (So)...............18
2007...Ousmane Cisse (Fr)................15
2006...George Tandy (So)..................29
2005...George Tandy (Fr)...................42
2004...Jesse Mackinson (Sr)..............24
2003...Henry Domercant (Sr).............15
2002...Henry Domercant (Jr)..............21
...........Jesse Mackinson (So).............21
2001...Todd Bergmann (Jr)................30
2000...Kyle Hill (Jr).............................17
...........Todd Bergmann (So)...............17
1999...Michael Shaver (Sr)................16
1998...Eric Frankford (Sr)...................14
1997...John Smith (Fr)....................... 11
1996...Eric Frankford (So)..................27
1995...Eric Frankford (Fr)...................55
1994...Andre Rodriguez (Jr)...............17
1993...Darrell Young (Jr)....................17
1992...Derek Kelley (Jr).....................16
1991...Derek Kelley (So)....................15
1990...Jeff Mironcow (So)..................17
1989...Jeff Mironcow (Fr)...................28
1988...Mark Fowler (Jr)........................8
1987...Mike West (So)........................ 11
1986...Kevin Duckworth (Sr)..............42
1985...Kevin Duckworth (Jr)...............44
1984...Kevin Duckworth (So).............28
Josh Gomes
Barry Johnson
Johnny Hernandez
Eric Frankford
20-PLUS REBOUNDS IN A GAME
24 - Scott Keeve - 1/16/71 vs. Western Illinois
24 - Howard Long - 12/20/58 vs. Northern Illinois
22 - Bob Rickett - 2/22/65 vs. Greenville College
22 - Bob Rickett - 12/5/64 vs. UW Milwaukee
22 - Howard Long vs. Indiana State (1958)
22 - B.J. Smith vs. Illinois State (1958)
22 - Charlie Session at Morningside College (1957)
20 - Michael Slaughter - 1/14/95 vs. Central Connecticut
20 - Bill Carson - 2/3/1968 vs. Western Illinois
20 - Lloyd Eggers - 2/19/62 vs. Indiana State
20 - Lloyd Eggers - 2/4/61 vs. Eastern Michigan
20 - Larry Friedrich - 12/3/60 vs. UW Milwaukee
40-PLUS POINTS IN A GAME
56 - B.J. Smith - 2/28/59 vs. Millikin
47 - Jay Taylor - 1/23/89 vs. Chicago State
46 - Henry Domercant - 3/1/03 at Tennessee Tech
46 - Larry Miller - 2/23/66 vs. Lewis
45 - Jim Ficek - 2/19/64 at McKendree
41 - Jay Taylor - 2/4/89 vs. Illinois-Chicago
40 - Josh Gomes - 2/7/04 vs. UT Martin (ot)
40 - Henry Domercant - 2/6/03 vs. Eastern Kentucky
40 - Henry Domercant - 11/30/02 vs. Evansville
40 - Henry Domercant - 12/15/01 vs. Loyola-Chicago
40 - Kyle Hill - 2/27/01 vs. Morehead State
40 - John Milholland - 2/4/56 vs. Illinois State
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TEAM SINGLE GAME
Most Points Scored by EIU
137....... vs. Millikin................................. 2/28/59
Most Points Scored by Opponent
126....... at Northern Iowa...................... 1/30/88
Most Points Scored BY EIU at home
120....... vs. Harris-Stowe....................... 12/7/87
Most Points Scored by Opponent
112....... vs. Cleveland State.................. 1/22/86
Most Points Combined
247....... EIU 121 - UNI 126.................... 1/30/88
Most Points AT Halftime
68....... vs. Univ. of the Americas.......... 1/21/65
Most Points Combined IN A HALF
116....... vs. Cleveland State...................... 1986
...... vs. Millikin..................................... 1975
Best Field Goal %
.735....... at Chaminade (36-49)............ 12/20/94
Most Assists
36....... vs. Harris-Stowe....................... 12/7/87
Most Steals
21....... vs. Harris-Stowe....................... 12/7/87
Most 3-Pointers Attempted
32....... vs. Tennessee Tech.................. 2/23/02
Most 3-Pointers Made
17....... vs. Arkansas State................. 12/23/99
Most Free Throws
40....... vs. Eastern Michigan.................. 2/4/67
Most Rebounds
82....... vs. Western Illinois..................... 2/3/68
Most Decisive Victory
120-41....... vs. Harris-Stowe...................... 12/7/87
Most Decisive Loss
109-50....... at Oklahoma........................... 12/18/01
TEAM SEASON
3-POINTERS
Most Attempted:............598...................2001-02
Most Made:...................230...................2000-01
FIELD GOALS
Most Points:................ 2,582 . ...............1971-72
Best Average:............... 91.9...................1955-56
(2,278 points)
Most Field Goals:........ 1,013..................1971-72
Best Percentage:.......... .528...................1984-85
(919-1,739)
FREE THROWS
Most Made:...................556...................1971-72
Most Attempted:............795...................1971-72
Best Percentage:.......... .775...................2000-01
(504-650)
REBOUNDS
Most:........................... 1,472..................1962-63
Best Average:............... 61.3...................1962-63
VICTORIES
Consecutive:..................23....................1951-52
Home Wins:..........52 consecutive..........1950-53
Best W-L Record:......... 24-2...................1951-52
(22-0 in regular-season)
LOSSES
Most Consecutive:..........12...... 11/27/82-1/15/83
KEVIN DUCKWORTH: Eastern Illinois career leader in
rebounds...he is still fifth in the Mid-Continent all-time list.
BRAD WARBLE: Drafted in the 9th round by the Phoenix
Suns in 1976.
LANTZ ARENA RECORDS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Most Points .................................................47........ Jay Taylor..............................................1/23/89
...............................................................................................vs. Chicago State
Most Field Goals ......................................16........ Jay Taylor..............................................1/23/89
...............................................................................................vs. Chicago State
Most Free Throws . ..................................17........ Kevin Jones..........................................1/22/83
...............................................................................................vs. Western Illinois
Most Rebounds ..........................................24........ Greg Parham, Akron.............................3/19/75
...............................................................................................vs. St. Joseph's
.......................................................................................... Kermit Meystedt, Southeast Missouri... 1/11/68
...............................................................................................vs. Eastern Illinois
TEAM RECORDS
EIU Home Winning Streak ....................23........................................................ 2/29/00-1/24/02
Undefeated Home Seasons ...................1........ 13 Home Games................................. 2000-01
Most Points ...............................................120........ Eastern Illinois......................................12/7/87
...............................................................................................vs. Harris-Stowe
Most Points, Combined .......................208 ....... Eastern Illinois (114)...........................12/10/70
.......................................................................................... West Liberty (94)
Most Pts., Halftime, Combined ......116........ Eastern Illinois 53.................................1/22/86
.......................................................................................... Cleveland State 63 (2nd Half)
Most Field Goals ......................................49........ Eastern Illinois......................................2/12/77
...............................................................................................vs. Missouri-St. Louis
.......................................................................................... Illinois-Chicago.......................................2/5/94
Most Free Throws . ..................................35........ Eastern Illinois ...................................12/16/78
...............................................................................................vs. St. Joseph's
.......................................................................................... Illinois-Chicago.......................................2/5/94
Most Steals .................................................21........ Eastern Illinois......................................12/7/87
...............................................................................................vs. Harris-Stowe
Most Rebounds ..........................................82........ Eastern Illinois........................................2/3/68
...............................................................................................vs. Western Illinois
Best Field Goal % BY EIU ....................673........ (33-49) vs. SMS....................................3/10/85
Best Field Goal % BY OPPONENT . ...710........ (27-38) by SMS.......................................3/3/84
Best Free Throw % ................................952........ (20-21) by Eastern Illinois................... 11/25/85
...............................................................................................vs. Western Pennsylvania
Fewest Points . ...........................................40........ Morehead State.................................... 1/15/11
..............................................................................40........ IU South Bend.................................... 11/20/10
..............................................................................40........ Harris-Stowe.........................................12/7/87
Fewest Field Goals .................................12........ IU South Bend.................................... 11/20/11
Fewest Rebounds .....................................19........ Missouri-St. Louis............................... 11/27/78
Fewest Points, Combined ....................87........ Eastern Illinois (47)............................... 1/15/11
...............................................................................................vs. Morehead State (40)
PANTHER RECORD BOOK
EASTERN ILLINOIS OVERTIME GAMES (DIVISION I YEARS ONLY)
Date
11-28-81
1-30-82
2-13-82
12-7-83
1-2-84
1-7-84
3-3-84
11-26-84
1-10-85
1-21-85
3-4-85
1-7-87
12-21-87
1-30-88
2-6-88
2-21-89
11-30-89
3-3-90
2-11-91
1-18-92
1-9-93
2-13-93
12-4-93
2-7-94
1-14-95
1-15-96
1-20-96
12-14-96
12-22-97
1-17-98
1-24-98
1-29-98
2-21-98
1-14-99
SCORE
L 96-88
W 86-78
L 68-60
L 77-76
L 65-64
L 60-57
L 78-73
L 75-71
L 83-72
L 74-73
W 67-66
W 61-59
L 76-66
L 126-121
W 94-86
W 95-93
L 82-76
L 92-89
L 74-69
W 73-71
L 74-66
L 76-75
W 83-81
W 78-74
L 93-92
L 86-80
W 74-68
W 88-76
W 79-75
W 70-65
W 81-78
W 72-68
L 84-77
L 83-75
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
4-OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
2-OT
OT
OT
OT OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT OT
OT OT
OT
OPPONENT
at Kent State
vs. Chicago State
at Baptist College
vs. Ball State
at Montana State
at Wisconsin Green Bay
vs. Southwest Missouri State
at Eastern Washington
at Cleveland State
at Ball State
at Wisconsin Green Bay
vs. Indiana State
at Iowa State
at Northern Iowa
at Western Illinois
vs. Indiana State
vs. Saint Louis
at Maine
vs. Northern Illinois
at Cleveland State
at Cleveland State
vs. Cleveland State
at Austin Peay
vs. Northern Illinois
at Central Connecticut State
at Central Connecticut State
vs. Youngstown State
vs. Louisiana Tech (N)
at Evansville
at Tennessee Martin *
at Southeast Missouri *
vs. Eastern Kentucky *
vs. Southeast Missouri *
vs. Tennessee Martin *
Date
2-13-99
11-23-99
12-4-99
12-7-99
12-19-99
2-29-00
1-4-01
1-19-02
12-21-02
1-23-03
2-7-04
2-5-05
2-17-05
12-8-05
1-12-06
1-6-07
1-3-08
1-26-08
11-22-08
12-3-09
1-4-10
12-4-10
11-26-11
11-30-11
Overall Record:
OVC Record:
Home Record:
Away Record:
Neutral Record:
Multiple Overtime Record:
SCORE
W 100-64
L 126-121
W 101-58
L 101-100
W 106-87
W 104-94
W 100-97
W 101-87
W 105-92
W 107-100
W 101-77
W 102-80
W 100-40
OPPONENT
vs. Northern Iowa
at Northern Iowa
vs. Augustana
at Nevada
vs. Chicago State
vs. Northeastern Illinois
vs. Chicago State
vs. Troy State
at Morehead State *
vs. Austin Peay (OVC)
vs. McKendree
vs. Morehead State (OVC)
vs. Franklin College
Eastern Illinois Record When Scoring 100 Points
Overall Record:
OVC Record:
Home Record:
Away Record:
Nuetral Record:
11-2 (.846)
1-0 (1.000)
8-0 (1.000)
1-2 (.333)
2-0 (1.000)
OPPONENT
at Murray State *
at Nebraska
at Tennessee Tech *
at Butler
at Indiana State
vs. Austin Peay (OVC)
at Austin Peay *
vs. Cal Poly (N)
at Austin Peay *
at Morehead State *
vs. Tennessee Tech *
vs. Austin Peay *
vs. Murray State *
vs. Morehead State *
at IPFW
at Tennessee State *
vs. Tennessee Tech *
vs. Austin Peay *
at Central Arkansas
vs. Maine
25-33 (.431)
11-10 (.524)
13-10 (.565)
9-22 (.290)
2-1 (.667)
2-7 (.222)
EASTERN ILLINOIS vs. RANKED OPPONENTS
(DIVISION I YEARS ONLY)
Date
3-5-84
1-30-88
2-4-88
12-17-89
1-23-89
1-10-90
2-4-91
2-18-95
2-26-00
2-29-00
11-29-00
2-27-01
12-22-09
OT
2-OT
2-OT
2-OT
OT
2-OT
2-OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
3-OT
OT
OT
2-OT
OT
Eastern Illinois Record In Over Time
EASTERN ILLINOIS 100 POINT GAMES
(DIVISION I YEARS ONLY)
SCORE
L 94-89
L 81-78
L 107-97
W 69-60
L 102-91
W 107-100
L 90-89
L 81-79
L 73-70
L 87-80
W 83-79
W 96-91
W 73-71
L 83-80
W 80-70
L 81-76
W 83-80
W 66-65
L 77-81
W 83-81
W 97-93
L 73-77
L 96-107
W 85-80
Date
12-13-82
12-8-86
12-21-87
12-30-91
3-19-92
1-2-93
11-29-98
11-21-99
3-16-01
11-19-01
12-18-01
11-21-02
11-26-02
12-10-02
11-25-03
12-30-11
1-28-12
SCORE
L 61-76
L 51-85
L 66-76 (ot)
L 56-83
L 94-55
L 54-70
L 49-62
L 95-79
L 101-76
L 93-53
L 109-50 L 99-65
L 97-74
L 80-68
L 47-81
L 40-73
L 58-73
OPPONENT
#8 Missouri (A)
#14 Illinois (A)
#20 Iowa State (A)
#13 Missouri (A)
#5 Indiana (NCAA)
#20 Nebraska (A)
#14 Purdue (A)
#22 Iowa (A)
#5 Arizona (NCAA)
#3 Illinois (A)
#21 Oklahoma (A)
#9 Flordia (A)
#13 Marquette (A)
#14 Illinois (A)
#15 Wisconsin (A)
#20 Murray State (H)
#9 Murray State (A)
Eastern Illinois Record vs. Ranked Opponents
Overall Record:
Home Record:
Away Record:
Neutral Record:
vs. Top 10 Opponents:
0-17 (.000)
0-1 (.000)
0-14 (.000)
0-2 (.000)
0-4 (.000)
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EASTERN ILLINOIS BASKETBALL
Eastern Illinois basketball celebrated 100 years of intercollegiate basketball during the 2009-10 season. Listed below are the
ten individuals selected as members of the Panthers All-Century team. They were honored during the Panthers final home
game of the 2009-10 season on Feb. 27 against Tennessee State.
Andy Sullivan (1942-46) was a two-time team
captain during the World War II era playing for
Coach Pim Goff. He was a three time All-Illinois
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference selection
and named league MVP in 1945 after leading
the IIAC in scoring.
Tom Katsimpalis (1949-52) was a second team
All-American in 1950 and a key member of the
Panthers 1952 NAIA team. He was a three-time
first team All-IIAC selection and held the single
game, season and career scoring records at the
time of his graduation. He scored 1,538 points
and currently ranks 7th all-time at EIU. He was
the first EIU player selected by the National
Basketball Association as he was selected in the
7th round of the 1952 draft by the Minneapolis
Lakers.
John Milholland (1956-58) held the EIU career
scoring record for more than 30 years with
1,655 career points. He was a key member of
the Panthers 1957 NAIA team. A three-time first
team All-IIAC selection he still holds the EIU
record for season field goals made at 284 and is
second in career scoring average. He currently
ranks 5th on the Panthers career scoring list.
Charlie Thomas (1975-78) was a catalyst for
the Panthers 1976 and 1978 NCAA Division II
teams appearing in the second most games of
any player in Panther history. His 1,452 career
points rank 8th all-time on the EIU list while
he holds the school record for consecutive
free throws made with 54, set during the 1978
season. He ranks third on the EIU career free
throw percentage list.
Craig DeWitt (1977-80) was a rebounding and
scoring threat twice earning NCAA Division II
All-American honors. He was a member of the
1978 NCAA Division II team and the first EIU
player to earn All-Mid-Continent Conference
honors in 1980. He is one of only three players
to rank in the EIU career Top 10 for both scoring
and rebounding. His 1,426 career points rank
9th while his 684 rebounds place him 6th.
Jon Collins (1983-86) was one of the most
decorated players in EIU history twice being
named the Mid-Continent Conference Player of
the Year in 1985 and 1986. He was a two-time
All-American helping the Panthers win the 1985
Mid-Con Conference Tournament. He ended
his career as the Panthers career leading scorer
with 1,702 points which now ranks 4th all-time. He was a 5th round selection of the Denver
Nuggets in the 1986 NBA Draft.
Kevin Duckworth (1983-86) has been the most
identifiable player in Eastern Illinois basketball
history. A force in the low post he was named
first team All-Mid-Continent Conference in 1986.
He ended his playing days as the EIU and MidCon career leader in rebounds with 867. He also
holds the EIU record for career blocks at 123
and ranks third in career field goal percentage.
One of three players to rank in the career Top 10
for rebounding and scoring he is 6th with 1,569
career points. A second round NBA draft pick in
1986 he went on to become a two-time NBA AllStar with the Portland Trailblazers.
Jay Taylor (1986-89) had a knack for scoring
as he twice earned All-American honors while
playing for the Panthers. He ended his career as
the EIU career leading scorer with 1,926 points,
a total that now ranks 2nd. He was named the
1989 Mid-Continent Conference Player of the
Year averaging 23.4 points per game which
ranks 4th on the EIU single season list. He is
second in career free throws made with 553. Taylor signed as a NBA free agent with the New
Jersey Nets.
Kyle Hill (1998-2001) helped lead EIU to the
2001 NCAA Division I Tournament as he ranked
second in the nation in scoring at 23.8 points
per game. He finished his career with 211 3points and ranks 3rd on the career scoring
list with 1,819 points. He was a two-time first
team All-Ohio Valley Conference selection. A
versatile guard, Hill ranks third in career assists
and second in career steals. He was a second
round draft pick of the Dallas Mavericks and is
currently playing professionally in Europe.
Henry Domercant (2000-03) smashed the EIU
and Ohio Valley Conference record books with
his scoring prowess. He ranks first in career
scoring for the school and conference with 2,602
points having playing in the most games in
Panther history at 120. He was a member of the
2001 NCAA Tournament team and was the 2002
OVC Player of the Year earning All-America
honors. Three times in his career Domercant
ranked in the Top 5 in the nation in scoring as he
finished fifth in 2001 and second in both 2002
and 2003. He will be elected to the EIU athletic
hall of fame this October and is currently playing
professionally in Europe.
EASTERN ILLINOIS BASKETBALL
Eastern Illinois basketball celebrated 100 years of intercollegiate basketball during the 2009-10 season. Listed below are the
six all-time great teams selected from the first 100 years of Panther basketball. They were honored during the Panthers final
home game of the 2009-10 season on Feb. 27 against Tennessee State.
1952 – The Panthers posted a 22-0 regular-season record to become the only EIU
team with an unblemished regular season mark. EIU would go 1-1 in the NAIA District
Championships suffering its first loss to Millikin. The Panthers still earned a berth in
the NAIA National Tournament going 1-1 to end the season at 24-2 overall. The team
was coached by Bill Healy with Tom Katsimpalis the team captain.
1957 – The Panthers made a late season surge to earn a spot in the NAIA District
playoffs where they defeated McKendree and Millikin to win the championship. The
team would advance to the NAIA National Tournament winning their first three games to
advance to the NAIA National Semifinals. They would fall to Southeastern Oklahoma in
the semifinals and then lost to Pacific Southern in the consolation game to finish fourth
in the nation. Robert Carey coached the team with Lloyd Ludwig the team captain.
1976 – The Panthers made a splash on the national scene as they won the NCAA
Division II Great Lakes Regional with wins over St. Joseph’s and Evansville. EIU would
advance to the Elite Eight defeating Bridgeport in the opening round. The Panthers fell
to UT Chattanooga in the national semifinals but rebounded to defeat Old Dominion
and place third in the nation in NCAA Division II. Don Eddy coached the team with
Brad Warble the team captain.
1978 – The Panthers again advanced deep into the NCAA Division II playoffs as they
again defeated St. Joseph’s and Evansville to win the Great Lakes Regional. EIU would
defeat Elizabeth City in the Elite Eight to advance to their second national semifinal
in three seasons. The Panthers lost to UW Green Bay in the semifinal contest but
rebounded to defeat Florida Tech in the consolation game for a NCAA Division II 3rd
place finish. Don Eddy coached the team with Derrick Scott the team captain.
1992 – The Panthers ran through the Mid-Continent Conference Tournament winning
three straight games over Wright State, UW Green Bay and Illinois-Chicago to secure
their first-ever NCAA Division I Tournament appearance. EIU had entered the Mid-Con
Tournament as the four seed. Their reward was as trip to Boise, Idaho where they
faced Indiana in the NCAA Tournament first round. Rick Samuels coached the team
with Dave Olson the team captain.
2001 – The Panthers were led by two of the nation’s top scorers in Kyle Hill and Henry
Domercant as they placed second in the Ohio Valley Conference regular-season race. EIU defeated Murray State in the opening round and advanced to their second NCAA
Tournament with a memorable championship game win over Austin Peay. The Panthers
landed in the Kansas City Regional where they played Arizona. Rick Samuels coached
the team with Kyle Hill, Matt Britton and Merv Joseph team captains.
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EASTERN ILLINOIS BASKETBALL LEGENDS
THE HENRY DOMERCANT LEGACY
All-American Henry Domercant’s four year career (2000-03)
resulted in the most prolific scoring performance in Eastern Illinois
University and Ohio Valley Conference history:
• No. 26 All-Time NCAA I scorer (2602 points).
• No. 1 OVC All-Time Scorer.
• 11th NCAA I Player to Finish in ‘Top Five’ scorers three times.
• 2002 Associated Press Honorable Mention All-American.
• Three-Time First Team All-Ohio Valley Conference.
• 2002 Ohio Valley Conference ‘Player of the Year’.
• Two-Time NABC All-District.
• Two-Time CollegeInsider.com ‘Mid-Major’ All-American.
• 2003 Basketball Times All-Midlands.
• No. 4 All-Time Illinois Collegiate Scorer.
• EIU No. 1 (817), No. 2 (810) and No. 5 (706) Single Season
Scorer.
• Holds 15 EIU Single Season and Career Scoring Records.
Henry Domercant is currently professional basketball in
Greece.
2001-2003 NCAA Top Five Scorers
2003POINTSAVERAGE
Ruben Douglas, New Mexico................................783................... 28.0
Henry Domercant, EIU .......................... 810 .................27.9
Mike Helms, Oakland............................................752................... 26.9
Michael Watson, UMKC........................................740................... 25.5
Troy Bell, Boston College......................................781................... 25.2
2002POINTSAVERAGE
Jason Conley, VMI.................................................820................... 29.3
Henry Domercant, EIU .......................... 817 .................26.4
Mire Chatman, TX-Pan American..........................760................... 26.2
Ernest Bremer, St. Bonaventure............................738................... 24.6
Melvin Ely, Fresno State........................................653................... 23.3
2001POINTSAVERAGE
Ronnie McCollum, Centenary...............................787................... 29.1
Kyle Hill, EIU ........................................................737 ................. 23.8
DeWayne Jefferson, Mississippi Valley.................637................... 23.6
Tarise Bryson, Illinois State...................................685................... 22.8
Henry Domercant, EIU . ......................... 706 .................22.8
EASTERN ILLINOIS BASKETBALL LEGENDS
NBA ALL-STAR KEVIN DUCKWORTH
Former Eastern Illinois standout Kevin Duckworth ended an 11
year career in the National Basketball Association playing a fiveyear span of his career as one of the most dominant big men in
the NBA. From 1988-1992 he averaged more than 11 points and
6 rebounds a game for the Portland Trailblazers as he helped the
team reach seven straight NBA post-seasons including a NBA
championships loss to the Chicago Bulls in 1997. Duckworth
averaged 11.7 points per game in the NBA playoffs.
Kevin Duckworth Career Highlights
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NBA All-Star in 1989 and 1991
NBA Most Improved Player in 1988
2nd Round Draft Pick of San Antonio Spurs (1986)
Averaged 11.8 points, 5.8 rebounds for NBA Career
Averaged 11.7 points in NBA Playoffs
Led EIU to Mid-Continent Conference Championship
2nd in career games played at EIU
1986 Mid-Continent Player of the Year
EIU Career Rebounding Leader with 867
6th in EIU Career Scoring with 1,589 points
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PANTHERS IN PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL
PANTHERS IN THE NBA DRAFT
Year
1952
1976
1977
1978
1986
1986
1990
2001
Player
Tom Katsimpalis
Brad Warble
Rick Rhodes
Derrick Scott
Kevin Duckworth
Jon Collins
Jay Taylor
Kyle Hill
Team Drafted By
Minneapolis Lakers
Phoenix Suns
Chicago Bulls
Indiana Pacers
San Antonio Spurs
Denver Nuggets
New Jersey Nets
Dallas Mavericks
Round Drafted In
7th Round
7th Round
8th Round
Free Agent
2nd Round
5th Round
Free Agent
2nd Round
Jon Collins
PANTHERS IN THE PRO BASKETBALL
Player
Kevin Duckworth
Jay Taylor
Professional Career (Team)
San Antonio Spurs, 1987
Portland Trailblazers, 1987-1993
Washington Bullets, 1994-95
Milwaukee Bucks, 1996
Los Angeles Clippers, 1997
New Jersey Nets, 1990
Julio Anthony
Bobby Catchings
Craig DeWitt
Emanuel Dildy
Henry Domercant
Josh Gomes
Jeremy Granger
Kyle Hill
Tyler Laser
Romain Martin
Joseph Merve
Rick Kaye
Edin Suljic
Ramon Taylor
Jay Taylor
Germany (BSW Sixers)
Spain (Crouna)
Netherlands
Germany (Heidelberg)
Russia (Spartak)
Israel (Kiryat Tivon)
Turkey (Selcuk Universite)
Spain (Ourense)
Cyprus (ENAD)
Lake Michigan (USA - PBL)
Netherlands Antilles (ANT NT)
Spain (Murcia)
Iceland (KFI)
Mexico (Corr. Reynosa)
Cyprus (Omonia)
Players In Bold Active for 2011-12 Season
Josh Gomes (top) and Kyle Hill (below)
Henry Domercant (left)
and
Jay Taylor (right)
EASTERN ILLINOIS TOURNAMENT HISTORY
GOING DANCING IN 1992
'DREAMS DO COME TRUE'
“You coach this sport with a dream to get to the NCAA
tournament... athletes play this sport with a dream to
reach the NCAA tournament... and here at Eastern
Illinois University ... dreams do come true!”
That quote was delivered by head coach Rick
Samuels to a cheering throng of fans in Lantz Arena
as they welcomed home the Mid-Continent Conference
tournament champion Panthers, who advanced to the
NCAA Division I tournament for the first time in school
history.
Five seniors, the heart-and-soul of the team, knocked
off Wright State in the first round, upset heavily favored
regular-season champion Wisconsin-Green Bay in
the semifinals, and then controlled the game from the
outset to defeat Illinois-Chicago in the title game of the
tournament.
The five seniors were Barry Johnson, three-time
Honorable Mention All-Midwest; Steve Rowe,
tournament MVP; Dave Olson, most prolific three
point shooter in Mid-Con history; Kavien Martin,
team leader as the point guard; and Rod McKinnis,
who provided the inspiration after a season ending
knee injury.
The team was honored by Governor Jim Edgar
(EIU Class of ’68), the state legislature at the Illinois
capital building, as well as welcomed by the Charleston
community and members of the University.
The Panthers lost to the Indiana Hoosiers, an eventual
'Final Four' participant, in the first round of the West
Regional in Boise, Idaho.
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SEASON TO REMEMBER IN 2001
CRASHING THE 'BIG DANCE'
... A HISTORIC TIMELINE
January 6
Coach Rick Samuels won his 300th career game as
EIU nipped Tennessee State, 99-98, in Nashville behind
senior Kyle Hill's 22 points.
February 3
It was standing room only in Lantz as over 5,000
screaming fans witnessed Kyle Hill's last-second
basket lift the Panthers past Austin Peay, 80-78.
February 27
EIU went undefeated at home for the first time in 50
years as the Panthers defeated Morehead State, 10280, in a first-round game of the OVC tournament.
March 2
The Panthers became the first team in 11 years to keep
Murray State out of the OVC tournament championship
game by winning the semifinal, 97-71.
March 3
In one of the most dramatic comebacks in collegiate
history, the Panthers roared back from an 18-point
deficit in the final six minutes to win the OVC tournament
championship with an 84-83 victory over arch-rival
Austin Peay... sophomore Jan Thompson scored the
winning last-second basket on a 'goaltending' call.
Midnight on March 4
Over 2,000 fans poured into Lantz Arena to honor the
NCAA-bound Panthers with a victory celebration.
March 16
Despite Kyle Hill's 32-points, No. 2 Arizona (the
eventual national runner-up) ended the 15th-seeded
Panthers' trip to the NCAA tournament in the Midwest
Regional at Kansas City's Kemper Arena.
1951-52: Eastern set a school record with 24 wins and were 23-0 before losing
to Millikin in the NAIA District 20. By special invitation the Panthers were invited to
the NAIB Tournament where they were eliminated by Morningside (IA) in the second
round.
1948-49: The Panthers won 23 games enroute to the NAIB national finals.
1956-57: A late season surge propelled the Panthers to the NAIA District 20 title and
a fourth place finish at the NAIA National Championship in Kansas City.
1952-53: Eastern celebrates its 50th straight win in old Lantz Gym (now McAfee
Gym) as the streak eventually reached 52 before a loss.
ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT RESULTS
naia:
1946-47 (17-8)
NAIA District 20 (1st)
Eastern Illinois - 55...................Eureka - 45
Eastern Illinois - 60................... Millikin - 55
NAIA National Finals
Eastern Illinois - 42........SE Oklahoma - 53
1948-49 (23-6)
Eastern Illinois - 76................Wheaton - 60
Eastern Illinois - 67... Illinois Wesleyan - 58
Eastern Illinois - 89............Miami (OH) - 73
Eastern Illinois - 81............... San Jose - 75
Eastern Illinois - 64........Beloit College - 65
1949-50 (21-5)
Eastern Illinois - 76................Wheaton - 60
Eastern Illinois - 68....... WI-River Falls - 80
1950-51 (19-4)
NAIA District 20 (2nd)
1951-52 (24-2)
Eastern Illinois - 85........... Lake Forest - 61
Eastern Illinois - 113...... Huron College - 78
Eastern Illinois - 93....Morningside (IA) - 98
1952-53 (16-9)
Eastern Illinois - 84........Morris Harvey - 67
Eastern Illinois - 86.................Hamline - 88
1953-54 (17-6)
NAIA District 20
1956-57 (17-13)
Eastern Illinois - 87............McKendree - 82
NAIA National Finals (4th)
Eastern Illinois - 88.......Highland (NM) - 76
Eastern Illinois - 110......Madonna (KY) - 78
Eastern Illinois - 83.................Hamline - 81
Eastern Illinois - 81........SE Oklahoma - 95
Eastern Illinois - 85....Pacific Southern - 87
1957-58 (17-9)
Eastern Illinois - 66................Elmhurst - 64
Eastern Illinois - 80......Quincy College - 99
1964-65 (18-7)
NAIA District 20
1970-71 (18-9)
Eastern Illinois - 102..George Williams - 76
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1991-92: Eastern qualified for its first appearance in the NCAA Division I tournament
by winning the Mid-Continent Conference post-season tournament in Cleveland,
Ohio.
1975-76: The 1976 team won 15 straight games during the year before losing to
Tennessee-Chattanooga in the semifinals of the NCAA Division II finals, but still finished
a best-ever third in the nation.
2000-01: The Panthers reached the NCAA I tournament for the second time in
dramatic fashion by coming back from 18 points down with six minutes left to knock
off arch-rival Austin Peay in the final of the Ohio Valley Conference post-season
tournament in Nashville, Tennessee.
1977-78: Eastern defeats Elizabeth City (NC) College in a NCAA II quarterfinal game,
matching the 1976 club by placing third in the nation at Springfield, MO.
ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT RESULTS
1971-72 (20-8)
Eastern Illinois - 81...... Aurora College - 74
Eastern Illinois - 76.............Augustana - 90
1976-77 (18-11)
NCAA II Great Lakes Regional (2nd)
Eastern Illinois - 87............. Bellarmine - 72
Eastern Illinois - 66...Randolph-Macon - 69
ncaa division ii:
1977-78 (21-10)
NCAA II Great Lakes Regional (1st)
Eastern Illinois - 100........... St. Joseph - 93
Eastern Illinois - 79..............Evansville - 67
NCAA II Quarterfinal
Eastern Illinois - 84........ Elizabeth City - 71
NCAA II National Finals (3rd)
Eastern Illinois - 43....... WI-Green Bay - 58
Eastern Illinois - 77.......... Florida Tech - 67
1974-75 (20-8)
NCAA II Great Lakes Regional (3rd)
Eastern Illinois - 62.....................Akron - 76
Eastern Illinois - 86Youngstown State - 80
1975-76 (23-8)
NCAA II Great Lakes Regional (1st)
Eastern Illinois - 65...........St. Joseph's - 56
Eastern Illinois - 75..............Evansville - 73
NCAA II Quarterfinal
Eastern Illinois - 81............. Bridgeport - 66
NCAA II National Finals (3rd)
Eastern Illinois - 84....UT-Chattanooga - 93
Eastern Illinois - 78........ Old Dominion - 74
ncaa division i:
1991-92 (17-14)
NCAA I West Regional (Boise, ID)
Eastern Illinois - 55.................. Indiana - 94
2000-01 (21-10)
NCAA I Midwest Regional (Kansas City, MO)
Eastern Illinois - 76................Arizona - 101
1978-79 (19-10)
NCAA II Great Lakes Regional (3rd)
Eastern Illinois - 66............. St. Joseph - 76
Eastern Illinois - 79........... N. Michigan - 58
1979-80 (22-7)
NCAA II Great Lakes Regional (2nd)
Eastern Illinois - 74.......... Wright State - 63
Eastern Illinois - 56........... N. Michigan - 58
EASTERN ILLINOIS COACHING HISTORY
YEARLY RECORDS & TEAM CAPTAINS
JOE (J.C.) BROWN
2 years............................... 4-6 (40%)
1908-09......1-2............. Unavailable
1909-10......3-4............. Unavailable
CHARLES LANTZ
25 years.................. 197-208 (48.6%)
1911-12......8-2............. Unavailable
1912-13......2-7......... Bruce Corzine
1913-14......9-4..... Horace McIntyre
1914-15.....14-3.. Maurice Hampton
1915-16.....17-8........ Earl Anderson
1916-17....10-11......... Steve Turner
1917-18..........................No Games
1918-19......4-9........... Floyd Wilson
1919-20.....9-10.......... Steve Turner
1920-21.....4-11.......... Jimmy Lynch
1921-22.....3-12.......... Floyd Wilson
1922-23.....4-13........ F. Greathouse
1923-24......7-9.......... Hugh Osborn
1924-25.....10-3............ Unavailable
1925-26......7-8............ M. Foreman
1926-27.....12-5.......Clayton Towles
1927-28.....6-12......Andrew Meurlot
1928-29......8-9.......Andrew Meurlot
1929-30.....8-10............ Unavailable
1930-31.....7-13.......... Stan Wasem
1931-32....12-10.......A. Von Behren
1932-33....10-10........... Unavailable
1933-34.....8-11............ Unavailable
1934-35.....11-9............ Unavailable
1943-44......7-9......Charles McCord
WINFIELD ANGUS
1 year........................... 7-12 (36.8%)
1935-36.....7-12........ Jimmy Tedrick
GILBERT CARSON
6 years........................ 36-72 (33.3%)
1936-37.....3-14.......... Russel Curry
1937-38.....3-13............ Unavailable
1938-39.....6-13............ Unavailable
JOE (J.C.) brown
1908-10
1939-40.....9-11............... Bill Glenn
1940-41.....8-10............ Unavailable
1941-42.....7-11...........Larry Walker
CLAYTON MILLER
1 year........................... 8-10 (44.4%)
1942-43.....8-10.....Charles McCord
JAMES (PIM) GOFF
2 years........................ 20-25 (44.4%)
1944-45.....7-12..... Andrew Sullivan
1945-46....13-13.... Andrew Sullivan
BILL HEALEY
7 years...................... 136-41 (76.8%)
1946-47.....17-8............ Unavailable
1947-48.....16-7.......... Neal Hudson
1948-49.....23-6.......... Neal Hudson
1949-50.....21-5.............Don Glover
1950-51.....19-4.............Don Glover
1951-52.....24-2.....Tom Katsimpalis
1952-53.....16-9............ Unavailable
ROBERT CAREY
10 years.................. 134-108 (55.4%)
1953-54.....17-6...... Marin Chilovich
1954-55....11-10........... Ken Ludwig
..................................... Jack Kenny
1955-56.....17-8.......... Dean Brauer
.................................... Bob Gosnell
1956-57....17-13.........Lloyd Ludwig
1957-58.....17-9..............Frank Wolf
1958-59.....14-9...... K. Christiansen
........................................Jerry Hise
1959-60....13-12........ Howard Long
..................................... Bob Ludwig
1960-61....10-13.......Larry Friedrich
........................................ Gary Pals
1962-63.....8-16.............Larry Weck
..............................Dick Carmichael
1963-64....10-12.....Jerry Grandone
..................................... Bob Rickett
CHARLES LANTZ
1911-35; 1943-44
ROBERT CAREY
1953-61; 1962-64
winfield angus
1935-36
REX DARLING
1961-62; 1964-67
REX DARLING
4 years........................ 42-55 (43.3%)
1961-62....11-12....... D. Carmichael
1964-65.....18-7.................Val Bush
...................................... Bill Guerrin
1965-66.....7-18............. Larry Miller
1966-67.....6-18........D. Templeman
JOHN CAINE
1 year........................... 9-16 (36.0%)
1967-68.....9-16............. Bill Carson
DON EDDY
12 years.................. 208-129 (61.7%)
1968-69....13-13..... Greg Beenders
1969-70....10-15........... Dave Sitton
1970-71.....18-9............ Dave Sitton
1971-72....20-10............Gary Yoder
1972-73....10-16...... Herb Leshoure
.................................... Scott Keeve
1973-74....14-12..........Fred Meyers
1974-75.....20-8.............Fred Myers
1975-76.....23-8........... Brad Warble
1976-77....18-11......... Rich Rhodes
1977-78....21-10......... Derrick Scott
1978-79....19-10.........Mike Stumpe
1979-80.....22-7....... D. LeTourneau
RICK SAMUELS
25 years.................. 360-360 (50.0%)
1980-81....16-11............... Rico Ellis
1981-82....14-13....... Leigh Hankins
1982-83....13-18.............Tim Dystra
1983-84....15-13.......... Norm Evans
................................. Tony Hemphill
1984-85....20-10.............Tim Dystra
..................................... Dirk Androff
..............................Troy Richardson
1985-86....19-13...........Doug Crook
1986-87.....9-19......... V. Macciocchi
.................................... Norm Evans
1987-88....17-11.......... Norm Evans
gilbert carson
1936-42
JOHN CAINE
1967-68
clayton miller
1942-43
DON EDDY
1968-80
................................. Tony Hemphill
1988-89....16-16............. Mike West
.....................................Dave Vance
1989-90....10-18........ Gerald Jones
1990-91....17-12........ Gerald Jones
1991-92....17-14........... Dave Olson
1992-93....10-17......... Derek Kelley
1993-94....12-15............Troy Collier
.......................................Curtis Lieb
1994-95....16-13......... Louis Jordan
.............................. Derrick Landrus
1995-96....13-15......M. Odumuyiwa
1996-97....12-15..............Rick Kaye
............................. Conya Robinson
1997-98....16-11....... Eric Frankford
............................. Conya Robinson
1998-99....13-16.......... Jack Owens
............................... Michael Shaver
1999-00....17-12..... Michael Forrest
......................................Marc Polite
......................................John Smith
2000-01....21-10........... Matt Britton
...........................................Kyle Hill
................................... Merv Joseph
2001-02....15-16.... Todd Bergmann
2002-03....14-15...... Jan Thompson
2003-04.....6-21... Jesse Mackinson
2004-05....12-16.......Emanuel Dildy
..............................Aaron Patterson
........................ Andrew Gobczynski
MIKE MILLER
6 years......................... 75-130 (.366)
2005-06.....6-21.......... Josh Gomes
2006-07....10-20............. no captain
2007-08.....7-22.............. no captain
2008-09....12-18............. no captain
2009-10....19-12............. no captain
2010-11.....9-20.............. no captain
2011-12....12-17............. no captain
........... 1236-1179 ............. (.512)
james (pim) goff
1944-46
RICK SAMUELS
1981-2005
BILL HEALEY
1946-53
mike miller
2006-2012
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EASTERN ILLINOIS NCAA DIVISION I YEARLY RESULTS
1981-82 - WON 14, LOST 13
1983-84 - WON 15, LOST 13
1985-86 - WON 19, LOST 13
1987-88 - WON 17, LOST 11
FIRST SEASON AT NCAA DIVISION I
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W.... 79-76..... Kent State....................... Nov 30
L...... 65-79..... * vs. S. Mississippi............ Dec 2
W.... 73-70..... * vs. Western Illinois.......... Dec 3
L... 76-77(ot).. Ball State.......................... Dec 7
L...... 79-87..... at Indiana State............... Dec 10
W.... 79-73..... Montana State................ Dec 19
W.... 73-66..... ^ at Eastern Montana...... Dec 29
L...... 62-82..... ^ vs. Illinois-Chicago....... Dec 30
L... 64-65(ot).. at Montana State...............Jan 2
L... 57-60(ot).. • at WI-Green Bay..............Jan 7
W.... 67-66..... • at Cleveland State.........Jan 11
W.... 58-52..... • at Valparaiso..................Jan 14
W.... 67-62..... • WI-Green Bay................Jan 19
L...... 60-65..... • at Northern Iowa............Jan 23
L...... 65-78..... • at Western Illinois..........Jan 25
W.... 75-68..... Eastern Washington.........Jan 28
L...... 85-88..... • at Illinois-Chicago..........Jan 30
L...... 73-78..... • Illinois-Chicago............... Feb 4
W.... 78-58..... East Carolina.................... Feb 6
W.... 94-55..... Roosevelt.........................Feb 11
L...... 52-53..... • at SMS.......................... Feb 13
W ... 95-81..... • Cleveland State............ Feb 18
W.... 80-56..... IUPUI.............................. Feb 20
W.... 92-76..... • Western Illinois............. Feb 25
W.... 84-79..... • Valparaiso..................... Feb 27
L... 73-78(ot).. • SMS................................ Mar 3
W... 100-64.... • Northern Iowa................. Mar 5
L...... 65-81..... + vs. Western Illinois......... Mar 9
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W.... 97-52..... Illinois Tech..................... Nov 23
W.... 78-62..... William Penn................... Nov 25
L...... 68-87..... at Minnesota..................... Dec 2
L...... 62-83..... at Colorado State.............. Dec 4
L...... 59-60..... at Indiana State................. Dec 7
W.... 85-66..... Millikin............................. Dec 10
W.... 57-56..... at TX Pan American........ Dec 14
W.... 81-78..... at Butler.......................... Dec 21
W.... 70-61..... * vs. South Alabama....... Dec 28
W.... 77-73..... * at Brigham Young (HI).. Dec 30
L...... 68-90..... at Louisiana Monroe..........Jan 4
W.... 81-66..... Butler..................................Jan 8
W.... 67-66..... • at Northern Iowa............Jan 11
W.... 81-68..... • Western Illinois..............Jan 13
W.... 77-52..... • WI-Green Bay................Jan 18
W.... 68-67..... • at SMS...........................Jan 20
L..... 89-112.... • Cleveland State.............Jan 22
L...... 80-88..... • Valparaiso......................Jan 25
W.... 84-72..... Evansville.......................... Feb 6
W.... 68-52..... • Northern Iowa................. Feb 8
W.... 74-68..... • at Western Illinois......... Feb 10
L...... 69-73..... Louisiana Monroe........... Feb 15
L...... 72-74..... • SMS.............................. Feb 17
W.... 59-58..... • at WI-Green Bay........... Feb 19
L...... 76-92..... at Chicago State............. Feb 20
L...... 74-75..... • at Valparaiso................. Feb 22
L...... 68-76..... • at Cleveland State........ Feb 24
W.... 95-70..... • Illinois-Chicago............... Mar 1
W.... 85-65..... + vs. Valparaiso................ Mar 6
W.... 71-67..... + at SMS........................... Mar 7
L...... 66-70..... + vs. Cleveland State........ Mar 8
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W.... 88-60..... Olivet Nazarene.............. Nov 30
W.... 59-52..... Wisconsin.......................... Dec 3
W... 120-41.... Harris-Stowe..................... Dec 7
W.... 67-63..... Southern Illinois.............. Dec 10
W.... 94-76..... WI-Milwaukee................. Dec 15
L...66-76 (ot).. at Iowa State................... Dec 21
L...... 57-73..... * vs. Saint Mary's (Calif.)...Dec 29
W.... 72-67..... * vs. Sam Houston St...... Dec 30
L...... 76-79..... at Chicago State................Jan 2
W.... 75-68..... Saint Louis.........................Jan 9
W.... 88-80..... Northern Illinois................Jan 13
L...... 68-69..... • Illinois-Chicago..............Jan 16
L...... 84-95..... • at Cleveland State.........Jan 18
L...... 67-71..... • WI-Green Bay................Jan 23
L...... 55-57..... • SMS...............................Jan 26
L.121-126 (4ot)....• at Northern Iowa.....Jan 30
L...... 59-63..... • Valparaiso....................... Feb 1
W... 101-58.... Augustana......................... Feb 4
W94-86 (ot).. • at Western Illinois........... Feb 6
W.... 84-69..... • Illinois-Chicago............... Feb 8
W.... 76-71..... • Cleveland State............ Feb 13
W.... 70-54..... • at WI-Green Bay........... Feb 15
L...... 56-76..... • at SMS.......................... Feb 20
W.... 78-66..... • Northern Iowa............... Feb 22
W.... 64-54..... • at Valparaiso................. Feb 28
W.... 74-58..... • Western Illinois............... Mar 5
W.... 87-81..... at Northern Illinois............. Mar 7
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
L... 88-96(ot).. at Kent State................... Nov 28
W.... 88-77..... Olivet Nazarene.............. Nov 30
W.... 87-65..... at Eastern Kentucky.......... Dec 5
L...... 77-90..... at Southern Illinois............ Dec 7
L...... 65-67..... at Howard....................... Dec 10
W.... 64-63..... at Southern..................... Dec 12
L...... 77-79..... at Morehead State.......... Dec 14
L...... 55-94..... Illinois State.................... Dec 19
L...... 70-71..... * vs. Murray State........... Dec 29
W.... 68-67..... * vs. Tennessee Tech...... Dec 30
L...... 64-88..... at Indiana State..................Jan 2
W.... 67-53..... William Penn......................Jan 6
W.... 78-71..... at Campbell......................Jan 11
L...... 52-53..... Delaware State................Jan 16
L...... 63-68..... • at Northern Iowa............Jan 21
L...... 60-74..... Lewis................................Jan 27
W 86-78(ot).. Chicago State..................Jan 30
W.... 66-65..... at Valparaiso..................... Feb 3
W.... 47-43..... Southern Illinois................ Feb 8
W.... 83-77..... U.S. International.............Feb 11
L... 60-68(ot).. at Charleston Southern... Feb 13
L...... 54-78..... at East Carolina.............. Feb 15
W.... 84-75..... Valparaiso....................... Feb 20
W.... 59-55..... Southern......................... Feb 23
W.... 74-65..... • Northern Iowa............... Feb 25
* - 3rd, Evansville Holiday Tournament
(Evansville, Ind.)
• - T-1st, Mid-Continent Conference (2-2)
9-3 Home; 4-9 Away; 1-1 Neutral
LINEUP: Ricky Robinson (Sr/F) - 14.1 ppg/Conference
'Player of the Year'; Leigh Hankins (Sr/F) - 10.3 ppg/Second Team All-Conference; Kevin Jones (Jr/F) - 12.6 ppg;
Jim Williams (Sr/F) - 5.6 ppg; Kurt Lorenzen (Jr/G) - 4.1
ppg; Vincent Smelter (So/G) - 6.1 ppg
1982-83 - WON 13, LOST 18
SCOREOPPONENT
DATEL
54-83at Purdue
Nov 27
L...... 65-72..... Morehead State................ Dec 2
L...... 79-92..... Eastern Kentucky.............. Dec 4
L...... 54-55..... Lewis................................. Dec 9
L...... 74-79..... at Southern Illinois.......... Dec 11
L...... 61-76..... at Missouri....................... Dec 13
L..... 89-102.... at Ball State.................... Dec 18
L...... 67-82..... at Illinois State................ Dec 22
L...... 53-59..... at Brigham Young (HI).......Jan 3
L...... 67-82..... at Hawai'i Pacific................Jan 6
L...... 65-68..... at Hawai'i...........................Jan 7
L...... 78-84..... Murray State....................Jan 11
W.... 73-69..... • WI-Green Bay................Jan 19
W.... 89-82..... • Western Illinois..............Jan 22
W.... 69-67..... Charleston Southern........Jan 27
W.... 73-61..... • Northern Iowa................Jan 29
W.... 71-62..... Campbell..........................Jan 31
L...... 67-71..... • Northern Iowa................. Feb 5
L...... 82-92..... at Murray State................. Feb 7
W.... 64-62..... • Valparaiso....................... Feb 9
W.... 80-57..... SIU-Edwardsville............. Feb 12
W.... 60-59..... Howard............................ Feb 14
W ... 70-60..... • at WI-Green Bay........... Feb 16
W.... 86-74..... • Illinois-Chicago............. Feb 19
L...... 75-82..... • at SMS.......................... Feb 21
L...... 78-81..... at Southern Indiana........ Feb 23
L...... 73-86..... • at Western Illinois......... Feb 26
W.... 90-62..... Illinois Tech..................... Feb 28
L...... 77-90..... • at Illinois-Chicago........... Mar 2
W.... 82-67..... • SMS................................. Ma 5
• - T-2nd, Mid-Continent Conference (8-4)
LINEUP: Dirk Androff (So/F) - 7.6 ppg; Tim Dykstra
(Jr/F) - 9.7 ppg; Kevin Duckworth (Fr/C) - 9.6 ppg; Kevin
Jones (Sr/G) - 17.4 ppg/First Team All-Conference; Doug
Crook (So/G) - 12.1 ppg
* - 3rd, Illini Classic (Champaign, Ill.)
^ - 2nd, KOA Classic (Billings, Mont.)
• - 4th, Mid-Continent Conference (7-7)
+ - Mid-Continent Conference Tournament
(Springfield, Mo.)
LINEUP: Jon Collins (So/F) - 18.3 ppg/First Team
All-Conference; Dirk Androff (Jr/F) - 4.4 ppg; Kevin
Duckworth (So/C) - 11.6 ppg; Tim Wyss (So/G) - 11.6
ppg; Vincent Smelter (Jr/G) - 9.1 ppg; Troy Richardson
(Jr/G) - 9.1 ppg
1984-85 - WON 20, LOST 10
* - 1st, Seasider Classic (Laie, Hawaii)
• - 3rd, Mid-Continent Conference (8-6)
(Springfield, Mo.)
LINEUP: Jon Collins (Sr/F) - 19.7 ppg/Conference
'Player of the Year'; Dave Vance (Fr/F) - 3.9 ppg; Kevin
Duckworth (Sr/C) - 19.5 ppg/ First Team All-Conference; Doug Crook (Sr/G) - 13.3 ppg; Jay Taylor (Fr/G)
- 8.1 ppg
MID-CONTINENT CONFERENCE
TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
L...71-75 (ot).. at E. Washington............. Nov 26
W.... 68-67..... Indiana State..................... Dec 1
L...... 57-62..... at Kent State..................... Dec 5
W.... 90-68..... Augustana......................... Dec 8
W... 100-62.... William Penn................... Dec 11
W.... 97-79..... at Central Florida...............Jan 2
L...... 71-72..... * vs. Long Island................Jan 4
L...... 79-80..... * vs. American University...Jan 5
L...72-83 (ot).. • at Cleveland State...........Jan 8
W.... 78-76..... Pan American..................Jan 10
W.... 82-63..... • Northern Iowa................Jan 12
W.... 50-46..... • SMS...............................Jan 19
L...73-74 (ot).. at Ball State.....................Jan 21
W.... 72-67..... at Evansville.....................Jan 31
W.... 77-58..... • WI-Green Bay................. Feb 4
L...... 73-80..... • at Western Illinois........... Feb 7
W.... 90-82..... • at Northern Iowa............. Feb 9
W.... 95-77..... Illinois Tech..................... Feb 13
L...... 80-87..... • at SMS.......................... Feb 16
W.... 76-57..... • at Illinois-Chicago......... Feb 18
L...... 69-70..... • Western Illinois............. Feb 21
W.... 91-77..... • Valparaiso..................... Feb 23
L...... 70-78..... • Cleveland State............ Feb 25
W.... 81-77..... Chicago State................... Mar 2
W 67-66(ot).. • at WI-Green Bay............. Mar 4
W.... 66-65..... + Northern Iowa................ Mar 6
W.... 74-67..... + at Western Illinois.......... Mar 8
W.... 75-64..... + SMS............................. Mar 10
* - 4th, Florida Southern Classic (Tampa, Fla.)
+ - 1st, MCC Tournament
LINEUP: Jon Collins (Jr/F) - 18.6 ppg/Conference
'Player of the Year'; Dirk Androff (Sr/F) - 12.1 ppg;
Second Team All-Conference; Kevin Duckworth
(Jr/C) - 1.8 ppg; Troy Richardson (Sr/G) - 9.2 ppg;
Doug Crook (Jr/G) - 11.7 ppg
1986-87 - WON 9, LOST 19
FIRST SEASON 3-PT SHOT UTILIZED
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W.... 85-54..... Illinois Tech....................... Dec 1
W.... 70-62..... Northwest Missouri........... Dec 4
L...... 51-85..... at Illinois............................ Dec 8
L...... 77-90..... Millikin............................. Dec 11
L...... 68-72..... at Wisconsin.................... Dec 22
L...... 65-74..... * vs. NE Louisiana.......... Dec 29
L...... 63-92..... * vs. North Texas............. Dec 30
W.... 58-57..... at Southern Illinois.............Jan 3
W61-59 (ot).. Indiana State......................Jan 7
W.... 66-60..... Augustana........................Jan 10
L...... 74-77..... Chicago State..................Jan 14
L...... 57-64..... • at WI-Green Bay............Jan 24
L...... 46-87..... • at SMS...........................Jan 26
L...... 52-69..... • at Cleveland State.........Jan 29
L...... 66-96..... • Northern Iowa................Jan 31
L...... 61-66..... • at Valparaiso................... Feb 2
L...... 59-94..... at Saint Louis.................... Feb 5
W.... 76-68..... • Western Illinois............... Feb 7
L...... 78-83..... • at Illinois-Chicago........... Feb 9
L...... 50-53..... • WI-Green Bay............... Feb 16
L...... 54-56..... • SMS.............................. Feb 21
W.... 65-55..... • at Northern Iowa........... Feb 23
W.... 52-46..... Colorado State................ Feb 26
W.... 70-51..... • Valparaiso..................... Feb 28
L...... 70-85..... • at Western Illinois........... Mar 2
L...... 53-60..... + vs. Cleveland State........ Mar 5
* - 4th, Wolf Pack Classic (Reno, Nev.)
(Springfield, Mo.)
LINEUP: Tony Hemphill (Jr/F) - 13.1 ppg; Dave Vance
(So/F) - 5.5 ppg; Mike West (So/C) - 4.5 ppg; Norm Evans
(Jr/G) - 10.2 ppg; Jay Taylor (So/G) - 14.1 ppg
* - 3rd, Boise State Tournament (Boise, Ida.)
LINEUP: Tony Hemphill (Sr/F) - 11.4 ppg; Mark Fowler
(Jr/F) - 7.8 ppg; Vince Macciocchi (Sr/C) - 4.0 ppg; Jay
Taylor (Jr/G) - 20.2 ppg/First Team All-Conference; Norm
Evans (Sr/G) - 8.4 ppg
1988-89 - WON 16, LOST 16
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
L...... 79-80..... at Northern Illinois........... Nov 28
W.... 86-47..... Roosevelt.......................... Dec 3
L...... 44-52..... at Wisconsin...................... Dec 5
L...... 72-73..... at Southern Illinois.......... Dec 10
W.... 89-69..... Elmhurst.......................... Dec 12
L.... 100-101... at Nevada-Reno.............. Dec 17
W.... 85-70..... Xavier.............................. Dec 19
L...... 71-89..... * vs. Iowa........................ Dec 23
L...... 68-83..... * vs. Miami (Fla).............. Dec 24
W.... 74-52..... * at Chaminade .............. Dec 25
L...... 55-74..... at Murray State..................Jan 2
W.... 96-84..... Northern Illinois..................Jan 9
L...... 75-89..... at DePaul.........................Jan 11
L..... 98-101.... • Northern Iowa................Jan 14
W.... 72-65..... • at Western Illinois..........Jan 16
L...... 79-82..... • SMS...............................Jan 21
W... 106-87.... Chicago State..................Jan 23
W.... 88-81..... at Cleveland State...........Jan 30
L...... 60-64..... at Saint Louis.................... Feb 1
L...... 83-95..... • at WI-Green Bay............. Feb 6
L...... 79-83..... • at Northern Iowa............Feb 11
L...... 68-76..... • at SMS.......................... Feb 18
W95-93 (ot).. Indiana State................... Feb 21
W.... 70-69..... • at Illinois-Chicago......... Feb 23
W.... 89-83..... • Valparaiso..................... Feb 25
L...... 72-91..... Cleveland State.............. Feb 28
W.... 81-65..... • WI-Green Bay................. Mar 4
W.... 81-47..... + vs. Western Illinois......... Mar 6
L...... 75-91..... + vs. Illinois-Chicago......... Mar 7
* - 7th, Chaminade Holiday Classic
(Honolulu, Hawaii)
(Springfield, Mo.)
LINEUP: Mark Fowler (Sr/F) - 12.1 ppg; David Vance
(Sr/F) - 7.2 ppg; Mike West (Sr/C) - 1.6 ppg; Gerald Jones
(So/G) - 13.6 ppg; Jay Taylor (Sr/G) - 23.4 ppg/Conference 'Player of the Year'
1989-90 - WON 10, LOST 18
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W.... 60-58..... at Indiana State............... Nov 27
L...76-82 (ot).. Saint Louis...................... Nov 30
W.... 84-73..... Montana State.................. Dec 2
W.... 55-50..... Murray State..................... Dec 4
L...... 58-74..... Southern Illinois................ Dec 7
L...... 48-80..... at Xavier.......................... Dec 18
W.... 90-81..... at Montana State............ Dec 30
L...... 55-82..... at Purdue...........................Jan 3
L...... 57-61..... at Northern Illinois..............Jan 6
W... 104-94.... Northeastern Illinois.........Jan 10
L...... 56-58..... • WI-Green Bay................Jan 13
L...... 65-67..... • Northern Iowa................Jan 17
W.... 91-84..... Cleveland State...............Jan 20
W.... 67-63..... • Valparaiso......................Jan 22
L...... 55-88..... • at SMS...........................Jan 27
W.... 80-64..... at Chicago State..............Jan 30
W.... 83-73..... • Western Illinois............... Feb 4
L...... 54-68..... • at Northern Iowa............. Feb 5
L...... 64-86..... • WI-Green Bay............... Feb 10
L...... 65-77..... • Illinois-Chicago............. Feb 13
L...... 64-84..... at Cleveland State.......... Feb 17
L...... 64-67..... • SMS.............................. Feb 24
L...... 59-66..... Northern Illinois............... Feb 26
L..... 82-112.... • at Western Illinois......... Feb 28
L...89-92 (ot).. Maine................................ Mar 3
L...... 57-71..... + vs. Western Illinois......... Mar 5
+ - Mid-continent Conference Tournament
(Cedar Falls, Iowa)
LINEUP: Barry Johnson (So/F) - 17.2 ppg; Dave
Olson (So/F) - 12.4 ppg; Jeff Mironcow (Jr/F) - 11.5
ppg; Gerald Jones (Jr/C) - 13.6 ppg; Kavien Martin
(So/G) - 3.1 ppg
1990-91 - WON 17, LOST 12
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W... 117-57.... Oakland City................... Nov 27
L..... 86-106.... at Illinois............................ Dec 1
L...... 64-94..... Nebraska.......................... Dec 3
W.... 95-75..... Augustana......................... Dec 6
W.... 67-59..... WI-Milwaukee................. Dec 12
L...... 68-71..... at Maine.......................... Dec 15
L...... 65-85..... at Northeastern............... Dec 17
L . ... 62-63..... • at Northern Iowa........... Dec 29
W.... 75-68..... • Western Illinois................Jan 2
W.... 82-68..... Chicago State....................Jan 8
L...... 62-72..... • at WI-Green Bay............Jan 12
L...... 59-72..... at Southern Illinois...........Jan 15
W.... 75-65..... • Akron.............................Jan 19
W.... 70-47..... • Cleveland State.............Jan 21
W.... 68-44..... • at Illinois-Chicago..........Jan 28
L...... 47-59..... • at Northern Illinois..........Jan 31
W... 100-97.... at Chicago State............... Feb 4
W.... 63-56..... • WI-Green Bay................. Feb 9
L.. 69-74 (2ot)• Northern Illinois..............Feb 11
L...... 71-73..... • Northern Iowa............... Feb 13
W.... 78-70..... • at Akron........................ Feb 16
W.... 93-73..... Northeastern Illinois........ Feb 21
W.... 71-60..... • Valparaiso..................... Feb 23
W.... 77-73..... • Illinois-Chicago............. Feb 25
W.... 78-69..... • at Western Illinois......... Feb 28
W.... 79-75..... + vs. Western Illinois......... Mar 3
L...... 54-63..... + at WI-Green Bay............ Mar 4
(Green Bay, Wis.)
LINEUP: Barry Johnson (Jr/F) - 12.5 ppg; Dave
Olson (Jr/F) - 11.2 ppg; Steve Nicholson (Sr/C) - 1.7
ppg; Steve Rowe (Jr/G) - 15.2 ppg/Second Team AllConference; Gerald Jones (Sr/G) - 14.3 ppg/Second
Team All-Conference
1991-92 - WON 17, LOST 14
MID-CONTINENT CONFERENCE
NCAA WEST REGIONAL
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W.... 83-59..... Elmhurst.......................... Nov 23
W.... 59-50..... Indiana State................... Nov 25
W.... 84-75..... at Northeastern Illinois.... Nov 30
W.... 58-57..... Cal State-Fullerton............ Dec 5
W.... 70-66..... Northeastern................... Dec 16
L...... 56-83..... at Missouri....................... Dec 30
L...... 60-61..... at Creighton.......................Jan 2
L...... 68-81..... at Nebraska.......................Jan 4
L...... 65-72..... • at Wright State.................Jan 8
W.... 51-46..... • Valparaiso......................Jan 11
W.... 81-76..... • Illinois-Chicago..............Jan 13
W73-71 (ot).. • at Cleveland State.........Jan 18
L...... 61-71..... • at Akron.........................Jan 20
L...... 70-74..... • WI-Green Bay................Jan 25
L...... 67-76..... • Northern Illinois..............Jan 27
W.... 78-66..... • at Western Illinois........... Feb 1
L...... 73-77..... Murray State..................... Feb 3
L...... 60-78..... at WI-Milwaukee............... Feb 6
L...... 67-68..... • at Illinois-Chicago........... Feb 8
W.... 62-55..... • Akron............................ Feb 15
L...... 52-62..... • Cleveland State............ Feb 17
W.... 79-70..... • Wright State.................. Feb 20
W.... 65-61..... • at Northern Illinois......... Feb 22
L...... 52-67..... • at WI-Green Bay........... Feb 24
L...... 74-86..... at Murray State............... Feb 29
W.... 75-73..... • Western Illinois............... Mar 5
W.... 84-72..... + vs. Wright State............. Mar 8
W.... 75-65..... + vs. WI-Green Bay.......... Mar 9
W.... 83-68..... + vs. Illinois-Chicago....... Mar 10
L...... 55-94..... ! vs. Indiana.................... Mar 19
• - T-4th, Mid-Continent Conference (9-7)
+ - 1st, Mid-Continent Conference Tournament
(Dayton, OH)
! - NCAA West Regional
(First Round - Boise, ID)
LINEUP: Barry Johnson (Sr/F) - 14.3 ppg/First
Team All-Conference; Dave Olson (Sr/F) - 11.6
ppg; Curtis Leib (So/C) - 8.2 ppg; Steve Rowe
(Sr/G) - 15.5 ppg/Second Team All-Conference;
Kavien Martin (Sr/G) - 4.1 ppg
1992-93 - WON 10, LOST 17
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W.... 71-53..... Maine................................ Dec 1
L...... 49-72..... * vs. East Tennessee........ Dec 4
L...... 51-61..... * vs. Weber State.............. Dec 5
L...... 72-85..... Southern Illinois.............. Dec 10
L...... 60-86..... at Cal State-Fullerton...... Dec 21
L...... 54-70..... at Nebraska.......................Jan 2
W.... 49-45..... Creighton...........................Jan 7
L...66-74 (ot).. • at Cleveland State...........Jan 9
W.... 76-75..... • at Youngstown State......Jan 11
W.... 79-55..... Benedictine......................Jan 13
L...... 76-94..... • at Valparaiso..................Jan 16
W.... 71-57..... • Illinois-Chicago..............Jan 18
L..... 80-104.... • at Wright State...............Jan 23
W.... 65-63..... • Northern Illinois..............Jan 25
L...... 67-70..... Northeastern Illinois.........Jan 30
L...... 48-67..... • at WI-Green Bay............. Feb 1
L...... 56-65..... • at Northern Illinois........... Feb 7
L...... 73-75..... • Western Illinois............... Feb 8
L...75-76 (ot).. • Cleveland State (OT).... Feb 13
W.... 82-76..... • Youngstown State......... Feb 15
W.... 87-80..... • Wright State.................. Feb 22
W.... 60-52..... • WI-Green Bay............... Feb 25
W.... 77-76..... • Valparaiso..................... Feb 27
L...... 77-87..... • at Illinois-Chicago........... Mar 3
L...... 58-94..... + at Wright State............... Mar 7
1993-94 - WON 12, LOST 15
1995-96 - WON 13, LOST 15
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W.... 81-76..... Indiana State..................... Dec 1
W83-81 (ot).. at Austin Peay................... Dec 4
W.... 87-64..... Elmhurst............................ Dec 9
W.... 74-69..... at Northeastern Illinois.... Dec 11
L..... 82-112.... at Maine.......................... Dec 19
L...... 74-77..... Western Michigan........... Dec 30
L...... 52-91..... at Iowa...............................Jan 2
L...... 57-68..... • Youngstown State............Jan 8
L...... 56-71..... • Cleveland State.............Jan 10
W.... 91-89..... • at Illinois-Chicago..........Jan 15
L...... 61-82..... • at Northern Illinois..........Jan 17
L...... 57-64..... • WI-Green Bay................Jan 22
W.... 63-62..... • at Wright State...............Jan 24
W.... 52-50..... • WI-Milwaukee................Jan 27
L...... 60-65..... • Valparaiso......................Jan 29
W78-74 (ot).. • Northern Illinois . ............ Feb 5
W.... 78-61..... Austin Peay....................... Feb 7
W.... 69-67..... • at Youngstown State..... Feb 12
L...... 59-70..... • at WI-Milwaukee........... Feb 19
L...... 55-70..... • at Valparaiso................. Feb 21
L...... 68-77..... • Wright State.................. Feb 24
L...... 45-58..... • at WI-Green Bay........... Feb 28
L...... 62-74..... + vs. Valparaiso................ Mar 6
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W.... 68-57..... at Oral Roberts............... Nov 25
L...... 57-89..... at Illinois ......................... Nov 28
W.... 72-65..... Millikin.............................. Dec 2
L...... 50-77..... DePaul.............................. Dec 6
L...... 54-70..... at Indiana State............... Dec 16
L...... 65-85..... at Dayton........................ Dec 21
L..... 70-105.... at Wisconsin.................... Dec 28
W.... 89-66..... • Chicago State..................Jan 4
L...... 66-83..... • at Valparaiso....................Jan 8
L...... 85-96..... • at Troy State..................Jan 13
L...80-86 (ot).. • at Central Connecticut...Jan 15
W74-68 (ot).. • Youngstown State..........Jan 20
W.... 60-52..... • Buffalo............................Jan 22
L...... 48-73..... • Northeastern Illinois.......Jan 24
W.... 56-54..... • at UMKC........................Jan 29
W.... 61-58..... Oral Roberts...................... Feb 3
L...... 59-63..... • Valparaiso....................... Feb 5
W.... 87-84..... • Central Connecticut...... Feb 10
L...... 84-95..... • Troy State..................... Feb 12
W.... 64-61..... • at Buffalo....................... Feb 17
L...... 65-74..... • at Youngstown State..... Feb 19
L...... 73-82..... • UMKC........................... Feb 22
W.... 90-73..... • at Chicago State........... Feb 26
L...... 72-83..... • at Northeastern Illinois.. Feb 28
W.... 59-55..... + vs. Buffalo...................... Mar 3
L...... 65-78..... + vs. Valparaiso................ Mar 4
(Chicago, Ill.)
LINEUP: Louis Jordan (Jr/F) - 12.0 ppg; Andre Rodriguez (Jr/F) - 9.6 ppg; Darrell Young (Jr/F) - 6.6 ppg;
Derrick Landrus (Jr/G) - 12.9 ppg; Johnny Hernandez
(So/G) - 5.2 ppg
1994-95 - WON 16, LOST 13
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
L 73-96 at DePaul
Nov 26
L...... 58-66..... at Western Michigan....... Nov 30
W.... 75-52..... Tennessee-Martin............. Dec 3
W.... 75-50..... Augustana......................... Dec 5
L...... 45-62..... * vs. Princeton................... Dec 9
W.... 64-53..... * vs. Northeastern Illinois... Dec 10
L...... 63-69..... ^ vs. East Carolina.......... Dec 19
W.... 85-65..... ^ at Chaminade............... Dec 20
W.... 65-57..... • at UMKC..........................Jan 3
L...... 65-72..... • at Western Illinois............Jan 5
W.... 73-71..... • Chicago State..................Jan 7
W.... 83-60..... • Northeastern Illinois.........Jan 9
L...92-93 (ot).. • at Central Connecticut...Jan 14
L...... 77-96..... • at Troy State..................Jan 16
L...... 74-78..... • at Valparaiso..................Jan 21
W.... 85-55..... Anderson.........................Jan 25
L...... 72-74..... • Youngstown State..........Jan 28
W.... 72-71..... • Buffalo............................Jan 30
W.... 63-50..... at Tennessee-Martin......... Feb 2
L...... 69-85..... • Western Illinois............... Feb 4
W.... 76-63..... • UMKC............................. Feb 6
W.... 74-58..... • at Northeastern Illinois...Feb 11
W.... 68-63..... • at Chicago State........... Feb 13
W... 101-87.... • Troy State..................... Feb 18
W.... 76-60..... • Central Connecticut...... Feb 20
L...... 69-76..... • Valparaiso..................... Feb 23
L..... 98-110.... • at Buffalo....................... Feb 27
W.... 87-81..... • at Youngstown State....... Mar 1
L...... 65-70..... + at Buffalo........................ Mar 3
* - 3rd, Illini Classic (Champaign, Ill.)
^ - 3rd, Aloha Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii)
• - T-4th, Mid-Continent Conference (10-8)
(Buffalo, NY)
LINEUP: Michael Slaughter (So/F) - 8.0 ppg; Louis
Jordan (Sr/F) - 13.4 ppg; Eric Frankford (Fr/C) - 7.0 ppg;
Derrick Landrus (Sr/G) - 15.6 ppg/Second Team All-Conference; Johnny Hernandez (Jr/G) - 8.5 ppg
* - 4th, Purdue Tournament
(West Lafayette, Ind.)
(Dayton, Ohio)
(Moline, Ill.)
LINEUP: Andre Rodriguez (Sr/F) - 16.1 ppg; Michael
Slaughter (Jr/F) - 8.2 ppg; Eric Frankford (So/C) - 6.2
ppg; Rick Kaye (So/G) - 2.1 ppg; Johnny Hernandez
(Sr/G) - 11.8 ppg
1996-97 - WON 12, LOST 15
FIRST SEASON IN THE
OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
L...... 58-84..... at DePaul........................ Nov 23
W.... 86-52..... Washington & Jefferson.. Nov 30
L...... 78-79..... Western Illinois.................. Dec 2
L...... 68-74..... Indiana State..................... Dec 4
L...... 80-90..... * vs. Santa Clara............. Dec 13
W88-76 (ot).. * vs. Louisiana Tech........ Dec 14
W.... 80-56..... Elmhurst.......................... Dec 16
L...... 59-81..... at Saint Louis.................. Dec 21
L...... 69-85..... • at Austin Peay..................Jan 2
W.... 73-71..... • at Tennessee State..........Jan 4
W.... 76-64..... • Murray State....................Jan 9
W.... 86-60..... • Morehead State.............Jan 11
W.... 84-77..... • Eastern Kentucky..........Jan 13
W.... 77-66..... • at Tennessee Tech.........Jan 18
L...... 72-83..... • at Middle Tennessee......Jan 20
W.... 65-61..... • at Southeast Missouri....Jan 25
L...... 68-71..... • Tennessee-Martin..........Jan 30
L...... 76-86..... • Austin Peay..................... Feb 1
W.... 82-74..... • Tennessee State............. Feb 3
L...... 72-82..... • Eastern Kentucky........... Feb 8
W.... 79-76..... • at Morehead State........ Feb 10
L...... 53-83..... • at Tennessee-Martin..... Feb 13
L...... 55-77..... • Middle Tennessee......... Feb 15
L...... 68-85..... • Tennessee Tech............ Feb 17
L..... 72-106.... • at Murray State............. Feb 20
W.... 92-69..... • Southeast Missouri....... Feb 22
L...... 81-83..... + at Tennessee Tech....... Feb 25
* - 3rd, Indiana Classic (Bloomington, Ind.)
• - T-5th, Ohio Valley Conference (9-9)
+ - Ohio Valley Conference Tournament
(Cookeville, Tenn.)
LINEUP: Idris Osei-Agyeman (So/F) - 5.1 ppg; Conya
Robinson (Jr/F) - 5.0 ppg; John Smith (Fr/C) - 7.0 ppg;
Rick Kaye (Jr/G) - 16.8 ppg/Second Team All-Conference; Chad Peckinpaugh (So/G) - 10.4 ppg
LINEUP: Louis Jordan (So/F) - 14.7 ppg; Darrell Young
(Jr/F) - 7.6 ppg; Andre Rodriguez (So/C) - 6.4 ppg; Curtis
Leib (Jr/C) - 8.2 ppg; Derrick Landrus (So/G) - 12.9 ppg;
Johnny Hernandez (Fr/G) - 5.3 ppg
www.eiupanthers.com
1997-98 - WON 16, LOST 11
1999-2000 - WON 17, LOST 12
2001-02 - WON 15, LOST 16
2003-04 - WON 6, LOST 21
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W 81-55 Viterbo
Nov 18
L...... 81-92..... at Indiana State............... Nov 22
L...... 51-54..... at Wyoming..................... Nov 25
L...... 59-75..... Loyola (Chicago)............. Nov 29
W.... 76-63..... • Austin Peay..................... Dec 4
W.... 73-70..... • Tennessee State............. Dec 6
L...... 72-80..... at Western Illinois............ Dec 13
W.... 91-66..... Washington & Jefferson.. Dec 20
W79-75 (ot).. at Evansville.................... Dec 22
L...... 69-81..... at Michigan State............ Dec 27
L...... 63-67..... • at Eastern Kentucky........Jan 3
W.... 73-71..... • at Morehead State...........Jan 5
W.... 85-74..... • Middle Tennessee............Jan 8
W.... 76-59..... • Tennessee Tech.............Jan 10
L...... 77-88..... • at Murray State..............Jan 15
W70-65 (ot).. • at UT-Martin...................Jan 17
W81-78 (ot).. • at Southeast Missouri....Jan 24
W.... 90-80..... • at Austin Peay................Jan 27
W72-68 (ot).. • Eastern Kentucky..........Jan 29
W.... 64-56..... • at Tennessee State......... Feb 3
L...... 65-67..... • at Middle Tennessee....... Feb 5
W.... 83-66..... • at Tennessee Tech.......... Feb 7
L...... 64-74..... • Murray State................. Feb 12
W.... 95-83..... • Tennessee-Martin......... Feb 14
L...77-84 (ot).. • Southeast Missouri....... Feb 21
L...... 79-84..... + Tennessee State.......... Feb 24
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
L...... 79-95..... at (#22) Iowa................... Nov 21
L...78-81 (2ot).. at Nebraska (2-OT)......... Nov 23
W.... 94-47..... Illinois College................. Nov 29
W.... 76-72..... • at Middle Tennessee....... Dec 2
L.. 97-107 (2ot)• at Tennessee Tech.......... Dec 4
W.... 69-60..... Butler (OT)........................ Dec 7
W.... 82-66..... at Western Illinois............ Dec 11
L.. 91-102 (2ot)at Indiana State . ............ Dec 19
W.... 90-70..... Arkansas State............... Dec 23
L...... 69-92..... at Evansville.................... Dec 30
W.... 75-73..... • Austin Peay......................Jan 6
W.... 81-50..... • Tennessee State..............Jan 8
L...... 69-83..... • at Murray State..............Jan 13
L...... 65-74..... • at Tennessee-Martin......Jan 15
W.... 69-63..... • Middle Tennessee..........Jan 18
L...... 66-77..... • at Southeast Missouri....Jan 22
L...... 69-70..... • at Austin Peay................. Feb 3
W.... 98-78..... • at Tennessee State......... Feb 5
W.... 73-64..... • Tennessee Tech.............. Feb 8
W.... 87-57..... Saint Francis................... Feb 16
L...... 71-72..... • Southeast Missouri....... Feb 19
W.... 90-47..... • at Eastern Kentucky..... Feb 24
W... 105-92.... • at Morehead State........ Feb 26
W107-100 2ot+ Austin Peay . ............... Feb 29
L...... 70-89..... + vs. Murray State............. Mar 4
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE7
W.... 98-58..... Saint Joseph's................. Nov 16
L...... 53-93..... * at (#3) Illinois................ Nov 19
L...... 65-70..... * vs. Georgia Tech........... Nov 22
L...... 60-77..... * vs. Pennsylvania.......... Nov 23
W.... 73-57..... * vs. Hartford................... Nov 24
W.... 87-71..... Augustana......................... Dec 1
W.... 86-76..... at Evansville...................... Dec 5
W.... 81-72..... at Western Illinois.............. Dec 8
W.... 94-78..... Loyola (Chicago)............. Dec 15
L..... 50-109.... at (#21) Oklahoma.......... Dec 18
L...... 59-72..... at Ohio State................... Dec 22
L...... 73-86..... at Northern Illinois........... Dec 29
L...... 64-86..... • at Austin Peay............... Dec 31
W.... 84-74..... • Southeast Missouri..........Jan 5
W.... 77-47..... Benedictine......................Jan 14
W.... 88-86..... • at Murray State..............Jan 17
L...79-81 (ot).. • at UT-Martin...................Jan 19
W.... 73-70..... • Austin Peay....................Jan 24
L...... 92-97..... • at Tennessee Tech.........Jan 31
L...... 76-94..... • at Tennessee State......... Feb 2
L...... 70-76..... • at Eastern Kentucky....... Feb 7
W.... 76-68..... • at Morehead State.......... Feb 9
L...... 62-68..... • Tennessee-Martin......... Feb 16
L..... 87-102.... • at Southeast Missouri... Feb 19
W.... 88-84..... • Tennessee State........... Feb 21
L...... 68-85..... • Tennessee Tech............ Feb 23
L..... 56-103.... + at Murray State............ Feb 26
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
L...... 76-83..... at Northern Illinois........... Nov 22
L...... 47-81..... at (#15) Wisconsin.......... Nov 25
L...... 60-77..... Illinois-Chicago................. Dec 2
W.... 80-57..... Saint Francis................... Dec 10
L...... 50-69..... at Ohio State................... Dec 23
L...... 62-71..... at Iowa............................ Dec 30
W.... 93-75..... Illinois College....................Jan 3
W.... 83-70..... • Tennessee Tech...............Jan 8
L...... 53-60..... • Austin Peay....................Jan 10
L...... 64-84..... • Southeast Missouri........Jan 13
L...... 59-60..... • Tennessee State............Jan 17
L...... 57-64..... • at Austin Peay................Jan 22
L...... 69-73..... • at Samford.....................Jan 29
L...... 73-78..... • at Jacksonville State......Jan 31
L...... 67-85..... • Murray State................... Feb 5
W83-79 (ot).. • UT-Martin . ..................... Feb 7
W.... 89-85..... • at Southeast Missouri... Feb 10
L...... 68-75..... • at Tennessee State....... Feb 12
L...... 72-81..... Florida Gulf Coast........... Feb 16
W.... 76-59..... • Morehead State............ Feb 19
L...... 67-71..... • Eastern Kentucky......... Feb 21
L...... 73-77..... • at Tennessee-Martin..... Feb 26
L...... 51-81..... • at Murray State............. Feb 28
• - 2nd, Ohio Valley Conference (13-5)
(Charleston, Ill.)
LINEUP: Marc Polite (So/F) - 10.3 ppg; Conya
Robinson (Jr/F) - 4.2 ppg; John Smith (So/C) - 5.7 ppg;
Rick Kaye (Sr/G) - 21.1 ppg/First Team All-Conference; Jack Owens (Jr/G) - 11.2 ppg/All-Conference
Newcomer Team
• - T-3rd, Ohio Valley Conference (11-7)
(Nashville, Tenn.)
LINEUP: Marc Polite (Sr/F) - 13.5 ppg/Third Team
All-Conference; Kyle Hill (Jr/F) - 19.1 ppg/First Team
All-Conference and All-Tournament Team; John Smith
(Sr/C) - 7.8 ppg; Todd Bergman (So/F) - 4.3 ppg; Matt
Britton (Jr/G) - 10.7 ppg
1998-99 - WON 13, LOST 16
2000-01 - WON 21, LOST 10
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W.... 80-54..... Missouri-Baptist.............. Nov 16
W.... 56-55..... at Loyola (Chicago)......... Nov 21
L...... 49-62..... at Purdue........................ Nov 29
L...... 59-67..... • at Tennessee State......... Dec 3
L...... 67-80..... • at Austin Peay................. Dec 5
L...... 66-85..... Evansville.......................... Dec 8
W.... 85-72..... Western Illinois................ Dec 10
L...... 67-70..... at Illinois.......................... Dec 12
W.... 73-72..... * at Hawai'i...................... Dec 18
L...... 74-78..... * vs. Northern Arizona..... Dec 19
L...... 65-76..... at Illinois State................ Dec 29
W.... 86-82..... • Morehead State...............Jan 2
W.... 71-56..... • Eastern Kentucky............Jan 4
W.... 68-63..... • at Tennessee Tech...........Jan 7
W.... 75-73..... • at Middle Tennessee........Jan 9
W.... 72-63..... • Tennessee State............Jan 12
L...75-83 (ot).. • UT-Martin.......................Jan 14
L...... 73-86..... • Murray State..................Jan 16
L...... 70-81..... • Southeast Missouri........Jan 23
L...... 82-84..... • at Morehead State.........Jan 28
L...... 73-75..... • at Eastern Kentucky......Jan 30
W.... 74-70..... • Austin Peay..................... Feb 2
W.... 74-70..... • Tennessee Tech.............. Feb 4
W.... 72-62..... • Middle Tennessee........... Feb 6
L...... 81-87..... • at Tennessee-Martin......Feb 11
L.. 89-94 (2ot)• at Murray State ............ Feb 13
L...... 70-92..... • at Southeast Missouri... Feb 20
L...... 57-78..... + at Southeast Missouri.. Feb 23
OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE
* - 2nd, Hawaii Nike Festival (Honolulu, Hawaii)
(Cape Girardeau, Mo.)
LINEUP: Marc Polite (Jr/F) - 14.3 ppg; Merve
Joseph (So/F) - 5.7 ppg; Michael Shaver (Sr/C) - 3.8
ppg; Jack Owens (Sr/G) - 11.7 ppg/Honorable Mention All-Conference; Kyle Hill (So/G) - 16.6 ppg
NCAA MIDWEST REGIONAL
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
L...... 73-90..... at Butler.......................... Nov 18
L...... 71-85..... at Nebraska.................... Nov 21
W.... 99-78..... Western Illinois................ Nov 27
W... 101-77.... McKendree..................... Nov 29
W.... 86-67..... at Arkansas State.............. Dec 2
W.... 91-73..... Evansville.......................... Dec 5
W.... 72-71..... Carthage........................... Dec 7
W.... 86-80..... at Loyola (Chicago)......... Dec 16
L...... 73-83..... at Miami (FL)................... Dec 18
W.... 73-66..... * vs. Buffalo..................... Dec 21
L...... 68-90..... * at South Florida............ Dec 22
L...89-90 (ot).. • at Austin Peay..................Jan 4
W.... 99-98..... • at Tennessee State..........Jan 6
W.... 80-68..... • Tennessee-Martin..........Jan 11
W.... 79-63..... • Murray State..................Jan 13
W.... 83-71..... • Southeast Missoui.........Jan 20
W.... 88-85..... • at Morehead State.........Jan 25
W.... 96-79..... • at Eastern Kentucky......Jan 27
W.... 80-78..... • Austin Peay..................... Feb 3
L...... 71-85..... • at Tennessee-Martin....... Feb 8
W.... 80-71..... • Tennessee Tech............ Feb 12
L...... 73-75..... • at Southeast Missouri... Feb 17
W.... 76-51..... • Morehead State............ Feb 22
W.... 89-80..... • Eastern Kentucky......... Feb 24
W... 102-80.... + Morehead State........... Feb 27
W.... 97-71..... + vs. Murray State............. Mar 2
W.... 84-83..... + vs. Austin Peay.............. Mar 3
L..... 76-101.... ! vs. Arizona.................... Mar 16
* - 2nd, South Florida Shootout (Tampa, Fla.)
• - T-2nd, Ohio Valley Conference (11-5)
+ - 1st, OVC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)
! - NCAA Midwest Regional
(First Round - Kansas City, Mo.)
* - 7th, Las Vegas Invite (Las Vegas, Nev.)
+ - OVC Tournament (Murray, Ky.)
LINEUP: Todd Bergmann (Sr/F) - 4.2 ppg; Jesse
Mackinson (Jr/C) - 9.6 ppg; Jason Wright (So/G) - 3.4
ppg; J.R. Reynolds (Sr/G) - 9.8 ppg; Henry Domercant
(Jr/G) - 26.4 ppg/Conference "Player of the Year" and
NCAA No. 2 Scorer
2002-03 - WON 14, LOST 15
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W 73-59 * at Boise State
Nov 18
L...... 65-99..... * at (#7) Florida............... Nov 21
L...... 74-91..... at Illinois-Chicago........... Nov 24
L...... 74-97..... at (#13) Marquette.......... Nov 26
W.... 94-89..... Evansville........................ Nov 30
W.... 76-63..... Western Illinois.................. Dec 3
L...... 68-80..... at (#14) Illinois................ Dec 10
L...... 65-81..... ^ at Hawai'i...................... Dec 20
L...70-73 (ot).. ^ vs. Cal Poly.................. Dec 21
W.... 90-75..... Northern Illinois............... Dec 30
W.... 85-75..... • at Southeast Missouri......Jan 4
L...... 71-75..... • at Morehead State...........Jan 9
L...... 85-94..... • at Eastern Kentucky......Jan 11
L...... 74-80..... • Murray State..................Jan 16
W.... 68-60..... • Tennessee-Martin..........Jan 18
L...80-87 (ot).. • at Austin Peay................Jan 23
W.... 80-72..... Aurora..............................Jan 25
L...... 61-69..... • Tennessee Tech.............Jan 30
W.... 85-73..... • Southeast Missouri......... Feb 4
W.... 95-76..... • Eastern Kentucky........... Feb 6
W.... 75-69..... • Morehead State.............. Feb 8
W.... 85-84..... • at Tennessee-Martin..... Feb 15
W.... 80-76..... • Austin Peay................... Feb 20
W.... 88-75..... • at Tennessee State....... Feb 27
L...... 84-97..... • at Tennessee Tech.......... Mar 1
L...... 63-74..... + at Murray State.............. Mar 4
* - Quarterfinalist, 2002 Preseason NIT
^ - 4th, Adidas Tournament (Honolulu, Hawaii)
+ - OVC Tournament (Murray, Ky.)
LINEUP: Josh Gomes (So/G) - 13.6 ppg; Jesse
Mackinson (Sr/C) - 9.9 ppg; Aaron Patterson (Jr/F) - 9.8
ppg; Emanuel Dildy (Jr/G) - 7.5 ppg; Derik Hollyfield
(Jr/G) - 7.0 ppg
2004-05 - WON 12, LOST 16
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
L...... 51-53..... at DePaul........................ Nov 23
W.... 79-74..... Evansville........................ Nov 28
W.... 77-69..... UMKC............................... Dec 1
W.... 86-62..... Benedictine....................... Dec 7
L...... 60-76..... Northern Illinois............... Dec 11
W.... 56-53..... * vs. Idaho State............. Dec 17
L...... 57-83..... * at Nevada..................... Dec 18
L...... 63-81..... at Kansas State.............. Dec 30
L...... 63-81..... at Purdue...........................Jan 2
L...... 72-86..... • at Tennessee Tech...........Jan 6
L...... 54-68..... • at Austin Peay..................Jan 8
L...... 60-79..... • at Southeast Missouri....Jan 11
L...... 62-77..... • at Tennessee State........Jan 15
W.... 63-51..... • Austin Peay....................Jan 20
L...... 68-81..... • Tennessee Tech.............Jan 22
W.... 74-65..... • Samford.........................Jan 27
W.... 66-63..... • Jacksonville State..........Jan 29
L...... 69-73..... • at Murray State............... Feb 3
W96-91 (ot).. • at UT-Martin.................... Feb 5
L...... 79-88..... • Southeast Missouri......... Feb 8
W.... 82-61..... • Tennessee State........... Feb 10
W73-71 (ot).. • at Morehead State........ Feb 17
L...... 72-74..... • at Eastern Kentucky..... Feb 19
L...... 68-72..... + at Tennessee Tech......... Mar 1
* - 2nd, Dodge Holiday Classic (Reno, NV)
• - 8th, Ohio Valley Conference (7-9)
+ - First Round, OVC Tournament
LINEUP: Josh Gomes (Jr/G) - 16.8 ppg/Second
Team All-Conference; George Tandy (Fr/C) - 6.4 ppg/
Conference Freshman of the Year; Aaron Patterson
(Sr/F) - 7.2 ppg; Emanuel Dildy (Sr/G) - 15.3 ppg; Bobby
Catchings (RS-Fr/G) - 9.0 ppg
LINEUP: Andy Gobczynski (So/F) - 1.8 ppg; Jesse
Mackinson (So/C) - 9.8 ppg; Craig Lewis (Sr/G) - 8.3
ppg; J.R. Reynolds (Jr/G) - 12.3 ppg; Henry Domercant
(Sr/G) - 27.9 ppg/First Team All-Conference and NCAA
No. 2 Scorer
LINEUP: Todd Bergmann (Jr/F) - 5.8 ppg;
Henry Domercant (So/F) - 22.8 ppg/First Team
All-Conference and NCAA No. 4 Scorer; Jan
Thompson (So/C) - 3.6 ppg; Matt Britton (Sr/G)
- 13.2 ppg/Second Team All-Conference; Kyle Hill
(Sr/G) - 23.8 ppg/First Team All-Conference and
NCAA No. 2 Scorer
2005-06 - WON 6, LOST 21
2006-07 - WON 10, LOST 20
2007-08 - WON 7, LOST 22
2008-09 - WON 12, LOST 18
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
L...... 35-80..... at Xavier.......................... Nov 19
L...... 45-69..... at Saint Louis................. Nov 22
L...... 68-76..... at Western Illinois........... Nov 29
L.... 80-83 ot... * Tennessee Tech.............. Dec 8
L...... 68-84..... * Tennessee State........... Dec 12
L...... 50-57..... * at Eastern Kentucky.... Dec 19
W.... 57-56..... * at Morehead State........ Dec 21
L...... 56-58..... at Missouri....................... Dec 28
W.... 72-67..... at UMKC......................... Dec 30
L...... 60-72..... * Southeast Missouri..........Jan 5
L...... 56-62..... * at Austin Peay.................Jan 7
L...... 65-66..... * at Murray State............... Jan 9
W80-70 (ot).. * Tennessee Martin......... Jan 12
L . ... 46-71..... * Eastern Kentucky..........Jan 14
W.... 59-54..... * Murray State..................Jan 16
L...... 60-75..... * at Tennessee Tech.........Jan 19
L...... 57-73..... * at Tennessee State........Jan 21
W.... 80-65..... * Morehead State.............Jan 28
L...... 51-66..... * at Jacksonville State....... Feb 2
L...... 55-58..... * at Samford...................... Feb 4
L...... 61-70..... * Austin Peay.................... Feb 9
L...... 61-85..... * at Tennessee Martin......Feb 11
W.... 60-49..... * at Southeast Missouri... Feb 15
L...... 50-65..... + Eastern Michigan......... Feb 18
L...... 68-75..... * Jacksonville State......... Feb 23
L...... 41-51..... * Samford........................ Feb 25
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
L...... 60-70..... # Lousiana Monroe......... Nov 10
L...... 55-64..... # UC Riverside................ Nov 11
L...... 54-56..... # at Iowa State................ Nov 12
W.... 64-49..... Indiana South Bend........ Nov 15
L...... 41-71..... at DePaul........................ Nov 17
W.... 63-61..... UW Green Bay................ Nov 21
L...... 50-53..... * at Murray State............. Nov 25
W.... 73-70..... Arkansas State................. Dec 2
W.... 74-69..... * at Tennessee Tech.......... Dec 7
L...... 56-59..... * at Tennessee State......... Dec 9
L...... 57-73..... * Eastern Kentucky......... Dec 18
L...... 63-71..... * Morehead State............ Dec 20
L...... 51-63..... at Eastern Michigan........ Dec 28
L...... 63-73..... * Murray State....................Jan 2
L...76-81 (ot).. * Austin Peay.....................Jan 6
L...... 43-67..... * at Tennessee Martin......Jan 11
L...... 62-63..... * at Eastern Kentucky......Jan 13
L...... 64-76..... * Tennessee Tech.............Jan 18
L...... 58-61..... * Tennessee State............Jan 20
W.... 65-62..... * at Morehead State.........Jan 27
W.... 73-59..... * Jacksonville State........... Feb 1
L...... 48-53..... * Samford.......................... Feb 3
L...... 71-98..... * at Austin Peay................ Feb 8
W.... 74-59..... * Tennessee Martin......... Feb 10
W.... 77-69..... * Southeast Missouri....... Feb 13
L...... 43-66..... + Loyola-Chicago............ Feb 17
W.... 69-65..... * at Jacksonville State..... Feb 22
L...... 45-71..... * at Samford.................... Feb 24
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W.... 85-63..... Harris-Stowe................... Nov 10
L...... 65-72..... Loyola-Chicago............... Nov 13
L...... 57-75..... at Western Illinois............ Nov 20
L...... 60-74..... at Arkansas State............ Nov 24
L...... 47-63..... at UW Green Bay............ Nov 27
L...... 49-55..... # vs. Rice........................ Nov 30
L...... 45-57..... # at Iowa........................... Dec 1
L...... 53-72..... * Tennessee Tech.............. Dec 6
L...... 72-74..... * Tennessee State............. Dec 8
L...... 69-72..... * at Eastern Kentucky..... Dec 17
L...... 75-80..... * at Morehead State........ Dec 19
L...... 48-52..... at Bowling Green............ Dec 29
W83-80 (ot).. * Murray State....................Jan 3
L...... 57-73..... * at Austin Peay.................Jan 7
L...... 63-69..... * UT Martin.......................Jan 10
L...... 56-67..... * Eastern Kentucky..........Jan 12
L...... 57-74..... * at Tennessee Tech.........Jan 17
L...... 72-79..... * at Tennessee State........Jan 19
W66-65 (ot).. * Morehead State.............Jan 26
W.... 72-67..... * at Jacksonville State......Jan 31
L...... 52-65..... * at Samford...................... Feb 2
L...... 52-72..... * Austin Peay.................... Feb 7
L...... 62-73..... * at UT Martin.................... Feb 9
W.... 90-70..... * at Southeast Missouri... Feb 14
L...... 56-67..... * at Murray State............. Feb 16
L...... 55-63..... + Evansville..................... Feb 23
W.... 80-64..... * Jacksonville State......... Feb 28
W.... 64-61..... * Samford.......................... Mar 1
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
L...... 59-72..... at Ball State.................... Nov 15
W.... 82-52..... Manchester..................... Nov 19
L...77-81 (ot).. at IPFW........................... Nov 22
L...... 60-67..... # IUPUI........................... Nov 25
L...... 74-76..... IPFW............................... Nov 29
W.... 71-61..... * Tennessee State............. Dec 4
L...... 73-81..... * Austin Peay.................... Dec 6
L...... 64-77..... Chicago State................. Dec 22
L...... 60-78..... at Bowling Green............ Dec 28
W.... 80-51..... Missouri Valley................ Dec 31
W.... 78-69..... * at Jacksonville State........Jan 3
L...... 60-67..... * at Tennessee Tech...........Jan 5
W.... 83-63..... * at Southeast Missouri....Jan 10
W.... 58-48..... * Eastern Kentucky..........Jan 15
L...... 46-58..... * at Murray State..............Jan 22
L...... 51-65..... * at UT Martin...................Jan 24
W.... 75-58..... * Tennessee Tech.............Jan 29
W.... 63-60..... * Jacksonville State..........Jan 31
W.... 70-62..... * Southeast Missouri......... Feb 7
L...... 53-59..... * Murray State................... Feb 9
L...... 48-64..... * at Morehead State........ Feb 12
L...... 55-73..... * at Eastern Kentucky..... Feb 14
L...... 60-76..... * UT Martin...................... Feb 18
W.... 59-57..... + Western Michigan........ Feb 21
L...... 54-69..... * at Austin Peay.............. Feb 26
L...... 63-83..... * at Tennessee State....... Feb 28
L...... 54-57..... & at Austin Peay............... Mar 3
* - 9th, Ohio Valley Conference (5-15)
+ - ESPN Bracket Buster Saturday
(Charleston, Ill.)
LINEUP: Bobby Catchings (So/F) - 9.4 ppg; George
Tandy (So/F) - 9.0 ppg; Jake Byrne (So/C) - 6.9 ppg;
Josh Gomes (Sr/G) - 15.1 ppg; Mike Robinson (Fr/G)
- 9.6 ppg/OVC Freshman of the Year
# - Iowa State Tournament (Ames, Iowa)
+ - ESPNU Bracket Buster (Chicago, Ill.) 7-7 Home; 3-11 Away; 0-2 Neutral
LINEUP: Bobby Catchings (Jr/F) - 10.1 ppg; Ousmane
Cisse (Fr/C) - 6.9 ppg; Jake Byrne (Jr/C) - 7.7 ppg;
Romain Martin (Fr/G) - 14.8 ppg/OVC Freshman of the
Year; Mike Robinson (So/G) - 10.0 ppg
# - Iowa Tournament (Iowa City, Iowa)
+ - ESPNU Bracket Buster (Charleston, Ill.) 5-8 Home; 2-13 Away; 0-1 Neutral
LINEUP: Bobby Catchings (Sr/F) - 10.8 ppg; Ousmane
Cisse (So/C) - 5.8 ppg; Jake Byrne (Sr/C) - 8.8 ppg;
Romain Martin (So/G) - 13.6 ppg; Julio Anthony (Sr/G)
- 9.0 ppg
2009-10 - WON 19, LOST 12
2010-11 - WON 9, LOST 20
2011-12 - WON 12, LOST 17
100 Years Of Basketball Celebration
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
L...... 55-67..... South Dakota State......... Nov 12
L...... 46-77..... at Ball State.................... Nov 14
L...... 62-73..... at Loyola-Chicago........... Nov 18
W.... 57-40..... IU South Bend................ Nov 20
W.... 63-56..... at Bradley........................ Nov 24
L...... 58-84..... at South Dakota State..... Nov 27
W.... 68-67..... * Tennessee State............. Dec 2
L...73-77 (ot).. * Austin Peay.................... Dec 4
L...... 61-58..... Ball State.......................... Dec 8
L...... 64-65..... * at Tennessee Tech........ Dec 19
W.... 61-54..... * at Jacksonville State..... Dec 21
L...... 60-69..... at Western Michigan....... Dec 31
W.... 80-47..... Anderson...........................Jan 3
L...... 75-78..... * at Southeast Missouri......Jan 8
L...... 49-63..... * Eastern Kentucky..........Jan 13
W.... 61-60..... * at Murray State..............Jan 20
L...... 62-63..... * at UT Martin...................Jan 22
L...... 74-77..... * Tennessee Tech.............Jan 27
L...... 46-56..... * Jacksonville State..........Jan 29
L...... 64-70..... * Southeast Missouri......... Feb 5
L...... 53-66..... * Murray State................... Feb 7
L...... 54-73..... * UT Martin...................... Feb 15
W.... 75-58..... + at Toledo...................... Feb 19
L...... 56-65..... * at Austin Peay.............. Feb 24
L...... 62-66..... * at Tennessee State....... Feb 26
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
L...... 72-79..... at Indiana State............... Nov 11
W.... 65-61..... Loyola-Chicago............... Nov 16
W.... 67-55..... at Northern Illinois........... Nov 20
W.... 87-56..... Eureka College............... Nov 23
L...96-107 (2ot) at Central Arkansas.............Nov 26
W85-80 (ot).. Maine.............................. Nov 30
W.... 72-69..... Stony Brook...................... Dec 3
W.... 83-67..... Oakland City..................... Dec 7
L...... 72-87..... at Northwestern.............. Dec 18
L...... 60-64..... at Maine.......................... Dec 21
L...... 40-73..... * Murray State (20)......... Dec 30
W.... 73-59..... * at SIU Edwardsville.........Jan 4
W.... 74-62..... at Houston Baptist.............Jan 7
W.... 68-55..... * UT Martin.......................Jan 12
L...... 73-80..... * at Southeast Missouri....Jan 14
L...... 46-55..... * Tennessee State............Jan 19
L...... 64-76..... * Austin Peay...................Jan 21
L...... 45-63..... * at Jacksonville State......Jan 26
L...... 58-73..... * at Murray State (9)........Jan 28
L...... 53-74..... * Southeast Missouri........Jan 30
L...... 43-47..... * Eastern Kentucky........... Feb 2
L...... 55-56..... * Morehead State.............. Feb 4
W.... 74-57..... * at Tennessee Tech.......... Feb 9
W.... 74-71..... * at UT Martin...................Feb 11
W.... 73-66..... * SIU Edwardsville.......... Feb 15
L...... 63-67..... + Illinois-Chicago............ Feb 18
* 9th, Ohio Valley Conference (4-14)
+ ESPNU Bracket Buster (Toledo, Ohio) 5-9 Home; 4-11 Away; 0-0 Neutral
+ ESPNU Bracket Buster (Charleston, Ill.) 7-7 Home; 5-10 Away; 0-0 Neutral
LINEUP: Jeremy Granger (Jr./G) - 14.5 ppg, 3.4 apg;
Shaun Pratl (So./F) - 9.0 ppg, 4.5 rpg; James Hollowell
(R-So./F) - 8.4 ppg, 5.6 rpg; Curry McKinney (Sr./G)
- 9.0 ppg, 4.5 rpg; No other player started more than 50
percent of games...
LINEUP: Jeremy Granger (Sr./G) - 15.9 ppg, 3.4 rpg,
3.0 apg, 2nd team All-OVC; Joey Miller (Fr./G) - 10.4 ppg,
2.9 apg; L.C. Doss (Sr./G) - 6.7 ppg, 1.9 rpg; Alfonzo
McKinnie (So./F) - 10.2 ppg, 7.0 rpg; Zavier Sanders
(Sr./F) - 4.4 ppg, 3.8 rpg.
SCOREOPPONENT
DATE
W.... 72-62..... at Toledo........................ Nov. 14
L...... 66-69..... IUPUI............................. Nov. 18
W.... 93-64..... Eureka........................... Nov. 21
W.... 82-68..... at Chicago State............ Nov. 24
L...... 62-95..... Belmont.......................... Nov. 28
W83-81 (3ot).. * at Tennessee State........ Dec. 3
L...... 60-73..... * at Austin Peay............... Dec. 5
L...... 58-69..... Western Michigan............ Dec. 9
W.... 44-41..... at Western Illinois........... Dec. 12
W.... 63-60..... at Belmont...................... Dec. 19
W... 100-40.... Franklin College............. Dec. 22
L...... 42-60..... at Saint Louis................. Dec. 29
W.... 50-48..... * Jacksonville State...........Jan. 2
W 97-93(ot).. * Tennessee Tech..............Jan. 4
W.... 88-68..... * Southeast Missouri.........Jan. 9
L...... 59-75..... * at Murray State.............Jan. 11
L...... 59-67..... * at Eastern Kentucky.....Jan. 14
L...... 51-73..... * at Morehead State........Jan. 16
L...... 51-60..... * Murray State.................Jan. 21
W.... 60-46..... * UT Martin......................Jan. 23
L...... 65-75..... * at Tennessee Tech........Jan. 28
L...... 55-70..... * at Jacksonville State.....Jan. 30
W.... 75-49..... * at Southeast Missouri.... Feb. 6
W.... 76-75..... * Morehead State............Feb. 11
W.... 77-54..... * Eastern Kentucky........ Feb. 13
W.... 83-68..... * at UT Martin................. Feb. 16
W.... 73-70..... + Northern Illinois........... Feb. 20
W.... 83-73..... * Austin Peay................. Feb. 25
W.... 66-61..... * Tennessee State.......... Feb. 27
W.... 68-61..... & Eastern Kentucky......... Mar. 2
L...... 51-55..... $ vs. Murray State............ Mar. 5
* T3rd, Ohio Valley Conference (11-7)
+ ESPNU Bracket Buster (Charleston, Ill.) & OVC Tournament (Charleston, Ill.)
$ OVC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)
# Conseco Fieldhouse (Indianapolis, Ind.)
+ ESPNU Bracket Buster (Kalamazoo, Mich.) & OVC Tournament (Clarksville, Tenn.)
LINEUP: Billy Parrish (Sr/F) 5.9 ppg; Ousmane Cisse
(Jr/C) - 8.0 ppg; T.J. Marion (Jr/G) - 9.0 ppg; Romain
Martin (Jr/G) - 15.4 ppg (OVC 2nd Team); Tyler Laser
(So/G) - 11.4 ppg
LINEUP: Tyler Laser (Jr./G) - 13.9 ppg, 1st Team
All-OVC; Jeremy Granger (So./G) - 10.3 ppg; James
Hollowell (R-Fr./F) - 7.2 ppg, OVC All-Newcomer Team;
T.J. Marion (Sr./G) - 6.7 ppg; Ousmane Cisse (Sr./C)
- 5.4 ppg, 6.6 rpg
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THE OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE
Entering its 65th year, the Ohio Valley Conference continues to build on the success that has made it
the nation’s eighth-oldest NCAA Division I conference. The OVC’s proud past dates back to 1948, but seeds for the new league were actually planted in 1941.
It was then that Roy Stewart, the athletics director at Murray State, Charles (Turkey) Hughes, the athletics
director at Eastern Kentucky, and Kelly Thompson, the public relations director at Western Kentucky,
first broached the idea of forming a new conference. Discussions were put on hold by World War II, but
reemerged Feb. 27-28, 1948 at the Kentucky Hotel in Louisville as the three original institutions combined
with Morehead State, Louisville and Evansville to form the OVC.
In the 1950’s, the OVC became a pioneer on a much more significant scale
socially. During times of racial segregation, league member Morehead State became
one of the first non-traditionally black mid-southern institutions to accept a black
student. In 1958, Marshall Banks earned athletically-related aid at Morehead, which
signed a second black athlete, Howard Murphy, a year later. In 1961, Murphy earned
all-conference recognition as a halfback in football. With racial barriers broken,
the rest of the institutions in the league began to provide educational and athletic
opportunities to African-Americans.
In 1955, the OVC became only the second six-member league nationally to
earn an automatic bid to the prestigious NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, which,
at that time, was limited to only 24 participants. The conference quickly proved
worthy of that bid, as Morehead State defeated Marshall (107-92) and Wayne State
(95-84) in the 1956 tournament.
beth deBAUCHE Fifteen years later, former OVC member Western Kentucky became the
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first and only conference team to reach the Final Four. The Hilltoppers defeated
Jacksonville, Kentucky and Ohio State before losing to Villanova in double overtime.
WKU went on to finish in third place after beating Kansas 77-75 in the consolation
game.
Since that time, the OVC has recorded some of the biggest upsets in the
history of the NCAA Tournament. Perhaps the most famous moment came in 1987,
when Austin Peay came from fourth place in the regular season to win the OVC
Tournament and earn the league’s automatic bid. The Governors drew powerful
Illinois, and were such big underdogs, that ESPN broadcaster Dick Vitale promised
to stand on his head if APSU won the game. After a 68-67 victory over the Illini, and
a narrow 90-87 overtime loss to eventual Final Four participant Providence in the
second round, Vitale made good on his promise in a visit to Clarksville two months
later.
Murray State added to the OVC’s string of upsets in 1988 when it knocked off
Kyle schwartz 14th-ranked
North Carolina State, 78-75. The Racers’ M&M Boys - Jeff Martin and
Assistant Commissioner
Don Mann - combined for 39 points in the win. MSU nearly went on to the Sweet 16
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that year, losing to eventual national champion Kansas, 61-58. A bank shot by Mann
that would’ve given the Racers a one-point lead rolled off the rim with three seconds left. In recent years,
Murray State has dominated the OVC Tournament, reaching the championship game every year in the
1990’s and winning the title seven times.
In recent years the OVC has broken onto the national scene as the league has sent a team into
the second round of the NCAA Tournament in each of the past four seasons. In 2012 Murray State was
undefeated and ranked in the nation's top ten until later in the season advancing to the round of 32 in the
NCAA Tournament. In 2011 Morehead State made the second round with a first round upset over Louisville.
Murray State advanced to the NCAA second round in 2010 while Morehead State won the NCAA first round
play-in game in 2009.
The Ohio Valley Conference sponsors the following sports: baseball, basketball, cross country,
football, golf, tennis and track for men, and basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, track
and volleyball for women. In addition, the OVC also sponsors the combined men’s and women’s sport of
rifle.
Entering its 65th year the Ohio Valley Conference has grown significantly from its humble beginnings
while increasing the number of athletics opportunities it provides for students. In 2008 Southern Illinois
University Edwardsville joined the league replacing Samford University. In May of 2011 the league
announced that Nashville based Belmont University would join the league for the 2012-13 season. Other
current league representatives include charter members Eastern Kentucky University, Morehead State
University and Murray State University, along with Austin Peay State University, Eastern Illinois University,
Jacksonville State University, Southeast Missouri State University, Tennessee State University, Tennessee
Technological University and the University of Tennessee at Martin.
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Austin Peay State University - Clarksville, Tennessee
Belmont University - Nashville, Tennessee
Eastern Illinois University - Charleston, Illinois
Eastern Kentucky University - Richmond, Kentucky
Jacksonville State University - Jacksonville, Alabama
Morehead State University - Morehead, Kentucky
Murray State University - Murray, Kentucky
Southeast Missouri State University - Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville - Edwardsville, Illinois
Tennessee Technological University - Cookeville, Tennessee
Tennessee State University - Nashville, Tennessee
University of Tennessee at Martin - Martin, Tennessee
2008-09 FINAL STANDINGS
OVCALL
WLWL
UT Martin *!.......................... 14......4
22.... 10
Austin Peay.......................... 13......5
19.... 14
Murray State......................... 13......5
19.... 13
Morehead State +................. 12......6
20.... 16
Eastern Kentucky................. 10......8
18.... 13
Tennessee State.................... 9.......9
12.... 18
EASTERN ILLINOIS............. 8......10
12.... 18
Tennessee Tech..................... 6......12
12.... 18
Jacksonville State.................. 5......13
11..... 17
Southeast Missouri................ 0......18
3..... 27
SIU Edwardsville.............................
10.... 20
* - OVC Tournament Champion
+ NCAA Tournament Participant (automatic bid)
! - NIT Participant
SIUE is not eligible for league play until 2011-12
OVCALL
WLWL
Murray State *+.................... 17......1
31..... 5
Morehead State.................... 15......3
24.... 11
Austin Peay.......................... 11......7
17.... 15
Eastern Illinois...................... 11......7
19.... 12
20.... 13
Tennessee Tech..................... 8......10
15.... 17
11..... 19
Tennessee State.................... 6......12
9..... 23
7..... 23
UT Martin............................... 1......17
4..... 25
5..... 23
OVCALL
WLWL
Murray State !....................... 14......4
23..... 9
Morehead State +................. 13......5
25.... 10
Austin Peay.......................... 13......5
20.... 14
Tennessee Tech.................... 12......6
20.... 13
Tennessee State................... 10......8
14.... 16
Eastern Kentucky.................. 9.......9
15.... 16
UT Martin............................... 6......12
12.... 21
10.... 22
Eastern Illinois....................... 4......14
9..... 20
5..... 25
8..... 21
! NIT Participant
OVCALL
WLWL
Murray State *...................... 15......1
31..... 2
Tennessee State................... 11......5
20.... 13
Morehead State.................... 10......6
18.... 15
Tennessee Tech..................... 9.......7
19.... 14
Southeast Missouri................ 9.......7
15.... 16
Austin Peay........................... 8.......8
12.... 20
15.... 18
Jacksonville State.................. 8.......8
16.... 16
SIU Edwardsville................... 6......10
10.... 17
Eastern Illinois....................... 5......11
12.... 17
UT Martin............................... 0......16
4..... 27
SIUE is not eligible for league tournament
PANTHER BASKETBALL HISTORY IN THE OVC
OVCALL
WLWL
Austin Peay *........................ 16......4
24.... 11
Murray State......................... 13......7
18.... 13
Morehead State.................... 12......8
15.... 15
UT Martin.............................. 11......9
17.... 16
Samford................................ 10.....10
14.... 16
Tennessee State................... 10.....10
15.... 17
Tennessee Tech.................... 10.....10
13.... 19
Eastern Kentucky................. 10.....10
14.... 16
12.... 19
7..... 22
7..... 22
OVCALL
WLWL
Austin Peay #....................... 16......0
22.... 10
Murray State *...................... 14......2
28..... 6
Morehead State.................... 10......6
16.... 13
14.... 15
Jacksonville State.................. 7.......9
14.... 14
Tennessee Tech..................... 7.......9
13.... 15
Samford................................. 7.......9
12.... 16
Tennessee State.................... 6......10
7..... 21
Tennessee-Martin.................. 5......11
10.... 18
11..... 16
EASTERN ILLINOIS . ......4 . .. 12
6 ....21
* - OVC Tournament Champion and
NCAA Tournament Participant (automatic bid)
# - National Invitational Tournament Participant
OVCALL
WLWL
Austin Peay #....................... 16......4
21.... 12
Eastern Kentucky *............... 13......7
21.... 12
Tennessee Tech.................... 13......7
19.... 13
Murray State......................... 13......7
16.... 14
Samford................................ 12......8
16.... 16
11..... 20
Morehead State..................... 8......12
12.... 18
Tennessee State.................... 8......12
12.... 20
9..... 21
10.... 20
Tennessee Martin.................. 5......15
8..... 23
# National Invitation Tournament Participant
OVCALL
WLWL
Murray State *...................... 17......3
24..... 7
Samford................................ 14......6
20.... 11
Tennessee Tech.................... 13......7
19.... 12
Jacksonville State................. 12......8
16.... 13
Austin Peay.......................... 11......9
17.... 14
14.... 16
Tennessee State................... 11......9
13.... 15
Tennessee Martin.................. 9......11
13.... 15
6..... 21
7..... 20
Morehead State..................... 3......17
4..... 23
OVCALL
WLWL
Tennessee Tech.................... 12......4
18.... 11
Eastern Kentucky *............... 11......5
22..... 9
Murray State......................... 11......5
17.... 11
Samford................................ 10......6
15.... 13
15.... 14
Tennessee State.................... 9.......7
14.... 17
Austin Peay........................... 9.......7
13.... 19
EASTERN ILLINOIS . ......7 . ... 9
12 ...16
Morehead State..................... 5......11
11..... 16
6..... 21
7..... 22
OVCALL
WLWL
Austin Peay *........................ 13......3
23..... 8
Morehead State.................... 13......3
20..... 9
Tennessee Tech.................... 11......5
20.... 12
Murray State.......................... 9.......7
17.... 12
14 ...15
Tennessee-Martin.................. 7.......9
14.... 14
11..... 19
Eastern Kentucky.................. 5......11
11..... 17
Tennessee State.................... 0......16
2..... 25
OVCALL
WLWL
Southeast Missouri *............ 14......4
24..... 7
Murray State......................... 14......4
23..... 9
Austin Peay.......................... 11......7
18.... 10
EASTERN ILLINOIS . .....11 ... 7
17 ...12
Tennessee Tech.................... 11......7
16.... 12
Middle Tennessee................. 10......8
15.... 13
10.... 19
Tennessee State.................... 6......12
7..... 22
Morehead State..................... 4......14
9..... 18
6..... 21
OVCALL
WLWL
Murray State *...................... 16......2
27..... 6
Southeast Missouri............... 15......3
20..... 9
Morehead State..................... 9.......9
13.... 15
Tennessee State.................... 9.......9
12.... 15
Austin Peay........................... 9.......9
11..... 16
Middle Tennessee.................. 9.......9
12.... 19
EASTERN ILLINOIS . ......8 . .. 10
13 ...16
Tennessee Tech..................... 8......10
12.... 15
8..... 18
3..... 23
OVCALL
WLWL
Tennessee Tech #................. 15......1
27..... 7
Morehead State.................... 11......5
18.... 11
Murray State *...................... 10......6
19.... 13
Austin Peay........................... 8.......8
14.... 18
Tennessee-Martin.................. 7.......9
15.... 14
15 ...16
Tennessee State.................... 7.......9
11..... 16
6..... 22
7..... 20
OVCALL
WLWL
Murray State *...................... 16......2
29..... 4
EASTERN ILLINOIS . .....13 ... 5
16 ...11
19..... 9
Austin Peay.......................... 11......7
17.... 11
Southeast Missouri............... 10......8
14.... 13
Tennessee State.................... 8......10
13.... 16
10.... 17
Tennessee Tech..................... 5......13
9..... 21
7..... 20
3..... 23
Morehead State..................... 2......16
# - National Invitational Tournament Participant
OVCALL
WLWL
Tennessee Tech.................... 13......3
20..... 9
EASTERN ILLINOIS *.....11 ... 5
21 ...10
Murray State......................... 11......5
17.... 12
Austin Peay.......................... 10......6
22.... 10
18.... 12
Tennessee State.................... 7.......9
10.... 19
Morehead State..................... 6......10
12.... 16
10.... 18
7..... 19
OVCALL
WLWL
Murray State *...................... 12......6
20.... 10
Austin Peay.......................... 12......6
17.... 17
19.... 12
Tennessee Tech.................... 10......8
15.... 13
12 ...15
12.... 18
11...... 6
Tennessee State.................... 7......11
9..... 18
8..... 18
Morehead State..................... 6......12
8..... 19
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BRACKETBUSTER & OVC DIGITAL NETWORK
122 TEAMS. 61 GAMES. FOR THE ELEVENTH TIME.
A total of 122 teams – representing 15 collegiate athletic conferences – will compete in
the two-day event (February 22-23), with the entire BracketBusters slate of matchups
to be announced in late January.
AWAY TEAMS
HOME TEAMS
February 22-23, 2013
Of the 61 games, 13 will be televised, with 5 contests on ESPN2, 4 will be aired on
ESPNU and 4 on ESPN3. Please consult local listings for start times.
Vermont, Eastern Washington, Idaho State, Montana State, Portland State, Southern Utah, Campbell, High Point, Liberty, Presbyterian,
UNC-Asheville, Winthrop, Cal Poly, Hawaii, Long Beach State, UC Davis, UC Santa Barbara, Loyola, Univ. of Illinois Chicago, Valparaiso,
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Denver, Idaho and Loyola Marymount.
EASTERN ILLINOIS ADMINISTRATION
DR. WILLIAM PERRY
EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
William L. Perry began serving Eastern Illinois University as president on July 1, 2007, following 36 years of
service to higher education in Texas.
Perry, who was born and raised in the Midwest, received his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of
Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. In his subsequent career at Texas A&M University, he proceeded through the tenured
faculty ranks in mathematics, and then served in increasingly responsible administrative roles involving multiple
areas of budget, personnel and planning for the university, academic affairs and facilities. While at Texas A&M, he
received recognition for his service in teaching and in administration.
As an undergraduate, Perry attended Park College in Parkville, Missouri, where he majored in mathematics
and history, and played basketball. In 1999, he received the Distinguished Alumnus Award from Park.
Perry serves on the Charleston Area Chamber of Commerce Board, Coles Together Board of Directors, and
the Board of Directors of Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center.
Bill and his wife, Linda, reside in Charleston.
BARBARA BURKE
EASTERN ILLINOIS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Barbara Burke enters her fifth year as the athletic director at Eastern Illinois University. Working on a five year
master plan, Burke made an immediate impact in her first season with several facility enhancement projects including new graphics in Lantz Arena. In year two she secured funding and installed a video scoreboard at O’Brien Field,
updated locker rooms for several sports teams and added new fencing on the baseball, soccer and softball fields.
In February 2010 Burke unveiled the Panthers Blueprint for Success as a campaign for athletic facility enhancement. As part of that campaign the Panthers have renovated the Lantz Arena Lobby to create the Baker/
Warmouth Hall of Champions and added a new outdoor track and football playing surface for the 2012 season. The Bob Spoo campaign kicked off in the fall of 2011 and those funds will assist in the renovation of the O’Brien
Athletic Training Facility and the strength training facility. In her tenure at EIU Burke has helped oversee growth
in the Panther Club both in actual funds raised and membership as the department completed a successful 2,010
members in 2010 campaign and continues to grow its membership on an annual basis.
She assumed her duties as the ninth full-time athletic director in the Panthers 109 years of athletic competition on June 1, 2008.
Burke spent the previous 10 years at Wyoming, serving in a variety of capacities since first joining the staff in March 1998. Since July
2006, she has served as the deputy director of athletics and senior women’s administrator. In that role, she helped to oversee strategic
planning for the department, as well as the day-to-day operations of Wyoming’s 17-sport, $19 million athletic program.
In addition to her years of service at Wyoming as a senior administrator, Burke has had athletic administration experience at the
University of Texas at El Paso (1997-98), Marshall University (1994-97), and West Virginia State University (1992-94). During stints at
Wyoming and UTEP, Burke was named interim athletic director at the institutions, serving as both schools made transitions to new athletic
directors.
A member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of America (NACDA) and National Association of Collegiate Women
Athletic Administrators (NACWAA), Burke has served on numerous athletic committees, including the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball committee (2005-07), Mountain West Conference Championship committee (2004), and Southern Conference Softball Sports/Tournament committee (1995-96). She served as Wyoming’s representative on the Mountain West Conference transition team as the new
league was formed in 1998.
In September 2010 Burke was selected to serve on the NCAA Women's Basketball Rules Committee and she was selected the committee chair in August 2012. In addition to the NCAA Women’s Basketball Rules Committee, Burke is currently serving a five year term
on the NCAA Division I Championship/Sports Management Cabinet and is in her second term serving as a member of the FCS Central
Regional Football Advisory committee.
Burke also brings years of coaching and playing experience to Eastern Illinois. She was a four-year member of both the softball and
basketball teams at Western Michigan University (1976-80), leading the Broncos to the Women’s College Softball World Series in 1980.
She was inducted into the WMU Hall of Fame in 1988.
A native of Kalamazoo, Mich., Burke started her coaching career at Kalamazoo Central High School, with her first collegiate coaching job coming in 1980 as the head softball coach and assistant basketball coach at Tennessee Temple University. She followed that
with coaching stops at Clearwater Christian College in Florida, Cornerstone College in Michigan, Indiana University Southeast and West
Virginia State College. Three times she was named the district coach of the year during her softball and basketball coaching career.
Burke earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Western Michigan in 1980 and a master of education degree from the University of
Tennessee at Chattanooga in 1984.
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THIS IS EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
EASTERN ILLINOIS BASKETBALL CONTACT INFORMATION
Location.........................Charleston, IL (20,000)
Founded.................................................... 1895
Enrollment.............................................. 11,607
Nickname............................................Panthers
School Colors......................Blue, Gray & White
Affiliation...................................NCAA Division I
Conference...................................... Ohio Valley
Arena..................................Lantz Arena (5,300)
President........................... Dr. William L. Perry
Athletic Director......................... Barbara Burke
NCAA Faculty Representative..... Dr. Jim Davis
press row phone - (217) 581-5135
EIU MEN'S BASKETBALL STAFF
Head Coach............. Jay Spoonhour (1st year)
Assistant Coach......... Bob Sundvold (1st year)
......................................... Dan Matic (1st year)
...................................Emanuel Dildy (1st year)
Basketball Trainer....................................... TBA
Basketball Secretary.................... Joe Eichman
Basketball Office Phone........... (217) 581-7759
Basketball Office Fax............... (217) 581-7772
Basketball [email protected]
Mailing Address
Eastern Illinois University
600 Lincoln Avenue
Lantz Arena
Charleston, IL 61920
LANTZ ARENA LAYOUT

to LINCOLN AVENUE
(and IL Route 16)
FOURTH STREET
Basketball Press Row...............(217) 581-5135
RICH MOSER
Sandy King
Associate Athletic Director
Media & Public Relations
Staff Photographer &
Graphic Designer
[email protected]
(217) 581-7480
[email protected]
(217) 581-7761
BART RETTBERG
Assistant Sports
Information Director
[email protected]
(217) 581-6408
RYAN PIERS
Graduate Assistant
New Media
[email protected]
(217) 581-6408
GREG
LAUTZENHEISER
Assistant Sports
Information Director
[email protected]
(217) 581-7020
mike bradd
Men's Basketball
Play-By-Play
[email protected]
(217) 581-3323
INTERVIEWS
third level
3409 Lantz
SPORTS INFO
OFFICE
second level
2024 Lantz
NORTH
PLAYING COURT
HOME BENCH
SCORERS TABLE
PANTHERS
sPORTS INFORMATION STAFF
EASTERN
MEDIA ROW
VISITOR BENCH
HOME LOCKER
ROOM
VISITOR LOCKER
ROOM
WILL CALL WINDOW
second level - main concourse
PARKING
LOT
Eastern Illinois basketball will once again be broadcast on
Hit Mix 88.9 FM with all games also streamed live on the
internet. Veteran announcer Mike Bradd returns for his
24thseason as the "Voice of EIU Panther Basketball" and
28th season overall working Panther basketball. He will
be joined again this season by color commentator Jack
Ashmore (right) who is also in his 24th season. EIU will also broadcast its weekly Panther Sports Talk
Coaches Show on WEIU TV on Wednesday at 6 p.m. Rich
Moser hosts the show. PANTHER ATHLETIC MISSION STATEMENT: The mission of the Eastern Illinois University Department of Intercollegiate
Athletics is to provide an environment in which student-athletes complete their undergraduate college education and achieve athletics
success at the highest possible level. The Department is committed to offering a first-class competitive athletics program at the NCAA
Division I (FCS) level that promotes the values of Eastern Illinois University mission.
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