2012-13 men`s basketball game notes

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2012-13 MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES
2012-13 SCHEDULE40-0; 0-0 SUMMIT
OCTOBER (0-0, 0-0)
23............Red-White Scrimmage (exh.).............. 79-65
30............Anderson (exh.)............................cancelled
NOVEMBER (0-0, 0-0)
3.............Trine (exh.)................................ 12:00 p.m.
9.............Utah Valley..................................2:00 p.m.
12.............. ^ at Michigan........................................ 9:00 p.m.
13.............. ^ vs. BGSU/Cleveland State.................... 5:00 p.m.
17............Bradley........................................7:00 p.m.
19.............. ^ NIT Season Tip-Off 3rd rd..............................tba
20.............. ^ NIT Season Tip-Off 4th rd..............................tba
26............IU East.........................................7:00 p.m.
29.............. *at Kansas City....................................... 8:05 p.m.
DECEMBER (0-0, 0-0)
1................ *at South Dakota.................................... 8:00 p.m.
5................ at Butler................................................. 7:00 p.m.
8................ at Western Kentucky............................... 3:00 p.m.
11............IU Northwest................................7:00 p.m.
15............Indiana State...............................7:00 p.m.
20.............. at Valparaiso........................................... 7:00 p.m.
23.............. at Ball State............................................ 2:00 p.m.
27............*Fort Wayne (BLF).........................7:00 p.m.
29............*Oakland (BLF).............................3:00 p.m.
JANUARY (0-0, 0-0)
1................ at Maryland............................................ 3:00 p.m.
5................ *at Western Illinois................................. 8:00 p.m.
10.............. *at Omaha.............................................. 8:00 p.m.
17............*North Dakota State (BLF).............7:00 p.m.
19............*South Dakota State.....................3:00 p.m.
24.............. *at Oakland............................................ 7:00 p.m.
26.............. *at Fort Wayne....................................... 7:00 p.m.
FEBRUARY (0-0, 0-0)
2.............*Western Illinois..........................3:00 p.m.
9.............*Omaha.......................................3:00 p.m.
14............... *at South Dakota State........................... 8:05 p.m.
16.............. *at North Dakota State........................... 8:00 p.m.
23............Sears ESPN BracketBuster......................tba
28............*South Dakota.............................7:30 p.m.
MARCH
2.............*Kansas City.................................7:30 p.m.
9-10........... Summit League Quarterfinals...........................tba
11.............. Summit League Semifinals...............................tba
12.............. Summit League Finals......................................tba
All times are Eastern time zone; Home games are in bold
EXH. GAME 1: IUPUI vs. TRINE
Nov. 3 (12:00 EST)4The Jungle (1,215)4Indianapolis, Ind.4www.IUPUIJags.com
IUPUI JAGUARS
2012 Record: ....................14-18; 7-11 Summit League
Last Game: ......................................................L, 56-77
Mar. 3 vs. South Dakota State (Sioux Falls, S.D.)
Head Coach: ....................Todd Howard (Louisville, ‘93)
Record at IUPUI: ........................................... 14-18 (1)
Career Record: ....................................................Same
Returning Statistical Leaders
Points: ..................................................Ian Chiles, Jr., G
10.5 ppg
Rebounds:........................................ Lyonell Gaines, So., F
4.3 rpg
Assists:..................................................Ian Chiles, Jr., G
1.7 apg
TRINE THUNDER
Record: ...............................................15-11; 8-6 MIAA
Last Game: ......................................................L, 50-59
Feb. 22 at Adrian (Adrian , Mich.)
Head Coach: .....................Brooks Miller (Hillsdale, ‘03)
Record at Trine:............................................. 15-11 (1)
Career Record: ....................................................Same
Statistical Leaders
Points:............................................... Ian Jackson, Sr., G
18.3 ppg
Rebounds:........................................Scott Rogers, Sr., F
4.9 rpg
Assists:.............................................. Ian Jackson, Sr., G
2.6 apg
GAMEDAY INFORMATION
The Game: IUPUI will open exhibition play on Saturday
(Nov. 3) when the Jaguars host Trine University inside the
Jungle at 12:00 p.m. Eastern. Saturday’s game was slated
to be the second of two exhibitions, but is IUPUI’s lone
preseason game after the AU cancellation.
Series:........................................... Trine leads 15-14
Streak:...................................................... IUPUI, W1
Last Meeting:...........................................W, 112-60
................... Nov. 29, 2003 (The Jungle; Indianapolis)
Audio:......................................................... 1260 AM
...........................................WNDE.com / iHeartRadio
The Series: Trine leads the all-time series, 15-14, although the teams haven’t met since Nov. 29, 2003. IUPUI
won that contest, 112-60 here in Indianapolis.
Webcast:.......................................................... none
KEY NUMBERS
TV:.................................................................... none
Live Stats:............................... www.IUPUIJags.com
^ 28th annual NIT Season-Tipoff (campus sites); *Summit League games
+Sears BracketBuster; BLF denotes games at Bankers Life Fieldhouse
All games broadcast on 1260 WNDE / WNDE.com/iHeart Radio app
This year’s squad returns 10
The number of points
10
112
letterwinners from a season ago,
IUPUI scored against the Thunder in
keyed by returning starters Ian
Chiles and Lyonell Gaines
the last meeting between the two
school back on 11/29/2003
The number of games IUPUI
63 The number of games senior
9will play
on TV this season, begin- John Hart played in during his
ning with the Nov. 12 contest at No. three playing seasons at Purdue
before joining the Jags this year
5 Michigan on ESPNU
IUPUI PROBABLES
PPG: 0.0
RPG: 0.0
APG: 0.0
FG%: .000
3FG%: .000
FT%: .000
#4 - IAN CHILES
6-1 / 1884Jr.4G4Louisville, Ky.
Ballard High School / Wabash Valley JC
PPG: 0.0
RPG: 0.0
APG: 0.0
FG%: .000
3FG%: .000
FT%: .000
#12 - GREG RICE
5-11 / 1884Sr.4G4Indianapolis, Ind.
Ben Davis High School
PPG: 0.0
RPG: 0.0
APG: 0.0
FG%: .000
3FG%: .000
FT%: .000
#25 - JOHN HART
6-2 / 2054Sr.4G4Beech Grove, Ind.
Beech Grove High School/Purdue
PPG: 0.0
RPG: 0.0
APG: 0.0
FG%: .000
3FG%: .000
FT%: .000
#30 - DONOVAN GIBBS
6-7 / 2004Jr.4F4Louisville, Ky.
Iroquois High School
PPG: 0.0
RPG: 0.0
APG: 0.0
FG%: .000
3FG%: .000
FT%: .000
#42 - MITCHELL PATTON
6-9 / 2484Jr.4C4Vincennes, Ind.
South Knox High School
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AP Top 25 Poll
Preseason - Nov. 7
Rank Team (First-Place)
Points
1.............. Indiana (43) ........................................ 1,592
2.............. Louisville (20) ..................................... 1,568
3.............. Kentucky (2)........................................ 1,453
4.............. Ohio State............................................ 1,292
5............ Michigan..................................... 1,290
6.............. North Carolina State............................ 1,270
7.............. Kansas................................................. 1,210
8.............. Duke.................................................... 1,094
9.............. Syracuse.............................................. 1,062
10............ Florida.................................................... 936
11............ North Carolina........................................ 904
12............ Arizona................................................... 902
13............ UCLA....................................................... 840
14............ Michigan State....................................... 789
15............ Missouri.................................................. 664
16............ Creighton................................................ 622
17............ Memphis................................................ 539
18............ UNLV...................................................... 488
19............ Baylor..................................................... 486
20............ San Diego State...................................... 463
21............ Gonzaga................................................. 384
22............ Notre Dame............................................ 297
23............ Wisconsin............................................... 285
24............ Cincinnati............................................... 120
25............ Florida State........................................... 101
Others receiving votes: Murray State 59, VCU 58, Texas 46,
Saint Louis 46, Minnesota 40, Butler 33, Pittsburgh 32, Saint
Joseph’s 25, Marquette 23, Tennessee 15, Oklahoma State 14,
Kansas State 12, Georgetown 9, New Mexico 9, Ohio 9, Miami (FL)
8, Saint Mary’s 6, West Virginia 6, Davidson 5, Drexel 5, Northern
Iowa 5, Valparaiso 3, Stanford 2, Lehigh 2, Colorado State 1, Oral
Roberts 1
~ Opponents in bold italics denote 2012-13 IUPUI opponents.
2012-13 SUMMIT LEAGUE STANDINGS
(Through 10-30-2012)
Team.................................Summit Record Fort Wayne.................................................... 0-0
IUPUI...................................................0-0
Kansas City.....................................................0-0
North Dakota State.........................................0-0
Oakland..........................................................0-0
Omaha............................................................0-0
South Dakota..................................................0-0
South Dakota State.........................................0-0
Western Illinois...............................................0-0
Tournament March 9-12, 2013 in Sioux Falls, S.D.
PRESEASON POLLS
IUPUI was picked to finish fifth in the nine-team Summit League race according to the league’s preseason polls,
as voted on by the coaches, media and sports information
personnel. Junior guard Ian Chiles was selected Second
Team All-League in the preseason polls.
Here’s a look at how some of the major national publications picked IUPUI to finish this season:
Athlon Sports:
6th of 9
Blue Ribbon:
6th of 9
CBSSports.com:
6th of 9
Lindy’s:
5th of 9
USA Today:
6th of 9
Yahoo! Sports:
6th of 9
All of the national publications picked South Dakota
State to repeat as league champs and four of the six
pegged North Dakota State second.
RED-WHITE OBSERVATIONS
IUPUI hosted its second-annual Red-White Scrimmage
last Tuesdsay (Oct. 23) in the Jungle with the Greg Rice,
John Hart-led White Team winning, 79-65. Rice led all
scorers with 19 points and eight rebounds and Hart added
16 points (4-of-7 3’s) and five assists. The two teams combined to shoot 20-of-45 (44.4 percent) from three-point
range with nine different players hitting at least one trey.
Ian Chiles paced the Red Team with 17 points (3-of-5
3’s) and Donovan Gibbs scored 14, including two triples.
Elijah Ray was the top performing freshman, collecting 13
points, four rebounds and three steals in 18 minutes off the
bench.
EXHIBITION NOTES
IUPUI has won its last seven exhibition games by an
average of 20.9 points per game. Last year, the Jaguars
won their two preseason games by a combined score of
172-127, both in The Jungle.
The Jaguars have won six-in-a-row by a double digit
margin since beating University of Indianapolis, 83-75 in
2008.
AFTER TODAY, WHAT’S NEXT?
Today’s game marks the capper on the exhibition slate
as games get real next week. The regular season will
officially begin on Friday, Nov. 9 at home when the Jaguars
host Utah Valley in a 2:00 p.m. tipoff here in The Jungle.
TEN BACK
IUPUI brings back 10 letterwinners from last year’s
squad, including a pair of starters (Ian Chiles and Lyonell
Gaines). All total, the returners combined 78 starts and
more than 1,000 points a year ago.
In terms of percentages, the Jaguars bring back 44.7
percent of the team’s scoring (1,037 of 2,319 points), 51.3
percent of the team’s rebounding (491 of 957 boards) and
44.8 percent of the team’s assists (168 of 375).
LEADING STATISTICS RETURNERS
RECORD40-0; 0-0 SUMMIT
Below is a listing of IUPUI’s top returners in selected
statistical categories:
PPG: Chiles (10.5), Gaines (6.3)
RPG: Gaines (4.3), Chiles (3.3), Patton (2.2)
MPG: Gaines (29.7), Gaines (24.1)
Assists: Chiles (54), Gaines (28)
Blocks: Chiles (19), Patton (13), Gibbs (6)
Steals: Chiles (38), Barksdale (21)
3’s Made: Chiles (34), Esposito (28)
FT Made: Chiles (82), Barksdale (38)
NOT SINCE 2008...
...has IUPUI had to replace the team’s top scorer, rebounder
and assist man from a season a ago, until this season. Alex
Young was the program’s top scorer and rebounder a year
ago, while Stephen Thomas led the squad in assists. In
2007-08, George Hill led the Jaguars in all three categories before entering the 2008 NBA Draft.
CLASS BREAKDOWNS
Based on last year’s stats, here are the percentage
breakdowns by class in terms of points, rebounds, assists
and minutes played:
Sr. Jr.Soph. Fr.
PTS: 55.35.026.013.7
REB: 48.73.427.020.9
AST: 55.23.724.516.5
MIN: 45.05.529.020.6
WHO’S GONE?
The Jaguars lost three seniors from a year ago, headlined by three-time First Team All-Summit Leaguer Alex
Young. Young finished ranked 4th in league history with
2,286 career points. Young, who also finished among the
top five in IUPUI history in rebounds, steals, threes made
and blocked shots, played for the Sacramento Kings in the
NBA Summer League before ultimately opting to begin his
professional career in Italy.
Fellow senior Stephen Thomas was a two-year starter
at the point guard spot for the Jaguars and averaged 11.2
points and delivered a team-high 108 assists his final
season. Thomas inked a deal with the Cheshire Jets of the
British Basketball League following the season.
Lastly, fifth-year senior Christian Siakam capped his
collegiate career by netting 8.8 points and 5.8 boards per
game while making 55.2 percent of his field goal attempts
his final season. Siakam was set to begin a professional
career in Chile earlier this fall.
LOOK WHO’S BACK?
6-foot-1 junior guard Ian Chiles remains among the
most dynamic players in the league and averaged 10.5
points and 3.3 boards per game a year ago. The Louisvillenative hit 41.5 percent of his three-point attempts and was
second on the squad with 38 steals and 19 blocked shots
from the backcourt.
Sophomore Lyonell Gaines can expect an increased
workload this season after making 27 starts a year ago.
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Gaines pumped in 6.3 points and 4.3 rebounds per game,
but made a killing off the offensive glass where he grabbed
75 offensive caroms.
In addition, the cast of returners includes 6-foot-3 senior
Sean Esposito (4.5 ppg, 28 3’s, 40.0 3FG%), 6-foot-9 junior
Mitchell Patton (3.9 ppg, 2.2 rpg), 6-foot-5 sophomore
Marcellus Barksdale (3.3 ppg, 1.9 rpg, 21 stls) and 6-foot7 junior Donovan Gibbs (3.1 ppg, 1.9 rpg, 48.2 FG%).
WHO’S NEW?
Howard and the IUPUI coaching staff inked five newcomers for the 2012-13 season, headlined by Purdue-transfer
John Hart. Hart, a 6-foot-2 guard, redshirted his freshman
year at Purdue before playing 63 games in three seasons
for the Boilermakers. The Beech Grove-native averaged
2.6 points per game during his Purdue career and was the
Marion County Player of the Year in 2008.
IUPUI also added a trio of freshmen in 6-foot-2 guard
Cortell Busby, 6-foot-5 swingman Linwood Ross, Jr. and
6-foot-6 in-state prep Elijah Ray. Busby, a left-handed lead
guard, comes from Fishburne (Va.) Military School while
Ross comes from Westminister (Fla.) Academy. Ray was the
lone in-state incoming freshman, having helped lead Gary
Bowman Academy to a state runner-up finish last winter.
IUPUI’s fifth addition was Milwaukee-transfer Ja’Rob
McCallum. A 6-foot sweet shooting guard, McCallum
spent three seasons with the Panthers but missed all but six
games a year ago due to injury. He was the 2010 Horizon
League Freshman of the Year according to The Sporting
News after averaging 7.8 points per game in 31 contests.
He upped his output to 7.9 points per game as a sophomore
and was averaging 10.0 points and 2.2 rebounds per game a
year ago before suffering a season-ending wrist injury.
ON THE BENCH
Head Coach Todd Howard has a noticeable addition on
the bench in 2012 along with both Matt Crenshaw and
David Padgett returning. Crenshaw, the program’s all-time
assist leader, enters his seventh year on staff while Padgett
is in year number two with the Jaguars.
In addition, former IUPUI standout Don Carlisle concluded his professional playing career in an effort to start his
coaching career at his alma mater this season. Carlisle, the
program’s all-time rebound leader, joined the staff in June
2012 after playing 11 years overseas, primarily in France.
Carlisle was a three-time All Mid-Continent Conference
performer after a standout career at nearby Ben Davis High
School.
DC TO THE HALL
Carlisle has been selected to be inducted into the IUPUI
Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2013. The 6-foot-6
forward was a three-time All Mid-Continent Conference
performer during his career and will be part of a four-man
induction class that includes Vangel Nacovski (men’s soccer), Dr. Arthur Rettig (meritorious) and Brad Wheeler
(men’s cross country). All four will officially go into the
IUPUI Hall of Fame on Friday, Feb. 1.
SCHEDULE NOTES
The Jaguars will play a deep and talented including at
least 10 teams that reached the postseason a year ago.
Three IUPUI opponents (Michigan, South Dakota State and
Western Kentucky) played in the NCAA Tournament while
another (Valparaiso) played in the postseason NIT. Three
others played in the CBI (Butler, North Dakota State and
Western Illinois) and three more played in the CIT (Indiana
State, Oakland and Utah Valley). In addition, IUPUI’s second
round opponent at this year’s NIT Season Tip-Off will be
coming off a postseason berth as Cleveland State was
among last year’s NIT field and Bowling Green played in the
CIT.
HOME BOYS
IUPUI will get to play 14 games in front of the home fans
this year, including non-conference home games against
Utah Valley State (Nov. 9), Bradley (Nov. 17) and Indiana
State (Dec. 15). Additionally, the Jaguars will host the program’s first-ever Sears ESPN BracketBuster game (Feb. 23)
this season in The Jungle, after having gone on the road a
year ago to knock off Nicholls State, 84-80 on Feb. 18, 2012.
INSIDE THE FIELDHOUSE
The Jaguars will host three Summit League games
inside Bankers Life Fieldhouse this year, home of the NBA’s
Indiana Pacers. IUPUI will host Fort Wayne on Dec. 27 at
The Fieldhouse, followed by hosting Oakland on the Pacers’
home floor two days later.
This year’s Bankers Life Fieldhouse slate will wrap up on
Jan. 17, 2013 when the Jaguars host North Dakota State.
IUPUI swept a pair of opponents in Bankers Life
Fieldhouse a year ago and has won four straight at the
downtown facility dating back to 2011. IUPUI is 7-4 all-time
at The Fieldhouse and 7-3 when serving as the host institution.
MORE SCHEDULE TIDBITS
This year will be the first-ever meetings with Utah Valley
(Nov. 9) and Maryland (Jan. 1) while every other team on
the slate, minus Summit League newcomer Omaha, is a
repeat foe. Here’s a quick note on each of non-conference
opponents (sorted by ‘12-13 game date):
OPPONENT SERIESSERIES BEGAN
Utah Valley 0-0 first meeting
Michigan 0-11/4/2003
Jags lost 84-79 in Ann Arbor, Mich. despite 26 pts and 7
reb from Odell Bradley
Bradley
1-112/30/2000
first meeting since 2002; Crenshaw hit game-winner in
lone win in Indianapolis
IU East
8-4 1972
Butler
0-312/10/1997
first meeting against the Bulldogs since 2000
W. Kentucky 1-1 11/22/2006
Alex Young scored a Division I record 43 pts in win over
the Hilltoppers in Indy in 2011
IU Northwest 9-1 1972-73
Indiana State 2-2 12/20/2000
RECORD40-0; 0-0 SUMMIT
Jags lost most recent meeting, 72-59 in Terre Haute on
Dec. 23, 2009
Valparaiso 8-151/23/1999
Jags beat Crusaders at Bankers Life Fieldhouse
a year ago, 97-88 in Indianapolis
Ball State
1-6 11/22/2000
Schools split a home-and-home series last year
Maryland
0-0 first meeting
IUPUI comes in 1-0 all-time against ACC foes
NIT SEASON TIP-OFF BREAKDOWN
IUPUI’s inclusion in the NIT Season Tip-Off means four
games against top-tier opponents in the season’s early
going. The Jaguars will open against national powerhouse
Michigan (Nov. 12) on ESPNU before playing either Bowling
Green or Cleveland State the following day.
The Jaguars will then move on to the 3rd-4th round
games on Nov. 19-20. The possible hosts for later games
include Virginia, Kansas State, Pittsburgh, Lehigh, Robert
Morris and Delaware while the rest of the field includes
Alabama-Huntsville, Fairfield, Fordham, Lamar, North Texas
and Penn.
Should IUPUI advance from the regional round, the Jaguars would then proceed to play at Madison Square Garden
in New York City on Nov. 21-23.
HOMECOMINGS
The Dec. 8 game at Western Kentucky will be a homecoming of sorts for sophomore guard Jordan Shanklin.
Shanklin played at Warren Central High School in Bowling
Green, Ky., where he was a Second Team All-State performer. His high school teammate, George Fant, will be a
sophomore at WKU this season.
IUPUI ON THE TUBE
Preliminarily, IUPUI is likely to have at least seven
televised games in 2012-13. The Michigan (Nov. 12) game
will be on ESPNU and the game at Maryland (Jan. 1) will be
aired on ESPN3.
In addition, the game at South Dakota State (Feb. 14)
will be broadcast on Fox College Sports while the Jaguars
will also get some air time in the Indianapolis-market. The
game at Butler (Dec. 5) will likely be televised on MyINDYTV 23 while three IUPUI home games are scheduled to be
televised on HomeTown Sports (RTV6.2). Those games will
likely be Indiana State (Dec. 15), South Dakota State (Jan.
19) and Western Illinois (Feb. 2).
JAGS ON THE DIAL
Every IUPUI basketball game this year will be broadcast
on WNDE 1260 AM as Scott McCauley (pxp) returns as the
Voice of the Jaguars. This marks the second straight year
IUPUI games can be heard on 1260 AM in the Indianapolisarea.
In addition, all IUPUI games can be heard via mobile
devices through the iHeartRadio app.
PROFESSIONAL RANKS
While current Indiana Pacer George Hill headlines
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2012-13 IUPUI TV Broadcast Schedule
Monday, Nov. 12
at Michigan
Saturday, Nov. 17
vs. Bradley (The Jungle)
Thursday, Nov. 29
at Kansas City
Wednesday, Dec. 5
at Butler
Saturday, Dec. 15
vs. Indiana St. (The Jungle)
Saturday, January 19
vs. S. Dakota St. (The Jungle)
Tuesday, January 1
at Maryland
Saturday, February 2
vs. W. Illinois (The Jungle)
Thursday, February 14
at S. Dakota State
9 p.m.
ESPNU/ESPN3
7 p.m.
CSN Chicago
8 p.m.
KSMO
7 p.m.
MyINDY TV-23
7 p.m.
HTSN
3 p.m.
HTSN
3 p.m.
ESPN3
3 p.m. FCS Atlantic/HTSN
8 p.m.FCS Atlantic/Midco
All times are Eastern time zone
Greg Rakestraw (pxp) and IUPUI Hall of Famer Bob
Lovell (analyst) will call the three games on HTSN
2012-13 Radio Broadcast Schedule
For the second straight year, IUPUI games can be heard
on Sports Radio WNDE (1260 AM) in the Indianapolis-area.
Scott McCauley (pxp) will call the action every time the
Jaguars take the floor. In addition, IUPUI broadcasts can be
heard on WNDE.com and via the iHeartRadio app available
for smartphones.
Below is a breakdown of games that can be heard on
1260 AM or only via WNDE.com and iHeartRadio:
11/3 vs. Trine
11/9 vs. Utah Valley
11/12 at Michigan
11/13 vs. BGSU/CSU
11/17 vs. Bradley
11/19 NIT 3rd rd.
11/20 NIT 4th rd.
11/26 vs. IU East
11/29 vs. UMKC
12/1 at S. Dakota
12/5 at Butler
12/8 at W. Kentucky
12/11 vs. IU Northwest
12/15 vs. Indiana State
12/20 at Valpo
12/23 at Ball State
12/27 vs. IPFW (BLF)
12/29 vs. Oakland (BLF)
1/1 at Maryland
1/5 at W. Illinois
1/10 at Omaha
1/17 vs. N. Dakota State (BLF)
1/19 vs. S. Dakota State
1/24 at Oakland
1/26 at IPFW
2/2 vs. W. Illinois
2/9 vs. Omaha
2/14 at S. Dakota State
2/16 at N. Dakota State
2/23 vs. Sears ESPN BracketBuster
2/28 vs. South Dakota
3/2 vs. UMKC
3/9-10 Summit League Quarters
3/11 Summit League Semis
3/12 Summit League Finals
1260 AM & online
online only
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RECORD40-0; 0-0 SUMMIT
IUPUI’s group of former players in the professional ranks,
there’s at least seven former Jags currently continuing their
playing careers. Among them:
Jon Avery - Liceo Mixto / Chile
James Booyer - Rockingham / Australia
Robert Glenn - Indios SF / Dominican Republic
George Hill - Indiana Pacers / NBA
Leroy Nobles - Huracanes de Tampico / Mexico
Stephen Thomas - free agent
Alex Young - Orlandina / Italy
year.
STARTER STREAKS
Entering the season, junior Ian Chiles has the team’s
longest streak of starts, having started 28 straight times.
Sophomore forward Lyonell Gaines has started 21
straight dating back to last year’s Louisville game.
FRESH STARTS
Lyonell Gaines’ 27 starts last year were the most by an
IUPUI freshman during the program’s Division I era. Both
Alex Young and George Hill started 21 times in their
rookie campaigns.
GIMMIE THOSE DIGITS
Junior center Mitchell Patton switched jersey numbers
from 50 to 42 entering this season. The 6-foot-9 lefty wore
the number 42 at South Knox High School before opting to
wear 50 his first two seasons at IUPUI.
In addition, John Hart will wear No. 25 in his lone
season with the Jaguars. Hart, who wore No. 32 while at
Purdue, opted to wear No. 25 this season as a tribute to
his late cousin Larretha “Lala” Draughon. Draughon was a
standout basketball player at both Northwest High School
and more recently Vincennes University, but was slain in an
Indianapolis shooting this past summer.
Freshman Cortell Busby will be the first-ever IUPUI
player to wear the No. 0 in the program’s 40+ year history.
Nos. 51 and 53 are the only ‘eligible’ numbers to have
never been worn by IUPUI players.
1-0 IN BRACKETBUSTERS
IUPUI had a profitable first run in the Sears BracketBuster event, claiming an 84-80 win at Nicholls State
in their first year of participation. IUPUI will host the
program’s first-ever BracketBuster game on Feb. 23, 2013.
MEDIA NOTE - IT’S IUPUI
Please use IUPUI on first AND all subsequent references.
Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis or any
other form is not acceptable.
As for the nickname, please use Jaguars on first reference and either Jaguars or Jags on subsequent references.
THE OLD AND THE YOUNG
IUPUI has three 23-year olds on this year’s roster, with
John Hart being the oldest of the bunch. Hart turned 23
in June while Cameron Loepker turned 23 in August and
Sean Esposito turned 23 yesterday.
Freshman Elijah Ray is the youngest of the 16 Jaguars
and won’t celebrate his 19th birthday until Dec. 14 of this
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Name
Cortell Busby
Lyonell Gaines
Ian Chiles
Linwood Ross, Jr.
Jordan Shanklin
Cameron Loepker
Greg Rice
Ja’Rob McCallum #
Elijah Ray
Sean Esposito
Marcellus Barksdale
P.J. Hubert
Nick Kitcoff
John Hart
Donovan Gibbs
Mitchell Patton
2012-13 IUPUI Basketball Roster
Pos.
G
F
G
G
G
C
G
G
F
G
G/F
G
F
G
F
C
Ht.
6-2
6-6
6-1
6-5
6-0
6-9
5-11
6-0
6-6
6-3
6-5
6-5
6-7
6-2
6-7
6-9
Wt.
180
217
188
185
183
275
188
170
230
205
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199
191
205
200
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Head Coach: Todd Howard (2nd season - Louisville, ‘93)
Associate Head Coach: Matt Crenshaw (7th season - IUPUI, ‘04)
Assistant Coach: David Padgett (2nd season - Louisville, ‘08)
Assistant Coach: Don Carlisle (1st season - IUPUI, ‘01)
Director of Operations: Chris Johnson (1st season)
Athletic Trainer: Craig Middlebrook (1st season)
Cl.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Hometown
Chester, S.C.
Louisville, Ky.
Louisville, Ky.
Miramar, Fla.
Bowling Green, Ky.
Lafayette, Ind.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Marion, Ind.
Gary, Ind.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Lexington, Ky.
Greenfield, Ind.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Beech Grove, Ind.
Louisville, Ky.
Vincennes, Ind.
High School (Previous School)
Lewisville/Fishburne (Va.) Military
Eastern
Ballard (Wabash Valley JC)
Westminister Academy
Warren Central
Central Catholic (IU South Bend)
Ben Davis
Marion (Milwaukee)
Bowman Academy
Cathedral
Tates Creek
Mt. Vernon
Pike (Ancilla College)
Beech Grove (Purdue)
Iroquois
South Knox
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2011-12 SUMMIT LEAGUE STATS
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VS. TRINE (EXH.) s PAGE 7
1 STATS EXTRA
Double-Digit Scoring Games ‘12-13 Car. Consec.
Ian Chiles 0
18 4
Sean Esposito 0
11 1
Lyonell Gaines 0
5
0
Donovan Gibbs 0
5
0
Mitchell Patton 0
5
0
Greg Rice 0
3
0
Marcellus Barksdale 0
2
0
P.J. Hubert 0
1
0
20+ Pts. Games Lyonell Gaines ‘12-13 Car. Consec.
0
1
0
Double-Digit Reb. Games Lyonell Gaines Mitchell Patton ‘12-13 Car. Consec.
0
2
0
0
1
0
Double-Doubles Lyonell Gaines Mitchell Patton ‘12-13 Car. Consec.
0
1
0
0
1
0
Games Started Ian Chiles Lyonell Gaines Mitchell Patton Sean Esposito Donovan Gibbs Greg Rice P.J. Hubert Jordan Shanklin ‘12-13 Car. Consec.
0
28 28
0
27 22
0
16 0
0
13 0
0
6
0
0
4
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
Dunks Ian Chiles Donovan Gibbs Lyonell Gaines Mitchell Patton ‘12-13 (Career)
0 (6)
0 (5)
0 (3)
0 (2)
1 ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS
Games Played 1. Sean Esposito
2. Donovan Gibbs
3. Mitchell Patton
4. Greg Rice
t-5. Marcellus Barksdale
t-5. Ian Chiles
t-5. Lyonell Gaines
Total
82
64
60
37
32
32
32
Points 1. Ian Chiles 2. Sean Esposito 3. Lyonell Gaines 4. Mitchell Patton 5. Donovan Gibbs 6. Marcellus Barksdale 7. Greg Rice 8. P.J. Hubert 9. Jordan Shanklin 10. Nick Kitcoff Total
336
275
200
194
183
104
90
27
14
4
Rebounds 1. Lyonell Gaines 2. Donovan Gibbs 3. Ian Chiles t-4. Mitchell Patton t-4. Sean Esposito 6. Marcellus Barksdale 7. Greg Rice 8. Nick Kitcoff Total
137
127
107
90
90
60
39
4
9. P.J. Hubert 10. Jordan Shanklin RECORD40-0; 0-0 SUMMIT
3
3
Assists 1. Ian Chiles 2. Sean Esposito 3. Greg Rice 4. Lyonell Gaines 5. Marcellus Barksdale 6. Donovan Gibbs 7. Mitchell Patton 8. Jordan Shanklin t-9. P.J. Hubert t-9. Nick Kitcoff Total
54
49
33
28
24
23
12
10
2
2
Steals 1. Ian Chiles 2. Sean Esposito 3. Marcellus Barksdale 4. Lyonell Gaines 5. Donovan Gibbs 6. Mitchell Patton 7. Greg Rice 8. Jordan Shanklin 9. P.J. Hubert Total
38
26
21
12
11
10
9
7
4
Blocks
1. Mitchell Patton 2. Ian Chiles 3. Donovan Gibbs 4. Lyonell Gaines t-5. Marcellus Barksdale t-5. Sean Esposito t-5. Nick Kitcoff 8. Greg Rice 9. P.J. Hubert Total
23
19
17
5
4
4
4
3
1
Threes Made 1. Sean Esposito 2. Ian Chiles 3. Greg Rice 4. Marcellus Barksdale 5. P.J. Hubert 6. Mitchell Patton 7. Donovan Gibbs 8. Jordan Shanklin Total
74
34
12
10
9
5
2
1
1 IUPUI’S RECORD WHEN...
‘12-13‘12-13Under
Overall
Summit
Howard
Home 0-0
0-0
11-5
Away 0-0
0-0
3-12
Neutral 0-00-00-1
Lead @ Halftime 0-0
0-0
10-1
Trail @ Halftime 0-0
0-0
3-16
Tied @ Halftime 0-0
0-0
1-1
Leading w/ 5:00 left 0-0
0-0
12-1
Trailing w/ 5:00 left 0-0
0-0
2-17
Tied w/ 5:00 left 0-0
0-0
0-0
Shooting 50% or better 0-0
0-0
4-1
Shooting between 40-50% 0-0
0-0
8-11
Shooting lower than 40% 0-0
0-0
2-6
Commit less TO than opp. 0-0
0-0
9-11
Commit more TO than opp. 0-0
0-0
3-7
Commit same TO as opp. 0-0
0-0
2-0
Outrebound opponent 0-0
0-0
10-4
Outrebounded by opponent 0-0
0-0
4-13
Rebounding is equal 0-0
0-0
0-1
Bench outscores opp. 0-0
0-0
4-9
Bench is outscored by opp. 0-0
0-0
9-8
Bench scoring is equal 0-0
0-0
1-1
Hit more FT than opp. 0-0
0-0
9-6
Hit less FT than opp. 0-0
0-0
4-12
Hit same FT as opp. 0-0
0-0
1-0
Hit more 3FG than opp. 0-0
0-0
5-9
Hit less 3FG than opp. 0-0
0-0
5-8
Hit same 3FG as opp. 0-0
0-0
4-1
Decided by 5 pts or fewer 0-0
0-0
3-8
Decided by 6-10 points 0-0
0-0
6-4
Decided by 10+ points 0-0
0-0
5-6
In home whites 0-0
0-0
11-5
In Vegas gold 0-0
0-0
0-0
In road blacks 0-0
0-0
0-6
In road reds 0-0
0-0
3-7
6 players in double-digits 0-0
0-0
0-1
5 players in double-digits 0-0
0-0
0-0
4 players in double-digits 0-0
0-0
8-3
3 players in double-digits 0-0
0-0
2-7
2 players in double-digits 0-0
0-0
4-5
1 player in double-digits 0-0
0-0
0-2
On Mondays 0-0
0-0
1-0
On Tuesdays 0-00-01-1
On Wednesdays 0-00-02-2
On Thursdays 0-00-01-5
On Fridays 0-0
0-0
4-1
On Saturdays 0-0
0-0
5-7
On Sundays 0-0
0-0
0-1
In November 0-0
0-0
2-5
In December 0-0
0-0
5-3
In January 0-0
0-0
1-7
In February 0-0
0-0
6-2
In March 0-0
0-0
0-1
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TODD HOWARD
Head Coach | Second Season
Todd Howard took over as the seventh head
coach in the history of the IUPUI Men’s Basketball
Program on April 21, 2011. He is entering his 18th
season on the Jaguars sidelines and his second
season as head coach. Prior to that, he served 10
years as the Associate Head Coach to longtime leader
Ron Hunter and was an assistant on Hunter’s staff for
six years prior.
In his first year at the helm of the Jags,
Howard guided IUPUI to a 14-18 record with both
Alex Young and newcomer Ian Chiles earning
postseason accolades. Young earned his third
consecutive First Team All-League ballot and
participated in the Sacramento Kings Summer Camp
before becoming the most recent in a long list of IUPUI players to continue playing overseas. Young inked a
deal to play in Italy while fellow 2012 senior Stephen Thomas signed to play in England.
Chiles, Howard’s first signee as head coach, earned a spot on the league’s All-Newcomer Team in 2012.
While under Hunter, he surpassed Greg Mingus as the longest tenured assistant/associate coach in the
program’s history and was also the longest tenured assistant/associate coach in The Summit League. Before
being promoted to the head spot, he was recognized by numerous publications, including Hoop Scoop and
Fox Sports, among the top assistant/associate coaches in the nation among mid-majors.
Howard has been instrumental in the program’s successes - on the court, in the classroom, on the
recruiting trail and within the community. The Jaguars won a school record 26 games during the 2007-08
season and nearly equaled that number with 25 wins in 2009-10. In 2010, IUPUI also claimed its first-ever
postseason victory at the NCAA Division I level, bettering Hofstra in the opening round of the College
Basketball Invitational (CBI) in Hempstead, N.Y.. IUPUI later hosted its first-ever Division I postseason game
before falling to Princeton in a double overtime thriller.
Both Robert Glenn and Alex Young were both pegged First Team All-Summit and Mid-Major AllAmericans by assorted publications.
The 2008 calendar year was a banner campaign for Howard as he traveled to Peru as part of the
program’s work with Samaritan’s Feet to deliver shoes to those less fortunate. That was after he had coached
an Athletes in Action team to an 8-1 record during a 10-day tour of East Asia. Later that same offseason,
reigning Summit League Player of the Year George Hill was selected by the San Antonio Spurs in the first
round of the NBA Draft. He became the first early entrant to be chosen in Summit League history and was
just the second-ever first rounder in the league’s near 30 year history.
Collectively, IUPUI was coming off its most successful season in program history, having won the
aforementioned 26 games behind Hill and fellow guards Gary Patterson and Austin Montgomery. The Jags
also won a school record 15 Summit League games and were a perfect 15-0 on their home floor.
Since being elevated to the associate post, Howard has been instrumental in IUPUI’s success in the
conference and on a national level. In six of the past 10 years, IUPUI has either played for or captured a
league title. Plus, IUPUI has produced two league Players of the Year, two Newcomers of the Year, a Sixth
Man of the Year and a Defensive Player of the Year.
Howard’s work with the Jaguars’ guards has been evidenced by the program being ranked among the
nation’s leaders in fewest turnovers per game the past five seasons. In 2008, the Jaguars were the only team
in the country to rank among the top five in field goal, free throw and three-point shooting percentages,
leading the nation in the three-point shooting. In 2010, the Jaguars ranked second to only Syracuse in field
goal shooting and led The Summit in field goal and three-point percentage and steals. In 2011, IUPUI led The
Summit and ranked top five nationally in free throw shooting.
In his role as recruiting coordinator, Howard is always highly visible on the recruiting trail, having strung
together numerous marquee classes for the Jags. Most recently, he scoured his home state of Kentucky for
prep standouts Marcellus Barksdale, Lyonell Gaines and Jordan Shanklin. Gaines later earned a spot on the
prestigious Kentucky All-Star Team, becoming IUPUI’s second selection in three years. In 2007 IUPUI inked
Indiana All-Stars Larry Stone and Alex Young and Kentucky All-Star Aaron Morris. The class of John Ashworth
and Adrian Moss, swingman Leroy Nobles and highly touted big man Christian Siakam was rated tops in The
Summit by noted insider Clark Francis, editor of The Hoop Scoop. IUPUI’s class ranked No. 93 in the nation
THE HOWARD FILE
School: ........................................................................... Louisville, ‘93
Seasons with IUPUI:.......................18th season / 2nd as Head Coach
Career Record:..........................................................14-18 (2nd year)
Coaching Experience:
......................................................2011-pres., Head Coach, IUPUI
..........................................2001-11, Associate Head Coach, IUPUI
............................................... 1995-2001, Assistant Coach, IUPUI
................................ 1993-94, Student Assistant Coach, Louisville
with the spring signings of Ashworth, Moss and Siakam.
He helped land Ben Davis standout point guard Greg Rice, keeping the trend going of landing top-notch
talent from the city of Indianapolis. In 2010, he returned to his Louisville roots to bring talented forward
Donovan Gibbs to the IUPUI program, along with in-state standouts P.J. Hubert and Mitchell Patton.
In 2004, Howard began to further earn acclaim on both the camp and recruiting scene. He spent a week
as a clinician at the prestigious Pete Newell Big Man Camp in Hawaii, while also helping secure one of IUPUI’s
most prolific recruiting classes in recent memory.
In the early signing period, Howard helped ink Indianapolis high school products George Hill (Broad
Ripple) and Craig Swoope (Carmel). Over the summer during the late signing period, Howard helped land a
pair of junior college standouts in Michal Vavrek (Joliet JC) and Maushae Byles (Kennedy-King CC). Prior to
that, Howard had been equally successful in landing in-state talent including 2002 Marion County Player of
the Year Brandon Cole and 2003 Indiana All-Star David Barlow.
Hill later became IUPUI’s second Indiana All-Star, while Vavrek was the second IUPUI recruit to receive
All-America mention from the NJCAA. In all, IUPUI has signed seven former Indiana All-Stars since Howard’s
promotion to Associate Head Coach, after signing just one in the program’s history previously.
Howard also played a vital role in landing a pair of Division I transfers for the third time in program
history. Former Indiana All-Stars Gary Patterson and Austin Montgomery were both named to the league’s
All-Newcomer Team after sitting the previous season. Before that, former Indiana All-Star Brandon Cameron
and Lawrence North’s Angelo Smith made their mark on the Jags lineup. In 2002-03, the addition’s of Wright
State’s Marcus May and Ball State’s Josh Murray in 2002 helped propel the Jags to its most memorable year
in program history. That year, Howard was a big part in IUPUI bringing home the Mid-Con Championship and
making it’s first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance. Under his guidance, the Jaguars posted a 20-14 overall
record and a 10-4 mark in conference play.
In 13 seasons in The Summit League (formerly Mid-Continent Conference), Howard has seen 11 players
(Don Carlisle, Sylvester Allen, Antoine Lewis, Odell Bradley, Josh Murray, Akeem Clark, George Hill, Austin
Montgomery, Gary Patterson, Robert Glenn and Stephen Thomas) recognized on the All-Newcomer Team in
the coaches/media polls. In 2005-06, Montgomery became IUPUI’s first-ever Mid-Con Newcomer of the Year
in the program’s history and Glenn matched the award in 2009.
In 2001-02, Howard’s first year as Associate Head Coach, the Jaguars showed promise on the mid-major
level as they turned in a 15-15 mark and clawed their way to the Mid-Con Tournament Championship game.
The recruiting class around which that team was built, featured six talented JUCO players and 2002 Howard
County Player of the Year Blair Crawford.
“Todd certainly has the pedigree, knowledge and work ethic to succeed in this profession,” Francis said.
“His results at IUPUI have led the Jaguars to unprecedented success. His recruiting prowess has brought
quality, impact student-athletes to Indianapolis.”
A native of Louisville, Ky., Howard played collegiately at the University of Louisville where he labels his
experience in playing for Hall of Fame Coach Denny Crum as one that enabled him to “play for the best, with
the best and against the best.” While reaching the NCAA Tournament three times, the Cardinals also captured
two Metro Conference titles.
Upon completion of his playing career, Howard served as a student assistant under Crum for the 199394 season. The Cardinals enjoyed a return trip to the NCAA Sweet 16 that season and boasted a roster that
included five future NBA players.
While at IUPUI, more than 20 former Jaguars recruited by Howard have gone on to professional careers,
led by George Hill’s being drafted and Carlos Knox, Odell Bradley and Matt Crenshaw’s stints overseas. Former
IUPUI standout Don Carlisle is still among the elite players in France, while Akeem Clark has starred both in
the U.S. and overseas. Howard has coached five All-Americans and 14 All-League players.
Howard graduated from Louisville Ballard High School in 1989 after capturing a state championship as a
junior in 1988 and finishing as state runner-up in 1987. Ballard was nationally ranked during each of his four
seasons as Howard was named All-District and All-Region each season. He was a high school teammate of
current New York Knicks star Allan Houston. Throughout his high school and collegiate career, Howard played
with eight future NBA players.
The Howard family is rich in basketball tradition. Todd’s father, Terry, also played at Louisville while his
younger brother, Nathan, played at Murray State. In 1999, Howard was listed by The Hoop Scoop as “One of
the Games Top 20 Assistant Coaches” and was recently listed by Indiana Basketball News as one of the state’s
top assistants.
Howard values the mentorship of Hall of Fame Coach Pete Newell and has served as a camp clinician
at his annual ‘Big Man Camp’ on two occasions. He worked with some of the game’s elite post players and
learning from the Hall of Fame coach. In 2002, Howard assisted FIBA and USA Basketball in hosting the
World Championships in Indianapolis.
The Louisville product prides himself in the development of perimeter players. IUPUI’s success has been
predicated by strong backcourts and few have been stronger than the 2007-08 trio of Hill, Patterson and
Montgomery. In addition, Howard helped the long-term development of Crenshaw, David Barlow, Johnny
Miller, Matt Burks, Rodney Thomas, Derek Williams, Taj Hawkins and Carlos Knox, among others.
“Howard has a relationship with the players that all coaches dream about,” WISH-TV’s Anthony Calhoun
said. “The one thing that caught my attention is how much the players love playing for him.”
Howard’s responsibilities range from recruiting, advance scouting, game and practice preparation,
player development, compliance liason, academic monitoring and scheduling.
He is married to the former Patti Martin, also from Louisville.
The couple have a son, Adam, who turns 13 on Jan. 10 and a daughter, Katie, who turns 10 on March 5.
The Howard family resides in Fishers, Ind..
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2012-13 IUPUI MEN’S BASKETBALL RADIO/TV CHART
#0 - CORTELL BUSBY
6-24Fr.4G
Chester, S.C.
#1 - LYONELL GAINES
6-64So.4F
Louisville, Ky.
#4 - IAN CHILES
6-14Jr.4G
Louisville, Ky.
#5 - LINWOOD ROSS, JR.
6-54Fr.4G
Miramar, Fla.
#10 - JORDAN SHANKLIN
6-04So.4G
Bowling Green, Ky.
#11 - CAMERON LOEPKER
6-94Sr.4C
Lafayette, Ind.
#12 - GREG RICE
5-114Sr.4G
Indianapolis, Ind.
#13 - JA’ROB McCALLUM
6-04Sr.4G
Marion, Ind.
#14 - ELIJAH RAY
6-64Fr.4F
Gary, Ind.
#24 - NICK KITCOFF
6-74Sr.4GF
Indianapolis, Ind.
#20 - SEAN ESPOSITO
6-34Sr.4G
Indianapolis, Ind.
#25 - JOHN HART
6-24Sr.4G
Beech Grove, Ind.
PRONUNCIATIONS:
LYONELL Gaines........................................................... LYE-nell
Ian CHILES...............................................(rhymes with smiles)
Sean ESPOSITO............................................... ess-poe-ZEE-toe
Cameron LOEPKER.......................................................LEP-kurr
JA’ROB McCallum........................................................ jah-ROB
#22 - MARCELLUS BARKSDALE
6-54So.4G/F
Lexington, Ky.
#30 - DONOVAN GIBBS
6-74Jr.4F
Louisville, Ky.
#23 - P.J. HUBERT
6-54Jr.4G
Greenfield, Ind.
#42 - MITCHELL PATTON
6-94Jr.4C
Vincennes, Ind.
NUMERICAL ROSTER
0.............................. Cortell Busby
1............................ Lyonell Gaines
4....................................Ian Chiles
5........................ Linwood Ross, Jr.
10..........................Jordan Shanklin
11....................... Cameron Lopeker
12.................................... Greg Rice
13........................ Ja’Rob McCallum
14....................................Elijah Ray
20............................. Sean Esposito
22....................Marcellus Barksdale
23.................................. P.J. Hubert
24................................. Nick Kitcoff
25....................................John Hart
30........................... Donovan Gibbs
42.......................... Mitchell Patton
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
22............... BARKSDALE, Marcellus
0.............................BUSBY, Cortell
4................................. CHILES, Ian
20...........................ESPOSITO, Sean
1.......................... GAINES, Lyonell
30..........................GIBBS, Donovan
25................................. HART, John
24.............................. KITCOFF, Nick
11..................... LOEPKER, Cameron
13..................... McCALLUM, Ja’Rob
42....................... PATTON, Mitchell
14...................................RAY, Elijah
12...................................RICE, Greg
5.....................ROSS, JR., Linwood
10...................... SHANKLIN, Jordan
ROSTER BREAKDOWNS
BY CLASS:
Sr. (6): Esposito, Hart, Kitcoff,
Loepker, McCallum, Rice
Jr. (4): Chiles, Gibbs, Hubert,
Patton
So. (3): Barksdale, Gaines,
Shanklin
Fr. (3): Busby, Ray, Ross
BY POSITION:
G (10): Barksdale, Busby, Chiles,
Esposito, Hart, Hubert, McCallum, Ross, Rice,
Shanklin
F (4): Gaines, Gibbs, Kitcoff, Ray
C (2): Loepker, Patton
BY STATE:
FL (1): Ross
IN (9): Esposito, Hart, Hubert,
Kitcoff, Loepker, McCallum,
Patton, Ray, Rice
KY (5): Barksdale, Chiles, Gaines,
Gibbs, Shanklin
SC (1): Busby