The MId-American Conference #5 Tyler Jones

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The MId-American Conference
#5 Tyler Jones
Senior Carlos Medlock was named an All-MAC selection each of his three seasons.
Providing leadership in education and in diversity, the Mid-American
Conference moves into its 62nd year of service to the studentathlete.
Since its inception in 1946, the Mid-American Conference has
progressively grown and developed into one of the most aggressive Division I conferences in the country. Under the guidance of
Commissioner Rick Chryst, the seventh commissioner in the history of the league, the MAC has responded to the ever changing
landscape of membership issues and member standards in the
fast-paced environment of collegiate athletics.
The league has grown its commitment to championships by
expanding to six neutral site post season events – football (Detroit’s Ford Field), volleyball (Toledo’s SeaGate Centre), men’s
and women’s basketball (Cleveland’s Quicken Loans Arena),
softball (Akron’s Firestone Stadium) and most recently baseball
(Chillicothe’s VA Memorial Stadium).
MAC football produced three bowl teams in 2007, the giving the
MAC 14 bowl berths in the past four years with 10 different league
institutions represented during that time. The 2007 season also
welcomed the addition of Temple University to the East Division
and the Owls responded with a league-leading defense and a 4-4
conference mark in their inaugural MAC season. A total of nine
MAC football players were selected in the 2008 NFL draft, making
it the second most selectees for the league since the NFL went to
seven rounds in 1994.
In its partnership with ESPN, the worldwide leader in sports, an
unprecedented 25 football games involving MAC schools will be
televised in 2008. That number includes regular season and post
season events on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN Classic and
ESPN360. In addition, an eight-game MAC Game of the Week will
be syndicated on ESPN Plus and available on over-the-air network
affiliates to more than 22 millions homes in the Midwest.
Four Mid-American Conference men’s basketball programs went
on to postseason play this season as Kent State (NCAA Tournament), Akron (National Invitation Tournament), Miami (College
Basketball Invitational) and Ohio (College Basketball Invitational)
all made an appearance in postseason tournaments. There were a
total of two women’s basketball programs that reached the postseason as Miami (NCAA Tournament) and Bowling Green (Women’s
NIT) represented the MAC in postseason play.
Kent State men’s basketball program was ranked in the top 25 in
the regular season for the first time in school history. The Golden
Flashes were 23rd in the Associated Press poll and 24th in the
ESPN/USA Today coaches’ poll, both of which were released on
February 25th.The Flashes earned their 10th consecutive 20-win
season in addition to picking up the 1,000th victory in the 92-year
history of the program. The last time the MAC had a team appear
in the top 25 during the regular season was in 2001 when Ball
State was ranked for four straight weeks (Nov. 26-Dec. 17), with
the Cardinals climbing as high as 15th in the AP poll on Dec. 3.
The Golden Flashes also made headlines in men’s golf this
past season as KSU finished alone in sixth place at the NCAA
Championship to earn the highest finish in the program’s storied
history. MAC wrestlers also continued to shine on the national stage
as Central Michigan senior 197-pounder Wynn Michalak finished
runner-up at the NCAA Wrestling Championships and the Chippewas finished tied for seventh in the overall team competition.
The conference now has national leadership positions on the
following NCAA committees: - Carol Cartwright, interim President,
Bowling Green, (Ad Hoc Committee to Review Issues Related to
Gender and Ethnicity); Warde Manual, Buffalo (Academic Cabinet);
Dell Robinson, MAC (Administrative Cabinet); Tom Collins, Ball
State (Amateursim Cabinet); Mack Rhoades, Akron (Championships/Sports Management Cabinet); Brad Bates, Miami (Committee
on Academic Performance); Eileen K. Jennings, Central Michigan
(Committee on Infractions); Susan Lipnickey, Miami (Infractions Appeals Committee, and Leadership Council); Derrick Gragg, Eastern
Michigan (Legislative Council); Stephanie Harvey-Vandenberg,
Eastern Michigan (Recruiting Cabinet); Kelly Andrews, Toledo
(Student-Athlete Awards, Benefits and Financial Aid Cabinet);
Karin Lee, Ball State (Minority Opportunities and Interests); Rick
Chryst, MAC (Playing Rules Oversight Panel); Lee Meserve, Bowling Green (Walter Byers Scholarship Committee).
Furthermore, the MAC has representation on the Division I Sport
Committees and related governing groups: - Cathy O’Donnell, Kent
State (Field Hockey); Dave Heeke, Central Michigan (Football
Issues); Laing Kennedy, Kent State (Men’s Basketball); Charlie
Coles, Miami (Men’s Basketball Issues); Mary Lu Gribschaw, Akron
(Men’s Soccer); Karin Lee, Ball State (Women’s Tennis); Rich Ceronie, Miami (Men’s and Women’s Track and Field); Anucha BrowneSanders (Women’s Basketball Issues); Greg Christopher, Bowling
Green (Women’s Basketball); Matt Wolfert, Ball State (Women’s
Soccer); Derek van der Merwe (Wrestling); Jim Schaus, Ohio
(Men’s Basketball Rules); Reggie Witherspoon (Men’s Basketball
Rules); Jerry Reighard, Central Michigan (Women’s Gymnastics);
Dee Abrahamson, Northern Illinois (Softball Rules Committee).
From Super Bowl quarterback Ben Roethlisberger (Miami University), British Open winner Ben Curtis (Kent State University), World
Series winning manager Bob Brenly (Ohio University) and Olympic
Rick Chryst
Commissioner
Rick Boyages
Associate
Commissioner
Director of Men’s
Basketball Operations
NCAA Division I Tournament 1987-88, 1990-91, 1995-96, 1997-98
Jeremy Guy
Associate
Media Relations
Director
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bobsled team member Brock Kreitzburg (University of Toledo), the
Mid-American Conference continues to excel in producing leaders
in the world of athletics.
MAC Milestones
In March of 2006, Chryst and Cleveland Cavaliers President Len
Komoroski announced that the Mid-American Conference Men’s
and Women’s Basketball Tournaments would remain in Cleveland
at Quicken Loans Arena through 2011. The MAC also announced
a format change for both tournaments, bringing all 12 men’s and
women’s teams to Cleveland beginning in 2007. The MAC also cohosted the 2007 Women’s Final Four at Quicken Loans Arena, after
successfully hosting a 2006 NCAA Women’s Basketball Regional
at Quicken Loans Arena.
In 2006, Chryst also announced a five-year partnership with
ISP Sports, Inc. to oversee and coordinate the league’s marketing and sponsorship rights. ISP, which currently manages more
than 40 college properties nationwide, is considered the leader in
the collegiate sports marketing industry. The MAC was ISP’s first
conference property.
ISP is responsible for managing and growing the MAC’s stable
of corporate partners, which currently includes FirstEnergy, Kraft,
Marathon Oil, GMAC Financial Services, Gatorade, Automart.com
and Sirius Satellite Radio. FirstEnergy has been the title sponsor for
the men’s basketball tournament since its first year in Cleveland in
March 2000, Kraft has been associated with the women’s basketball
tournament since 2001, and Marathon Oil will be sponsoring the
football championship for the fourth time in 2008.
History of the MAC
Based in Cleveland since July 1999 following a 15-year stay in
Toledo, Ohio, the MAC has established historic measurements in
both football and men’s and women’s basketball since its move to
Northeast Ohio.
The Mid-American Conference was founded as a five-school
league on February 24, 1946 in Columbus, Ohio with Ohio, Butler, Cincinnati, Wayne State and Western Reserve admitted as
charter members. The Mid-American Conference has 12 full-time
schools and a 13th, Temple, for football only. Comprising the East
Division is the University of Akron (joined in 1992), Bowling Green
State University (1952), University at Buffalo (1998), Kent State
University (1951), Miami University (1947) , Ohio University (1946)
and Temple University (2007). The West Division members are
Ball State University (1973), Central Michigan University (1971),
Eastern Michigan University (1971), Northern Illinois University
(1975-86, 1997), University of Toledo (1950) and Western Michigan
University (1947).
In 1946 men’s basketball was the first competitive sport in the
MAC, which now sponsors a total of 23 sports. Women’s sports
were brought into the conference’s structure in 1980.
For men, championships (11) are sponsored in football, basketball, baseball, cross country, soccer, swimming and diving, indoor
track and field, outdoor track and field, wrestling, golf and tennis.
For women, championships (12) are sponsored in basketball,
softball, volleyball, cross country, field hockey, golf, soccer, swimming and diving, gymnastics, indoor track and field, outdoor track
and tennis.
EMU, which had won the Reese Trophy three previous times (1987-88, 1990-91, 1995-96), added its fourth overall men's all-sports title in 2007-08.
The Eagles posted four league regular-season titles and one MAC Tournament crown last season. Pictured above are several of EMU's men's
head coaches, including (from L-R): Jay Alexander (baseball), EMU president Dr. Susan Martin, EMU Athletic Director Dr. Derrick Gragg, Bruce
Cunningham (golf), Peter Linn (swimming), Brad Fairchild (track), Charles E. Ramsey (basketball) and Derek DelPorto (wrestling).
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Mid-American Conference Regular Season Champions 1988, 1991, 1996, 1998
MAC Tournament Champions 1988, 1991, 1996, 1998
2007-08 MAC FINAL STANDINGS
WEST DIVISION
Team
W L Pct. Hm Rd Stk HStk W
Western Michigan12 4 .750 8-0 4-4 W1 W8 20 Eastern Michigan 8
8 .500 7-1 1-7 W1 W5 14 Central Michigan 8 8 .500 6-2 2-6 L1 L1 14 Toledo 7 8 .467 6-1 1-7 W2 W1 11 Ball State 5 11 .312 4-4 1-7 L1 W2 6 Northern Illinois 3 12 .200 2-6 1-6 L4 L4 6 L
12 17 17 19 24 22 Pct.
.625 .452 .452 .367 .200 .214 Hm
11-1 10-4 8-3 9-3 5-10 5-7 EAST DIVISION
Team
W L Pct. Hm. Rd.Stk. HStk W Kent State 13 3 .812 8-0 5-3 W2 W8 28 Akron 11 5 .688 6-2 5-3 L1 L1 23 Ohio 9 7 .562 7-1 2-6 W1 W1 19 Miami 9 7 .562 6-3 3-4 W1 W2 17 Bowling Green 7 9 .438 6-2 1-7 L2 W1 13 Buffalo 3 13 .188 2-6 1-7 L1 W1 10 All-MAC First Team
Al Fisher, Kent State
Tim Pollitz, Miami
Leon Williams, Ohio
Joe Reitz, Western Michigan
David Kool, Western Michigan
All-MAC Second Team
Jeremiah Wood, Akron
Giordan Watson, Central Michigan
Haminn Quaintance, Kent State
Mike Scott, Kent State
Michael Bramos, Miami
L
6
10 12 15 17 20 Pct. .824 .697 .613 .531 .433 .333 Hm. 16-0 13-3 12-1 9-3 8-5 7-6 Rd Neu Stk HStk LWStk 7-9 2-2 L1 W10 W5 3-11 1-2 L1 W6 W2 5-12 1-2 L1 L1 W4 1-15 1-1 L1 W1 W3 1-13 0-1 L2 W2 W2 1-12 0-3 L5 L5 W2 L10
7-3
6-4
4-6
4-6
3-7
1-9
Rd. Neu. Stk. HStk LWStk L10
8-5 4-1 W5 W16 W7 9-1
6-5 4-2 L1 L1 W5 6-4
5-9 2-2 L1 W1 W5 4-6
4-10 4-2 L1 W2
W5
5-5
4-10 1-2 L3 W1 W3
3-7
1-12 2-2 L2 W2
W3
4-6
Honorable Mention
Carlos Medlock, Eastern Michigan
Nick Dials, Akron
Anthony Newell, Ball State
Peyton Stovall, Ball State
Nate Miller, Bowling Green
Andy Robinson, Buffalo
Chris Singletary, Kent State
Kenny Hayes, Miami
Jerome Tillman, Ohio
Tyrone Kent, Toledo
All-Freshman Team
Steve McNees, Akron
Melvin Goins, Ball State
Joe Jakubowski, Bowling Green
Jeremy Allen, Central Michigan
Darion Anderson, Northern Illinois
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EMU CONFERENCE ONLY STATISTICS
##
Player
GP GS Min
AvgFGFGA Pct
3FGFGAPctFTFTA PctOffDefTot Avg PFFO ATO
03
MEDLOCK, Carlos 16
16
517
32.3 70
166 .422 36
97 .371 76 90
.844 13 46 59 3.7
39 1
58 66
0
18 252 15.8
10
25
23
04
32
05
20
21
00
15
02
22
34
TM
AXON, Jarred
16
1
346
21.6 55
146 .377 36
92 .391 21 26
.808 7 17 24 1.5
17 0
25 20
2
10 167 10.4
DOBBINS, Justin
15
11
315
21.0 49
85
0
.000 28 38
.737 21 31 52 3.5
40 3
12 27
7
3
BUNKLEY, Jesse
16
15
412
25.8 44
118 .373 28
83 .337 14 20
.700 4 44 48 3.0
41 1
33 23
2
16 130 8.1
MATTHEWS, James6
0
92
15.3 12
27
.444 0
0
.000 11 13
.846 12 18 30 5.0
12 0
1
11
1
0
35
5.8
LEWIS, Travis
16
9
432
27.0 25
58
.431 17
39 .436 17 27
.630 18 73 91 5.7
33 1
29 18
5
28 84
5.3
JONES, Tyler
16
8
267
16.7 18
54
.333 9
30 .300 30 38
.789 14 18 32 2.0
24 0
16 18
0
7
75
4.7
GAY, Zane
14
0
186
13.3 25
48
.521 6
21 .286 9
17
.529 14 21 35 2.5
16 0
10 8
2
4
65
4.6
FARROW, Wendale 13
11
237
18.2 18
37
.486 3
5
.600 12 20
.600 19 23 42 3.2
28 0
6
14
3
3
51
3.9
BANJANIN, Nenad 14
5
180
12.9 17
33
.515 0
0
.000 7
17
.412 11 10 21 1.5
14 0
6
7
1
2
41
2.9
COOPER, Will
14
0
146
10.4 8
15
.533 2
2
1.0001
6
.167 9 10 19 1.4
18 0
7
9
9
6
19
1.4
FARRIS, Solomon
6
0
14
2.3
0
4
.000 0
3
.000 3
4
.750 1 2
3
0.5
0
0
1
3
0
0
3
0.5
AMETI, Merlynd
4
0
3
0.8
0
0
.000 0
0
.000 1
2
.500 0 0
0
0.0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0.3
DODD, Kyle
13
4
53
4.1
1
5
.200 0
0
.000 0
1
.000 5 5
10 0.8
4
0
0
5
6
1
2
0.2
.576 0
Avg
126 8.4
TEAM................
25 27 52 3.3 2
10
Total..........
16
342 796 .430 137 372 .368 230319 .721 173345518 32.4 2896 204 240 38 98 1051 65.7
Opponents......
16
369 833 .443 97 287 .338 214308 .695 180325505 31.6 2996 207 215 48 114 1049 65.6
SCORE BY PERIODS:
Eastern Michigan
Opponents
1st 2ndTotal
487 564 1051
507 542 1049
DEADBALL REBOUNDS:OFF DEFTOTAL
Eastern Michigan
38 2
40
Opponents
31 7
38
RECORD:O
ALL GAMES
8-8
CONFERENCE
8-8
NON-CONFERENCE
0-0
99
BlkStl Pts
H
7-1
7-1
0-0
AN
1-7 0-0
1-7 0-0
0-0 0-0
2007-08 INDIVIDUAL MAC STATISTICS
To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team’s
games.
SCORING
## Player-Team
Cl GFG 3FGFT Pts Avg/G
1. KENT, Tyrone-UT
JR 30 158 66 124 506 1
6.9
2. WILLIAMS, Leon-OHIO
SR 33 180 1 181 542 1
6.4
3. WATSON, Giordan-CMU
SR 31 168 64 108 508 16.4
4. KOOL, David-WMU
SO 32 158 71 136 523 1
6.3
5. BRAMOS, Michael-MIA
JR 28 150 65 90 455 1
6.2
6. POLLITZ, Tim-MIA
SR 33 215 6 74 510 15.5
7. REITZ, Joe-WMU
SR 32 146 1 186 479 1
5.0
8. MEDLOCK, Carlos-EMU
JR 31 126 63 144 459 1
4.8
9. WOOD, Jeremiah-UA
SR 31 168 6 94 436 1
4.1
10. FISHER, Al-KSU
JR 35 164 39 120 487 13.9
11. STOVALL, Peyton-BSU
SR 30 139 41 85 404 1
3.5
12. TILLMAN, Jerome-OHIO
JR 32 152 24 99 427 1
3.3
13. SCOTT, Mike-KSU
SR 35 148 40 125 461 13.2
14. MILLER, Nate-BGSU
JR 30 148 23 76 395 1
3.2
15. ROBINSON, Andy-UB
JR 30 128 55 83 394 1
3.1
16. WALTHER, Bubba-OHIO
SR 31 118 82 62 380 1
2.3
17. ANDERSON, Darion-NIU
FR 28 116 22 88 342 12.2
18. AMOS, Jonathan-UT
JR 30 128 14 94 364 1
2.1
19. HAYES, Kenny-MIA
JR 33 132 47 89 400 1
2.1
20. DIALS, Nick-UA
SR 35 108 77 123 416 11.9
21. KNIGHT, Chris-BGSU
FR 29 127 12 45 311 10.7
22. YOUNG, Jerrah-UT
SR 30 117 0 81 315 1
0.5
23. SINGLETARY, Chris-KSU
SO 31 106 16 91 319 1
0.3
24. DOBBINS, Justin-EMUSO 30 114 0 78 306 1
0.2
25. AXON, Jarred-EMUSR 31 99 65 51 314 10.1
26. QUAINTANCE, Haminn-KSU SR 35 137 0 77 351 10.0
27. NICHOLS, Jarvis-NIU
JR 27 84 32 68 2689.9
28. BUNKLEY, Jesse-EMU
SR 30 100 67 26 293 9.8
29. MIDDLETON, Cedrick-UA
SR 35 110 66 54 340 9.7
30. MOTEN, Brian-BGSU
JR 30 98 41 39 276 9.2
REBOUNDING
## Player-Team
Cl GOFF DEFTOT Avg/G
SR 33 145 180 325 9.8
2. REITZ, Joe-WMU
SR 32 93 161 254 7.9
SR 31 97 143 240 7.7
JR 32 69 173 242 7.6
5. QUAINTANCE, Haminn-KSU SR 35 100 164 264 7.5
FR 29 68 144 212 7.3
7. POLLITZ, Tim-MIA
SR 33 78 156 234 7.1
8. BETTS, Calvin-UB
SO 30 70 129 199 6.6
JR 30 61 134 195 6.5
SR 30 79 115 194 6.5
11. DIERKERS, Tyler-MIA.
JR 32 70 136 206 6.4
12. SCOTT, Mike-KSU
SR 35 64 158 222 6.3
SR 30 61 119 180 6.0
14.LEWIS, Travis-EMUSR 29 38 128 166 5.7
15. PERRY, Malik-BSU
FR 30 72 99 171 5.7
16. LOGAN, Shaun-NIU
SR 28 45 105 150 5.4
17. GARY, Shawntes-WMU
JR 32 53 118 171 5.3
18. VAN, Marcus-CMU
JR 30 67 91 158 5.3
FR 28 37 107 144 5.1
JR 30 34 117 151 5.0
FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 3.0 made per game)
## Player-Team
Cl GFGFGAPct
SR 33 180 293 .614
2. QUAINTANCE, Haminn-KSU SR 35 137 229 .598
3. REITZ, Joe-WMU
SR 32 146 257 .568
SO 31 106 191 .555
5. POLLITZ, Tim-MIA
SR 33 215 402 .535
6. DOBBINS, Justin-EMUSO 30 114 216 .528
JR 32 152 293 .519
JR 30 98 192 .510
SR 31 168 330 .509
10. LOGAN, Shaun-NIU
SR 28 98 196 .500
11. BETTS, Calvin-UB
SO 30 98 198 .495
SR 30 117 240 .488
13. SCOTT, Mike-KSU
SR 35 148 305 .485
14. GAMBLE, Greg-UB
JR 30 94 195 .482
SR 30 139 299 .465
ASSISTS
## Player-Team
2. ALLEN, Michael-OHIO
3. DIALS, Nick-UA
5. FISHER, Al-KSU
7. REDELL, Michael-WMU
8. POLLITZ, Tim-MIA
9. KENT, Tyrone-UT
10. JAKUBOWSKI, Joe-BGSU
13. GAMBLE, Greg-UB
14. MINCY, Jordan-KSU
Cl G Asst Avg/G
SR 31 138 4.45
JR 32 142 4.44
SR 35 148 4.23
JR 31 127 4.10
JR 35 141 4.03
SR 31 116 3.74
JR 32 116 3.62
SR 33 101 3.06
JR 30 91 3.03
FR 30 89 2.97
JR 30 81 2.70
FR 28 74 2.64
JR 30 75 2.50
JR 35 87 2.49
SR 31 77 2.48
FREE THROW PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game)
## Player-Team
Cl GFTMFTA Pct
SR 31 62 71 .873
2. DIALS, Nick-UA
SR 35 123 141 .872
3. KOOL, David-WMU
SO 32 136 159 .855
4. SCOTT, Mike-KSU
SR 35 125 147 .850
5. NICHOLS, Jarvis-NIU
JR 27 68 80 .850
6. BRAMOS, Michael-MIA
JR 28 90 107 .841
7. FISHER, Al-KSU
JR 35 120 144 .833
JR 31 144 176 .818
9. HAYES, Kenny-MIA
JR 33 89 112 .795
10. KENT, Tyrone-UT
JR 30 124 160 .775
11. GARY, Shawntes-WMU
JR 32 73 95 .768
JR 32 99 129 .767
SPICA, Marko-CMU
SO 27 66 86 .767
JR 30 83 109 .761
SO 31 91 121 .752
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2007-08 INDIVIDUAL MAC STATISTICS
STEALS
## Player-Team
Cl G Stls Avg/G
JR 30 78 2.60
SO 31 60 1.94
SR 31 58 1.87
4. QUAINTANCE, Haminn-KSU SR 35 63 1.80
JR 30 53 1.77
KENT, Tyrone-UT.
JR 30 53 1.77
7. GOINS, Melvin-BSU
FR 30 52 1.73
8. LINHART, Nate-UA
JR 35 57 1.63
9. BITZER, Jordan-CMU
SO 27 42 1.56
10.LEWIS, Travis-EMUSR 29 44 1.52
SR 31 46 1.48
JR 30 44 1.47
13. GAMBLE, Greg-UB
JR 30 43 1.43
SR 33 47 1.42
SR 35 49 1.40
BLOCKED SHOTS
## Player-Team
Cl G Blk
1. QUAINTANCE, Haminn-KSU SR 35 69
2. POLK, Otis-BGSU
SO 30 50 3. BRAMOS, Michael-MIA
JR 28 42 4. YOUNG, Jerrah-UT
SR 30 43 5. LARSON, Marc-BGSU
SO 30 36 6. VAN, Marcus-CMU
JR 30 33 7. KNIGHT, Chris-BGSU
FR 29 29 8. GRAFEL, Egan-NIU
SR 28 25 9. LOGAN, Shaun-NIU
SR 28 22 10. LAWSON, Donald-WMU
SO 31 24 11. SCOTT, Mike-KSU
SR 35 27 12. HART, Michael-NIU
SR 28 21 13. DOBBINS, Justin-EMUSO 30 21 14. WILLIAMS, Leon-OHIO
SR 33 23 15. MILUM, Quade-UA
SR 34 21 3-POINT FG PCT (Min. 1.0 made per game)
## Player-Team
Cl G 3FG
1. WOODS, Rashad-KSU
JR 33 33
2. HARMAN, Robbie-CMU
SO 31 41
JR 30 41
SR 35 66
5. DREWS, Derek-WMU
JR 32 47
6. LOGAN, Shaun-NIU
SR 28 29
7. SCOTT, Mike-KSU
SR 35 40
SR 30 41
9. AXON, Jarred-EMUSR 31 65
SR 31 64
11. HAYES, Kenny-MIA
JR 33 47
12. LINHART, Nate-UA
JR 35 46
13. KOOL, David-WMU
SO 32 71
14. DIALS, Nick-UA
SR 35 77
15. McKEE, Mike-KSU
SO 35 43
FGAPct
69 .478
92 .446
96 .427
162 .407
116 .405
73 .397
101 .396
105 .390
168 .387
166 .386
124 .379
122 .377
189 .376
205 .376
116 .371
ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (Min. 3.0 assists/game)
## Player-Team
Cl G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio
SR 31 116 3.7 61 2.01.90
2. DIALS, Nick-UA
SR 35 148 4.2 78 2.2 1.90
3. ALLEN, Michael-OHIO
JR 32 142 4.4 84 2.6 1.69
SR 31 138 4.5 84 2.7 1.64
5. REDELL, Michael-WMU
JR 32 116 3.6 85 2.7 1.36
JR 31 127 4.1 108 3.5 1.18
7. POLLITZ, Tim-MIA
SR 33 101 3.1 91 2.8 1
.11
8. FISHER, Al-KSU
JR 35 141 4.0 146 4.2 0.97
9. KENT, Tyrone-UT
JR 30 91 3.0 140 4.7 0.65
3-POINT FG MADE
## Player-Team
Cl G 3FG
SR 31 82 2. BRAMOS, Michael-MIA
JR 28 65 3. BUNKLEY, Jesse-EMUSR 30 67 4. KOOL, David-WMU
SO 32 71 5. DIALS, Nick-UA
SR 35 77 KENT, Tyrone-UT
JR 30 66 7. AXON, Jarred-EMUSR 31 65 8. WATSON, Giordan-CMU
SR 31 64 9. MEDLOCK, Carlos-EMU
JR 31 63 10. MIDDLETON, Cedrick-UA
SR 35 66 11. ROBINSON, Andy-UB
JR 30 55 12. SMILEY, Sean-UB
SO 30 50 13. JOHNSON, Ridley-UT
JR 30 48 14. BITZER, Jordan-CMU
SO 27 42 15. WHITTINGTON IV, Bert-OHIO JR 33 49 Avg/G
2.65
2.32
2.23
2.22
2.20
2.20
2.10
2.06
2.03
1.89
1.83
1.67
1.60
1.56
1.48
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OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS
## Player-Team
3. REITZ, Joe-WMU
4. QUAINTANCE, Haminn-KSU
5. YOUNG, Jerrah-UT
6. PERRY, Malik-BSU
7. POLLITZ, Tim-MIA
9. BETTS, Calvin-UB
10. VAN, Marcus-CMU
11. DIERKERS, Tyler-MIA
MILLER, Nate-BGSU
15. POLK, Otis-BGSU
GRAFEL, Egan-NIU
Avg/G
1.97
1.67
1.50
1.43
1.20
1.10
1.00
0.89
0.79
0.77
0.77
0.75
0.70
0.70
0.62
Cl G No. Avg/G
SR 33 145 4.39
SR 31 97 3.13
SR 32 93 2.91
SR 35 100 2.86
SR 30 79 2.63
FR 30 72 2.40
SR 33 78 2.36
FR 29 68 2.34
SO 30 70 2.33
JR 30 67 2.23
JR 32 70 2.19
JR 32 69 2.16
SR 30 61 2.03
JR 30 61 2.03
SO 30 60 2.00
SR 28 56 2.00
DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS
## Player-Team
Cl G No.
SR 33 180
JR 32 173
3. REITZ, Joe-WMU
SR 32 161
FR 29 144
5. POLLITZ, Tim-MIA
SR 33 156
6. QUAINTANCE, Haminn-KSU SR 35 164
SR 31 143
8. SCOTT, Mike-KSU
SR 35 158
JR 30 134
10.LEWIS, Travis-EMUSR 29 128
11. BETTS, Calvin-UB
SO 30 129
12. DIERKERS, Tyler-MIA
JR 32 136
SR 30 119
JR 30 117
SR 30 115
Avg/G
5.45
5.41
5.03
4.97
4.73
4.69
4.61
4.51
4.47
4.41
4.30
4.25
3.97
3.90
3.83
REBOUNDING
SCORING OFFENSE
## Team
1. Buffalo
2. Central Michigan
3. Akron
4. Western Michigan
5. Kent State
6. Ohio
7.Eastern Michigan
8. Northern Illinois
9. Bowling Green
10.Miami
11.Toledo
12.Ball State
2007-08 MAC TEAM STATISTICS
G
30
31
35
32
35
33
31
28
30
33
30
30
W-L
10-20 14-17 24-11 20-12 28-7 20-13 14-17 6-22 13-17 17-16 11-19 6-24 Pts
2146
2208
2479
2231
2412
2234
2054
1840
1904
2062
1794
1733
SCORING DEFENSE
## Team
1. Miami
2. Kent State
3. Akron
4. Ball State
5. Western Michigan
6. Ohio
7. Toledo
8.Eastern Michigan
9. Bowling Green
10.Central Michigan
11.Buffalo
12.Northern Illinois
G
33
35
35
30
32
33
30
31
30
31
30
28
Avg/G
60.6
61.9
63.8
63.9
65.0
65.1
66.9
67.6
67.9
72.4
75.0
75.4
SCORING MARGIN
## Team
1. Kent State
2. Akron
3. Western Michigan
4. Ohio
5. Miami
6. Central Michigan
7.Eastern Michigan.
8. Buffalo
9. Bowling Green
10.Ball State
11.Toledo
G
35
35
32
33
33
31
31
30
30
30
30
28
OFF 68.9
70.8 69.7 67.7 62.5 71.2 66.3 71.5 63.5 57.8 59.8 65.7 DEF 61.9
63.8 65.0 65.1 60.6 72.4 67.6 75.0 67.9 63.9 66.9 75.4 Pts
1999
2165
2233
1918
2080
2147
2008
2096
2038
2244
2251
2111
FREE THROW PERCENTAGES
## Team
G FTM
1. Western Michigan
32 591
2.Eastern Michigan
31 465
3. Ohio
33 480
4. Kent State
35 532
5. Akron
35 521
6. Miami
33 359
7. Buffalo
30 411
28 388
9. Central Michigan
31 448
10.Toledo
30 393
11.Bowling Green
30 363
12.Ball State
30 362
FTA
785
638
671
745
741
512
601
571
662
581
554
554
Avg/G
71.5
71.2
70.8
69.7
68.9
67.7
66.3
65.7
63.5
62.5
59.8
57.8
Margin
+7.1
+7.0
+4.7
+2.6
+1.9
-1.2
-1.4
-3.5
-4.5
-6.2
-7.1
-9.7
Pct
.753
.729
.715
.714
.703
.701
.684
.680
.677
.676
.655
.653
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES
## Team
G FG
1. Kent State
35 839
2. Miami
33 758
3. Ohio
33 765
4. Akron
35 832
5. Bowling Green
30 696
6. Central Michigan
31 769
7. Western Michigan
32 708
8.Eastern Michigan
31 666
28 655
10.Buffalo
30 782
11.Ball State
30 623
12.Toledo
30 612
FGA 1809 1655 1703 1885 1584 1760 1650 1580 1563 1895 1558 1544 Pct
.464
.458
.449
.441
.439
.437
.429
.422
.419
.413
.400
.396
FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE
## Team
G
1. Western Michigan
32
2. Bowling Green
30
3. Kent State
35
4. Miami
33
5. Ohio
33
6.Eastern Michigan
31
7. Akron
35
8. Buffalo
30
9. Ball State
30
28
11.Central Michigan
31
12.Toledo
30
FGA
1696
1686
1829
1700
1697
1612
1787
1665
1499
1552
1556
1591
Pct
.407
.412
.412
.429
.439
.445
.446
.448
.449
.452
.460
.462
FG
690
695
754
730
745
718
797
746
673
701
715
735
3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES
## Team
G FG FGA Pct
1. Akron
35 294 762 .386
2. Kent State
35 202 551 .367
3. Western Michigan
32 224 621 .361
4.Eastern Michigan
31 257 715 .359
5. Miami
33 187 526 .356
6. Ohio
33 224 647 .346
7. Central Michigan
31 222 646 .344
8. Buffalo
30 171 536 .319
9. Bowling Green
30 149 471 .316
10.Toledo
30 177 584 .303
11.Ball State
30 125 418 .299
28 142 476 .298
3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE
## Team
G FG FGA Pct
1. Bowling Green
30 184 581 .317
2. Kent State
35 191 597 .320
3. Akron
35 186 571 .326
4. Western Michigan
32 202 615 .328
5. Miami
33 191 576 .332
6. Buffalo
30 180 534 .337
7. Toledo
30 186 545 .341
8. Ohio
33 261 733 .356
9. Central Michigan
31 149 418 .356
10.Eastern Michigan
31 203 563 .361
11.Ball State
30 215 556 .387
28 230 571 .403
102
2007-08 MAC TEAM STATISTICS
REBOUNDING OFFENSE
## Team
G 1. Buffalo
30 2. Western Michigan
32 3. Northern Illinois
28
4. Bowling Green
30 5. Ohio
33 6. Kent State
35 7. Central Michigan
31 8.Eastern Michigan
31 9. Akron
35 10.Ball State
30 11.Miami
33 12.Toledo
30 Reb 1153 1140 990
1027 1106 1166 1030 1017 1096 936 1016 896 Avg/G
38.4
35.6
35.4
34.2
33.5
33.3
33.2
32.8
31.3
31.2
30.8
29.9
ASSISTS
## Team
1. Ohio
2. Kent State
3. Buffalo
4. Akron
5.Eastern Michigan
6. Bowling Green
7. Miami
9. Western Michigan
10 .Ball State.
11.Central Michigan
12.Toledo
G
33
35
30
35
31
30
33
28
32
30
31
30
REBOUNDING DEFENSE
## Team
G
1. Ohio
33
2. Western Michigan
32
3. Miami
33
4. Kent State
35
5. Akron
35
6.Eastern Michigan
31
7. Ball State
30
8. Central Michigan
31
9. Bowling Green
30
28
11.Toledo
30
12.Buffalo
30
Reb 1006 982 1026 1120 1130 1001 1002 1056 1048 981 1087 1117 Avg/G
30.5
30.7
31.1
32.0
32.3
32.3
33.4
34.1
34.9
35.0
36.2
37.2
STEALS
## Team
1. Toledo
2. Kent State
3. Central Michigan
Buffalo
5. Ohio
6. Akron
8. Ball State
9.Eastern Michigan
10.Bowling Green
11.Miami
12.Western Michigan.
GSteals
30 271 35 300 31 248 30 240 33 251 35 251 28 174 30 186 31 184 30 166 33 178 32 162 Avg/G
9.03
8.57
8.00
8.00
7.61
7.17
6.21
6.20
5.94
5.53
5.39
5.06
GTM
35 448
30 365
31 491
35 516
30 476
33 474
33 399
30 503
31 461
32 466
30 452
28 509
AvgOPP
12.8 569 12.2 422 15.8 539 14.7 570 15.9 506 14.4 481 12.1 405 16.8 507 14.9 425 14.6 413 15.1 368 18.2 408 REBOUNDING MARGIN
## Team
1. Western Michigan
2. Ohio
3. Kent State
4. Buffalo
5.Eastern Michigan
7. Miami
8. Bowling Green
9. Central Michigan
10.Akron
11.Ball State
12.Toledo
G TM 32 1140 33 1106 35 1166 30 1153 31 1017 28 990 33 1016 30 1027 31 1030 35 1096 30 936 30 896 Avg OPP Avg Margin
35.6 982 30.7 +4.9
33.5 1006 30.5 +3.0
33.3 1120 32.0 +1.3
38.4 1117 37.2 +1.2
32.8 1001 32.3 +0.5
35.4 981 35.0 +0.3
30.8 1026 31.1 -0.3
34.2 1048 34.9 -0.7
33.2 1056 34.1 -0.8
31.3 1130 32.3 -1.0
31.2 1002 33.4 -2.2
29.9 1087 36.2 -6.4
TURNOVER MARGIN
## Team
1. Akron
2. Ball State
3. Central Michigan
4. Kent State
5. Toledo
6. Ohio
7. Miami
8. Buffalo
9.Eastern Michigan
10.Western Michigan
11.Bowling Green
BLOCKED SHOTS
## Team
1. Bowling Green
2. Kent State
4. Toledo
5. Miami
6. Central Michigan
7. Buffalo
8. Akron
9.Eastern Michigan
10.Western Michigan
11.Ohio
12.Ball State
G 30
35
28
30
33
31
30
35
31
32
33
30
Avg/G
5.03
3.83
3.61
3.53
3.33
2.90
2.90
2.74
2.32
2.28
2.00
1.67
ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO
## Team
G
1. Akron
35
2. Miami
33
3. Ohio
33
4. Kent State
35
5.Eastern Michigan
31
6. Ball State
30
7. Bowling Green
30
8. Buffalo
30
9. Western Michigan
32
10.Central Michigan
31
28
12.Toledo
30
103
Blks
151
134
101
106
110
90
87 96
72
73
66
50 Asst
477 485 404 466 396 376 412 327 349 311 317 277 Avg/G
14.45
13.86
13.47
13.31
12.77
12.53
12.48
11.68
10.91
10.37
10.23
9.23
Asst Avg Turn
466 13.3 448 412 12.5 399 477 14.5 474 485 13.9 516 396 12.8 461 311 10.4 365 376 12.5 452 404 13.5 503 349 10.9 466 317 10.2 491 327 11.7 509 277 9.2 476 Mid-American Conference Regular Season Champions 1988, 1991, 1996, 1998
Avg Margin
16.3 +3.46
14.1 +1.90
17.4 +1.55
16.3 +1.54
16.9 +1.00
14.6 +0.21
12.3 +0.18
16.9 +0.13
13.7 -1.16
12.9 -1.66
12.3 -2.80
14.6 -3.61
Avg
12.8
12.1
14.4
14.7
14.9
12.2
15.1
16.8
14.6
15.8
18.2
15.9
Ratio
1.04
1.03
1.01
0.94
0.86
0.85
0.83
0.80
0.75
0.65
0.64
0.58
MAC TRAVEL DIRECTIONS
Mid-American Conference Office
(Renaissance Hotel)
A. From the South - I-77 north to East 9th street; go north
to St. Clair. Go left on St. Clair to West 3rd, left on West 3rd
two blocks to the end of the street. The conference office
(Renaissance Hotel) is at the end of the street (West 3rd and
Superior streets).
B. From the East/North - Turnpike (I-90) west to Route 2 west.
Exit at West 3rd; turn left and go to the end of the street. The
conference office (Renaissance Hotel) is at the end of the street
(West 3rd and Superior streets).
C. From the West - Ohio Turnpike (I-90) east and exit at Gate
10 (I-71 north). Stay on 71 north to the Ontario exit (171-B).
Akron
A. From the North - (1) I-77 south to Grant Street/Wolf Ledges
exit; turn left at first light (Wolf Ledges); go about one mile.
Road will go under a bridge and curve sharply to right (at this
point it becomes Carroll Street), then proceed to campus.
(2) Ohio Turnpike (I-80/90) to Exit 12 (Route 8); go south on
Route 8 approximately 12 miles to Buchtel/Carroll exit; turn
right on either Buchtel Avenue or Carroll Street, then proceed
to campus.
B. From the South - I-77 north to Route 8 north; exit at Buchtel/
Carroll exit, then follow directions above (A-2).
C. From the East - I-76 west to Route 8 north (at central
interchange); exit at Buchtel/Carroll exit; turn left on either
Buchtel Avenue or Carroll Street, then proceed to campus.
D. From the West - I-76 east to Grant Street/ Wolf Ledges
exit; turn left at light (Wolf Ledges) and follow directions above
(A-1).
Ball State
A. From the North - I-69 south to Muncie exit 332 east; turn
right at Tillotson (football stadium); turn left at Bethel Avenue
(first stoplight); turn right onto McKinley (first stoplight), and
proceed to campus.
B. From the South - I-69 north to Muncie exit 332 east; then
follow directions above (A).
C. From the East - I-70 west to State Road 35 north to
3/35/67 Bypass around Muncie; go north on bypass to McGalliard Avenue and turn left; turn left at Tillotson; then follow
directions above (A).
D. From the West - I-74 east to 465 north to I-69 north; take
I-69 to Exit 332 (Muncie); then follow directions above (A).
Bowling Green
A. From the North - I-75 south to Exit 181; turn right and
proceed to campus
B. From the South - (1) I-75 north to Exit 181; turn left and
proceed to campus. (2) U.S. 23 north to I-75 north (at Findlay)
to exit 181; turn left and proceed to campus.
C. From the East - (1) Ohio Turnpike (I-80/90) to I-75 south
(exit 4A-Perrysburg). Take I-75 south and follow directions
above (A). (2) Route 6 west to I-75 north to Exit 181; turn left
and proceed to campus.
D. From the West - (1) Ohio Turnpike (I-80/90) to I-75 south
(exit 4A-Perrysburg). Take I-75 south and follow directions
above (A). Route 6 east to I-75 north to Exit 181. Turn left and
proceed to campus.
Buffalo
A. From the North (Canada) - Go to Fort Erie and enter U.S.
at Peace Bridge. Take I-190 North to the I-290 East to Exit
5-B (Millersport Highway North - Route 263). You will see the
Marriott on your left at the first light. Continue straight until
you get to the Coventry Street entrance for Buffalo. Make a
left at the traffic signal. Proceed straight to four-way stop sign.
At that point, UB Stadium and soccer fields are on your right.
Alumni Arena is straight ahead.
B. From the South - Take Route 219 North to the I-90 (NYS
Thruway) Eastbound. Take the I-90 to the I-290 West to Exit 5-B
(Millersport Highway North - Route 263). Then follow directions
above (A).
C. From the East - Take the I-90 Westbound (NYS Thruway) to
the I-290 West to Exit 5-B (Millersport Highway North - Route
263). Then follow directions above (A).
D. From the West - Take the I-90 Eastbound (NYS Thruway) to
the I-290 West to Exit 5-B (Millersport Highway North - Route
263). Then follow directions above (A).
Central Michigan
A. From the North - U.S. 27 to the first Mt. Pleasant exit. This
will exit to the right and become Mission Street on the north
side of Mt. Pleasant. Take Mission all the way south with the
CMU campus on the right (west) side of Mission starting at the
corner of Bellows and Mission
B. From the South - U.S. 27 to the first Mt. Pleasant exit.
This will exit to the left and become a two-lane road that goes
right into campus and the town. CMU will be on the left (west)
side.
C. From the East - (1) I-75 to M-57 or M-46 and then follow
directions above (B). (2) I-75 to U.S. 10 to M-20 east. Follow
M-20 into Mt. Pleasant (becomes Pickard Street) and turn left
(south) on Mission, and then follow directions above (A)
D. From the West - M-46 to U.S. 27 and then follow directions
above (B).
Eastern Michigan
A. From the North - U.S. 23 south to Washtenaw Avenue east
(exit 37A); take Washtenaw to Hewitt Road; turn left on Hewitt
and proceed to the Convocation Center on the east side of the
street.
B. From the South- U.S. 23 north to Washtenaw Avenue east
(exit 37A) and then follow directions above (A).
C. From the East - (1) Take I-94 west to Michigan Avenue exit
181B. Turn right on the ramp and move into the far left lane
and turn left on Hewitt Road. Head north on Hewitt for 2.5
miles, past Washtenaw Avenue. The Convocation Center is on
the east side of Hewitt Road.
(2) Take I-96 west to M-14 west. Follow M-14 to U.S. 23 south.
Go south to Washtenaw Avenue east (exit 37A); take Washtenaw
to Hewitt Road; turn left on Hewitt and proceed to the Convocation Center on the east side of the street.
D. From the West - Take I-94 east to Michigan Avenue exit (exit
181). Turn left and get in the far left lane. Turn left on Hewitt and
head north on Hewitt approximately 2.5 miles, past Washtenaw.
The Convocation Center is on the east side of the street.
Kent State
A. From I-76 - take the Kent (Route 43) exit and proceed
north to Route 261; turn right (east) onto Route 261. Proceed
1/4 mile to Campus Center Drive; turn left and proceed to
campus.
B. From I-80 - take the Streetsboro exit (#13). After the toll
booth, proceed straight (follow the Ravenna sign) onto Route
14 (southeast) past Route 303 to Route 43; turn right (south)
on Route 43 and continue for approximately six miles until you
come to the traffic light at Main Street; follow Main to the fifth
traffic light; turn right (south) onto Lincoln Street; proceed on
Lincoln Street to the first traffic light; turn left and proceed on
Summit Street to the second traffic light; turn left at the light
and proceed to campus.
C. From I-90 - proceed toward Cleveland. Take I-271 south
to I-480 east; stay on I-480 until it becomes Route 14 in
Streetsboro. Turn right (south) on Route 43 and then follow
directions above (B).
Miami
A. From the North - I-75 south to I-70 west to State Route
127 south (Eaton-Hueston Woods exit); turn left; follow State
Route 127 through Eaton and Camden to State Route 73; turn
right, and proceed to Oxford.
B. From the South - I-75 north to I-275 north (take the airport
exit which goes off to the left); follow signs for Indianapolis/
Cincinnati (I-275 splits and becomes I-74/Indianapolis and
I-275/Cincinnati-Dayton); follow I-275 east towards Dayton;
take Colerain Avenue exit and turn left. This is State Route 27
north, proceed towards Oxford.
C. From I-70 going East - Take the State Route 27 south exit
in Richmond, Indiana; proceed through Richmond and Liberty,
Indiana to Oxford.
D. From I-70 going West - Continue west to State Route 127
south; follow State Route 127 through Eaton and Camden to
State Route 73; turn right, to Oxford.
Ohio
A. From the Northeast - I-77 south to State Route 7 (exit
#1 - Marietta) to U.S. 50 west to Athens; follow U.S. 50/State
Route 32 west to State Route 682 north (sign denotes Ohio
University); exit 682 north; turn right at first traffic light (Richland
Avenue), and proceed to campus.
B. From the Northwest - U.S. 23 south to I-270 east to U.S.
33 east (Lancaster exit) to Athens; exit the second State Route
682 north exit (marked Ohio University this exit); follow 682
north; then follow directions above (A).
C. From the West - Follow State Route 32 east (Appalachian
Highway); State Route 32 merges with U.S. 50; follow 32/50
to Athens; exit State Route 682 north; then follow directions
above (A).
Toledo
A. From the North - (1) I-75 south to I-475 west; exit at Douglas
Road; turn left, crossing Monroe, Central and Kenwood; turn
right on University Hills Blvd. and proceed onto campus. (2)
Route 23 south to I-475 east; exit at Secor Road; turn right,
cross Central and Kenwood; turn left at Bancroft; turn right at
University Hills Blvd. and proceed onto campus.
B. From the South - I-75 north to I-475 west, exit at Douglas
Road; turn left, then follow directions above (A-1).
C. From the East - (1) Ohio Turnpike to Exit 4A (Perrysburg);
I-75 north to I-475 west; exit at Douglas Road; turn left, then
follow directions above(A-1). (2) Ohio Turnpike to Exit 4; Reynolds Road north to Central Avenue; right on Central to Douglas
Road; turn right, then follow directions above (A-2).
D. From the West - Ohio Turnpike to Exit 4A (Perrysburg), then
follow directions above (C-1).
Western Michigan
A. From I-94 - At exit #74, turn north onto U.S. 131, go 2.7
miles; follow the directions listed below for U.S. 131 (B).
B. From U.S. 131 - At exit #36, turn east onto Stadium Drive,
go 2.6 miles; turn left onto Oliver Street; cross railroad tracks
and immediately turn left; go 1/2 block to Western Avenue; turn
right; follow to West Michigan Avenue and proceed westerly
one block to campus.
C. From M-43 West of Kalamazoo - Go easterly past U.S. 131;
after 1.7 miles, turn right onto Solon Street; follow Solon into
Howard Street and go 1.1 miles to Stadium Drive; turn left and
proceed easterly 1/2 mile to Oliver Street; follow directions
above for exiting from U.S. 131 (B).
D. From M-43 North of Kalamazoo - Turn left off M-43 (Gull
Road) in Kalamazoo onto Riverview Drive; go under the railroad overpass and bear right onto Michigan Avenue; continue
westerly on Michigan Avenue for 1/2 mile; it then becomes
Kalamazoo Avenue, which is one-way westbound; after 1.4
miles, bear left and go 0.3 miles; cross Main Street and rejoin
Michigan Avenue; proceed westerly on Michigan Avenue to
campus.
E. From Downtown Kalamazoo - Go westerly on Kalamazoo Avenue as in above directions OR go westerly on Lovell Street,
then turn left onto Michigan Avenue and proceed to the campus.
Northern Illinois
A. From the North or West - Take I-39 south to Route 38 (exit
#99); take Route 38 east 14 miles to DeKalb; turn left at Annie
Glidden Road and proceed half a mile to campus.
B. From the South - Take I-39 north to Route 38 (exit #99),
then follow directions above (A).
C. From the East - Take I-290 or 294 to I-88; take I-88 west
to Annie Glidden Road (exit #107); go north on Annie Glidden
Road two miles to campus.
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