2012-13 Men's Basketball Media Guide

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“We Must Finish Strong”

Front Row (L-R): Manager Javier Collins, head athletics trainer Chris Lacsamana, Josh Ivory, Trey Lewis, Tim Kamczyc, head coach Gary Wa-ters, Sebastian Douglas, Bryn Forbes, Charlie Lee, head strength and conditioning coach Tredell Dorsey, academic advisor Lisa Hehman.

Back Row: (L-R): Manager AJ Montamaro, graduate manager John Kopcso, assistant coach Larry DeSimpelare, assistant coach Jermaine Kim-brough, Junior Lomomba, Devon Long, Aaron Scales, Anton Grady, Luda Ndaye, Raphael Viera, Marlin Mason, associate head coach Jayson Gee, director of operations Samba Johnson, graduate manager Tim Daniels, manager Tyler Sunderlin.

No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr. Hometown/Last School 0 Josh Ivory 6-2 200 G Fr. Alexandria, La./Peabody Magnet 1 Sebastian Douglas 6-4 210 G So. Houston, TX/Bellaire 2 Bryn Forbes 6-3 175 G Fr. Lansing, Mich./Sexton 3 Trey Lewis 6-2 180 G So. Garfi eld Heights, Ohio/Garfi eld Heights 4 Devon Long 6-7 260 F Jr. Highland Park, MI/Crockett 11 Junior Lomomba 6-5 185 G Fr. Montreal, Quebec/Madison Memorial 15 Anton Grady 6-8 215 F So. Cleveland, OH/Cleveland Central Catholic 20 Raphael Veira 6-5 200 F Jr. Cleveland, Ohio/John Hay 21 Marlin Mason 6-6 210 F So. Detroit, MI/Cass Tech 24 Ludovic Ndaye 6-9 240 F Jr. Montreal, Quebec/Westwind Prep 31 Charlie Lee 5-9 160 G So. Milwaukee, WI/Huntington (W. Va.) Prep 32 Aaron Scales 6-9 260 C Fr. High Point, N.C./American Basketball Institute 33 Tim Kamczyc 6-7 225 F Sr. Strongsville, OH/Strongsville

Head Coach: Gary Waters, 7th season (Ferris State ‘75)Associate Head Coach: Jayson Gee, 7th season (Charleston ‘88)Assistant Coach: Larry DeSimpelare, 7th season (Spring Arbor ‘91)Assistant Coach: Jermaine Kimbrough, 7th season (Virginia Tech ‘01)Director of Basketball Operations: Samba Johnson, 2nd season (Chaminade ‘96)Graduate Manager: John Kopcso, 2nd season (Ohio State ‘07)Graduate Manager: Tim Daniels, 1st season (Ohio State ‘12)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Roster & Team Picture ......................IFC

Season Preview ...............................1-4

Returnees Bios ...............................5-19

Newcomer Bios ...........................20-22

Head Coach Gary Waters .............23-27

Assistant Coaches ........................28-30

Support Staff................................31-32

President Berkman ............................ 33

Director of Athletics John Parry ......... 34

2011-12 Horizon League .............35-36

2011-12 Season Review ..............37-48

Year-by-Year Recaps .....................49-60

Records & History .......................69-99

Media Information .......................... 100

Media Roster ................................... IBC

2012-13 Schedule ............... Back Cover

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Anchoring the Vikings this year will be fifth-year senior Tim Kamczyc, the lone senior on the roster. Juniors Devon Long and Luda Ndaye are the only other upperclassmen on the roster, which also includes five sophomores and four freshmen. One of the sophomores is forward Anton Grady, who has been mentioned by numerous national publications as one of the top “breakout players” in the nation this year. As CSU’s sixth man last year, he averaged 8.5 points and led the team and ranked sixth in the Horizon League with 6.4 rebounds per game. All this despite playing just 21.2 minutes per game. Also back for CSU are sophomores Sebastian Douglas, Charlie Lee and Marlin Mason who were able to gain valuable experience as freshmen last season, making key contributions down the stretch to help CSU earn the No. 2 seed in the league tournament.

While only one starter is back from last sea-son’s NIT squad, some of the Vikings’ best returners were playing big minutes off the bench last season because of the experienced group of seniors in front of them in the rotation. That experience, combined with one of the most talented freshman classes in program his-tory, a group which combined to win six state titles, it is easy to see why this squad has the potential to be just as successful as the players who have come before them wearing the Green and White.

LEE GETS THE POINT Sophomore Charlie Lee will take the torch as CSU’s starting point guard this year, following a stellar list of point guards under Waters that includes Cedric Jackson, Norris Cole and Jeremy Montgomery. The dynamic Lee seems ready to take control of the squad after a strong summer. As last year’s backup point guard, Lee averaged 4.1 points and 2.2 assists per game. Lee did make three starts last season, averaging 7.7 points in those three contests, including a 13 point, five assist effort in his first career start against UIC that also included zero turnovers. He is an attacking point guard who likes to speed up the tempo of the game, but can also slow the game down and get his teammates involved,

YOUng gROUP READY TO TAkE OVERgary Waters Has a Young, Talented

Roster That is Ready to Compete and

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Mid-Major Programs in the nation

Upon first glance at the 2012-13 Cleveland State men’s basketball roster, it is a given that this year’s squad will be young. Gone are four seniors who accounted for 90 wins and three postseason trips over the last four years. Also gone is 60-per-cent of last year’s scoring. And while fans may miss last year’s senior group of D’Aundray Brown, Trey Harmon, Jeremy Montgomery, and Aaron Pogue, there are several reasons to be optimistic about this year’s squad and the direction the program is heading. Head coach Gary Waters enters his seventh season on the sidelines of the Wolstein Center and knows his cupboard isn’t bare. He has stocked up a youthful group of talent and has his sights set on keeping CSU as one of the top mid-major programs in the country. Since Waters and his staff took over the pro-gram in 2006, they have rebuilt and retooled the entire program, averaging more than 20 wins per season, including four 20-win seasons. Waters has also led the Vikings to the post-season four times in his six seasons at the helm, including in four of the last five seasons. So while this year’s squad may lack the experi-ence of CSU’s teams of the past six seasons, it is never a good idea to underestimate a team with Waters on the sideline based on his experience and success as a head coach.

Pronunciation GuideBryn Forbes ........................................BrinAnton Grady ................................ An-TaunTim Kamczyc .......................... Cam-CheckLuda Ndaye ..................................Nuh-DieRaphael Veira ........................... Vee-air-uhLarry DeSimpelare ...............D-Simp-E-LarJayson Gee .............. G (like the letter “G”)

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School/JC) 1 Sebastian Douglas G 6-4 205 So. 1L Houston, TX (Bellaire) 2 Bryn Forbes G 6-3 175 Fr. HS Lansing, MI (Sexton) 15 Anton Grady F 6-8 215 So. 1L Cleveland, OH (Central Catholic) 0 Josh Ivory G 6-2 200 Fr. HS Alexandria, LA (Peabody Magnet) 33 Tim Kamczyc F 6-7 225 Sr. 3L Strongsville, OH (Strongsville) 31 Charlie Lee G 5-9 160 So. 1L Milwaukee, WI (Huntington Prep) 3 Trey Lewis * G 6-2 180 So. TR Garfield Heights, OH (Penn State) 11 Junior Lomomba G 6-5 185 Fr. HS Montreal, Ontario (Madison Memorial) 4 Devon Long F 6-7 260 Jr. 2L Highland Park, MI (Crockett) 21 Marlin Mason F 6-6 210 So. 1L Detroit, MI (Cass Tech) 24 Luda Ndaye F 6-9 240 Jr. 2L Montreal, Quebec (Westwind Prep) 32 Aaron Scales C 6-9 260 Fr. HS High Point, N.C. (American Basketball Inst.) 20 Raphael Veira F 6-5 200 Jr. TR Cleveland, OH (John Hay)

Head Coach: Gary Waters (Ferris State ’75)Associate Head Coach: Jayson Gee (Charleston ‘88)Assistant Coaches: Larry DeSimpelare (Spring Arbor ‘91) & Jermaine Kimbrough (Virginia Tech ‘01)Director of Basketball Operations: Samba Johnson (Wittenberg ‘09)Graduate Managers: Tim Daniels (Ohio State ‘10) & John Kopcso (Ohio State ‘07)

KEY: 1L—one letter, 2L—two letters, etc.; JC—junior college; HS—high school; TR-transfer; RS—redshirt * - Trey Lewis will redshirt this year due to transfer rules

Vikings By the Numbers

0 Josh Ivory

1 Sebastian Douglas

2 Bryn Forbes

3 Trey Lewis

4 Devon Long

11 Junior Lomomba

15 Anton Grady

20 Raphael Veira

21 Marlin Mason

24 Luda Ndaye

31 Charlie Lee

32 Aaron Scales

33 Tim Kamczyc

2012-13 Cleveland State Roster

setting them up in good scoring positions. Freshman Josh Ivory could also see some time at the point. He enters the program after a highly-successful career at Peabody Magnet H.S., helping his teams to a 103-5 record over four years. A three-year starter, Ivory helped his high school team to three straight appearances in the state championship game and two state titles. He averaged 15.0 points, 5.0 assists and 3.0 steals as a senior and was regarded as the team’s lockdown defender, a trait that should fit very well in coach Waters’ system. Sophomore Trey Lewis won’t get a chance to showcase his skills on the floor this season after transferring in from Penn State, but he will get the year to practice with the squad and learn the systems. As a freshman at Penn State last year, Lewis played in 20 games, making six starts, and aver-aged 5.6 points and 1.4 rebounds. A Cleveland native, Lewis prepped at Garfield Heights H.S. and was the 2011 Ohio Division I Co-Player of the Year after averaging 23.0 points, 5.1 assists and 4.8 rebounds per game, helping the Bulldogs to the state final four. He was also the runner-up for Ohio Mr. Basketball honors.

WING LOADED WITH ATHLETICISM When looking at the wing guards on the CSU roster, it is hard not to get excited. The group is loaded with athletic players who can score from anywhere on the court.

Sophomore Sebastian Douglas enters his third season with the program and is the most experienced player of the bunch. He was CSU’s top guard off the bench last season before a knee injury in December cut his season short. He was averaging 3.0 points when he went down, but more importantly, Douglas was one of CSU’s top perimeter defenders, often locking down the oppositions top offensive threat. At 6-foot-4, Douglas can use his size to cre-ate mismatches and help on the glass. He is also capable of handling the point guard duties if necessary and can score in a variety of ways. Sophomore Marlin Mason is a highlight reel waiting to happen. Slated to redshirt last year, Mason was pressed into action in early January due to injuries and wound up playing in 18 games with three starts. He averaged 3.7 points and 2.6 rebounds per game. The athletic Mason likes to play above the rim with his length and leaping ability. He has unlimited potential and that was evident during several games last year, most notably when he produced 15 points and nine rebounds in a win over Detroit that helped CSU clinch the No. 2 seed in the league tournament in the second to last regular season game. Freshman Junior Lomomba is one of Waters’ top recruits to enter the program and is versatile enough to play multiple positions on the court. At 6-foot-5, he is also long and athletic enough to guard just about anybody on the floor.

A four-year starter at Madison Memorial H.S., Lomomba led his squad to state titles in 2008 and 2011 and helped the team to a 100-14 record during his four seasons. He was the No. 4 ranked player in Wisconsin and the 38th-ranked small forward in the nation according to ESPN.com. Freshman Bryn Forbes gives the Vikings a threat from the outside. He is a deadly shooter from the outside, hitting 60 three-pointers as a senior at

Sebastian Douglas enters his third year at CSU and will provide the Vikings with leadership. He was CSU’s top guard off the bench last season when a knee injury cut his season short.

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Anton Grady was mentioned as a “breakout player” by several national publications in the preseason.

Tim Kamczyc is the lone senior on this year’s roster and enters his final campaign with 634 career points.

Sexton H.S. when he averaged 19.0 points leading the team to a state title. A two-time all-state selection, Forbes helped lead his high school to three straight appearances in the state championship game (2010, 2011, 2012) and two state titles (2011, 2012). He was rated the No. 3 shooting guard in Michigan by ESPN.com and the 12th best prospect in the state as a senior. Junior Raphael Veira will add some depth to the wing and forward positions. He is a walk-on transfer from Xavier. Veira played his final high school season at John Hay where he averaged 17.0 points and 12.0 rebounds per game, earning all-league and Team MVP honors.

EXPERIENCE IN THE FRONT COURT The most experienced bunch on the roster will be CSU’s frontcourt, led by senior Tim Kamczyc. The lone senior on the roster, Kamczyc, who is in his fifth season with the program, will be counted on for leadership with this young group. Kamczyc has shown steady improvement each year, culminating last year when he averaged 9.1 points and 3.9 boards. He used his offensive op-portunities well, shooting .585 (117-200) from the field, second in the league. He also shot .460 (29-63) from three-point and was the overall Horizon League leader in offensive rating (125.9). Kamczyc enters his final season having played in all 102 games in his career, making 74 straight starts. He has scored 634 career points, needing 366 to become the 21st player in CSU history to reach 1,000.

Sophomore Anton Grady has the make-up to have a breakout season this year. In fact, sev-eral national publications have tabbed him as a “breakout player” around the country. Despite coming off the bench last year, Grady earned high praise from the league’s coaches when he was selected to the Preseason All-Horizon League second team. And with good reason. As CSU’s sixth man last year, Grady averaged 8.5 points and led the team with 6.4 rebounds per game, en route to a spot on the Horizon League All-Newcomer team. He upped those numbers to 10.5 points and 7.1 rebounds in 18 Horizon League contests, scor-ing in double-digits in 12 of those games, includ-ing a career-high 23 points against a vaunted Green Bay frontline in late February. One of the longest players in the league, Grady uses his long reach on the defensive end to dominate the boards and also block shots. He was fifth in the league in blocks (1.4) last season. The junior duo of Devon Long and Luda Ndaye will be counted on to provide minutes up front as both are in their third year with the program and know the system. Long has proven that he can be effective around the basket and has worked hard to lose weight and become quicker and lighter on his feet. That should help him fit better into an up-tempo, pressure system. Last year, Long averaged 1.2 points and 1.0 rebounds in 22 games. Ndaye is working back from a hip injury, but is expected to have an impact this year after averag-ing 1.3. points and 1.3 rebounds in 30 games as a back-up last year. At 6-foot-8, Ndaye has the ability to play the “stretch-four” and pull away his defender from the basket. He has worked hard on his strength and will provide the Vikings with a presence on the boards. Freshman Aaron Scales rounds out CSU’s frontcourt. A one-time verbal commit to Missouri, Scales decided on the Vikings after re-opening his recruitment last spring. He is a prep-school product who played at the American Basketball Insitute last season, averag-ing 14.0 points and 10.0 rebounds per game. A punishing player in the post, Scales will also provide the Vikings with a defensive presence on the blocks who can rebound.

THE SCHEDULE The Vikings begin the season with a home game against Grambling on Nov. 9. Two days later, CSU begins play in the NIT Season Tip-Off, playing Bowling Green in a first round game at Michigan.

The following night, the Vikings will play either IUPUI or Michigan. A BracketBuster return game from Old Domin-ion is on Nov. 17 at the Wolstein Center before CSU concludes the NIT Season Tip-Off with two more contests. If CSU wins two games in Ann Arbor, they will advance to the championship round in New York on Nov. 21-23. If CSU does not advance to New York, the Vikings will play two consolation round games at a site to be determined on Nov. 19-20. A trip to Ball State on Nov. 28 rounds out the first month of competition with the Vikings begin-ning December with a home date against Toledo on Dec. 1. One week later, CSU travels to N.C. State, a team ranked in the preseason top-five, before heading to St. Bonaventure on Dec. 15. The Vikings return home to host Notre Dame (Ohio) on Dec. 19 to start a stretch of three out of four at home that also includes Rio Grande (Dec. 28) and Kent State (Jan. 2). The lone road game in that stretch is at Akron on Dec. 23. The 16-game Horizon League schedule begins on Jan. 4 at defending regular season champion Valparaiso with the league home opener against UIC on Jan. 7. CSU will play the other eight league teams in a home and home series. The only break from league action after Janu-ary comes when CSU travels for a BracketBuster contest on Feb. 23. The league tournament begins with first round games on March 5 with the championship game slated for one week later (March 12).

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Location: ........................................Cleveland, Ohio Founded: ............................. Cleveland State, 1964 Fenn College, 1929 President: .......................... Dr. Ronald M. Berkman Director of Athletics: ............................. John Parry Sr. Associate A.D./SWA: .......... Virnette House-Browning Associate A.D./Operations: ............Tom Tontimonia Associate A.D./Student Services: Christine Moeller Faculty Representatives: ....Dr. Sheila Patterson & Dr. Joel Lieske Enrollment: ................................................. 17,323 Nickname: ...................................................Vikings School Colors: ...................... Forest Green & White Conference: ................................... Horizon League Arena/Capacity: ...Henry J. Goodman Arena (8,500) (Wolstein Center)Website: ................................ www.CSUVikings.com

sTAff Head Coach: ............Gary Waters (Ferris State ‘75) Record at CSU (Years): .......... 122-82 (7th year) Career Record (Years): ..... 293-217 (16th year) Associate Head Coach: ......... Jayson Gee (7th year) (Charleston ‘88) Assistant Coach: ....... Larry DeSimpelare (7th year) (Spring Arbor ‘91) Assistant Coach: .... Jermaine Kimbrough (7th year) (Virginia Tech ‘01) Dir. of Basketball Operations: .......Samba Johnson (Wittenberg ‘09) Basketball Office Phone: .............. (216) 687-5123 Best Time to Reach Coach: ...Contact Through SID Athletic Trainer: ..........................Chris Lacsamana Strength & Conditioning: ..................Tredell Dorsey

HisTORY First Season: .............................................1929-30 All-Time Record (Seasons): 803-1,065 (82nd Year) NCAA Appearances: .....................Two (3-2 Record) 2008-09: Second Round; 1985-86: Sweet 16

TEAM infORMATiOn

2011-12 Overall Record: ..............................22-11 Home Record: .............................................10-4 Away Record: ..............................................11-5 Neutral Record: ............................................1-2 2011-12 Horizon League Record: .... 12-6 (2nd) Horizon League Tournament: ............. 3rd Place Starters Returning/Lost: ...................................1/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .........................7/5 Transfers:............................................................. 2 Newcomers: ......................................................... 4 Roster by Class (Fr./So./Jr./Sr.): ................. 4/5/3/1

sPORTs infORMATiOn Sports Information Director: ............. Greg Murphy Office Phone: ............................ (216) 687-5288 Cell Phone: ............................... (216) 798-9362 Fax: ........................................... (216) 523-7257 E-mail Address: .......... [email protected] Assistant SID: ......................................Renee Adam Office Phone: ............................ (216) 687-5529 Press Row Phone: ......................... (216) 687-4819 Overnight Mailing Address: ...........Wolstein Center 2000 Prospect Avenue; Cleveland, Ohio 44115

2012-13 Preseason Poll(As Selected by Coaches, SIDs & Media)

Rnk School (1st Place Votes) ......... Votes 1. Valparaiso (40) .......................... 382 2. Detroit (4) ................................... 332 3. Green Bay .................................... 283 4. Youngstown State ....................... 243 5. Cleveland State ........................... 230 6. Milwaukee ................................... 178 7. Loyola .......................................... 105 8. UIC ................................................ 96 9. Wright State .................................. 86

2012-13 PreseasonAll-Horizon league Team

(As Selected by Coaches & Media)

Preseason Player of the YearRay McCallum, Detroit

First TeamRay McCallum, Detroit

Ryan Broekhoff, ValparaisoKendrick Perry, Youngstown State

Alec Brown, Green BayKevin Van Wijk, Valparaiso

Second TeamBen Averkamp, Loyola

Anton Grady, Cleveland State Keifer Sykes, Green Bay

Damian Eargle, Youngstown StateNick Minnerath, Detroit

2012-13 news & notes

• The Vikings will be making their third appearance in the Preseason NIT. CSU opened the 1986-87 cam-paign with a 70-66 loss at Memphis and began the 1993-94 season with a 68-60 setback at UMass. CSU went on to earn a bid to the postseason NIT in 1986-97, defeating Chattanooga in the first round before falling at Illinois State in the second round.

• Cleveland State returns just one starter and one senior - Tim Kamczyc - from last year’s team that won 22 games and advanced to the postseason for the fourth time in the last five years.

• A former walk-on, Tim Kamczyc enters his final season having played in 102 straight games, the 11th longest streak in program history. He has also started 74 consecutive games, the eighth longest streak in CSU history.

• Head coach Gary Waters is entering his seventh season at CSU and is the third longest tenured coach in program history. Only Ray Dieringer (1969-83) and Homer E. Woodling (1929-41; 1952-53) have served longer.

• Gary Waters is ranked third on the all-time wins list in CSU history with 122. He needs 21 victories to pass Kevin Mackey (142 wins) for second place and 28 triumphs to take over the top spot from Ray Dieringer (150 wins).

• Sophomore Anton Grady returns after earning a spot on the Horizon League All-Newcomer team last year when he averaged 8.5 points and a team-best 6.4 rebounds as the team’s sixth man. Grady was just the sixth freshman to lead the team in rebounding and also blocked a team-best 45 shots.

• The Vikings shot .710 (352-496) from the free throw line last year, the sixth straight season and just the eighth time overall that CSU shot better than .700 from the charity stripe.

• The squad averaged just 13.9 turnovers per game last year, the sixth straight season in which the Vi-kings averaged less than 14.0 turnovers per game. It is the longest such streak in program history.

• CSU enters the 2012-13 season with six consecutive seasons of a positive turnover margin, matching the school-record of six straight from 1983-89.

• The 2011-12 season was the third straight season that the Vikings made more than 200 three-pointers in a season (217 total) after never making more than 200 in a season prior to three years ago.

• CSU enters the 2012-13 season with a school-record streak of 434 straight games with at least one three-pointer made. The last time the Vikings failed to hit at least one three was against Detroit (Feb. 21, 1998) when CSU was 0-for-8.

• The Vikings also enter 2012-13 with a school-record streak of 169 straight games without an overtime contest. The last time CSU played on overtime game was Nov. 17, 2007, when the Vikings defeated Florida State, 69-66, at the Glenn Wilkes Classic in Daytona Beach, Fla.

• CSU’s assistant coaching trio of Jayson Gee, Larry DeSimpelare and Jermaine Kimbrough are entering their seventh season under head coach Gary Waters. This matches the seven seasons by the duo of Mitch Buonaguro and Paul Molinari (1996-03). Only Tom McMahon (1969-83), who was Ray Dieringer’s as-sistant coach for all 14 seasons of his tenure, has served longer as an assistant coach at CSU.

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CAREER• EntersfinalseasoninaCSUuniformwith634careerpoints,needing366tobecome21stplayerinprogramhistorywith1,000careerpoints.• Is a career .524 (233-445) shooter from thefield,rankingeighthall-timeinprogramhistory.• His career three-point field goal percentage(68-155;.439)isthebestinprogramhistoryforplayerswithatleast100attempts.• Has played in all 102 games in his career,making74straightstarts.

2011-12 sEAson• Rankedsecondintheleagueinfieldgoalper-centage,hitting117-of-200(.585)fromthefloor,including29-of-63(.460)fromthreepoint.• Averaged9.1pointsand3.9rebounds.• Scored14points(6-8FG)withfivereboundsatGreenBay(2/21/12).• Hadastringof15consecutivemadefieldgoalsoverathreegamestretch(Jan.15-22).• Had15doublefigurescoringgamesaftertotal-ingnineinhisfirsttwoseasons.• Scored10pointswithsixreboundsandthreeassistsatUIC(2/5/12).• Went 4-for-4 from three-point for 12 points,adding four rebounds and three assists versusMilwaukee(1/22/12).• Madeallfourofhisfieldgoalsand4-of-5atthefreethrowline,for12pointsagainstGreenBay(1/20/12).• Tallied18points,going7-of-8fromthefloor,withfourreboundsandtwostealsatValparaiso(1/15/12).• Pouredin17pointswithfivereboundsatButler(1/13/12).• Just missed first career double-double with11 points and nine rebounds against Loyola(1/7/12).• Made4-of-5fromthefieldforninepointsagainstUIC(1/5/12).• Scoredsevenpointsandhadcareer-highsixassistsagainstYoungstownState(12/31/11).• Made5-of-8fromthefieldfor11points,add-ing four rebounds and three assists at Toledo(12/28/11).• Had14points(6-9FG)withsevenreboundsatSouthFlorida(12/20/11).

• Scored13pointswithfourassistsagainstAkron(12/10/11),hittingallfourofhisshotsfromthefield,includingboththree-pointers.• Hit5-of-6 free throws in thefinalminuteatRobertMorris(12/8/11)tohelpsealthevictory.• Had12pointsandfiverebounds,playing35minutes,atDetroit(12/3/11).• Scored12pointswithsevenreboundsatWrightState(12/1/11),theloneplayerindoublefiguresforeitherteam.• Hadsixpoints,fourreboundsandfourassistsvs.St.Bonaventure(11/18/11),includingassistonTreyHarmon’sgame-winningthree-pointerwith2.8secondsleft.• Hit5-of-6fromfield,includingboththree-point-ers,for13pointsagainstRioGrande(11/15/11).

Csu CAREER• Startedall36games,averaging5.9pointsand3.7reboundsasasophomorein2010-11.• TalliedsevenpointswithsixreboundsandtwostealsinNITsecondroundgameagainstCollegeofCharleston(3/19/11).• Scoredninepoints,all inthesecondhalf, insecondroundleaguetourneywinoverWrightState(3/4/11).• Wasaperfect4-for-4fromthefield,includingapairofthree-pointers,toscore10pointsinwinatWrightState(2/16/11).• Had12pointsvs.Butler(2/5/11)withcareerhighsforfreethrowsmade(6)andattempts(6).• Scoredall10ofhispointsinthesecondhalfvs.Detroit (1/20/11),goingthree-for-threefromthefieldwithapairoftreys.• Tallied10pointswithfivereboundsatAkron(11/23/10).• KeyedcomebackwinoverKentState(11/14/10)byscoring13pointswithfiverebounds.• KeymemberoftheVikingrotationinside,averag-ing3.7pointsand2.6reboundsin16.5minutesasafreshmanin2009-10.• Ledallregularsbyshooting.568fromthefield(42-74),whilealsogoingsix-for12fromthree-point(.500)and32-for-44fromtheline(.725).• Startedthelastfivegamesatpowerforward,averaging 11.2 points and 5.2 rebounds as astarter,shooting.690fromthefield(20-29)and.764fromtheline(13-17).

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Points 20 vs.Milwaukee 3/5/10FG 7 vs.Milwaukee 3/5/10FGA 12 atButler 1/13/123FG 3 vs.MultipleOpponents3FGA 7 atButler 1/13/12FT 6 vs.Butler 2/5/11FTA 6 vs.MultipleOpponentsRebounds 9 vs.Loyola 1/7/12Assists 6 vs.YoungstownState 12/31/11Steals 3 vs.MultipleOpponentsBlocks 2 vs.YoungstownState 1/30/10Minutes 39 atWrightState 2/16/11

kAmCZYC’s CAREER sTATsSeason G -GS Min -Avg FG -FGA Pct 3G -3GA Pct FT -FTA Pct PTS -Avg REB -Avg Ast -Avg St Blk TO PF -D2009-10 33-5 543-16.5 42 -74 .568 6 -12 .500 32 -44 .727 122 -3.7 86 -2.6 15 -0.5 8 4 19 58 -02010-11 36-36 1041-28.9 74 -171 .433 33 -80 .413 30 -43 .698 211 -5.9 133 -3.7 53 -1.5 33 9 45 96 -32011-12 33-33 1009-30.6 117 -200 .585 29 -63 .460 38 -48 .792 301 -9.1 130 -3.9 71 -2.2 36 6 44 69 -3

Career 102 -74 2593 -25.4 233 -445 .524 68 -155 .439 100 -135 .741 634 -6.2 349 -3.4 139 -1.4 77 19 108 223 -6

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2011-12 gAmE-BY-gAmE sTATisTiCsOpponent Min Fg-Fga3g-3ga Ft-Fta Pts Reb Ast St Blk TO PfatVanderbilt * 17 1-3 0-1 0-0 2 2 0 0 1 3 5RioGrande * 22 5-6 2-2 1-2 13 2 3 0 0 2 2St.Bonaventure* 30 3-7 0-2 0-0 6 4 4 1 0 2 1atKentState * 20 2-3 0-0 0-2 4 0 0 1 0 1 4vs.BostonUniv.* 27 3-9 0-1 0-0 6 4 2 1 0 1 5vs.Hofstra * 30 1-6 0-5 2-2 4 2 4 0 0 2 1atRhodeIsland* 32 2-3 1-1 0-0 5 2 2 1 0 1 1atWrightState * 29 4-6 1-2 3-3 12 7 0 0 0 2 2atDetroit * 35 5-8 0-0 2-2 12 5 1 1 0 2 1atRobertMorris* 29 0-1 0-0 5-6 5 3 2 1 0 0 3Akron * 27 4-4 2-2 3-4 13 3 4 1 0 1 1atSouthFlorida* 28 6-9 2-3 0-1 14 7 1 1 0 2 1SamHoustonSt.* 25 1-4 1-3 0-0 3 2 1 2 0 1 1atToledo * 36 5-8 1-3 0-0 11 4 3 1 0 1 3YoungstownSt. * 35 3-7 1-5 0-0 7 4 6 1 0 2 2UIC * 30 4-5 1-2 0-0 9 4 1 2 1 0 2Loyola * 31 5-7 0-0 1-1 11 9 4 2 0 0 2atButler * 37 6-12 2-7 3-3 17 5 1 1 0 1 2atValparaiso * 29 7-8 2-2 2-2 18 4 0 2 0 0 2GreenBay * 38 4-4 0-0 4-5 12 4 3 1 0 2 3Milwaukee * 32 4-4 4-4 0-0 12 4 3 2 0 1 1atYoungstown * 30 2-6 1-2 0-0 5 3 4 1 1 4 2atLoyola * 25 3-3 0-0 0-0 6 0 2 2 0 1 3atUIC * 35 4-10 2-4 0-0 10 6 3 1 2 1 1Valparaiso * 38 2-5 0-0 2-2 6 6 1 3 0 1 1Butler * 36 3-5 1-3 0-0 7 3 2 2 0 2 1atMilwaukee * 18 2-3 1-1 2-2 7 3 1 1 0 2 5Drexel * 30 2-6 0-2 3-3 7 5 2 1 0 1 2atGreenBay * 36 6-8 2-3 0-0 14 5 1 0 0 3 2Detroit * 38 3-6 0-0 4-4 10 3 2 1 0 0 2WrightState * 33 4-4 0-0 1-2 9 6 4 1 1 1 2vs.DetroitatStanford

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• Explodedforacareer-high20pointswithsixrebounds in Horizon League tourney game vs.Milwaukee,goingseven-for-10fromthefieldandthree-for-fivefromthree-point.• Tallied 11 points with seven rebounds in 35minutesinregularseasonendingwinoverWrightState.• Reached double figures for the first time incareervs.Toledo(2/20/10),scoring12pointson4-of-5shootingfromboththefieldandtheline.• Blocked a potential game-winning shot byMilwaukee’sJa’RobMcCallumwith1.1secondslefttopreservethewin(1/21/10).• HadsevenpointsandfourreboundsinVikingdebutatSt.Bonaventure(11/13/09).• Joinedtheprogramasawalk-onafterimpress-ingthecoachingstaffwithhishighenergystyleof play, earning a scholarship for the 2009-10campaign.• Redshirtedduringthe2008-09season,spend-ingtimeonthescoutteamandhelpingtheVikingsprepareforopponentsbyemulatingtheirstyleofplay.• Recipientoftheteam’sAcademicAwardattheendoftheseasonbanquet.

HigH sCHool• Aspecialmentionall-statepickasasenioratStrongsvilleHigh,playingforcoachJoeLynch.• Ranked as one of the top 65 players in thestateasaseniorafteraveraging26.1pointspergame.• Firstteamall-districtpickinbasketballasasenior.• Athreeyearstarterinfootball,heearnedsec-ondteamall-statekudosasaquarterbackafterthrowingforover2,000yardsasasenior.• Completed135of213passesfor2,119yardsasaseniortorank18thinthestateinpassingyardage.• Wasathree-starprospectinfootballbyRivals.com.

PERsonAlBornJan.8,1990inStrongsville,Ohio...sonofTimandLoraineKamczyc...hastwoyoungerbrothers,TylerandAl...2010-11recipientoftheDanAvisScholarship...wasamemberofthebusinessclubinhighschool...businessadministrationmajor.

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2010-11 gAmE-BY-gAmE sTATisTiCsOpponent Min Fg-Fga 3g-3ga Ft-Fta Pts Reb Ast St Blk TO PfBryant * 31 0-1 0-0 1-2 1 5 1 3 0 2 1Iona * 16 1-1 1-1 2-2 5 6 1 1 0 4 0KentState * 30 5-8 1-2 2-4 13 5 0 0 0 1 2Urbana * 17 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 6 3 0 0 2 4atLouisiana * 37 1-6 0-3 0-0 2 3 2 0 2 2 3atAkron * 32 4-10 1-2 1-1 10 5 0 0 0 2 0St.Bonaventure * 25 1-5 0-3 1-2 3 4 0 1 0 2 3RobertMorris * 30 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 3 1 1 3atGreenBay * 20 1-1 1-1 0-0 3 0 1 0 0 1 5atMilwaukee * 33 4-7 1-2 0-0 9 3 3 1 0 1 2WestVa.Tech * 20 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 1 3 1 0 1 0atSamHouston* 24 1-1 0-0 2-2 4 6 1 0 1 1 2atWestVirginia* 34 3-4 1-1 0-1 7 2 1 1 0 0 2SouthFlorida * 19 1-3 1-3 0-0 3 2 1 1 0 1 3Loyola * 27 1-6 1-3 1-2 4 2 3 0 1 0 0UIC * 29 1-4 0-1 0-0 2 7 0 0 1 1 4atButler * 21 3-7 1-2 0-0 7 5 0 0 0 1 5atValparaiso * 32 1-8 0-2 4-4 6 6 1 1 0 1 3atYoungstownSt.*34 3-9 0-3 0-0 6 4 2 2 0 0 3Detroit * 18 3-3 2-2 2-4 10 3 0 1 0 0 4WrightState * 24 1-1 1-1 2-2 5 3 0 0 0 1 4atUIC * 37 2-4 2-4 0-2 6 5 4 0 0 1 3atLoyola * 36 4-8 3-6 0-0 11 4 5 0 0 0 3Valparaiso * 25 2-3 1-1 1-2 6 1 2 0 1 2 3Butler * 33 2-9 2-6 6-6 12 6 1 2 0 3 1atDetroit * 27 3-5 2-3 0-0 8 2 0 1 0 1 4YoungstownSt. * 33 2-6 1-3 3-4 8 7 1 0 0 2 3atWrightState * 39 4-4 2-2 0-0 10 3 3 2 1 0 1atOldDominion* 25 0-4 0-2 0-0 0 2 2 1 0 0 2Milwaukee * 34 3-6 1-4 0-1 7 1 1 3 0 2 5GreenBay * 27 3-5 2-3 0-0 8 0 1 0 0 0 4UIC * 37 2-4 0-0 1-1 5 5 2 1 0 0 3vs.WrightState* 35 3-4 2-2 1-1 9 4 1 0 0 3 2vs.Butler * 36 3-11 1-6 0-0 7 8 2 2 0 1 4Vermont * 29 2-4 1-2 0-0 5 1 5 3 1 4 2Col.Charleston * 35 3-5 1-3 0-0 7 6 0 2 0 1 3

2009-10 gAmE-BY-gAmE sTATisTiCsOpponent Min Fg-Fga 3g-3ga Ft-Fta Pts Reb Ast St Blk TO PfatSt.Bonav. 30 3-6 0-0 1-1 7 4 1 0 0 1 3Wilmington 16 2-4 0-1 2-3 6 3 1 0 0 0 1FloridaA&M 20 0-2 0-1 4-4 4 3 1 0 0 3 4SamHouston 14 1-2 0-0 1-2 3 5 0 0 0 1 3vs.Kentucky 13 0-2 0-0 2-2 2 4 0 0 0 1 3vs.Virginia 8 1-2 1-1 0-0 3 1 0 0 0 1 1WichitaState 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 1 0 0 3atWrightState 19 1-2 0-1 0-0 2 1 0 1 0 1 2atDetroit 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0Wilberforce 16 3-3 1-1 0-1 7 4 1 0 0 1 2RobertMorris 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0WestVirginia 15 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0atOhioState 9 1-1 1-1 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3atKansasState 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1atYoungstownSt. 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2Loyola 13 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 2 1UIC 12 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 5 1 0 0 1 0atButler 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1atValparaiso 7 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0GreenBay 12 1-2 0-0 1-2 3 2 1 0 0 0 1Milwaukee 16 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 4 1 0 1 0 2YoungstownSt. 19 0-2 0-0 2-4 2 5 0 0 2 0 2atUIC 21 3-3 0-0 0-0 6 1 0 0 0 0 2atLoyola 14 0-0 0-0 2-2 2 0 0 1 0 1 3Valparaiso 22 2-3 0-0 3-4 7 2 1 1 0 0 1Butler 7 0-0 0-0 1-2 1 1 0 1 0 0 2atGreenBay 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0atMilwaukee 22 2-4 0-0 0-0 4 1 0 0 0 0 1Toledo * 27 4-5 0-0 4-5 12 4 1 0 0 0 0Detroit * 37 3-4 0-1 0-0 6 5 0 0 0 3 2WrightState * 35 4-7 0-0 3-3 11 7 1 2 0 2 4Loyola * 31 2-3 0-0 3-5 7 4 0 1 1 0 4vs.Milwaukee * 38 7-10 3-5 3-4 20 6 0 0 0 1 4


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2011-12 sEAson• Appeared in22games,averaging1.2pointsand1.0boards.• HitbothfieldgoalsforfourpointsatMilwaukee(2/14/12).• Logged12minutesvs.UIC(1/5/12),finishingwithfourpointsandfiverebounds.• Played17minutesagainstSamHoustonState(12/22/11),scoringsixpointswithtwosteals.• Hadfourpointsandfivereboundsvs.RioGrande(11/15/11).• Scored5pointswith3reboundsatVanderbilt(11/13/11).

Csu CAREER• Playedin17games,averaging2.0pointsand0.9reboundsin5.1minutesasafreshman.• Shot.600fromthefield(15-25).• Had six points, on 3-for-4 shooting, vs. UIC(1/1/11).• Scoredsixpoints,onthree-for-fourshooting,in10minutesvs.Loyola(12/30/10).• Went2-for-3fromthefieldforfourpointsvs.St.Bonaventure(11/27/10).• Scored a career-high 13 points with sixrebounds in 19 minutes in win over Urbana(11/15/20).

HigH sCHool• Two-time all-state choice at Crockett High,playingforcoachJuanRickman.• Averaged18.0pointsand13.0reboundsasaseniortohelpCrocketttoan18-5recordandearnfirstteamall-statehonors.• WaschosenastheleagueMVPafterfinishingasoneofthetopfivescorersintheconference.• Earned the distinction of being the best bigmaninthecityin2009-10.• Three-timeall-leagueselection,earningfirstteamhonorsasbothjuniorandsenior.• Alsoaveraged18pointsand13reboundsasajuniortoreceiveall-statekudos.• Voted the team’smost improvedplayerasafreshman.• Was named to the all-tournament team asa sophomore at the Buckeye Prep Invitational,helping theDetroitAll-Stars toasecondplacefinish.• Was ranked as the second best center andninthbestplayerinthestateasaseniorbyPrepSpotlight.

PERsonAlBornDec.9,1990inHighlandPark,Mich…sonof Darwin Lewis and Darnetta Long… has twobrothers (Derrick and Darren) and one sister(Diamond)…isundecidedonamajor.

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long6-7 • 260Junior • ForwardHighland Park, Mich.Crockett H.S.

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Points 13 vs.Urbana 11/15/10FG 5 vs.Urbana 11/15/10FGA 9 vs.Urbana 11/15/103FG 03FGA 0FT 3 vs.Urbana 11/15/10FTA 6 vs.Urbana 11/15/10Rebounds 6 vs.Urbana 11/15/10Assists 1 vs.MultipleOpponentsSteals 2 vs.SamHoustonState 12/22/11Blocks 1 vs.MultipleOpponentsMinutes 19 vs.Urbana 11/15/10

long’s CAREER sTATsSeason G -GS Min -Avg FG -FGA Pct 3G -3GA Pct FT -FTA Pct PTS -Avg REB -Avg Ast -Avg St Blk TO PF -D2010-11 17-0 84-4.9 15 -25 .600 0 -0 --- 4 -8 .500 34 -2.0 15 -0.9 1 -0.1 1 4 4 18 -12011-12 22-0 112-5.1 12 -22 .545 0 -0 --- 3 -5 .600 27 -1.2 22 -1.0 2 -0.1 1 1 6 17 -0

Career 39 -0 196 -5.0 27 -47 .574 0 -0 --- 7 -15 .467 61 -1.6 37 -0.9 3 -0.1 2 5 10 35 -1


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2011-12 gAmE-BY-gAmE sTATisTiCsOpponent Min Fg-Fga 3g-3ga Ft-Fta Pts Reb Ast St Blk TO PfatVanderbilt 14 2-3 0-0 1-1 5 3 1 0 0 0 2RioGrande 17 2-6 0-0 0-2 4 5 0 0 1 0 4St.Bonaventure DNP-CD atKentState 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0vs.BostonUniv. DNP-CD vs.Hofstra DNP-CD atRhodeIsland 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0atWrightState 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0atDetroit 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0atRobertMorris DNP-CD Akron DNP-CD atSouthFlorida 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0SamHoustonSt. 17 2-2 0-0 2-2 6 1 0 2 0 0 4atToledo 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0YoungstownSt. DNP-CD UIC 12 2-3 0-0 0-0 4 5 0 0 0 2 2Loyola 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1atButler 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1atValparaiso DNP-CD GreenBay 2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Milwaukee 5 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 2 0 0 0 1 2atYoungstownSt. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0atLoyola 2 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0atUIC 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Valparaiso 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Butler DNP-CD atMilwaukee 3 2-2 0-0 0-0 4 0 0 0 0 1 1Drexel 10 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0atGreenBay DNP-CD Detroit DNP-CD WrightState 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs.DetroitatStanford

2010-11 gAmE-BY-gAmE sTATisTiCsOpponent Min Fg-Fga 3g-3ga Ft-Fta Pts Reb Ast St Blk TO PfBryant 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Iona 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1KentState DNP-CDUrbana 19 5-9 0-0 3-6 13 6 0 1 1 1 3atLouisiana DNP-CDatAkron 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1St.Bonaventure 4 2-3 0-0 0-0 4 1 0 0 1 1 0RobertMorris 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2atGreenBay DNP-CDatMilwaukee 9 0-1 0-0 1-2 1 0 1 0 1 0 5WestVa.Tech 11 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 0 0 0 1atSamHouston DNP-CDatWestVirginia 2 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0SouthFlorida DNP-CDLoyola 10 3-4 0-0 0-0 6 1 0 0 0 0 2UIC 10 3-4 0-0 0-0 6 1 0 0 0 2 0atButler 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1atValparaiso DNP-CDatYoungstownSt. 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1Detroit DNP-CDWrightState 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0atUIC DNP-CDatLoyola DNP-CDValparaiso DNP-CDButler DNP-CDatDetroit DNP-CDYoungstownSt. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1atWrightState DNP-CDatOldDominion DNP-CDMilwaukee 0+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0GreenBay DNP-CDUIC 0+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs.WrightState DNP-CDvs.Butler DNP-CDVermont DNP-CDCol.Charleston DNP-CD



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2011-12 sEAson• Playedin28games,posting1.2pointsand1.3rebounds.• Talliedthreepointsandthreeboardsvs.Detroit(2/23/12).• Grabbed three boards at Youngstown State(1/28/12).• Hitathree-pointerandaddedfourreboundsatButler(1/13/12).• ScoredfourpointsatWrightState(12/1/11),hittingbothofhisfieldgoalattempts.• Made first career start vs. Rio Grande(11/15/11),tyingcareer-highsinpoints(7)andrebounds(7).

2010-11 sEAson• Receivedaction in35games, averaging1.1pointsand1.5reboundsin8.6minutes.• MatchedhiscareerhighwithsevenpointsatUIC(1/27/11),addingacareer-bestthreeblockedshots.• Setcareerhighsforpoints(7)andrebounds(7) with two blocks in win over South Florida(12/22/10).• Scored five points vs. West Virginia Tech(12/7/10),makingfirstcareerthree-pointer.• Sparked CSU in the second half vs. St. Bo-naventure(11/27/10),scoringtwopointswithfourrebounds,ablockandasteal.• Grabbed f ive rebounds vs. Urbana(11/15/10).• ConnectedonthreeconsecutiveshotsforsixpointsagainstIona(11/13/10).

HigH sCHool• Averaged13.0points,9.2reboundsinhisonlyseasonatWestwind(AZ)Prep,playing forheadcoachBobbyBossman.• OneoffourplayerstoearnDivision1scholar-shipsoffhisteam.• WhileheattendedSt.MarySecondarySchoolinOntario,hewasamemberoftheNationalEliteDevelopment Academy (NEDA) during his juniorandseniorseasons, representingCanadain in-ternationaltournamentsinFranceandGermany.• WasrankedninthamongthetoppowerforwardsinCanadain2008-09byTheThomasReport.• PriortojoiningNEDA,heplayedtwoseasonsatCEPEQ,earningteamMVPhonorsasasophomorein2006-07.

PERsonAlBorn May 18, 1990 in Kinshasa, DemocraticRepublic of the Congo… son of Laurent Ndayeand Nathalie Ngalula… is the youngest of sixchildren, having two brothers (Armel and JeanPaul) and three sisters (Christelle, Angel, andLysett)…volunteeredtimeinhighschoolworkingwithindividualswithmental illnesses…healthsciencemajor.

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ndAYE6-9 • 240Junior • ForwardMontreal, QuebecWestwind Prep

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Points 7 vs.MultipleOpponentsFG 3 vs.MultipleOpponentsFGA 4 vs.MultipleOpponents3FG 1 vs.MultipleOpponents3FGA 2 vs.MultipleOpponentsFT 3 vs.RioGrande 11/15/11FTA 4 vs.MultipleOpponentsRebounds 7 vs.MultipleOpponentsAssists 1 vs.MultipleOpponentsSteals 2 atAkron 11/24/10Blocks 3 atUIC 1/27/11Minutes 22 vs.RioGrande 11/15/11

ndAYE’s CAREER sTATsSeason G -GS Min -Avg FG -FGA Pct 3G -3GA Pct FT -FTA Pct PTS -Avg REB -Avg Ast -Avg St Blk TO PF -D2010-11 35-0 301-8.6 15 -41 .366 2 -9 .222 6 -15 .400 38 -1.1 53 -1.5 6 -0.2 8 14 12 58 -02011-12 30-1 226-7.5 14 -36 .389 1 -5 .200 9 -14 .643 38 -1.3 38 -1.3 3 -0.1 3 6 11 40 -0

Career 65 -1 527 -8.1 29 -77 .377 3 -14 .214 15 -29 .517 76 -1.2 91 -1.4 9 -0.1 11 20 23 98 -0


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2010-11 gAmE-BY-gAmE sTATisTiCsOpponent Min Fg-Fga 3g-3ga Ft-Fta Pts Reb Ast St Blk TO PfBryant 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1Iona 8 3-3 0-0 0-0 6 1 1 1 0 1 3KentState 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Urbana 13 0-1 0-0 0-2 0 5 0 0 1 1 2atLouisiana DNP-CDatAkron 6 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 2 0 1 1St.Bonaventure 7 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 4 0 1 1 0 4RobertMorris 4 0-0 0-0 1-2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0atGreenBay 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0atMilwaukee 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 1 4WestVa.Tech 12 1-2 1-2 2-4 5 0 1 0 0 1 2atSamHouston 4 1-1 1-1 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0atWestVirginia 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0SouthFlorida 19 3-4 0-0 1-2 7 7 0 1 2 1 3Loyola 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2UIC 6 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1atButler 9 0-4 0-2 0-1 0 2 0 0 1 1 2atValparaiso 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0atYoungstownSt. 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2Detroit 17 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 1 1 0 0 1 2WrightState 12 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 1 4atUIC 14 3-4 0-0 1-2 7 3 1 1 3 1 4atLoyola 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1Valparaiso 18 1-3 0-1 1-2 3 2 0 0 0 1 3Butler 5 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1atDetroit 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0YoungstownSt. 9 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0atWrightState 7 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 1 2 0 3atOldDominion 18 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2Milwaukee 14 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 4GreenBay 13 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 0 0 1 1UIC 12 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1vs.WrightState 7 1-2 0-1 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 2vs.Butler 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2Vermont 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0Col.Charleston 5 0 -10 -10 -00 0 0 0 0 0 1


2011-12 gAmE-BY-gAmE sTATisTiCsOpponent Min Fg-Fga 3g-3ga Ft-Fta Pts Reb Ast St Blk TO PfatVanderbilt 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2RioGrande* 22 2-3 0-0 3-3 7 7 0 0 1 2 3St.Bonaventure 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 2 2atKentState 9 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1vs.BostonUniv. 9 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 3vs.Hofstra 10 0-1 0-0 0-1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2atRhodeIsland 6 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2atWrightState 9 2-2 0-0 0-0 4 1 0 0 0 0 2atDetroit DNP-CDatRobertMorris 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Akron 9 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 2 0 0 2 1 2atSouthFlorida 9 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0SamHoustonSt. 9 0-1 0-0 2-4 2 1 0 0 0 0 3atToledo 8 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 3YoungstownSt. 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0UIC 8 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1Loyola 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1atButler 16 1-2 1-1 0-1 3 4 0 0 0 2 4atValparaiso 7 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1GreenBay 12 1-2 0-0 1-1 3 1 0 0 0 0 1Milwaukee 5 0-0 0-0 2-2 2 1 0 0 0 1 0atYoungstownSt. 4 1-3 0-1 0-0 2 3 0 1 0 0 2atLoyola 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0atUIC 11 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Valparaiso DNP-CD Butler 7 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 1 1atMilwaukee 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Drexel 5 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0atGreenBay DNP-CD Detroit 7 1-3 0-0 1-2 3 3 0 1 0 0 2WrightState 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1DetroitatStanford


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2011-12 sEAson• Playedin15games,allasareserve,missingthefinal18contestsafterinjuringhiskneeinlateDecember.• Averaged2.9pointsand2.0reboundsasoneofthetopguardsoffthebench.• Had six points in nine minutes at Toledo(12/28/11).• Scored six points with two steals vs. SamHouston(12/22/11).• Grabbedcareer-highfourboardsatRhodeIsland(11/27/11).• Scoredsevenpoints(3-3FG)withtwostealsatVanderbilt(11/13/11).

2010-11 sEAson• Sat out the year as a medical redshirt afterinjuringhiskneeduringthespringof2010.

HigH sCHool• Firstteamall-leaguechoiceatBellaireHigh,playingforcoachBruceGlover.• Averaged14.0points,6.1assistsand2.1stealspergameasasenior.• TeamwasrankedashighasNo.5inthecountrybytheUSAToday,finishingtheyearastheNo.6squadinthesouthwest.• HelpedteamtotheTexasMcDonald’s Invita-tional title, earning tourney defensive player ofthetournamenthonors.• Servedasteamco-captainasasenior.• WasselectedastheHoustonChroniclePlayeroftheWeekduringthepostseasonasaseniorafteraveraging22pointsinfivetournamentgames.• RankedastheNo.51playerinTexasbyHoopScoop.• Averaged16.9points,4.2rebounds,2.2assiststoearnfirstteamall-leaguehonorsasajunioratHouston’sDeKaneyHigh.• InjuredhiskneewhileplayinginacharitygameforBellaireteammateTobiOyedeji,aTexasA&Msigneewhowaskilledinacaraccidentonpromnightlastspring.• Letteredintrackasajunior,competinginthehigh jumpand long jumpand owningpersonalbestsof6-3and23-6,respectively.

PERsonAlBorn Sept. 10, 1991 in Jamaica, moving to theUnitedStateswhenhewasone...sonofMichaelDouglasandLocreshaHutchinson...istheoldestofninechildren,havingthreebrothers(Anthony,JosephandMichael)andfivesisters(Fiona,Lily,Cheyenne,Felicia&Shilo)...wasamemberoftheacademichonorrollasbothasophomoreandjuniorinhighschool...volunteeredtimeworkinginaHoustonareachildren’shospital...internationalbusinessmajor.

1 sEBAsTiAn

douglAs6-4 • 210Sophomore • GuardHouston, TexasBellaire H.S.

singlE gAmE HigHs

Points 7 atVanderbilt 11/13/11FG 3 atVanderbilt 11/13/11FGA 6 vs.BostonU. 11/25/113FG 1 vs.MultipleOpponents3FGA 2 vs.BostonU. 11/25/11FT 2 vs.MultipleOpponentsFTA 4 atRobertMorris 12/8/11Rebounds 4 vs.MultipleOpponentsAssists 2 vs.RioGrande 11/15/11Steals 2 vs.MultipleOpponentsBlocks 1 vs.MultipleOpponentsMinutes 17 vs.MultipleOpponents

douglAs’ CAREER sTATsSeason G -GS Min -Avg FG -FGA Pct 3G -3GA Pct FT -FTA Pct PTS -Avg REB -Avg Ast -Avg St Blk TO PF -D2011-12 15-0 200-13.3 17 -34 .500 2 -5 .400 8 -13 .615 44 -2.9 30 -2.0 10 -0.7 11 2 17 19 -0

Career 35 -0 301 -8.6 15 -41 .366 2 -9 .222 6 -15 .400 38 -1.1 53 -1.5 6 -0.2 8 14 12 58 -0


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2011-12 gAmE-BY-gAmE sTATisTiCsOpponent Min Fg-Fga 3g-3ga Ft-Fta Pts Reb Ast St Blk TO PfatVanderbilt 15 3-3 1-1 0-0 7 3 1 2 0 2 1RioGrande 17 1-3 0-0 2-2 4 2 2 1 1 1 1St.Bonaventure 10 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 1 1 1 1 0atKentState 11 2-2 0-0 0-0 4 3 0 0 0 1 2vs.BostonUniv. 20 1-6 0-2 0-0 2 2 0 2 0 1 2vs.Hofstra 17 2-3 0-0 0-0 4 3 0 0 0 1 3atRhodeIsland 14 2-3 0-0 0-1 4 4 1 0 0 2 2atWrightState 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0atDetroit 12 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 1 0 2 2atRobertMorris 17 1-1 0-0 1-4 3 1 1 1 0 2 2Akron 8 1-3 0-1 1-1 3 4 1 0 0 0 0atSouthFlorida 14 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 2 1SamHoustonSt. 17 2-4 1-1 1-1 6 1 0 2 0 0 3atToledo 9 2-3 0-0 2-2 6 2 1 1 0 0 0YoungstownSt. 10 0-0 0-0 1-2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0UIC DNP-INJ Loyola DNP-INJ atButler DNP-INJ atValparaiso DNP-INJ GreenBay DNP-INJ Milwaukee DNP-INJ atYoungstownSt. DNP-INJ atLoyola DNP-INJ atUIC DNP-INJ Valparaiso DNP-INJ Butler DNP-INJ atMilwaukee DNP-INJ Drexel DNP-INJ atGreenBay DNP-INJ Detroit DNP-INJ WrightState DNP-INJ Detroit DNP-INJatStanford DNP-INJ



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2012-13 sEAson• Selected to Preseason All-Horizon Leaguesecondteam.

2011-12 sEAson• Named to the Horizon League All-Newcomerteamafterrankingfifthintheleagueinblockedshots(1.4),sixthinrebounding(6.4),seventhindefensiverebounds(4.5)andeighthinoffensiverebounds(1.9)asteam’ssixthman.• Averaged 8.5 points, 6.4 rebounds and 1.4blockedshotsin21.2minutespergame.• Rankedsixthintheleagueinfieldgoalpercent-age,shooting.533(112-210).• UppedthosetotalsinHorizonLeaguegamesto10.5pointsand7.1reboundspergame,scoringindoublefiguresin12of18leaguegames.• Scored12pointswitheightreboundsandfourblockedshotsvs.WrightState(2/25/12).• Talliedcareer-high23pointswitheightreboundsatGreenBay(2/21/12),making10-of-15fromthefield.• Totaled10points,fiverebounds,career-highfourstealsandtwoblockedshotsatMilwaukee(2/14/12).• Scoredcareer-high18pointswithcareer-hightying13 reboundsagainstButler (2/11/12),hissecondcareerstart.• MadefirstcareerstartatUIC(2/5/12),notchingadouble-doublewith12pointsand10rebounds.Wasaperfect6-for-6fromthefield.• Madeallfourfieldgoalsandbothfreethrowsfor10points,addingthreeblockedshots,atLoyola(2/3/12).• Notched second career double-double withcareer-hightying14pointsand11reboundsatYoungstownState(1/28/12).Bothweregamehighsdespiteplayingjust21minutesoffthebench.• Scored12pointswiththreereboundsagainstMilwaukee(1/22/12).• Notched first career double-double with 10pointsandcareer-high13reboundsvs.GreenBay(1/20/12).• Had 9 points and 10 boards at Valparaiso(1/15/12).• Had11pointsandeightreboundsinjust13minutesatButler(1/13/12).• Scored 10 points (4-6 FG) against Loyola(1/7/12).• Had13pointsandsevenrebounds,hittingbothofhisthree-pointers,againstUIC(1/5/12).Addedthreesteals.

• Scored10pointswithnine reboundsatUSF(12/20/11).• Totaled11points,sixreboundsandthreeblockedshotsatDetroit(12/3/11).• Had 14 points with nine boards vs. Boston(11/25/11).• Scored 12 points, seven rebounds and sixblockedshotsvs.RioGrande(11/15/11).ThesixblocksweretiedforthesecondmostinagameatCSUandthemostbyafreshmaninschoolhis-tory.• Tallied sevenpoints, four reboundsand fourblockedshotsatVanderbilt(11/13/11).

HigH sCHool• EarnedfirstteamAll-OhiohonorsandwasDivi-sionIIIco-PlayeroftheYearasasenior,averaging22.3 points, 14.8 rebounds, 4.4 blocks and 3.8assistspergame.• Ledsquadtostaterunner-upfinishasasenior,earningspotonPlain DealerAllStarteam.• Puttogetheroneofthemostdominatingper-formances in state tournament history, totaling26points,22rebounds,sevenblockedshotsandthreeassistsinsemifinalwinasasenior.• Averaged 13.5 points, 7.1 rebounds and 5.1blocksasajunior,helpingteamtoregionals.• Missedpartofhisjuniorseasonduetoinjury.• Named third team All-Ohio as a sophomore,averaging 11.6 points, 12.0 rebounds and 8.0blockspernight,helpingteamtostatetitle.• Playedonfoursectionalchampionshipteams,threedistrictchampionshipsquads,tworegionalchampionship teams, one state title team andanotherthatfinishedasthestaterunner-up.• RatedasthefourthbestprospectinOhiobyESPN.comandearnedthreestarsfromESPN.com,Rivals.com and Scout.com heading into senioryear.• Tallied28pointsandninereboundsinDivisionIII/IVOhioNorth-SouthClassic.

PERsonAlBornApril19,1992,inCleveland,Ohio...sonofEricGould...nephewofNBAplayerEarlBoykins,whoplayed forCSUheadcoachGaryWatersatEasternMichigan.

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gRAdY6-8 • 215Sophomore • ForwardCleveland, OhioCentral Catholic

singlE gAmE HigHs

Points 23 atGreenBay 2/21/12FG 10 atGreenBay 2/21/12FGA 17 vs.Butler 2/11/123FG 2 vs.UIC 1/5/123FGA 3 vs.Butler 2/11/12FT 6 vs.BostonU. 11/25/11FTA 7 vs.BostonU. 11/25/11Rebounds 13 vs.MultipleOpponentsAssists 3 atGreenBay 2/21/12Steals 4 atMilwaukee 2/14/12Blocks 6 vs.RioGrande 11/15/11Minutes 37 vs.Butler 2/11/12

gRAdY’s CAREER sTATsSeason G -GS Min -Avg FG -FGA Pct 3G -3GA Pct FT -FTA Pct PTS -Avg REB -Avg Ast -Avg St Blk TO PF -D2011-12 33-3 699-21.2 112 -210 .533 2 -10 .200 56 -89 .629 282 -8.5 212 -6.4 33 -1.0 29 45 49 99 -4

Career 33 -3 699 -21.2 112 -210 .533 2 -10 .200 56 -89 .629 282 -8.5 212 -6.4 33 -1.0 29 45 49 99 -4


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2011-12 gAmE-BY-gAmE sTATisTiCsOpponent Min Fg-Fga 3g-3ga Ft-Fta Pts Reb Ast St Blk TO PfatVanderbilt 22 2-3 0-0 3-6 7 4 2 1 4 2 4RioGrande 22 5-6 0-0 2-5 12 7 1 1 6 2 3St.Bonaventure 19 3-7 0-0 0-0 6 5 1 2 0 0 1atKentState 19 0-1 0-0 4-4 4 6 2 0 2 4 2vs.BostonUniv. 19 4-9 0-0 6-7 14 9 0 3 0 3 4vs.Hofstra 9 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 5atRhodeIsland 11 3-4 0-1 0-0 6 3 1 2 0 2 0atWrightState 13 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2atDetroit 24 4-8 0-0 3-5 11 6 1 1 3 3 3atRobertMorris 27 1-4 0-1 0-0 2 5 2 2 0 2 3Akron 18 2-3 0-0 2-2 6 4 0 0 2 2 4atSouthFlorida 24 5-5 0-0 0-0 10 9 0 0 2 1 2SamHoustonSt. 24 3-8 0-0 0-0 6 5 0 1 1 1 3atToledo 13 2-6 0-0 0-0 4 3 2 1 1 1 3YoungstownSt. 22 2-7 0-1 3-4 7 5 1 0 0 1 3UIC 18 5-7 2-2 1-1 13 7 2 3 0 1 5Loyola 23 4-6 0-1 2-2 10 1 2 0 2 2 4atButler 13 4-5 0-0 3-4 11 8 0 0 2 0 4atValparaiso 25 4-6 0-0 1-2 9 10 1 1 0 1 4GreenBay 21 3-7 0-0 4-4 10 13 0 1 1 3 2Milwaukee 18 5-8 0-0 2-3 12 3 1 0 1 0 5atYoungstownSt.21 7-11 0-0 0-2 14 11 1 0 0 3 3atLoyola 24 4-4 0-0 2-2 10 3 0 0 3 1 2atUIC* 20 6-6 0-0 0-2 12 10 1 0 0 0 3Valparaiso 28 2-7 0-0 1-2 5 9 0 0 5 1 5Butler* 37 7-17 0-3 4-6 18 13 2 0 2 1 3atMilwaukee* 29 3-5 0-1 4-4 10 5 1 4 2 2 2Drexel 23 2-6 0-0 2-2 6 8 1 0 0 1 4atGreenBay 31 10-15 0-0 3-6 23 8 3 2 1 2 2Detroit 16 1-4 0-0 0-0 2 8 2 0 1 1 4WrightState 24 5-7 0-0 2-9 12 8 0 1 4 1 0DetroitatStanford



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2011-12 sEAson• Backuppointguardwhoaveraged4.1pointsand2.2assists.• Had12pointswithcareer-highfiveassistsvs.Detroit(2/23/12).• Scored career-high 14 points, going 5-of-5fromfieldandmakingallthreeofhisfreethrows,atMilwaukee(2/14/12).• Hadsixpoints,fourrebounds,threeassistsatUIC(2/5/12).• Scored eight points with three assists atYoungstownState(1/28/12).• Tied career-high with five assists vs. Loyola(1/7/12).• MadefirstcareerstartagainstUIC (1/5/12),tallying 13 points, five assists, three rebounds,threestealswithoutcommittingaturnoverin33minutes.• Finishedwithsixpoints, three reboundsandtwoassistsinwinatToledo(12/28/11).• Handed out career-high four assists at USF(12/20/11).• ScoredsixpointswiththreeassistsatDetroit(12/3/11).• Had seven points, three rebounds and threeassistsatKentState (11/22/11),hitting5-of-6fromfreethrowline.• Scored three points with three rebounds atVanderbilt(11/13/11).

HigH sCHool• Played sophomore and junior seasons atHamiltonH.S.inMilwaukeebeforetransferringtoHuntingtonPrep(W.Va.)forhisfinalseason.• HelpedleadHuntingtonPreptoaNo.1rankinginthestateandanationalrankingashighasNo.26lastseason.• Ledsquadto22-3markasasenior.• Selected to the 2011 Scott Brown MemorialAll-StarClassic(WV).• Thirdteamall-regionchoiceasajuniorinatHamilton,averaging11.5pointsand5.4assiststohelptheteamtoa20-4recordandthequar-terfinalsofthestatetournament.• Firstteamall-leaguechoiceineachofhisfinaltwoseasonsatHamiltonH.S.• StartedonthevarsityteamasafreshmanatMilwaukeeBayView.

PERsonAlBornJan.9,1992,inMilwaukee,Wis...sonofLindaLee...hastwobrothersandfivesisters.31 CHARliE

lEE5-9 • 160Sophomore • GuardMilwaukee, Wis.Huntington Prep (W. Va.)

singlE gAmE HigHs

Points 14 atMilwaukee 2/14/12FG 5 atMilwaukee 2/14/12FGA 10 vs.UIC 1/5/123FG 2 vs.UIC 1/5/123FGA 3 vs.MultipleOpponentsFT 5 atKentState 11/22/11FTA 6 atKentState 11/22/11Rebounds 4 atUIC 2/5/12Assists 5 vs.MultipleOpponentsSteals 3 vs.MultipleOpponentsBlocks 0Minutes 33 vs.UIC 1/5/12

lEE’s CAREER sTATsSeason G -GS Min -Avg FG -FGA Pct 3G -3GA Pct FT -FTA Pct PTS -Avg REB -Avg Ast -Avg St Blk TO PF -D2011-12 33-3 579-17.5 46 -143 .322 11 -59 .186 32 -38 .842 135 -4.1 54 -1.6 74 -2.2 26 0 59 70 -1

Career 33-3 579-17.5 46 -143 .322 11 -59 .186 32 -38 .842 135 -4.1 54 -1.6 74 -2.2 26 0 59 70 -1


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2011-12 gAmE-BY-gAmE sTATisTiCsOpponent Min Fg-Fga 3g-3ga Ft-Fta Pts Reb Ast St Blk TO PfatVanderbilt 14 1-4 0-1 1-2 3 3 0 1 0 1 2RioGrande 17 1-5 0-3 0-0 2 1 2 1 0 1 4St.Bonaventure 13 0-1 0-1 3-4 3 1 1 1 0 2 1atKentState 18 1-2 0-1 5-6 7 3 3 1 0 3 2vs.BostonUniv. 16 1-6 0-2 0-0 2 2 1 0 0 1 1vs.Hofstra 14 2-4 1-3 0-0 5 1 0 0 0 1 2atRhodeIsland 10 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 1 2 0 1 2atWrightState 10 0-3 0-3 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 1 3atDetroit 15 2-3 0-1 2-2 6 1 3 1 0 0 0atRobertMorris 8 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2Akron 10 1-5 0-1 0-0 2 0 1 0 0 2 0atSouthFlorida 16 0-3 0-3 0-0 0 1 4 0 0 0 1SamHoustonSt. 19 2-7 1-3 0-0 5 3 2 1 0 2 1atToledo 15 2-4 0-1 2-2 6 3 2 1 0 2 2YoungstownSt. 13 2-5 1-2 0-0 5 0 1 0 0 2 4UIC* 33 4-10 2-3 3-4 13 3 5 3 0 0 3Loyola 20 1-4 1-2 0-0 3 3 5 2 0 4 4atButler 11 1-4 0-1 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 3 2atValparaiso 7 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1GreenBay 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 0 0 3 2Milwaukee 22 1-2 0-1 0-0 2 1 4 1 0 2 1atYoungstownSt. 19 2-7 1-1 3-3 8 0 3 0 0 1 0atLoyola 24 1-1 0-0 3-4 5 2 5 3 0 4 3atUIC 28 3-6 0-2 0-0 6 4 3 1 0 3 2Valparaiso 18 1-5 0-1 0-0 2 2 0 1 0 2 3Butler 14 1-3 0-1 0-0 2 1 1 1 0 3 0atMilwaukee 22 5-5 1-1 3-3 14 1 2 0 0 2 3Drexel 24 0-7 0-6 0-0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2atGreenBay* 21 2-9 1-4 0-0 5 2 3 0 0 3 4Detroit 21 4-8 0-2 4-5 12 2 5 0 0 1 5WrightState* 33 2-4 1-2 0-0 5 4 3 3 0 3 2DetroitatStanford



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2011-12 sEAson• Wasslatedtoredshirt,butforcedintolineupinearlyJanuaryduetoinjuries.• Averaged3.7pointsand2.6reboundspergame,playingin18contestswiththreestarts.• Scoredcareer-high15pointswithcareer-highninereboundsagainstDetroit(2/23/12).• ScoredsixpointswithfourreboundsatGreenBay(2/21/12).• Made first career start against Drexel(2/18/12).• Madeallthreeofhisfieldgoalsforcareer-hightyingsixpointsatUIC(2/5/12).• Grabbed career-high five rebounds at Loyola(2/3/12).• Talliedsixpointsandfourreboundsvs.GreenBay(1/20/12).• Made first collegiate appearance vs. UIC(1/5/12), playing 14 minutes and totaling fivepointsandthreerebounds.• Hithisfirstcareershot,athree-pointerfromthecorneragainstUIC(1/5/12).

HigH sCHool• PlayedhisfirsttwoyearsatFarmingtonHillsHarrison,transferringtoDetroitCassTechforhisfinaltwoyears.• Averaged 11.4 points, 8.2 rebounds and 3.4blocksasa junior,helpingCassTechtoa16-5record.• Averagedjustover10.6points,8.2reboundsand4.0blockspergameasasophomore.• Helpedleadteamtostatetournament.• Played on the East squad in the The UnderArmourAll-Michigan.

PERsonAlBorn Aug. 17, 1993, in Detroit, Mich... son ofDonailleMcAdooandMarlinMason II...memberofhighschoolhonorroll.

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mAson6-6 • 210Sophomore • ForwardDetroit, Mich.Cass Tech

singlE gAmE HigHs

Points 15 vs.Detroit 2/23/12FG 6 vs.Detroit 2/23/12FGA 12 vs.Detroit 2/23/123FG 1 vs.MultipleOpponents3FGA 2 vs.UIC 1/5/12FT 2 vs.Detroit 2/23/12FTA 3 vs.Detroit 2/23/12Rebounds 9 vs.Detroit 2/23/12Assists 2 vs.Detroit 2/23/12Steals 1 vs.MultipleOpponentsBlocks 1 vs.MultipleOpponentsMinutes 32 vs.Detroit 2/23/12

mAson’s CAREER sTATsSeason G -GS Min -Avg FG -FGA Pct 3G -3GA Pct FT -FTA Pct PTS -Avg REB -Avg Ast -Avg St Blk TO PF -D2011-12 18-3 224-12.4 26 -53 .491 7 -12 .583 8 -13 .615 67 -3.7 47 -2.6 7 -0.4 5 3 21 27 -1

Career 18-3 224-12.4 26 -53 .491 7 -12 .583 8 -13 .615 67 -3.7 47 -2.6 7 -0.4 5 3 21 27 -1


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2011-12 gAmE-BY-gAmE sTATisTiCsOpponent Min Fg-Fga 3g-3ga Ft-Fta Pts Reb Ast St Blk TO PfatVanderbilt DNP-CD RioGrande DNP-CD St.Bonaventure DNP-CD atKentState DNP-CD vs.BostonUniv. DNP-CD vs.Hofstra DNP-CD atRhodeIsland DNP-CD atWrightState DNP-CD atDetroit DNP-CD atRobertMorris DNP-CD Akron DNP-CD atSouthFlorida DNP-CD SamHoustonSt. DNP-CD atToledo DNP-CD YoungstownSt. DNP-CD UIC 14 2-4 1-2 0-0 5 3 0 1 0 2 0Loyola 5 2-2 0-0 1-1 5 0 0 0 0 0 2atButler 15 1-4 0-1 1-2 3 3 0 0 0 1 1atValparaiso 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1GreenBay 18 3-5 0-0 0-0 6 4 1 1 0 2 2Milwaukee 11 2-4 1-1 0-0 5 1 1 0 0 1 1atYoungstownSt. 8 1-1 0-0 0-1 2 2 0 0 0 1 1atLoyola 14 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 5 1 0 1 3 1atUIC 13 3-3 0-0 0-0 6 2 0 0 0 3 3Valparaiso 12 0-4 0-0 3-4 3 2 0 0 1 0 0Butler 5 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1atMilwaukee 22 1-2 1-1 0-0 3 2 1 0 0 0 5Drexel* 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0atGreenBay 16 2-3 1-2 1-2 6 4 1 1 0 1 2Detroit* 32 6-12 1-1 2-3 15 9 2 1 1 2 2WrightState 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1DetroitatStanford



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HigH sCHool• Atwo-timeall-stateandall-areaselection.• Helpedleadteamtoback-to-backstatetitles(2011,2012)andthreestraightappearancesinstatetitlegame(2010,2011,2012).• Scored19.0pointspergamewith5.0reboundsand 3.0 assists and hit 60 three-pointers as asenior,guidingteamto27-1record.• Tallied19pointsinstatetitlegame.• Averaged 13.6 points per game as a junior,helpingsquadto26-2mark.• Scored29pointsinastatesemifinalwinoverDetroitCountryDay.• RankedastheNo.3shootingguardinMichiganbyESPN,the12thbestprospectinthestateandthe80thbestshootingguardinthecountry.

PERsonAlBorn July 23, 1993, in Lansing, Mich... son ofBrandonandSueForbes... hasonebrotherandonesister...undecidedonamajor.

2 BRYn

foRBEs6-3 • 175Freshman • GuardDetroit, Mich.Sexton

HigH sCHool• Three-yearstartedwhohelpedtheprogramtoa103-5record,anaverageof34winsperseason,threestraightappearancesinthestatechampion-shipgameandtwostatetitlesinhisfinalthreeseasons.• Averaged 15.0 points, 5.0 assists and 3.0stealsasaseniorandwasregardedastheteam’slockdowndefender.• Firstteamall-districtandall-Cenlahonoreeasasenior,whilealsobeingnamedtothehonorablementionall-statesquadafterhelpingteamtoa35-2recordandthe4Astatechampionship.• HelpedteamtoaNo.29rankinginthePow-eradeFab50nationalrankingsasasenior.• Averaged 8.0 points per game, helping thesquad to a 31-4 record and a state runner-upfinishasajunior.• Anall-Cenla,firstteamall-districtandhonor-ablementionallstatepickasajunior.• Startingpointguardasasophomore,helpingdirectteamtoaperfect41-0recordandastatetitle.• Averaged10.5pointspergameasthesquadfinishedtheyearranked23rdinthenationintheUSATodaySuper25poll.

PERsonAlBorn May 18, 1993, in Alexandria, La... son ofJackieIvoryWilliams...hastwobrothers,BrandonandDemetrius...memberofBetaClub...planstomajorinnursing.

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iVRoY6-2 • 200Freshman • GuardAlexandria, La.Peabody Magnet


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2011-12 (AT PEnn sTATE)• Playedin20gamesandmadesixstartsasatruefreshman.• Averaged 5.6 points, 1.4 rebounds and 0.8assistspergame.• Shot35-percentfromthree-point(25-72).• Scored 11 points, hitting 3-of-7 from three-point, in Big 10 tournament game vs. Indiana(March8).• Scored 13 points, making 4-of-6 from longdistance,againstCornell(Dec.21).• Tallied 12 points against Youngstown State(Nov.23).• Startedseasonopenerandwentfor17points(7-13FG)withfourassistsandtwostealsin31minutesinwinoverHartford(Nov.12).

HigH sCHool• Namedthe2011OhioDivisionICo-Playerofthe Year and the Cleveland Plain Dealer BoysBasketballPlayeroftheYear.• SelectedtoAll-OhioDivisionIfirst-teamafteraveraging 23.0 points, 5.1 assists and 4.8 re-boundsasasenior.• Runner-up for Ohio Mr. Basketball to AAUteammateandMichigancommitTreyBurkeafterleadingteamto24-2markandstatefinalfour.• Had 33 points, including state tournamentrecordeightthree-pointersinstatesemifinals.

• SelectedasNortheastLakesDistrictPlayeroftheYearandNortheastOhioConferencePlayeroftheYearhisseniorseason,hitting48percentofhisthree-pointers,51percentfromthefloorand78percentfromthefreethrowline.• LedteamtoNo.1rankinginfinalstatepoll.• Averaged22.0points,5.6assistsand3.0re-boundsasajunior,hitting51percentfromthree.• Athree-timecaptain,heledsquadtoa77-17recordandthreeconferencetitlesinhisfouryearsandhadjerseyretired.• Scoredmorethan1,350careerpointsandsettheschool’ssingleseasonthree-pointrecord.

PERsonAlSonofJoeandNinaLewis...bornOct.18,1992...fullname is JosephLewis III... nickname“Trey”comesfrombeingthethirdJosephLewisandthethirdofthreechildrenofhisparents...hastwooldersisters,AjaandJazmine...memberoftheNationalHonorSociety...businessmajor. 3 TREY

lEwis6-3 • 180Sophomore • GuardGarfield Heights, OhioPenn StateGarfield Heights H.S.

HigH sCHool• Four-yearstarterwhohelpedhis team’s toacombined100-14recordinhisfouryears.• Ledteamtofourstraightconferenceandsec-tionalchampionshipsandfourconsecutivestatetournaments.• Guidedteamtostatetitlesin2008and2011.• Finished career as second all-time leadingscorerinschoolhistory.• Firstteamall-leagueandall-stateselectionasasenior.• Averaged 17.0 points and 6.1 rebounds pergame as a junior, earning first team all-statehonors from the Wisconsin Basketball CoachesAssociationandsecondteamall-statehonorsfromtheAssociatedPress.• WastheNo.4rankedplayerinWisconsinandthe38th-rankedsmallforwardinthecountryac-cordingtoESPN.com.• HastwoyearsofexperienceontheCanadianjuniornationalteam.11 junioR

lomomBA6-5 • 185Freshman • GuardMontreal, OntarioMadison Memorial

PERsonAlBornJan.14,1993,inMontreal,Quebec,Canada...son of Albert Lomomba and Monique Luzolo...hasthreesisters...hisuncle,HennssyAuriantal,playedcollegebasketballatWisconsin...businessadministrationmajor.


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PRE-ClEVElAnd sTATE• SpenttimeatXavierbeforetransferringtoCSUinspringof2012.

HigH sCHool• PlayedfinalseasonatJohnHay,averaging17.0points,12.0rebounds,6.0assistsand1.0stealpergame.• Earned all-league honors and was selectedTeam MVP, helping squad to league runner-upfinishwith9-1mark.• NamedaGreaterClevelandAllStar.• PlayedforUniversitySchoolasasophomoreandjunior,helpingteamto18-5markanddistricttitleasajunior.

PERsonAlBornNov.15,1991, inCleveland,Ohio...sonofAnthonyandDianaVeira...hasonebrotherandtwosisters...memberofNationalHonorSocietyandHonorRoll...businessadministrationmajor.

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VEiRA6-5 • 200Junior • ForwardCleveland, OhioJohn Hay H.S.

HigH sCHool• Prep-schoolproductwhoplayedattheAmeri-can Basketball Institute in North Carolina lastseason.• Averaged14.0pointsand10.0reboundspergame.• LedsquadtoathirdplacefinishattheNationalPrepSchoolAssociationchampionships.• SelectedtoplayintheJordanBrandRegionalGamewherehestartedandscoredtwopointswithfourrebounds.• Prior toattending theABI,heattendedHighPoint Christian, averaging 9.3 points and 9.7reboundspergameasajunior.

PERsonAlBornJuly19,1993,inGreensboro,N.C...sonofDon-nellShelfandRenataJohnson...hassixsiblings...broadcastcommunicationsmajor.

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After six seasons at Cleveland State, Gary Waters can look back on his coaching tenure with the Vikings, knowing that he has achieved his goal of turning around a program that had posted winning seasons in just three of the previous 13 campaigns into the one that brought a much-desired championship to the City of Cleveland. The accomplishments for Waters and the Vikings in his first six seasons have been significant: • Back-to-back 20-win seasons (2007-08,2008-09)forthefirsttimesince1986-88,including26winsin2008-09,thesecondhighestwintotalin program history. • Four20-win seasons, including27wins in2010-11,tiedforthesecondmostinCSUhistory. • Four post-season appearances in the lastfiveyears,anNITinvitationin2008,theschool’ssecondNCAAbidin2009andanNITappearancein2011whenCSUadvancedtothesecondroundand another trip to the NIT last season. • The first two trips to the Horizon LeagueChampionship game in school history, including theleaguetitleandNCAAbidin2009. •Fivewinsagainstnationally-rankedoppo-nents,includingthreevictoriesin2008-09.(CSUwas just1-24against ranked teamsbeforehisarrival).ThewinatNo.7Vanderbiltinlastyear’sseason opener was the highest ranked opponent CSUhaseverdefeated. •The2011HorizonLeagueregularseasontitle,a first in program history. •TwoNBAplayers,including2011firstroundpick, Norris Cole. •Sixteenofthe17seniorswhohavelefttheprogramhavedonesowiththeirdegree.The17this still playing professional basketball overseas.

FellowshipofChristianAthletes,anawardwhichis presented annually to honor a basketball coach who best exhibits commitment to Christ, integrity, encouragement to others and lives a balanced life. In addition, Waters has been inducted into two differentHallofFames.Hewasa2002inducteeintotheFerrisStateAthleticHallofFameanda2006memberoftheKentStateVarsity“K”HallofFame. In the six years since being named the head coach at Cleveland State, Waters has systematically gone about building a new program. Hepainstakinglyputtogetherarecruitingplanfor the first four seasons, knowing that he needed to build the program with a solid foundation and evenly spread resources in order to help assure that success would be constant instead of fleeting. That initial recruiting plan focused on three periods. The first was the 2006-07 season andstressed the importance of putting the first building blocksinplacetostabilizetheprogram. Thesecondwastheperiodfrom2007-09,dur-ing which Waters envisioned success because of a heavy upper class roster. The final and perhaps most important period that Waters focused on started two years ago, which has left Waters with a young, but extremely talented team thanks to

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•A70-24recordintheWolsteinCenter,includ-ingabuildingrecord17winsin2010-11. Waterswillenterthe2010-11campaignwitha15-yearheadcoachingrecordof294-217,includ-inga122-82markinsixseasonsatCSU,makinghis the third winningest coach in program history, just21winsshyofsecondplaceand28victoriesshort of becoming the all-time winningest coach in program history. His.598winningpercentageatCSUissecondall-time in program history, while Waters also enters the year with 293 career wins, needingsevenvictoriestoreach300forhis16-yearheadcoaching career. Although the accomplishments to date have been appealing, Waters has his eyes set on achiev-ing his biggest goal, namely, sustaining the success the program has found so that year in and year out, keeping the Vikings as championship contenders, and doing it on a national stage. To Waters, success is not important if the pro-gram has been built the wrong way and is unable to sustain it. The nation has taken note of not only what Waters has accomplished, but more importantly, the manner that he has done it. Attheendofthe2009-10season,WaterswasawardedtheJohnLotz“Barnabas”Awardbythe

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the waters Coaching FilePersOnal

FullName:GaryStevenWatersHometown:Detroit,Mich.Born:Aug.15,1951inHighlandPark,Mich.Family: MarriedtotheformerBernadetteAmos Son:Sean;Daughter:Seena. The Waters have four grandchildren.DateHiredAtCSU:April6,2006

edUCatiOn

B.S.inBusinessAdministration FerrisStateUniversity,1975

B.S.inBusinessEducation FerrisStateUniversity,1978

M.A.inEducationalAdministration CentralMichiganUniversity,1976.

COaCHing eXPerienCe

Head Coach:

ClevelandStateUniversity,2006-present 122-82recordinfiveseasons HorizonLeagueRegularSeasonChampions,2011 NCAATournament,2009(2ndRound) HorizonLeagueTournamentChampions,2009 NationalInvitationalTournament,2008,2011,2012 HorizonLeagueCoachoftheYear,2008

RutgersUniversity,2001-06 79-75recordinfiveseasons NationalInvitationalTournament,2002, 2004&2006 NITChampionshipGame,2004

KentStateUniversity,1996-2001 InductedintotheKentStateVarsity“K” HallofFame,2006 92-60recordinfiveseasons NCAAChampionship,1999&2001 NationalInvitationalTournament,2000 Mid-AmericanConferenceCoachofthe Year,1999&2000(thirdrepeat winnerinleaguehistory)

assistant Coach:

EasternMichiganUniversity,1989-96 TwoNCAA(1991&1996)andoneNIT (1995)appearance

FerrisStateUniversity,1974-89 FourNCAAappearances(1983,1987, 1988&1989

Playing experience:

FerrisStateUniversity,1972-74 InductedintotheFerrisStateAthletic HallofFame,2002 Two-year letterman (1973&1974) Firstteamall-district,1974 GreatLakesConferenceChampions,1974

several top-notch recruits. In fact, Waters has alreadytermedthisgroupthe“YoungGuns”. Histimeandeffortshavepaidbigdividends. The Vikings have recorded five straight upper-division finishes in the Horizon League for thefirst time ever, including a runner-up finish last season. In fact, you would need to go back to the mid tolate1980’stofindatimewhenCSUfinishedinthe upper half of any league four straight years. Lastyear,WatersledtheVikingstothesecondbeststartinprogramhistory,winning10oftheirfirst 11 games en route to finishing the season with 22winsandapostseasonberthtotheNIT.IncludedinthewintotalwasavictoryatNo.7Vanderbiltintheseasonopener,thehighest-rankedteamCSUhas ever defeated. In2010-11,WatersguidedtheVikingstothebeststartinprogramhistoryasCSUwonitsfirst12contestsenrouteto27victories,thesecondmostinschoolhistory.The12winsgavetheVi-kingsmomentumgoingforwardasCSUcaptureditsfirst-everHorizonLeagueregularseasoncrownwith a 13-5 mark in league play. CSUalsoadvancedtopostseasonplayforthesixth time in school history and the third time in underWaters,earningaNo.2seedintheNationalInvitational Tournament. The Vikings defeated Vermont at home in the first round before bowing out to the College of Charleston. The season concluded with Norris Cole ranking 12thinthenationinscoringandalsobecomingthefirstplayerinHorizonLeaguehistorytoearnPlayeroftheYearandDefensivePlayeroftheYearhonorsinthesameseason.HewasafirstroundpickintheNBAdraftbytheChicagoBulls(28thoverall),beingtradedtoMinnesotawhodealthimtotheMiamiHeat. Moreimportantly,Waterssawsomeofthemost

important building blocks - fan attendance and exposure - improve as well. Attendance at home gameswasupover26percent,withtheaveragecrowdsizebeing the largest since the2000-01season. In addition, the total home attendance was the highesteverinthe17-yearhistoryoftheWolsteinCenter,includingaselloutcrowdof8,490fortheButlercontest. The break-through season that the Vikings enjoyed in 2008-09 allowed Waters to put theexclamation point on his first three seasons. Bywinningthe2009HorizonLeagueChampion-ship and the automatic bid to the NCAA Champi-onshipsthatwentwithitonButler’shomefloor,Waters sent a message to the rest of the league thatCSUwasheretostay. Bydominatingfourth-seededand11th-rankedWake Forest in the opening round of the NCAAChampionship, Waters captured the attention of the nation and woke up the college basketball fans in northeast Ohio. Witha26-11record,the2008-09Vikingsre-corded the third-highest win total in school history. Itwastheseventh20-winseasonfortheprogramand second straight. As he worked his way through the his first three Viking seasons, Waters individually crossed off the goals accomplished with each one leading him closer and closer to a championship. Headingintohissecondseason,hesaidthatheneededtohaveahomecourtadvantage.CSUresponded by setting a Wolstein Center record with 12winsin2007-08andimprovedonthatwitha13-2markin2008-09and13-5lastyear. All told, the Vikings are 70-24 on campusover the last six years, quite an improvement over the25-42recordcompiledoverthepreviousfiveseasons before Waters arrived.

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tHe waters COaCHing FileSeason School Position Record1974-75 FerrisState AssistantCoach 22-51975-76 FerrisState AssistantCoach 12-161976-77 FerrisState AssistantCoach 19-81977-78 FerrisState AssistantCoach 13-111978-79 FerrisState AssistantCoach 17-91979-80 FerrisState AssistantCoach 13-131980-81 FerrisState AssistantCoach 16-111981-82 FerrisState AssistantCoach 20-61982-83 FerrisState AssistantCoach 20-9 NCAA(1stRound)1983-84 FerrisState AssistantCoach 14-141984-85 FerrisState AssistantCoach 14-131985-86 FerrisState AssociateHeadCoach 18-91986-87 FerrisState AssociateHeadCoach 20-9 NCAA(RegionalFinal)1987-88 FerrisState AssociateHeadCoach 25-5 NCAA(Quarterfinals)1988-89 FerrisState AssociateHeadCoach 24-6 NCAA(1stRound)

Ferris State (15 Seasons Overall) 267 -144 (.650)

1989-90 EasternMichigan AssistantHeadCoach 19-131990-91 EasternMichigan AssistantHeadCoach 26-7 NCAA(Sweet16)1991-92 EasternMichigan AssistantHeadCoach 9-221992-93 EasternMichigan AssistantHeadCoach 13-171993-94 EasternMichigan AssociateHeadCoach 15-121994-95 EasternMichigan AssociateHeadCoach 20-10 NIT(1stRound)1995-96 EasternMichigan AssociateHeadCoach 25-6 NCAA(2ndRound)

Eastern Michigan (7 Seasons Overall) 127 -87 (.593)

1996-97 KentState HeadCoach 9-181997-98 KentState HeadCoach 13-171998-99 KentState HeadCoach 23-7 NCAA(1stRound)1999-00 KentState HeadCoach 23-8 NIT(Quarter-Finals)2000-01 KentState HeadCoach 24-10 NCAA(2ndRound)

Kent State (5 Seasons Overall) 92 -60 (.605)

2001-02 Rutgers HeadCoach 18-13 NIT(1stRound)2002-03 Rutgers HeadCoach 12-162003-04 Rutgers HeadCoach 20-13 NIT(Runner-Up)2004-05 Rutgers HeadCoach 10-192005-06 Rutgers HeadCoach 19-14 NIT(2ndRound)

Rutgers (5 Seasons Overall) 79 -75 (.513)

2006-07 ClevelandState HeadCoach 10-212007-08 ClevelandState HeadCoach 21-13 NIT(1stRound)2008-09 ClevelandState HeadCoach 26-11 NCAA(2ndRound)2009-10 ClevelandState HeadCoach 16-172010-11 ClevelandState HeadCoach 27-9 NIT(2ndRound)2011-12 ClevelandState HeadCoach 22-11 NIT

Cleveland State (Six Seasons Overall) 122 -82 (.598)

HeadCoachingOverall (16 Seasons) 293-217 (.575)

Waters likes to say that to be the best, you have toplaythebestandhehasn’tbeenafraidtoputtogetherachallengingschedule.Despiteowningjust one win over a ranked opponent in school his-tory, Waters did not shy away from playing ranked opponents.Consequently,the26winsin2008-09includedaspectacular72-69winatSyracuse,theHorizonLeaguetitlegamevictoryoverButlerandtheNCAAfirstroundroutofWakeForest. Threeseasonsago,CSUplayedfourteamsthatreachedtheEliteEightoftheNCAAChampionship,facingWestVirginia,Kentucky,KansasState,andnationalrunner-upButler.InadditionCSUplayedgames against NCAA participants Ohio State, RobertMorris,andSamHoustonState. Ever the teacher, Waters also used the endofthe2008-09preseasontotaketheVikingsonan 11-day tour of Spain, going 3-1 against club and professional teams in the country while more importantly, giving the CSU players a bondingand cultural experience that he hopes will be remembered for the rest of their lives. In2007-08,CSUbecameone of at least18teamsinNCAADivisionIhistorytogofromwinning10gamesorfewerinoneseasonto20ormoreinthe next. And yes, it was planned. WaterssentCSUintothecampaignwiththegoalof“FlippingTheScript”,ortakingthe10-21markof2006-07andturningitaround.TheVikings,whowerepickedtofinishninthintheHorizonLeaguetheseason before, accomplished their goal, shocking the league by winning their first seven conference games en route to a second place finish. Includedinthatopeningrunwasa56-52winover12th-rankedButlerthatgavetheVikingsonlytheir second victory ever over a ranked opponent. CSUrecorded21winsduringtheyear,markingthesixth20-wincampaigninschoolhistoryand

the first since 1992-93. The 12-6 league markallowed the Vikings to set the school standard for league wins in a season and by beating Valparaiso inthesemi-finalsoftheleaguetournament,CSUadvanced to the championship game for the first timesincejoiningtheHorizonLeague. Despitefallingintheleaguetitlegameat12th-rankedButler,ClevelandStatewasrewardedforits performance during the season by receiving a

bid to play in the National Invitational Tournament, makingtheprogram’sfourthpostseasonappear-anceandfirstsincethe1987-88campaign. CSUaccomplishedtheturnaroundwithhardwork. The Vikings finished among the top three teams in the league in every hustle statistic - scor-ing defense, rebounding, offensive rebounding, steals and blocks - and became the first team in league history from finishing last in rebounding


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gary waters vs. all OPPOnentsKentucky....................0-1LaRoche ...................1-0LaSalle ..................... 1 -1Lafayette ..................2-0LongIsland ...............1-0Louisville ...................1-0Loyola(Md.)...............3-0Loyola ......................10-4Marist........................2-0Marshall ....................6-3MD-EasternShore .....1-0Maine ........................1-0Marquette..................1-0Mercyhurst ................1-0Miami(Fla.)............... 3 -1Miami(Ohio) .............6-6Michigan ..................0-2MichiganState ..........0-1Milwaukee .................5-8Monmouth .................1-0MorrisBrown .............1-0MurrayState..............1-0Nebraska ...................0-1Norfolk State .............1-0North Carolina ...........0-1Northern Colorado .....1-0Northern Illinois......... 3 -1Northwestern .............2-0NotreDame(OH) .......2-0NotreDame ...............4-4

Oakland.....................1-0Ohio ..........................5-7Ohio State .................0-5OldDominion.............0-1Oregon State .............0-1PennState.................2-2Pittsburgh .................0-7PraireViewA&M ........1-0Princeton ...................4-1Providence.................2-3RhodeIsland .............2-0RioGrande ................1-0RobertMorris.............2-1Rutgers .....................1-0SaintLeo ...................1-0St.Bonaventure.........5-2St.Francis .................1-0St.John’s ...................2-3St.Joseph’s(Ind.) ......1-0St.Joseph’s(Pa.) .......0-1St.Mary’s ..................2-0St.Peter’s ..................1-0St. Thomas Aquinas .1-0SamHoustonState....3-0SetonHall..................4-7South Carolina State .1-0SouthFlorida .............4-1SouthernMethodist ...0-2Stanford ....................0-2StonyBrook ...............1-0

DePaul.......................1-0Detroit .......................9-5Drexel ........................0-1EastCarolina ...........0-1EasternMichigan ...... 5 -3Evansville..................0-1FairleighDickinson....2-0FerrisState................1-0FloridaAtlantic..........1-0FloridaA&M...............1-0FloridaInternational..1-0FloridaState..............1-0Fordham ....................1-0Geneva ......................1-0GeorgeMason............0-2Georgetown ...............2-6Georgia Southern.......0-1GreenBay ..................9-7Hartford.....................1-0Hawaii-Hilo ...............0-1Hillsdale ....................1-0Hofstra ......................1-0Indiana......................1-0Illinois .......................0-1Iona ...........................1-0Iowa State .................1-0IPFW ..........................2-0John Carroll ...............2-0KansasState ............. 1 -3KentState ................. 5 -1

AirForce .................0-1Akron ......................8-5Arkansas-Monticello .1-0Arizona ...................0-1ArizonaState ..........0-1Auburn ................... 1 -1AustinPeay ............1-0BallState ...............4-4BoiseState .............0-1BostonCollege .......1-4BostonU. ...............1-0BowlingGreen ........6-4Bryant ....................1-0Buffalo ...................7-2Butler .....................3-12Cal State Northridge 1 -1Centenary ...............1-0CentralMichigan ...7-2Charlotte ................2-2Chicago State ........ 1 -1Cincinnati ..............0-2Cleveland State ...... 1 -1Col. of Charleston ..0-1Columbia ...............1-0Connecticut ............1-4Coppin State ..........0-1Cal State Northridge 0-1Dayton ....................0-2Delaware ................1-0DelawareState .......2-0

Syracuse....................3-6Temple.......................4-1Texas-ElPaso ............ 1 -1Toledo ........................7-2UIC ..........................12-2UMBC ........................1-0Urbana ......................1-0Valparaiso .................7-4Vanderbilt .................1-0Va. Commonwealth ..... 1 -1Vermont .....................1-0Villanova ...................3-4Virginia .....................0-3Virginia Tech ............. 1 -3Wagner ......................1-0WakeForest ...............1-0Washington ...............0-1West Virginia .............4-6West Virginia Tech .....2-0WesternMichigan ......6-2Wichita State.............0-2Wilberforce ................2-0Wilmington ................1-0Wisconsin .................0-2UW-Parkside..............1-0Wright State ..............8-5Xavier ........................0-1Yale ...........................0-1YoungstownState.... 13 -3

hereatClevelandState,”Waterssaid.“Wehadquality people - both in the program and supporting the program - already here and ready to take this teamtothenextlevel.” Using the insight of legendary UCLA coachJohn Wooden, Waters personally taught a class insuccesstotheCSUplayersin2006-07,usingWooden’sPyramidofSuccessasthetextbookforthe class. Waters used the course to instill upon the Viking players what it necessary to become a winner,bothonthecourtandinlife.Hechallengedthem to build their own pyramid, identifying the traits and qualities that are needed to bring the CSUprogramtonationalprominence. YeartwoofthesuccessclasshadWatersusingJohnMaxwell’smanuscript,Talent Is Never Enough, and he turned to former Indianapolis Colts head coachTonyDungyandhisbook,Quiet Strength, ashisinspirationin2008-09. WatersreturnedtoMaxwellin2009-10,using17 Essential Qualities of a Team Player as the course textandagainin2010-11,usingMaxwell’sWin-ning With People.Thispastyear,Watersutilizedthebook Think Like a ChampionbyDaveDinunzio. Waters is also known for his personal style, annuallyrankingamongthenation’stopdress-ersonthesidelines.Infact,heedgedVillanova’sJayWrighttowinthenationaltitle inthe2008RunwayToTheFashionableFour,anonlinefashionrankings similar to the NCAA tournament that it

is conducted annually by CollegeInsider.com. In 2007,helostinthenationalsemi-finals. A Gary Waters-led basketball program places a strong emphasis on character and discipline and his family-oriented approach, combined with

one season to first the next. Waters was rewarded for his effort by being tabbed as the Horizon League Co-Coach of theYear,markingthethirdtimethathereceivedthehonor during his career. Waters’accomplishmentsatClevelandStateare nothing new. A 16-year head coaching veteran, he hasamassed293winsandledteamstopost-seasonplay10timesduringthatspan.Hehasrebuiltprogramsbefore,firstatKentStateandthenatRutgers. Named the 15th head coach in Cleveland State UniversityhistoryonApril6,2006,Watersgavealittle insight into his plan for the program at his hiring press conference. “Cleveland isagreatcityandhasgreat re-sources,”hetoldthemedia.“Togetthisdone,weneed to make a commitment to the City of Cleveland and let it be part of this program. We have to build this program around players from this area so that we can give our fans something that they truly can beproudof.” Waters is quick to point out the three charac-teristics that a successful program must have to find success…a vision, a plan and quality people. Everydecisionthathehasmadehaskeptthosethree points in mind as he began the process of building the Viking program. “Partofthefoundationwasalreadyinplace


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an up-tempo game that relies on fundamentals and relentless defensive pressure have paid huge dividends during his coaching career. Waters, who has coached at the collegiate level for the last 35 years, first came to northeast Ohiointhespringof1996whenhetookoverattheheadcoachatKentState.HeledtheGoldenFlashes to a 92-60 record in five seasons from1996-2001,includinga70-25markoverhisfinalthree campaigns. Inheriting a program that has managed just one winning season in the previous seven years in its first80seasons,Waterswenttoworkrebuildinga program that continues to win even after he left the campus eight seasons ago. WatersimpactontheKentStateprogrambe-cameevidentinhisthirdseason(1998-99)whenheguidedtheGoldenFlashestoaschool-record23wins(23-7),winningtheMidAmericanConferencetournament championship for the first time and receiving its first-ever NCAA tournament bid. The Flasheswentontodropa61-54decisionto20thrankedTempleinafirstroundgameinBoston. KentStatematchedtheprogramrecordforwinsin1999-00,postinga23-8recordthatincludedatrip to the NIT quarterfinal round. Waters is one of only three coaches in the his-toryoftheMid-AmericanConferencetoearnMACCoachoftheYearhonorsinsuccessiveseasons,receivingtheawardinboth1999and2000. Waters made his last season at Kent State(2000-01)amemorableone,leadingtheFlashesto a school record 24 wins (24-10 overall) and

theMid-AmericanConferenceregularseasonandtournament championships. KSU provided theNCAA Tournament with one of its biggest upsets that year as the 13th seeded Flashes upendedthefourth-seededIndiana,77-73.KSUfelltoNo.2seedCincinnatiinthesecondround. WatersmovedtoRutgersforthe2001-02seasonandtheScarletKnightsmadeaquickimprovement,going18-13inhisfirstseason,makingonlytheirthird post-season appearance in 11 seasons when theyfacedYaleinthefirstroundoftheNIT. Two years later (2003-04), Rutgers won 20gamesforthefirsttimesince1981-82,claimingwins over Temple, West Virginia, Villanova and Iowa State to advance to the championship game of the NIT. InhisfinalseasoninPiscataway(2005-06),Waters ledRutgers to19winsand its thirdNITappearance in his five seasons, upendingPennState in the first round before falling to Saint Joseph’sinthesecondround. WithQuincyDoubyrankingsixthinthenationinscoring,(25.4ppg),theScarletKnightsclaimedfourwinsoverNCAA-boundteams(Marquette,SetonHalltwice&KentState)andwhentheyknockedoffNo. 22 Louisville, itmarked the eighth timethataRutgersteamcoachedbyWatersdefeateda ranked opponent. Douby would go on to become a first roundselection(19thpick)oftheSacramentoKingsinthe2006NBAdraft. AnativeofDetroit,Mich.,Watersreceivedhonor-able mention All-America as well as all-region and all-conference honors while playing two seasons from 1970-72 at Oakland (Mich.) CommunityCollege. He transferred to Ferris State in 1972,becoming an NAIA all-district selection and first teamall-leaguein1973-74. InhistwoseasonsatFerrisState,hehelpedtheteamtoa47-10record,winningapairofGreatLakesIntercollegiateAthletic(GLIAC)titles. Waters attended the preseason camp of the NBA’s Detroit Pistons in 1974 before eventuallyplaying professionally overseas in Spain that year. HereturnedtoFerrisStatetoearnhisbachelor’sdegree in business administration in 1975. Helater earned a master’s degree in educationaladministrationfromCentralMichiganin1976andasecondbachelor’sdegreeinbusinesseducationfromFerrisStatein1978. Waters returned to Ferris State in 1974-75to begin his coaching career, starting a 15-year tenure as an assistant under head coaches Jim Wink(1974-78)andTomLudwig(1979-89). TheBulldogsamasseda267-144recordwithWaters as an assistant coach, making four NCAA appearances,earningsixGLIACtitlesandwinning20ormoregamessixtimes.WatersalsocoachedtheFCSjuniorvarsityteamfrom1975-78.

Waters moved across the state in the spring of1989tojointhestaffofBenBraunatEasternMichigan, serving as the assistant head coachfrom1989-93,andwasassociateheadcoachforthe final three seasons. Duringthattime,theEaglescompileda127-87recordandcapturedtwoMid-AmericanConferencetitles. EMU earned two NCAA Tournament bidsduringhistenure,defeatingMississippiStateandPennStatetoadvancetotheSweet16in1991andknockingoffDukeintheopeningroundin1996. KentStatebeckonedshortlyaftertheEagleswere eliminated by top-seeded Connecticut in the secondround,givingthe22-yearassistantcoachhis first head coaching opportunity. In June,2001,Watershad thedistinctionofservingasoneofeightcourtcoachesforthe2001USABasketballMen’sNationalTeamTrialsattheU.S.OlympicTrainingCenterinColoradoSprings,Colo. The following year, Waters also served as anassistantcoachforthe2002USAJuniorWorldChampionshipQualifyingTeam. Waters is a member of the National Associa-tionofBasketballCoachesandtheBlackCoachesAssociation and is involved with many charitable organizations,includingCoachesvs.Cancer.HerepresentstheHorizonLeagueontheNABCCon-gress,servingas the liaisonbetween theNABCand the league head coaches. Watersandhiswife,Bernadette,havetwogrownchildren, son Sean and daughter, Seena, and six grandchildren. They reside in Westlake.

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assistant coach in the country. Gee, 46, joined theVikings after three sea-sons at St. Bonaven-ture(2003-06), the lasttwo as associate head coach.Hebeganhiscol-legiate coaching career at Youngstown State in1989, becoming one ofthe youngest Division Iassistant coaches in the country. After four seasons in Youngstown,Geemovedto Ohio University asassociate head coach. DuringhisthreeseasonsinAthens(1993-96),theBobcats won the 1994Mid-American Confer-ence regular season and tournament crowns and the1994PreseasonNITtitle. He played an in-strumental role in the development of Gary Trent, whoplayednineseasonsintheNBA. Gee returned to his alma mater in 1996 asthe head coach and guided the Golden Eaglestoa160-55recordoverthenextsevenseasons,postingsix20-wincampaignsandreceivingfourNCAA berths. In1998-99,heledCharlestontoa26-6record,earning the school its first-ever NCAA bid. The following year, he was named the league coach of the year and a finalist for national coach of the yearaccoladesaftertheGoldenEaglesposteda28-4record. Inthespringof2008,Geewasoneof18indi-vidualsselectedtotakepartintheACEProgram(Achieving Coaching Excellence), traveling toIndianapolis to take part in the four-day seminar thatissponsoredbytheNCAA’sBlackCoachesandAdministratorsCouncil.TheACEProgram,foundedin1994,iscommittedtopreparingminoritycol-

legiate basketball coaches for success as future head basketball coaches. An inductee in two of his alma mater halls of fame, he was honored by both Springfield South Highin2000andbytheUniversityofCharlestonin2008. A native of Springfield, Ohio, Gee played four seasonsattheUniversityofCharleston,helpingtheteamtoa92-30record,includinga30-5markas a sophomore. Voted team captain as both a junior and senior, he finished his career ranked thirdinprogramhistoryinbothrebounding(844)andgamesplayed(122). Gee,whoearnedabachelor’sdegreeinsocialscience education from Charleston in 1988,receivedamaster’sinsportscienceandadmin-istrationfromOhioUniversityin2003. Gee and his wife, Lynette, have two sons,Brandon (19) and Bryan (17), daughter, Briana(7)andGodsonTerranceFountain(24).

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geeAssociate Head CoachSeventh Year at CSU26th Year Coaching

jaysOn gee at a glanCeCollege:Charleston,1988(B.S.inSocialScienceEducation);Ohio,2003(M.S.inSportScience&

Administration)Year at Cleveland State: 7thCoaching Experience: 25seasons JohnAdams(Charleston,W.Va.)JuniorHigh(1988-89),headcoach;YoungstownState(1989-93),

assistantcoach;OhioUniversity(1993-96),associateheadcoach;UniversityofCharleston(1996-2003),headcoach;St.Bonaventure(2003-04),assistantcoach;St.Bonaventure(2004-06),associateheadcoach;ClevelandState(2006-present),associateheadcoach.

Born: Dec.13,1965inSpringfield,Ohio.Personal: Married,wifeLynette,sonsBrandon(19)andBryan(17),daughter,Briana(7)andGod-

son,TerranceFountain(24).

A coaching veteran with 25 seasons on thebench at just about every level of collegiate bas-ketball, Jayson Gee is entering his seventh season as associate head coach of the Viking basketball program. Duringhis timeatCSU,GeehashelpedtheVikingstoapairofHorizonLeagueChampionships,oneNCAAbidandfourNITberths.The2009squadadvancedtothefinal32oftheNCAAtournamentafteranopeningroundwinoverWakeForest. Gee plays a significant role in virtually every aspectoftheCSUprogram.Onthecourt,heworkswith the Vikings post players while also assisting Coach Waters in developing game strategy. Off the court, he serves as the recruiting co-ordinator, is responsible for putting together the schedule and monitors the academic progress of the players. TheimportanceofGee’srolewiththeprogramwasrecognizedonceagainat theconclusionoflastseasonwhenhewasselectedasthe10thbestassistantcoachinthecountrybyDanielO’Brienin a Bleacher Report. In addition, Gee was selected to compete in the prestigiousVilla7programinMayof2012.Villa7 isaprogramwhichbringstogetheruniversityathleticsdirectorsandthecountry’seliteassistantcoaches in an effort to prepare the next generation of college basketball leaders. Gee also garnered national recognition during the 2008-09 season when CollegebBasketbal-lInsider.com rated him as the No. 5 mid-major


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Nobody knows the Gary Waters system better than seventh year Viking assistant coachLarryDeSimpelare. A23-yearcoachingveteranatthecollegiatelevel,DeSim-pelare has worked with Coach Waters for the last 17 years,gaining valuable insight into how to build champions. During his time at CSU,DeSimpelare has helped theVikings to a pair of HorizonLeague Championships, oneNCAA bid and four NIT berths. The2009squadadvancedtothefinal32oftheNCAAtournamentafter an opening round win over WakeForest. DeSimpelareworkswiththeViking guards on the court, fo-cusing on the wing players and defense.Heisalsoresponsiblefor helping to oversee game preparation while being heavily involved in both scouting and recruiting. PriortocomingtoClevelandState,DeSimpelarespentthepreviousfiveseasonsatRutgers(2001-06),helpingtheScarletKnightstoa79-75recordand three NIT appearances, including a second placefinishin2004. With DeSimpelare serving as the primary re-cruiter, Hoop ScoopratedtheScarletKnight2006recruiting class as one of the best in the nation. DeSimpelare, 44, first worked with Waters in1995-96asadministrativeassistantatEasternMichigan. His only season in Ypsilanti was amemorableoneastheEagleswent25-6,wontheMAC regular season and tournament titles andknockedoffDuke in thefirst roundof theNCAATournament before falling to Connecticut in the second round. KentStatebeckonedforbothWatersandDeS-impelare the following season, starting a five-year

larry

desiMPelareAssistant CoachSeventh Year at CSU23rd Year Coaching

larry desiMPelare at a glanCeCollege: SpringArbor,1991(B.A.inSecondaryEducation);EasternMichigan,1996(M.S.inExercise

Science).Year at Cleveland State: 7thCoaching Experience: 22seasons SpringArborCollege(1990-91),assistantcoach;Concordia(Mich.)College(1991-95),head

coach;EasternMichigan(1995-96),administrativeassistant;KentState(1996-2001),assistantcoach;Rutgers(2001-06),assistantcoach;ClevelandState(2006-present),assistantcoach.

Born: April11,1968inUnionville,Mich.Personal:Married,wifeSusan;daughterAbigal(14),sonTyler(10).

odysseythatturnedtheGoldenFlashesintooneof the top mid-major programs in the nation. KentStatewent92-60,includingthreestraight20-winseasonsandtwoNCAAandoneNITbid. AnativeofUnionville,Mich.,DeSimpelarelet-tered three times in basketball at Spring Arbor College, earning academic all-district honors and servingasteamcaptainasaseniorin1989-90. While finishing his coursework for his under-graduate degree, he served as an assistant coach atSpringArborin1990-91. DeSimpelarebecameoneoftheyoungestheadcoaches of a four-year school in 1991 when hetookoveratConcordia(Mich.)College,apositionhe held for four seasons. DeSimpelare and his wife, Susan, have twochildren, daughter, Abigal (14) and son, Tyler(10).


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One of the top young coach-es in the college game today, Jermaine Kimbrough is in hissecond stint working with the Viking basketball program and in his eighth year serving as assistant coach. During his time at CSU,KimbroughhashelpedtheVi-kingstoapairofHorizonLeagueChampionships, one NCAA bid andfourNITberths.The2009squadadvancedtothefinal32of the NCAA tournament after an opening round win over Wake Forest. Kimbrough, 34, is respon-sible for working with the Viking point guards in practice. He oversees the various CSUbasketball camps and assists in monitoring the academic progress of the Viking players. Kimbrough’s basketballroots keep bringing the Shaker Heights,OhionativebacktotheGreater Cleveland area. A2001graduateofVirginiaTechwithadegreeinpsychology,KimbroughbeganhiscoachingcareeratHowardCollegein2001,helpingtheHawkswin23straightgamestoclimbtoashighasNo.2inthe nation in the NJCAA poll. HeleftHowardin2003toreturntohisnativeCleveland to take over as an administrative as-sistant for the Viking basketball program for the 2003-04season. After leaving Cleveland in 2004, Kimbroughserved assistant coaching stints at both Mas-sachusetts(2004-05)andIPFW(2005-06). SuccesshasfollowedKimbrough. In his lone season at UMass, he helped theMinutemen to upsets of No. 2 Connecticut, No.20 George Washington and 23rd-ranked FloridaState.HealsocoachedtwoAtlantic10RookieoftheYearwinners,AnthonyAndersonandRashaunFreeman. AtIPFW,KimbroughhelpedtheMastodonssetathenschool-recordforwinsasaDivisionIprogram

jerMaine

kiMBrOUgHAssistant CoachEighth Year at CSU12th Year Coaching

with10. Kimbrough’sskillasarecruiterwasevidentveryearlyinhiscoachingcareerwhenhehelpedHowardCollegelandJe’KelFoster.FosterearnedfirstteamNJCAA All-America honors as a sophomore before transferring to Ohio State, where he earned second teamAll-Big10honorsasaseniorin2005-06. A varsity starter as a freshman at Shaker HeightsHigh,Kimbroughwasnamedall-leaguefour times and all-city three times during his high schoolcareerwhenhisteamsaveraged19winsaseason. A second team all-state selection after aver-agingbetterthan26pointsagameasasenior,KimbroughattendedVirginiaTechforhiscollegiatecareer.HeearnedESPNPlayeroftheGametwiceduringhiscareer,vs.WakeForestandVirginia. Kimbroughhasthreesons,Javon(8),Asa(13)andNyaires(16)andonedaughterKaris(1).Heand his wife, Tameka, reside in Solon.

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jerMaine kiMBrOUgH at a glanCeCollege: Virginia Tech, 2001 (B.S. in Psychology); Cleveland State, 2004-present (M.S. in Sports

Management)Year at Cleveland State: 8thCoaching Experience: 11 seasons HowardJuniorCollege(2001-03),assistantcoach;ClevelandState(2003-04),administrativeas-

sistant;Massachusetts(2004-05),assistantcoach;IPFW(2005-06),assistantcoach;ClevelandState(2006-present),assistantcoach.

Born: BornMay13,1978inCleveland,Ohio.Personal: Married,wifeTameka,sonsJavon(8),Asa(13)andNyaires(16)anddaughterKaris(1).


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SambaJohnsonisinhisthirdyearwiththemen’sbasketballprogramandhissecondastheDirectorofBasketballOperations. Johnson is responsible for coordinating most of the administrative functions of the basketball office, including team travel, community service and assisting in monitoring the academic progress of the players. Hehandlesplayerpersonnelmatters,servesascampdirector of the various Viking basketball camps and is the personal assistant to Coach Waters. Johnsonhasmorethan10yearsofexperienceasacoach at the college level, most recently as an assistant women’scoachatStetsonin2008-09. Johnson began his coaching career as an assistant men’scoachatMcCook(Neb.)C.C.duringthe1996-97seasonandspentthenextthreeseasons(1997-00)at

PennState-NewKensington,winningback-to-backPennStateCommonwealthCampusWestDivisionCoachoftheYearawards.Hewasthe1998-99WesternPenn-sylvaniaCollegiateConferenceCoachoftheYear. AfterayearastheDirectorofOperationsatDuquesne,Johnson spent the 2001-02 season as an assistantmen’scoachatCharleston,helpingtheprogramtothesecondroundoftheNCAADivisionIItournament. JohnsonalsohascoachingstintsatLaRocheCollege,Ohio,CasperCollegeandFriendsUniversity. A1996graduateofChaminadeUniversity,JohnsonwasaSecondTeamAll-PacWestConferenceselectionas a senior. Prior to attending Chaminade, JohnsonplayedtwoseasonsatRobertMorris(1992-94). HeearnedaBachelor’sofBusinessAdministrationfromChaminadein1996.

saMBa

jOHnsOnDir. of Basketball OperationsThird Year at CSU

JohnKopcsoisinhissecondseasonasagraduatemanageratClevelandState.Heassistsinallaspectsofbasketballoperationsandplayerperson-nel. Kopcso joined theViking staff after serving two stintsasanassistantcoachatSt.Mary’s(Md.).In2010-11,hewaspartofastaffthatledtheSea-hawkstotheDivisionIIIElite8.Asamemberofthestaffin2007-08,Kopcsoassisted the Seahawks to their first-ever NCAA tournament appearance and aspotintheSweet16. Kopcsohasextensiveexperienceasacampcouseler,mostnotablywithHallofFamecoachMorganWoottenBasketballCamp. KopcsograduatedfromOhioStatein2007withaBachelor’sinEducation,concentratinginleadershipandhumanities,whileminoringinbusiness.HeispursuingaMaster’sDegreeatCSU.

COletta

gOrdOnMen’s Basketball Secretary31st Year at CSU

Inher31styearatClevelandStateUniversity,ColettaGordonhasbeenafixtureinthemen’sbasketballofficesince1989. GordonisresponsibleforkeepingCoachWaters’personalschedule,includingmakingtravel arrangements, and oversees the office clerical projects. She works with the coach-ingstafftohelpmaintainrecruitingfilesandorganizethesummerbasketballcampandgolfouting.ShealsohoststheVikingClub’sBigGreenpre-gamereception. Gordonjoinedtheuniversityin1982asastenographerintheschoolofhealth,physicaleducationandrecreation,apositionthatshehelduntiltransferringtoathleticsin1989. Themotheroffivegrownchildren,sheandherhusband,Rich,have10grandchildren.TheyresideinLakewood.

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danielsGraduate ManagerFirst Year at CSU

TimDanielsisinhisfirstseasonasaGraduateManagerwiththeCleve-landStatemen’sbasketballprogram.Heisresponsibleforcoordinatingthevideo needs of the program, including video editing, scouting and film ex-change. Prior toarrivingatCSU,DanielsworkedasastudentmanageratOhioStatefrom2008-12.Hewastheheadmanagerhisfinalyear,workinghomeandawaygamesandorganizingandleading14managerswhohelpeden-sure that all logistical aspects of practice and games were dealt with. Danielsalsoassistedwithfilmandvideooperations, includingfilmex-change,videoeditingandscouting.Healsoassistedwithplayerdevelop-ment workouts and practices. DuringhistimeatOhioState,DanielswaspartofthreeBig10regularseasonandtwoBig10tournamenttitles,aswellasfourNCAAtournamentappearances,includingoneFinalFour. DanielshasexperienceasaCampInstructorandDirectoratOhioStateand has also served as a Camp Counselor/Supervisor for the Cleveland Cav-aliersYouthBasketballCampssince2010.

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kOPCsOGraduate ManagerSecond Year at CSU


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TredellDorsey is inhis thirdseasonaspart oftheClevelandStateAthleticsDepartment,servingastheHeadStrengthandConditioningCoach.Dorseyisresponsible for the strength and conditioning programs of nearly 300 student-athletes in 16 intercollegiatesports. He designs, coordinates and administersstrength training, plyometrics, balance/proprioceptive and speed/agility development workouts. Dorseyalsooverseesfacilityoperations,includingschedule management and ensures that all strength equipment is properly maintained and safe for use. PriortoarrivingatCSU,DorseyservedinthesamecapacityatAlabamaStateforthe2009-10academicyear.Duringthe2008-09season,hewastheAssistantADforStrengthandConditioningatDelawareState,whilealsoservingastheHeadStrengthandCondition-ingCoachatGeorgiaStatefrom2005through2008.

A1998graduateoftheUniversityofRhodeIsland,DorseyearnedhisBachelor’sofSciencedegreeinphysi-cal education and exercise science. In2002,hecompletedhisMaster’sofEducationin applied exercise science/strength and conditioning fromSpringfieldCollegeandisa2012doctorofeduca-tioncandidateinorganizationalleadershipatArgosyUniversity.

tredell

dOrseyHead Strength & Conditioning CoachThird Year at CSU

ChrisLacsamanaisinhisthirdyearastheHeadAthletic Trainer and Director of Sports Medicine atCleveland State, overseeing the medical needs of the variousCSUstudent-athleteswhilefocusingonmen’sbasketball,women’ssoccerandtennis. Prior toarrivingatCSU,Lacsamanaspenteightyears(2002-10)astheheadathleticstraineratAlabamaStateUniversityafterayearasanassistantathleticstraineratASU.HealsohasexperienceasagraduateassistantathletictrainerattheUniversityofAlabamaatBirmingham(1998-01)andastheheadtraineratPikesvilleH.S.inBaltimore,Md. AcertifiedmemberoftheNationalAthleticTrainer’sAssociation,LacsamanaearnedhisBachelor’sofSci-enceinAthleticTrainingfromTowsonin1997andhisM.Ed. inExercisePhysiology in2000 fromAlabama-Birmingham.

lisa

HeHManAcademic AdvisorThird Year at CSU

LisaHehmanisinhersecondstintatClevelandStateand third year overall working as an Academic Advisor withthemen’sandwomen’sbasketballteams. Hehman works with the CSU student-athletes,providing academic advising and oversight and othersupportforthemen’sandwomen’sbasketballteams. In addition, Hehman works with CSU student-athletes to implement the NCAA Champs Life SkillsProgramandservesasthedepartmentaloversightforthe Student-Athlete Advisory Council. HehmanfirstarrivedatCSU in July of2007andspenttwoyearsastheLifeSkillsSpecialistandAca-demicAdvisorwiththemen’sandwomen’sbasketballteams. ShethenmovedontotheUniversityofKansaswheresheservedasanAcademicCounselorforthemen’sandwomen’strackandfieldteamsfrom2009-2012.

HehmanarrivedbackatCSUinMarchof2012. She also has experience as a Graduate Assistant for Student Support Services from 2004-07 at theUniversity ofMissouri, KansasCity. Inaddition, shewasaCounselingInternatLee’sSummitH.S.(2006-07)andaSecondaryEnglishteacherfrom2002-04intheKansasCity,Mo.,SchoolDistrict. A2001graduateoftheUniversityofKansas,Hehmanearnedamaster’sdegreeincounselingandguidancefromUMKCearlierthisspring.

CHris

laCsaManaHead Athletic TrainerThird Year at CSU


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Dr. Ronald M. Berkman was unanimouslyselectedbytheBoardofTrusteesasPresidentofClevelandStateUniversityonApril26,2009. ThesixthPresidentinthehistoryofClevelandStateUniversity,Dr.BerkmanarrivedatCSUfromFlorida International University (FIU) in Miamiwhere he served most recently as Executive VicePresident,ProvostandChiefOperatingOfficer. HehadbeenatFIUsince1997,alsoservingasExecutiveDeanoftheCollegeofHealthandUrbanAffairs. Dr.Berkman’s12yearsatFloridaInternationalwere filled with several accomplishments, among them the following: • raising more than $5 million to endow theSchoolofPublicHealth,thesecond-largestgifttoanycollegeatFIU; •guidingtheexpansionofsponsoredresearchat FIU, surpassing the goal of $100 million peryear; • increasing thegraduation rate ofPh.D’sbymorethan25-percent; • helping to create the new School ofInternationalandPublicAffairs; • guiding the recruitment of three of the topfourgrantrecipientsatFIU; •workingwiththeCFOtocreateanewthree-year strategic budget plan for the university; •formulatingaplantoprovide instructioninglobalissueswherebyeveryFIUstudentnowtakesat least two courses in global issues;

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BerkManPresidentFourth Year at CSU

•implementinganewenrollmentandrecruit-ingstrategyresultinginhistorichighsinGPA’sandSAT scores for incoming freshmen and transfer students. In1997,Dr.BerkmanwasnamedDeanoftheCollege of Urban and Public Affairs at FloridaInternationalUniversity.Severalyearslater,hewasappointedtheExecutiveDeanofalarge,interdis-ciplinary College with accredited Colleges of Nursing, Health Sciences, Public Health, SocialWorkandPolicyandManagement. Hedirected theUniversity’ssuccessfuleffortstoreceiveauthoritytoopenaCollegeofLawandaCollegeofMedicine.In2005,hebecameProvost,Executive Vice President and Chief OperatingOfficer and just four years earlier, he chaired GovernorJebBush’sHealthCareSummit. PriortoservingatFIU,Dr.BerkmantaughtatTheWoodrowWilsonSchoolatPrincetonUniversity,The University of California at Berkeley, BrooklynCollege, the City University of New York (CUNY)Graduate Center, New York University and theUniversityofPuertoRico. AstheDeanofUrbanAffairsatCUNY,hewasresponsible for developing research and technical assistancepartnershipswithallfacetsofNewYorkCity,NewYorkStateandfederalgovernmentagen-ciesandnon-governmentalorganizations. He served as University Dean of AcademicAffairs at CUNY from 1992-94, becoming theFounding Dean of CUNY’s first School of PublicAffairsin1994.In1990,heservedastheDirectoroftheUrbanSummit,ahistoricmeetingofmayorsofAmerica’slargestcities. Dr.BerkmanhasservedasChairoftheDean’sCouncil for the National Association of Schools of PublicAffairsandAdministrationaswellasvari-ouscommitteesoftheAssociationofPublicPolicyandManagementandhasanimpressivehistoryofservice awards and fellowships as well as founda-tion grants. He recentlyservedasCo-Chairof theMiami-Dade Empowerment Zone Planning Committee,overseeing the preparation of a successful appli-cationfordesignationasaFederalEmpowermentZone. As a commentator on urban and publicaffairs, he has frequently appeared on CNN and other major television and radio networks. Hehasauthored,co-authoredorco-editedfivebooks and numerous articles on municipal govern-ment, public policy, economic development, com-munity development, crime and corrections policy. Dr. Berkman, who received his Ph. D. fromPrincetonUniversityin1976,ismarriedtoPatriciaBilbao-Berkman and they have four adult chil-dren.

Officers of the University(Allphonenumbersareareacode216)

PresidentDr.RonaldM.Berkman ............. 687-3544

Interim Provost & Sr. Vice President for Academic Affairs

GeorgeE.Walker ....................... 687-3588

Vice President for Business Affairs & FinanceStephanieMcHenry ................... 687-3673

Interim Vice President for University Advancement/Executive Director of the CSU Foundation, Inc.

BerinthiaR.LeVine ................... 523-7275

2012-13 Board of Trustees of the UniversityRobertH.Rawson,Chairman

DanT.MooreIII,ViceChairmanMortonQ.Levin,Treasurer

Thomas W. Adler, Chairman-Advancement CommitteeRichardL.Brown

DavidH.GunningIIJuneE.Taylor

Bernardo“Bernie”MorenoRonaldE.Weinberg

Community Board MembersStevenA.Minter

PaulE.DiCorleto,Ph.DAnand“Bill”Julka

Faculty RepresentativesStephenF.Duffy

Student TrusteeAmberM.Alt

Secretary to the Board of TrusteesWilliamJ.Napier,Ph.D.


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jOHn

ParryDirector of AthleticsThird Year at CSU

jOHn Parry at a glanCeCollege: Brown(B.A.inEconomics,1975);Penn(M.A.inBusinessAdministration,1979)

Administrative Experience: ClevelandStateUniversity(2010-present),DirectorofAthletics;ButlerUniversity(1990-2006),

DirectorofAthletics;BrownUniversity(1979-2006),DirectorofAthletics;(1979-90),

AssistantDirectorofAthletics;(1975-79),

Personal: Married,wifeCandis;daughtersAlyson,JenniferandAshleyandson,J.C.

JohnParry,aveteranofintercollegiateathlet-ics,including17yearswithintheHorizonLeague,servedasInterimDirectorofAthleticsin2010-11and was named to the position full-time in April of2011. PriortocomingtoClevelandState,ParrywastheDirectorofAthleticsfor16yearsatButlerUni-versity,andhasalreadyimpactedCSUathletics. “Having worked with John for almost 18years, he is a valuable asset to both Cleveland StateUniversity and intercollegiateathletics,”HorizonLeaguecommissionerJonLeCronesaid.“IthasbeengreattohavehimonceagainbepartoftheHorizonLeagueteamwherehebringshisexperience, keen insights and perspectives to the table.” SincearrivinginCleveland,Parryhasworkedto Nelligan Sports into the university structure, a strategic marketing partner who has helped to provide the department with increased revenue streams. Nelligan Sports represents the university to create sponsorship and marketing opportunities. Parryhasalsocoordinatedtheadditionofstaffin administration, athletic training, strength and conditioningandreorganizedtheathleticticketingand marketing departments. GrowthisnothingnewtoParry,whooversawan era of unparalleled success while serving as DirectorofAthleticsatButlerfrom1990to2006.Under Parry, Butler expanded its sports offer-ings, added and improved athletic facilities, and experienced one of its greatest single periods of

athletic achievement. Butler captured its firstHorizon League James J.McCafferty Trophy forall-sportsexcellencein1996-97,andtheBulldogsrepeatedthathonorin1997-98,1998-99,2001-02and2002-03. Bulldogteamscaptured55conferenceregularseason/tournament championships during his tenure and made NCAA National Championship appearances inmen’sandwomen’sbasketball,football, men’s soccer, volleyball, men’s andwomen’s cross country, lacrosse, men’s tennis,men’sandwomen’strackandbaseball. ParrywasatthehelmwhenButlerbuiltthefoundationtothemen’sbasketballprogramthatculminated with NCAA title game appearances in 2010and2011. During Parry’s time in Indianapolis, theBulldogsmadefiveoftheschool’sfirstsixNCAATournament appearances in men’s basketball,including aberth in theNCAA’s “Sweet 16” in2003. In addition, the men’s cross country teampostedwhatwasthenButler’shighestNCAAfinisheverwithafourth-placeshowingatthe2004na-tionalmeet,andVictoriaMitchellcapturedButler’sfirstnationalchampionshipin73yearswithafirstplacefinishinthe3,000metersteeplechaseatthe2005NCAATrackandFieldmeet. OneofthecornerstonestoParry’sleadershipphilosophy is excellence both on and off the playing field.HisemphasisonacademicshelpedButlerlead theHorizonLeague innumber of student-athletes named to the academic honor roll in nine ofhisfinal10years. Intheprocess,Bulldogstudent-athletesac-cumulated numerous league, regional and national academic honors. In1991,1997,2000and2006Butlerservedasco-hosttothemen’sbasketballFinalFourinIndianapolis,whileco-hostingthewomen’sFinalFourin2005. ApastmemberoftheNCAADivisionIManage-mentCouncil (1997-2004)and theNCAAMen’sBasketball Issues Committee (2000-02), Parrywasnamedthe2002-03CentralRegionDivisionI-AAAthleticDirectoroftheYearbytheNationalAssociation ofCollegiateDirectors of Athletics

(NACDA). He also served as a member of theExecutiveCommitteeofNACDAfrom1998-2002. A native of Marcellus, N.Y., Parry attendedBrownUniversitywherehewasatwo-timeAll-IvyLeaguepassreceiverandco-captainofthefoot-ball team while also lettering in basketball and lacrosse. ParryearnedaB.A.ineconomicsfromBrown,andamaster’sinbusinessadministrationfromtheWhartonSchoolattheUniversityofPennsyl-vania. Afterearninghisdegrees,ParryspenteightyearsinbusinesswithIBMandthenasco-founderofInstantDataInc.,inPhiladelphia.Hecompletedfootball and lacrosse coaching stintsatBrownwhile working as the assistant athletic director (1975-79). ParrywasnamedDirectorofAthleticsatBrownin1979,apositionheheldfor11yearsuntilleav-ingforButlerin1990. DuringhistimewiththeBears,heoversawadepartmentthatfeatured30intercollegiatesportsfor men and women, leading the school to the best overallwomen’swon-lostrecordintheIvyleagueduringthedecadeofthe1980’s.HeservedasthefoundingdirectoroftheBrownUniversitySportsFoundation,anendowmentfundthathasgrowntobetterthan$60milliontoday. FacilitatinggrowthdominatedParry’s yearsatBrown.Heoversawtheplanning,fundingandbuildingofa$7millionstudentrecreationcenteranda$9millionintercollegiateathleticcomplex. Alife-longloverofthesportoflacrosse,Parryserved two stints on theNCAAMen’s Lacrossecommittee.Thefirstfrom1980-87whilehewasatBrownandthenagainfrom1994-98whileatButler,becomingoneofahandfulofpeopletobeselected chair of the committee twice, doing so in both1986-87and1997-98. Parry has two daughters, Alyson, a ’91graduateofBrown,andJennifer,a’93graduateofMiddleburyCollege(Vermont).Heandhiswife,Candis, a respected lacrosse and field hockey official,havea21-year-oldson,J.C.,whoattendsUrsinus College, and a 19-year-old daughter,Ashley, a sophomore at the College of Wooster.


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Final 2011-12Horizon League standings Conference OverallSchool W L Pct W L Pct Home Away NeutValparaiso # 14 4 .778 22 12 .647 14-3 8-9 0-0Cleveland State # 12 6 .667 22 11 .667 10-4 11-5 1-2Detroit * 11 7 .611 22 14 .611 13-4 6-8 3-2Butler % 11 7 .611 22 15 .595 13-6 7-9 2-0Milwaukee % 11 7 .611 20 14 .588 7-10 0-1 6-4Youngstown State 10 8 .556 16 15 .516 10-4 6-10 0-1Green Bay 10 8 .556 15 15 .500 12-2 3-13 0-0Wright State 7 11 .389 13 19 .406 9-7 4-11 0-1UIC 3 15 .167 8 22 .267 7-7 1-15 0-0Loyola 1 17 .056 7 23 .233 4-9 3-14 0-0

Regular Season Champion: Valparaiso Tournament Champion: Detroit * NCAA Tournament Participant # NIT Participant % - College Basketball Invitational Participant

2012 Horizon LeagueChampionship Results

Tuesday, February 28 (at campus sites)Game 1: No. 3 Detroit 80, No. 10 Loyola 71Game 2: No. 4 Milwaukee 68, No. 9 UIC 55Game 3: No. 5 Butler 72, No. 8 Wright State 52Game 4: No. 6 Youngstown St. 77, No. 7 Green Bay 60

Friday, March 2 (Valparaiso, Ind.)Game 5: Detroit 93, Youngstown State 76Game 6: Butler 71, Milwaukee 49

Saturday, March 3 (Valparaiso, Ind.)Game 7: Detroit, 63, No. 2 Cleveland State 58Game 8: No. 1 Valparaiso 65, Butler 46

Tuesday, March 8 (Valparaiso, Ind.)Game 9: Detroit 70, Valparaiso 50

Scoring Offense G W-L Pts Avg.Detroit 36 22-14 2597 72.1Valparaiso 34 22-12 2323 68.3Youngstown State 31 16-15 2095 67.6Cleveland State 33 22-11 2177 66.0Green Bay 30 15-15 1935 64.5Milwaukee 34 20-14 2183 64.2Butler 37 22-15 2352 63.6UIC 30 8-22 1826 60.9Wright State 32 13-19 1857 58.0Loyola 30 7-23 1717 57.2

Scoring Defense G W-L Pts AvgCleveland State 33 22-11 1983 60.1Butler 37 22-15 2245 60.7Wright State 32 13-19 1967 61.5Milwaukee 34 20-14 2126 62.5Loyola 30 7-23 1887 62.9Valparaiso 34 22-12 2223 65.4Youngstown State 31 16-15 2047 66.0Green Bay 30 15-15 1982 66.1Detroit 36 22-14 2432 67.6UIC 30 8-22 2033 67.8

Scoring Margin G Pts. Allow MarginCleveland State 33 66.0 60.1 +5.9Detroit 36 72.1 67.6 +4.6Valparaiso 34 68.3 65.4 +2.9Butler 37 63.6 60.7 +2.9Milwaukee 34 64.2 62.5 +1.7Youngstown State 31 67.6 66.0 +1.5Green Bay 30 64.5 66.1 -1.6Wright State 32 58.0 61.5 -3.4Loyola 30 57.2 62.9 -5.7UIC 30 60.9 67.8 -6.9

Field Goal Pct. G FGM FGA Pct.Valparaiso 34 786 1682 .467Detroit 36 903 2008 .450Cleveland State 33 804 1798 .447Youngstown State 31 746 1729 .431Green Bay 30 693 1638 .423Loyola 30 612 1452 .421Milwaukee 34 748 1791 .418Butler 37 823 2015 .408Wright State 32 625 1569 .398UIC 30 636 1611 .395

Field Goal Defense G FGM FGA Pct.Butler 37 754 1834 .411Cleveland State 33 648 1564 .414Milwaukee 34 761 1816 .419Valparaiso 34 787 1860 .423Green Bay 30 708 1657 .427Youngstown State 31 739 1718 .430Detroit 36 842 1915 .440Loyola 30 681 1526 .446UIC 30 710 1565 .454Wright State 32 659 1452 .454

Free Throw Pct. G FTM FTA Pct.Detroit 36 626 857 .730Valparaiso 34 522 730 .715Cleveland State 33 352 496 .710Green Bay 30 384 544 .706Wright State 32 418 594 .704Loyola 30 376 540 .696UIC 30 361 539 .670Butler 37 523 806 .649Youngstown State 31 333 514 .648Milwaukee 34 423 691 .612

3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. G FGM FGA Pct.Youngstown State 31 270 708 .381Cleveland State 33 217 599 .362Green Bay 30 165 461 .358Milwaukee 34 264 763 .346Wright State 32 189 550 .344Valparaiso 34 229 673 .340UIC 30 193 593 .325Loyola 30 117 377 .310Detroit 36 165 553 .298Butler 37 183 652 .281

3-Pt. FG Defense G FGM FGA Pct.Milwaukee 34 151 521 .290Butler 37 189 616 .307Cleveland State 33 158 498 .317Valparaiso 34 194 594 .327Wright State 32 203 598 .339Loyola 30 182 519 .351Youngstown State 31 200 555 .360UIC 30 165 452 .365Detroit 36 244 666 .366Green Bay 30 180 483 .373

Rebounding G Reb. Avg.Butler 37 1323 35.8Green Bay 30 1059 35.3Milwaukee 34 1179 34.7UIC 30 1038 34.6Detroit 36 1232 34.2Valparaiso 34 1123 33.0Cleveland State 33 1067 32.3Youngstown State 31 998 32.2Loyola 30 924 30.8Wright State 32 901 28.2

Reb. Margin Avg. Opp. MarginButler 35.8 31.8 +4.0Detroit 34.2 32.2 +2.0Valparaiso 33.0 31.6 +1.5Green Bay 35.3 34.1 +1.2Milwaukee 34.7 33.8 +0.9UIC 34.6 33.8 +0.8Cleveland State 32.3 31.8 +0.5Loyola 30.8 30.5 +0.3Youngstown State 32.2 36.4 -4.2Wright State 28.2 32.7 -4.5

Blocked Shots G Blocks Avg.Youngstown State 31 164 5.3Green Bay 30 142 4.7Detroit 36 165 4.6Cleveland State 33 110 3.3Butler 37 123 3.3UIC 30 88 2.9Valparaiso 34 98 2.9Milwaukee 34 97 2.6Wright State 32 50 1.6Loyola 30 42 1.4

Assists G Assists Avg.Valparaiso 34 466 13.7Cleveland State 33 451 13.7Youngstown State 31 405 13.1Detroit 36 463 12.9Milwaukee 34 426 12.5Green Bay 30 370 12.3Butler 37 454 12.3Loyola 30 368 12.3UIC 30 341 11.4Wright State 32 319 10.0

Steals G Steals Avg.Cleveland State 33 279 8.5Detroit 36 272 7.6Wright State 31 210 6.6Youngstown State 31 201 6.5Butler 37 239 6.5Milwaukee 34 209 6.1Green Bay 30 181 6.0Valparaiso 34 204 6.0UIC 30 150 5.0Loyola 30 136 4.5

Turnover Margin G TO Opp. MarginWright State 36 436 520 +2.6Detroit 36 450 544 +2.6Cleveland State 33 458 542 +2.5Youngstown State 31 347 404 +1.8Butler 37 485 521 +1.0Milwaukee 34 467 460 -0.2Green Bay 30 424 392 -1.1Loyola 30 432 361 -2.4Valparaiso 34 483 394 -2.6UIC 30 439 351 -2.9

3-Pt. FGM G 3FGM Avg.Youngstown State 31 270 8.7Milwaukee 34 264 7.8Valparaiso 34 229 6.7Cleveland State 33 217 6.6UIC 30 193 6.4Wright State 32 189 5.9Green Bay 30 165 5.5Butler 37 183 4.9Detroit 36 165 4.6Loyola 30 117 3.9

Final 2011-12 Horizon League Team statist ics

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Scoring G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg.Kendrick Perry, YSU 31 177 54 113 521 16.8Ray McCallum, UDM 36 192 30 141 555 15.4Ben Averkamp, LU 28 166 26 72 430 15.4Ryan Broekhoff, VU 34 161 66 120 508 14.9Julius Mays, WSU 30 127 50 119 423 14.1Kevin Van Wijk, VU 31 153 0 131 437 14.1Alec Brown, GB 30 154 4 101 413 13.8Chase Simon, UDM 36 155 49 118 477 13.3Blake Allen, YSU 31 138 91 30 397 12.8Trey Harmon, CSU 32 141 71 50 403 12.6

Rebounding G Off. Def. Total Avg.Ryan Broekhoff, VU 34 62 228 290 8.5Alec Brown, GB 30 92 154 246 8.2Damian Eargle, YSU 31 83 148 231 7.5Ben Averkamp, LU 28 54 144 198 7.1Brennan Cougill, GB 30 52 157 209 7.0Anton Grady, CSU 33 64 148 212 6.4Darrin Williams, UIC 30 72 114 186 6.2Roosevelt Jones, BU 36 94 121 215 6.0Walt Gibler, LU 25 46 99 145 5.8Hayden Humes, UIC 30 48 119 167 5.6

Field Goal Pct. G FGM FGA Pct.Kevin Van Wijk, VU 31 153 248 .617Tim Kamczyc, CSU 33 117 200 .585Khyle Marshall, BU 35 140 253 .553Darrin Williams, UIC 30 116 214 .542Anton Grady, CSU 33 112 210 .533Walt Gibler, LU 25 106 201 .527Andrew Smith, BU 37 146 278 .525James Haarsma, UWM 33 127 242 .525Doug Anderson, UDM 36 119 228 .522Brennan Cougill, GB 30 97 195 .497

Assists G Assists Avg.Kaylon Williams, UWM 33 215 6.5Ronald Nored, BU 37 193 5.2Ray McCallum, UDM 36 143 4.0Kendrick Perry, YSU 31 121 3.9Denzel Brito, LU 30 105 3.5Keifer Sykes, GB 30 101 3.4Gary Talton, UIC 30 99 3.3Jeremy Montgomery, CSU 33 101 3.1Blake Allen, YSU 31 94 3.0Erik Buggs, VU 34 103 3.0

Blocked Shots G Blocks Avg.Damian Eargle, YSU 31 116 3.7Alec Brown, GB 30 89 3.0LaMarcus Lowe, UDM 35 79 2.3Darrin Williams, UIC 30 44 1.5Anton Grady, CSU 33 45 1.4Ryan Allen, UWM 34 40 1.2Kameron Woods, BU 36 39 1.1Ben Averkamp, LU 28 26 0.9Brennan Cougill, GB 30 26 0.9Matt Kenney, VU 33 27 0.8

Free Throw Pct. G FTM FTA Pct.Gary Talton, UIC 30 78 90 .867Julius Mays, WSU 30 119 143 .832Doug Anderson, UDM 36 89 110 .809Ryan Broekhoff, VU 34 120 151 .795Richie Edwards, VU 30 61 77 .792Alec Brown, GB 30 101 131 .771Ray McCallum, UDM 36 141 184 .766Chase Simon, UDM 36 118 154 .766Jason Calliste, UDM 36 104 137 .759Walt Gibler, LU 25 98 133 .737

Steals G Steals Avg.D’Aundray Brown, CSU 26 66 2.5Kendrick Perry, YSU 31 74 2.4Ronald Nored, BU 37 66 1.8Ray McCallum, UDM 36 57 1.6Kaylon Williams, UWM 33 51 1.5Daniel Barnes, UIC 30 44 1.5Julius Mays, WSU 30 41 1.4Trey Harmon, CSU 32 43 1.3Ryan Broekhoff, VU 34 45 1.3Erik Buggs, VU 34 40 1.2

3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. G 3FG 3FGA Pct.Kam Cerroni, GB 30 60 129 .465Blake Allen, YSU 31 91 212 .429Steve Baker, GB 30 39 91 .429Julius Mays, WSU 30 50 118 .424DuShawn Brooks, YSU 31 50 119 .420Hayden Humes, UIC 30 41 98 .418Will Bogan, VU 34 61 149 .409Paris Gulley, UWM 34 59 148 .399Tony Meier, UWM 28 66 167 .395Ryan Broekhoff, VU 34 66 169 .391

3-Pt. Field Goals Made G 3FG Avg. Blake Allen, YSU 31 91 2.9Tony Meier, UWM 28 66 2.4Trey Harmon, CSU 31 71 2.2Daniel Barnes, UIC 30 64 2.1Kam Cerroni, GB 30 60 2.0Ryan Broekhoff, VU 34 66 1.9Jeremy Montgomery, CSU 33 61 1.8Will Bogan, VU 34 61 1.8Kendrick Perry, YSU 31 54 1.7Paris Gulley, UWM 34 59 1.7

Assist/Turnover Ratio G Asst. TO RatioRonald Nored, BU 37 193 102 1.9Kendrick Perry, YSU 31 121 64 1.9Blake Allen, YSU 31 94 51 1.8Ray McCallum, UDM 36 143 80 1.8Kaylon Williams, UWM 33 215 125 1.7Kiefer Sykes, GB 30 101 67 1.5Erik Buggs, VU 34 103 75 1.4Denzel Brito, LU 30 105 84 1.3Gary Talton, UIC 30 99 82 1.2Jeremy Montgomery, CSU 33 101 97 1.0

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Cleveland State entered the 2011-12 bas-ketball season with high expectations. The team had won 26 games the previous season and de-spite the loss of All-American and first round NBA draft pick Norris Cole, the Vikings returned four starters and four seniors. Also back was all-everything senior D’Aundray Brown who missed the previous sea-son with an injury. After a strong start to the year with wins in 10 of its first 11 games, the Vikings were able to earn a bid to the NIT. It marked the fourth time in the last five seasons that CSU advanced to post-season play.

Vikings Open Season With Win at #7 Vanderbilt The Vikings opened the season in the Ticket City Legends Classic at seventh-ranked Vander-bilt as a heavy underdog. Playing against a team with several players who went on to be selected in the NBA draft, the Vikings did not back down in running away from the Commodores, 71-58. It was the highest ranked team the Vikings defeated in program history and also snapped Vanderbilt’s 20-game home winning streak against non-conference opponents that dated to Dec. 3, 2008. CSU shot .500 (27-54) from the field and used a strong defensive effort, holding Vanderbilt to just 18-of-51 (.353) from the floor. The Vikings also had 15 steals and received 22 points and 13 rebounds from its bench. D’Aundray Brown led the way with 18 points, eight rebounds and seven steals, while Trey Har-mon scored 11.Harmon’s Late Trifecta Saves Vikings Following an 86-57 win over Rio Grande in the home opener on Nov. 15 in which Jeremy Mont-gomery reached the 1,000 career point mark, the Vikings welcomed St. Bonaventure to the Wolstein Center three days later.

The Bonnies provided a stern test with NBA prospect Andrew Nicholson leading the way. The Vikings trailed for most of the night, but used a 6-0 run late to take a 62-61 lead with just over three minutes left. A Tim Kamczyc bucket pushed the lead to three, but a three-point play by SBU tied the game at 64-64 with 1:30 left. After both teams missed chances to take the lead, Trey Harmon drilled a three-pointer from the top of the key with 2.8 seconds left for the win. Quick Start Leads to Win at Kent State The Vikings wasted little time in jumping on Kent State, racing out to a 14-2 lead less than four minutes into the Nov. 22 contest. The quick start, combined with a stifling defense helped CSU earn a key 57-53 road win. The Viking defense held Kent State to .352 (19-54) shooting from the floor, including just 1-of-17 from three-point. CSU also forced 22 turnovers, converting them into 24 points.

CSU Wins Ticket City Legends Regional Title The Vikings headed out east to Rhode Island over the Thanksgiving holiday to play their final three games in the Ticket City Legends Classic in Kingston, R.I. The opening game against Boston University (Nov. 25) was an instant classic. CSU trailed for most of the game and found themselves down nine (52-43) with seven min-utes left before cutting the Terrier lead to one (57-56) on a Trey Harmon three-pointer with 1:49 left. Boston U. responded to regain a four point lead (62-58) with 13 seconds left, but CSU came down the court quickly and Harmon nailed a three-pointer with six seconds left to cut the defi-

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cit to one point. Following a timeout, Boston’s inbound pass was knocked away and Jeremy Montgomery came up with the loose ball and was fouled. He went to the line and hit both ends of the one-and-one to give CSU a 63-62 lead and the Terriers missed a desperation shot at the buzzer. The following day, the Vikings were handed their first loss of the season, 63-53, by Hofstra. The Pride took control of the game midway through the second half, using a 14-2 spurt to turn a five point deficit into a 51-44 lead. Montgomery scored 12 points for CSU. A day later, the Vikings used a career-high 20 points from Aaron Pogue to get back in the win column with a 67-45 win at host Rhode Island. Pogue was named the MVP of the Kingston, R.I. sub-regional of the Ticket City Legends Clas-sic and was joined on the all-tournament team by D’Aundray Brown.

Vikings Open League Play With Two Wins Early December brought on the start of Hori-zon League play with CSU visiting Wright State on Dec. 1. The 45-43 win was the Vikings third in the final five seconds of the season. This time, it was D’Aundray Brown making the key play down the stretch, tipping in a missed shot with 0.3 seconds left. The game featured nine ties and 10 lead changes. Tim Kamczyc scored 12 points and was the only player in the game to reach double figures. Trey Harmon scored five points, becoming the 20th player in school history to reach 1,000 ca-reer points. Two days later, the Vikings used a balanced scoring attack to improve to 2-0 in the Horizon League with a 66-61 win at Detroit. Freshman Ike


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Despite missing seven games, D’Aundray Brown was named to the Horizon League All-Defense team after ranking eighth in the nation in steals (2.54).

Nwamu provided a spark off the bench, scoring eight points in seven minutes to aid the win.

Vikings Get Another Last Second Win CSU won yet another tight game, using a three-pointer by Jeremy Montgomery with 21.2 seconds left for a 69-66 win over Akron on Dec. 10 in the Wolstein Center. Montgomery had struggled all day, hitting just one of his first 11 shots, but came through when the Vikings needed it most, securing the win with his three-pointer from the right wing with the shot clock winding down. Trey Harmon led the Vikings with 16 points and D’Aundray Brown added 13 points as CSU improved to 7-0 in games decided by five points or less.

Back to Action After Finals Week A nine day layoff for finals week saw the Vi-kings return to action on Dec. 19 at South Florida. A strong start on the offensive end in which CSU hit eight of their first 15 shots gave the Vikings a 19-13 lead midway through the first half. How-ever, CSU managed just one field goal the rest of the half and would trail, 25-21, at the intermis-sion. CSU was still down five (38-33) with 14 min-utes to play, but USF used a 14-5 run over the next five minutes to take a 52-40 lead and all but seal the win. Tim Kamczyc scored a game-high 14 points. The Vikings returned home to host Sam Hous-ton State on Dec. 22 and used 53-percent shoot-ing from three-point for a 63-45 win. D’Aundray Brown, Jeremy Montgomery and Trey Harmon combined for 32 points. Following the Christmas holiday, the Vikings were back in action at Toledo on Dec. 28. A slow start had CSU down at the half, 36-30, but the Vikings opened the second half on a 23-4, even-tually claiming a 72-64 win. Harmon led four players in double figures with 18 points, adding six boards and four assists. New Year’s Eve Matinee Unkind at Home The Vikings went back to Horizon League play with a matinee contest against Youngstown State at the Wolstein Center on Dec. 31. Despite 21 points, including a career-high six three-pointers by Jeremy Montgomery, the Vi-kings were handed a 73-67 setback. It snapped a 17-game win streak against Ohio schools for CSU.

Back to Winning Ways CSU remained at home for two contests against the Chicago schools, beginning with a Jan. 5 contest versus UIC. The Vikings hit 11 three-pointers in a 73-56 win that also served as a coming out party for freshmen Charlie Lee and Marlin Mason. Lee, who was making his first career start, played 33 minutes, scoring 13 points with five

assists, three steals and zero turnovers. For Ma-son, it was his first collegiate contest after his redshirt was taken off due to injuries on the ros-ter. Mason finished with five points and three rebounds in 14 minutes. Two days later, the Vikings used 20 points, including a career-high six three-pointers by Trey Harmon, in a 69-48 win over Loyola.

Big Win at Hinkle Fieldhouse on Indiana Swing The Vikings began their Indiana swing at Butler on Jan. 13, racing out to a 20-4 lead in the first seven minutes en route to a 76-69 win. It was CSU’s first win at Butler since the 2009 league title game, snapping a five-game losing streak. The Vikings won despite being whistled for 29 fouls and Butler going to the free throw line 42 times. Jeremy Montgomery led CSU with 18 points and Tim Kamczyc had 17. On Jan. 15, the Vikings tried to become the first team in Horizon League history to sweep the Butler-Valparaiso road swing (31 teams had tried prior to the game). However, the Crusaders did not let it happen, using four three-pointers in the early part of the second half to build an 11-point lead (45-34). After CSU clawed back to take a 55-51 lead with just under eight minutes left, Valparaiso used an 11-2 run to assume a 62-57 lead and would lead the rest of the way. Kamczyc concluded an impressive swing through Indiana with 18 points.

CSU Wins Five Straight; Moves To 20-4 The loss to Valparaiso did not sting long as CSU was back at its winning ways with five straight victories following the setback at Valpo. The streak began with a 78-68 win over Green Bay on Jan. 20 behind Anton Grady’s first career double-double of 10 points and 13 rebounds. The Vikings also dominated the glass, out-rebounding the Phoenix, 43-23.

CSU came back 48 hours later and torched the nets for a season-best 64-percent shooting (33-52), scoring 44 points in the paint in an 83-57 win over Milwaukee. Six players scored in double figures, led by 15 points from Trey Harmon. Tim Kamczyc, Jer-emy Montgomery and Anton Grady had 12 points apiece.

Revenge in Youngstown The Vikings travelled to Youngstown State on Jan. 28, almost a month to the day of falling to the Penguins at home. CSU had revenge on its mind in front of the fourth largest crowd in the history of the Beeghly Center (6,313), racing out to a 22 point halftime lead in a 67-47 win. Anton Grady notched a double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds, while D’Aundray Brown led a strong defensive effort with six steals.

Chicago Sweep Hampered by Injury CSU made its annual trip to Chicago to start the month of February, earning a 65-47 win at Loyola on Feb. 3. Head coach Gary Waters was on the sidelines for his 500th career game and watched as his squad shot 25-of-37 (.676) from the field, the third highest percentage in program history. Chicago native Jeremy Montgomery led all scorers with 16 points, but the win was tempered with an injury to D’Aundray Brown. Brown would miss CSU’s game at UIC on Feb. 5, but the Vikings didn’t miss a beat, shooting 56-percent from the field in a 70-42 win. The vic-tory gave CSU 20 wins for the ninth time in pro-gram history and the fourth time in the last five years under Waters. Montgomery once again led CSU with 14 points, while Anton Grady had 12 points and 10 boards in his first career start.


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Vikings Drop Five Straight D’Aundray Brown tried to return to the lineup on Feb. 9 against Valparaiso, but was limited to just eight minutes in a 59-41 setback. The Cru-saders raced out to a 17-1 lead behind the play of Ryan Broehkoff who scored his team’s first 11 points. Two days later, CSU could not overcome a 10 point halftime deficit in a 52-49 loss to Butler. CSU had one final chance to tie the game, but a three-point attempt by Anton Grady at the buzzer was off the mark. The Vikings made their first trip to Wisconsin on Feb. 14 and not even 61-percent shooting from the field could overcome the Panthers as CSU fell, 86-84. Milwaukee led by 16 points (75-59) with 8:44 left before a furious Viking rally tied the game at 84-84 on a Montgomery layup with 40 seconds left. The Panthers missed a chance to win the game, but got one more chance when the Vikings knocked the ball out of bounds with two seconds left. The inbounds pass went to Tony Meier who threw up a desperation three-pointer that was off the mark. But a questionable whistle on the Vikings sent him to the line where he made two of the three free tosses to seal the win. CSU was back home on Feb. 18 to host Drexel in a BracketBusters contest. Despite 23 points from Harmon, CSU fell, 69-49.

The Vikings were back to Wisconsin to play at Green Bay on Feb. 21 and received 23 points, eight rebounds, three assists and two steals from Anton Grady. However, two key three-pointers and free throws down the stretch gave the Phoenix a 71-67 victory.CSU Clinches No. 2 Seed in League Tourney CSU snapped its five game losing streak with a 77-64 win over Detroit on Feb. 23 to open the final weekend of regular season play. The freshmen class highlighted the win as Marlin Mason totaled 15 points with nine re-bounds in his first career start. Charlie Lee added 12 points and five assists and Ike Nwamu scored eight points off the bench. After Butler lost at Valparaiso the next night, CSU needed a win over Wright State to earn the No. 2 seed in the Horizon League Championship and the Vikings responded with a 77-55 win on Senior Day. Trey Harmon scored 20 points and Jeremy Montgomery added 17 points and five assists.

Vikings Fall in League Semifinals The second-seeded Vikings earned a double bye into the league semifinals and met third-seeded Detroit, a team that had already won two games in the tournament. D’Aundray Brown returned to the lineup after missing seven of the previous eight games and led the Vikings with 17 points, seven rebounds and two steals, but CSU lost, 63-58.

The NIT Coming Calls The Vikings received an invitation from the NIT, giving CSU a postseason berth for the fourth time in the last five seasons. After flying across the country on March 12, the Vikings battled Stanford throughout the first half and trailed, 31-30, going into the locker room. However, a 12-3 Cardinal run midway through the second half pushed its lead to 58-42 en route to a 76-65 win. The Cardinal went on to win the NIT title.

Several Vikings Garner Postseason Awards Successful seasons often bring in awards and that was no different for the Vikings. Trey Harmon was voted to the All-Horizon League second team and was a repeat selection to the league’s all-defense team. He averaged a team-best 12.6 points per game, hitting a CSU single-season record 71 three-pointers. Harmon was also named to the CollegeIn-sider.com Mid-Major All-Defensive team. D’Aundray Brown was also selected to the league’s all-defense team, the second time in his career that he earned the honor after leading the league in steals and ranking eighth in the nation in steals (2.54). Anton Grady was selected to the all-newcom-er team after a strong freshman season in which he averaged 8.5 points and a team-leading 6.4 rebounds per game as CSU’s sixth man.

Cleveland State 71Vanderbilt 58GAME 1

November 13, 2011 Ticket City Legends Classic Nashville, Tenn.

Final: Cleveland State opens the season with a 71-58 win at No. 7 ranked Vanderbilt. The Vikings scored the first five points of the game and never trailed. It is the highest ranked opponent CSU has ever defeated.Defining Moment: After Vanderbilt whittles a 16 point first half deficit to three points (41-38) with 13:32 to play in the game, the Vikings go on a 9-2 run over the next three minutes to take a 50-40 lead with 9:54 left.Key Stats: CSU shoots .500 (27-54) from the floor and holds Vanderbilt to .353 (18-21). The Vikings force 21 Commodore turnovers, making 15 steals. CSU’s bench provides 22 points, 13 rebounds and five steals. The win is the fifth over a top-25 opponent for head coach Gary Waters in his tenure at CSU.Performance Leaders: D’Aundray Brown sets career-highs in points (18) and steals (7), adding eight rebounds. Trey Harmon scores 11 points and Jeremy Montgomery has 10. Anton Grady chips in seven points and four blocks off the bench.

CLEVELAND STATE.......min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......29 6-10 1-1 5-6 8 0 3 0 7 1 18Tim Kamczyc ..............17 1-3 0-1 0-0 2 3 1 0 0 5 2Aaron Pogue ...............22 3-6 0-0 2-5 5 0 1 0 0 3 8Trevon Harmon ...........33 5-12 1-6 0-0 4 4 2 0 2 1 11Jeremy Montgomery ..........29 4-10 2-7 0-0 1 3 4 0 1 0 10Sebastian Douglas .....15 3-3 1-1 0-0 3 1 2 0 2 1 7Devon Long ................14 2-3 0-0 1-1 3 0 0 0 1 2 5Anton Grady ...............22 2-3 0-0 3-6 4 2 2 4 1 4 7Luda Ndaye ..................5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0Charlie Lee .................14 1-4 0-1 1-2 3 0 1 0 1 2 3 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 27-54 5-17 12-20 36 13 16 4 15 21 71VANDERBILT .............min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsBrad Tinsley ...............21 3-6 0-1 1-2 2 2 3 0 2 1 7Lance Goulbourne ......34 3-9 0-1 5-9 8 1 2 1 3 3 11John Jenkins ...............33 5-14 2-8 5-7 1 0 3 0 1 1 17Steve Tchiengang .......25 1-5 0-2 3-3 10 2 1 1 2 4 5Jeffery Taylor ..............34 3-8 1-3 2-3 4 1 6 0 1 1 9Kedren Johnson ..........17 1-1 0-0 1-1 0 0 1 0 0 0 3Kyle Fuller ..................17 1-2 0-0 1-1 1 0 3 0 0 1 3Dai-Jane Parker ...........7 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0James Siakam ........... 0+ 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Josh Henderson ............3 0-1 0-0 0-0 4 0 0 0 1 0 0Rod Odom ..................16 1-2 1-1 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 3 3 Team........................... 4Totals .......................200 18-51 4-17 18-26 35 6 21 3 10 15 58Halftime: Cleveland State 37, Vanderbilt 24. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 3, Vanderbilt 2. Technicals: None. Officials: John Hampton, Tim Gattis, Jeff Smith. Attendance: 13,503.

Cleveland State 86Rio Grande 57GAME 2

November 15, 2011 Cleveland, Ohio

Final: Cleveland State shoots 50 percent from the field for the second straight game and forces 28 turnovers to run past Rio Grande, 86-57, in the home opener.Defining Moment: After Rio Grande ties the game for the third and final time (17-17) with 9:27 to play, CSU closes the half on a 23-10 run to take a 13 point halftime lead and the Red Storm never threaten.Key Stats: CSU shoots .500 (34-68) from the field for the second straight game and holds Rio Grande to .314 (16-51). The Vikings force 28 turnovers and turn them into 35 points. CSU blocks 11 shots and gets 22 points from the bench.Performance Leaders: D’Aundray Brown scores career-high 24 points with nine rebounds and seven steals (ties career-high). Jeremy Montgomery has six points to become 19th player in school history with 1,000 career points. Tim Kamczyz 13 points. Luda Ndaye seven points and seven boards in first career start. Anton Grady has 12 points and six blocks.

RIO GRANDE ..............min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsShaun Gunnell ...........24 2-4 0-0 0-0 5 0 5 0 0 1 4Turrell Morris ..............30 2-11 0-1 3-9 10 0 3 1 2 2 7Dominick Haynes .......26 4-8 0-0 4-6 8 2 1 0 0 4 12Kaleb Kimbler ............19 1-5 0-1 0-0 0 1 3 0 1 2 2Brad Cubbie ...............29 0-4 0-0 0-0 0 3 10 0 1 3 0Jermaine Warmack .....25 5-10 3-5 11-13 3 1 3 0 0 2 24Evan Legg ..................11 1-4 1-3 0-0 2 1 1 0 0 2 3Makka Garba .............14 0-1 0-0 2-2 2 0 0 0 0 3 2Ethan Prater ................4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Stefan Black ..............18 1-3 1-1 0-0 6 3 2 0 2 0 3 Team........................... 6Totals .......................200 16-51 5-11 20-30 42 11 28 1 6 20 57CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsLuda Ndaye ................22 2-3 0-0 3-3 7 0 2 1 0 3 7Tim Kamczyc ..............22 5-6 2-2 1-2 2 3 2 0 0 2 13Trey Harmon ...............29 5-14 3-8 1-3 1 2 0 0 3 1 14Jeremy Montgomery ..........21 2-9 0-4 2-3 0 5 1 0 2 4 6D’Aundray Brown .......31 11-16 0-0 2-3 9 2 3 2 7 3 24Sebastian Douglas .....17 1-3 0-0 2-2 2 2 1 1 1 1 4Devon Long ................17 2-6 0-0 0-2 5 0 0 1 0 4 4Josh Gottshall ..............2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Anton Grady ...............22 5-6 0-0 2-5 7 1 2 6 1 3 12Charlie Lee .................17 1-5 0-3 0-0 1 2 1 0 1 4 2 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 34-68 5-17 13-23 37 17 12 11 15 25 86Halftime: Cleveland State 40, Rio Grande 27. Dead Ball Rebounds: Rio Grande 5, Cleveland State 5. Technicals: None. Officials: Jeb Hartness, Tim Gattis, John St. Clair. Attendance: 1,871.

Cleveland State 67St. Bonaventure 64GAME 3

November 18, 2011 Cleveland, Ohio

Final: Trey Harmon hits a three-pointer with 2.8 seconds left to complete Cleveland State’s rally from nine points down in the second half and lift the Vikings to a 67-64 win.Defining Moment: After the Vikings rally from a nine point halftime deficit to tie the game, Trey Harmon hits a three-pointer from the top of the key with 2.8 seconds left and CSU steals the inbounds pass to clinch the win.Key Stats: CSU forces 23 turnovers, turning them into 20 points, and makes 13 steals. Both teams grab 28 rebounds. SBU shoots .565 (26-46) from the floor. CSU rallies from a five point halftime deficit.Performance Leaders: Harmon scores a game-high 20 points. D’Aunday Brown and Jeremy Montgomery 12 points each.

ST. BONAVENTURE ......min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsDemitrius Conger .......35 4-5 0-1 0-0 6 2 2 0 0 0 8Da’Quan Cook ............23 1-3 0-0 3-4 2 1 3 0 0 4 5Andrew Nicholson ......34 9-14 1-3 0-1 6 2 2 4 0 5 19Eric Mosley .................21 4-5 3-4 0-0 2 1 7 0 0 4 11Michael Davenport .....21 3-8 0-2 1-1 3 0 1 1 3 0 7Charlon Kloof .............19 2-3 0-1 1-3 1 2 3 2 2 2 5Jordan Gathers .............5 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Chris Johnson ..............3 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2Matthew Wright .........29 2-6 2-4 1-1 0 1 3 0 1 1 7Jake Houseknecht ......10 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 5Totals .......................200 26-46 6-15 6-10 28 10 23 7 6 16 64CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......35 4-9 2-3 2-3 4 3 1 0 2 2 12Tim Kamczyc ..............30 3-7 0-2 0-0 4 4 2 0 1 1 6Aaron Pogue ...............20 3-4 0-0 0-1 6 2 2 0 0 4 6Trey Harmon ...............33 7-12 4-7 2-2 1 1 0 0 3 2 20Jeremy Montgomery ..........28 3-9 1-3 5-8 3 3 3 0 3 0 12Sebastian Douglas .....10 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 1 1 1 1 0 0Charlie Lee .................13 0-1 0-1 3-4 1 1 2 0 1 1 3Anton Grady ...............19 3-7 0-0 0-0 5 1 0 0 2 1 6Luda Ndaye ..................9 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 0 0 2 0Ike Nwamu ...................3 1-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 24-52 7-17 12-18 28 17 13 1 13 15 67Halftime: St. Bonaventure 37, Cleveland State 32. Dead Ball Rebounds: St. Bonaventure 0, Cleveland State 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Lamont Simpson, Larry Martin, Matthew Potter. Attendance: 3,073.


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Cleveland State 57Kent State 53GAME 4

November 22, 2011 Kent, Ohio

Final: Cleveland State improves to 4-0 as it leads wire-to-wire in a 57-53 win at Kent State. The win is the 275th in the career of head coach Gary Waters.Defining Moment: After Kent State cut an 11 point deficit to four (44-40) with 5:33 to play, D’Aundray Brown stops the run with a three-pointer and after a stop, Aaron Pogue completes a three-point play to put CSU back up nine (50-41) with 3:30 left.Key Stats: CSU holds Kent to 1-of-17 shooting from three-point. The Vikings force 22 turnovers, leading to 24 points. CSU receives 20 points from its bench.Performance Leaders: Jeremy Montgomery 13 points and D’Aundray Brown scores 11. Charlie Lee scores seven and Trey Harmon grabs eight rebounds.

CLEVELAND STATE.......min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......26 4-10 1-3 2-3 3 2 3 1 2 4 11Tim Kamczyc ..............20 2-3 0-0 0-2 0 0 1 0 1 4 4Aaron Pogue ...............27 4-9 0-0 1-1 5 2 1 0 0 3 9Trey Harmon ...............30 0-9 0-4 0-0 8 1 3 0 1 2 0Jeremy Montgomery ........30 5-15 3-8 0-0 3 3 2 0 2 1 13Sebastian Douglas .....11 2-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 1 0 0 2 4Devon Long ..................3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0Anton Grady ...............19 0-1 0-0 4-4 6 2 4 2 0 2 4Luda Ndaye ..................9 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 1 2Charlie Lee .................18 1-2 0-1 5-6 3 3 3 0 1 2 7Ike Nwamu ...................7 1-4 1-1 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 1 3 Team........................... 4Totals .......................200 20-57 5-17 12-16 37 14 20 3 7 22 57KENT STATE ..............min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsJustin Greene .............34 4-9 0-0 5-7 7 2 4 0 2 2 13Justin Manns .............12 2-4 0-0 3-5 4 0 1 0 0 1 7Michael Porrini ...........36 1-7 0-3 0-0 6 3 3 1 0 3 2Randal Holt ................23 2-9 0-5 3-4 3 2 4 0 2 2 7Carlton Guyton ...........35 3-9 1-5 1-2 4 4 6 1 2 1 8Eric Gaines ................21 0-3 0-1 2-6 4 0 1 1 3 2 2Chris Evans ...............29 7-11 0-3 0-0 8 0 1 2 1 4 14Kris Brewer ..................7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0Patrick Jackson ............3 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 5Totals .......................200 19-54 1-17 14-24 42 11 22 5 11 16 53Halftime: Cleveland State 30, Kent State 21. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 2, Kent State 5. Technicals: None. Officials: Mike Kitts, Ed Hightower, Gerald Williams. Attendance: 6,327.

Cleveland State 63 Boston Univ. 62GAME 5

November 25, 2011 Ticket City Legends Classic Kingston, R.I.

Final: Cleveland State rallies from an 11 point second half deficit to stay undefeated with a 63-62 win over Boston. CSU’s 5-0 start is the second best in program history.Defining Moment: With 5.4 seconds left, the Vikings knock away a BU inbound pass and Jeremy Montgomery grabs the loose ball. He is fouled with 3.4 seconds to play and hits both ends of a one-and-one to cap CSU’s second half rally.Key Stats: CSU holds a 41-34 advantage on the glass and hits 12-of-13 from the free throw line. BU goes 28-of-44 at the line. CSU’s bench outscores the Terrier bench, 23-0.Performance Leaders: Anton Grady 14 points and nine rebounds. D’Aundray Brown scores 14 points (12 in second half) with six boards. Aaron Pogue grabs 11 rebounds.

BOSTON UNIV. ..........min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsDom Morris ................33 1-2 0-0 6-9 4 3 1 1 0 2 8Travis Robinson .........21 1-2 0-1 0-0 3 1 1 0 0 2 2Patrick Hazel ..............33 5-8 0-0 5-9 8 0 0 5 1 2 15Darryl Partin ..............36 8-16 2-7 6-12 8 3 3 0 2 1 24D.J. Irving ...................34 1-6 0-1 11-12 1 2 6 0 3 2 13Matt Griffin ................26 0-3 0-3 0-0 3 0 4 0 1 1 0Zach Chionuma ...........8 0-2 0-1 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0Mike Terry, Jr. ................1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0James Kennedy ............3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0Jeff Pelage ...................5 0-1 0-0 0-2 3 0 2 0 0 2 0 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 16-40 2-13 28-44 34 9 19 6 8 14 62CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......26 6-12 2-4 0-0 6 2 3 1 2 4 14Tim Kamczyc ..............27 3-9 0-1 0-0 4 2 1 0 1 5 6Aaron Pogue ...............27 0-3 0-0 2-2 11 1 2 0 1 4 2Trey Harmon ...............26 4-9 3-6 0-0 0 4 2 1 1 3 11Jeremy Montgomery ..........26 1-6 1-5 4-4 1 2 2 0 1 4 7Sebastian Douglas .....20 1-6 0-2 0-0 2 0 1 0 2 2 2Anton Grady ...............19 4-9 0-0 6-7 9 0 3 0 3 4 14Luda Ndaye ..................9 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 3 2Charlie Lee .................16 1-6 0-2 0-0 2 1 1 0 0 1 2Ike Nwamu ...................4 1-3 1-3 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 Team........................... 4Totals .......................200 22-65 7-23 12-13 41 12 16 3 11 30 63Halftime: Boston Univ. 24, Cleveland State 21. Dead Ball Rebounds: Boston Univ. 8, Cleveland State 1. Technicals: None. Officials: Frank Scagliotta, David Walker, Joe DeMayo. Attendance: 3,220.

Hofstra 63Cleveland State 53GAME 6


Final: Cleveland State has its season-opening five game win streak snapped with a 63-53 setback to Hofstra.Defining Moment: After CSU goes up 42-37 with 13:48 left on a D’Aundray Brown reverse layup, Hofstra uses a 14-2 run over the next four minutes to take a seven point lead. CSU can’t get within five the rest of the game.Key Stats: Hofstra controls the glass, 38-19, and makes 20-of-31 from the free throw line. CSU hits 7-of-11 at the line. Hofstra shoots .512 (21-41), while CSU manages just 21-of-52 (.404). Hofstra outscores the Viking bench, 32-14.Performance Leaders: Jeremy Montgomery scores 12 points and D’Aundray Brown has 10. Stephen Nwaukoni has 12 points and nine boards for Hofstra.

CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......26 3-7 0-1 4-4 3 2 1 0 2 5 10Tim Kamczyc ..............30 1-6 0-5 2-2 2 4 2 0 0 1 4Aaron Pogue ...............28 4-9 1-1 0-2 3 1 0 1 0 4 9Trey Harmon ...............31 2-9 0-4 0-0 2 1 2 0 1 2 4Jeremy Montgomery ........26 5-11 1-4 4-4 3 2 1 0 2 5 10Sebastian Douglas .....17 2-3 0-0 0-0 3 0 1 0 0 3 4Anton Grady .................9 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2Luda Ndaye ................10 0-1 0-0 0-1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0Charlie Lee .................14 2-4 1-3 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 2 5Ike Nwamu ...................9 1-1 1-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 21-52 4-19 7-11 19 10 10 2 4 29 53HOFSTRA. .................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsNathanial Lester ........24 2-9 0-2 6-8 5 0 2 0 0 1 10David Imes .................23 1-4 0-1 2-2 3 1 0 1 0 3 4Moussa Kone ................9 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 1 3 2Stevie Mejia ...............23 4-5 1-1 1-2 0 1 2 0 2 1 10Mike Moore .................29 2-7 0-2 1-2 5 0 4 0 0 2 5Dwan McMillan ..........23 2-3 0-0 8-11 3 5 2 0 0 1 12Shemiye McLendon ....23 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0Stephen Nwaukoni .....21 5-5 0-0 2-4 9 1 1 0 1 1 12Bryant Crowder ..........25 4-6 0-0 0-2 7 0 3 1 0 1 8 Team........................... 5Totals .......................200 21-41 1-6 20-31 38 8 17 2 4 14 63Halftime: Cleveland State 29, Hofstra 29. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 2, Hofstra 7. Technicals: None. Officials: Kevin Ferguson, Dennis Allocco, Gary Prager. Attendance: 3,069.

Cleveland State 67Rhode Island 45GAME 7


Final: Cleveland State wins the Kingston, R.I., subregional of the Ticket City Legends Classic with a 67-45 win over Rhode Island.Defining Moment: CSU wastes little time in jumping on the Rams, using a 14-2 run over the first three minutes to assume control. After URI cuts the lead to 21-17 with 7:27 left in the first half, the Vikings score eight straight to get the lead back to 12 points.Key Stats: CSU shoots .518 (29-56) from the field and holds URI to 45 points, 33 below the Rams season average. CSU forces 21 turnovers, mak-ing 12 steals, and converts them into 26 points. URI shoots .396 (21-53) from the floor and misses all eight three point attempts.Performance Leaders: Aaron Pogue scores a career-high 20 points (8-10 FG) to earn MVP honors of the tournament. D’Aundray Brown scores 15 with four steals and earns a spot on the all-tournament team. Trey Harmon scores 14 and Jeremy Montgomery ties his career-high with eight assists.

CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......34 7-11 1-3 0-1 4 3 0 0 4 1 15Tim Kamczyc ..............32 2-3 1-1 0-0 2 2 1 0 1 1 5Aaron Pogue ...............29 8-10 0-0 4-5 5 0 1 0 0 2 20Trey Harmon ...............34 6-13 2-6 0-0 2 3 0 0 1 2 14Jeremy Montgomery ....24 1-9 1-5 0-0 2 8 2 0 2 3 3Sebastian Douglas .....14 2-3 0-0 0-1 4 1 2 0 0 2 4Devon Long ..................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Anton Grady ...............11 3-4 0-1 0-0 3 1 2 0 2 0 6Luda Ndaye ..................6 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0Charlie Lee .................10 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 0 2 2 0Ike Nwamu ...................4 0-1 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 29-56 5-18 4-7 28 19 10 0 12 15 67RHODE ISLAND. ........min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsOrion Outerbridge ......29 6-14 0-2 0-0 7 0 1 3 1 2 12Nikola Malesevic ........11 1-4 0-1 0-0 4 0 0 0 0 0 2Jonathan Holton .........28 3-8 0-3 1-3 6 2 3 1 0 2 7Jamal Wilson ..............26 4-8 0-0 0-0 3 2 4 0 1 1 8Mike Powell ................22 1-2 0-0 0-1 0 3 3 0 1 0 2Dominique McKoy .......21 2-6 0-2 0-1 1 0 1 0 0 2 4Rayvon Harris ..............3 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Levan Shengelia ........11 1-1 0-0 1-2 3 1 2 0 0 2 3T.J. Buchanan.............20 3-6 0-0 1-3 4 0 4 1 1 0 7Ryan Brooks ...............12 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0Anthony Malhoit .........17 0-1 0-0 0-0 6 2 2 0 1 3 0 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 21-53 0-8 3-10 39 10 21 5 6 12 45Halftime: Cleveland State 40, Rhode Island 22. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 1, Rhode Island 1. Technicals: None. Officials: Brian O’Connell, Lamar Simpson, Brent Hampton. Attendance: 2,737.

Cleveland State 45Wright State 43GAME 8

December 1, 2011 Fairborn, Ohio

Final: Cleveland State wins for the third time this season in the final five seconds and opens Horizon League play with a 45-43 win at Wright State.Defining Moment: In a game featuring nine ties and 10 lead changes, D’Aundray Brown provides the final lead change when he tips in a missed shot with 0.3 seconds left.Key Stats: CSU shoots .400 (16-40) from the floor and WSU shoots .410 (16-39). The Vikings hold a 28-21 advantage on the glass, including 10 on the offensive end leading to 12 second chance points.Performance Leaders: Tim Kamczyc scores 12 points with seven rebounds. Trey Harmon becomes 20th player in school history to reach 1,000 career points with his five points.

CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......32 4-9 0-1 0-0 5 1 4 0 3 1 8Tim Kamczyc ..............29 4-6 1-2 3-3 7 0 2 0 0 2 12Aaron Pogue ...............34 1-7 1-5 2-2 2 5 0 0 1 2 5Jeremy Montgomery ........30 3-8 2-5 1-2 6 2 4 0 0 0 9Trey Harmon ...............34 1-7 1-5 2-2 2 5 0 0 1 2 5Sebastian Douglas .......9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0Devon Long ..................4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Anton Grady ...............12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0Luda Ndaye ..................9 2-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 2 4Charlie Lee .................10 0-3 0-3 0-0 2 0 1 0 0 3 0Ike Nwamu ...................5 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 0 1 0 1 2 3 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 16-40 5-17 8-9 28 10 16 0 5 18 45WRIGHT STATE. ........min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsCole Darling ...............23 3-6 1-2 1-2 4 0 0 0 2 1 8AJ Pacher ...................18 4-7 0-1 1-2 1 0 0 0 1 3 9Vance Hall ..................25 1-2 0-0 4-4 3 0 1 0 2 0 6Matt Vest ...................22 3-4 0-0 1-2 3 2 3 0 1 0 7Julius Mays ................35 0-2 0-1 0-2 2 3 2 0 1 3 0Reggie Arceneaux ......24 3-7 1-2 0-0 1 1 2 0 2 1 7Johann Mpondo ..........16 0-2 0-1 2-2 2 0 0 0 0 1 2John Balwigaire .........14 1-3 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2Armond Battle ..............8 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0Kendall Griffin ..............3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Tavares Sledge ...........12 1-5 0-0 0-0 3 0 1 0 0 1 2 Team........................... 0Totals .......................200 16-39 2-9 9-14 21 6 11 0 9 15 43Halftime: Cleveland State 21, Wright State 21. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 1, Wright State 3. Technicals: None. Officials: Jamie Luckie, Tim Gattis, Jeff Spedoske. Attendance: 3,349.

Cleveland State 66Detroit 61GAME 9

December 3, 2011 Detroit, Ohio

Final: Cleveland State wins its second straight Horizon League game on the road and improves to 2-0 in league play for the second straight year in a 66-61 win at Detroit.Defining Moment: Detroit cuts CSU’s 14 point lead (58-44; 8:23 left) to four points (60-57), but Jeremy Montgomery is left wide open and hits a three-pointer to push the lead back to 63-57 with 2:17 left. After a Titan bucket on the other end, Montgomery finds Anton Grady under the hoop for a layup, all but sealing the win.Key Stats: CSU’s bench contributes 25 points, compared to six for UDM. CSU holds the Titans to 1-of-13 (.077) shooting from three-point. The Vikings out-rebound Detroit, 32-23. The win is just the third all-time for CSU in Detroit.Performance Leaders: Tim Kamczyc scores 12 points with five rebounds, while Jeremy Montgomery scores 10 of his 12 points in the second half. Anton Grady finishes with 11 points and six boards.

CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......35 4-11 0-2 1-2 6 1 3 0 2 2 9Tim Kamczyc ..............35 5-8 0-0 2-2 5 1 2 0 1 1 12Aaron Pogue ...............17 1-3 0-0 0-0 4 2 3 0 1 4 2Trey Harmon ...............27 1-5 0-2 4-4 1 3 2 0 0 3 6Jeremy Montgomery ....24 4-11 1-4 3-3 2 2 2 0 3 4 12Sebastian Douglas .....12 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 2 0 1 2 0Devon Long ..................4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Anton Grady ...............24 4-8 0-0 3-5 6 1 3 3 1 3 11Charlie Lee .................15 2-3 0-1 2-2 1 3 0 0 1 0 6Ike Nwamu ...................7 3-4 2-3 0-1 0 0 1 1 0 0 8 Team........................... 7Totals .......................200 24-54 3-12 15-19 32 14 18 4 10 19 66DETROIT. ..................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsLaMarcus Lowe ..........36 2-4 0-0 3-4 2 0 1 3 0 5 7Doug Anderson ...........34 5-7 0-1 7-7 5 2 3 1 1 2 17Chase Simon ..............32 2-5 0-2 2-2 3 1 6 0 0 1 6Ray McCallum ............34 4-12 0-5 6-6 6 3 4 0 2 2 14Jason Calliste ............29 4-9 1-4 2-3 0 0 1 2 2 3 11Donavan Foster ..........18 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 3 1 0 0 2 2PJ Boutte ......................8 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 2 2Evan Bruinsma ............9 1-2 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 1 1 1 2 Team........................... 4Totals .......................200 20-43 1-13 20-22 23 10 19 7 6 18 61Halftime: Cleveland State 37, Detroit 31. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 2, Detroit 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Peter Juzenas, Anthony Chiazza, Craig Lane. Attendance: 1,880.


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South Florida 70Cleveland State 55GAME 12

December 19, 2011 Tampa, Fla.

Final: Cleveland State loses for the first time in a true road game this year, falling at South Florida. The Bulls win improves them to 7-0 at home this year.Defining Moment: After CSU scores the first six points of the second half to take a 27-25 lead (17:40), the Bulls use a 27-11 run over the next seven minutes to take a 12 point lead. USF leads by double figures the rest of the way.Key Stats: USF outscores the Vikings in the second half, 45-34, hitting 13-of-20 (.650) from the field in the final 20 minutes. The Bulls go 19-of-22 at the free throw line and CSU hits just 4-of-6. USF’s bench scores 28 points.Performance Leaders: Tim Kamczyc scores 14 points with seven rebounds and Anton Grady finishes with 10 points and nine rebounds. Trey Harmon scores 11 points.

CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......38 3-12 1-3 2-2 7 3 1 2 2 2 9Tim Kamczyc ..............28 6-9 2-3 0-1 7 1 2 0 1 1 14Aaron Pogue ...............16 1-5 0-0 2-3 2 0 2 0 0 4 4Trey Harmon ...............23 4-11 3-7 0-0 4 1 3 0 2 5 11Jeremy Montgomery ........24 3-13 1-8 0-0 2 3 2 0 0 4 7Sebastian Douglas .....14 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 2 0 0 1 0Devon Long ..................3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Anton Grady ...............24 5-5 0-0 0-0 9 0 1 2 0 2 10Luda Ndaye ..................9 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Charlie Lee .................16 0-3 0-3 0-0 1 4 0 0 0 1 0Ike Nwamu ...................5 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 22-63 7-26 4-6 37 12 14 4 5 20 55SOUTH FLORIDA. ......min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsRon Anderson, Jr. .......28 5-8 0-0 1-1 7 3 1 0 0 1 11Augustus Gilchrist .....30 3-12 1-2 5-6 8 1 0 3 0 0 12Anthony Collins ..........32 2-3 0-0 7-8 3 6 2 1 3 1 11Shaun Noriega ...........10 0-2 0-2 2-2 0 0 0 0 1 1 2Hugh Robertson .........20 3-5 0-0 0-1 2 1 1 0 1 2 6Victor Rudd, Jr. ...........21 1-3 0-1 0-0 0 1 2 1 0 2 2Jawanza Poland .........27 4-7 3-5 2-2 5 1 3 0 0 1 13Blake Nash ................12 1-3 0-2 2-2 1 2 1 0 0 0 4Toarlyn Fitzpatrick ......20 4-5 1-1 0-0 6 1 1 2 0 0 9 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 23-48 5-13 19-22 34 16 12 7 5 8 70Halftime: South Florida 25, Cleveland State 21. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 0, South Florida 0. Technicals: None. Officials: Doug Shows, Roger Ayers, Jeff Anderson. Attendance: 2,942.

Cleveland State 62Robert Morris 58GAME 10

December 8, 2011 Moon Township, Pa.

Final: Cleveland State concludes its seven game road trip with a 62-58 victory at Robert Morris. The Vikings finished the road swing with a 6-1 mark.Defining Moment: After the Vikings open up a 16 point lead (53-37) with 9:43 left, RMU comes back to within one point (57-56) with 56 seconds left. But Tim Kamczyc hits 5-of-6 free throws down the stretch and grabs a key defensive rebound on a RMU miss to help seal the win.Key Stats: CSU goes 23-of-29 at the free throw line, both season highs. The Vikings force 21 turnovers. CSU hits 7-of-19 from three-point.Performance Leaders: Trey Harmon ties his career-high with 24 points, going 7-of-13 from the floor and 4-of-8 from three-point. Jeremy Mont-gomery adds 10 points.

CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......19 2-3 0-1 2-2 1 0 1 0 0 4 6Tim Kamczyc ..............29 0-1 0-0 5-6 3 2 0 0 1 3 5Aaron Pogue ...............26 2-5 0-0 5-6 4 0 5 1 2 3 9Trey Harmon ...............32 7-13 4-8 6-7 2 2 2 0 2 2 24Jeremy Montgomery .......26 2-8 2-5 4-4 4 1 7 0 2 4 10Sebastian Douglas .....17 1-1 0-0 1-4 1 1 2 0 1 2 3Anton Grady ...............27 1-4 0-1 0-0 5 2 2 0 2 3 2Luda Ndaye ..................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Charlie Lee ...................8 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0Ike Nwamu .................14 1-3 1-3 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Team........................... 5Totals .......................200 16-40 7-19 23-29 25 8 19 1 10 24 62ROBERT MORRIS. .....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsLawrence Bridges ......12 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 6 0 0 3 0Russell Johnson .........34 2-7 1-3 1-2 4 1 3 2 2 3 6Lijah Thompson .........22 3-4 0-0 2-2 4 0 3 3 0 4 8Velton Jones ...............32 5-11 2-6 6-10 3 3 2 0 3 3 18Coron Williams ...........35 7-10 4-6 0-1 2 1 1 0 2 3 18Anthony Myers ............22 1-4 0-1 1-2 1 3 3 0 2 0 3Brandon Herman ..........7 0-0 0-0 2-2 0 2 0 0 0 0 2Lucky Jones ................20 1-2 0-0 1-2 3 0 2 0 0 1 3Keith Armstrong .........16 0-2 0-0 0-2 2 0 1 0 1 3 0 Team........................... 5Totals .......................200 19-40 7-16 13-23 26 10 21 5 10 20 58Halftime: Cleveland State 27, Robert Morris 24. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 4, Robert Morris 6. Technicals: None. Officials: Brian Dorsey, Gene Steratore, Rod Mrakovich. Attendance: 1,378.

Cleveland State 69Akron 66GAME 11

December 10, 2011 Cleveland, Ohio

Final: Playing at home for the first time in more than three weeks, Cleveland State builds a 13 point halftime deficit and withstands a rally by Akron down the stretch to win for the 10th time in 11 games this year.Defining Moment: After the Vikings open up a 50-37 lead with 13:22 to play, Akron storms back with a 29-14 run over the next 12 minutes to take a 66-64 lead with 1:48 to play. Jeremy Montgomery hits two free throws with 1:37 left to tie the game and after a CSU stop, Montgomery hits a three-pointer with 21.1 seconds left and the Vikings force the Zips into a desperation three-pointer just before the buzzer that doesn’t fall.Key Stats: CSU goes 8-of-19 (.421) from three-point and Akron hits 5-of-9 (.556). Akron shoots 21-of-29 at the free throw line compared to 9-of-10 for the Vikings. CSU blocks eight shots. Akron gets 31 points from its bench.Performance Leaders: Trey Harmon scores 16 points, hitting 4-of-6 from three-point. Tim Kamczyc makes all four of his field goals, including two three-pointers, to finish with 13 points. D’Aundray Brown has 13 points and three steals.

AKRON .....................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsNikola Cvetinovic .......24 3-7 1-2 0-0 1 1 3 0 0 3 7Zeke Marshall ............33 4-8 0-0 8-10 8 0 3 1 2 2 16Brian Walsh ...............27 0-3 0-1 2-2 4 0 0 0 0 2 2Brett McClanahan ......28 1-5 1-2 0-0 1 0 0 0 1 0 3Alex Abreu ..................33 2-4 0-0 3-3 2 3 3 0 2 3 7Demetrius Treadwell ..24 5-11 0-1 5-11 4 2 1 1 3 1 15Quincy Diggs ..............24 3-7 2-2 3-3 3 4 5 0 2 0 11Chauncey Gilliam .........7 2-2 1-1 0-0 0 1 0 0 1 1 5 Team........................... 5Totals .......................200 20-47 5-9 21-29 28 11 15 2 11 12 66CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......34 6-12 0-0 1-1 3 3 1 1 3 3 13Tim Kamczyc ..............27 4-4 2-2 3-4 3 4 1 0 1 1 13Aaron Pogue ...............25 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 2 3 1 4 2Trey Harmon ...............34 6-10 4-6 0-0 4 2 2 0 2 2 16Jeremy Montgomery ....29 2-12 1-8 2-2 2 4 4 0 0 2 7Sebastian Douglas .......8 1-3 0-1 1-1 4 1 0 0 0 0 3Anton Grady ...............18 2-3 0-0 2-2 4 0 2 2 0 4 6Luda Ndaye ..................9 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 0 1 2 0 2 2Charlie Lee .................10 1-5 0-1 0-0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2Ike Nwamu ...................6 2-3 1-1 0-0 2 1 0 0 1 0 5 Team........................... 4Totals .......................200 26-57 8-19 9-10 31 16 15 8 8 18 69Halftime: Cleveland State 35, Akron 30. Dead Ball Rebounds: Akron 6, Cleveland State 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Donnie Olson, Jeff Spedoske, Lewis Garrison. Attendance: 4,739.

Cleveland State 63Sam Houston St. 45GAME 13


Final: Cleveland State hits a season-high 10 three-pointers and improves to 4-0 at home by running past Sam Houston State, 63-45. It is the third time CSU holds an opponent under 50 points this year.Defining Moment: After SHSU gets back within five points (26-21) with 3:37 to go in the first half, the Vikings close the half on an 11-4 run, taking a 37-25 lead into the locker room. CSU leads by double digits the rest of the way.Key Stats: The Vikings go 10-of-19 (.526) from three-point. CSU forces 23 turnovers, turning them into 27 points. SHSU goes 15-of-28 from the free throw line and takes just 34 field goal attempts.Performance Leaders: D’Aundray Brown 12 points and eight rebounds. Jeremy Montgomery scores 11 and Trey Harmon nine as the duo goes 5-of-9 from three-point.

SAM HOUSTON ST. ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsMarcus James ............23 4-9 0-2 0-0 9 2 3 1 0 1 8Michael Holyfield ........19 1-4 0-0 1-3 3 0 4 2 0 4 3Darius Gatson ............31 1-2 1-1 2-5 2 0 4 0 2 0 5Demarcus Gatlin ........36 2-6 0-1 9-13 7 3 2 0 0 2 13Konner Tucker ............36 0-3 0-2 0-0 2 1 3 0 0 0 0Marquel McKinney ........2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Aaron Harwell ............20 3-5 1-3 0-1 1 1 4 0 4 1 7Steven Werner ............33 3-5 0-0 3-6 5 1 3 1 0 2 9 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 14-34 2-9 15-28 30 8 23 4 6 10 45CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......31 4-10 2-3 2-2 8 2 3 0 0 1 12Tim Kamczyc ..............25 1-4 1-3 0-0 2 1 1 0 2 1 3Aaron Pogue .................8 1-3 0-0 1-2 0 1 2 0 1 0 3Trey Harmon ...............18 2-7 2-4 3-3 2 1 2 0 0 2 9Jeremy Montgomery .......26 4-7 3-5 0-0 1 1 1 0 1 2 11Sebastian Douglas .....17 2-4 1-1 1-1 1 0 0 0 2 3 6Devon Long ................13 2-2 0-0 2-2 1 2 0 0 0 4 6Anton Grady ...............24 3-8 0-0 0-0 5 0 1 1 1 3 6Luda Ndaye ..................9 0-1 0-0 2-4 1 0 0 0 0 3 2Charlie Lee .................19 2-7 1-3 0-0 3 2 2 0 1 1 5Ike Nwamu .................10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 Team........................... 5Totals .......................200 21-53 10-19 11-14 29 12 13 1 9 20 63Halftime: Cleveland State 37, Sam Houston State 25. Dead Ball Rebounds: Sam Houston State 7, Cleveland State 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Kevin Mathis, Bret Smith, Tim Fitzgerald. Attendance: 2,683.

Cleveland State 72Toledo 64GAME 14

December 28, 2011 Toledo, Ohio

Final: Cleveland State uses a strong second half, outscoring Toledo by 14 and erasing a six point halftime deficit to defeat the Rockets, 72-64.Defining Moment: After Toledo opens the second half with a basket to push its lead to 38-30, Jeremy Montgomery hits back-to-back three-pointers to start a 23-2 run that gives CSU a 13 point advantage (53-40) with 12:05 to play.Key Stats: CSU shoots .552 (16-29) from the field in the second half, scoring 42 seconds half points. The Vikings force 18 turnovers, leading to 26 points. Toledo hits just 15-of-26 (.577) at the free throw line, but does outrebound the Vikings, 35-32.Performance Leaders: D’Aundray Brown 13 points, nine rebounds and four steals. Trey Harmon ties for game-high honors with 14 points, add-ing six boards and four assists. Tim Kamczyc and Jeremy Montgomery score 11 points apiece.

CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......32 5-12 0-2 3-4 9 3 1 1 4 3 13Tim Kamczyc ..............36 5-8 1-3 0-0 4 3 1 0 1 3 11Aaron Pogue ...............20 2-4 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 1 1 3 4Trey Harmon ...............35 6-13 2-8 0-1 6 4 2 1 2 2 14Jeremy Montgomery ....25 3-7 3-7 2-2 0 1 3 0 0 3 11Sebastian Douglas .......9 2-3 0-0 2-2 2 1 0 0 1 0 6Devon Long ..................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Anton Grady ...............13 2-6 0-0 0-0 3 2 1 1 1 3 4Luda Ndaye ..................8 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 3 0Charlie Lee .................15 2-4 0-1 2-2 3 2 2 0 1 2 6Ike Nwamu ...................5 1-2 1-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 28-60 7-23 9-11 32 17 10 4 11 22 72TOLEDO. ...................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsDeLino Dear ...............29 1-1 0-0 3-6 3 1 0 0 0 2 5Matt Smith .................23 5-8 1-2 2-3 3 0 3 2 0 3 13Dominique Buckley ....31 3-7 1-2 2-2 2 4 3 0 1 2 9Rian Pearson .............32 3-11 0-1 3-5 6 3 3 0 2 3 9Julius Brown ..............29 1-7 0-5 0-0 2 3 7 0 1 0 2AJ Mathew ....................3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Reese Holliday ...........25 4-6 2-3 2-5 9 3 0 0 0 0 12Curtis Dennis .............28 5-8 1-3 3-5 6 0 1 0 1 3 14 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 22-48 5-16 15-26 35 14 18 2 5 13 64Halftime: Toledo 36, Cleveland State 30. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 0, Toledo 4. Technicals: None. Officials: Lamont Simpson, D.J. Carstensen, Peter Juzanous. Attendance: 4,032.

Youngstown State 73Cleveland State 67GAME 15


Final: Cleveland State drops its first home game of the season as Youngstown State shoots 58-percent from the field in a 73-67 win over the Vikings.Defining Moment: After CSU cuts an eight point deficit (52-44) to one point (59-58) with 4:31 left, the Penguins go on a 7-1 run to assume a 66-59 lead with 1:52 to play. On CSU’s three possessions in the stretch, the Vikings turn the ball over twice and split a pair of free throws.Key Stats: CSU shoots .462 (24-52) from the field and 10-of-21 (.476) from three-point. YSU goes 25-of-43 (.581) from the floor and makes 8-of-16 from three-point. The Penguins outscore CSU in the second half, 44-36 and hold a 29-24 advantage on the boards.Performance Leaders: Jeremy Montgomery scores 21 points with five rebounds. He goes 7-of-10 from the field and 6-of-8 from three-point, tying his career-high for three-pointers made. D’Aundray Brown 20 points. Tim Kamczyz seven points and career-best six assists.

YOUNGSTOWN STATE. min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsDamian Eargle ...........25 8-11 0-0 4-5 10 0 5 1 2 4 20DuShawn Brooks ........39 5-8 3-5 4-7 7 4 2 0 0 2 17Blake Allen .................37 3-9 2-5 1-2 3 4 2 0 2 1 9Kendrick Perry ............36 3-5 0-1 2-3 1 5 3 0 2 0 8Ashen Ward ................31 4-7 3-5 4-4 4 2 2 0 0 0 15Shawn Amiker ............10 1-1 0-0 0-2 0 0 0 0 1 1 2Nate Perry ....................4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0DJ Cole .........................3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0Josh Chojnacki .............6 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2Fletcher Larson ............9 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 25-43 8-16 15-23 29 17 15 1 8 9 73CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......35 7-13 2-2 4-4 3 0 1 0 1 3 20Tim Kamczyc ..............35 3-7 1-5 0-0 4 6 2 0 1 2 7Aaron Pogue ...............19 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2Trey Harmon ...............22 2-7 0-3 0-0 2 1 2 0 0 1 4Jeremy Montgomery ....37 7-10 6-8 1-2 5 3 4 0 2 3 21Sebastian Douglas .....10 0-0 0-0 1-2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1Anton Grady ...............22 2-7 0-1 3-4 5 1 1 0 0 3 7Luda Ndaye ..................4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Charlie Lee .................13 2-5 1-2 0-0 0 1 2 0 0 4 5Ike Nwamu ...................3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 24-52 10-21 9-12 24 13 12 0 4 18 67Halftime: Cleveland State 31, Youngstown State 29. Dead Ball Rebounds: Youngstown State 3, Cleveland State 1. Technicals: None. Officials: Bill Jacobson, Chris Beaver, Bryan Anslinger. Attendance: 3,513.


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Cleveland State 73UIC 56GAME 16

January 5, 2012 Cleveland, Ohio

Final: Cleveland State has four players in double figures in cruising to a 73-56 win over UIC.Defining Moment: After the teams trade baskets to open the game, Cleveland State scores the next 14 points to take a 16-2 lead six minutes in. UIC doesn’t threaten the rest of the night.Key Stats: CSU hits a season-high 11 three-pointers (11-20) and holds UIC to 17-of-56 (.304) shooting. CSU has eight blocked shots. UIC holds a 40-37 advantage on the boards and grabs 20 offensive rebounds.Performance Leaders: Jeremy Montgomery 14 points, goes 4-of-6 from three-point. Charlie Lee 13 points, five assists and three steals in first career start. Anton Grady 13 points and seven boards. Marlin Mason scores five points in his first collegiate game.

UIC. .........................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsHayden Humes ...........27 3-9 1-3 1-1 6 1 2 1 0 2 8Darrin Williams ..........26 2-8 0-0 3-4 6 0 2 1 1 2 7Daniel Barnes ............29 1-6 1-2 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 1 3Gary Talton .................29 2-9 0-1 2-2 5 2 2 0 0 0 6Marc Brown ................16 0-4 0-3 5-6 2 0 0 0 1 0 5Sammy Sutter ..............4 0-1 0-1 4-4 0 1 0 0 1 1 4Rob Robinson .............16 0-3 0-1 0-0 4 0 1 0 0 1 0Greg Travis .................19 1-3 0-0 0-1 1 2 5 0 1 0 2Matt Bush ....................2 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3Jerome Brown ...............3 2-3 1-2 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 5Ahman Fells .................3 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Paris Carter ...............11 3-4 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 2 6Will Simonton ...............8 0-2 0-1 2-3 2 0 1 0 0 2 2Dorian Tyler ..................7 2-2 1-1 0-1 5 0 1 0 0 0 5 Team........................... 4Totals .......................200 17-56 5-17 17-22 40 7 15 2 4 11 56CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......32 5-12 1-2 2-4 5 4 0 3 0 1 13Tim Kamczyc ..............30 4-5 1-2 0-0 4 1 0 1 2 2 9Aaron Pogue ...............16 1-3 0-0 0-0 5 1 1 2 1 1 2Jeremy Montgomery ....29 5-12 4-6 0-0 3 4 3 0 0 3 14Charlie Lee .................33 4-10 2-3 3-4 3 5 0 0 0 3 13Devon Long ................12 2-3 0-0 0-0 5 0 2 0 0 2 4Anton Grady ...............18 5-7 2-2 1-1 7 2 1 0 3 5 13Marlin Mason .............14 2-4 1-2 0-0 3 0 2 0 1 0 5Luda Ndaye ..................8 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0Ike Nwamu ...................8 0-4 0-2 0-2 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 28-61 11-20 6-11 37 17 9 8 10 20 73Halftime: Cleveland State 35, UIC 18. Dead Ball Rebounds: UIC 2, Cleveland State 3. Technicals: None. Officials: Joe DeRosa, Bert Smith, Kipp Kissinger. Attendance: 2,137.

Cleveland State 69Loyola 48GAME 17


Final: Trey Harmon hit a career-high six three-pointers and Cleveland State maintained its hold on first place in the Horizon League with a 69-48 win over Loyola.Defining Moment: Trailing 11-7 midway through the first half, the Vikings close the half on a 25-6 run to take a 32-17 halftime lead. The Ramblers never threaten from there.Key Stats: CSU goes 10-of-17 (.588) from three-point and 26-of-46 (.565) overall from the field. Loyola manages just 13-of-41 (.317) from the floor and 1-of-9 from three-point. The Ramblers are the fourth team that CSU holds under 50 points this season. CSU dishes out 20 assists on its 26 baskets.Performance Leaders: Harmon hits 6-of-7 from three-point, finishing with 20 points. Tim Kamczyc 11 points and nine rebounds. Anton Grady 10 points and Charlie Lee ties career-high with five assists.

LOYOLA. ...................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsBen Averkamp ............35 3-9 0-2 4-6 6 2 3 1 2 1 10Walt Gibler .................25 3-8 0-0 4-8 5 0 2 0 0 3 10Denzel Brito ...............33 3-7 0-1 4-5 4 1 5 0 2 1 10Jordan Hicks ..............11 0-3 0-2 0-0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0Joe Crisman ...............30 2-7 1-3 4-6 2 1 2 0 1 0 9London Dokubo ............2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Chim Kadima .............23 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Christian Thomas ......20 1-4 0-0 4-4 5 0 2 0 0 1 6Jonathon Gac ...............2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0John Benkoske .............6 1-1 0-0 1-1 1 0 0 0 0 2 3Bill Clark ......................3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 13-41 1-9 21-30 26 5 16 1 7 9 48CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......33 3-9 1-3 0-0 4 4 3 2 2 2 7Tim Kamczyc ..............31 5-7 0-0 1-1 9 4 0 0 2 2 11Aaron Pogue ...............21 2-5 0-0 1-2 5 0 1 2 0 3 5Trey Harmon ...............29 6-7 6-7 2-2 2 2 1 0 1 2 20Jeremy Montgomery ....25 3-6 2-4 0-0 1 3 4 0 0 2 8Devon Long ..................1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Anton Grady ...............23 4-6 0-1 2-2 1 2 2 2 0 4 10Marlin Mason ...............5 2-2 0-0 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 2 5Luda Ndaye ..................5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Charlie Lee .................20 1-4 1-2 0-0 3 5 4 0 2 4 3Ike Nwamu ...................7 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 26-46 10-17 7-8 29 20 16 6 7 23 69Halftime: Cleveland State 32, Loyola 17. Dead Ball Rebounds: Loyola 3, Cleveland State 0. Technicals: None. Officials: Brad Gaston, Pic Russell, Tony Chiazza. Attendance: 3,107.

Cleveland State 76Butler 69GAME 18

January 13, 2012 Indianapolis, Ind.

Final: Cleveland State earns its eighth road win of the season and snaps a five game losing streak to Butler with a 76-69 victory.Defining Moment: CSU races out to a 20-4 lead, but the Bulldogs rally to take a 41-40 lead early in the second half. The Vikings respond with a 19-7 run to assume control.Key Stats: CSU outrebounds Butler, 32-30. Butler goes 25-of-42 at the free throw line. The Vikings were 18-of-23 (.783). CSU gets 22 points off Butler’s 13 turnovers.Performance Leaders: Jeremy Montgomery scores 18 points and Tim Kamczyc adds 17 with five boards. Trey Harmon 12 points and Anton Grady 11 points and eight rebounds.

CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......25 1-5 0-2 0-0 2 2 1 0 2 4 2Tim Kamczyc ..............37 6-12 2-7 3-3 5 1 1 0 1 2 17Aaron Pogue ...............18 3-5 0-0 2-2 3 1 1 0 0 4 8Trey Harmon ...............28 4-7 2-4 2-3 4 2 3 0 0 4 12Jeremy Montgomery ........36 4-8 3-5 7-8 2 5 1 0 1 2 18Devon Long ..................1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Anton Grady ...............13 4-5 0-0 3-4 8 0 0 2 0 4 11Marlin Mason .............15 1-4 0-1 1-2 3 0 1 0 0 1 3Luda Ndaye ................16 1-2 1-1 0-1 4 0 2 0 0 4 3Charlie Lee .................11 1-4 0-1 0-0 0 0 3 0 0 2 2 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 25-52 8-21 18-23 32 11 13 2 4 29 76BUTLER. ...................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsRoosevelt Jones ..........32 1-2 0-0 7-14 2 2 2 0 3 2 9Khyle Marshall ...........22 4-8 0-0 3-6 3 0 0 2 0 2 11Andrew Smith ............31 3-3 1-1 6-7 4 0 0 0 0 2 13Ronald Nored .............34 2-7 2-4 6-10 4 7 3 0 2 4 12Chase Stigall .............29 4-7 4-7 0-0 3 2 2 0 1 4 12Erik Fromm ..................6 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Jackson Aldridge ..........6 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Chrishawn Hopkins ....18 1-6 1-3 1-3 1 2 3 0 0 0 4Kameron Woods..........22 2-6 2-5 2-2 8 1 1 0 1 2 8 Team........................... 5Totals .......................200 17-42 10-21 25-42 30 14 13 2 7 16 69Halftime: Cleveland State 35, Butler 33. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 3, Butler 8. Technicals: CSU - Team, BUTLER, Team. Officials: Bo Boroski, Jeb Hartness, Jeffrey Smith. Attendance: 7,994.

Valparaiso 72Cleveland State 66GAME 19

January 15, 2012 Valparaiso, Ind.

Final: Valparaiso uses a strong run to close the game and hands Cleveland State a 72-66 defeat. Defining Moment: After CSU uses a 19-4 run to turn an 11 point second half deficit (45-34) into a 53-49 lead with 8:48 to play, Valparaiso goes on a 21-7 run over the next eight minutes to take a 70-60 lead with 50 seconds left in the game.Key Stats: Valparaiso shoots .600 (27-45) from the field, scoring 38 points in the paint. CSU goes 24-of-60 (.400) from the floor. The Crusaders receive 24 points from their bench. CSU gets just nine.Performance Leaders: Tim Kamczyc goes 7-of-8 from the floor en route to 18 points. Trey Harmon scores 13 points, all in the second half, and Jeremy Montgomery adds 11 points and five assists. Valparaiso’s Kevin Van Wijk hits 10-of-13 from the field for a game-high 23 points.

CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......38 4-16 1-4 0-0 3 5 1 0 5 4 9Tim Kamczyc ..............29 7-8 2-2 2-2 4 0 0 0 2 2 18Aaron Pogue ...............19 2-4 0-0 2-2 4 0 4 0 0 2 6Trey Harmon ...............40 4-15 1-8 4-5 4 4 1 0 1 4 13Jeremy Montgomery ....33 3-9 2-7 3-6 2 5 1 0 0 4 11Anton Grady ...............25 4-6 0-0 1-2 10 1 1 0 1 4 9Marlin Mason ...............2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0Luda Ndaye ..................7 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0Charlie Lee ...................7 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 Team........................... 4Totals .......................200 24-60 6-22 12-17 32 16 10 1 10 23 66VALPARAISO. ............min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsRyan Broekhoff ..........35 5-8 1-3 3-5 5 6 3 1 1 0 14Kevin Van Wijk ...........25 10-13 0-0 3-7 5 2 2 3 0 4 23Ben Boggs .................20 1-5 1-4 2-2 2 0 2 1 0 0 5Erik Buggs .................28 2-2 0-0 0-1 1 3 3 1 1 2 4Will Bogan .................26 0-0 0-0 2-2 0 1 2 0 0 2 2Richie Edwards ..........15 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 3 2Jay Harris ...................26 5-9 2-5 0-0 2 4 2 1 1 1 12Matt Kenney ...............25 3-6 2-5 2-2 9 3 2 0 1 1 10 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 27-45 6-17 12-19 29 19 16 7 4 13 72Halftime: Valparaiso 29, Cleveland State 25. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 2, Valparaiso 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Glenn Mayborg, DJ Carstensen, Alfred Smith. Attendance: 4,124.

Cleveland State 78Green Bay 68GAME 20


Final: Cleveland State moves into a tie for first place in the Horizon League with a 78-68 victory over Green Bay.Defining Moment: CSU opens the first three plus minutes of the second half on a 13-4 run to turn a six point halftime lead (36-30) into a 49-34 advantage at the 16:29 mark and the Phoenix never really threaten.Key Stats: CSU dominates the glass, out-rebounding the Phoenix, 43-23. The 43 boards are a season-high and the plus-20 rebounding margin is a season-best for CSU. The Vikings hit 16-of-17 from the free throw line. Green Bay goes 16-of-30.Performance Leaders: Trey Harmon scores a game-high 19 points, going 4-of-6 from three-point. Anton Grady notches first career double-double with 10 points and career-high 13 boards. D’Aundray Brown nine points, five rebounds and career-best seven assists.

GREEN BAY. ..............min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsAlec Brown .................27 4-7 1-1 1-2 5 0 3 4 1 3 10Brennan Cougill .........28 2-4 0-1 3-4 4 4 3 1 2 3 7Steve Baker ................31 5-10 0-4 2-2 3 0 2 0 3 0 12Kam Cerroni ...............27 5-8 5-8 0-1 1 3 1 0 1 2 15Keifer Sykes ...............35 4-8 0-0 7-12 1 2 1 0 0 2 15Terry Johnson ...............8 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0Aaron Armstead .........10 0-3 0-2 0-0 1 0 2 0 1 1 0Eric Valentin ................1 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Josh Humphrey ...........19 2-6 0-0 1-2 5 0 0 1 0 1 5Greg Mays ..................13 1-3 0-0 2-7 0 0 0 1 1 3 4Clayton Heuer ..............1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 23-51 6-17 16-30 23 9 13 7 10 16 68CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......29 4-9 1-2 0-0 5 7 2 2 2 3 9Tim Kamczyc ..............38 4-4 0-0 4-5 4 3 2 0 1 3 12Aaron Pogue .................7 3-4 0-0 2-2 2 1 2 0 0 4 8Trey Harmon ...............29 6-10 4-6 3-3 4 0 3 0 1 4 19Jeremy Montgomery ....36 4-13 1-7 2-2 4 4 4 0 1 2 11Devon Long ..................2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Anton Grady ...............21 3-7 0-0 4-4 13 0 3 1 1 2 10Marlin Mason .............18 3-5 0-0 0-0 4 1 2 0 1 2 6Luda Ndaye ................12 1-2 0-0 1-1 1 0 0 0 0 1 3Charlie Lee ...................7 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 2 3 0 0 2 0Ike Nwamu ...................1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 4Totals .......................200 28-55 6-15 16-17 43 18 21 3 7 23 78Halftime: Cleveland State 36, Green Bay 30. Dead Ball Rebounds: Green Bay 3, Cleveland State 1. Technicals: None. Officials: Jamie Luckie, John Higgins, Bryan Anslinger. Attendance: 2,941.

Cleveland State 83Milwaukee 57GAME 21


Final: Cleveland State shoots a season-best .635 from the field and has six players in double figures in cruising to an 83-57 win over Milwaukee in a showdown for first place in the league.Defining Moment: After Milwaukee cut a 13 point CSU lead to eight points (36-28) at halftime, the Vikings open the second half by making seven of their first eight shots to open up a 51-30 lead with 15:37 to play.Key Stats: CSU goes 33-of-52 (.635) from the floor and tallies 22 assists. The Vikings score 44 points in the paint. The Panthers shoot just 18-of-51 (.353) from the floor.Performance Leaders: Trey Harmon leads six CSU players in double figures with 15 points. Tim Kamczyc makes all four of his three-pointers for 12 points. Jeremy Montgomery and Anton Grady 12 points each. Aaron Pogue 11 points and six boards.

MILWAUKEE..............min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsKyle Kelm ...................20 3-5 0-1 2-2 5 0 1 0 0 1 8James Haarsma .........23 5-6 1-2 4-6 5 1 3 0 1 4 15Kaylon Williams .........31 2-9 2-5 3-4 7 3 4 0 2 3 9Ryan Allen ..................32 0-1 0-0 3-4 4 0 2 0 1 2 3Paris Gulley ................35 3-14 1-4 2-2 2 1 1 0 2 1 9Shaquille Boga ............6 0-3 0-0 1-2 0 0 0 0 2 1 1Demetrius Harris ........11 3-6 0-1 1-2 2 0 1 0 0 1 7Mitch Roelke ................5 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Tony Meier ..................17 1-2 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 2 2Quinton Gustavson ......3 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ryan Haggerty .............9 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 1 2Christian Wolf ..............8 0-2 0-0 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 18-51 4-16 17-24 28 6 15 0 8 16 57CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......32 5-7 0-0 0-0 4 4 1 0 0 3 10Tim Kamczyc ..............32 4-4 4-4 0-0 4 3 1 0 2 1 12Aaron Pogue ...............21 4-7 0-0 3-5 6 2 3 0 0 4 11Trey Harmon ...............29 6-12 1-5 2-2 2 2 1 0 2 4 15Jeremy Montgomery ....22 5-7 1-2 1-2 3 5 3 0 0 2 12Devon Long ..................5 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 1 0 0 2 2Anton Grady ...............18 5-8 0-0 2-3 3 1 0 1 0 5 12Marlin Mason .............11 2-4 1-1 0-0 1 1 1 0 0 1 5Luda Ndaye ..................5 0-0 0-0 2-2 1 0 1 0 0 0 2Charlie Lee .................22 1-2 0-1 0-0 1 4 2 0 1 1 2Ike Nwamu ...................3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 33-52 7-13 10-14 28 22 15 1 5 23 83Halftime: Cleveland State 36, Milwaukee 28. Dead Ball Rebounds: Milwaukee 6, Cleveland State 1. Technicals: Kaylon Williams (UWM). Officials: Patrick Adams, Randy Heimerman, Brent Hampton. Attendance: 3,235.


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Cleveland State 67Youngstown State 47GAME 22

January 28, 2012 Youngstown, Ohio

Final: Cleveland State races out to a 22 point halftime lead and avenges a loss to Youngstown State earlier in the season with a 67-47 win.Defining Moment: After YSU takes a 9-7 lead at the 15:28 mark, Trey Harmon hits back-to-back three-pointers and the Vikings close the half by out-scoring the Penguins, 34-10, taking a 41-19 lead into the locker room.Key Stats: CSU shoots 17-of-29 (.586) in the field half, including 6-of-8 (.750) from three-point to take a 41-19 lead. The Vikings hold a 42-31 advantage on the glass. CSU’s bench outscores the Penguins, 26-4. YSU is the fifth team this year that the Vikings hold under 50 points.Performance Leaders: Anton Grady notches his second career double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds. D’Aundray Brown nine points and six steals. Aaron Pogue eight points and eight rebounds.

CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......37 4-9 1-3 0-0 3 2 1 1 6 0 9Tim Kamczyc ..............30 2-6 1-2 0-0 3 4 4 1 1 2 5Aaron Pogue ...............18 4-10 0-0 0-0 8 2 0 1 1 4 8Trey Harmon ...............35 3-9 3-6 1-2 5 3 2 0 0 1 10Jeremy Montgomery ....24 3-5 2-2 1-2 1 4 1 0 2 3 9Devon Long ..................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Anton Grady ...............21 7-11 0-0 0-2 11 1 3 0 0 3 14Marlin Mason ...............8 1-1 0-0 0-1 2 0 1 0 0 1 2Luda Ndaye ..................4 1-3 0-1 0-0 3 0 0 0 1 2 2Charlie Lee .................19 2-7 1-1 3-3 0 3 1 0 0 0 8Ike Nwamu ...................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 Team........................... 4Totals .......................200 27-61 8-15 5-10 42 19 13 4 11 16 67YOUNGSTOWN STATE. min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsDamian Eargle ...........36 5-14 0-0 0-4 6 0 0 5 0 0 10DuShawn Brooks ........28 3-8 1-5 0-0 6 4 2 0 2 4 7Blake Allen .................34 3-9 1-6 4-4 4 1 2 0 0 3 11Kendrick Perry ............37 4-11 1-6 1-2 3 2 1 0 3 1 10Ashen Ward ................30 1-8 1-5 2-2 3 2 6 0 0 1 5Shawn Amiker ..............9 0-1 0-0 2-4 2 0 2 0 0 2 2Nate Perry ....................5 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0DJ Cole .........................4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0Josh Chojnacki ...........11 0-1 0-1 0-0 3 1 2 0 1 1 0Fletcher Larson ............4 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2Mike Podolsky ..............2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 4Totals .......................200 17-55 4-24 9-16 31 10 15 6 6 12 47Halftime: Cleveland State 41, Youngstown State 19. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 4, Youngstown State 7. Technicals: Aaron Pogue (CSU). Officials: Kyle Ingram, Jeff Spedoske, Larry Martin. Attendance: 6,313.

Cleveland State 65Loyola 47GAME 23

February 3, 2012 Chicago, Ill.

Final: Head coach Gary Waters leads the Vikings to a 65-47 win over Loyola in his 500th career game as a head coach.Defining Moment: Trey Harmon opens the second half with five points in 45 seconds, starting a 17-5 run that puts CSU up, 43-23, with 13:00 left.Key Stats: CSU shoots .676 (25-37), the third highest percentage in a game in school history, including 15-of-20 (.750) in the second half. The Vikings score 36 points in the paint. Loyola shoots just .404 (19-47). CSU blocks six shots.Performance Leaders: Jeremy Montgomery 16 points. Aaron Pogue 10 points and five rebounds. Anton Grady and Trey Harmon 10 points.

CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......24 3-5 0-1 0-0 2 1 1 0 3 2 6Tim Kamczyc ..............25 3-3 0-0 0-0 0 2 1 0 2 3 6Aaron Pogue ...............29 4-5 0-0 2-6 5 1 4 1 0 1 10Trey Harmon ...............22 4-6 2-4 0-0 1 1 2 0 1 3 10Jeremy Montgomery .........31 5-9 3-4 3-3 3 4 3 1 3 2 16Devon Long ..................2 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2Anton Grady ...............24 4-4 0-0 2-2 3 0 1 3 0 2 10Marlin Mason .............14 0-2 0-1 0-0 5 1 3 1 0 1 0Luda Ndaye ..................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Charlie Lee .................24 1-1 0-0 3-4 2 5 4 0 3 3 5Ike Nwamu ...................2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 25-37 5-10 10-15 23 15 19 6 12 18 65LOYOLA. ...................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsWalt Gibler .................15 0-5 0-0 0-0 3 1 3 0 1 1 0Denzel Brito ...............30 3-5 0-0 1-3 1 2 1 0 0 2 7Jordan Hicks ..............33 3-12 1-5 2-2 3 1 2 0 3 0 9Joe Crisman ...............35 6-11 0-3 2-2 4 1 4 0 2 2 14Chim Kadima .............34 3-6 1-2 0-2 6 0 2 0 1 2 7London Dokubo ..........13 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Christian Thomas ......21 3-5 0-0 1-2 4 2 1 0 1 2 7Jonathon Gac .............12 1-2 0-0 1-2 1 0 0 1 0 2 3John Benkoske .............4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0Bill Clark ......................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 19-47 2-10 7-13 25 8 17 1 8 12 47Halftime: Cleveland State 26, Loyola 18. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 2, Loyola 1. Technicals: None. Officials: Lamont Simpson, Rick Hartzell, Archibald Whaley. Attendance: 2,443.

Cleveland State 70 UIC 42GAME 24

February 5, 2012 Chicago, Ill.

Final: Cleveland State reaches 20 wins for the ninth time in program history and fourth time in the last five years with a 70-42 win at UIC. Defining Moment: Leading by eight (36-28) with 13:55 left, Aaron Pogue splits a pair of free throws after a UIC intentional foul and Jeremy Montgomery sinks a three-pointer to start a 10-2 run, putting CSU up, 46-30, with 9:20 to go.Key Stats: CSU outscores the Flames in the second half, 46-25, shooting .630 (17-27) from the floor and 8-of-11 (.727) from three-point. The Vikings shoot .560 (28-50) for the game. CSU holds UIC to 15-of-55 (.273) shooting and the 42 points are the fewest by an opponent this season.Performance Leaders: Anton Grady notches a double-double with 12 points and 10 boards in his first career start. He goes 6-of-6 from the field. Jeremy Montgomery scores all 14 of his points in the second half, going 4-of-5 from three-point. Trey Harmon 13 points.

CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsAnton Grady ...............20 6-6 0-0 0-2 10 1 0 0 0 3 12Tim Kamczyc ..............35 4-10 2-4 0-0 6 3 1 2 1 1 10Aaron Pogue ...............28 1-6 0-0 4-6 5 1 1 5 3 3 6Trey Harmon ...............32 5-9 2-4 1-2 2 1 3 0 4 0 13Jeremy Montgomery ....23 5-8 4-5 0-0 2 1 1 0 1 2 14Devon Long ..................7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Marlin Mason .............13 3-3 0-0 0-0 2 0 3 0 0 3 6Luda Ndaye ................11 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Charlie Lee .................28 3-6 0-2 0-0 4 3 3 0 1 2 6Ike Nwamu ...................3 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 28-50 9-17 5-10 33 10 13 7 10 14 70UIC ..........................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsMarc Brown ................26 1-8 0-3 0-0 1 2 0 0 0 1 2Hayden Humes ...........29 4-9 3-8 0-0 6 1 4 0 0 2 11Darrin Williams ..........24 5-10 0-0 2-4 3 0 1 3 0 2 12Daniel Barnes ............35 4-8 2-4 0-0 3 1 1 2 4 0 10Gary Talton .................31 0-8 0-3 1-2 2 2 3 0 2 0 1Sammy Sutter ..............5 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0Matt Bush ....................3 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Anthony Kelley ..............3 1-3 1-2 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3Ahman Fells .................4 0-0 0-0 0-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Paris Carter ...............12 0-2 0-0 2-2 5 0 1 0 0 0 2Will Simonton ...............4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0Dorian Tyler ..................7 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Greg Travis .................17 0-3 0-1 1-2 0 3 3 0 0 1 1 Team........................... 7Totals .......................200 15-55 6-21 6-12 33 10 16 5 6 7 42Halftime: Cleveland State 24, UIC 17. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 4, UIC 3. Technicals: None. Officials: LaMar Simpson, Brian Dorsey, John Hampton. Attendance: 1,923.

Valparaiso 59Cleveland State 41GAME 25

February 9, 2012 Cleveland, Ohio

Final: Valparaiso races out to a quick first half lead behind hot shooting from three-point and defeats Cleveland State, 59-41. Defining Moment: Valparaiso hits six of its first eight three pointers en route to a 20-4 lead nine minutes in. CSU cuts the deficit to 12 (29-17) at the half, but Valpo hits two three’s to open the second half and extend the lead to 19 points (38-19) less than four minutes in.Key Stats: Valparaiso hits 11-of-22 (.500) from three-point, while CSU goes just 1-of-13 (.077). CSU scores a season-low 41 points.Performance Leaders: Jeremy Montgomery 15 points and six rebounds. Anton Grady nine rebounds and five blocks. Ryan Broekhoff scores 24 with 10 rebounds. Richie Edwards has 20 points.

VALPARAISO. ............min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsRyan Broekhoff ..........33 7-13 6-9 4-4 10 2 3 1 2 4 24Kevin Van Wijk .............7 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0Ben Boggs .................15 1-4 0-1 0-0 2 4 1 0 0 1 2Erik Buggs .................30 2-5 0-1 4-8 7 3 0 0 0 1 8Will Bogan .................29 1-3 1-3 0-0 0 0 1 1 1 2 3Richie Edwards ..........28 6-13 4-7 4-7 6 1 4 1 0 1 20Hrvoje Vucic .................5 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0Nick Shelton .............. 0+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Jay Harris ...................26 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 1 1 0 0Matt Kenney ...............27 1-2 0-1 0-0 6 1 4 0 2 3 2Nathan Stegelmann .. 0+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 18-43 11-22 12-19 36 13 17 5 6 14 59CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .........8 0-2 0-1 0-0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0Tim Kamczyc ..............38 2-5 0-0 2-2 6 1 1 0 3 1 6Aaron Pogue ...............16 1-1 0-0 1-4 3 0 2 1 0 3 3Trey Harmon ...............40 3-13 1-6 0-0 2 1 1 0 3 1 7Jeremy Montgomery ....38 5-17 0-5 5-6 6 1 2 0 1 2 15Devon Long ..................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Anton Grady ...............28 2-7 0-0 1-2 9 0 1 5 0 5 5Marlin Mason .............12 0-4 0-0 3-4 2 0 0 1 0 0 3Charlie Lee .................18 1-5 0-1 0-0 2 0 2 0 1 3 2 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 14-54 1-13 12-18 34 3 10 7 9 15 41Halftime: Valparaiso 29, Cleveland State 17. Dead Ball Rebounds: Valparaiso 4, Cleveland State 4. Technicals: None. Officials: James Breeding, Michael Roberts, Kevin Mathis. Attendance: 4,521.

Butler 52Cleveland State 49GAME 26


Final: Cleveland State drops its second straight game, falling at home to Butler, 52-49.Defining Moment: Trailing by two points with 17 seconds left, the Vikings turn the ball over after the inbounds, forcing them to foul. Butler makes one of two free throws and Anton Grady’s game-tying three-pointer from the corner is off at the buzzer.Key Stats: CSU shoots just 7-of-29 (.241) from the floor in the first half to fall behind, 28-18. The Vikings rebound to shoot .579 (11-19) in the second half. CSU holds Butler without a three-pointer (0-8). Butler has 12 offensive rebounds, leading to 14 second chance points.Performance Leaders: Anton Grady fourth double-double of season with career-high 18 points and career-high tying 13 rebounds. Trey Harmon all 12 points in second half with four three-pointers.

BUTLER. ...................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsErik Fromm ................14 2-9 0-2 1-2 0 0 0 0 0 1 5Roosevelt Jones ..........33 5-9 0-0 7-10 7 0 1 1 1 2 17Andrew Smith ............27 5-9 0-2 1-2 3 0 1 1 1 4 11Ronald Nored .............36 0-3 0-1 0-0 6 4 4 0 2 1 0Chrishawn Hopkins ....34 2-6 0-0 0-0 3 1 4 0 4 3 4Jackson Aldridge ..........6 0-1 0-1 2-2 1 1 3 0 0 0 2Khyle Marshall ...........24 5-11 0-0 2-2 8 0 1 1 0 1 12Kameron Woods..........14 0-2 0-2 1-2 4 2 0 2 0 0 1Garrett Butcher ............3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Chase Stigall ...............9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 19-50 0-8 14-20 33 8 14 5 9 14 52CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsAnton Grady ...............37 7-17 0-3 4-6 13 2 1 2 0 3 18Tim Kamczyc ..............36 3-5 1-3 0-0 3 2 2 0 2 1 7Aaron Pogue ...............26 0-4 0-0 2-4 2 1 1 0 0 5 2Trey Harmon ...............33 4-9 4-8 0-0 1 2 2 0 1 2 12Jeremy Montgomery ....39 2-4 0-2 2-2 5 3 5 0 1 2 6Marlin Mason ...............5 0-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 1 1 0Luda Ndaye ..................7 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 1 2Charlie Lee .................14 1-3 0-1 0-0 1 1 3 0 1 0 2Ike Nwamu ...................3 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 Team........................... 5Totals .......................200 18-48 5-19 8-12 33 11 16 3 6 16 49Halftime: Butler 28, Cleveland State 18. Dead Ball Rebounds: Butler 1, Cleveland State 4. Technicals: None. Officials: Chris Beaver, Todd Williams, Gerald Marrow. Attendance: 5,021.

Milwaukee 86Cleveland State 84GAME 27

February 14, 2012 Milwaukee, Wis.

Final: Cleveland State rallies from a 16 point deficit with less than eight minutes left to tie the game, but two Milwaukee free throws with 1.1 seconds left give the Panthers an 86-84 win over the Vikings.Defining Moment: After the Vikings rally to tie the game at 84-84 with 40 seconds left, UWM misses a shot and two tip-ins, but gets the ball out of bounds with 1.9 seconds left. On the inbounds, Tony Meier draws a questionable foul on a three-point attempt with 1.1 seconds to play and makes two of the three free throws.Key Stats: CSU shoots .609 (28-46) from the field. Milwaukee hits 13-of-28 (.464) from three-point and 33-of-40 at the free throw line. The Vikings go 20-of-24 at the charity stripe. CSU gets 21 points from its bench.Performance Leaders: Trey Harmon scores career-high 27 points, hitting 8-of-14 from the floor. Charlie Lee tallies career-high 14 points, going 5-of-5 from the field. Jeremy Montgomery 15 points and Anton Grady 10 points.

CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsAnton Grady ...............29 3-5 0-1 4-4 5 1 2 2 4 2 10Tim Kamczyc ..............18 2-3 1-1 2-2 3 1 2 0 1 5 7Aaron Pogue ...............29 1-2 0-0 2-5 5 0 1 0 2 4 4Trey Harmon ...............39 8-14 4-8 7-8 3 2 0 0 1 2 27Jeremy Montgomery ....30 6-13 1-5 2-2 0 3 5 0 1 4 15Devon Long ..................3 2-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 1 4Marlin Mason .............22 1-2 1-1 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 5 3Luda Ndaye ..................3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Charlie Lee .................22 5-5 1-1 3-3 1 2 2 0 0 3 14Ike Nwamu ...................5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 28-46 8-17 20-24 21 10 13 2 9 27 84MILWAUKEE..............min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsTony Meier ..................32 3-4 3-4 6-8 4 2 0 0 0 3 15James Haarsma .........26 6-9 5-7 8-8 3 0 2 0 2 4 25Kaylon Williams .........36 1-9 1-4 9-10 4 7 5 0 0 4 12Ryan Allen ..................21 0-4 0-2 1-2 3 2 1 1 0 4 1Paris Gulley ................28 5-11 4-9 3-4 2 0 2 0 1 3 17Kyle Kelm ...................22 4-6 0-1 5-6 3 1 1 0 1 1 13Shaquille Boga ..........11 1-1 0-0 1-2 1 4 2 0 1 2 3Evan Richard ...............6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ryan Haggerty ...........18 0-1 0-1 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 20-45 13-28 33-40 26 16 14 1 5 21 86Halftime: Milwaukee 50, Cleveland State 41. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 2, Milwaukee 5. Technicals: None. Officials: Kipp Kissinger, Pete Juzenas, Bill Jacobson. Attendance: 3,643.


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Drexel 69Cleveland State 49GAME 28

February 18, 2012 BracketBusters Cleveland, Ohio

Final: Cleveland State drops its fourth straight game, a 69-49, decision to Drexel in a BracketBusters contest.Defining Moment: Drexel races out to a 19-3 lead eight minutes into the contest, but CSU cuts the deficit to 23-15 at the 6:12 mark on consecutive three-pointers. However, seven straight points by Drexel pushes the lead back to 30-15 and it is double digits the rest of the way.Key Stats: Drexel shoots 22-of-45 (.489) from the field and holds CSU to 17-of-63 (.270). The Dragons hold a 39-34 advantage on the glass, but CSU does grab 18 offensive boards. CSU makes just six turnovers, while Drexel has just seven.Performance Leaders: Trey Harmon scores 23 points, hitting five three’s. Damion Lee leads four Dragons in double figures with 18 points.

DREXEL. ...................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsDaryl McCoy ...............31 5-8 0-0 3-6 9 2 0 2 2 3 13Samme Givens ...........27 3-5 0-0 2-5 14 1 1 2 0 4 8Frantz Massenat ........31 3-6 2-3 2-2 4 4 1 0 0 0 10Damion Lee ................32 5-6 2-3 6-6 4 0 3 0 0 0 18Derrick Thomas ..........27 0-6 0-4 2-2 2 2 1 0 1 1 2Aquil Younger ...............9 0-1 0-0 0-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Chris Fouch ................21 3-8 2-7 2-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 10Stevan Manojlovic ..... 0+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Jake Lerner ................ 0+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Goran Pantovic ......... 0+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Dartaye Ruffin ............22 3-5 0-0 2-2 5 1 1 0 0 5 8 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 22-45 6-17 19-26 39 10 7 4 4 13 69CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsMarlin Mason ...............6 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0Tim Kamczyc ..............30 2-6 0-2 3-3 5 2 1 0 1 2 7Aaron Pogue ...............27 1-6 0-0 3-6 8 0 0 0 0 5 5Trey Harmon ...............39 9-26 5-12 0-1 3 1 0 0 0 3 23Jeremy Montgomery ....26 2-8 2-6 0-0 1 1 3 0 0 5 6Devon Long ................10 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Anton Grady ...............23 2-6 0-0 2-2 8 1 1 0 0 4 6Luda Ndaye ..................5 0-1 0-1 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0Charlie Lee .................24 0-7 0-6 0-0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0Ike Nwamu .................10 1-2 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 17-63 7-28 8-12 34 9 6 0 2 22 49Halftime: Drexel 38, Cleveland State 22. Dead Ball Rebounds: Drexel 4, Cleveland State 3. Technicals: None. Officials: Louie Andrakakos, Bob Testa, Tim Ebersoll. Attendance: 2,583.

Green Bay 71Cleveland State 67GAME 29

February 21, 2012 Green Bay, Wis.

Final: Cleveland State drops its fifth straight game, falling at Green Bay, 71-67.Defining Moment: Trailing 69-67 with 21 seconds left, Aaron Pogue misses the front end of a one-and-one, but the Vikings get the ball back out of bounds. However, Trey Harmon misses a three-pointer with 12 seconds left and CSU is forced to foul. The Phoenix hit both free throws with 8.8 seconds left to seal the win.Key Stats: Both teams get production from their benches with CSU reserves scoring 29 points and Green Bay’s tallying 32. CSU holds a 38-34 advantage on the glass. The Phoenix hit 10-of-21 from three-point.Performance Leaders: Anton Grady scores a career-high 23 points, making 10-of-15 from the field. Tim Kamczyc has 14 points and five rebounds. Trey Harmon 13 points and six boards. Kam Cerroni scores 17 points, going 5-of-8 from three-point off the bench.

CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsTim Kamczyc ..............36 6-8 2-3 0-0 5 1 3 0 0 2 14Aaron Pogue ...............22 1-2 0-0 0-1 6 0 0 3 1 4 2Trey Harmon ...............40 5-13 3-6 0-0 6 1 2 0 1 0 13Jeremy Montgomery ....34 2-12 0-3 0-0 2 3 3 0 0 2 4Charlie Lee .................21 2-9 1-4 0-0 2 3 3 0 0 4 5Anton Grady ...............31 10-15 0-0 3-6 8 3 2 1 2 2 23Marlin Mason .............16 2-3 1-2 1-2 4 1 1 0 1 2 6 Team........................... 5Totals .......................200 28-62 7-18 4-9 38 12 14 4 5 16 67GREEN BAY. ..............min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsAlec Brown .................36 3-10 0-0 2-2 5 3 1 3 1 2 8Brennan Cougill .........30 4-10 1-4 1-3 7 2 2 3 0 3 10Steve Baker ................22 3-7 2-4 0-0 7 1 0 0 2 1 8Eric Valentin ................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Kiefer Sykes ............. 40- 5-12 1-2 2-3 4 4 2 0 1 2 13Terry Johnson .............13 3-4 1-2 0-0 0 3 2 0 0 0 7Aaron Armstead ...........8 1-4 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2Josh Humphrey .............7 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 1 1 1 1 0 0Kam Cerroni ...............30 5-8 5-8 2-2 2 1 2 0 2 2 17Greg Mays ..................12 3-3 0-0 0-0 5 1 0 1 0 1 6 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 27-58 10-21 7-10 34 16 11 8 7 11 71Halftime: Cleveland State 36, Green Bay 36. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 0, Green Bay 1. Technicals: None. Officials: Michael Roberts, John Hampton, Jeb Hartness. Attendance: 2,819.

Cleveland State 77Detroit 64GAME 30


Final: Cleveland State snaps a five-game losing streak with a 77-64 win over Detroit. The win also snaps a five-game win streak for the Titans.Defining Moment: Leading by one (57-56) with 6:52 left, the Vikings rattle off nine straight points to take a 10 points (66-56) lead and never look back. CSU holds the Titans without a field goal over the final 9:15.Key Stats: CSU is out-rebounded, 40-38, but that is after getting out-rebounded 27-17, in the first half. UDM goes 27-of-38 at free throw line. CSU is 18-of-24. CSU’s bench scores 25 points. CSU holds Detroit to .296 (16-54) shooting, including 5-of-23 (.217) in second half.Performance Leaders: Marlin Mason sets career-highs in points (15) and rebounds (9) in second career start. Charlie Lee 12 points and five assists. Trey Harmon 16 points and Tim Kamczyc 10 points.

DETROIT. ..................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsDoug Anderson ...........21 3-7 1-1 1-2 5 0 0 1 0 4 8Eli Holman .................32 3-10 0-0 0-3 8 1 2 1 0 2 6Chase Simon ..............37 3-12 1-4 10-12 10 1 6 1 2 3 17Ray McCallum ............34 3-9 1-4 6-9 4 3 1 0 2 2 13Jason Calliste ............37 2-6 2-4 4-6 3 2 1 0 0 4 10Donovan Foster ..........23 1-6 0-1 4-4 1 1 1 2 2 2 6PJ Boutte ......................1 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Evan Bruinsma ..........15 1-3 0-0 2-2 3 1 1 0 0 3 4 Team........................... 6Totals .......................200 16-54 5-15 27-38 40 9 6 5 14 20 64CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsMarlin Mason .............32 6-12 1-1 2-3 9 2 2 1 1 2 15Tim Kamczyc ..............38 3-6 0-0 4-4 3 2 0 0 1 2 10Aaron Pogue ...............17 1-5 0-0 1-2 4 0 2 1 0 4 3Trey Harmon ...............32 6-12 1-5 3-3 1 2 1 0 1 4 16Jeremy Montgomery ....25 2-4 1-2 3-4 3 3 3 0 2 0 8Anton Grady ...............16 1-4 0-0 0-0 8 2 1 1 0 4 2Luda Ndaye ..................7 1-3 0-0 1-2 3 0 0 0 1 2 3Charlie Lee .................21 4-8 0-2 4-5 2 5 1 0 0 5 12Ike Nwamu .................12 3-5 2-4 0-1 2 0 0 0 0 1 8 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 27-59 5-14 18-24 38 16 10 3 6 24 77Halftime: Detroit 38, Cleveland State 32. Dead Ball Rebounds: Detroit 5, Cleveland State 4. Technicals: None. Officials: Brian Dorsey, Bert Smith, Patrick Evans. Attendance: 2,325.

Cleveland State 77Wright State 55GAME 31


Final: Cleveland State closes the regular season with a 77-55 win over Wright State on Senior Day.Defining Moment: Prior to the game, CSU’s four seniors are honored for their accomplishments over the last four years. They include 91 wins, two league titles and two postseason berths, including a second round appearance in the NCAA tournament in 2009.Key Stats: CSU outscores the Radiers in the second half, 47-28. The Vikings hold a 31-26 advantage on the boards. CSU shoots 63-percent (29-46) from the floor, scoring 34 points in the paint.Performance Leaders: Trey Harmon scores 20 points and hits three three-pointers, improving his season total to a school record 71. Jeremy Montgomery 17 points. Anton Grady 12 points and eight rebounds.

WRIGHT STATE. ........min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsJohann Mpondo ..........20 1-6 0-0 2-2 4 0 0 0 0 4 4Cole Darling ...............28 3-10 1-4 0-2 6 0 4 0 0 1 7Reggie Arceneaux ......22 1-5 0-2 2-3 0 0 5 0 1 0 4Vance Hall ..................22 1-1 1-1 1-2 0 1 0 0 0 0 4Julius Mays ................31 6-7 3-3 0-0 1 1 2 1 1 1 15John Balwigaire .........12 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 1 3Kendall Griffin ............25 1-4 0-2 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 3 2Ulysses Thomas ...........1 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0AJ Pacher ...................16 4-10 1-3 3-6 7 1 1 0 0 4 12Matt Vest ...................14 1-3 0-1 0-0 2 2 1 0 1 1 2Stephen Gossard ....... 0+ 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Tavares Sledge .............8 1-1 0-0 0-0 3 0 1 0 0 3 2 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 20-49 7-18 8-15 26 7 15 1 3 18 55CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsTim Kamczyc ..............33 4-4 0-0 1-2 6 4 1 1 1 2 9Aaron Pogue ...............15 2-2 0-0 3-5 3 1 1 0 2 4 7Trey Harmon ...............30 7-14 3-9 3-3 0 3 3 0 3 2 20Jeremy Montgomery ....36 7-13 3-8 0-0 2 5 1 0 2 3 17Charlie Lee .................33 2-4 1-2 0-0 4 3 3 0 3 2 5Devon Long ..................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Anton Grady ...............24 5-7 0-0 2-9 8 0 1 4 1 0 12Marlin Mason .............10 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0Luda Ndaye ..................1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Ike Nwamu .................16 2-2 1-1 2-4 2 0 1 0 1 1 7 Team........................... 5Totals .......................200 29-46 8-20 11-23 31 16 11 5 13 16 77Halftime: Cleveland State 30, Wright State 27. Dead Ball Rebounds: Wright State 4, Cleveland State 4. Technicals: None. Officials: LaMar Simpson, Brad Gaston, Gene Grimshaw. Attendance: 3,891.

Stanford 76Cleveland State 65GAME 33

March 13, 2012 National Invitational Tournament Palo Alto, Calif.

Final: Appearing in the postseason for the fourth time in the last five years, Cleveland State falls in the first round of the NIT, 76-65 at Stanford. The Cardinal would go on to win the NIT.Defining Moment: After heading into the locker room down just one point (31-30), the Vikings are outscored, 27-12, over the first 10 minutes of the second half as Stanford opens up a 16 point lead.Key Stats: CSU out-rebounds Stanford, 44-32. However, the Vikings commit 21 turnovers that the Cardinal convert into 29 points. Stanford shoots 62-percent from the field in the second half.Performance Leaders: Tim Kamczyc scores 13 points with seven rebounds. Jeremy Montgomery 15 points. Anton Grady six points and 11 rebounds and Charlie Lee eight points and six assits.

CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsTim Kamczyc ..............35 6-12 1-2 0-2 7 1 1 0 1 1 13Aaron Pogue ...............17 1-4 0-0 0-0 6 1 0 0 0 5 2Trey Harmon ...............19 0-7 0-4 2-2 2 3 1 0 0 1 2Jeremy Montgomery ....28 5-14 3-10 2-3 1 1 5 0 1 3 15D’Aundray Brown .......19 1-5 0-1 2-2 2 0 5 0 2 5 4Devon Long ..................1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Anton Grady ...............22 3-10 0-0 0-3 11 1 2 0 1 4 6Marlin Mason .............12 3-3 2-2 0-0 4 0 4 0 0 3 8Luda Ndaye ................10 2-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4Charlie Lee .................28 3-7 1-2 1-1 3 6 3 0 1 3 8Ike Nwamu ...................9 1-2 1-2 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 3 3 Team........................... 4Totals .......................200 25-67 8-23 7-13 44 14 21 0 6 28 65STANFORD................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsJosh Owens ................30 6-9 0-0 3-4 4 0 1 2 3 3 15Andrew Zimmerman ...14 2-5 0-0 0-0 1 0 2 2 1 2 4Anthony Brown ...........29 5-9 2-3 3-5 12 3 0 0 1 2 15Chasson Randle .........27 3-6 1-3 2-2 2 2 0 0 0 2 9Jarrett Mann ..............27 1-3 0-0 4-8 3 4 1 0 2 0 6Aaron Bright ..............23 4-7 1-3 8-10 1 3 5 0 2 1 17Andy Brown ..................4 0-0 0-0 1-4 2 0 1 1 0 0 1Josh Huestis ...............14 0-1 0-0 2-4 1 0 1 0 0 3 2 Dwight Powell ............17 2-3 0-0 1-2 5 0 1 0 3 1 5John Gage ....................4 0-3 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Jack Trotter ................11 1-3 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 24-49 4-13 24-39 32 12 12 5 12 16 76Halftime: Stanford 31, Cleveland State 30. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 7, Stanford 5. Technicals: None. Officials: Kevin Brill, K.C. Ely, Larry Spaulding. Attendance: 651.

Detroit 63Cleveland State 58GAME 32

March 3, 2012 Horizon League Semifinals Valparaiso, Ind.

Final: Second-seeded Cleveland State falls in the Horizon League semifinals to third-seeded Detroit, 63-58.Defining Moment: After Ray McCallum splits two free throws to put Detroit up 61-58 with nine seconds left, CSU has a chance to tie the game, but Charlie Lee’s three-point attempt from the top of the key is blocked by LaMarcus Lowe and the Titans add a pair of free throws for the final margin.Key Stats: Detroit hits 19-of-23 free throws, including eight of 10 in the final minute. CSU shoots just .357 (20-56) from the field. UDM holds a 36-31 advantage on the glass.Performance Leaders: D’Aundray Brown scores 17 points and seven rebounds in his first game since early February. Tim Kamczyc and Jeremy Montgomery 11 points each. Ray McCallum (UDM) 26 points, six boards and five assists.

DETROIT. ..................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsLaMarcus Lowe ..........19 2-4 0-0 0-0 2 1 4 3 0 3 4Doug Anderson .............4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Chase Simon ..............38 3-11 0-5 2-2 8 2 2 0 1 3 8Ray McCallum ............39 7-10 1-3 11-13 6 5 4 1 2 1 26Jason Calliste ............37 3-7 3-6 4-4 7 2 3 0 1 3 13Donavan Foster ..........27 3-10 0-1 0-0 2 2 0 0 0 1 6PJ Boutte ......................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Eli Holman .................29 2-6 0-0 2-4 6 0 1 1 3 4 6Evan Bruinsma ............5 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 Team........................... 5Totals .......................200 20-50 4-16 19-23 36 12 17 5 7 18 63CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsMarlin Mason ...............9 0-2 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1Tim Kamczyc ..............36 5-8 1-1 0-0 2 0 2 1 0 2 11Aaron Pogue ...............19 2-6 0-0 1-2 7 0 1 0 0 3 5Trey Harmon ...............28 3-9 0-3 2-2 0 2 1 0 2 5 8Jeremy Montgomery ....32 5-11 1-5 0-0 2 3 5 0 1 5 11Anton Grady ...............20 0-7 0-0 2-2 5 1 2 0 2 1 2Luda Ndaye ..................3 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Charlie Lee .................19 0-5 0-2 2-2 3 2 2 0 1 3 2D’Aundray Brown .......32 5-7 1-1 6-7 7 0 1 1 2 2 17Ike Nwamu ...................2 0-0 0-0 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 20-56 3-13 15-18 31 8 14 2 8 24 58Halftime: Detroit 31, Cleveland State 25. Dead Ball Rebounds: Detroit 4, Cleveland State 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Pete Juzenas, Kyle Ingram, Bill Jacobson. Attendance: 4,716.


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2011-12 Cleveland state Men’s Basketball statistics

seasOn sUPeRLaTiVes Individual High Cleveland State High Opponent HighPoints 27 Trey Harmon at Milwaukee 86 vs. Rio Grande 86 by MilwaukeeFG Made 11 D’Aundray Brown vs. Rio Grande 34 vs. Rio Grande 27 by Valparaiso by Green BayFG Attempted 26 Trey Harmon vs. Drexel 68 vs. Rio Grande 58 by Green Bay3-Pt FG Made 6 Jeremy Montgomery vs. Youngstown State 11 vs. UIC 13 by Milwaukee Trey Harmon vs. Loyola3-Pt FG Att. 12 Trey Harmon vs. Drexel 28 vs. Drexel 28 by MilwaukeeFT Made 7 Jeremy Montgomery at Butler 23 at Robert Morris 33 by Milwaukee Trey Harmon at MilwaukeeFT Attempted 8 Jeremy Montgomery vs. St. Bonaventure 29 at Robert Morris 44 by Boston Jeremy Montgomery at Butler Trey Harmon at MilwaukeeRebounds 13 Anton Grady vs. Green Bay 43 vs. Green Bay 42 by Rio Grande Anton Grady vs. Butler by Kent StateRebound Margin +20 vs. Green Bay +19 by HofstraFouls 30 vs. Boston 21 by MilwaukeeAssists 8 Jeremy Montgomery at Rhode Island 22 vs. Milwaukee 19 by ValparaisoTurnovers 21 vs. Green Bay 28 by Rio GrandeBlocks 6 Anton Grady vs. Rio Grande 11 vs. Rio Grande 8 by Green BaySteals 7 D’Aundray Brown at Vanderbilt 15 at Vanderbilt 11 by Kent State D’Aundray Brown vs. Rio Grande vs. Rio Grande by AkronFG Pct. .676 at Loyola (25-37) .600 by Valparaiso (27-45)3-Pt FG Pct. .588 vs. Loyola (10-17) .556 by Akron (5-9)FT Pct. .941 vs. Green Bay (16-17) .909 by Detroit (20-22)


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2011-12 Cleveland state Men’s Basketball Horizon League statistics

seasOn LOWs Cleveland State Low Opponent LowPoints 41 vs. Valparaiso 42 by UICFG Made 14 vs. Valparaiso 13 by LoyolaFG Attempted 37 at Loyola 34 by Sam Houston State3-Pt FG Made 1 vs. Valparaiso 0 by Rhode Island by Butler3-Pt FG Att. 10 at Loyola 6 by Hofstra FT Made 4 at Rhode Island 3 by Rhode Island at South Florida at Green BayFT Attempted 6 at South Florida 10 by St. Bonaventure vs. UIC by Rhode Island / by Green BayRebounds 19 vs. Hofstra 12 by UICRebound Margin -19 vs. Hofstra -20 by Green BayFouls 14 at UIC 7 by UICAssists 3 vs. Valparaiso 5 by LoyolaTurnovers 6 vs. Drexel 7 by DrexelBlocks 0 at Rhode Island 0 by Wright State at Wright State by Milwaukee vs. Youngstown State vs. DrexelSteals 2 vs. Drexel 3 by Wright StateFG Pct. .259 vs. Valparaiso (14-54) .273 by UIC (15-55)3-Pt FG Pct. .077 vs. Valparaiso (1-13) .000 by Rhode Island (0-8) by Butler (0-8)FT Pct. .444 at Green Bay (4-9) .300 by Rhode Island (3-10)


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2011-12 Cleveland state Basketball statistics Records OVeRaLL: 22 -11 HOMe: 10 -4 *COnFeRenCe: 12 -6 @aWay: 11 -5 OVeRTiMe: 0 -0 #neUTRaL: 1 -2

game-By-game scoring/Rebounding Game Starter Stats in Bold +Points/Assists

Date Score Opponent ............................... Attnd Brown Kamczyc Pogue Harmon Mntgmy+ Douglas Long Grady Mason Ndaye Lee+ NwamuNov. 13 W, 71-58 at Vanderbilt (1) ...................13,053 18/8 2/2 8/5 11/4 10/3 7/3 5/3 7/4 DNP 0/0 3/0 DNPNov. 15 W, 86-57 RIO GRANDE ...........................1,861 24/9 13/2 DNP 14/1 6/5 4/2 4/5 12/7 DNP 7/7 2/2 DNPNov. 18 W, 67-64 ST. BONAVENTURE ..................3,073 12/4 6/4 6/6 20/1 12/3 0/0 DNP 6/5 DNP 0/0 3/1 2/0Nov. 22 W, 57-53 at Kent State ..........................6,327 11/3 4/0 9/5 0/8 13/3 4/3 0/0 4/6 DNP 2/2 7/3 3/0Nov. 25 W, 63-62 vs. Boston (2) .........................3,220 14/6 6/4 2/11 11/0 7/2 2/2 DNP 14/9 DNP 2/1 2/1 3/1Nov. 26 L, 63-53 vs. Hofstra (2) ........................3,069 10/3 4/2 9/3 4/2 12/2 4/3 DNP 2/0 DNP 0/0 5/0 3/1Nov. 27 W, 67-45 at Rhode Island (2) ................2,737 15/4 5/2 20/5 14/2 3/8 4/4 0/0 6/3 DNP 0/1 0/1 0/1Dec. 1 W, 45-43 at Wright State .......................3,349 8/5 12/7 4/4 5/1 9/2 0/0 0/0 0/0 DNP 4/1 0/0 3/0Dec. 3 W, 66-61 at Detroit ................................1,880 9/6 12/5 2/4 6/1 12/2 0/0 0/0 11/6 DNP DNP 6/3 8/0Dec. 8 W, 62-58 at Robert Morris .....................1,378 6/1 5/3 9/4 24/2 10/1 3/1 DNP 2/5 DNP 0/0 0/0 3/0Dec. 10 W, 69-66 AKRON ....................................4,739 13/3 13/3 2/3 16/4 7/4 3/4 DNP 6/4 DNP 2/2 2/1 5/2 Dec. 19 L, 70-55 at South Florida ......................2,942 9/7 14/7 4/2 11/4 7/3 0/2 0/0 10/9 DNP 0/2 0/4 0/0Dec. 22 W, 63-45 SAM HOUSTON STATE ..............2,683 12/8 3/2 3/0 9/2 11/1 6/1 6/1 6/5 DNP 2/1 5/2 0/0Dec. 28 W, 72-64 at Toledo .................................4,032 13/9 11/3 4/2 14/6 11/1 6/2 0/1 4/3 DNP 0/1 6/2 3/0Dec. 31 L, 73-67 YOUNGSTOWN STATE ..............3,513 20/3 7/4 2/2 4/2 21/3 1/1 DNP 7/5 DNP 0/0 5/1 0/0Jan. 5 W, 73-56 UIC * ......................................2,137 13/5 9/4 2/5 DNP 14/4 DNP 4/5 13/7 5/3 0/0 13/5 0/0Jan. 7 W, 69-48 LOYOLA * ................................3,107 7/4 11/9 5/5 20/2 8/3 DNP 0/0 10/1 5/0 0/0 3/5 0/1Jan. 13 W, 76-69 at Butler * ..............................7,994 2/2 17/5 8/3 12/4 18/5 DNP 0/0 11/8 3/3 3/4 2/0 DNPJan. 15 L, 72-66 at Valparaiso * .......................4,124 9/3 18/4 6/4 13/4 11/5 DNP DNP 9/10 0/1 0/0 0/1 DNPJan. 20 W, 78-68 GREEN BAY * ..........................2,941 9/5 12/4 8/2 19/4 11/4 DNP 0/0 10/13 6/4 3/1 0/2 0/0Jan. 22 W, 83-57 MILWAUKEE * .........................3,235 10/4 12/4 11/6 15/2 12/5 DNP 2/2 12/3 5/1 2/1 2/4 0/0Jan. 28 W, 67-47 at Youngstown State * ...........6,313 9/3 5/3 8/8 10/5 9/4 DNP 0/0 14/11 2/2 2/3 8/3 0/2Feb. 3 W, 65-47 at Loyola * ..............................2,443 6/2 6/0 10/5 10/1 16/4 DNP 2/1 10/3 0/5 0/0 5/4 0/0Feb. 5 W, 70-42 at UIC * ..................................1,923 DNP 10/6 6/5 13/2 14/1 DNP 0/0 12/10 6/2 0/0 6/3 3/0Feb. 9 L, 59-41 VALPARAISO * ........................4,521 0/1 6/6 3/3 7/2 15/1 DNP 0/1 5/9 3/2 DNP 2/0 DNPFeb. 11 L, 52-49 BUTLER * ...............................5,021 DNP 7/3 2/2 12/1 6/3 DNP DNP 18/13 0/2 2/1 2/1 0/0Feb. 14 L, 86-84 at Milwaukee * .......................3,643 DNP 7/3 4/5 27/3 15/3 DNP 4/0 10/5 3/2 0/1 14/2 0/0Feb. 18 L, 69-49 DREXEL (BracketBusters) .......2,583 DNP 7/5 5/8 23/3 6/1 DNP 0/2 6/8 0/1 0/2 0/3 2/1Feb. 21 L, 71-67 at Green Bay * ........................2,819 DNP 14/5 2/6 13/6 4/3 DNP DNP 23/8 6/4 DNP 5/3 DNPFeb. 23 W, 77-64 DETROIT * ..............................2,325 DNP 10/3 3/3 16/1 8/3 DNP DNP 2/8 15/9 3/3 12/5 8/2Feb. 25 W, 77-55 WRIGHT STATE * .....................3,891 DNP 9/6 7/3 20/0 17/5 DNP 0/0 12/8 0/1 0/0 5/3 7/2Mar. 3 L, 63-58 vs. Detroit (3) .........................4,716 17/7 11/2 5/7 8/0 11/3 DNP DNP 2/5 0/1 2/2 0/1 2/0Mar. 13 L, 76-65 at Stanford ................................651 4/2 13/7 2/6 2/2 15/1 DNP 0/0 6/11 8/4 4/2 8/6 3/2

(1) Ticket City Legends Classic (2) Ticket City Legends Classic (Kingston, R.I.)(3) Horizon League Championship Semifinals (Valparaiso, Ind.)

2011-12 game-By-game Totals FG -FGA Pct 3G -3GA Pct FT -FTA Pct Reb Ast Stl Blk To PF -D lst 2nd OT Score@VANDERBILT 18 -51 .353 4 -17 .235 18 -26 .692 35 6 10 3 21 15 -0 24 34 -- 58CLEVELAND STATE 27 -54 .500 5 -17 .294 12 -20 .600 36 13 15 4 16 21 -1 37 34 -- 71

RIO GRANDE 16 -51 .314 5 -11 .455 20 -30 .667 42 11 6 1 28 20 -0 27 30 -- 57@CLEVELAND STATE 34 -68 .500 5 -17 .294 13 -23 .565 37 17 15 11 12 25 -0 40 46 -- 86

ST. BONAVENTURE 26 -46 .565 6 -15 .400 6 -10 .600 28 10 23 7 6 16 -1 37 27 -- 64@CLEVELAND STATE 24 -52 .462 7 -17 .412 12 -18 .667 28 17 13 1 13 15 -0 32 35 -- 67

@KENT STATE 19 -54 .352 1 -17 .059 14 -24 .583 42 11 11 5 22 16 -0 21 32 -- 53CLEVELAND STATE 20 -57 .351 5 -17 .294 12 -16 .750 37 14 7 3 20 22 -0 30 27 -- 57

vs. BOSTON 16 -40 .400 2 -13 .154 28 -44 .636 34 9 8 6 19 14 -0 24 38 -- 62CLEVELAND STATE 22 -65 .338 7 -23 .304 12 -13 .923 41 12 11 3 16 30 -1 21 42 -- 63

vs. HOFSTRA 21 -41 .512 1 -6 .167 20 -31 .645 38 8 4 2 17 14 -0 29 34 -- 63CLEVELAND STATE 21 -52 .404 4 -19 .211 7 -11 .636 19 10 4 2 10 29 -2 29 24 -- 53

@RHODE ISLAND 21 -53 .396 0 -8 .000 3 -10 .300 39 10 6 5 21 12 -0 22 23 -- 45CLEVELAND STATE 29 -56 .518 5 -18 .278 4 -7 .571 28 19 12 0 10 15 -0 40 27 -- 67

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AKRON 20 -47 .426 5 -9 .556 21 -29 .724 28 11 11 2 15 12 -0 30 36 -- 66@CLEVELAND STATE 26 -57 .456 8 -19 .421 9 -10 .900 31 16 8 8 15 18 -0 35 34 -- 69

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@YOUNGSTOWN STATE 17 -55 .309 4 -24 .167 9 -16 .563 31 10 6 6 15 12 -0 19 28 -- 47CLEVELAND STATE 27 -61 .443 8 -15 .533 5 -10 .500 42 19 11 4 13 16 -0 41 26 -- 67

@LOYOLA 19 -47 .404 2 -10 .200 7 -13 .538 25 8 8 1 17 12 -0 18 29 -- 47CLEVELAND STATE 25 -37 .676 5 -10 .500 10 -15 .667 23 15 12 6 19 18 -0 26 39 -- 65

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BUTLER 19 -50 .380 0 -8 .000 14 -20 .700 33 8 14 5 9 14 -0 28 24 -- 52@CLEVELAND STATE 18 -48 .375 5 -19 .263 8 -12 .667 33 11 16 3 6 16 -1 18 31 -- 49

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The 1929-30 Fenn Foxes were the school’s first organized men’s basketball team. Pictured are: Front Row (L-R): Ted Okonski, L. Ulrick, manager F. Haddad, Walter Okonski & J. Glover. Second Row (L-R): George Parmalee, H. Gebler, head coach Homer Woodling, Clifford Sahle & Ed Reps. Back Row (L-R): A. Frush, Virgil Speece & H. Benditz

1934-35:Fenn suffers through a record six-game losing streak as part of a 5-12 campaign. Feb. 23, 1935: Fenn tops Hiram, 44-27, in the first battle for the “Woody Brick”. The Woody Brick, which was bought by coach Homer E. Woodling for $1.00 after Hiram’s Administration Building had burned down, would be awarded to the winner of the Fenn-Hiram matchup for the rest of Woodling’s tenure.

1935-36:Fenn suffers its fourth straight losing season by going 4-11. Offensive players are no longer permitted to park themselves in the lane as the three-second rule is instituted.

1936-37:The Foxes tie the record for victories as they improve to 8-9. Dec. 28, 1936: Fenn defeats Lawrence Tech, 41-37, in the 100th game in school history.

1937-38:Fenn slips to 6-10. The center jump ball after every basket is eliminated. Dec. 12, 1938: The Foxes defeat Alliance, 44-32, for Homer E. Woodling’s 50th win. Feb. 23, 1938: Ed Hrdlicka sets the school scoring record with a 25-point explosion in a 56-47 win over Slippery Rock.

1938-39:The 10th season of basketball sees Fenn post a 3-13 record. Dec. 29, 1938: Despite having three Fenn players foul out, the 0-4 Foxes upset Ohio Wesleyan (5-1), 47-41, as the teams combine for 36 fouls.

1939-40:The Foxes go 4-11. Dec. 30, 1939: Fenn tops As-sumption College from Windsor, Ontario, 39-30, to end a record eight-game losing streak that started the season before.

1940-41:Fenn compiles another 4-11 record. Jan. 31, 1941: The Foxes give up a school-record 67 points in a loss to Mt. Union. After 12 seasons, Homer Woo-dling steps down as head coach.

1929-30:Fenn College goes 5-5 in its first season of intercol-legiate basketball. Homer E. Woodling, who also serves as Fenn’s athletic director, is the school’s first head basketball coach. Dec. 6, 1929: Ted Okonski scores seven points as Fenn loses in its first-ever basketball game, 27-18, at Hiram. Dec. 7, 1929: Fenn defeats Wilcox, 50-22, for the first win in school history. Feb. 1930: Fenn defeats Y Commerce, 29-6, to set the school record for fewest points allowed in a game.

1930-31:Fenn records its first winning season with an 8-6 mark. Jan. 1, 1931: St. Mary’s defeats Fenn, 29-27, in the only New Year’s Day game in school history.

1931-32:A 7-7 record gives Fenn its third straight non-losing season. Fenn wins its last four games, the longest win streak to date. Fenn also loses four straight games for the first time.

1932-33:Fenn has its first losing season with a 4-6 record. Feb. 4, 1933: Ralph Staten ties a record with 17 points in a 40-35 win over Rio Grande.

1933-34:The Fenn Foxes set a record for defeats during a 5-11 campaign. Feb. 10, 1934: Fenn goes over the 50-point mark for the first time ever in a 54-19 win over Franklin.

The Fenn Foxes:Just as Cleveland State University, one of Ohio’s major state-supported universities, traces its beginnings to Fenn College, a small private college noted for its engineering and business schools, so too do the Cleve-land State Vikings cagers recognize the ancestry of the Fenn Foxes. With its newly appointed athletics director, Homer E. Woodling, serving as the head coach, Fenn launched a varsity basketball program in 1929 with a 27-18 loss to Hiram, followed by a 50-22 win over Wilcox Business College. With Fenn students obligated by the college’s co-operative education curriculum to alternate quarters between the classroom and on a job related to their course of studies, playing a basketball schedule extending over two quarters created some unique and occasionally insurmountable problems, such as hoping players could find a job within hail-ing distance of the campus--or at least the city-- and often-times make their own way to games. Nevertheless, the Foxes managed to compile .500 or better records in nine of their 34 seasons (the program was suspended for two years during World War II) and 15 of their players, beginning with charter class member Al Jones, were subsequently deemed worthy of induction into the CSU Ath-letic Hall of Fame. Included in that group are Dan Avis, Tony Fedor, Ed Hrdlicka, Fred Infield, Dave Jacklitch, George Kappos, Alex Jamieson, Weldon Kytle, Dennis Lenk, Ted Okonski, Dennis Turkall, Jack Shaugnessy, Ralph Staten and Don Yontz.

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The 41 points scored by Dave Jacklitch against Hiram on March 3, 1951 remain the third-highest single game total in school history.

1947-48:Fenn records its first winning season since 1930-31 and sets a school record for victories with a 10-8 record. Feb. 1948: The Foxes outlast Kent State-Canton, 80-76, to shatter their single-game scoring record.

1948-49:A 4-14 season sets a school record for defeats. Dec. 9, 1948: Kenyon defeats Fenn, 57-40, in a game called after three quarters because of a power failure. George McKinnon steps down as head coach after compiling a 20-40 record in four seasons.

1949-50:George Rung takes over the head coaching duties and Fenn goes 9-8. The Foxes set records with five straight wins and seven home wins. Jack Shaughnessy twice sets a record with 33 points in a game. Dan Avis ends his career as Fenn’s top scorer with 706 points.

1950-51:Fenn compiles a 6-11 mark in the 20th season of basketball. Dec. 9, 1950: The Foxes set a single-game scoring record as they slip past Western Reserve, 84-83. March 3, 1951: Dave Jacklitch sets records with 41 points and 16 field goals as Fenn defeats Hiram, 80-67, in the 100th win in school history. Jacklitch becomes the career scoring leader with 712 points.

1951-52:Fenn drops to 4-12 as George Rung steps down as head coach. Dec. 11, 1951: Fenn drops a 59-46 decision to Oberlin in the 300th game in school history. Feb. 29, 1952: Fenn sets the school scor-ing record in a 94-73 win over Hiram.

1952-53:Homer Woodling returns for his final season as head coach and Fenn goes 2-15, setting a record for losses in a season. Feb. 21, 1953: The Foxes defeat Steubenville, 54-53, in Woodling’s final game as coach. Woodling leaves with a 65-128 record in 13 seasons.

1953-54:George Rung returns as head coach and Fenn again sets a record for losses with a 1-18 record. Jan. 12, 1954: Fenn sees an opponent top the century mark for the first time in a 113-63 loss to Baldwin Wallace.

1954-55:The Foxes “improve” to 2-15.

1955-56:Fenn goes 3-15 in the school’s silver anniversary season of basketball. John Harper becomes the school career scoring leader with 873 points.

1956-57:For the second straight year, Fenn goes 3-15. Feb. 16, 1957: Fenn defeats Edinboro, 81-68, in the school’s 400th game.

1957-58:George Rung steps down as head coach with a 34-107 record in eight seasons. Fenn improves to 6-13.

1958-59:Bill Gallagher is head coach for one season as Fenn goes 7-12. Dec. 6, 1958: Gallagher wins his first game as head coach, a 45-42 victory in four overtimes over Kenyon, the longest game in school history.

1959-60:Fenn suffers its worst season ever as the team goes 0-19 in Jim Rodriguez’s first season as head coach.

1960-61:The Foxes improve to 4-15 as Fenn marked its 30th season of basketball. Feb. 25, 1961: Ernie Kremling grabs a record 25 rebounds against Allegheny.

1941-42:Bruce T. Brickley becomes the second head coach in school history but Fenn can manage just a 2-12 record. Dec. 12, 1942: Kent State defeats Fenn, 59-27, in the 200th game in school history.

1942-43:Aaron L. Andrews assumes the coaching reins but the Foxes suffer their first-ever winless season, going 0-13. Fenn suspends its basketball program following the season until the fall of 1945 because of World War II.

1943-44 & 1944-45:Fenn College did not field a men’s basketball team because of World War II.

1945-46:Fenn resumes play after a two-year hiatus with George McKinnon as the head coach. The Foxes go 1-8, playing the fewest games in school history. Jan. 12, 1946: Fenn defeats Hiram, 53-35, in the latest season-opener in school history, ending a record 16-game losing streak.

1946-47:The Foxes improve to 5-10. March 1, 1947: Fenn squeaks past Hiram, 68-67, setting the school record for points in a game.

Homer Woodling, who was hired as Fenn’s first athletic director in 1929, retired from coaching in 1940-41, only to return to coach in 1952-53. He retired in 1966 after 36 years as athletic director.

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In 1970-71, 30-year old LaMoyne Porter (54) became the oldest player to suit up for the Vikings.

Weldon kytle (1962-65)The greatest player in Fenn College basketball history, Weldon

Kytle closed out his collegiate career in 1964-65 by earning his

third straight Athletic Alumni Association Most Valuable Player

Award. In his three seasons, Kytle set school career records for

points (1,408), scoring average (18.8), rebounds (1,241) and

rebounding average (16.5) and almost 40 years later, he still holds

the school standard for rebounds and rebounding average. He

was inducted into the CSU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1976.

1966-67:John McLendon takes over as head coach and becomes the first African-American to coach at an integrated college in the country. McLendon guides CSU to an 8-13 mark. Jan. 11, 1967: The Vikes top Walsh, 24-22, to give McLendon his 500th career victory. Dennis Lenk becomes the second player in school history to score 1,000 points, finishing with 1,032.

1967-68:CSU goes 7-15. Jan. 17, 1968: CSU falls to Detroit, 85-81, the 600th game in school history.

1968-69:The Vikings win a record 12 games, going 12-14 in John McLendon’s final season as coach. Mike Campbell becomes the third player to be named CSU’s Most Outstanding Player for a second time. McLendon leaves CSU with a record of 27-42 in three seasons to become head coach of the Denver team in the ABA.

1969-70:Ray Dieringer becomes the ninth head coach in school history. The Vikings set a record for losses in a 5-21 season. Dec. 30, 1969: CSU defeats Federal City, 81-74, for the 200th win in school history. Feb. 11, 1970: The Vikings score a record 117 points in a win over Walsh.

1970-71:CSU celebrates the 40th season of basketball. Thirty-year old LaMoyne Porter, who served eight years in the Air Force before coming to CSU, scores 180 points and grabs 104 rebounds as the oldest player to ever play basketball in school history.

1971-72:The Vikings improve to 8-18. Dec. 11, 1971: Toledo tops CSU in the school’s 700th game.

1972-73:CSU compiles a 9-14 record. Dec. 29, 1972: Gale Drummer blocks a record seven shots in CSU’s 76-73 triple overtime win over Wichita State.

1973-74:The Vikings slip to 6-20. Jan. 19, 1974: Wilbur Starks scores 37 points on a record 18 field goals against Ball State. Pat Lyons becomes CSU’s first Academic All-America pick, which is awarded by the College Sports Information Directors of America.

1961-62:Weldon Kytle, the greatest player in Fenn history, helps Fenn improve its record to 6-13. Kytle sets records with 363 points and 287 rebounds as a freshman to become the first player in school history with 300+ points and 200+ rebounds in a single season.

1962-63:Fenn goes 9-9, the first non-losing season in 13 years. Dec. 15, 1962: Fenn defeats Detroit Tech, 64-56, in the school’s 500th game. Feb. 23, 1963: Kytle pulls down a record 27 rebounds as Fenn tops Fredonia, 61-49. Kytle receives the first Athletic Alumni Association Most Outstanding Player award.

1963-64:The Foxes go 10-9, their first winning season since 1949-50. Dec. 10, 1963: Fenn passes the century mark in a 112-72 win vs. Walsh. Feb. 13, 1964: Weldon Kytle sets a record with 30 rebounds in a win over Malone. Kytle, who becomes the first player to score 1,000 career points, repeats as the team’s Most Outstanding Player and is named Fenn’s Athlete-of-the-Year.

1964-65:Fenn once again goes 10-9 in the final season of basketball as Fenn College. In 34 years, Fenn teams compiled a 167-386 record. March 6, 1965: Fenn goes out on a winning note with a win over Carnegie Tech. Kytle is named Most Outstanding Player for the third straight year.

1965-66:The Fenn College Foxes become the Cleveland State University Vikings. CSU goes 4-14 in its inaugural season. Jim Rodriguez steps down as head coach, owning a 43-88 record in seven years.

J im rodriguez (1959-94)An athletic administrator and coach at Fenn College and Cleveland State for 35 years, Jim Rodriguez served as men’s basketball coach for seven years (1959-66). He coached baseball from 1959-72 before moving into the athletic administration in 1972 as assistant athletic director, a position he held for 22 years until retiring in 1994. He was inducted in the CSU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1995.


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Franklin edwards (1977-81) By the time he finished playing, Franklin Edwards had rewritten the CSU record book. The 6-1 guard from New York, N.Y., held 23 career, season and single-game records when he finished his collegiate career. Today, he still holds 11 of them. Edwards led CSU in scoring in each of his four years and was the first Viking to score 2,000 career points. His 21.9 average tops the CSU list while his 2,235 points are second all-time. He averaged a school record 25.5 ppg in 1979-80. In his senior year of 1980-81, he averaged 24.6 ppg which included a school record 49 points against Xavier. Edwards also set the school record with 265 field goals and a .882 free throw percentage. He finished his career by scoring in double-figures in a school record 68 straight games. He is second all-time with 459 assists and fifth with 204 steals. Edwards, CSU’s first two-time All-American, was named CSU’s Most Outstanding Player three times and the school’s Athlete-of-the-Year twice. He was the #1 pick of the Philadelphia 76ers in 1981 and played in the NBA for eight years. CSU’s color analyst for television, Edwards cur-rently resides in Sacramento, Calif., and is employed by the NBA.

ray dieringer (1969-83)The winningest coach in Cleveland State University history, Dieringer took over as head coach in 1969 and compiled 149 wins in 14 seasons. Included in the total was a then-school record total of 18 wins in 1980-81.

1977-78:Franklin Edwards scores a freshman record 467 points as the Vikings finish with a 12-13 record. Former Fenn stars George Kappos (‘53) and Den-nis Turkall (‘65) are inducted into the CSU Hall of Fame.

1978-79:The Vikings set a school record for wins with a 15-10 record. Franklin Edwards ties his record with 467 points and wins the Most Outstanding Player award. Darren Tillis blocks a record 51 shots. Jack Shaughnessy (‘50) is inducted into the CSU Hall of Fame.

1979-80:The Vikings go 14-1 at home and win a record 17 games in a 17-9 season. Jan. 31, 1980: CSU defeats Xavier, 85-75, for the 300th win in school history. Franklin Edwards and Andre Battle both surpass the 1,000 point mark, the only time in school history that two players have accomplished it in the same season. Edwards becomes CSU’s career scoring leader with 1,571 points. Edwards sets records with 637 points (25.5 ppg) and is named All-American, CSU’s Athlete of the Year and Most Outstanding Player. The CSU Hall of Fame inducts Dan Avis (‘51), Ted Okonski (‘34) and Don Yontz (‘60).

1980-81:CSU goes 18-9, breaking its record for wins in the golden anniversary season of basketball. Jan. 29, 1981: CSU falls to Marquette in front of a record 7,441 fans at Public Hall. Franklin Edwards passes the 2,000-point mark en route to earning All-America honors and his third straight Most Outstanding Player award. Edwards becomes the first basketball player to be named CSU’s Athlete of the Year twice. Edwards ends his career with 2,235 points and becomes the first player to have his number retired (14). Alex Jamieson (‘37) Wil-liam Pugh (‘41) and Leo Johnson (‘71) are inducted into the CSU Hall of Fame.

1974-75:The Vikes win a record 13 games in a 13-11 cam-paign. Gale Drummer becomes the third player in school history to score 1,000 points, finishing with 1,039 points. Drummer is named the team’s Most Outstanding Player as well as CSU’s Athlete-of-the-Year. Homer Woodling and Al Jones (‘37) are members of the first class inducted into the CSU Athletic Hall of Fame.

1975-76:CSU goes 6-19. Jan. 7, 1975: Wright State defeats CSU in the 800th game in school history. Dave Kyle becomes the school’s first All-American after averaging 24.5 points a game. Kyle is also named CSU’s Most Outstanding Player and Athlete-of-the-Year. Former Fenn stars Dave Jacklitch (‘51) and Weldon Kytle (‘66) are inducted into the CSU Athletic Hall of Fame.

1976-77: The Vikings improve to 10-17. Dave Kyle becomes the fourth player in school history to pass the 1,000-point mark, repeating as the team’s Most Outstanding Player. Kyle ends his career with a record .544 FG%, second with 1,168 points and third with 726 rebounds. Fenn standout Ed Hrdlicka (‘38) is inducted into the CSU Athletic Hall of Fame.

Cleveland state 82, akron 82:On Feb. 8, 1983, Lee Reed, then a Viking guard, fired a long jumper at the final buzzer to lift the Vikings to an 83-82 victory over arch-rival Akron. You can look it up. Just ignore the headlines which appeared in papers around the country two days later read-ing “Cleveland State Beats Akron, 82-82.” Seems the official scorer had inadvertently credited CSU for a missed free throw in the first half but Akron coach Bob Rupert had stormed to the scorers table at halftime and again at the end of the game to grab his scorebook on his way to the locker room. An Akron reporter had questioned the scoreboard shortly after the phantom free throw was scored, but the totals in the official scorebook jibed and the Akron scorekeeper never had an opportunity to total his book. So when the referee asked the perfunctory “does everything check out?” both scorekeepers nodded, the official book was signed and the game officially ended. Only the next day when the play-by-play was closely rechecked did the mistake surface and another coaching lesson was learned the hard way.


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1985-86 Clevelandstate Vikings

NCAA Sweet 16

From L-R: Hersey Strong, Pat Vuyan-cih, Tyrone Kingwood, Clinton Smith, Vince Richards, Eric Mudd, Elgin Wom-ack, Shawn Hood, Bob Crawford, Eddie Brant, Warren Bradley, Ray Salters, Paul Stewart, Clinton Ransey, Steve Corbin, Marty Sweeney, Ken McFadden, Manager Dan Garven.

The anatomy Of a Win streak:For 54 days in the Spring of 1986, the CSU men’s basketball team captured the attention of not only the sports fans in Cleveland, but across the country as well. The school-record 14-game win streak that culminated in an NCAA Sweet 16 appearance is unquestionably the most memorable run in program history. Here is a game-by-game look at the win streak:

Date Opponent CSU OPP Game NoteJan. 27 at Kent State 75 -55 CSU shoots .739 (17-23) from the field in the first half to pull away and start the win streak.Feb. 1 Valparaiso 91 -66 Ransey (6 points) and Mudd (5) ignite an 11-0 run to open the game and CSU never looks back.Feb. 8 UW-Green Bay 103 -64 The Vikings break the school record with their ninth 100-point game of the year.Feb. 12 Illinois-Chicago 113 -75 Mudd (24 points, 15 rebounds) and Smith (23/12) each post double-doubles.Feb. 15 at Northern Iowa 80 -65 CSU claims its 20th win, giving it back-to-back 20-win campaigns for the first time in program history.Feb. 17 at Western Illinois 76 -64 Mudd grabs eight rebounds to become the ninth Viking to grab over 500 career rebounds.Feb. 22 Southwest Missouri State 94 -67 The Vikings cruise to a school-record 22nd win of the year.Feb. 24 Eastern Illinois 76 -68 CSU trails 8-3 in the first half, the largest deficit of the streak. Woodling attendance record falls.Feb. 27 at Valparaiso 72 -50 Clinton Smith scores 25 points. The Vikings end the regular season with a 24-3 mark March 6 vs. Northern Iowa 73 -68 CSU opens the AMCU-8 Tourney by shooting .600 from the field (30-50).March 7 vs. Illinois-Chicago 100 -84 The Vikings go over the 100-point mark for the 11th time, including all three games against UIC.March 8 vs. Eastern Illinois 70 -66 McFadden leads CSU to the AMCU-8 Tourney title with 13 points in the closest win in the streak.March 14 vs. Indiana 83 -79 CSU outlasts the 14th-ranked Hoosiers as Smith goes over the 500-point mark for the season.March 16 vs. St. Joseph’s 75 -69 St. Joseph’s leads, 28-26, with 15 minutes left, the only second half CSU deficit during the streak.March 21 vs. Navy 70 -71 Clinton Smith’s 25-footer at the buzzer is off the mark as the season ends in the NCAA Sweet 16.

becomes the first CSU player chosen to an All-Conference team (2nd Team All-AMCU). Dieringer departs with a 149-311 record in 14 seasons at the Viking helm.

1983-84:The “Run & Stun” era begins as Kevin Mackey leads CSU to a 14-16 record in his first season as coach. Nov. 26, 1983: CSU drops an overtime decision to Eastern Michigan in Mackey’s first game, the 1,000th in school history. Dave Youdath ends his career ranking fourth with 1,306 points.

1984-85:CSU wins 20 games for the first time, capturing the first league title in school history with a 21-8 overall and an 11-3 AMCU mark. March 2, 1985: CSU tops Valparaiso, 105-87, in front of a Woodling

Gym record crowd of 3,429 for their 20th win of the season. Clinton Ransey and Clinton Smith are honorable mention All-America picks and share the team’s Most Outstanding Player award. Mackey is named the AMCU-8 Coach-of-the-Year and Smith the AMCU’s Newcomer-of-the-Year. Ralph Staten (‘35) inducted into the CSU Hall of Fame.

1985-86:The most memorable season in CSU history as the Vikings go 29-4, including a record 15-0 at home, and advance to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. CSU wins the AMCU’s regular-season title with a 13-1 record and goes on to claim the AMCU tournament title. Nov. 30, 1985: CSU sets a school scoring mark in a 118-66 win over Central Connecticut State. Jan. 27, 1986: The Vikings defeat Kent State, 75-55, for the 400th

1981-82:The Vikings go 12-0 at home en route to a 17-10 season. Darren Tillis earns All-America accolades after grabbing a record 348 rebounds. Tillis ends his career with a record 197 blocked shots and is second in both scoring (1,423) and rebounding (1,045). Dennis Lenk is inducted into the CSU Hall of Fame.

1982-83:CSU drops to 8-20 in Ray Dieringer’s final season. The Vikes post a 1-4 league mark in the Associa-tion of Mid-Continent Universities (AMCU), their first-ever season in a conference. Dec. 4, 1982: Jim Les plays a record 56 minutes in a 91-89 four overtime loss to Kent State. Dave Youdath, who leads CSU in scoring (466) and rebounding (231), is named CSU’s Most Outstanding Player and


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1987-88 Cleveland state VikingsNat iona l Inv i ta t i on Tournament Second Round

Front Row (L-R): Herb Dixon, Kenny Robertson, Ken McFadden, Eric Mudd, William Tomlin & Desmond Porter. Back Row (L-R): Hersey Strong, Warren Bradley, Darwyn Ingram, Ray Foster, Mike Raby & Wil-liam Stanley.

1986-87 Cleveland state VikingsNat iona l Inv i ta t i on Tournament Second Round

Front Row (L-R): Shawn Hood, Clinton Ransey, Eric Mudd, Elgin Womack, Pay Vuyancih, Ray Salters & Eddie Bryant. Back Row (L-R): Anthony Gay, Hersey Strong, Greg Lockhart, Darwyn Ingram, Warren Bradley, Ken McFadden, Kenny Robertson, head coach Kevin Mackey.almost an

international incident:It was only an exhibition game and the score is not even listed in the CSU record books, but the international contest between CSU and a traveling Yugoslavian team at Woodling Gym on Nov. 18,1988, provided a textbook lesson on how to destroy international goodwill. The visitors were held up getting through customs at the airport and arrived late, there was a problem in hanging up the Yugoslavian flag, some of the visitors’ uniforms were lost so the numbers in the program were wrong and the p.a. announcer with little time for prepara-tion had a battle with the pronunciation of names. Then the game began. The first half was fairly competitive, but fouls had begun to pile up on the Yugos, playing under less than familiar rules. With 11 minutes in the game, the nine-man visiting team was down to five worn-out players trying to keep up with the fatigue-inducing run-and-stun CSU game. The whistles kept blowing and with less than four minutes left it was 5 v 2. And then another whistle. Even though there was 3:07 left, the game was over. The remaining eligible player had no one left to inbound the ball to. Enjoy your stay in Cleveland fellas.

1986-87:The Vikings top the 20-win mark again, finishing with a 25-8 overall record and appear in the NIT for the first time. April 30, 1986: Popular sophomore Paul Stewart dies of a heart attack during a pickup game in Woodling Gym. Dec. 1, 1986: CSU sets

records for points and margin of victory (74) in a 135-61 romp over Clarion. Dec. 28, 1986: The Vikes set a CSU and then-NCAA record with 29 steals as they defeat Canisius, 82-61. March 12, 1987: CSU runs past UT-Chattanooga, 92-73, in the first-round of the NIT. Only a sophomore, Ken

win in school history. Feb. 22, 1986: CSU routs Southwest Missouri State, 94-67, in front of a then-Woodling Gym record crowd of 3,599 to claim the AMCU-8 regular season crown. Feb. 24, 1986: The Woodling Gym attendance record falls for the second time in three days as 3,688 fans see the Vikings edge Eastern Illinois, 76-68. March 8, 1986: Cleveland State receives its first-ever NCAA Tournament invitation, garnering an at-large bid as the No. 14 seed in the east regional. March 14, 1986: Clinton Ransey has 27 points as CSU upends Indiana, 83-79, in the first-round of the NCAA Tournament. March 16, 1986: Ken McFad-den scores 23 points as the Vikings dismiss St. Joseph’s, 75-69, to advance CSU to the Sweet 16. March 20, 1986: CSU’s “Magic Carpet Ride”ends as Navy defeats the Vikings, 71-70, in the NCAA’s East Regional semifinals at the Meadowlands in East Rutherford, New Jersey; Ken McFadden is named to the East Regional all-tournament team. All-American Clinton Ransey moves into second in career scoring with 1,415 points. Ken McFadden and Clinton Ransey each earn All-America honors, McFadden being tabbed for the Basketball Weekly fifth team while Ransey earned honorable mention accolades from the Associated Press. Mackey repeats as the AMCU’s Coach-of-the-Year. Ransey and Smith are first team all-AMCU 8 picks while Eric Mudd and Ken McFadden are second team selections. Clinton Smith is tabbed as the Varsity “C” Club Player of the Year.


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ken “Mouse” McFadden (1985-89)

Known as the “Mouse,” Ken McFadden played on some of CSU’s most successful teams, including the 1985-86 team that won a school record 29 games and reached the NCAA Sweet 16. The 6-1 guard from New York, N.Y., is CSU’s all-time leading scorer with 2,256 points and led the team in scoring three times. He is second all-time with a 19.3 scoring average. He is the only Viking to average 20.0 ppg three times. His 708 points in 1986-87 is the season record and included a career- high effort of 41 points versus UIC. McFadden also is one of CSU’s top foul shooters, holding the career mark for free throw attempts (761) and free throws made (597) as well as both season records with 233 attempts in 1987-88 and 177 free throws made in both 1986-87 and ‘87-88. His ‘86-87 effort included a school record 27 straight. He also holds the all-time (463), season (177) and game (16) assist records. His 245 steals rank him second all-time. McFadden was named CSU’s Most Outstanding Player three times, only the second player so honored, and is CSU’s only four-time All-American. After playing overseas for several years, McFadden returned to Cleveland. He currently resides in nearby Euclid.

Claiming a record in style:With six seconds left in his college career, Kenny Robertson, a 6-0 guard from Barberton, Ohio who many felt was the best pure athlete ever to pull on a Viking uniform, raced down court, uncorked a remarkable dive to intercept a UIC pass, dribbled once and stopped with a huge smile on his face as the Woodling Gym crowd erupted into a roaring ovation. In almost unbelievable fashion, “Kenny Rob” had established a new NCAA career records for steals (341), the first, and to date the only, na-tional record set by a CSU cager. A season earlier, in 1988-89, Robertson had given a hint of things of come by leading the NCAA in steals with a 4.0 per game average, well ahead of runner-up Mookie Blaylock’s 3.7 for Oklahoma. The single season title was also a CSU first.

1988-89 Vikings. . . lPl Champions When an NCAA probation led to a temporary ban from being eligible for the AMCU basketball title in 1988-89, head coach Kevin Mackey elected to get a little creative to find a way to motivate the Vikings. Despite the ban, the Vikings were permitted to play all the games on their Mid-Con schedule as “independent” games. With not even a regular season conference title to play for and the nucleus of a 22-8 team returning and in need of some incentive, the resourceful Mackey proposed pitting his Vikes against the other Mid-Continent schools by counting the results of CSU’s games with its old conference mates and publicly incorporating them into the standings of their very own league, the LPL (short for the Let’s Pretend League.) The Vikes, to the unappreciative frowns of some league mem-bers, won the title with an 11-3 record, edging out arch rival Southwest Missouri State (10-4). Before the opening game of the 1989-1990 season the returning members of the “championship” team were introduced to the strains of “You Gotta Have Heart,” and the specially designed 1988-89 “LPL” championship pennant was unfurled from the Woodling Gym rafters, hanging side-by-side with league championship banners from the 1984-85 and 1985-86 seasons. Mid-Continent officials, showing a complete lack of humor, quickly demanded the banner be taken down and CSU administrators complied. But it remains a vivid memory to the 1988-89 team and its fans. Although you can no longer look up at it, you can look it up.

1988-89:CSU is placed on probation for two years by the NCAA for recruiting violations. The Vikings finish 16-12 overall. Dec. 3, 1988: Kenny Robertson has a record 12 steals vs. Wagner. Feb. 4, 1989: Ken McFadden becomes the second CSU player to score 2,000 career points, ending his career as CSU’s top scorer with 2,256 points. McFadden receives All-America honors for the third straight year while also garnering first team all-league and CSU Most Outstanding Player honors. March 6, 1989: McFadden has his number retired before his final home game.

1989-90:The Vikings finish 15-13 in Kevin Mackey’s final season as head coach. The AMCU becomes the Mid-Continent Conference. March 1, 1990: CSU defeats UIC, 91-79, in Mackey’s final game as coach. He ends his seven-year reign as CSU coach with a 142-69 record and a school-record .673 winning percentage. Kenny Robertson ends his career with an NCAA, league and school record 341 steals.

McFadden passes the 1,000-point mark, ending the year with 1,161 points. Clinton Ransey closes his career with 1,946 points. Ransey and Eddie Bryant set a CSU record by playing in 125 career games. McFadden earns All-America honors. McFadden and Ransey are named first team All-AMCU and share the CSU Most Outstanding Player award.

1987-88:The Vikings return to the NIT with a 22-8 record, tying a record by going 15-0 at home. Jan. 18, 1988: Kevin Mackey becomes the second coach in CSU history to win 100 games as CSU defeats Eastern Illinois, 95-84. March 18, 1988: CSU tops Illinois State, 89-83, in overtime in the first-round of the NIT to avenge an NIT loss from the year before. Ken McFadden earns honorable mention All-America kudos while also being tabbed the AMCU Player-of-the-Year. Eric Mudd earns first team all-league honors, ending his career with 1,402 points.


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After almost a decade of planning and construc-tion, the Wolstein Center opened in time for the start of the 1991-92 season. The Wolstein Center is pictured above at the time of its opening (note that Progressive Field is conspicuously missing from the current background). The first event came on Nov. 3, 1991 when a Randy Travis Concert was held (right).

Pat Lyons, who made the first basket in the first game in Woodling Gym, came back to make a ceremonial last shot following CSU’s 71-65 win over Eastern Illinois on Feb. 17, 1991, the final men’s basketball game played in the gym before moving into the Wolstein Center.

1992-93 Cleveland state VikingsMid-Cont inent Confe rence Champions

Front Row (L-R): Student manager Ann Babitsky, strength coach Hal Estis, Mark Gannon, Craig Caldwell, Anthony Reed, Greg Allen, David Moore, Gravelle Craig, assistant coach Dave Balza & manager Jimmy Meyer. Back Row (L-R): Head coach Mike Boyd, assistant coach Dave Paulsen, Juan Hill, Steve Belter, Walter Evans, Eric Nichelson, Shawn Fergus, Sam Mitchell, Matt Dellinger, Reggie Welch, athletic trainer Jack McNeeley & assistant coach Shawn Hood.

1990-91:Mike Boyd is named the 11th head coach in school history. CSU goes 12-16 overall and 8-8 in the Mid-Con. Jan. 19, 1991: The Vikings beat Eastern Illinois, 58-56, for the 500th win in school history. Feb. 18, 1991: CSU tops Eastern Illinois, 71-65, in the final game at Woodling Gym, clos-ing out Woodling with a 130-24 (.844) record in 18 seasons.

1991-92:The Vikes move into the 13,610-seat Convocation Center. CSU improves to a 16-12 overall mark and 7-9 in the Mid-Con. Dec. 7, 1991: A record home crowd of 13,055 watches the Vikes take on the Michigan Wolverines in the opener at the Convo.

1992-93:CSU tops the 20 win mark for the first time since 1987-88, going 22-6 overall and 15-1 in the Mid-Con to capture its first regular-season title since 1985-86. The Vikes run off a record-tying 14 straight wins. Feb. 20, 1993: Anthony Reed becomes the 12th Viking to pass the 1,000-point mark as CSU outlasts Valparaiso, 85-81. Mike Boyd is named the Mid-Con Coach of the Year. Sam Mitchell earns All-America honors from the Basketball Times after leading the team in scoring.


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Men’s basketball alumni, including most of the 1985-86 NCAA Sweet 16 team, returned to CSU in February, 2006 to celebrate the 75th season of basketball at Cleveland State and Fenn College.

1993-94:CSU slips to 14-15 overall and finishes fourth in the Mid-Con with a 9-9 mark, their 12th and final season in the league. Dec. 10, 1993: The Vikings lose to Cincinnati in the 1,300th game in school history.

1994-95:The Vikings finish 10-17 overall and 3-13 in their first year in the Midwestern Collegiate Conference. Dec. 17, 1994: CSU tops Ohio State, 77-75, in the Rock-N-Roll Shootout at Gund Arena to gain their first-ever win over the Buckeyes. Former Viking head coach Jim Rodriguez is inducted into the CSU Athletic Hall of Fame.

1995-96:The 65th season of intercollegiate basketball at the school sees the Vikes suffer their worst season since 1969-70 by going 5-21, tying a school record for losses. The season is also the final one for head coach for Mike Boyd. 1996-97:Rollie Massimino becomes the 12th head coach in school history. The Vikings improve to 9-19 overall and tie for sixth in the MCC with a 6-10 mark. Feb. 8, 1997: Malcolm Sims hits a three-pointer at the buzzer as the Vikings defeat Milwaukee, 56-54, in the 1,400th game in school history.

1997-98:The Vikings continue to improve, going 12-15 overall and 6-8 in the MCC. CSU’s 9-4 home record is the second best in Convo history.

1998-99:CSU takes another step, finishing 14-14 overall, including a 9-5 mark at home. Nov. 18, 1998: James Madison explodes for a Convocation Center record 33 points in a loss to Providence. Dec. 27, 1998: Theo Dixon buries an 18-foot jumper as time expires to lift the Vikes over Rhode Island 73-72 in the Gatorade Rock-N-Roll Shootout at Gund Arena, earning him the Compaq “Play of the Week.”

1999-2000:The Vikings post a 16-14 mark, the program’s first winning season since 1992-93. Senior Damon Stringer is named the MCC Newcomer of the Year and first-team All-MCC.

2000-01:CSU goes 19-13 but narrowly misses out on a postseason bid. The 11-2 home mark equals the 1992-93 team for the most wins ever in the Con-vocation Center. Jan. 17, 2001: The Vikings hold Milwaukee to a Goodman Arena scoring record low in a 57-34 win. Theo Dixon is named MCC Player of the Week three times and caps off the season with first team all-league honors. Dixon becomes the 14th 1,000 point scorer in school history as he wraps up the year with 1,161 career points.

2001-02:CSU slips to 12-16. Senior Theo Dixon closes out his career ranked fifth in scoring with 1,572 points. Senior Jamaal Harris becomes the 15th player in school history to top 1,000 points for his career, finishing with 1,297 points. Tahric Gosley

leads the league in blocked shots for the second year in a row.

2002-03:The Vikings drop 13 of their last 14 games and finish with an 8-22 record. Rollie Massimino steps down as CSU basketball coach. April 17, 2003: Mike Garland is named head coach.

2003-04:Mike Garland debuts as head coach but injuries and a thin roster cause the Vikings to struggle. Omari Westley is named to the Horizon League All-Newcomer team after leading the league in rebounding. Nov. 29, 2003: 11,534 fans see CSU nearly topple 10th-ranked North Carolina.

2004-05:The Vikings open the year with three straight wins for the first time since 1985-86. Omari Westley leads the Horizon League in rebounding for the sec-ond straight year and Walt Chavis leads the league in steals. Raheem Moss sets a school record for three-point field goals per game (2.6). Westley is named to the All-Horizon League second team with Moss being on the five-player all-newcomer team and Chavis on the all-defensive team. Jan. 21, 2005: The CSU Board of Trustees formally change the name of the CSU Convocation Center to the Bert L. and Iris S. Wolstein Center.

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in league play relegates the Vikings to an eighth place finish. J’Nathan Bullock becomes the fifth Viking freshman to lead the team in scoring (11.3 ppg). Nov. 26, 2005: CSU plays the first game in Woodling Gym in 14 seasons, routing Rochester College, 76-43. March 31, 2006: Mike Garland is removed as head coach. April 16, 2006: Gary Waters is named the 14th head coach in program history. June 8, 2006: CSU announces formation of CSU McLendon Scholarship Series with the Vikings slated to host Ohio State at Quicken Loans Arena on Dec. 18, 2007 in the first game of the series.

2006-07:Gary Waters debuts as head coach and leads team to a 10-21 record. J’Nathan Bullock is the 13th player to lead the team in scoring (13.5 ppg) in consecutive years. Nov. 1, 2006: CSU announces television partnership with SportsTime Ohio, resulting in five men’s basketball games and a weekly half-hour coach’s show being broadcast.

2007-08:Cleveland State tops the 20-win mark for just the sixth time in program history and first since 1992-93, appearing in postseason play for just the fourth time in school history and first since 1987-88. The Vikings finish second in the Horizon League regular season with a program record 12 wins. Dec. 18, 2007: CSU hosts Ohio State at Quicken Loans Arena in the inaugural McLendon Scholarship Series game. Jan. 12: Kevin Francis hits a three-pointer with 11 seconds left giving CSU a 65-63 win at Wright State. Jan. 17, 2008: CSU tops 12th-ranked

Butler, 56-52, just the second time in 26 tries that the Vikings have knocked off a ranked opponent. Jan. 19, 2008: J’Nathan Bullock scores 17 points in a win over Valparaiso, becoming the 17th player in school history to reach the 1,000 point mark. Feb. 11, 2008: J’Nathan Bullock scores a CSU Wolstein Center record 39 points in a win over Green Bay. Feb. 20, 2008: Cedric Jackson just misses the first triple-double in school history, finishing with 18 points, nine rebounds and nine assists in a victory over Milwaukee. March 8, 2008: The Vikings defeat Valparaiso in the Horizon League semi-finals to advance to the Horizon League Championship for the first time in 14 years as a member of the league. March 11, 2008: Playing in the Horizon League Championship for the first time in school history, CSU falls at Bulter. March 19, 2008: The Vikings return to postseason play for the first time in 21 years, falling at Dayton in the first round of the NIT. Bullock becomes just the third player in school history to lead the team in scoring in each of his first three seasons, earning first team All-Horizon League honors. Cedric Jackson sets a school-record with 88 steals and is named to the All-Horizon League second team, as well as the league all-defensive and all-newcomer teams. Gary Waters is voted the Horizon League Coach of the Year in just his second season at the helm.

2008-09:Cleveland State returns to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 23 seasons, advancing to the sec-ond round of the tourney after routing Wake Forest in the opening round. CSU finishes the year with a

26-11 record, posting the second-highest win total in school history. The Vikings, the No. 3 seed in the Horizon League Tournament, earn the Horizon League’s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament after becoming the first team in league history to win four games to claim the tournament title. CSU dispatches Detroit, UIC, Green Bay and Butler to win its first Horizon League Tournament crown and its second league tournament championship ever. CSU wins 20 games for the seventh time in school history and in consecutive seasons for the first time in 22 years. The Vikings go 3-1 against ranked opponents. J’Nathan Bullock earns first team all-league honors for the second straight year after becoming just the third player in program history to lead the team in scoring four times. Cedric Jackson is named to the All-Horizon League second team for the second straight year and becomes the first Viking to earn Horizon League Defensive Player of the Year kudos. Jackson also becomes the fifth player in league history to lead the loop in both assists (5.4) and steals (3.0). Aug. 14-24, 2008: Vikings make hoops tour to Spain, going 3-1 in games played in Madrid, Valencia and Barcelona. Dec. 15, 2008: Cedric Jackson connects on a 60-foot shot as time expired to give CSU a 72-69 win over 11th-ranked Syracuse. Dec. 27, 2008: CSU defeats Notre Dame College to become the first team in school history to win 10 games before the new year. Feb. 18, 2009: J’Nathan Bullock grabs seven rebounds vs. Youngstown State to become

2007-08 Cleveland state VikingsNat iona l Inv i ta t i on Tournament F i rs t Round

Front Row (L-R): Manager Erik Whetstone, Joe Davis, Nick Weaver, D’Aundray Brown, Daitwan Eppinger, head coach Gary Waters, Cedric Jackson, Breyohn Watson, Norris Cole, Eric Schiele & manager Dave Amata. Back Row (L-R): Assistant coach Jermaine Kimbrough, assistant coach Larry DeSimpelare, manager Pat Meade, head athletic trainer Eddie Benion, Cory Neale, Renard Fields, Joe Latas, Chris Moore, George Tandy, Kevin Francis, J’Nathan Bullock, associate head coach Jayson Gee, graduate man-ager Kevin Sapara, strength coach Derek Millender & director of basketball operations Bill Buck.

Cedric Jackson prepares to launch the 60-foot shot that defeated 11th ranked Syracuse as time expired in 2008-09.


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the first Viking to score 1,500 points with 750 rebounds in a career. March 3, 2009: CSU defeats Detroit, 56-43, to end the year with a Wolstein Center record 13 wins (13-2 overall). March 10, 2009: In his 100th game as CSU head coach, Gary Waters leads the Vikings past 17th-ranked Butler, 57-54, in the Horizon League Championship game in Indianapolis. March 20, 2009: The Vikings score the first nine points and are never seriously threatened, defeating 12th-ranked Wake Forest, 84-69, in the first round of the NCAA Champion-ship. March 22, 2009: Cedric Jackson makes five steals vs. Arizona to finish the year with a nation best 112 total steals.

2009-10:The loss of four starters off the NCAA squad and a demanding schedule leads to the Vikings to a 16-17 season. CSU plays eight games against NCAA Tournament teams, going 1-8, facing five members of the Sweet 16, four of the Elite Eight and two from the Final Four. Norris Cole earns first team all-league honors. D’Aundray Brown is named to the all-defensive squad. Nov. 19, 2009: Norris Cole scores 38 points in win over Florida A&M, the second-highest individual total in Wol-stein Center history. Nov. 24-25, 2009: CSU plays Kentucky and Virginia at the Cancun Challenge in Cancun, Mexico, marking the first regular season games played outside of the United States in the history of the program. Jan. 24, 2010: Norris Cole scores 22 points in a 73-72 win over Milwaukee to become the 18th player in school history to tally 1,000 points in a career.

2008-09 Cleveland state VikingsNCAA Second Round

Front Row (L-R): Strength & conditioning coach Derek Millender, Eric Schiele, Norris Cole, D’Aundray Brown, Renard Fields, Cedric Jackson, head coach Gary Waters, J’Nathan Bullock, Chris Moore, George Tandy, Joe Latas, Daitwan Eppinger, life skills specialist Lisa Hehman. Back Row (L-R): manager Brandon Moul-trie, manager Zach Zigler, graduate manager Kevin Sapara, assistant coach Larry DeSimpelare, associate head coach Jayson Gee, Josh McCoy, Tim Kamczyc, Ethan Anderson, Aaron Pogue, Charlie Woods, Jeremy Montgomery, Trevon Harmon, assistant coach Jermaine Kimbrough, director of basketball operations Bill Buck, head athletic trainer Eddie Benion, graduate manager Bobby Bossman, manager Javier Collins, manager Mike White.

2010-11:The Vikings open the season with a school-record 12 straight wins and finish the year 27-9 overall, claiming the Horizon League regular season title with a 13-5 mark. The 27 wins are tied for the second most in school history. CSU earns an NIT bid and plays two games at home, defeating Ver-mont in the first round before falling to the College of Charleston in the second round. Norris Cole becomes the first player in Horizon League history to earn Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year honors in the same season. He is just the third CSU player selected to the AP All-America team, earning honorable mention honors. Nov. 14, 2010: CSU rallies from a 16 point second half deficit for a 69-66 win over Kent State to win the World Vision Classic. Nov. 24, 2010: Head coach Gary Waters earns his 250th career win against Akron. Dec. 22, 2010: CSU sets a program record for fewest turnovers in a game, committing just four against South Florida. Dec. 30, 2010: CSU defeats Loyola for its 14th win of the season, the most in program history prior to the new year. Feb. 5, 2011: The Vikings host Butler in front of a sellout crowd of 8,490 fans. Feb. 12, 2011: Norris Cole sets career-highs in points (41) and rebounds (20), just the second 40-20 game in the NCAA over the last 15 years, as CSU sets a Wolstein Center record with its 14th home win of the season. The Vikings finish 17-3 at home. Feb. 20, 2011: Norris Cole scores a Bracket Buster record 35 points, including eight three pointers, at Old Dominion. Feb. 21, 2011: Norris Cole earns his fifth Horizon League Player of the Week award, a league record.

2011-12:Cleveland State gets off to a 10-1 start, the second best start in program history. The Vikings finish the season 22-11, advancing to the NIT for their fourth postseason berth in the last five years. Trey Harmon is named to the All-Horizon League second team and is joined on the all-defense team by D’Aundray Brown. Nov. 13, 2011: CSU wins at No. 7 Vanderbilt, 71-58, the highest ranked opponent CSU has ever defeated. Nov. 15, 2011: Jeremy Montgomery be-comes the 19th player in program history to reach 1,000 career points. Nov. 25, 2011: The Vikings rally from a four-point deficit with 13 seconds left to defeat Boston U. Dec. 1, 2011: Trey Harmon is the 20th player in CSU history to score 1,000 career points. Dec. 10, 2011: Jeremy Montgomery hits a three-pointer with 21 seconds to play, giving CSU a 69-66 win over Akron. Feb. 3, 2012: Gary Waters coaches in his 500th career game, a 65-47 win at Loyola. March 13, 2012: CSU falls at Stanford in the first round of the NIT.


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2010-11 Cleveland state VikingsHor i zon League Champions • Nat iona l Inv i ta t i on Tournament Second Round

Front Row (L-R): Athletic Trainer Chris Lacsamana, Darius Ware, Tim Kamczyc, Anthony Wells, Jeremy Montgomery, Norris Cole, Head Coach Gary Waters, D’Aundray Brown, Trevon Harmon, Josh McCoy, Sebastian Douglas, Keith Mackie & Academic Advisor Joi Irby. Back Row (L-R): Student Manager Mychael White, Graduate Manager Samba Johnson, Director of Basketball Operations Bull Buck, Assistant Coach Larry DeSimpelare, Charlie Woods, Devon Long, Joe Latas, Aaron Pogue, Luda Ndaye, Associate Head Coach Jayson Gee, Assistant Coach Jermaine Kimbrough, Graduate Manager Kevin Bruinsma & Student Manager Javier Collins.

norris Cole (2007-11) He may have just left the program two years ago, but Norris Cole no doubt left his mark at Cleveland State as one of the greatest players to ever wear the Green and White. Arriving on campus at a relatively unknown 6-2 guard from Dayton, Ohio, Cole quickly become a known quantity in the Wolstein Center and to CSU opponents, finishing his career ranked third on the CSU all-time scoring list with 1,978 points. He left the program ranked in the top-10 of 16 statistical categories, including a school record 140 games played and finishing second with 90 victories in four seasons. Cole helped the Vikings to three postseason berths in his four years. Cole was brought along slowly as a freshman, coming off the bench for all 34 games he played in and averaging 4.9 points per game. His play helped the Vikings earn an NIT bid, CSU’s first postseason appearance since 1988. As a sophomore, Cole started all 37 games, helping the Vikings win the Horizon League title and automatic berth to the NCAA Championship. It was only CSU’s second appearance in the NCAA tourna-ment and Cole didn’t disappoint, averaging 19.5 points in two games, including a 22 point effort in a win over Wake Forest in the first round. Cole improved even more as a junior, earning first team All-Horizon League accolades by ranking third in the Horizon League in scoring (16.3 ppg). As a senior, Cole led the Vikings back to the NIT and became the first player in Horizon League history to earn Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year honors in the same season. He was the Horizon League Player of the Week five times in 2010-11, tying a league record for most awards in a season. Cole scored a school-record 780 points and his 21.7 points per game was the fifth highest in a single season in CSU history. Cole was the only player in the nation to average 20 points, five rebounds and five assists in 2010-11 and became just the third player in school history to earn A.P. All-America honors with his honorable mention selection. He capped his career be being picked 28th overall in the 2011 NBA Draft by the Chicago Bulls. Cole was traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves who then traded him to the Miami Heat.

2011-12 Cleveland state VikingsNat iona l Inv i ta t i on Tournament

Front Row: (L-R): Graduate manager Jon Kopcso, manager Mike White, Charlie Lee, Jeremy Montgomery, D’Aundray Brown, head coach Gary Waters, Trey Harmon, Sebastian Douglas, Ike Nwamu, manager Javier Collins, graduate manager Kevin Bruinsma. Back Row: (L-R) Director of Basketball Operations Samba Johnson, strength and conditioning coach Tredell Dorsey, head athletic trainer Chris Lacsamana, Marlin Mason, Tim Kamczyc, Anton Grady, Aaron Pogue, Luda Ndaye, Devon Long, associate head coach Jayson Gee, assistant coach Larry DeSimpelare, assistant coach Jermaine Kimbrough.

norris Cole: nBa CHaMPiOn Former Cleveland State standout Norris Cole became the second former Viking and first Horizon League alumnus to win a world championship when the Miami Heat defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder, 4-1, to win the NBA Championship in June of 2011. Cole appeared in all four Miami wins during the Finals, with his presence most felt during Game 4. With Miami down 13 points late in the first quarter, Cole checked in and helped spark the Heat to cut the deficit, scoring all eight of his points across the end of the first and beginning of the second quarter. In the Finals, Cole averaged 3.3 points per game, while seeing the court for an average of just over 11 minutes per game.


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Points 135 vs. Clarion, 12/1/86 121 vs. Northern Iowa, 2/18/89 118 vs. Central Conn. St., 11/30/85 117 vs. Walsh, 2/11/70 113 vs. Wilberforce, 12/12/09 113 vs. Prairie View A&M, 12/14/99 113 vs. UIC, 2/12/86 Points-Two Teams 216 CSU 98, vs. Eastern Michigan 118, 12/8/71 214 CSU 109, at Milwaukee 105, 1/29/00 (OT) 214 CSU 105, Eastern Michigan 109, 12/8/84 (2OT) 214 CSU 88, at Cedarville 126, 2/25/67 213 CSU 117, vs. Walsh 96, 2/11/70 Points-One Half 70 vs. Navy, 12/1/90 (1st) 68 vs. Clarion, 12/1/86 (1st) 67 vs. Clarion, 12/1/86 (2nd) 64 vs. Central Mich., 2/21/87 (2nd) 64 vs. Valparaiso, 3/2/85 (2nd) Field Goals Made 49 vs. Central Conn. State, 11/30/85 48 vs. Fairleigh-Dickinson, 1/31/81 48 vs. Walsh, 2/11/70 47 done seven times, last vs. Northern Iowa, 2/18/89 Field Goals Attempted 105 at Detroit College, 1/21/67 96 vs. Bowling Green, 12/4/74 96 at Akron, 2/27/74 95 at Clarion, 1/29/66 92 done three times, last vs. UIC, 1/31/87 Field Goal Percentage .685 at George Mason, 2/5/79 (37-54) .679 at St. Francis (PA), 2/1/79 (36-53) .676 at Loyola, 2/3/12 (25-37) .667 at Valparaiso, 2/13/84 (38-57) .667 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 1/31/81 (48-72) 3-Point Field Goals Made 14 at Milwaukee, 12/4/10 14 at Michigan State, 12/16/05 12 vs. Wilberforce, 12/12/09 12 vs. Norfolk State, 11/27/04 12 vs. Drake, 12/30/03 12 vs. Northern Illinois, 1/6/92 11 done seven times, last vs. UIC, 1/5/12

3-Point Field Goals Attempted 32 vs. Norfolk State, 11/27/04 31 at Central Michigan, 12/17/06 31 vs. Florida A&M, 11/19/05 28 vs. Drexel, 2/18/12 28 at UIC, 3/1/05 28 at Hawaii-Hilo, 11/28/99 3-Point Field Goal Percentage(minimum: 5 made) .750 vs. Youngstown St., 12/13/87 (6-8) .727 at Akron, 1/11/89 (8-11) .714 done seven times, last at Green Bay, 12/2/10 (10-14) Free Throws Made 41 vs. Clarion, 12/1/86 40 at Florida A&M, 11/25/03 39 vs. John Carroll, 1/29/68 36 vs. UIC, 3/7/86 36 vs. Buffalo State, 12/30/67

Team-single game Highs Free Throws Attempted 63 at Florida A&M, 11/25/03 58 vs. Kent State, 12/23/93 58 vs. Clarion, 12/1/86 56 vs. John Carroll, 1/29/68 49 vs. Northern Iowa, 3/9/84 Free Throw Percentage 1.000 vs. Concordia (WI), 2/5/80 (19-19) 1.000 vs. Charlotte, 1/11/74 (13-13) 1.000 vs. St. Francis (PA), 12/14/74 (7-7) 1.000 vs. Ashland, 2/7/70 (7-7) .957 vs. Iona, 11/13/10 (22-23) Rebounds 81 at Malone, 1/19/63 75 vs. Allegheny, 2/23/65 74 vs. Case Tech, 3/2/66 74 at Case Tech, 1/15/65 73 at Detroit Tech, 12/15/62 Rebound Margin 45 vs. Allegheny, 2/23/65 (75-30) 31 vs. Central Conn. St., 11/30/85 (64-33) 31 vs. Marietta, 1/6/82 (55-24) 31 vs. Detroit College, 1/8/69 (54-23) 31 vs. Slippery Rock, 12/10/66 (70-39) Assists 32 vs. Youngstown State, 2/13/74 31 vs. Northern Iowa, 2/18/89 30 vs. Central Conn. St., 11/30/85 29 at Youngstown State, 2/22/93 29 at UIC, 2/23/87 29 vs. Marietta, 1/6/82 Steals 29 vs.Canisius, 12/28/86 25 vs. Wagner, 12/3/88 23 vs. IPFW, 12/3/94 23 vs. Western Illinois, 2/9/87 23 vs. Clarion, 12/1/86 Blocked Shots 12 vs. Central State, 11/22/03 11 vs. Rio Grande, 11/15/11 11 vs. Youngstown State, 12/8/07 11 vs. John Carroll, 11/22/06 11 at IUPUI, 11/16/01 10 vs. Loyola, 2/1/07 10 at UIC, 1/5/02 10 at UW-Green Bay, 2/24/01 10 at Western Illinois, 2/15/92 10 vs. Slippery Rock, 11/26/88 Turnovers 38 vs. Detroit, 12/9/76 35 vs. Buffalo, 1/7/75 34 vs. Ohio, 12/18/76 33 at UAB, 11/24/98 33 at Fairleigh Dickinson, 1/13/80 Personal Fouls 40 at Florida A&M, 11/25/03 37 vs. John Carroll, 1/29/68 36 at Cincinnati, 12/2/72 36 vs. Baldwin-Wallace, 1/14/67 35 at Butler, 1/30/97 35 at Ashland, 1/7/56 Disqualifications 4 done eight times, last at California, 12/5/00

Overtime Periods 4 vs. Kent State, 12/23/93 4 at Kent State, 12/4/82 4 vs. Kenyon, 12/6/58 3 vs. Wichita State, 12/29/72 3 vs. Buffalo State, 12/30/67

Most Points 126 by Cedarville, 2/25/67 121 by Buffalo State, 1/22/71 119 by John Carroll, 1/12/56 118 by Eastern Michigan, 12/8/71 116 by Kent State, 12/17/03 116 by Ashland, 2/23/66 Most Field Goals 53 by St. Bonaventure, 1/21/76 53 by Eastern Michigan, 12/8/71 52 by Pittsburgh, 2/14/74 51 by Lawrence Tech, 1/21/61 51 by John Carroll, 1/12/56 Most Field Goal Attempts 105 by Marshall, 2/3/72 105 by Canisius, 12/4/71 102 by Kent State, 12/4/82 100 by Cedarville, 2/27/65 99 by St. Francis (PA), 1/22/72 Highest Field Goal Percentage .733 by UIC, 2/11/84 (33-45) .732 by Northern Iowa, 3/6/86 (30-41) .725 by Wright State, 2/10/00 (29-40) .704 by UIC, 3/7/86 (38-54) .689 by Penn State, 12/1/84 (31-45) Most 3-Point Field Goals 20 by Butler, 2/8/07 15 by Malone, 12/9/89 13 by Central Michigan, 12/17/06 13 by Navy, 12/1/90 13 by Milwaukee, 2/14/12 12 done 7 times, last by Ohio State, 12/18/07 Most 3-Point FG Attempts 45 by Navy, 12/1/90 32 by Butler, 2/8/07 31 by Temple, 12/27/99 31 by Valparaiso, 3/4/89 30 by UIC, 1/11/96 Highest 3-Point FG Percentage(minimum: 5 made) 1.000 by Slippery Rock, 11/26/88 (5-5) .833 by Northern Illinois, 2/23/91 (5-6) .769 by Eastern Illinois, 1/30/89 (10-13) .714 by Detroit, 12/5/09 (10-14) .714 by Green Bay, 1/31/90 (10-14) .714 by Middle Tenn. St., 12/23/92 (5-7) Most Free Throws 46 by Ashland, 1/7/56 44 by Buffalo State, 1/8/68 43 by Detroit College, 12/2/67 41 by Milwaukee, 1/29/00 38 by Ohio, 11/20/99 Most Free Throw Attempts 69 by Ashland, 1/7/56 52 by Milwaukee, 1/29/00 52 by Detroit College, 1/31/70 48 by Florida A&M, 11/25/03 48 by Ohio, 11/20/99 48 by Cincinnati, 12/2/72

Highest Free Throw Percentage 1.000 by Northern Iowa, 2/9/91 (18-18) 1.000 by Butler, 11/30/74 (16-16) 1.000 by Niagara, 1/10/81 (14-14) 1.000 by St. Francis (PA), 1/17/93 (11-11) Most Rebounds 79 by Edinboro, 2/19/66 78 by Youngstown State, 1/19/70 76 by Canisius, 12/4/71 75 by Cedarville, 2/27/65 72 by Ashland, 2/23/66 Rebound Margin 34 by Cedarville, 2/25/67 (71-37) 33 by North Carolina, 11/22/05 (60-27) 33 by Edinboro, 2/19/66 (79-46) 33 by Hiram, 12/1/65 (65-32) 32 by Michigan, 12/7/91 (57-25) 32 by Buffalo, 2/21/76 (64-32) 32 by Ashland, 2/5/72 (68-36) Most Assists 36 by Kent State, 12/17/03 34 by Pittsburgh, 2/14/74 33 by Pacific, 12/29/94 32 by Buffalo, 2/21/76 32 by Bowling Green, 1/28/76 Most Steals 20 by Buffalo, 12/15/73 19 by North Carolina, 12/30/04 19 by Eastern Michigan, 12/14/88 18 by Tulsa, 12/29/98 18 by Creighton, 12/18/91 Most Blocked Shots 15 by UTEP, 12/29/88 15 by Northern Iowa, 1/25/84 13 by St. Joseph’s, 12/2/87 13 by Marist, 1/20/87 12 by Morehead State, 12/1/81 Most Turnovers 40 by North Carolina A&T, 12/3/77 39 by Clarion, 11/25/84 38 by Detroit, 12/9/76 37 by Florida A&M, 1/12/87 36 done three times, last by Canisius, 12/28/86 Most Personal Fouls 42 by Florida A&M, 11/25/03 42 by Kent State, 12/23/93 37 by Northern Iowa, 3/9/84 34 by Middle Tenn. State, 1/6/90 33 by Clarion, 12/1/86 33 by Buffalo State, 1/22/71 Most Disqualifications 6 by Northern Iowa, 3/9/84 5 by Kent State, 12/23/93 4 done six times, last by Bowling Green, 12/4/99

Opponent-single game Highs

Largest Margin of Victory 74 CSU 135, Clarion 61, 12/1/86 58 CSU 113, Prairie View A&M 55, 12/14/99 56 CSU 107, Geneva 51, 12/1/07 52 CSU 113, Wilberforce 61, 12/12/09

52 CSU 118, Central Conn. St., 66, 11/30/85 49 CSU 108, Eastern Michigan 59, 12/21/85 49 CSU 98, Ohio Wesleyan 49, 12/3/85

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Fewest Points 6 by Y Commerce, 1929-30 14 by Commerce, 2/14/30 15 by Hiram, 1/9/37 16 by Concordia (IN), 3/5/32 16 by Ohio Chiropody, 11/28/30 Fewest Field Goals 7 by Walsh, 1/11/67 9 by Alliance, 2/8/40 10 by Ashland, 2/7/70 11 by Wright State, 1/22/11 11 by Grove City, 1/13/40 11 by Assumption, 12/30/39 Fewest Field Goal Attempts 15 by Walsh, 1/11/67 27 by Ashland, 2/7/70 30 by Ashland, 1/11/69 Lowest Field Goal Percentage .219 by Fredonia, 2/23/63 (16-73) .220 by Malone, 1/19/63 (20-91) .231 by Urbana, 11/15/10 (12-52) .231 by Milwaukee, 1/27/01 (12-52) .231 by Youngstown State, 1/23/93 (15-65) Fewest 3-Point Field Goals 0 done 15 times, last by Butler, 2/11/12 Fewest 3-Point FG Attempts 0 by Canisius, 12/28/86 0 by MD-Eastern Shore, 12/23/86

Lowest 3-Point FG Percentage .000 done six times, last by Butler, 2/11/12; (0-8) Fewest Free Throws 0 by St. Francis (PA), 12/13/72 1 by Butler, 1/7/02 1 by Western Illinois, 1/20/86 1 by Brooklyn, 12/30/82

Fewest Free Throw Attempts 0 by St. Francis (PA), 12/13/72 2 by Delaware, 2/18/06 2 by Brooklyn, 12/30/82 2 by St. Francis (PA), 2/12/75 Lowest Free Throw Percentage .143 by Butler, 1/7/02 (1-7) .222 by UIC, 2/3/90 (2-9) .250 by Green Bay, 3/1/88 (3-12) Fewest Rebounds 18 by Wilberforce, 12/12/09 18 by Kent State, 1/2/93 19 by Colorado State, 11/30/90 19 by UIC, 3/7/86 19 by Southwest Miss. St., 1/30/84 Fewest Assists 0 by Oklahoma City, 12/5/75 1 by Loyola, 12/23/74 3 by Brown, 12/31/97 3 by Youngstown State, 1/23/93 3 by Northwestern, 12/29/84 3 by Ohio, 12/1/77 Fewest Steals 0 by Milwaukee, 2/18/10 0 by Kent State, 12/23/93 0 by Green Bay, 3/1/93 Fewest Blocked Shots 0 done many times, last by Milwaukee, 1/22/12 Fewest Turnovers 4 Green Bay, 1/6/96 5 by Valparaiso, 2/3/11 5 by Kent State, 1/5/91 6 done seven times, last by Detroit, 2/28/06 Fewest Personal Fouls 3 by Ashland, 1/11/69 5 by Creighton, 1/13/75 6 by Central State, 1/12/70

Fewest Points Scored 12 vs. Commerce, 2/14/30 12 vs. Akron, 2/18/33 13 vs. Allegheny, 12/18/37 15 at Western Reserve, 12/12/38 15 vs. Mount Union, 1/23/37 Fewest Field Goals Made 6 vs. John Carroll, 1/20/40 6 at Slippery Rock, 12/1/39 7 at Mount Union, 1/27/40 8 vs. Detroit Tech, 2/1/40 8 at Hiram, 1/6/40 Fewest Field Goals Attempted 25 at Walsh, 1/11/67 34 vs. Ashland, 2/7/70 36 at Butler, 1/29/04 36 vs. Kent State, 12/12/98 37 at Loyola, 2/3/12 37 at Wayne State, 2/8/78 37 vs. Ashland, 1/11/69 Lowest Field Goal Percentage .224 at Temple, 12/23/00 (11-49) .234 vs. Green Bay, 2/5/98 (15-64) .254 vs. Toledo, 12/23/95 (15-59) .255 vs. Ashland, 1/5/67 (12-47) .258 vs. Wichita State, 11/28/09 (16-62) Fewest 3-Point Field Goals Made 0 done 17 times, last vs. Detroit, 2/21/98 Fewest 3-Point Field Goals Att. 0 at Canisius, 12/6/86 1 done six times, last vs. Green Bay, 2/28/87 Lowest 3-Point FG Percentage .000 done four times, last vs. Detroit, 2/21/98 (0-8) Fewest Free Throws Made 0 vs. Creighton, 1/13/75 0 vs. St. Francis (PA), 12/27/75 1 at St. Francis (PA), 2/21/81 1 at Western Illinois, 1/3/74 1 at Slippery Rock, 12/13/63

Team-single game lows Fewest Free Throws Attempted 0 vs. Creighton, 1/13/75 1 vs. St. Francis (PA), 12/27/73 1 at Western Illinois, 1/3/74 Lowest Free Throw Percentage .143 at Slippery Rock, 12/13/63 (1-7) .250 vs. Brooklyn, 12/30/82 (3-12) .250 at Bowling Green, 2/12/75 (2-8) .267 vs. Wayne State, 2/28/70 (4-15) Fewest Rebounds 16 vs. Butler, 2/8/07 16 vs. Northern Iowa, 3/6/86 17 at Butler, 1/29/04 17 vs. Green Bay, 3/7/94 17 at Walsh, 1/11/67 Fewest Assists 0 vs. Green Bay, 2/24/01 1 vs. Oklahoma City, 12/5/75 1 at Youngstown State, 12/22/72 Fewest Steals 1 done 13 times, last at Detroit, 3/1/03 Fewest Blocked Shots 0 done many times, last vs. Drexel, 2/18/12 Fewest Turnovers 4 vs. South Florida, 12/22/10 5 at Milwaukee, 2/18/10 5 vs. Milwaukee, 1/24/10 5 at Utica, 1/5/85 5 vs. Brooklyn, 12/30/82 6 done six times, last vs. Drexel, 2/18/12

Fewest Personal Fouls 6 vs. John Carroll, 1/20/40 7 vs. Loyola, 12/23/74 7 at Detroit Tech, 2/5/66 8 vs. Hillsdale, 11/20/04 8 vs. Eastern Illinois, 2/24/86 8 vs. Brooklyn, 12/30/82 8 vs. Buffalo State, 1/26/67 8 at Allegheny, 2/4/56

Opponent-single game lows

Opponent season recordsPoints 2,391 1986-87 2,298 1985-86 2,291 2010-11 2,287 1987-88 2,263 1989-90 Scoring Average 86.6 1970-71 86.1 1954-55 85.4 1971-72 84.1 1955-56 82.4 1973-74 Field Goals Made 948 1985-86 904 1986-87 898 1973-74 893 1971-72 883 1982-83

Field Goals Attempted 2,029 1971-72 1,923 1982-83 1,900 2010-11 1,883 1985-86 1,882 1986-87

Field Goal Percentage .526 1984-85 (824-1,568) .516 1983-84 (809-1,569) .506 1975-76 (876-1,732) .503 1985-86 (948-1,883) .489 1989-90 (842-1723) 3-Point Field Goals Made 193 2009-10 193 2002-03 192 2006-07 190 2010-11 186 2000-01 3-Point Field Goals Att. 587 2010-11 557 2008-09 555 2000-01 525 2001-02 524 2006-07 3-Point Field Goal Pct. .395 2009-10 (193-459) .394 2002-03 (193-490) .375 1987-88 (103-275) .372 1986-87 (93-250) .370 1998-99 (152-411)

Free Throws Made 626 1971-72 597 1999-00 561 2009-10 530 1987-88 529 2010-11 & 2011-12 Free Throws Attempted 851 1999-00 833 2009-10 800 2011-12 782 1986-87 778 2010-11

Free Throw Percentage .730 2004-05 (408-559) .718 1989-90 (443-617) .716 1983-84 (494-690) .715 1990-91 (381-533) .713 2006-07 (463-649) Rebounds 1,398 1971-72 1,324 1970-71 1,284 1969-70 1,257 2010-11 1,249 2008-09

Rebound Average 56.2 1959-60 54.8 1965-66 53.7 1971-72 53.5 1957-58 53.0 1970-71

Assists 527 1985-86 512 1988-89 504 1987-88 497 1982-83 482 1986-87 Steals 251 2002-03 248 1993-94 246 1986-87 245 2003-04 243 1999-00

Blocked Shots 145 2010-11 144 2008-09 142 1986-87 127 2011-12 119 1999-00

Turnovers 810 1986-87 730 1985-86 616 1983-84 611 1987-88 588 2008-09 Personal Fouls 769 1986-87 756 1985-86 690 1987-88 687 2000-01 684 2008-09

Disqualifications 40 1985-86 31 1983-84 30 1986-87 28 1999-00 28 1984-85


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Team-seasonGames 37 2008-09 36 2010-11 34 2007-08 33 2011-12 33 2009-10 33 1986-87 33 1985-86

Victories 29 1985-86 27 2010-11 27 2008-09 25 1986-87

Con. Victories-One Season 14 1992-93 14 1985-86 12 2011-12 12 2010-11 12 1986-87

Winning Percentage .879 1985-86 (29-4) .786 1992-93 (22-6) .758 1986-87 (25-8) .750 2010-11 (27-9) .733 1987-88 (22-8)

Home Winning Percentage 1.000 1987-88 (15-0) 1.000 1985-86 (15-0) 1.000 1981-82 (12-0) .917 1992-93 (11-1)

Most Home Wins 17 2010-11 15 1987-88 15 1985-86 14 1984-85

Road Winning Percentage .750 1985-86 (9-3) .714 1992-93 (10-4) .692 1991-92 (9-4) .687 2011-12 (11-5

Most Road Wins 13 2008-09 11 2011-12 10 1992-93 & 1986-87

Points 2,934 1985-86 2,755 1986-87 2,556 2010-11 2,520 1987-88 2,455 2008-09

Scoring Average 88.9 1985-86 85.9 1988-89 84.0 1987-88 83.5 1986-87

Scoring Margin +19.3 1985-86 +11.0 1986-87 +11.0 1980-81 +10.0 1984-85

Field Goals Made 1,156 1985-86 1,023 1986-87 953 1987-88 937 1988-89

Field Goals Attempted 2,209 1985-86 2,143 1986-87 2,043 2008-09 1,980 2010-11 1,967 1987-88

Field Goal Percentage .523 1985-86(1,156-2,209) .513 1979-80 (874-1,704) .512 1980-81 (882-1,721) .499 1988-89 (937-1,878) .499 1981-82 (827-1,658)

3-Point Field Goals Made 237 2010-11 217 2011-12 214 2009-10 198 2006-07 196 2000-01

3-Point Field Goals Att. 695 2010-11 648 2006-07 614 2009-10 599 2011-12

3-Point Field Goal Pct. .433 1987-88 (102-245) .414 1986-87 (48-116) .399 1991-92 (149-373) .378 1992-93 (151-399) .371 2002-03 (177-477)

Free Throws Made 661 1986-87 622 1985-86 601 2010-11 560 1984-85 546 2000-01

Free Throws Attempted 944 1986-87 921 1985-86 822 2010-11 819 1987-88 816 1984-85

Free Throw Percentage .749 2009-10 (477-637) .731 2010-11 (601-822) .724 1979-80 (367-507) .713 2006-07 (398-558) .710 2011-12 (352-496)

Rebounds 1,268 1985-86 1,267 2008-09 1,267 1971-72 1,246 1986-87 1,222 1987-88

Rebound Average 60.1 1963-64 58.4 1961-62 56.1 1964-65 55.6 1962-63 53.3 1957-58

Rebound Margin +10.2 1961-62 +8.6 1963-64 +7.4 1985-86 +6.0 1987-88 +5.3 1981-82

Assists 555 1985-86 512 2008-09 496 1988-89 486 1981-82 474 1989-90

Steals 473 1986-87 436 1985-86 376 1987-88

322 1983-84 320 2008-09

Blocked Shots 132 2002-03 130 2000-01 128 2001-02 125 2006-07 118 2008-09

Turnovers 535 1976-77 534 2003-04 534 1986-87 523 1993-94 520 1987-88

Personal Fouls 722 1987-88 718 2010-11 715 1986-87 711 2009-10 693 2011-12

Disqualifications 31 1972-73 30 1996-97 28 1999-00 27 1997-98 26 2000-01 26 1970-71

The 1992-93 Vikings won 22 games, including a school-record tying 14 straight en route to claiming the Mid-Continent Conference championship.

Minutes Played 56 Jim Les at Kent State, 12/4/82 (4OT) 54 Juan Hill vs. Kent State, 12/23/93 (4OT) 50 Joe Rey vs. Kent State, 12/23/93 (4OT) 48 Dave Youdath at Kent State, 12/4/82 (4OT) 47 Raheem Moss at Central Michigan, 12/17/06 (2OT)

Points 49 Franklin Edwards at Xavier, 2/25/81 47 Damon Stringer at Milwaukee, 1/29/00 41 Norris Cole vs. Youngstown State, 2/12/11 41 Ken McFadden vs. UIC, 1/31/87 41 Dave Jacklitch vs. Hiram, 3/3/51 39 J’Nathan Bullock vs. Green Bay, 2/11/08 39 Franklin Edwards at Florida State, 2/18/80 38 Norris Cole vs. Florida A&M, 11/19/09 38 Omari Westley at Green Bay, 1/11/05 38 Franklin Edwards at South Carolina, 1/5/81 38 Wilbur Starks at Youngstown State, 2/15/75 37 Ken McFadden at Valparaiso, 2/4/89 37 Dave Kyle at Detroit, 2/12/76 37 Wilbur Starks at Ball State, 1/19/74

36 Dave Kyle vs. Youngstown State, 3/3/76 36 Don Ross vs. Hiram, 12/1/66 35 Norris Cole at Old Dominion, 2/20/11 35 Franklin Edwards vs. St. Francis (PA), 2/2/80 35 Wilbur Starks vs. Ohio, 1/23/74 35 Ted Hathaway at Youngstown State, 12/29/73 35 Eddie Trice vs. San Diego, 1/8/71 35 LaMoyne Porter vs. East. Montana, 12/27/69

Field Goals Made 18 Franklin Edwards at Xavier, 2/25/81 18 Wilbur Starks at Ball State, 1/19/74 17 Franklin Edwards at Florida State, 2/18/80 17 Wilbur Starks at Youngstown State, 2/15/75 16 Damon Stringer at Milwaukee, 1/29/00 16 Dave Youdath at MD-Eastern Shore, 1/15/83 16 Wilbur Starks vs. Ohio, 1/23/74 16 Matt Taylor vs. Eastern Michigan, 12/8/71 16 George Kappos vs. Hiram, 2/29/52 16 Dave Jacklitch vs. Hiram, 3/3/51 15 done 11 times, last by Eric Mudd at Western Illinois, 2/8/88

Field Goals Attempted 32 Don Ross vs. Hiram, 12/1/66 31 Wilbur Starks vs. Ohio, 1/23/74 30 Franklin Edwards at Xavier, 2/25/81 30 Franklin Edwards at Florida State, 2/18/80 29 Ken McFadden vs. UIC, 1/31/87 29 Vince Richards at Eastern Michigan, 12/8/84 29 Wilbur Starks at Ball State, 1/19/74 29 Weldon Kytle vs. Thiel, 2/6/65 28 Don Ross at Cedarville, 2/25/67

Field Goal Percentage (minimum: 8 made) 1.000 Brian Parker vs. Eastern Ill., 1/30/89 (12-12) 1.000 Eric Mudd at Ohio State, 12/7/85 (10-10) .933 John Neale vs. Indiana (Pa.), 12/5/70 (14-15) .929 J’Nathan Bullock vs. Green Bay, 2/11/08 (13-14) .917 Jamal Jackson at Southern Utah St., 12/5/94 (11-12) .909 Juan Hall at Wright State, 1/5/94 (10-11) .900 done seven times, last by Theo Dixon at Oakland, 12/9/00 (9-10)


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3-Point Field Goals Made 9 Percell Coles at Duquesne, 11/27/02 8 Norris Cole at Old Dominion, 2/20/11 7 Percell Coles at Youngstown State, 1/10/04 7 Percell Coles vs. Drake, 12/30/03 7 Percell Coles vs. IPFW, 11/18/02 7 Jamaal Harris vs. Green Bay, 1/25/01 7 Damon Stringer vs. Milwaukee, 1/29/00 7 James Madison at Green Bay, 1/29/98 7 James Madison vs. Wright State, 1/17/98 7 Craig Caldwell at Milwaukee, 2/9/95 6 done 15 times, last by Trey Harmon vs. Loyola, 1/7/12 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 16 Percell Coles vs. North Carolina, 11/29/03 15 Norris Cole at Old Dominion, 2/12/11 15 Raheem Moss at Central Michigan, 12/17/06 14 Jamaal Harris vs. Detroit, 3/2/02 14 Damon Stringer at Hawaii-Hilo, 11/28/99 14 William Stanley at Louisville, 12/4/89 13 Raheem Moss vs. Loyola, 2/23/05 13 Percell Coles vs. Loyola, 1/5/04 13 James Madison vs. South Florida, 1/2/99 13 James Madison at Michigan, 11/19/97 12 done 11 times, last by Trey Harmon vs. Drexel, 2/18/12

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (minimum: 5 made) 1.000 Charlie Woods vs. Toledo, 2/20/10 (5-5) .875 Jamaal Harris vs. Green Bay, 1/25/01 (7-8) .857 Raheem Moss vs. Clarion, 12/2/04 (6-7) .833 Percell Coles vs. Duquesne, 12/27/01 (5-6) .833 Malcolm Sims vs. Detroit, 3/1/97 (5-6) .833 Malcolm Sims vs. Milwaukee, 2/8/97 (5-6) .833 Gravelle Craig at Youngstown State, 2/22/93 (5-6) .833 Anthony Reed vs. Valparaiso, 2/20/93 (5-6) .833 William Stanley vs. Malone, 12/9/89 (5-6) .778 Percell Coles vs. IPFW, 11/18/02 (7-9) .778 James Madison vs. Wright State, 1/17/98 (7-9) Free Throws Made 19 Mike Campbell vs. Buffalo State, 12/30/67 16 Clinton Ransey vs. Akron, 2/4/85 16 Franklin Edwards vs. Pittsburgh, 1/23/80 15 Norris Cole at Green Bay, 12/2/11 14 Norris Cole vs. Youngstown State, 2/12/11 14 Omari Westley at Florida A&M, 11/25/03 14 Ken McFadden at Creighton, 2/6/89 14 Ken McFadden vs. UIC, 1/31/87 14 Clinton Ransey vs. Clarion, 12/1/86 14 Dave Youdath vs. Eastern Mich., 11/26/83 Free Throws Attempted 22 Gale Drummer vs. Ball State, 1/18/75 21 Mike Campbell vs. Buffalo State, 12/30/97 20 J’Nathan Bullock at Kent State, 12/3/05 19 Omari Westley at Florida A&M, 11/25/03 19 Ken McFadden at Creighton, 2/6/89 19 Clinton Ransey vs. Northern Iowa, 3/9/84 19 Fred Infield vs. Oberlin, 12/14/55 18 Sonny Johnson vs. Milwaukee, 1/30/99 18 Dick Sutch at Thiel, 2/23/60 18 George Koneval at Kenyon, 12/3/60

Free Throw Percentage (minimum: 10 made) 1.000 Clinton Ransey vs. Akron, 2/4/85 (16-16) 1.000 Ken McFadden vs. UIC, 1/31/87 (14-14) 1.000 J’Nathan Bullock at South Florida, 11/9/07 (13-13) 1.000 Mike Redell vs. Youngstown State, 1/8/05 (10-10) 1.000 Jermaine Robinson at Duquesne, 11/27/02 (10-10) 1.000 Steve Givens vs. Western Illinois, 1/14/91 (10-10) 1.000 Clinton Ransey at Eastern Ill., 2/25/85 (10-10) 1.000 Franklin Edwards at Ohio State, 11/29/80 (10-10) .941 Franklin Edwards vs. Pittsburgh, 1/23/80 (16-17) .937 Norris Cole at Green Bay, 12/2/10 (15-16) .933 Clinton Ransey vs. Clarion, 12/1/86 (14-15) .929 Jamal Jackson vs. Wright State, 1/7/95 (12-13) Rebounds 30 Weldon Kytle vs. Malone, 2/13/64 27 Weldon Kytle at Fredonia, 2/23/63 26 Weldon Kytle vs. Thiel, 2/6/65 26 Weldon Kytle vs. Western Reserve, 2/11/64 26 Weldon Kytle at Cedarville, 3/2/63 26 Weldon Kytle at Ashland, 1/15/63 25 Weldon Kytle at Case Tech, 1/15/65 25 Ernie Kremling vs. Allegheny, 2/25/61 Assists 16 Ken McFadden vs. Northern Iowa, 2/18/89 15 Jim Les at Louisville, 2/25/82 15 Chuck Spieles vs. Youngstown State, 2/13/74 14 Gravelle Craig vs. Akron, 3/8/92 14 Jim Les vs. UIC, 1/16/82 13 Ken Robertson at Fla. International, 2/15/90 12 Walt Chavis vs. Green Bay, 1/2/03 12 Craig Caldwell vs. Eastern Illinois, 2/14/94 12 Carlos English at Michigan State, 12/16/05 12 Lee Reed vs. Akron, 2/8/83 12 Jim Les vs. Denison, 11/27/82 12 Jim Les vs. Xavier, 1/13/82 Steals 12 Kenny Robertson vs. Wagner, 12/3/88 10 Kenny Robertson vs. Northern Iowa, 2/18/89 8 Craig Caldwell at Wright State, 2/19/95 8 Kenny Robertson vs. UIC, 1/16/89 8 Kenny Robertson vs. Western Illinois, 1/16/88 8 Ken McFadden vs. Canisius, 12/28/86 7 D’Aundray Brown vs. Rio Grande, 11/15/11 7 D’Aundray Brown vs. Vanderbilt, 11/13/11 7 Norris Cole vs. Wilmington, 11/16/09 7 Cedric Jackson vs. Youngstown State, 2/18/09 7 Malcolm Sims at Michigan State, 12/3/96 7 Kenny Robertson vs. Western Illinois, 2/20/89 7 Kenny Robertson vs. Eastern Illinois, 1/18/88 7 Kenny Robertson vs. Eastern Mich., 12/23/87 7 Clinton Ransey vs. UIC, 2/12/86 7 Ken McFadden vs. Clarion, 12/1/86 7 Shawn Hood vs. Clarion, 11/25/84 7 Franklin Edwards at Xavier, 2/25/81 7 Mike Sweeney vs. Akron, 12/23/81 7 Mike Sweeney vs. Niagara, 1/6/79 Blocked Shots 7 Pape Badiane vs. Butler, 2/24/03 7 Brian Parker vs. Slippery Rock, 11/26/88 7 Gale Drummer vs. Wichita State, 12/29/72 6 Anton Grady vs. Rio Grande, 11/15/11 6 Kevin Francis vs. West Virginia Tech, 12/30/06 5 done 23 times, last by Charlie Woods vs. Valparaiso, 2/3/11 Turnovers 11 Jim Les at Kent State, 12/4/82 11 Franklin Edwards at Wisconsin, 12/22/79 10 Omari Westley at Loyola, 2/26/04 10 Jermaine Robinson at Florida A&M, 11/25/03 10 Kenny Robertson vs. UIC, 3/1/90 10 Andre Battle vs. Detroit, 12/9/76 9 done 13 times, last by Cedric Jackson vs. Butler, 1/17/08

Opponent single game Highs

Minutes Played 58 Dave Zeigler, Kent State, 12/4/82

Points 52 Ed McFarland, Slippery Rock, 2/15/61 50 Tony Knott, Youngstown, 2/13/54 47 Larry Bullington, Ball State, 1/19/74 44 Tony Bennett, Green Bay, 2/11/89 44 George Gervin, Eastern Mich., 12/8/71 43 John Bradley, Lawrence Tech, 1/21/61 42 Matt Graves, Butler, 1/15/98 42 Dennis Hopson, Ohio State, 12/7/85 41 Jeff Covington, Youngstown State, 3/3/76 41 Gil Ray, Ashland, 2/23/66 40 Henry Sterken, Detroit College, 1/21/67

Field Goals Made 21 George Gervin, Eastern Mich., 12/8/71 19 Ed McFarland, Slippery Rock, 2/15/61 19 John Bradley, Lawrence Tech, 1/21/61

Field Goals Attempted 31 Bill Edwards, Wright State, 2/8/93 30 John Britton, Akron, 2/28/78 30 Horace Brawley, Buffalo, 12/15/73 30 Reggie Piggee, Wayne State, 2/28/70

Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 att.) 1.000 Tim Hardaway, Texas-El Paso, 12/29/89 (11-11) .923 Richard Sims, Green Bay, 2/2/87 (10-11) .909 done three times, last by Dwayne Presswood, Western Ill., 1/20/86 (10-11)

3-Point Field Goals Made 9 Tee Trotter, MD-Eastern Shore, 12/6/02 9 Rashad Phillips, Detroit, 3/4/01 8 Pete Campbell, Butler, 2/8/07 8 Scott Anselm, Valparaiso, 2/20/87

3-Point Field Goals Attempted 16 Sydney Grider, Southwestern Louisiana, 12/30/89

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 att.) .857 Pat McCabe, Milwaukee, 2/8/96 (6-7)

Free Throws Made 19 Brandon Cotten, Detroit, 2/2/06

Free Throws Attempted 22 Brandon Cotten, Detroit, 2/2/06

Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 att.) 1.000 done 16 times, most attempts by Kevin Rhodes, Western Illinois, 1/29/94 (14-14)

Rebounds 26 Daryl Meacham, Edinboro, 2/19/66 25 Pickett, Detroit College, 1//21/67 24 Ted Wuebben, Creighton, 2/20/73 24 Pellegrene, Walsh, 1/11/67 24 Jeff Slade, Kenyon, 12/3/60

Assists 21 John Ryan, Fairfield, 1/26/73 17 Craig Lathen, UIC, 1/21/84 15 Craig Lathen, UIC, 2/11/84

Steals 10 Lorenzo Neely, Eastern Mich., 12/14/88

Blocked Shots 12 Rodney Blake, St. Joseph, 12/2/87

Turnovers 10 Done 8 times, last by Brad Cubbie, Rio Grande, 11/15/11

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individual-season Games Played 37 Accomplished 6 times in 2008-09. J’Nathan Bullock, Norris Cole, Cedric Jackson, Jeremy Montgomery, Chris Moore & George Tandy

Games Started 37 J’Nathan Bullock, 2008-09 37 Norris Cole, 2008-09 37 Cedric Jackson, 2008-09 37 Chris Moore, 2008-09 36 Norris Cole, 2010-11 36 Trevon Harmon, 2010-11 36 Tim Kamczyc, 2010-11 36 Jeremy Montgomery, 2010-11 36 Aaron Pogue, 2010-11 34 J’Nathan Bullock, 2007-08 34 Cedric Jackson, 2007-08 34 Breyohn Watson, 2007-08

Minutes Played 1,285 Norris Cole, 2010-11 1,231 Cedric Jackson, 2008-09 1,213 Norris Cole, 2008-09 1,195 Trevon Harmon, 2010-11 1,184 J’Nathan Bullock, 2008-09 1,127 Norris Cole, 2009-10 1,119 Jeremy Montgomery, 2010-11 1,071 Theo Dixon, 2000-01 1,059 Jermaine Robinson, 2003-04 1,058 Cedric Jackson, 2007-08 1,058 Jamaal Harris, 2000-01

Minutes Played Per Game 37.4 Franklin Edwards, 1980-81 37.2 Franklin Edwards, 1979-80 36.6 Dave Youdath, 1982-83 36.5 Jermaine Robinson, 2003-04 36.2 Franklin Edwards, 1978-79 35.8 Malcolm Sims, 1996-97 35.8 Ken McFadden, 1988-89 35.7 Norris Cole, 2010-11 35.2 Gravelle Craig, 1992-93 35.2 Gravelle Craig, 1991-92

Points 780 Norris Cole, 2010-11 (21.7) 708 Ken McFadden, 1986-87 (21.5) 664 Franklin Edwards, 1980-81 (24.6) 637 Franklin Edwards, 1979-80 (25.5) 615 Ken McFadden, 1987-88 (20.5) 613 Dave Kyle, 1975-76 (24.5) 577 Theo Dixon, 2000-01 (18.0) 573 Damon Stringer, 1999-00 (19.1) 568 Jermaine Robinson, 2003-04 (19.6) 539 Norris Cole, 2009-10 (15.2)

Scoring Average 25.5 Franklin Edwards, 1979-80 24.6 Franklin Edwards, 1980-81 24.5 Dave Kyle, 1975-76 22.9 Ken McFadden, 1988-89 21.7 Norris Cole, 2010-11

21.5 Ken McFadden, 1986-87 20.5 Ken McFadden, 1987-88 20.2 Weldon Kytle, 1964-65 19.6 Jermaine Robinson, 2003-04 19.3 George Kappos, 1950-51

Field Goals Made 265 Franklin Edwards, 1980-81 259 Ken McFadden, 1986-87 255 Dave Kyle, 1975-76 253 Franklin Edwards, 1979-80 251 Norris Cole, 2010-11 227 Eric Mudd, 1987-88 226 Clinton Smith, 1985-86 209 Clinton Ransey, 1986-87 205 Ken McFadden, 1987-88 204 Darren Tillis, 1981-82

Field Goals Attempted 572 Norris Cole, 2010-11 505 Ken McFadden, 1986-87 503 Franklin Edwards, 1980-81 486 Franklin Edwards, 1979-80 477 Jermaine Robinson, 2003-04 474 Theo Dixon, 2000-01 469 Dave Kyle, 1975-76 455 J’Nathan Bullock, 2008-09 455 Ken McFadden, 1987-88 447 Damon Stringer, 1999-00 443 Clinton Ransey, 1986-87

Field Goal Shooting Percentage (min. 5 FG/game) .664 Brian Parker, 1988-89 (168-253) .657 Brian Parker, 1989-90 (155-236) .585 Tim Kamczyc, 2011-12 (117-200) .571 Eric Mudd, 1985-86 (164-287) .569 Eric Mudd , 1987-88(227-309) .568 Darren Tillis, 1980-81 (200-352) .565 Clinton Smith, 1985-86 (226-400) .558 Steve Givens, 1990-91 (148-265) .555 Darren Tillis, 1979-80 (127-229) .552 Mike Sweeney, 1980-81 (111-201) .552 Steve Givens, 1989-90 (155-281)

3-Point Field Goals Made 71 Trey Harmon, 2011-12 70 Theo Dixon, 2000-01 70 Damon Stringer, 1999-00 69 Jeremy Montgomery, 2009-10 69 Jamaal Harris, 2000-01 68 James Madison, 1997-98 67 James Madison, 1999-00 66 James Madison, 1996-97 64 William Stanley, 1989-90 63 Raheem Moss, 2004-05 63 Jermaine Robinson, 2003-04

3-Point Field Goals Attempted 221 Jermaine Robinson, 2003-04 193 James Madison, 1999-00 191 James Madison, 1997-98 189 Trey Harmon, 2011-12 188 Damon Stringer, 1999-00 184 Theo Dixon, 2000-01 181 Trevon Harmon, 2010-11 181 Jamaal Harris, 2000-01 178 James Madison, 1996-97 176 James Madison, 1998-99

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min 1.5/game) .460 Tim Kamczyc, 2011-12 (29-63) .456 Greg Allen, 1991-92 (57-125) .444 Modibo Niakate, 2002-03 (48-108) .441 Greg Allen, 1989-90 (41-93) .422 William Stanley, 1988-89 (49-116) .416 Craig Caldwell, 1994-95 (42-101) .409 Anthony Reed, 1992-93 (54-132) .404 Jeremy Montgomery, 2009-10 (69-171) .402 Malcolm Sims, 1996-97 (41-102) .401 Percell Coles, 2002-03 (61-152) Free Throws Made 227 Norris Cole, 2010-11 177 Ken McFadden, 1987-88 177 Ken McFadden, 1986-87 155 Clinton Ransey, 1984-85 147 J’Nathan Bullock, 2007-08 145 Dave Youdath, 1983-84 144 Ken McFadden, 1988-89 142 J’Nathan Bullock, 2008-09 141 Jermaine Robinson, 2003-04 134 Franklin Edwards, 1980-81

Greg Allen Matt TaylorMike SweeneyHersey StrongEric MuddNorris Cole

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Free Throws Attempted 266 Norris Cole, 2010-11 233 Ken McFadden, 1987-88 222 Ken McFadden, 1986-87 217 Jermaine Robinson, 2003-04 197 Clinton Ransey, 1984-85 193 J’Nathan Bullock, 2008-09 192 Omari Westley, 2004-05 191 Cedric Jackson, 2007-08 190 J’Nathan Bullock, 2007-08 185 Dan Lee, 1971-72

Free Throw Percentage (min. 2 FT/game) .882 Franklin Edwards, 1980-81 (134-152) .856 Franklin Edwards, 1979-80 (131-156) .853 Norris Cole, 2010-11 (227-266) .852 Greg Cobb, 1977-78 (92-108) .851 Jeremy Montgomery, 2009-10 (80-94) .847 Trevon Harmon, 2009-10 (61-72) .844 Craig Caldwell, 1993-94 (65-77) .844 James Madison, 1997-98 (54-64) .843 Damon Stringer, 1999-00 (113-134) .843 Craig Caldwell, 1992-93 (59-70)

Consecutive Free Throws Made 32 Damon Stringer, 1999-00 29 Trey Harmon, 2009-10 27 Ken McFadden, 1986-87 27 Jack Shaughnessy, 1949-50

Rebounds 346 Darren Tillis, 1981-82 (12.8) 333 Weldon Kytle, 1963-64 (17.5) 333 Weldon Kytle, 1962-63 (18.5) 325 Dave Kyle, 1975-76 (13.0) 309 Darren Tillis, 1980-81 (11.4) 294 Dave Kyle, 1976-77 (10.9) 292 Warren Bradley, 1986-87 (8.8) 288 Eric Mudd, 1987-88 ( 9.6) 288 Weldon Kytle, 1964-65 (15.2) 287 Warren Bradley, 1988-89 (10.3) 287 Weldon Kytle, 1961-62 (15.1)

Rebound Average 18.5 Weldon Kytle, 1962-63 17.5 Weldon Kytle, 1963-64 15.5 Harvey Smith, 1967-68 15.2 Weldon Kytle, 1964-65 15.1 Weldon Kytle, 1961-62 13.5 Dennis Lenk, 1965-66

13.0 Dave Kyle, 1975-76 12.8 Darren Tillis, 1981-82 12.6 Dennis Lenk, 1966-67 11.9 Gale Drummer, 1974-75

Assists 199 Cedric Jackson, 2008-09 (5.6) 191 Norris Cole, 2010-11 (5.3) 177 Ken McFadden, 1987-88 (5.9) 168 Cedric Jackson, 2007-08 (4.9) 167 Gravelle Craig, 1992-93 (5.9) 160 Gravelle Craig, 1991-92 (5.5) 159 Jim Les, 1981-82 (5.9) 149 Kenny Robertson, 1989-90 (5.3) 146 Norris Cole, 2009-10 (4.4) 146 Ken McFadden, 1988-89 (6.9) 146 Eddie Bryant, 1985-86 (4.4)

Assists Per Game 7.0 Ken McFadden, 1988-89 6.0 Gravelle Craig, 1992-93 5.9 Ken McFadden, 1987-88 5.9 Jim Les, 1981-82 5.6 Cedric Jackson, 2008-09 5.5 Gravelle Craig, 1991-92 5.3 Norris Cole, 2010-11 5.3 Kenny Robertson, 1989-90 5.3 Franklin Edwards, 1980-81 5.0 Ron Harris, 1976-77 5.0 Craig Caldwell, 1994-95

Assist-To-Turnover Ratio 2.522 Shawn Hood, 1984-85 (111 asst., 44 TO) 2.517 Eddie Bryant, 1985-86 (146-58) 2.36 Shawn Hood, 1985-86 (111-47) 2.15 Lee Reed, 1982-83 (114-53) 2.10 Ron Harris, 1977-89 (97-46) 2.00 Norris Cole, 2010-11 (191-97) 1.97 Chuck Spieles, 1974-75 (59-30) 1.94 Gravelle Craig, 1992-93 (167-86) 1.92 Desmond Porter, 1990-91 (77-40) 1.85 Jim Les, 1981-82 (159-86)

Steals 112 Cedric Jackson, 2008-09 111 Kenny Robertson, 1988-89 90 Kenny Robertson, 1987-88 88 Cedric Jackson, 2007-08 83 Ken McFadden, 1986-87

Weldon Kytle

81 D’Aundray Brown, 2009-10 80 Norris Cole, 2010-11 79 Kenny Robertson, 1989-90 76 Clinton Ransey, 1986-87 71 Eddie Bryant, 1986-87

Blocked Shots 64 Tahric Gosley, 2000-01 57 Pape Badiane, 2002-03 51 Darren Tillis, 1978-79 50 Darren Tillis, 1981-82 49 Tahric Gosley, 2002-03 48 Darren Tillis, 1980-81 48 Darren Tillis, 1979-80 47 Pape Badiane, 2003-04 45 Anton Grady, 2011-12 40 George Tandy, 2007-08 40 Sam Mitchell, 1993-94

Turnovers 132 Cedric Jackson, 2008-09 131 Cedric Jackson, 2007-08 122 Jermaine Robinson, 2003-04 119 Franklin Edwards, 1980-81 115 Franklin Edwards, 1978-79 113 Franklin Edwards, 1979-80 110 Omari Westley, 2003-04 110 Damon Stringer, 1999-00 108 Kenny Robertson, 1989-90 106 Theo Dixon, 1999-00

Personal Fouls 139 Aaron Pogue, 2010-11 128 Aaron Pogue, 2009-10 111 Michael Bowens, 1996-97 111 Kenny Robertson, 1989-90 111 Warren Bradley, 1986-87 107 Aaron Pogue, 2011-12 106 Patrick Tatham, 2006-07 105 Chris Moore, 2008-09 104 George Tandy, 2008-09 102 Cedric Jackson, 2008-09 102 Michael Bowens, 1997-98

Disqualifications 13 Matt Taylor, 1972-73 12 Michael Bowens, 1996-97 10 Gale Drummer, 1972-73 9 Aaron Pogue, 2009-10 8 Sonny Johnson, 1999-00 8 Michael Bowens, 1997-98 8 Eric Nichelson, 1996-97 8 Warren Bradley, 1986-87 8 Andre Battle, 1977-78 8 Dan Lee, 1973-74 8 Bruce Hagins, 1970-71 8 Matt Taylor, 1970-71Dave Kyle

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individual-Career Games Played 140 Norris Cole, 2007-11 139 Jeremy Montgomery, 2008-12 130 J’Nathan Bullock, 2005-09 125 Eddie Bryant, 1983-87 125 Clinton Ransey, 1983-87 124 Trey Harmon, 2008-12 124 Eric Mudd, 1983-88 120 Tahric Gosley, 1999-03 120 Warren Bradley, 1984-89 119 Kenny Robertson, 1986-90 Consecutive Games Played 140 Norris Cole, 2007-11 139 Jeremy Montgomery, 2008-11 130 J’Nathan Bullock, 2005-09 125 Eddie Bryant, 1983-87 125 Clinton Ransey, 1983-87 120 Tahric Gosley, 1999-03 119 Kenny Robertson, 1986-90 117 Anthony Jackson, 1997-01 113 James Madison, 1996-00 105 Darren Tillis, 1978-82

Games Started 124 J’Nathan Bullock, 2005-09 122 Clinton Ransey, 1983-87 107 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 106 Norris Cole, 2007-11 103 Theo Dixon, 1997-02 102 Trey Harmon, 2008-12 102 James Madison, 1996-00 100 Franklin Edwards, 1977-81 98 Jermaine Robinson, 2000-04 98 Craig Caldwell, 1991-95 98 Darren Tillis, 1978-82

Career Victories 91 Jeremy Montgomery, 2008-12 91 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 90 Norris Cole, 2007-11 89 Eddie Bryant, 1983-87 89 Clinton Ransey, 1983-87 88 Eric Mudd, 1983-88 84 Warren Bradley, 1984-89 82 Trey Harmon, 2008-12 81 Shawn Hood, 1983-87 78 Kenny Robertson, 1986-90

Field Goals Attempted 1,807 Franklin Edwards, 1977-81 1,639 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 1,555 Norris Cole, 2007-11 1,511 Clinton Ransey, 1983-87 1,429 J’Nathan Bullock, 2005-09 1,377 Weldon Kytle, 1961-65 1,320 James Madison, 1996-00 1,291 Theo Dixon, 1997-02 1,185 Jermaine Robinson, 2000-04 1,165 Darren Tillis, 1978-82

Field Goal Percentage (Minimum: 300 made) .661 Brian Parker, 1988-90 (323-489) .550 Dave Youdath, 1980-84 (476-866) .549 Steve Givens, 1988-91 (339-617) .546 Clinton Smith, 1984-86 (413-756) .544 Darren Tillis, 1978-82 (634-1,165) .544 Eric Mudd, 1983-88 (573-1,053) .534 Dave Kyle, 1974-77 (486-910) .522 Sam Mitchell, 1992-94 (352-674) .515 Gale Drummer, 1972-75 (452-877) .507 Andre Battle, 1976-80 (464-916)

3-Point Field Goals Made 262 James Madison, 1996-00 212 Jeremy Montgomery, 2008-12 206 Trey Harmon, 2008-12 171 Raheem Moss, 2004-07 170 Jamaal Harris, 1998-02 163 Jermaine Robinson, 2000-04 146 Theo Dixon, 1997-2002 144 William Stanley, 1987-90 143 Anthony Reed, 1990-93 140 Greg Allen, 1988-93 139 Norris Cole, 2007-11 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 738 James Madison, 1996-00 618 Trey Harmon, 2008-12 600 Jeremy Montgomery, 2008-12 525 Jermaine Robinson, 1999-04 477 Jamaal Harris, 1998-02 476 Raheem Moss, 2004-07 433 Norris Cole, 2007-11 421 Theo Dixon, 1997-02 388 Anthony Reed, 1990-93 352 William Stanley, 1987-90

Minutes Played 4,114 Norris Cole, 2007-11 3,872 J’Nathan Bullock, 2005-09 3,576 James Madison, 1996-00 3,539 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 3,227 Jeremy Montgomery, 2008-12 3,486 Trey Harmon, 2008-12 3,467 Theo Dixon, 1997-2002 3,409 Clinton Ransey, 1983-87 3,395 Jermaine Robinson, 2000-04 3,262 D’Aundray Brown, 2007-12 Points 2,256 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 2,235 Franklin Edwards, 1977-81 1,978 Norris Cole, 2007-11 1,946 Clinton Ransey, 1983-87 1,800 J’Nathan Bullock, 2005-09 1,576 James Madison, 1996-00 1,572 Theo Dixon, 1997-02 1,423 Darren Tillis, 1978-82 1,408 Jermaine Robinson, 2000-04 1,408 Weldon Kytle, 1961-65

Scoring Average 21.9 Franklin Edwards, 1977-81 19.3 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 18.8 Weldon Kytle, 1961-65 18.6 Gale Drummer, 1972-75 18.2 George Kappos, 1950-52 16.8 Sam Mitchell, 1992-94 16.7 Dave Kyle, 1974-77 15.8 Omari Westley, 2003-05 15.6 Clinton Ransey, 1983-87 15.6 Brian Parker, 1988-90

Field Goals Made 906 Franklin Edwards, 1977-81 800 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 744 Clinton Ransey, 1983-87 677 Norris Cole, 2007-11 634 Darren Tillis, 1978-82 617 J’Nathan Bullock, 2005-09 586 Weldon Kytle, 1961-65 573 Eric Mudd, 1983-88 540 James Madison, 1996-00 518 Theo Dixon, 1997-2002

CsU Career scoring leadersRank Player ......................................Seasons Games FG 3-Pt FT Points AVG 1. Ken McFadden ..........................1985-89 117 800 59 597 2,256 19.3 2. Franklin Edwards .....................1977-81 102 906 — 423 2,235 21.9 3. Norris Cole ................................2007-11 140 677 139 485 1,978 14.1 4. Clinton Ransey .........................1983-87 125 744 13 445 1,946 15.6 5. J’Nathan Bullock ......................2005-09 130 617 72 494 1,800 13.8 6. James Madison .........................1996-00 113 540 262 234 1,576 13.9 7. Theo Dixon ............................1997-2002 117 518 146 390 1,572 13.4 8. Darren Tillis ..............................1978-82 105 634 — 155 1,423 13.6 T-9. Weldon Kytle .............................1961-65 75 586 — 236 1,408 18.8 Jermaine Robinson ...................2000-04 115 461 163 323 1,408 12.2 11. Eric Mudd .................................1983-88 124 573 0 256 1,402 11.3 12. Jeremy Montgomery ..................2008-12 139 446 212 245 1,349 9.7 13. Trey Harmon .............................2008-12 124 442 206 236 1,326 10.7 14. Dave Youdath ...........................1980-84 111 476 1 353 1,306 11.8 15. Jamaal Harris .......................1998-2002 116 430 170 274 1,304 11.2 16. Dave Kyle ..................................1974-77 70 486 — 196 1,168 16.7 17. Andre Battle .............................1976-80 96 464 — 201 1,129 11.8 18. Anthony Reed ...........................1991-93 85 397 143 186 1,123 13.2 19. Gale Drummer ..........................1972-75 56 452 — 135 1,039 18.6 20. Dennis Lenk ..............................1963-67 76 388 — 256 1,032 13.6

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3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Minimum: 100 attempted) .433 Modibo Niakate, 2002-05 (65-150) .424 Greg Allen, 1988-93 (140-330) .409 William Stanley, 1987-90 (144-352) .399 Percell Coles, 2001-03 (130-326) .396 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 (59-149) .385 Gravelle Craig, 1990-93 (80-208) .372 Damon Stringer, 1999-00 (70-188) .369 Malcolm Sims, 1993-95, 96-97 (90-244) .369 Anthony Reed, 1990-93 (143-388) .353 Jeremy Montgomery, 2008-12 (212-600)

Free Throws Made 597 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 494 J’Nathan Bullock, 2005-09 485 Norris Cole, 2007-11 445 Clinton Ransey, 1983-87 423 Franklin Edwards, 1977-81 390 Theo Dixon, 1997-02 353 Dave Youdath, 1980-84 323 Jermaine Robinson, 2000-04 291 Mike Campbell, 1966-70 274 Jamaal Harris , 1998-02

Free Throws Attempted 761 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 685 J’Nathan Bullock, 2005-09 604 Clinton Ransey, 1983-87 587 Norris Cole, 2007-11 520 Franklin Edwards, 1977-81 504 Theo Dixon, 1997-2002 481 Jermaine Robinson, 2000-04 470 Dave Youdath, 1980-84 405 Derrick Zeigler, 1993-97 405 Eric Mudd, 1983-88

Free Throw Percentage (Minimum: 200 attempted) .862 Greg Cobb, 1976-79 (188-218) .826 Norris Cole, 2007-11 (485-587) .814 Trey Harmon, 2008-12 (236-290) .814 Craig Caldwell, 1991-95 (240-295) .813 Franklin Edwards, 1977-81 (423-520) .809 Trevon Harmon, 2008-SA (186-230) .793 Bruce Hagins, 1967-71 (165-208) .788 Jeremy Montgomery, 2008-12 (245-311) .784 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 (597-761) .780 James Madison, 1996-00 (234-300) Rebounds 1,241 Weldon Kytle, 1961-65 1,045 Darren Tillis, 1978-82 935 Dennis Lenk, 1963-67 908 Warren Bradley, 1984-89 907 Eric Mudd, 1983-88 816 J’Nathan Bullock, 2005-09 726 Dave Kyle, 1974-77 714 Juan Hill, 1991-95 666 Gale Drummer, 1972-75 648 Aaron Pogue, 2009-12

Rebound Average 16.5 Weldon Kytle, 1961-65 12.3 Dennis Lenk, 1963-67 11.9 Gale Drummer, 1972-75 11.6 Harvey Smith, 1967-69 10.4 Dave Kyle, 1974-77 10.3 Ernie Kremling, 1960-63 10.0 Darren Tillis, 1978-82 9.5 John Neale, 1969-71 8.5 Omari Westley, 2003-05 8.2 Sam Mitchell, 1992-94

Assists 463 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 459 Franklin Edwards, 1977-81 455 Norris Cole, 2007-11 455 Craig Caldwell, 1991-95 435 Eddie Bryant, 1983-87 425 Gravelle Craig, 1990-93 420 Kenny Robertson, 1986-90 395 Shawn Hood, 1983-87 381 Walt Chavis, 2000-05 367 Cedric Jackson, 2007-09 339 Lee Reed, 1979-83

Assists Per Game 5.5 Gravelle Craig, 1990-93 5.2 Cedric Jackson, 2007-09 4.5 Franklin Edwards, 1977-81 4.3 Carlos English, 2005-07 4.1 Craig Caldwell, 1991-95 4.0 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 3.9 Walt Chavis, 2000-05 3.5 Kenny Robertson, 1986-90 3.5 Eddie Bryant, 1983-87 3.5 Shawn Hood, 1983-87

Assist-To-Turnover Ratio 1.97 Shawn Hood, 1983-87 (395 asst., 201 TO) 1.79 Gravelle Craig, 1990-93 (425-238) 1.78 Eddie Bryant, 1983-87 (435-245) 1.76 Jim Les, 1981-83 (188-67) 1.67 Chuck Spieles, 1972-75 (204-122) 1.62 Ron Harris, 1976-80 (283-175) 1.61 Norris Cole, 2007-11 (455-283) 1.55 Craig Caldwell, 1991-95 (455-293) 1.54 Walt Chavis, 2000-05 (381-247) 1.53 Lee Reed, 1979-83 (339-221)

Steals 341 Kenny Robertson, 1986-90 245 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 240 Clinton Ransey, 1983-87 227 Shawn Hood, 1983-87 217 Franklin Edwards, 1977-81 209 D’Aundray Brown, 2007-12 207 Norris Cole, 2007-11 201 Eddie Bryant, 1983-87 200 Cedric Jackson, 2007-09 178 Mike Sweeney, 1978-82 Blocked Shots 197 Darren Tillis, 1978-82 180 Tahric Gosley, 1999-03 138 Pape Badiane, 2000-04 117 Shawn Fergus, 1989-93 74 George Tandy, 2007-09 66 Chris Moore, 2007-09 62 Sam Mitchell, 1992-94 58 Warren Bradley, 1984-89 57 Dave Youdath, 1980-84 55 JoVonn Jefferson, 1997-99

Turnovers 447 Franklin Edwards, 1977-81 363 Jermaine Robinson, 2000-04 363 Theo Dixon, 1997-02 341 Kenny Robertson, 1986-90 322 Ken McFadden, 1985-89 293 Craig Caldwell, 1991-95 290 Derrick Zeigler, 1993-97 283 Norris Cole, 2007-11 281 Jeremy Montgomery, 2008-11 263 Cedric Jackson, 2007-09 263 Jamaal Harris, 1998-02

Personal Fouls 384 Kenny Robertson, 1986-90 374 Aaron Pogue, 2009-12 349 Tahric Gosley, 1999-03 329 Warren Bradley, 1984-89 325 Darren Tillis, 1978-82 316 Patrick Tatham, 2003-07 306 Andre Battle, 1976-80 302 Theo Dixon, 1997-02 301 J’Nathan Bullock, 2005-09 299 Steve Corbin, 1982-86

Disqualifications 27 Matt Taylor, 1968-69, 70-73 22 Kenny Robertson, 1986-90 22 Darren Tillis, 1978-82 21 Andre Battle, 1976-80 20 Michael Bowens, 1996-98 20 Warren Bradley, 1984-89 18 Aaron Pogue, 2009-12 17 Gale Drummer, 1972-75 15 Tahric Gosley, 1999-03 13 Doc Taylor, 1999-01

Andre Battle Dennis LenkShawn HoodEddie Bryant

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Freshman records

GAMEMinutes: 43 by James Madison at Wright State, 2/1/97 43 by Eugene Miles at Eastern Michigan, 12/8/84Points: ..................36 by Don Ross vs. Hiram, 12/1/66FGA: ......................32 by Don Ross vs. Hiram, 12/1/66FGM: ....................15 by Don Ross vs. Hiram, 12/1/66; 15 by Dave Warren vs. Western Reserve, 2/9/66FG Pct.: .. .750 by Reggie Welch vs. UIC, 3/8/93 (9/12) .750 by Clinton Ransey at Valparaiso, 2/13/84 (9/12)3FGA: ....... 11 by James Madison at Michigan, 11/30/963FGM: 5 done 11 times, last by J. Montgomery vs. UIC, 2/5/093FG Pct.: 1.000 by Charlie Woods vs. Toledo, 12/20/10 (5-5)FTA: ......21 by J’Nathan Bullock at Kent State, 12/3/05FTM: ..13 by Clinton Ransey vs. Northern Iowa, 3/9/84; 13 by Franklin Edwards at Robert Morris, 2/2/78FT Pct.: 1.000 by Mike Redell vs. Youngstown St., 1/8/05 (10-10)Rebounds: 22 by John Neale vs. Central State, 1/12/70; 22 by Harvey Smith vs. Alliance, 1/27/68; 22 by Harvey Smith at Muskingum, 1/22/68Assists: ................15 by Jim Les at Louisville, 2/25/82Steals: ........... 7 by Mike Sweeney vs. Niagara, 1/6/79Blocks: .....6 by Anton Grady vs. Rio Grande, 11/15/11

SEASONMinutes Played: ........913 by James Madison, 1996-97Average Minutes: ................ 32.9 by Jim Les, 1981-82Games Played: .... 37 by Jeremy Montgomery, 2008-09Games Started: .............. 30 by Shawn Hood, 1983-84Points: .................. 467 by Franklin Edwards, 1977-78Scoring Avg.: ............... 19.1 by Weldon Kytle, 1961-62FGA: ...................... 416 by Franklin Edwards, 1977-78FGM: ..................... 190 by Franklin Edwards, 1977-78FG Pct.: .....527 by Ken McFadden, 1985-86 (177-236)3FGA: ........................178 by James Madison, 1996-973FGM: .........................66 by James Madison, 1996-973FG Pct.: ..........461 by Frenchy Tomlin, 1987-88 (35-76)FTA: ........................ 139 by J’Nathan Bullock, 2005-06FTM: .............................99 by Ken McFadden, 1985-86FT Pct.: .........787 by Craig Caldwell, 1991-92 (70-89)Rebounds: .................... 287 by Weldon Kytle, 1961-62Rebound Avg.: ............15.5 by Harvey Smith, 1967-68Assists: ................................. 159 by Jim Les, 1981-82Steals: .....................61 by Kenny Robertson, 1986-87; 61 by Shawn Hood, 1983-84Blocks: ............................51 by Darren Tillis, 1978-79

sophomore records

GAMEMinutes: ............. 56 by Jim Les at Kent State, 12/4/82Points: ..............41 by Ken McFadden vs. UIC, 1/31/87FGA: ..................29 by Ken McFadden vs. UIC, 1/31/87FGM: ................................15 done three times, last by Franklin Edwards at Youngstown State, 3/1/79FG Pct.: .............. .933 by John Neale vs. Indiana (PA), 12/5/70 (14-15)3FGA: ........... 13 by Raheem Moss vs. Loyola, 2/23/05; 13 by Percell Coles at Detroit, 3/1/03; 13 by James Madison at Michigan, 11/19/973FGM: ........ 9 by Percell Coles at Duquesne, 11/27/023FG Pct.: .. .857 by Raheem Moss vs. Clarion, 12/2/04 (6-7)FTA: .21 by Mike Campbell vs. Buffalo State, 12/30/67FTM: 19 by Mike Campbell vs. Buffalo State, 12/30/67

FT Pct.: ................. 1.000 by Clinton Ransey vs. Akron, 2/4/85 (16-16)Rebounds: .... 27 by Weldon Kytle at Fredonia, 2/23/64Assists: . 12 by Walt Chavis vs. UW-Green Bay, 1/2/03; 12 by Jim Les vs. Denison, 11/27/82Steals: .. 8 by Kenny Robertson vs. Western Illinois, 1/16/88; 8 by Ken McFadden vs. Canisius, 12/28/86Blocks: 7 by Gale Drummer vs. Wichita State, 12/29/72

SEASONMinutes Played: ............1,213 by Norris Cole, 2008-09Average Minutes: .... 36.2 by Franklin Edwards, 1978-79Games Played: ..................37 by Norris Cole, 2008-09Games Started: .................37 by Norris Cole, 2008-09Points: .......................708 by Ken McFadden, 1986-87Scoring Avg.: ............21.5 by Ken McFadden, 1986-87FGA: ...........................505 by Ken McFadden, 1986-87FGM: ..........................259 by Ken McFadden, 1986-87FG Pct.: .........555 by Darren Tillis, 1979-80 (127-229)3FGA: ........................191 by James Madison, 1997-983FGM: .................. 69 by Jeremy Montgomery, 2009-103FG Pct.: ..............441 by Greg Allen, 1989-90 (41-93)FTA: ............................222 by Ken McFadden, 1986-87FTM: ...........................177 by Ken McFadden, 1986-87FT Pct.: .851 by Jeremy Montgomery, 2009-10 (80-94)Rebounds: .................... 333 by Weldon Kytle, 1962-63Rebound Avg.: ............. 18.5 by Weldon Kytle, 1962-63Assists: .......................... 137 by Walt Chavis, 2002-03Steals: ......................90 by Kenny Robertson, 1987-88Blocks: .......................... 64 by Tahric Gosley, 2000-01

Junior records

GAMEMinutes: ........ 54 by Juan Hill vs. Kent State, 12/23/93Points: 39 by J’Nathan Bullock vs. Green Bay, 2/11/08; 39 by Franklin Edwards at Florida State, 2/18/80FGA: ..................31 by Wilbur Starks vs. Ohio, 1/23/74FGM: ..........18 by Wilbur Starks at Ball State, 1/19/74FG Pct.: ...... 1.000 by Brian Parker vs. Eastern Illinois, 1/30/89 (12-12)3FGA: .... 16 by Percell Coles vs. North Carolina,11/29/03 3FGM: ...... 7 done three times, last by Percell Coles at Youngstown State, 1/10/043FG Pct.: .............................. .875 by Jamaal Harris vs. UW-Green Bay, 1/25/01 (7-8)FTA: ................19 done twice, last by Omari Westley at Florida A&M, 11/25/03FTM: .. 16 by Franklin Edwards vs. Pittsburgh, 1/23/80FT Pct.: 1.000 by Norris Cole vs. Florida A&M, 11/18/09 (13-13); 1.000 by J’Nathan Bullock at South Florida, 11/9/07 (13-13)Rebounds: ..... 30 by Weldon Kytle vs. Malone, 2/13/64Assists: 15 by Chuck Spieles vs. Youngstown St., 2/13/74Steals: .....12 by Kenny Robertson vs. Wagner, 12/3/88Blocks: .............. 7 by Pape Badiane vs. Butler, 2/24/03; 7 by Brian Parker vs. Slippery Rock, 11/26/88

SEASONMinutes Played: ..... 1,195 by Trevon Harmon, 2010-11Average Minutes: ... 37.2 by Franklin Edwards, 1979-80Games Played: .......... 36 by Trevon Harmon, 2010-11;......36 by Jeremy Montgomery & Aaron Pogue, 2010-11Games Started: ......... 36 by Trevon Harmon, 2010-11;......36 by Jeremy Montgomery & Aaron Pogue, 2010-11Points: .................. 637 by Franklin Edwards, 1979-80Scoring Avg.: ....... 25.5 by Franklin Edwards, 1979-80

FGA: ...................... 486 by Franklin Edwards, 1979-80FGM: ..................................255 by Dave Kyle, 1975-76FG Pct.: ....... .664 by Brian Parker, 1988-89 (168-253)3FGA: ...............................184 by Theo Dixon, 2000-013FGM: ................................70 by Theo Dixon, 2000-013FG Pct.: ..........460 by Tim Kamczyc, 2011-12 (29-63)FTA: ............................233 by Ken McFadden, 1987-88FTM: ...........................177 by Ken McFadden, 1987-88FT Pct.: ... .856 by Franklin Edwards, 1979-80 (131-153)Rebounds: .................... 333 by Weldon Kytle, 1963-64Rebound Avg.: ............. 17.5 by Weldon Kytle, 1963-64Assists: ......................177 by Ken McFadden, 1987-88Steals: ....................111 by Kenny Robertson, 1988-89Blocks: .........................57 by Pape Badiane, 2002-03

senior records

GAMEMinutes: 47 by Raheem Moss at Central Mich., 12/17/06Points: ...... 49 by Franklin Edwards at Xavier, 2/25/81FGA: .......... 30 by Franklin Edwards at Xavier, 2/25/81FGM: ......... 18 by Franklin Edwards at Xavier, 2/25/81FG Pct.: .900 by Andre Battle vs. Valparaiso, 2/23/80 (9-10)3FGA: ....... 15 by Norris Cole at Old Dominion, 2/20/113-Pt. FGM: .. 8 by Norris Cole at Old Dominion, 2/20/113FG Pct.: ......................... .833 done five times, last by Malcolm Sims vs. Detroit, 3/1/97 (5-6)FTA: .........22 by Gale Drummer vs. Ball State, 1/18/75FTM: ...............15 by Norris Cole at Green Bay, 12/2/10FT Pct.: ......1.000 by Steve Givens vs. Western Illinois, 1/14/91 (10-10); 1.000 by Franklin Edwards at Ohio St., 11/29/80 (10-10)Rebounds: ...........26 by Weldon Kytle vs. Thiel, 2/6/65Assists: .......... 16 by Ken McFadden vs. N. Iowa, 2/18/89Steals: ...8 by Craig Caldwell at Wright State, 2/19/95Blocks: .........5 done seven times, last by Omari Westley vs. Wright State, 1/29/05

SEASONMinutes Played: ............... 1,285 by Norris Cole, 2010-11Avg. Minutes: ....... 37.4 by Franklin Edwards, 1980-81Games Played: ....................... 37 by J’Nathan Bullock, Cedric Jackson, Chris Moore & George Tandy, 2008-09Games Started: ...... 37 by J’Nathan Bullock, 2008-09; 37 by Cedric Jackson, 2008-09; 37 by Chris Moore, 2008-09Points: .............................780 by Norris Cole, 2010-11Scoring Avg.: ....... 24.6 by Franklin Edwards, 1980-81FGA: .................................572 by Norris Cole, 2010-11FGM: ..................... 265 by Franklin Edwards, 1980-81FG Pct.: ....... .657 by Brian Parker (155/236), 1989-903FGA: ......................221 by Jermaine Robinson, 2003-043FGM: ............................. 71 by Trey Harmon, 2011-123FG Pct.: .....416 by Craig Caldwell, 1994-95 (42-101)FTA: ..................................266 by Norris Cole, 2010-11FTM: .................................227 by Norris Cole, 2010-11FT Pct.: ... .882 by Franklin Edwards, 1980-81 (134-152)Rebounds: .....................346 by Darren Tillis, 1981-82Rebound Avg.: ............. 15.2 by Weldon Kytle, 1964-65Assists: ..................... 199 by Cedric Jackson, 2008-09Steals: ..................... 112 by Cedric Jackson, 2008-09Blocks: ............................50 by Darren Tillis, 1981-82


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scoring rebounds

Michael Bowens Wilbur StarksMalcolm SimsDan LeeJuan HillMike Campbell

Season Player ....................... GP FG -FGA Pct 3FG -FGA Pct. FT -FTA Pct Pts Avg2011-12 Trey Harmon ...............32 141 -343 .411 71 -189 .376 50 -60 .833 403 12.62010-11 Norris Cole ..................36 251 -572 .439 51 -149 .342 227 -266 .853 780 21.32009-10 Norris Cole ..................33 185 -428 .432 38 -111 .342 131 -164 .799 539 16.32008-09 J’Nathan Bullock ........37 192 -455 .422 36 -117 .308 142 -193 .736 562 15.22007-08 J’Nathan Bullock ........34 165 -365 .453 25 -77 .325 147 -190 .774 502 14.82006-07 J’Nathan Bullock ........31 143 -344 .416 11 -44 .250 122 -163 .748 419 13.52005-06 J’Nathan Bullock ........28 117 -266 .440 0 -0 — 83 -139 .597 317 11.32004-05 Omari Westley ............23 130 -259 .502 6 -32 .188 127 -192 .661 393 17.12003-04 Jermaine Robinson .....29 182 -477 .382 63 -221 .285 141 -217 .650 568 19.62002-03 Modibo Niakate ..........26 95 -217 .438 48 -108 .444 71 -93 .763 309 11.92001-02 Jamaal Harris .............28 142 -341 .416 58 -163 .356 93 -132 .705 435 15.52000-01 Theo Dixon ..................32 192 -474 .405 70 -184 .380 123 -155 .794 577 18.01999-00 Damon Stringer ..........30 195 -447 .436 70 -188 .372 113 -134 .843 573 19.11998-99 James Madison ...........28 146 -337 .433 61 -176 .347 67 -82 .817 420 15.01997-98 James Madison ...........27 145 -365 .397 68 -191 .356 56 -64 .875 412 15.31996-97 Malcolm Sims .............28 129 -323 .399 41 -102 .402 97 -144 .674 396 14.11995-96 Eric Nichelson ............26 104 -216 .481 0 -2 .000 90 -113 .796 298 11.51994-95 Jamal Jackson ............27 167 -366 .456 6 -26 .231 102 -140 .729 442 16.41993-94 Sam Mitchell ..............27 184 -363 .507 3 -21 .143 84 -130 .646 455 16.91992-93 Sam Mitchell ..............27 168 -311 .540 12 -25 .480 106 -181 .586 454 16.81991-92 Anthony Reed .............29 140 -353 .397 42 -129 .326 62 -85 .729 384 13.21990-91 Mike Wawrzyniak ........28 141 -301 .468 26 -69 .377 71 -109 .651 379 13.51989-90 Brian Parker ...............26 155 -236 .657 0 0 — 119 -174 .684 429 16.51988-89 Ken McFadden ............21 159 -343 .464 18 -47 .383 144 -176 .818 480 22.91987-88 Ken McFadden ............30 205 -455 .451 28 -67 .418 177 -233 .760 615 20.51986-87 Ken McFadden ............33 259 -505 .513 13 -35 .371 177 -222 .797 708 21.51985-86 Clinton Smith .............33 226 -400 .565 0 -0 — 81 -123 .659 533 16.21984-85 Clinton Ransey ...........29 190 -356 .534 0 -0 — 155 -197 .787 535 18.41983-84 Dave Youdath .............30 133 -243 .547 0 -0 — 145 -184 .788 411 13.71982-83 Dave Youdath .............28 181 -329 .550 1 -1 1.000 103 -143 .720 466 16.61981-82 Darren Tillis ................27 204 -388 .526 60 -98 .612 468 17.31980-81 Franklin Edwards .......27 256 -503 .509 134 -152 .882 664 24.61979-80 Franklin Edwards .......25 253 -486 .521 131 -153 .856 637 25.51978-79 Franklin Edwards .......25 198 -402 .493 71 -93 .763 467 18.71977-78 Franklin Edwards .......25 190 -416 .457 87 -122 .713 467 18.71976-77 Dave Kyle ....................27 174 -340 .512 79 -125 .632 427 15.81975-76 Dave Kyle ....................25 255 -469 .544 103 -147 .701 613 24.51974-75 Wilbur Starks ..............24 199 -387 .514 30 -39 .769 428 17.81973-74 Wilbur Starks ..............19 124 -272 .456 28 -41 .683 276 14.51972-73 Gale Drummer ............23 190 -367 .518 46 -70 .657 426 18.51971-72 Dan Lee ......................26 146 -353 .414 127 -185 .686 419 16.11970-71 Sam Thomas ..............25 159 -360 .442 46 -77 .597 364 14.61969-70 LaMoyne Porter ...........26 154 -353 .436 76 -95 .800 384 14.81968-69 Mike Campbell ...........26 126 -284 .444 108 -146 .740 360 13.81967-68 Mike Campbell ...........22 111 -258 .430 125 -166 .753 347 15.81966-67 Don Ross ....................21 154 -381 .404 75 -112 .670 383 18.21965-66 Denny Lenk .................18 113 -258 .438 64 -88 .727 290 16.11964-65 Weldon Kytle ...............19 148 -347 .427 74 -101 .733 370 19.51963-64 Weldon Kytle ...............19 165 -377 .438 53 -77 .688 383 20.21962-63 Weldon Kytle ...............18 120 -301 .399 52 -92 .565 292 16.21961-62 Weldon Kytle ...............19 153 -352 .435 57 -84 .679 363 19.11960-61 Tony Fedor ..................19 135 -329 .410 84 -133 .632 354 18.61959-60 Tony Fedor ..................19 132 -339 .389 71 -111 .640 335 17.61958-59 Bob Dulskis ................19 134 47 -99 .475 315 16.61957-58 Bob Dulskis ................19 112 -308 .364 46 -92 .500 270 14.21956-57 N/A1955-56 John Harper ................18 250 13.91954-55 Dick Sutch ..................17 78 55 -70 .786 211 12.41953-54 Fred Infield .................19 321 16.91952-53 N/A ................................. 1951-52 George Kappos ...........16 280 17.51950-51 George Kappos ...........17 328 19.3

Season Player ..........................GP Reb Avg2011-12 Anton Grady.................. 33 212 6.42010-11 Aaron Pogue ................. 36 221 6.12009-10 D’Aundray Brown .......... 32 180 5.62008-09 J’Nathan Bullock .......... 37 261 7.12007-08 J’Nathan Bullock .......... 34 226 6.62006-07 J’Nathan Bullock .......... 31 202 6.52005-06 Patrick Tatham ............. 28 168 6.02004-05 Omari Westley .............. 23 191 8.12003-04 Omari Westley .............. 28 241 8.62002-03 Tharic Gosley ................ 30 188 6.32001-02 Theo Dixon .................... 28 169 6.02000-01 Kevin Ross.................... 30 192 6.41999-00 Kevin Ross.................... 30 170 5.71998-99 Theo Dixon ................... 28 161 5.81997-98 Michael Bowens ........... 27 157 5.81996-97 Michael Bowens ........... 28 165 5.91995-96 Derrick Zeigler .............. 26 161 6.21994-95 Jamal Jackson .............. 27 220 8.11993-94 Juan Hill ....................... 29 241 8.31992-93 Sam Mitchell ................ 27 215 8.01991-92 Juan Hill ....................... 29 169 5.81990-91 Steve Givens................. 28 237 8.51989-90 Steve Givens................. 28 221 7.91988-89 Warren Bradley ............. 28 287 10.31987-88 Eric Mudd ..................... 30 288 9.61986-87 Warren Bradley ............. 33 292 8.81985-86 Eric Mudd ..................... 33 274 8.31984-85 Eric Mudd ..................... 28 183 6.51983-84 Dave Youdath ............... 30 232 7.71982-83 Dave Youdath ............... 28 231 8.31981-82 Darren Tillis .................. 27 346 12.81980-81 Darren Tillis .................. 27 309 11.41979-80 Darren Tillis .................. 26 217 8.31978-79 Darren Tillis .................. 25 173 6.91977-78 Robert Carman ............. 25 157 6.31976-77 Dave Kyle...................... 27 294 10.91975-76 Dave Kyle...................... 25 325 13.01974-75 Gale Drummer .............. 24 274 11.41973-74 Pat Lyons ...................... 26 141 5.41972-73 Gale Drummer .............. 23 273 11.91971-72 Dan Lee ........................ 26 274 10.51970-71 Matt Taylor ................... 24 191 8.01969-70 John Neale .................... 25 278 11.11968-69 Sam Thomas ................ 23 221 9.61967-68 Harvey Smith ................ 17 263 15.51966-67 Denny Lenk ................... 21 264 12.61965-66 Denny Lenk ................... 18 243 13.51964-65 Weldon Kytle ................. 19 288 15.21963-64 Weldon Kytle ................. 19 333 17.51962-63 Weldon Kytle ................. 18 333 18.51961-62 Weldon Kytle ................. 19 287 15.11960-61 Ernie Kremling.............. 19 189 9.91959-60 Gary Bohn..................... 19 123 6.51958-59 Bob Dulskis .................. 19 181 9.51957-58 Bob Dulskis .................. 19 173 9.1


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Season Player ...................... GP Blocks Avg2011-12 Anton Grady ..............33 45 1.42010-11 Charlie Woods ...........30 29 1.02009-10 Aaron Pogue ..............33 17 0.52008-09 Chris Moore ...............37 37 1.02007-08 George Tandy .............33 40 1.22006-07 Kevin Francis ............18 25 1.42005-06 Ije Nwankwo ..............20 15 0.82004-05 Omari Westley ...........23 25 1.12003-04 Pape Badiane ............18 47 2.62002-03 Pape Badiane ............30 57 1.92001-02 Tahric Gosley .............28 34 1.22000-01 Tahric Gosley .............32 64 2.01999-00 Tahric Gosley .............30 33 1.11998-99 JoVonn Jefferson ........25 34 1.41997-98 JoVonn Jefferson ........24 21 0.91996-97 Michael Bowens ........28 20 0.71995-96 Eric Nichelson ...........26 14 0.51994-95 Gary Meeks ................26 22 0.8

Blocks

Field goal Pct.Season Player ..........................FG -FGA Pct2011-12 Tim Kamczyc .............. 117 -200 .5852010-11 Aaron Pogue ............... 111 -215 .5162009-10 D’Aundray Brown ........ 111 -215 .5162008-09 Norris Cole ................. 187 -413 .4532007-08 J’Nathan Bullock ........ 165 -364 .4532006-07 J’Nathan Bullock ........ 143 -344 .4162005-06 Ije Nwankwo ................. 74 -161 .4602004-05 Omari Westley ............ 130 -259 .5022003-04 Omari Westley ............ 142 -296 .4802002-03 Pape Badiane ............... 72 -135 .5332001-02 Jamaal Harris ............. 142 -341 .4162000-01 Theo Dixon .................. 192 -474 .4051999-00 Damon Stringer .......... 195 -447 .4361998-99 James Madison .......... 146 -337 .4331997-98 James Madison .......... 145 -365 .3971996-97 James Madison .......... 120 -287 .4181995-96 Eric Nichelson ............ 104 -216 .4811994-95 Jamal Jackson ............ 167 -366 .4561993-94 Sam Mitchell .............. 184 -363 .5071992-93 Sam Mitchell .............. 168 -311 .5401991-92 Gravelle Craig ............ 133 -277 .4801990-91 Steve Givens .............. 148 -265 .5581989-90 Brian Parker ............... 155 -236 .6571988-89 Brian Parker ............... 168 -253 .6641987-88 Eric Mudd ................... 227 -399 .5691986-87 Ken McFadden ............ 259 -505 .5131985-86 Clinton Smith ............. 226 -400 .5651984-85 Clinton Ransey ........... 190 -356 .5341983-84 Clinton Ransey ........... 159 -341 .4661982-83 Dave Youdath ............. 181 -329 .5501981-82 Dave Youdath ............. 133 -244 .5451980-81 Darren Tillis ................ 200 -352 .5681979-80 Darren Tillis ................ 127 -229 .555

Season Player ..........................FG -FGA Pct.1978-79 Franklin Edwards ....... 198 -402 .4931977-78 Greg Cobb .................. 171 -346 .4941976-77 Dave Kyle ................... 174 -340 .5121975-76 Dave Kyle ................... 255 -469 .5441974-75 Wilbur Starks ............. 199 -387 .5141973-74 Wilbur Starks ............. 124 -272 .4561972-73 Gale Drummer ............ 190 -367 .5181971-72 John Major .................. 137 -305 .4491970-71 Sam Thomas .............. 159 -360 .4421969-70 John Neale .................. 125 -272 .4601968-69 Mike Campbell ........... 126 -284 .4441967-68 Dave Warren ............... 115 -251 .4581966-67 Don Ross .................... 154 -381 .4041965-66 Dennis Lenk ............... 113 -258 .4381964-65 Weldon Kytle ............... 148 -347 .4261963-64 Dennis Lenk ............... 103 -215 .4791962-63 Dennis Turkall ............ 115 -275 .4181961-62 Weldon Kytle ............... 153 -352 .4351960-61 Tony Fedor .................. 135 -329 .4101959-60 Tony Fedor .................. 132 -339 .3891958-59 Bob Dulskis ................ 134 -339 .3951957-58 John Harper .................. 92 -228 .404

3-Point Field goal PercentageSeason Player ........................3FG -3FGA Pct2011-12 Tim Kamczyc ................ 29 -63 .4602010-11 Tim Kamczyc ................ 33 -80 .4132009-10 Jeremy Montgomery ...... 69 -171 .4042008-09 Norris Cole ................... 40 -131 .3052007-08 Cedric Jackson ............. 46 -118 .3902006-07 Carlos English .............. 28 -73 .3842005-06 Raheem Moss ............... 56 -148 .3782004-05 Raheem Moss ............... 63 -158 .3992003-04 Percell Coles ................ 42 -101 .4162002-03 Modibo Niakate ............ 48 -108 .4442001-02 Jamaal Harris ............... 58 -163 .3552000-01 Jamaal Harris ............... 69 -181 .3811999-00 Damon Stringer ............ 70 -188 .372

Season Player ........................3FG -3FGA Pct1998-99 James Madison ............ 61 -176 .3471997-98 James Madison ............ 68 -191 .3561996-97 Malcolm Sims .............. 41 -102 .4021995-96 Joe Rey ......................... 24 -68 .3531994-95 Craig Caldwell ............. 42 -101 .4161993-94 Malcolm Sims .............. 28 -70 .4001992-93 Anthony Reed .............. 54 -132 .4091991-92 Greg Allen .................... 57 -125 .4561990-91 Anthony Reed ............... 47 -127 .3701989-90 Greg Allen .................... 41 -93 .4411988-89 William Stanley ............ 49 -116 .4221987-88 Frenchy Tomlin ............. 35 -76 .4611986-87 Clinton Ransey ............. 13 -25 .520

Season Player ...................... GP Blocks Avg1993-94 Sam Mitchell .............27 40 1.51992-93 Shawn Fergus ...........28 33 1.2 1991-92 Walter Evans .............28 29 1.0 1990-91 Shawn Fergus ...........28 36 1.3 1989-90 Shawn Fergus ...........27 24 0.9 1988-89 Brian Parker ..............28 23 0.8 1987-88 Warren Bradley ..........30 15 0.5 Ray Foster .................30 15 0.5 1986-87 Warren Bradley ..........33 19 0.6 1985-86 Bob Crawford ............33 25 0.8 1984-85 Bob Crawford ............21 19 0.9 1983-84 Dave Youdath ............30 16 0.5 1982-83 Dave Youdath ............28 23 0.8 1981-82 Darren Tillis ...............27 50 1.9 1980-81 Darren Tillis ...............27 48 1.81979-80 Darren Tillis ...............26 48 1.8 1978-79 Darren Tillis ...............25 51 2.0 1977-78 Bob Carman ..............25 12 0.5

stealsSeason Player ..........................GP Steals Avg2011-12 D’Aundray Brown ......... 26 66 2.52010-11 Norris Cole................... 36 80 2.22009-10 D’Aundray Brown ......... 32 81 2.52008-09 Cedric Jackson ............ 37 112 3.02007-08 Cedric Jackson ............ 34 88 2.62006-07 Patrick Tatham ............ 31 43 1.42005-06 Carlos English ............. 28 48 1.72004-05 Walt Chavis ................. 26 53 2.02003-04 Walt Chavis ................. 20 34 1.72002-03 Walt Chavis ................. 28 47 1.72001-02 Theo Dixon ................... 28 45 1.62000-01 Jamaal Harris .............. 32 42 1.31999-00 Damon Stringer ........... 30 53 1.81998-99 James Madison ........... 28 46 1.61997-98 Michael Bowens .......... 27 30 1.11996-97 Malcolm Sims ............. 28 45 1.61995-96 Derrick Zeigler ............. 26 27 1.01994-95 Craig Caldwell ............ 26 42 1.61993-94 Craig Caldwell ............ 27 43 1.61992-93 Gravelle Craig ............. 28 44 1.6 1991-92 Gravelle Craig ............. 29 52 1.8 1990-91 Gravelle Craig ............. 20 27 1.4 Steve Givens ............... 28 27 1.0 1989-90 Kenny Robertson ......... 28 79 2.8 1988-89 Kenny Robertson ......... 28 111 4.0 1987-88 Kenny Robertson ......... 30 90 3.0 1986-87 Ken McFadden ............. 33 83 2.5 1985-86 Clinton Ransey ............ 33 67 2.0 1984-85 Shawn Hood ................ 29 60 2.1 1983-84 Shawn Hood ................ 30 61 2.0 1982-83 Steve Corbin ................ 26 41 1.6 1981-82 Mike Sweeney .............. 22 66 3.0 1980-81 Franklin Edwards ........ 27 63 2.3 1979-80 Franklin Edwards ........ 25 51 2.0 1978-79 Franklin Edwards ........ 25 35 1.4 1977-78 Franklin Edwards ........ 25 41 1.6

assistsSeason Player ...................... GP Assists Avg2011-12 Jeremy Montgomery ...33 101 3.12010-11 Norris Cole.................36 191 5.32009-10 Norris Cole.................33 146 4.42008-09 Cedric Jackson ..........37 199 5.42007-08 Cedric Jackson ..........34 168 4.92006-07 Carlos English ...........18 74 4.12005-06 Carlos English ...........28 130 4.62004-05 Walt Chavis ...............26 110 4.22003-04 Walt Chavis ...............20 74 3.72002-03 Walt Chavis ...............28 137 4.92001-02 Jermaine Robinson ....28 82 2.92000-01 Jermaine Robinson ....29 82 2.81999-00 Damon Stringer .........30 108 3.61998-99 Melvin McKey ............27 91 3.41997-98 James Madison .........27 61 2.31996-97 Malcolm Sims ...........28 107 3.81995-96 Joe Rey ......................26 65 2.51994-95 Craig Caldwell ..........26 129 5.0 1993-94 Craig Caldwell ..........27 122 4.51992-93 Gravelle Craig ...........28 167 6.0 1991-92 Gravelle Craig ...........29 160 5.5 1990-91 Gravelle Craig ...........20 98 4.9 1989-90 Kenny Robertson .......28 149 5.3 1988-89 Ken McFadden ...........21 146 7.0 1987-88 Ken McFadden ...........30 177 5.9 1986-87 Eddie Bryant .............33 100 3.0 1985-86 Eddie Bryant .............33 146 4.4 1984-85 Shawn Hood ..............29 111 3.8 1983-84 Shawn Hood ..............30 129 4.3 1982-83 Lee Reed ...................28 114 4.1 1981-82 Jim Les ......................27 159 5.9 1980-81 Frank Edwards ..........27 142 5.3 1979-80 Frank Edwards ..........25 117 4.7 1978-79 Frank Edwards ..........25 119 4.8 1977-78 Ron Harris .................24 97 4.0 1976-77 Ron Harris .................27 136 5.01975-76 Joe Guilfoyle ..............25 72 2.91974-75 Jeff Solomon ..............24 91 3.8 1973-74 Chuck Spieles ...........26 93 3.61972-73 Chuck Spieles ...........22 52 2.41971-72 Mike Guilfoyle ............26 79 3.0

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Season Player .......................... FT -FTA Pct2011-12 Trey Harmon ................. 50 -60 .8332010-11 Norris Cole.................. 227 -266 .8532009-10 Jeremy Montgomery ...... 80 -94 .8512008-09 Norris Cole.................... 78 -97 .8042007-08 J’Nathan Bullock ........ 147 -190 .7742006-07 Joe Davis ...................... 51 -66 .7732005-06 Ije Nwankwo ................. 71 -102 .6962004-05 Mike Redell................... 47 -61 .7702003-04 Omari Westley ............ 124 -175 .7092002-03 Modibo Niakate ............ 71 -93 .7632001-02 Theo Dixon .................. 107 -139 .7702000-01 Theo Dixon .................. 123 -155 .7941999-00 Damon Stringer .......... 113 -134 .8431998-99 James Madison ............ 67 -82 .8171997-98 James Madison ............ 54 -64 .8441996-97 Eric Nichelson .............. 79 -106 .7451995-96 Eric Nichelson .............. 90 -113 .7961994-95 Jamal Jackson ............ 102 -140 .7291993-94 Craig Caldwell ............. 65 -77 .8441992-93 Craig Caldwell ............. 59 -70 .843

Free Throw Pct.

Year G FG -FGA Pct. 3FG -3FGA Pct. FT -FTA Pct. Reb Avg. Margin Assists TO Steals Blocks Points Avg.2011-12 33 804 -1798 .447 217 -599 .362 352 -496 .710 1,067 32.3 +0.5 451 458 279 110 2,177 66.02010-11 36 859 -1980 .434 237 -695 .341 601 -822 .731 1,214 33.7 -1.2 427 412 269 99 2,556 71.02009-10 33 796 -1,802 .442 214 -614 .349 477 -637 .749 975 29.5 -4.4 431 405 293 61 2,283 69.22008-09 37 882 -2,043 .432 180 -578 .311 511 -729 .701 1,267 34.2 +0.4 512 454 320 118 2,455 66.42007-08 34 813 -1,853 .439 152 -503 .302 503 -717 .702 1,180 34.7 +3.1 416 477 254 116 2,281 67.12006-07 31 689 -1,752 .393 198 -648 .306 398 -558 .713 1,026 33.1 -3.5 360 420 231 125 1,974 63.72005-06 28 646 -1,610 .401 156 -473 .330 355 -547 .649 995 35.5 -2.1 366 451 230 82 1,803 64.42004-05 26 610 -1,438 .424 177 -522 .321 375 -540 .694 871 33.5 -0.4 376 430 204 50 1,772 68.22003-04 29 650 -1,592 .408 158 -511 .309 411 -636 .646 1,042 35.9 -0.5 334 534 199 117 1,871 64.52002-03 30 687 -1,540 .446 177 -477 .371 418 -634 .659 943 31.4 -3.4 406 517 212 132 1,969 65.62001-02 28 666 -1,497 .445 147 -450 .327 384 -596 .644 988 35.3 -0.9 316 454 220 128 1,863 66.52000-01 32 727 -1,717 .422 196 -531 .369 546 -795 .687 1,185 37.0 +3.1 324 488 210 130 2,192 68.51999-00 30 793 -1,828 .434 172 -495 .347 508 -731 .695 1,122 37.4 +2.1 358 488 265 83 2,266 75.5 1998-99 28 696 -1,554 .448 137 -411 .333 449 -697 .644 1,038 37.1 +4.2 364 499 240 83 1,978 70.61997-98 27 595 -1,490 .399 130 -391 .332 423 -645 .656 998 37.0 +1.8 277 502 204 87 1,743 64.61996-97 28 603 -1,488 .405 157 -454 .346 448 -680 .659 921 32.9 -2.7 344 468 220 67 1,811 64.71995-96 26 566 -1,393 .406 120 -386 .311 335 -507 .661 836 32.2 -3.6 287 447 140 49 1,587 61.01994-95 27 734 -1,651 .445 98 -294 .333 426 -655 .650 1,050 38.9 -3.6 407 447 242 91 1,992 73.81993-94 29 769 -1,791 .429 106 -352 .301 445 -694 .641 1,183 40.8 +1.4 408 523 215 78 2,089 72.01992-93 28 760 -1,605 .474 151 -399 .378 467 -690 .677 1,027 36.7 +0.4 464 440 184 87 2,138 76.41991-92 29 733 -1,655 .443 149 -373 .399 425 -621 .684 1,028 35.4 -0.5 401 472 200 87 2,040 70.31990-91 28 778 -1,606 .484 83 -240 .346 367 -565 .650 989 35.3 +2.4 442 433 149 73 2,006 71.61989-90 28 877 -1,788 .490 127 -343 .370 447 -691 .647 1,107 39.5 +5.2 474 469 226 66 2,328 83.11988-89 28 937 -1,878 .499 99 -270 .367 432 -698 .612 1,124 40.1 +4.1 496 452 317 78 2,405 85.91987-88 30 953 -1,967 .484 106 -245 433 508 -819 .620 1,222 40.7 +6.0 466 520 376 75 2,520 84.01986-87 33 1023 -2,143 .477 48 -116 .414 661 -944 .700 1,246 37.8 +1.8 380 534 473 76 2,755 83.51985-86 33 1156 -2,209 .523 622 -921 .675 1,268 38.4 +7.4 555 452 436 61 2,934 88.91984-85 29 902 -1,818 .496 560 -816 .686 1,055 36.4 +4.5 386 411 300 67 2,364 81.51983-84 30 845 -1,727 .489 517 -745 .694 990 33.0 +1.5 441 474 322 75 2,207 73.61982-83 28 797 -1,739 .458 375 -554 .667 1,077 38.4 -1.8 420 489 190 87 1,973 70.51981-82 27 827 -1,658 .499 378 -566 .668 1,097 40.6 +5.3 486 217 100 2,032 75.31980-81 27 882 -1,721 .512 327 -471 .694 1,035 38.3 +2.0 358 183 86 2,091 77.41979-80 26 874 -1,704 .513 367 -507 .724 1,021 39.3 +2.1 433 214 107 2,115 81.31978-79 25 772 -1,528 .505 338 -491 .688 886 35.4 +0.2 385 193 86 1,882 75.31977-78 25 698 -1,475 .473 374 -570 .656 840 33.6 360 110 34 1,770 70.81976-77 27 812 -1,739 .467 323 -493 .665 1,031 38.2 +0.8 373 1,947 72.11975-76 25 729 -1,671 .436 255 -381 .669 935 37.4 -3.1 327 1,710 68.41974-75 24 773 -1,622 .477 226 -352 .642 981 40.9 -1.1 329 1,772 73.81973-74 26 784 -1,765 .444 314 -449 .699 840 32.3 -6.9 333 1,882 72.41972-73 23 696 -1,649 .422 267 -413 .646 1,079 46.9 -2.4 310 1,659 72.11971-72 26 733 -1,835 .399 400 -636 .632 1,267 48.7 -5.0 168 1,866 71.81970-71 25 728 -1,639 .430 404 -615 .657 1,135 45.4 -7.6 1,860 74.41969-70 26 716 -1,759 .407 370 -553 .669 1,195 46.0 -3.4 1,802 69.31968-69 15 659 -1,529 .431 386 -583 .622 1,175 45.2 1,704 65.51967-68 11 572 -1,436 .398 408 -631 .647 1,073 48.8 1,552 70.51966-67 11 613 -1,487 .412 326 -506 .644 1,037 49.4 1,552 73.91965-66 18 522 -1,335 .391 309 -452 .684 939 52.2 1,353 75.2

year -By-year CsU Team statist ics

Season Player .......................... FT -FTA Pct.1991-92 Craig Caldwell ............. 70 -89 .7871990-91 Steve Givens ................ 73 -102 .7161989-90 Steve Givens .............. 104 -144 .7221988-89 Ken McFadden ............ 144 -176 .8181987-88 Ken McFadden ............ 177 -233 .7601986-87 Ken McFadden ............ 177 -222 .7971985-86 Ken McFadden .............. 99 -130 .7621984-85 Clinton Ransey ........... 155 -197 .7871983-84 Dave Youdath ............. 145 -184 .7881982-83 Dave Youdath ............. 103 -143 .7201981-82 Mike Sweeney ............... 52 -66 .7881980-81 Franklin Edwards ....... 134 -152 .8821979-80 Franklin Edwards ....... 131 -153 .8561978-79 Greg Cobb .................... 66 -79 .8351977-78 Greg Cobb .................... 92 -108 .8521976-77 Dave Kyle ..................... 79 -125 .6321975-76 Dave Kyle ................... 103 -147 .7011974-75 Gale Drummer .............. 49 -86 .5701973-74 Chuck Spieles .............. 52 -70 .7431972-73 Pat Lyons ...................... 51 -74 .689

Season Player .......................... FT -FTA Pct.1971-72 Mike Guilfoyle ............... 71 -96 .7401970-71 Bruce Hagins ............... 91 -111 .8201969-70 LaMoyne Porter ............. 76 -95 .8001968-69 Mike Campbell ........... 108 -146 .7401967-68 Dave Warren ................. 52 -68 .7651966-67 Dennis Lenk ................. 62 -87 .7131965-66 Dave Warren ................. 62 -79 .7851964-65 Dennis Lenk ................. 73 -99 .7371963-64 Dan O’Shaughnessy ..... 35 -49 .7141962-63 Dennis Turkall .............. 38 -49 .7761961-62 Weldon Kytle ................. 57 -84 .6791960-61 Tony Fedor .................... 84 -133 .6321959-60 Dick Sutch .................. 105 -150 .7001958-59 Frank Mignoli ............... 58 -90 .6441957-58 Frank Mignoli ............... 49 -68 .7111956-57 N/A1955-56 Dennis Behrman .......... 44 -62 .7101954-55 Dick Sutch .................... 55 -70 .7851953-54 Fred Infield ................... 61 -100 .6101949-50 Jack Shaughnessy ........ 99 -133 .744


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Craig Caldwell Gravelle Craig Dave Kyle

Pat Lyons Ken McFadden Sam Mitchell

Clinton Ransey Clinton Smith Darren Tillis

all-america roster

Vikings in the nBaName Years TeamFranklin Edwards 1981-84 Philadelphia 1984-86 Los Angeles Clippers 1986-90 Sacramento

Cedric Jackson 2009-10 Cleveland, Washington San Antonio

Clinton Smith 1986-87 Golden State 1990-91 Washington

Darren Tillis 1982-83 Boston 1982-83 Cleveland 1983-84 Golden State

J’Nathan Bullock... 2008 — Honorable mention, Mid-Ma-jor All-America, CollegeHoops.net.; 2009 — First team Mid-Major All-America, CollegeHoops.net.

Norris Cole... 2011 — Honorable mention, AP. Second Team Mid-Major All-America CollegeHoops.net & College Basketball News. Lute Olson All-America Team from CollegeInsider.com.

Craig Caldwell... 1994 — Honorable mention, Basketball Weekly.

Gravelle Craig... 1993 — Honorable mention, Basketball Weekly.

Franklin Edwards... 1980 — Honorable mention, The Sporting News, Basketball Weekly; 1981 — Honorable mention, The Sporting News, Basketball Weekly.

Cedric Jackson... 2009 — Honorable mention, Mid-Major All-America, CollegeHoops.net.

Dave Kyle... 1976 — First team, Citizen’s Savings Athletic Foundation; special mention, The Sporting News.

Pat Lyons... 1973 — First team, Academic All-America (selected by CoSIDA).

Ken McFadden... 1986 — Fifth team, Basketball Weekly; 1987 — Honorable mention, The Sporting News; 1988 — Honorable mention, The Sporting News; 1989 — Honorable mention, The Sporting News.

Sam Mitchell... 1993 — Honorable mention, Basketball Times; 1994 — Honorable mention, Basketball Times.

Clinton Ransey... 1984 — Honorable mention freshman, Basketball Weekly; 1985 — Honorable mention, AP & The Sporting News; 1986 — Honorable mention, AP & The Sporting News.

Clinton Smith... 1985 — Honorable mention, AP.

Darren Tillis... 1981 — Honorable mention, Converse; 1982 — First team, First Interstate Bank.

Vikings in the nBa draftYear Name Rd (Overall) Team1965 Weldon Kytle 11 (87) St. Louis1977 Dave Kyle 7 (142) Boston1978 Dave Kyle 6 (124) Milwaukee1981 Franklin Edwards 1 (22) Philadelphia1981 Paul Roba 9 (187) Cleveland1982 Darren Tillis 1 (23) Boston1986 Clinton Smith 4 (98) Golden State2011 Norris Cole 1 (28) Chicago (Traded to Minnesota, traded to Miami)


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Varsity ”C“ Club Athlete of the Year

1980-81 ......... Franklin Edwards1979-80 ......... Franklin Edwards1975-76 ..................... Dave Kyle1974-75 ..............Gale Drummer1963-64 .................Weldon Kytle

Varsity ”C“ Club Player of the Year

2011-12 ...Trey Harmon/D’Aundray Brown2010-11 ................... Norris Cole2009-10 ................... Norris Cole2008-09 .......... J’Nathan Bullock Cedric Jackson2007-08 .......... J’Nathan Bullock Cedric Jackson2006-07 .......... J’Nathan Bullock2005-06 ............ No Award Given2004-05 ............ No Award Given2003-04 ....... Jermaine Robinson2002-03 ............Andre’ Williams2001-02 ....................Theo Dixon2000-01 ....................Theo Dixon 1999-00 ............Damon Stringer1998-99 ...........JoVonn Jefferson1997-98 ........... Michael Bowens1996-97 .............. Malcolm Sims1995-96 .............. Eric Nichelson1994-95 .............. Jamal Jackson1993-94 ................Sam Mitchell1992-93 .............. Gravelle Craig Anthony Reed1991-92 .............. Gravelle Craig1990-91 ................ Steve Givens1989-90 .................Brian Parker1988-89 ..............Ken McFadden1987-88 ..............Ken McFadden1986-87 ..............Ken McFadden Clinton Ransey1985-86 ...............Clinton Smith1984-85 .............Clinton Ransey Clinton Smith1983-814 .............Dave Youdath1982-83 ...............Dave Youdath1981-82 ..................Darren Tillis1980-81 ......... Franklin Edwards1979-80 ......... Franklin Edwards1978-79 ......... Franklin Edwards1977-78 .................... Greg Cobb1976-77 ..................... Dave Kyle1975-76 ..................... Dave Kyle1974-75 ..............Gale Drummer1973-74 ........................Dan Lee1972-73 ..............Gale Drummer1971-72 ........................Dan Lee1970-71 ............... Bruce Hagins1969-70 .............LaMoyne Porter1968-69 ........ Michael Campbell1967-68 ........ Michael Campbell1966-67 ................. Dennis Lenk1965-66 ................. Dennis Lenk1964-65 .................Weldon Kytle1963-64 .................Weldon Kytle1962-63 .................Weldon Kytle

AAiles, Richard 1943-46Akins, Don 1989-90Allen, Derek 1991-92Allen, Greg 1989-90-92-93Anderson, Harry 1958Anderson, Kevin 2010Arnett, Carter 1998-99Arthur, Larry 1973-74-75-76Asher, Ed 1947Ashmus, Richard 1941Aufmuth, Eugene 1934Avis, Dan 1947-48-49-50Ayers, Frank 1975

BBadiane, Pape 2001-02-03-04Balliett, Paul 1939Barber, Doug 2005Baron, Henry 1951-52Barrett, David 1999-00Bartel, Bill 1965Barthol, Herb 1989Battle, Andre 1977-78-79-80Beadle, John 1952-54Bednar, Joe 1966Behrman, Dennis 1956-57-58Belter, Steve 1993Bent, John 1933-34Bessai, Herb 1938-39Blackman, Tom 1967Boczkiewicz, Dale 1964Bohn, Gary 1960-61-62Bolden, Larry 1994Boone, George 1932-33-34Borckardt, Bob 1963-64-65Bowens, Michael 1997-98Bowie, Steve 1998-99Bracken, Terry 1965Bradley, Warren 1985-87-88-89Bragg, Tom 1984Brewster, Gary 1997-98Broadaway, Charles 1958Brooks, Keldrick 1998Brown, D’Aundray 2008-09-10-12Bryant, Donovan 1960Bryant, Eddie 1984-85-86-87Bullock, J’Nathan 2006-07-08-09Bunce, Bill 1938-39-40Burge, Jonathan 2003

CCaldwell, Craig 1992-93-94-95Calhoun, Jerrod 2002-03Campbell, Mike 1968-69-70Carman, Robert 1977-78-79Case, Donald 1939Chavis, Walt 2002-03-04-05Cobb, Greg 1977-78-79Colbert, Dave 1982-83Cole, Norris 2008-09-10-11Coles, Percell 2002-03-04Conkle, Ray 1947-50Connaughton, Mike 1976Connors, Bill 1939Cooper, Don 1971Corbin, Steve 1984-85-86Crabtree, Elmer 1930Craig, Gravelle 1991-92-93Crawford, Bob 1985-86Carwford, Tristan 2007Croom, Larry 1975-76-77Crumble, Ricardo 1999-00Cunnan, Howard 1931-32-33-34Cunningham, Jared 2010

DDadas, Al 1967-68-69Damel, Charles 1931Dames, Christopher 1997Davis, George 1938-39-40Davis, Joe 2007-08Dellinger, Matt 1993-94DeStephanis, John 1970Dixon, Herb 1988Dixon, Theo 1998-99-01-02Donia, Frank 1943Donia, Phil 1943Douglas, Sebastian 2012Dronzek, David 1972-73-74Drummer, Gale 1973-75Dulskis, Bob 1956-58-59Dunkle, Henry 1947-50Duszynski, Greg 1980-81-82Dysert, Harry 1947-48-49

EEdwards, Franklin 1978-79-80-81English, Carlos 2006-07Eppinger, Daitwan, 2009Evans, Bill 1982Evans, Walter 1992-93

FFedor, Anthony 1958-59-60-61Fergus, Shawn 1990-91-92-93Ferrato, Blaise 1950-51Fields, Renard 2006-07-08-09Ford, Mickey 1943Foster, Ray 1988Foti, Tom 1937-38Francis, Kevin 2007-08Frankenhauser, Joe 1951-52-53Friedman, Allan 1948Frost, Howard 1953-54-55-56Furlong, Jim 1968

GGannon, Mark 1991-92-93Gansey, Steve 2005-06Gapinski, George 1942Gardner, Malcomb 1975-76Geniusz, Ken 1960-61-63Gholson, Ed 1976Gidich, Dave 1970-71Giesz, Mike 1940Givens, Steve 1989-90-91Golston, Keith 1976Gosley, Tahric 2000-01-02-03Gottschalk, Vern 1933Gower, Wilbert 1946Grady, Anton 2012Gray, Bob 1964Green, Sebron 1992Greene, Joe 1970-72Guilfoyle, Joe 1975-76Guilfoyle, Mike 1969-70-71-72

HHagins, Bruce 1969-70-71Hale, Harry 1935Halfast, Charles 1960Haniewich, Adam 1964-65-66Harmon, Trevon 2009-10-11-12Harper, John 1955-56-57-58Harper, Maurice 1990Harris, Ronald 1977-78-79-80Harris, Jamaal 1999-00-01-02Hartnett, Dick 1954Hathaway, Ted 1975Hausler, Keith 1971

Henderson, Justin 2005-06Henderson, Myron 1932Hendricks, Joe 1966Henke, Allen 1943Heymann, Fred 1932Hickman, Dick 1952-54Hill, Charles 1972Hill, Juan 1992-93-94-95Hocevar, Brian 1996Hood, Shawn 1984-85-86-87Hooper, Robert 1994Howell, Derrick 1984Hrdlicka, Ed 1935-36-37-38Hubbard, Carlos 1990

IInfield, Fred 1953-54-55-56Ingram, Darwyn 1987-88

JJacklitch, Dave 1949-50-51Jackson, Anthony 1998-99-00-01Jackson, Cedric 2008-09Jackson, Jamal 1995James, Lance 2010Jamieson, Alex 1935-36-37Jefferson, JoVonn 1998-99Jewell, Curtis 1977Johnson, John 1988Johnson, Ken 1954-55Johnson, Leo 1966-67-68Johnson, Ray 1942Johnson, Sonny 1999-00Jones, Al 1934-35-36-37Jones, Don 1947-48-49-50Jones, James 1980-82Jordan, Henry 1969

KKaczor, Ken 1962Kamczyc, Tim 2010-11-12Kappos, George 1951-52Kincaid, Tom 1979-80-81King, Lionel 1981-82-83-84Kingwood, Tyrone 1985Kline, Carl 1943Klug, Harol 1935Koneval, George 1961-62-63Kormos, John 1953Koski, Frank 1939-40-41Kostohryz, Jeff 1979-81Koundoul, Amadou 2004-05Kovach, John 1962-64Kovarik, Dan 1971-72Kremling, Ernie 1961-62-63Kunc, Fred 1952-53Kuntz, Dave 1975Kurz, Karl 1954-55-57-58Kyle, Dave 1975-76-77Kytle, Weldon 1962-63-64-65

LLacey, Homer 1989Lally, Martin 1946Lambert, Lewis 1991Lampe, Tim 1983Latas, Joe 2009-10-11Lawson, James 1972Lee, Charlie 2012Lee, Dan 1972-73Lenk, Dennis 1964-65-66-67Lenk, Jerry 1960-64Les, Jim 1982Lewis, Robert 1996Lineberger, Kevin 1969-70-71


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10Ken McFadden1985-89

RETIRED NUMBERS

14Franklin Edwards1977-81

Year Graduated InductedDanferd C. Avis 1951 1980Eddie Bryant 1987 2001Ray Dieringer Coach 1998Gale Drummer -- 2012Tony Fedor 1961 1999Shawn Hood 1988 2001Ed Hrdicka 1938 1977Fred Infield 1957 1998David Jacklitch 1951 1976Alex Jamieson 1937 1981Leo Johnson, Jr. 1971 1981Alfred Jones 1937 1975George Kappos 1953 1978David Liam Kyle 1977 1987Weldon Kytle 1966 1976Dennis Lenk 1968 1982Ken McFadden 1997 1999John McLendon Coach 2007Eric Mudd 1988 1998Ted Okonski 1934 1980William Pugh 1941 1981James Rodriguez Coach 1995John Shaughnessy 1950 1979Joe Skupski 1975 2002Ralph Staten 1935 1985Mike Sweeney 1982 2005Darren Tillis 1996 1999Dennis Turkall 1965 1978Homer Woodling Coach 1976Don Yontz 1960 1980

CSU ATHLETIC HALL OF FAMEBASKETBALL INDUCTEES

John McLendonHead Coach1966-69

BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME

Lockhart, Greg 1987Long Devon 2011-12Loving, Charles 1976-77Lowe, Herbert 1975Lucak, Robert 1959Lunt, Jeff 1982Lyons, Pat 1973-74

MMaddock, William 1934Madison, James 1997-98-99-00Major, John 1971-72-73-74Malloy, Steve 1988-89Mason, Marlin 2012McCarthy, Warner 1939McCormack, Ed 1960McCoy, Josh 2010-11McFadden, Ken 1986-87-88-89McFerron, John 1940McGee, Frashon 2005-06McGrew, Marvin 1991-92McKey, Melvin 1998-99McManamon, Kevin 1969McRoy, Elwyn 1996-97Medema, Melvin 1934Meeks, Gary 1995Mignoli, Frank 1956-57-58-59Mikula, Len 1966Miller, Troy 1991Milota, Richard 1942Mitchell, Sam 1993-94Monile, Al 1955Montgomery, Jeremy 2009-10-11-12Moore, Chris 2008-09Moore, David 1993-94Morris, Victor 2004-05-06-07Moss, Raheem 2005-06-07Mostowy, Dick 1963-64-65-66Moyer, Edward 1943Mudd, Eric 1984-85-86-88Murphy, Luke 2004-06-07

NNdaye, Luda 2011-12Neal, Roger 1949-50Neale, John 1970-71Niakate, Modibo 2003-05Nichelson, Eric 1993-95-96-97Nwamu, Ike 2012Nwankwo, Ije 2006

OO’Brien, Mike 1964O’Connell, Bob 1955-56Okonski, Ed 1936-37-38Okonski, Ted 1930-31-32Okonski, Walter 1930-31-32O’Shaughnessy, Dan 1962-63-64

PParker, Brian 1989-90Parmalee, George 1930Pass, Richard 1981Pavlas, Jerry 1969-70Pearl, Ed 1930-31-32Pellegatti, Art 1941-42Pellizzari, Pete 1974-75-76-77Peoples, Ray 1930Perrin, Jamel 1991Pfaff, Eugene 1941Pittman, Stan 1984Plain, Alan 1959-62Plunkard, Ken 1966Pogue, Aaron 2010-11-12Pohm, Art 1947-48-49-50Popp, Steve 1955

Porcello, Jim 1941-42Porter, Desmond 1988-89-90-91Porter, LaMoyne 1970-71Potter, Harold 1930Pugh, William 1939-40

QQuirk, Stanley 1976-78-79

RRabb, John 2003Raby, Mike 1988Rader, Rick 1982-84Rahas, Dean 1996-97Ransey, Clinton 1984-85-86-87Redell, Mike 2005Reed, Anthony 1991-92-93Reed, Lee 1980-81-82-83Reinker, Martin 1938-39Reps, Ed 1930Reusser, Carl 1933Rey, Joe 1994-95-96Reynolds, Tyler 2002Richards, Vince 1983-84-85-86Risberg, Richard 1946Ritzema, Pete 2002-03-04Roba, Paul 1978-79-80-81Roberson, Carl 1978-79-80-82Roberson, Keith 1995-96Robertson, Ken 1987-88-89-90Robinson, Corey 1996Robinson, Jermaine 2001-02-03-04Rodgers, Bruce 1976Rodriguez, Alberto 1973Rogers, Joe 2001-02Rose, Scott 1977-78-79-80Rosnack, Rick 1980-81-82Ross, Don 1967Ross, James 1952-53Ross, Kevin 2000-01Russell, Bahaadar 2006-07

SSahle, Clifford 1930Salters, Ray 1986-87Schaefer, Joe 1975Schenck, Paul 1948-49Schiele, Eric 2008Schlappal, Robert 1947Schultz, Richard 1974Schutz, Dave 1983Sepsenwol, Esidore 1935-36Shaughnessy, Jack 1948-49-50Shockey, Thurston 1931-32-33-34Sims, Malcolm 1994-95-97Skoutaris, Leo 1996-97-98-99Skulina, Len 1955Skupski, Joe 1974-75Smith, Clinton 1985-86Smith, Harvey 1968-69Smith, Robert 1939-40-41Soldathos, Gus 1933-34Solomon, Jeff 1975Solowiow, Val 1970Speece, Virgil 1930-31Spieles, Chuck 1973-74-75Stanley, William 1988-89-90Starks, Sanchez 2004Starks, Wilbur 1973-74-75Staten, Ralph 1931-32-33-34Steinke, Tom 1965Stewart, Paul 1986Stringer, Damon 2000

Strong, Hersey 1987-88Stupp, George 1946Sutch, Dick 1955-60Sweeney, Marty 1986Sweeney, Mike 1979-80-81-82Szabo, Julius 1933-35-36

TTabar, Karl 1951Talmadge, Eric 1977Tandy, George 2008-09Tatham, Patrick 2004-05-06-07Taylor, Doc 2000-01Taylor, Matt 1969-71-72-73Teglo, Dick 1952Thomas, Sam 1969-71Tiber, Dave 1949-50-51Tillis, Darren 1979-80-81-82Timmons, Ed 1959Tomich, John 1946Tomlin, Frenchy 1988Trice, Eddie 1970-71Turkall, Dennis 1961-62-63-64Tyree, Sherman 1961

UUtley, Lonacy 1994

VVan Syckle, Lynn 1946-47-48-49Vechey, Ted 1938Vinyard, Derrick 1989-90Vlosich, Greg 2004-05-07Vuyancih, Pat 1986-87

WWarren, Dave 1966-67-68-69Waters, Walt 2004Watson, Breyon 2007-08Wawrzyniak, Michael 1991Way, John 1941Weaver, Nick 2008Weimer, Davis 1942-43Welch, Reggie 1993-94Wells, Anthony 2010-11Westley, Omari 2004-05Wheeler, John 1982Will, Karl 1947-48-49Williams, Andre’ 2001-02-03Williams, Willie 1967Winbush, Ron 1970Wise, Don 1941-42-43Wisniewksi, Dan 1989-90Womack, Elgin 1985-86-87Woods, Charlie 2010-11Wujcik, Jerry 1970

YYontz, Don 1956-57-58-59Yoshino, Kenneth 1951-52-53Yost, Harold 1953-54-55Youdath, Dave 1981-82-83-84

ZZderko, Michael 1946Zdesar, Ben 1937Zeigler, Derrick 1994-95-96-97


2 0 1 2 - 1 3 V i k i n g s

First TeamGravelle Craig, 1993Steve Givens, 1991Ken McFadden, 1987, 1988, 1989Sam Mitchell, 1993Eric Mudd, 1988Clinton Ransey, 1985, 1986, 1987Clinton Smith, 1985, 1986Dave Youdath, 1984

Second TeamGravelle Craig, 1992Ken McFadden, 1986Sam Mitchell, 1994Eric Mudd, 1986Brian Parker, 1989, 1990Anthony Reed, 1993Kenny Robertson, 1990Dave Youdath, 1983

All-Newcomer TeamCraig Caldwell, 1992Bob Crawford, 1985Ken McFadden, 1986Sam Mitchell, 1993Brian Parker, 1989Clinton Ransey, 1984Anthony Reed, 1991Clinton Smith, 1985William Stanley, 1988Mike Wawrzyniak, 1991

Newcomer of the YearClinton Smith, 1985Sam Mitchel, 1993

Player of the YearKen McFadden, 1988

Coach of the YearMike Boyd, 1993Kevin Mackey, 1985, 1986

All-Tournament TeamKen McFadden, 1986, 1987Clinton Smith, 1986, 1987

All-Decade Team(Selected in 1992)Ken McFadden (1985-89)Clinton Ransey (1983-87)

Ken McFadden

J’Nathan Bullock

Theo Dixon

Norris Cole

James Madison

Horizon leagueFirst TeamJ’Nathan Bullock, 2008, 2009 Norris Cole, 2010, 2011Theo Dixon, 2001Damon Stringer, 2000

Second TeamTheo Dixon, 2002Trey Harmon, 2012Cedric Jackson, 2008, 2009Jamal Jackson, 1995James Madison, 1998, 1999Malcolm Sims, 1997Omari Westley, 2005

All-Defensive TeamPape Badiane, 2003D’Aundray Brown, 2010, 2012Walt Chavis, 2005Norris Cole, 2011Tahric Gosley, 2001Trey Harmon, 2012Cedric Jackson, 2008, 2009Derrick Zeigler, 1997

All-Newcomer TeamTheo Dixon, 1998Anton Grady, 2012Cedric Jackson, 2008Jamal Jackson, 1995James Madison, 1997Raheem Moss, 2005Modibo Niakate, 2003Damon Stringer, 2000Omari Westley, 2004

Player of the YearNorris Cole, 2011

Newcomer of the YearDamon Stringer, 2000

Defensive Player of the YearNorris Cole, 2011Cedric Jackson, 2009

Coach of the YearGary Waters, 2008

Player of the Week2011-12 D’Aundray Brown (Nov. 14) Trey Harmon (Dec. 12)

2010-11 Norris Cole (Nov. 15, Dec. 6, Jan. 25, Feb. 14 & 21)

2009-10 Norris Cole (Jan. 25) Trevon Harmon (Feb. 8)

2008-09 J’Nathan Bullock (Dec. 1 & Dec. 22s) & Norris Cole (Feb. 16)

2007-08 Cedric Jackson (Nov. 19 & Feb. 25)

2005-06 I j e N w a n k w o ( J a n . 2 3 )

2004-05 Modibo Niakate (Nov. 29) Omari Westley (Jan. 17)

2003-04 Omari Westley (Dec. 1)

2001-02 Theo Dixon (Feb. 4)

2000-01 Theo Dixon (Nov. 20, Dec. 11 & Jan. 8)

1999-00 Damon Stringer (Jan. 10 & 31) James Madison (Feb. 7)

1998-99 Theo Dixon (Nov. 16 & Feb. 15)

1996-97 Malcolm Sims (Nov. 25 & Feb. 8)

1995-96 Derrick Ziegler (Nov. 26)Clinton Ransey Anthony Reed William Stanley

Mike Boyd

Kevin Mackey

aMCU/Mid-Continent

Gary Waters


2 0 1 2 - 1 3 V i k i n g s

1929-30 Won 5, Lost 5Coach—Homer E. WoodlingD 6 Hiram ....................... 18 -27 A 7 Wilcox ....................... 50 -22 A 28 Detroit Tech .............. 23 -26 H Spencerian ............... 32 -19 H Pennzoils .................. 28 -41 A Ohio Chiropody ......... 26 -21 H Y Commerce ............. 29 -6 AF 14 Commerce ................ 12 -14 H 22 Detroit Tech ...... 2OT 29 -34 A Spencerian ............... 32 -19 H

1930-31 Won 8, Lost 7Coach—Homer E. WoodlingN 28 Ohio Chiropody ......... 19 -16 HD 2 Western Reserve ....... 20 -54 A 5 Hiram ....................... 18 -28 A 13 Ashland .................... 23 -39 H 19 Youngstown State ..... 35 -18 H 20 Hiram ....................... 42 -34 HJ 1 St. Mary’s .................. 27 -29 H 3 Detroit Tech .............. 35 -27 H St. Mary’s .................. 25 -41 A 15 John Carroll .............. 35 -34 H 24 Concordia ................. 38 -24 H 31 Detroit Tech .............. 37 -29 AF 7 Adrian ....................... 22 -23 H 14 Concordia (IN) .......... 39 -29 H 21 Youngstown State ..... 32 -34 A

1931-32 Won 7, Lost 7Coach—Homer E. WoodlingD 11 Ashland .................... 22 -24 H 12 Youngstown State ..... 21 -20 H 23 John Carroll .............. 36 -33 A 29 Detroit Tech .............. 27 -29 HJ 2 Allegheny .................. 24 -30 H 9 Defiance ................... 24 -39 H 16 Detroit Tech .............. 22 -32 A 22 Hiram ....................... 22 -19 HF 7 Youngstown State ..... 16 -20 A 12 Adrian ....................... 23 -32 H 13 Bowling Green .......... 36 -34 H 25 Concordia (IN) .......... 44 -17 A 27 Dayton ................. OT 39 -36 HM 5 Concordia (IN) .......... 45 -16 H

1932-33 Won 4, Lost 6Coach—Homer E. WoodlingD 17 Ashland .................... 33 -50 H 31 Adrian ....................... 20 -30 HJ 4 Dayton ...................... 48 -50 H 10 Kent State ................. 33 -29 H 14 Hiram ....................... 35 -28 H 25 Kent State ................. 28 -31 A 28 John Carroll .............. 27 -34 HF 4 Rio Grande ................ 40 -35 H 7 Allegheny .................. 35 -25 A 18 Akron ........................ 12 -34 H

1933-34 Won 5, Lost 11Coach—Homer E. WoodlingD 9 Wooster ..................... 28 -41 H 15 Findlay ...................... 21 -39 A 16 Ashland .................... 33 -42 A 28 Adrian ....................... 28 -36 HJ 4 Marietta .................... 28 -27 H 6 Hiram ....................... 35 -40 A 16 Hiram .................. OT 43 -46 H 20 Lawrence Tech .......... 38 -21 H 27 Bliss ......................... 29 -46 HF 3 Allegheny .................. 31 -41 H 10 Franklin .................... 54 -19 H 17 Findlay ...................... 26 -30 H 24 Akron ........................ 22 -38 HM 6 Franklin .................... 38 -26 A 9 Adrian ....................... 27 -37 A 10 Lawrence Tech .......... 22 -18 A

1934-35 Won 5, Lost 12Coach—Homer E. WoodlingN 8 Wooster ..................... 34 -28 HD 12 Western Reserve ....... 29 -60 A 15 Findlay ...................... 41 -50 H 20 Kent State ................. 22 -27 A 22 John Carroll .............. 36 -34 A 29 Youngstown State ..... 23 -37 HJ 5 Adrian ....................... 48 -23 H 22 Grove City ................. 22 -44 A 26 Thiel ......................... 24 -39 H

F 1 Allegheny .................. 31 -32 H 8 Adrian ....................... 27 -29 A 9 Findlay ...................... 28 -36 A 15 Thiel ......................... 28 -60 A 16 Youngstown State ..... 42 -32 A 23 Hiram ....................... 44 -27 H 27 Ashland .................... 32 -45 HM 2 Grove City ................. 32 -47 H

1935-36 Won 4, Lost 11Coach—Homer E. WoodlingD 14 Kent State ................. 22 -34 H 23 Western Reserve ....... 18 -46 A 28 John Carroll .............. 20 -17 HJ 3 Detroit ...................... 26 -40 A 10 Thiel ......................... 30 -47 A 11 Allegheny .................. 24 -27 A 15 Kent State ................. 29 -48 H 18 Hiram ....................... 41 -18 H 25 Thiel ......................... 23 -29 H 31 Detroit Tech .............. 30 -34 AF 1 Detroit ...................... 22 -38 A 8 Youngstown St. .... OT 28 -23 H 18 Hiram ....................... 23 -29 A 22 John Carroll ......... OT 29 -31 H 28 Grove City ................. 32 -25 A

1936-37 Won 8, Lost 9Coach—Homer E. WoodlingD 12 Ashland .................... 43 -32 H 15 Allegheny .................. 41 -32 H 22 Kenyon ...................... 35 -44 H 28 Lawrence Tech .......... 41 -38 A 29 Detroit Tech .............. 18 -29 AJ 7 Slippery Rock ............ 26 -45 A 9 Hiram ....................... 30 -15 H 12 Thiel ......................... 28 -29 A 16 Youngstown State ..... 27 -34 A 23 Mount Union ............. 15 -27 H 30 Grove City ................. 41 -43 HF 2 Ashland .................... 47 -35 A 6 John Carroll .............. 34 -31 H 13 Hiram ....................... 33 -19 A 20 Thiel ......................... 38 -31 H 24 Toledo ....................... 30 -54 A 27 Slippery Rock ............ 47 -50 H

1937-38 Won 6, Lost 10Coach—Homer E. WoodlingD 9 Detroit Tech .............. 29 -31 H 17 John Carroll .............. 17 -34 CA 18 Allegheny .................. 13 -32 H 21 Baldwin-Wallace ...... 20 -30 A 30 Lawrence Tech .......... 39 -31 HJ 5 Western Reserve ....... 32 -66 A 8 Hiram ....................... 41 -34 H 14 Thiel ......................... 21 -33 A 22 Hiram ....................... 37 -32 A 28 Mount Union ............. 28 -51 A 29 Slippery Rock ............ 34 -44 AF 5 Akron ........................ 35 -51 H 11 Grove City ................. 24 -43 A 12 Alliance .................... 44 -32 A 19 Thiel ......................... 42 -36 H 23 Slippery Rock ............ 56 -47 H

1938-39 Won 3, Lost 13Coach—Homer E. WoodlingD 7 Mount Union ............. 26 -31 A 10 Allegheny .................. 22 -24 A 12 Western Reserve ....... 15 -48 A 17 Heidelberg ................ 38 -44 H 20 Clarion ...................... 32 -54 H 29 Ohio Wesleyan .......... 47 -41 HJ 7 Hiram ....................... 30 -48 A 14 John Carroll .............. 30 -50 A 18 Akron ........................ 34 -49 A 21 DeSales .................... 42 -65 H 28 Hiram ....................... 27 -22 HF 4 Grove City ................. 28 -26 H 10 Detroit Tech .............. 24 -26 A 11 DeSales .................... 31 -51 A 17 Thiel ......................... 33 -38 H 25 Slippery Rock ............ 30 -40 H

1939-40 Won 4, Lost 11Coach—Homer E. WoodlingD 9 Allegheny .................. 23 -52 A 10 Slippery Rock ............ 22 -48 A 16 Heidelberg ................ 29 -43 H 23 Baldwin-Wallace ...... 30 -38 H

30 Assumption .............. 39 -30 HJ 6 Hiram ....................... 23 -32 A 13 Grove City ................. 29 -31 A 20 John Carroll .............. 16 -27 H 27 Mount Union ............. 29 -51 AF 1 Detroit Tech .............. 27 -37 H 3 Kent State ................. 34 -32 A 8 Alliance .................... 31 -26 H 16 Clarion ...................... 39 -35 A 17 Thiel ......................... 44 -46 A 24 Hiram ....................... 25 -36 H

1940-41 Won 4, Lost 11Coach—Homer E. WoodlingD 7 Allegheny .................. 23 -50 A 14 Heidelberg ................ 16 -33 H 19 Detroit Tech .............. 24 -53 A 20 Assumption .............. 22 -27 A 21 Highland Park ........... 33 -64 AJ 8 John Carroll .............. 23 -51 A 11 Hiram ....................... 36 -35 H 18 Ohio Chiropody ......... 41 -38 H 21 Clarion ...................... 40 -52 H 25 Thiel ......................... 37 -33 H 31 Mount Union ............. 28 -67 AF 1 Grove City ............ OT 37 -39 H 8 Hiram ....................... 44 -40 H 20 Wooster ..................... 27 -67 HM 1 Kent State ................. 25 -65 H

1941-42 Won 2, Lost 12Coach—Bruce T. BrickleyD 3 Heidelberg ................ 25 -44 H 18 Allegheny .................. 31 -40 H 20 Otterbein .................. 34 -56 HJ 10 Hiram ....................... 32 -30 H 17 John Carroll .............. 26 -44 H 23 Clarion ................. OT 37 -41 A 24 Thiel ......................... 30 -44 A 29 Mexico City ............... 32 -44 H 31 Marietta .................... 44 -49 HF 5 Wooster ..................... 19 -75 A 7 Hiram ....................... 50 -49 H 12 Kent State ................. 27 -59 A 21 Grove City ................. 32 -58 A 28 Kenyon ...................... 42 -52 H

1942-43 Won 0, Lost 13Coach—Aaron L. AndrewsD 12 Allegheny .................. 19 -48 H 17 Oberlin ...................... 27 -54 A 19 Heidelberg ................ 24 -51 HJ 9 Hiram ....................... 21 -31 A 22 Kenyon ...................... 46 -52 H 23 Otterbein .................. 28 -57 A 28 Western Reserve ....... 29 -60 A 30 Grove City ................. 28 -42 HF 6 Hiram ....................... 28 -42 H 13 Clarion ...................... 31 -33 H 18 Western Reserve ....... 28 -63 H 20 Kent State ................. 31 -46 H 25 John Carroll .............. 31 -72 A

1943-44 & 1944-45No Basketball Team (World War II)

1945-46 Won 1, Lost 8Coach—George McKinnonJ 12 Hiram ....................... 53 -35 A 19 John Carroll .............. 39 -45 H 25 Mount Union ............. 35 -38 A 30 John Carroll .............. 38 -48 AF 2 Western Reserve ....... 36 -47 H 9 Grove City ................. 29 -50 A 16 Findlay ...................... 25 -43 H 22 Western Reserve ....... 27 -46 AM 2 Hiram ....................... 45 -57 H

1946-47 Won 5, Lost 10Coach—George McKinnonD 4 John Carroll .............. 42 -56 A 7 Kenyon ...................... 49 -54 A 14 Mount Union ............. 35 -39 H 17 Ashland .................... 50 -45 A 28 Akron ........................ 35 -71 AJ 11 Hiram ....................... 51 -45 A 18 Kenyon ...................... 49 -65 H 24 Edinboro ................... 33 -34 A 25 Clarion ...................... 34 -30 A

F 1 John Carroll .............. 37 -47 H 8 Grove City ................. 56 -42 H 15 Clarion ...................... 48 -54 H 22 Edinboro ................... 37 -40 HM 1 Hiram ....................... 68 -67 H 4 Findlay ...................... 54 -71 A

1947-48 Won 10, Lost 8Coach—George McKinnonD 3 John Carroll .............. 44 -42 CA 12 Mount Union ............. 46 -58 A 13 Ashland .................... 49 -65 A 18 Western Reserve ....... 26 -63 A 20 Heidelberg ................ 33 -45 H 23 Detroit Tech .............. 47 -44 AJ 5 Adrian ....................... 49 -48 H 10 Hiram ....................... 52 -48 A 14 John Carroll .............. 48 -58 A 16 Edinboro ................... 46 -51 A 17 Youngstown State ..... 43 -54 H 24 Gannon ..................... 71 -52 H 31 Clarion ................. OT 58 -57 H 6 Slippery Rock ............ 57 -79 A 7 Grove City ................. 56 -55 A 14 Findlay ...................... 54 -51 H Kent State-Canton .... 80 -76 H 21 Hiram ....................... 56 -50 A

1948-49 Won 4, Lost 14Coach—George McKinnonD 1 John Carroll .............. 47 -87 CA Kent State-Canton .... 64 -43 H 9 Kenyon ...................... 40 -57 H 11 Western Reserve ....... 57 -61 A 14 Heidelberg ................ 54 -61 A 16 Mount Union ............. 21 -45 CA 17 Detroit Tech .............. 66 -51 H 22 Youngstown State ..... 44 -51 AJ 8 Hiram ....................... 54 -45 A 11 Akron ........................ 49 -83 CA 14 Mount Union ............. 36 -55 A 28 Clarion ...................... 43 -47 A 29 Gannon ..................... 55 -58 AF 5 Slippery Rock ............ 49 -53 H 19 Ashland .................... 51 -67 H 26 Buffalo ..................... 61 -52 AM 1 Findlay ...................... 63 -73 A 5 Hiram ....................... 44 -47 H

1949-50 Won 9, Lost 8Coach—George RungD 3 Buffalo State ............ 65 -56 H 7 John Carroll .............. 49 -80 CA 10 Western Reserve ....... 55 -66 A 13 Oberlin ...................... 50 -53 A 16 Heidelberg ................ 64 -65 H 19 Kenyon ...................... 64 -61 AJ 7 Hiram ....................... 55 -63 A 11 Mount Union ............. 34 -45 A 14 Kent State-Canton .... 69 -50 H 21 Gannon ..................... 70 -62 H 28 Clarion ...................... 61 -46 HF 1 Detroit Tech .............. 67 -53 H 4 Kent State-Canton .... 66 -60 A 10 Slippery Rock ............ 55 -74 A 18 Grove City ................. 75 -66 H 28 Ashland .................... 60 -63 AM 2 Hiram ....................... 67 -46 H

1950-51 Won 6, Lost 11Coach—George RungD 1 John Carroll .............. 51 -68 CA 6 Baldwin-Wallace ...... 38 -83 A 9 Western Reserve ....... 84 -83 A 12 Oberlin ...................... 48 -76 A 16 Heidelberg ................ 51 -65 A 27 Youngstown State ..... 56 -61 AJ 6 Hiram ....................... 64 -70 A 12 Grove City ................. 64 -62 A 13 Kenyon ...................... 59 -51 A 20 Ashland .................... 61 -64 H 26 Clarion ...................... 67 -86 A 31 Baldwin-Wallace ...... 49 -77 CAF 10 Slippery Rock ............ 70 -63 H 17 Youngstown St. ......... 58 -75 H 24 Edinboro ................... 75 -62 HM 1 Mount Union ........ OT 69 -73 H 3 Hiram ....................... 80 -67 H

1951-52 Won 4, Lost 12Coach—George Rung

D 1 Baldwin-Wallace ...... 63 -89 A 7 John Carroll .............. 61 -97 CA 8 Western Reserve ....... 54 -56 A 11 Oberlin ...................... 46 -59 A 15 Kenyon ...................... 57 -58 H 18 Mount Union ............. 40 -35 AJ 5 Youngstown State ..... 48 -74 H 10 Hiram ....................... 62 -58 A 14 Youngstown State ..... 39 -76 A 16 Akron ........................ 50 -69 A 26 Clarion ...................... 59 -75 HF 2 Ashland .................... 64 -74 A 8 Slippery Rock ............ 58 -79 A 16 John Carroll .............. 53 -57 H 23 Grove City ................. 56 -49 H 29 Hiram ....................... 94 -73 CA

1952-53 Won 2, Lost 15Coach—Homer E. WoodlingD 3 Western Reserve ....... 42 -73 H 12 Steubenville .............. 47 -67 A 13 Kenyon ...................... 63 -64 A 17 Mount Union ............. 48 -60 H 20 Youngstown State ..... 39 -72 AJ 3 John Carroll .............. 36 -83 A 7 Akron ........................ 51 -80 A 10 Oberlin ...................... 48 -52 A 17 Hiram ....................... 80 -76 H 21 Baldwin-Wallace ...... 41 -81 A 24 Wooster ..................... 60 -86 A 30 Clarion ...................... 62 -80 A 31 Hiram ....................... 62 -79 AF 7 Slippery Rock ............ 64 -90 H 14 Grove City ................. 67 -87 A Ashland .................... 61 -75 H 21 Steubenville .............. 54 -53 H

1953-54 Won 1, Lost 18Coach—George RungD 1 Western Reserve ....... 57 -85 A 5 Kenyon ...................... 58 -72 H 8 John Carroll .............. 61 -81 A 12 Steubenville .............. 44 -97 A 15 Oberlin ...................... 42 -47 A 17 Wooster ..................... 53 -88 HJ 8 Case Tech ................. 51 -77 H 9 Ashland .................... 76 -95 A 12 Baldwin-Wallace ...... 63 -113 A 16 Hiram ....................... 50 -70 H 23 Detroit Tech .............. 71 -81 A 27 Ohio Northern ........... 63 -77 H 30 Clarion ...................... 57 -48 HF 5 Slippery Rock ............ 65 -81 A 6 Allegheny .................. 56 -71 A 10 Mount Union ............. 41 -73 A 13 Youngstown State ..... 55 -104 H 16 Hiram ....................... 75 -86 A 27 Grove City ................. 62 -64 H

1954-55 Won 2, Lost 15Coach—George RungD 1 Western Reserve ....... 37 -91 A 4 Kenyon ...................... 59 -69 A 8 Case Tech ................. 70 -92 H 11 Mount Union ............. 48 -71 H 14 Oberlin ...................... 54 -62 A 18 Cedarville ................. 90 -71 HJ 8 Ashland .................... 63 -93 H 14 Grove City ................. 60 -73 A 15 Hiram .................. OT 88 -96 A 22 Wooster ..................... 37 -115 A 28 Clarion ...................... 52 -78 A 29 Buffalo State ............ 80 -104 AF 8 Hiram ....................... 79 -83 H 11 Cedarville ................. 77 -73 A 12 Ohio Northern ........... 65 -96 A 16 Allegheny .................. 82 -94 H 26 Slippery Rock ............ 72 -102 H

1955-56 Won 3, Lost 15Coach—George RungD 1 Western Reserve ....... 60 -82 A 3 Kenyon ...................... 55 -81 WR 6 Mount Union ............. 54 -109 A 9 Case Tech ................. 61 -79 CL 13 Oberlin ...................... 68 -91 A 17 Cedarville ................. 74 -72 WRJ 6 Clarion ...................... 69 -79 WR 7 Ashland .................... 71 -96 A 12 John Carroll .............. 62 -119 A 14 Grove City ................. 63 -87 A

game-By-game scores


2 0 1 2 - 1 3 V i k i n g s

17 Hiram ....................... 57 -62 CL 24 Ohio Northern ........... 81 -68 CL 27 Wooster ..................... 83 -76 CLF 4 Allegheny .................. 61 -68 A 11 Western Reserve ....... 76 -88 WR 14 Hiram ....................... 67 -79 WR 17 Buffalo State ............ 76 -83 A 25 Slippery Rock ............ 61 -95 A

1956-57 Won 3, Lost 15Coach—George RungD 1 Kenyon ...................... 70 -88 A 4 Case Tech ................. 65 -66 A 8 Allegheny .................. 74 -68 H 10 Oberlin ...................... 55 -75 A 17 Western Reserve ....... 59 -78 AJ 11 Buffalo State ............ 60 -90 A 12 Clarion ...................... 43 -76 A 14 John Carroll .............. 65 -70 A 16 Mount Union ............. 48 -69 A 19 Wash. & Jefferson ..... 49 -78 A 29 Hiram ....................... 57 -78 HF 1 Cedarville ................. 73 -62 A 2 Ohio Northern ........... 61 -74 A 8 Hiram ....................... 61 -68 A 9 Western Reserve ....... 60 -73 H 13 Grove City ................. 64 -82 H 16 Edinboro ................... 81 -68 H 23 Slippery Rock ............ 73 -95 H

1957-58 Won 6, Lost 13Coach—George RungD 3 Case Tech ................. 50 -65 A 7 Kenyon ...................... 45 -70 H 13 Allegheny .................. 74 -64 A 16 Western Reserve ....... 55 -56 HJ 7 Oberlin ...................... 61 -47 A 11 Buffalo State ............ 55 -59 H 13 John Carroll .............. 72 -91 A 18 Wash. & Jefferson ..... 55 -79 H 21 Clarion ...................... 57 -59 H 25 Hiram ....................... 77 -67 A 31 Ohio Northern ........... 77 -76 HF 1 Cedarville ................. 67 -68 H 6 Case Tech ................. 63 -74 H 8 Western Reserve ....... 78 -72 A 11 Hiram ....................... 58 -62 H 15 Edinboro ................... 61 -74 A 19 Mount Union ............. 71 -82 H 27 Grove City ................. 95 -104 AM 1 Thiel ......................... 82 -78 H

1958-59 Won 7, Lost 12Coach—Bill GallagherD 2 Clarion ...................... 53 -55 H 6 Kenyon ............... 4OT 45 -42 A 7 Clarion ...................... 51 -54 A 9 Western Reserve ....... 41 -58 HJ 9 Hiram ....................... 51 -56 A 14 Malone ...................... 67 -56 H 24 Oberlin ...................... 66 -64 A 30 Cedarville ................. 69 -90 A 31 Ohio Northern ........... 47 -68 AF 7 Grove City ................. 45 -58 H 10 Allegheny .................. 50 -52 H 14 Case Tech ................. 46 -62 H 18 John Carroll .............. 69 -94 A 21 Slippery Rock ............ 63 -70 H 26 Mount Union ............. 52 -75 A 28 Fredonia ................... 70 -48 AM 3 Thiel ......................... 67 -64 A 7 Hiram ....................... 62 -46 H 10 Western Reserve ....... 74 -64 A

1959-60 Won 0, Lost 19Coach—Jim RodriguezD 1 Clarion ...................... 61 -71 A 5 Kenyon ...................... 53 -68 CL 9 Oberlin ...................... 48 -81 CL 11 Allegheny .................. 45 -62 A 12 Clarion ...................... 67 -87 CLJ 9 Mount Union ............. 42 -100 CL 12 Western Reserve ....... 50 -72 A 16 Hiram ....................... 50 -79 CL 19 Wash. & Jefferson ..... 42 -57 CL 23 Malone ...................... 79 -88 A 30 Alliance .................... 56 -71 WRF 2 Hiram ....................... 66 -73 A 10 Lawrence Tech .......... 68 -77 A 16 Case Tech ................. 63 -79 A 20 Slippery Rock ............ 60 -81 A 23 Thiel ......................... 58 -76 A 27 Fredonia ................... 49 -53 CL 29 John Carroll .............. 46 -66 A

M 10 Western Reserve ....... 69 -75 CL

1960-61 Won 4, Lost 15Coach—Jim RodriguezD 1 Oberlin ...................... 46 -85 A 3 Kenyon ...................... 73 -86 A 7 Western Reserve ....... 61 -68 A 10 Case Tech ................. 59 -85 CLJ 3 Bethany .................... 58 -87 A 14 Wash. & Jefferson ..... 38 -75 A 21 Lawrence Tech .......... 79 -118 FR 25 Findlay ...................... 58 -91 A 28 Alliance .................... 44 -94 A 31 Hiram ....................... 43 -54 AF 4 Clarion ...................... 70 -79 FR 11 Malone ...................... 61 -54 CL 15 Slippery Rock ............ 64 -88 CA 18 Hiram ....................... 63 -90 CL 21 John Carroll .............. 76 -87 CA 23 Fredonia ................... 68 -74 A 25 Allegheny .................. 77 -68 CL 27 Thiel ......................... 74 -63 CLM 7 Western Reserve ....... 75 -63 CL

1961-62 Won 6, Lost 13Coach—Jim RodriguezD 2 Kenyon ...................... 55 -63 CL 7 Oberlin ...................... 53 -44 CL 9 Slippery Rock ............ 72 -94 AJ 9 Western Reserve ....... 61 -70 A 13 Hiram ....................... 72 -69 CL 20 Findlay ...................... 64 -78 WR 24 Edinboro ................... 52 -83 A 26 Cedarville ................. 54 -64 CLF 3 Clarion ...................... 86 -97 A 6 Hiram ....................... 68 -80 A 9 Bethany ............... OT 78 -84 CL 10 Malone ...................... 61 -52 A 13 Case Tech ................. 73 -87 A 15 Thiel ......................... 81 -58 CL 22 Allegheny .................. 78 -91 A 24 Fredonia ................... 85 -54 CL 26 John Carroll .............. 70 -84 A 28 Thiel ......................... 60 -64 AM 6 Western Reserve ....... 65 -62 CL

F – Ernie Kremling (9.6 points/10.5 rebounds), George Koneval (8.0/5.5), C – Weldon Kytle (19.1/15.1), G – Dennis Turkall (12.0/4.2), John Kovach (7.4/5.1), Reserves – Alan Plain (4.4/4.9), Ken Kaczor (4.3/5.1)

1962-63 Won 9, Lost 9Coach—Jim RodriguezD 1 Kenyon ...................... 55 -60 A 4 Case Tech ................. 64 -65 A 6 Thiel ......................... 71 -52 CL 15 Detroit Tech .............. 64 -56 AJ 5 John Carroll .............. 66 -72 CL 12 Western Reserve ....... 54 -64 A 15 Ashland .................... 61 -98 A 19 Malone ...................... 62 -50 A 23 Edinboro ................... 68 -66 CL 26 Allegheny .................. 88 -58 WR 29 Ashland .................... 87 -99 CLF 2 Clarion ...................... 84 -63 SS 5 Indiana (PA) ............. 76 -86 A 9 Western Reserve ....... 64 -57 CL 16 Hiram ....................... 64 -87 CL 19 Thiel ......................... 55 -52 A 23 Fredonia ................... 61 -49 AM 2 Cedarville ................. 50 -54 A

F – George Koneval (4.8 points/5.2 rebounds), Bob Bockardt (9.4/4.8), C – Weldon Kytle (16.2/18.5), G – Dennis Turkall (14.9/3.3), Dan O’Shaugnessy (8.1/2.3), Reserves – Ernie Kremling (6.5/10.5), Dick Mostowy .....................(6.2/5.1)

1963-64 Won 10, Lost 9Coach—Jim RodriguezN 30 Kenyon ...................... 66 -42 CLD 3 Ashland .................... 61 -55 A 7 Detroit Tech .............. 90 -58 CL 10 Walsh ..................... 112 -72 CL 13 Slippery Rock ............ 57 -73 AJ 7 Edinboro ................... 82 -94 A 10 Western Reserve ....... 72 -97 A 22 Allegheny .................. 83 -63 A 25 Thiel ......................... 92 -77 A 28 Cedarville ................. 77 -93 CLF 1 Clarion ...................... 81 -95 A 4 Hiram ....................... 74 -77 A

8 Heidelberg ................ 69 -95 A 11 Western Reserve ....... 75 -67 SS 13 Malone ...................... 93 -84 CL 19 Case Tech ................. 74 -52 SS 22 Indiana (PA) ............. 70 -91 CL 26 John Carroll .............. 64 -73 AM 3 Carnegie Tech ........... 80 -74 CL

F – Dennis Lenk (14.6 points/11.7 rebounds), Mike O’Brien (14.5/9.0), C – Weldon Kytle (20.2/17.5), G – Dennis Turkall (10.2/3.3), Dan O’Shaugnessy (6.6/2.3), Reserves – John Kovach (4.1/1.7), Dick Mostowy (6.6/5.2)

1964-65 Won 10, Lost 9Coach—Jim RodriguezD 1 Hiram ....................... 75 -91 SS 5 Ashland .................... 57 -65 SS 9 Walsh ....................... 86 -82 A 12 Slippery Rock ............ 74 -79 SSJ 9 Kenyon ...................... 71 -81 A 14 John Carroll .............. 70 -51 SS 15 Case Tech ........... OT 65 -70 A 23 Detroit Tech .............. 97 -59 SS 26 Baldwin-Wallace ...... 84 -93 A 30 Clarion ...................... 58 -60 SSF 5 Malone ...................... 78 -74 A 6 Thiel ......................... 83 -63 CL 12 Lawrence Tech .......... 62 -64 A 13 Detroit Tech .............. 79 -69 A 16 Edinboro ................... 77 -69 SS 20 Western Reserve ....... 57 -55 A 23 Allegheny .................. 74 -39 SS 26 Cedarville ................. 65 -88 AM 6 Carnegie Tech ........... 79 -67 A

F – Dennis Lenk (12.3 points/11.5 rebounds), Bob Bockardt (8.9/2.7), C – Weldon Kytle (19.5/15.2), G – Dick Mostowy (14.1/5.0), Bill Bartel (7.8/4.3), Reserves – Tom Steinke (3.2/4.3), Terry Bracken (3.6/1.6)

1965-66 Won 4, Lost 14Coach—Jim RodriguezD 1 Hiram ....................... 65 -83 A 4 John Carroll .............. 50 -81 A 6 Oberlin ...................... 52 -57 SS 8 Thiel ......................... 71 -73 A 10 Slippery Rock ............ 66 -80 AJ 11 Walsh ....................... 62 -69 SS 14 Kenyon ...................... 75 -77 WR 19 Allegheny ................ 110 -73 A 22 Detroit COB ............... 85 -87 SS 25 Malone ...................... 97 -77 SS 29 Clarion ...................... 64 -93 AF 3 Heidelberg ................ 62 -80 SS 5 Detroit Tech .............. 81 -83 A 9 Western Reserve ....... 99 -75 SS 15 Cedarville ................. 92 -101 SS 19 Edinboro ................... 72 -93 A 23 Ashland .................... 69 -116 AM 2 Case Tech ................. 81 -70 SS

F – Dick Mostowy (11.2 points/5.9 rebounds), Dennis Lenk (16.1/13.5), C – Adam Haniewich (6.0/8.2), G – Dave Warren (14.7/3.2), Leo Johnson (12.9/3.7), Reserve – Joe Hendricks (5.5/2.8)

1966-67 Won 8, Lost 13Coach—John McLendonD 1 Hiram ....................... 86 -70 SI 3 Muskingum ............... 94 -77 CT 5 Eastern Illinois ......... 83 -97 A 10 Slippery Rock ............ 91 -79 CT 17 Kenyon ...................... 88 -106 A

Christmas Tree Tourney (Indiana, Pa.) 21 Indiana (PA) ........ OT 85 -83 A 22 Cheney State ............ 66 -97 N

J 5 Ashland .................... 34 -49 SI 11 Walsh ....................... 24 -22 A 14 Baldwin-Wallace ...... 87 -99 SI 17 Malone ...................... 72 -62 A 20 Wayne State .............. 78 -80 A 21 Detroit COB ............... 90 -93 A 26 Buffalo State ............ 66 -68 CA 28 Oberlin ...................... 56 -60 AF 2 Edinboro ................... 75 -71 SI 7 John Carroll .............. 70 -77 A 11 Western Reserve ....... 59 -60 A 15 Youngstown State ..... 74 -102 A

22 Case Tech ................. 86 -78 A 25 Cedarville ................. 88 -126 A

F – Dennis Lenk (11.7points/12.6 re-bounds), Jim Furlong (5.1/4.5), C –Willie Williams (5.7/6.7), G – Don Ross (18.2/2.8), Tom Blackman (11.3/6.0), Reserves – Dave Warren (7.6/1.1), Leo Johnson (4.2/1.1)

1967-68 Won 7, Lost 15Coach—John McLendonD 2 Detroit COB ............. 100 -106 CA 9 Eastern Michigan ..... 75 -92 CA 12 Hiram ....................... 60 -74 A

Cleveland Invitational (Cleveland, Ohio) 29 Eastern Illinois ......... 85 -80 CA 30 Buffalo State .... 3OT 88 -87 CA

J 6 Central State ............ 73 -90 CA 8 Buffalo State ............ 79 -96 A 13 Ohio Northern ........... 54 -58 CA 17 Detroit COB ............... 81 -85 A 19 Baldwin-Wallace ...... 58 -65 BH 20 Wayne State .............. 71 -65 CA 22 Muskingum ............... 66 -61 A 24 Walsh ....................... 79 -65 EH 27 Alliance .................... 79 -60 CA 29 John Carroll .............. 85 -73 LHF 3 Edinboro ................... 60 -108 A 10 Youngstown State ..... 66 -69 CA 12 Alliance .................... 58 -71 A 13 Eastern Michigan ..... 71 -89 A 17 Central State ............ 39 -67 A 23 Akron ........................ 54 -63 A 24 Indiana (PA) ............. 71 -75 CA

F – Jim Furlong (7.7 points/6.5 rebounds), Alex Dadas (3.6/5.8), C – Harvey Smith (15.6/15.5), G – Dave Warren (12.8/2.1), Mike Campbell (15.8/4.4), Reserves – Kevin Lineberger (5.3/6.2), Bruce Hagins (6.0/3.5)

1968-69 Won 12, Lost 14Coach—John McLendonN 30 Detroit COB ............... 68 -66 CAD 7 Eastern Michigan ..... 63 -69 CA 14 Gannon ..................... 62 -82 CA 21 Indiana (PA) ............. 61 -97 A

Cleveland Invitational(Cleveland, Ohio) 27 Central Michigan ...... 53 -64 CA 28 Buffalo State ............ 74 -81 CA

30 Baldwin-Wallace ...... 67 -88 A

Findlay Holiday Tourney (Findlay, Ohio)J 2 Findlay ...................... 68 -81 A 4 Heidelberg ................ 79 -68 N

6 Central State ............ 35 -44 A 8 Detroit COB ............... 77 -67 A 11 Ashland .................... 28 -33 CA 15 Akron ........................ 60 -57 BH 18 Wayne State .............. 68 -60 CA 20 Buffalo State ............ 89 -76 LH 22 Youngstown State ..... 68 -73 A 24 Ohio Northern ........... 82 -75 CA 25 Akron ........................ 64 -70 A 31 Ohio Northern ........... 59 -70 AF 1 Ashland .................... 40 -67 A 12 Walsh ....................... 87 -77 A 15 Central State ............ 41 -40 CA 17 Wayne State .............. 71 -69 A 21 Eastern Michigan ..... 75 -89 A 22 Indiana (PA) ........ OT 81 -76 LHM 1 John Carroll .............. 84 -77 A

F – Sam Thomas (10.8 points/9.6 re-bounds), Henry Jordan (9.5/8.6), C – Harvey Smith (12.4/8.6), G – Mike Campbell (13.8/3.8), Jerry Pavlas (8.0/2.5), Reserve – Bruce Hagins (6.3/5.1)

1969-70 Won 5, Lost 21Coach—Ray DieringerD 3 Youngstown State ..... 48 -67 A 6 Indiana (PA) ............. 52 -103 A 13 Akron ........................ 69 -78 A 17 Gannon ..................... 75 -101 A

Marion Invitational (Marion, Ohio)

19 Wooster ..................... 70 -86 N 20 Ashland .................... 37 -76 N

27 Eastern Montana ...... 91 -81 TC

Cleveland Invitational(Cleveland, Ohio) 29 Buffalo ..................... 74 -80 TC 30 Federal City .............. 81 -74 TC 31 Westminster ............. 75 -66 TC

J 8 Morehead State ........ 68 -90 A 10 Eastern Michigan ..... 59 -85 TC 12 Central State ............ 52 -75 TC 14 Ashland .................... 32 -56 A 16 Wayne State .............. 74 -88 A 19 Youngstown State ..... 68 -78 TC 24 Akron ........................ 60 -78 TC 28 Ohio Northern ........... 99 -86 A 31 Detroit COB ............... 97 -98 AF 7 Ashland .................... 35 -38 TC 11 Walsh ..................... 117 -96 TC 14 Central State ............ 62 -63 A 20 Eastern Michigan ..... 79 -98 A 21 Indiana (PA) ............. 84 -96 TC 24 Morehead State ........ 68 -70 TC 28 Wayne State .............. 76 -78 TC

F – Kevin Lineberger (6.3 points/5.0 rebounds), John Neale (12.5/11.1), C – LaMoyne Porter (14.8/9.3), G – Mike Guilfoyle (4.7/1.8), Eddie Trice (10.1/2.4), Reserves – Mike Campbell (9.1/3.9), Bruce Hagins (8.7/4.3)

1970-71 Won 5, Lost 20Coach—Ray DieringerD 1 Cincinnati ................. 75 -85 A 2 Wis.-Oshkosh ............ 69 -68 PH 5 Indiana (PA) ............. 87 -78 LH 8 Eastern Michigan ..... 77 -86 A 18 South Dakota ............ 81 -101 A 19 South Dakota State ... 78 -82 A 21 Eastern Montana ...... 90 -81 A 23 Youngstown State ..... 55 -76 PH 30 Wayne State .............. 81 -61 PHJ 2 Kent State ................. 64 -82 A 6 Western Michigan ..... 79 -88 A 8 San Diego .......... 2OT 95 -91 PH 13 Akron ........................ 75 -95 PH 21 Duquesne ................. 60 -106 A 22 Buffalo State ............ 91 -121 A 26 Detroit ...................... 70 -85 A 27 Indiana (PA) ............. 74 -81 A 30 Ashland .................... 38 -44 PHF 3 Youngstown State ..... 65 -79 A 6 Wayne State ....... 2OT 90 -92 A 9 Central State ............ 59 -88 A 10 Xavier ....................... 75 -104 A 13 Akron ........................ 77 -94 A 25 Marshall ................... 76 -101 AM 6 Creighton .................. 79 -97 A

F – Sam Thomas (14.6 points/ 5.2 rebounds), John Neale (11.4/7.7), C – Matt Taylor (9.7/8.0), G – Bruce Hagins (11.4/4.7), Mike Guilfoyle (6.2/2.3), Reserves – LaMoyne Porter (7.4/4.3), Eddie Trice (9.9/2.4), Don Cooper (7.0/5.2)

1971-72 Won 8, Lost 18Coach—Ray DieringerD 1 Cincinnati ................. 68 -93 A 4 Canisius ................... 69 -102 A 6 South Dakota ............ 94 -85 PH 8 Eastern Michigan ..... 98 -118 PH 11 Toledo ....................... 66 -99 A 20 San Francisco St. ...... 72 -71 PH 22 Kenyon ...................... 73 -66 PH 27 Kent State ................. 70 -91 AJ 4 Detroit ...................... 54 -100 A 6 Creighton .................. 59 -92 PH 8 Buffalo State ............ 78 -75 PH 12 Akron ........................ 64 -58 PH 15 Central State ............ 85 -69 PH 18 Youngstown State ..... 69 -80 PH 22 St. Francis (PA) ......... 95 -96 PH 24 Wichita State ............ 77 -90 A 27 Wayne State .............. 54 -65 A 31 Bowling Green .......... 83 -80 AF 3 Marshall ................... 70 -102 A 5 Ashland .................... 82 -98 A 12 Wright State ............. 75 -65 PH 14 Western Illinois ......... 63 -72 PH 16 Youngstown State ..... 62 -79 A 19 Miami (OH) ............... 58 -96 A


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23 Western Michigan ..... 72 -93 A 26 Akron ........................ 56 -86 A

F – Matt Taylor (14.1 points/10.2 rebounds), John Major (12.3/5.5), C – Dan Lee (16.1/10.5), G – Mike Guilfoyle (9.3/3.5), Dave Dronzek (9.1/3.2), Reserves – Joe Greene (4.5/2.5), Jim Lawson (4.5/2.5)

1972-73 Won 9, Lost 14Coach—Ray DieringerN 28 Miami (OH) ............... 59 -83 AD 2 Cincinnati ................. 85 -113 A 9 Toledo ....................... 78 -90 A 12 Marshall ................... 72 -79 PH 16 Ball State ................. 87 -85 PH 20 Youngstown State ..... 71 -53 A 22 Wright State ............. 48 -52 PH 29 Wichita State ..... 3OT 76 -72 PHJ 3 W. Michigan ......... OT 62 -59 PH 6 Akron ........................ 46 -58 PH 10 Eastern Michigan ..... 54 -62 A 15 St. Francis (PA) ......... 90 -85 A 18 Youngstown State ..... 72 -66 PH 24 Kent State ................. 59 -63 PH 27 Marian ...................... 98 -73 PHF 3 Akron ........................ 76 -86 A 7 Wayne State .............. 65 -64 PH 12 Providence ................ 79 -113 A 14 Bowling Green .......... 80 -96 PH 20 Creighton .................. 76 -88 A 21 South Dakota ............ 73 -70 A 27 Ohio .......................... 76 -98 AM 3 Charlotte .................. 77 -81 A

F – Mike Taylor (10.2 points/ 6.7 rebounds), Pat Lyons (13.0/6.4), C – Gale Drummer (18.5/11.9), G – Wilbur Starks (8.9/4.2), Chick Spieles (3.5/1.5), Reserves – John Major (2.6/2.5), Larry Arthur (5.2/2.1)

1973-74 Won 6, Lost 20Coach—Ray DieringerD 3 Detroit ...................... 79 -83 PH 5 Bowling Green .......... 70 -82 PH 12 South Dakota ............ 98 -87 PH 13 St. Francis (PA) ......... 77 -62 PH 15 Buffalo ..................... 87 -77 A 18 Kent State ................. 67 -70 A 21 Miami (OH) ............... 72 -81 PH

Youngstown Classic (Youngstown, Ohio) 28 Tennessee Tech ......... 76 -71 N 29 Youngstown State ..... 81 -84 A

J 3 Western Michigan ..... 59 -68 A 7 Cincinnati ................. 61 -102 A 11 Charlotte .................. 63 -64 PH 14 Eastern Michigan ..... 61 -55 A 16 Akron ........................ 59 -84 PH 19 Ball State ................. 87 -93 A 21 Wright State ............. 45 -69 A 23 Ohio .......................... 78 -102 PH 26 Fairfield .................... 68 -103 A 31 Wayne State .............. 75 -76 AF 2 Eastern Michigan ..... 67 -72 WG 6 Bowling Green .......... 69 -82 A 13 Youngstown St. .... OT 99 -93 WG 14 Pittsburgh ................ 55 -106 A 22 Eastern Illinois ......... 78 -90 A 23 Loyola ....................... 73 -94 A 27 Akron ........................ 78 -92 A

F – Pat Lyons (10.5 points/ 5.4 rebounds), Wilbur Starks (14.5/5.6), C – Dan Lee (8.7/4.9), G – Chuck Spieles (6.0/2.5), Larry Arthur (8.4/3.3), Reserves – Dave Dronzek (4.1/1.1), Joe Skupski (5.3/2.9)

1974-75 Won 13, Lost 11Coach—Ray DieringerN 30 Butler ....................... 75 -80 AD 3 Ohio .......................... 71 -85 A 4 Bowling Green ..... OT 90 -93 PH 10 Cincinnati ................. 67 -78 PH 14 St. Francis (PA) ......... 75 -82 A 23 Loyola ....................... 76 -73 PHJ 7 Buffalo ..................... 74 -63 PH 9 Wright State ............. 53 -58 A 11 Wayne State .............. 89 -66 WG 13 Creighton .................. 60 -64 PH 18 Ball State ................. 93 -78 PH 22 Akron ........................ 65 -59 A 25 Eastern Illinois ......... 68 -63 PH

30 Long Island ............... 80 -73 AF 1 Fairleigh Dickinson ... 68 -61 A 5 Akron ........................ 68 -66 WG 8 Wright State ............. 75 -60 WG 12 Bowling Green .......... 62 -69 A 15 Youngstown St. ....2OT 93 -89 A 19 Fairfield .................... 75 -84 WG 22 Eastern Michigan ..... 68 -64 WGM 1 Belmont Abbey .......... 76 -84 A 3 Charlotte .................. 77 -90 A 5 Xavier ....................... 74 -68 A

F – Wilbur Starks (17.8 points/5.1 rebounds), Larry Croom (11.1/4.6), C – Gale Drummer (17.2/11.4), G – Chuck Spieles (2.8/2.0), Jeff Solomon (4.1/1.6), Reserves – Frank Ayers (8.7/7.1), Dave Kyle (7.1/5.9)

1975-76 Won 6, Lost 19Coach—Ray DieringerN 29 Cincinnati ................. 65 -98 AD 3 Eastern Michigan ..... 70 -78 A

Show Me Classic (Columbia, Mo.) 5 Oklahoma City .......... 60 -84 N 6 Baylor ....................... 68 -84 N

13 Tennessee Tech ......... 74 -77 PH 17 Ball State ................. 69 -77 A 20 Ohio .......................... 69 -100 A 22 Xavier ....................... 82 -78 PH 27 St. Francis (PA) ......... 44 -52 PH 30 Pittsburgh ................ 60 -56 PHJ 7 Wright State ............. 73 -75 A 8 Kenyon ...................... 61 -60 WG 14 Wayne State .............. 74 -61 A 17 Creighton .................. 64 -91 A 21 St. Bonaventure ........ 80 -114 A 28 Bowling Green .......... 66 -101 AF 4 Akron ........................ 61 -77 A 7 Wright State ............. 62 -76 WG 12 Detroit ...................... 72 -104 A 14 Indiana State ............ 58 -78 A 18 Akron ........................ 62 -50 PH 21 Buffalo ..................... 86 -97 A 23 Charlotte .................. 70 -82 PH 27 LaSalle ..................... 72 -90 AM 3 Youngstown State ..... 88 -86 WG

F – Charles Loving (10.1 points/6.1 re-bounds), Ed Gohlson (8.5/4.2), C – Dave Kyle (24.5/13.0), G – Larry Arthur (6.3/3.3), Joe Guilfoyle (5.7/1.7), Reserve – Mike Connaughton (3.5/1.8)

1976-77 Won 10, Lost 17Coach—Ray DieringerD 1 Eastern Michigan ..... 69 -72 PH 4 Miami (OH) ............... 63 -113 A 9 Detroit ...................... 66 -78 PH 13 Illinois ...................... 70 -72 A 18 Ohio .......................... 83 -93 PH 22 Siena ........................ 82 -69 PHJ 5 Akron ........................ 71 -70 A 7 CWRU ........................ 83 -64 PH 10 Creighton .................. 60 -63 PH 12 Pittsburgh ................ 75 -89 A 15 Wayne State .............. 78 -60 WG 17 Kent State ................. 75 -64 PH 19 Bowling Green .......... 69 -65 PH 22 St. Francis (PA) ......... 72 -80 A 27 Wright State ............. 56 -77 WG 31 Tennessee Tech ......... 80 -94 AF 1 Eastern Kentucky ...... 65 -67 A 3 Clemson ................... 55 -77 A 7 Fairleigh Dickinson ... 75 -65 PH 9 Akron * .............. 2OT 81 -82 PH 12 Indiana State ............ 76 -88 PH 14 Wright State ............. 74 -67 A 19 Buffalo ..................... 89 -69 WG 21 West Virginia ............ 69 -107 A 23 Youngstown State ..... 65 -90 AM 2 Xavier ....................... 73 -65 A 5 Robert Morris ............ 73 -74 WG

F – Larry Croom (12.1 points/3.7 rebounds), Charles Loving (6.4/5.6), C – Dave Kyle (15.8/10.9), G – Andre Battle (14.4/4.7), Ron Harris (4.7/1.6), Reserves – Greg Cobb (11.2/2.5), Bob Carman (5.5/2.3)

* - Later forfeited to CSU

1977-78 Won 12, Lost 13Coach—Ray DieringerN 26 John Carroll .............. 83 -66 PHD 1 Ohio .......................... 66 -79 A 3 North Carolina A&T ... 61 -60 PH 7 Eastern Michigan ..... 60 -63 A 10 Steubenville .............. 85 -70 PH 17 Kent State ................. 81 -65 A 19 Eastern Kentucky ...... 78 -84 PH 21 Xavier ....................... 56 -60 PH 30 West Virginia ............ 66 -76 PH

Siena Alumni Tourney (Loudonville, NY)J 3 Virginia Milit. Inst. .... 66 -71 N 4 Oklahoma City .......... 67 -94 N

6 Campbell .................. 77 -73 PH 9 Niagara .................... 82 -85 A 11 St. Francis (PA) ......... 71 -77 PH 17 Creighton .................. 63 -94 A 19 Air Force ................... 58 -65 A 21 Denver ................. OT 78 -75 A 25 Pittsburgh ................ 74 -82 PHF 1 Akron ........................ 77 -62 A 2 Robert Morris ............ 56 -67 A 8 Wayne State .............. 58 -49 A 15 Wright State ............. 77 -62 WG 18 Robert Morris ............ 82 -54 WG 23 Youngstown State ..... 57 -56 WG 28 Akron ........................ 91 -75 WG

F – Andre Battle (10.1 points/4.0 rebounds), Paul Rogers (3.8/3.4), C – Bob Carman (9.5/6.3), G – Greg Cobb (17.4/3.1), Franklin Edwards (18.7/2.7), Reserves – Ron Harris (5.0/1.8), Carl Roberson (3.5/5.1)

1978-79 Won 15, Lost 10Coach—Ray DieringerN 25 Baldwin-Wallace ...... 75 -58 PH 29 Eastern Michigan ..... 58 -56 PHD 1 Wilberforce ............... 93 -71 PH 6 Kent State ................. 75 -77 A

Hatter Classic (Deland, Fla.) 8 Stetson ..................... 64 -61 A 9 Indiana State ............ 71 -102 N

14 NW Louisiana St ....... 72 -63 PH 16 Miami (OH) ............... 58 -60 PH 18 Ohio .......................... 74 -76 PH 23 Siena ........................ 91 -99 A 28 Creighton .................. 69 -71 PHJ 6 Niagara .................... 63 -51 PH 14 Robert Morris ..... 2OT 71 -73 A 17 Pittsburgh ................ 51 -77 A 20 Akron ........................ 93 -84 WG 22 VMI ...................... OT 72 -75 A 29 Akron ........................ 83 -69 AF 1 St. Francis (PA) ......... 88 -72 A 3 Robert Morris ............ 75 -66 WG 5 George Mason ........... 89 -84 A 7 Campbell .................. 88 -81 A 12 Wright State ............. 64 -70 A 21 Wayne State .............. 93 -59 WGM 1 Youngstown State ..... 74 -70 A 5 Xavier ....................... 78 -67 A

F – Bob Carman (9.5/5.4), Jeff Kostohryz (3.7/3.7), C – Darren Tillis (9.5/6.9), G – Greg Cobb (12.8/2.2), Franklin Edwards (18.7/3.6), Reserves – Andre Battle (10.1/3.7), Mike Sweeney (6.6/3.4)

1979-80 Won 17, Lost 9Coach—Ray DieringerD 1 John Carroll .............. 99 -79 WG 3 Eastern Michigan ..... 52 -53 A 8 Augustana (SD) ........ 78 -60 WG 15 Kent State * .............. 76 -79 PH 20 Akron ........................ 87 -65 A 22 Wisconsin ................. 78 -103 AJ 2 Marquette ................. 69 -93 A 5 VMI ......................... 102 -82 WG 7 Ohio .......................... 75 -76 A 11 George Mason ........... 90 -69 WG 13 Fairleigh Dickinson ... 52 -56 A 15 Rutgers ..................... 78 -69 A 19 Siena ........................ 87 -80 WG 21 Niagara .................... 91 -105 A 23 Pittsburgh ................ 69 -66 WG

26 Campbell .................. 76 -64 WG 29 Akron ........................ 89 -63 WG 31 Xavier ....................... 85 -75 WGF 2 St. Francis (PA) ......... 82 -80 WG 5 Concordia (WI) ........ 105 -65 WG 9 Towson State ............ 95 -71 WG 11 Robert Morris ............ 75 -66 A 16 Georgia Southern ...... 85 -67 A 18 Florida State ............. 83 -86 A 23 Valparaiso ................ 85 -67 WG 28 Youngstown State ..... 72 -77 WG

F – Andre Battle (12.0 points. 5.9 rebounds), Darren Tillis (11.0/8.3), C – Scott Rose (3.6/2.0), G – Franklin Edwards (25.5/2.6/4.7 apg), Bob Lowrie (8.4/3.6 apg), Reserves – James Jones (7.0/6.0), Mike Sweeney (5.3/3.8), Lee Reed (6.2/1.0)

* - Later forfeited to CSU

1980-81 Won 18, Lost 9Coach—Ray DieringerN 29 Ohio State ................. 81 -89 AD 2 Ohio Dominican ........ 78 -51 WG 6 Ohio .......................... 83 -57 WG 9 Eastern Michigan ..... 73 -59 WG 13 Kenyon ...................... 86 -54 WG 18 Kent State ................. 72 -70 A 23 Loyola ....................... 77 -78 WGJ 3 Akron ........................ 81 -65 WG 5 South Carolina .......... 82 -76 A 7 Campbell .................. 73 -79 A 10 Niagara .................... 81 -56 WG 15 Towson State ............ 86 -72 A 17 Siena ................... OT 76 -79 A 19 Robert Morris ............ 64 -48 WG 26 Akron ........................ 78 -68 A 29 Marquette ................. 54 -58 PH 31 Fairleigh Dickinson . 104 -74 WGF 3 Illinois State ............. 57 -74 A 4 Valparaiso ................ 74 -53 A 7 Pittsburgh ................ 70 -73 A 11 U.S. International ..... 86 -63 WG 16 Youngstown State ..... 94 -63 WG 18 Wilberforce ............. 106 -65 WG 21 St. Francis (PA) ......... 67 -69 A 23 Illinois State ............. 53 -62 WG 25 Xavier ....................... 96 -83 A 28 Youngstown State ..... 59 -56 A

F – Darren Tillis (16.0 points/ 11.4 rebounds), Mike Sweeney (10.5/5.9), C – Paul Roba (2.5/3.3), G – Franklin Edwards (24.6/3.2/5,3 apg), Lee Reed (9.3/1.8), Reserves – Jeff Kostohryz (3.2/2.8), Rich Pass (4.1/1.0)

1981-82 Won 17, Lost 10Coach—Ray DieringerN 27 Southern ................. 103 -74 WG

Eagle Classic (Morehead, Ky.) 30 South Carolina St. .... 75 -60 ND 1 Morehead State ........ 60 -62 A

5 Eastern Michigan ..... 79 -84 A 7 Valparaiso ................ 76 -72 A 9 Tiffin ......................... 83 -66 WG 12 Kent State ................. 78 -68 WG 14 Tennessee ................. 58 -74 A 19 Oral Roberts ............. 75 -78 A 21 Oklahoma State ........ 66 -92 A 23 Akron ........................ 88 -69 WGJ 2 MD-Eastern Shore ..... 95 -70 WG 6 Marietta .................... 89 -69 WG 9 Cincinnati ................. 64 -68 A 13 Xavier ....................... 93 -78 WG 16 UIC ........................... 78 -76 WG 21 Youngstown State ..... 55 -67 A 23 St. Francis (PA) ......... 65 -57 PH 25 Akron ................... OT 71 -75 A 30 Utica ......................... 64 -63 WGF 4 Robert Morris ............ 63 -64 A 6 UIC ........................... 75 -70 A 8 Green Bay ................. 49 -46 A 20 Youngstown State ..... 91 -71 WG 25 Louisville .................. 74 -95 A 27 Valparaiso ................ 99 -78 WGM 2 Penn State ................ 66 -61 A

F – Darren Tillis (17.3 points/ 12.8 rebounds), Mike Sweeney (10.5/4.3 apg),

C – Dave Youdath (13.0/5.0), G – Lee Reed (10.5/1.8), Jim Les (7.1/5.9 apg), Reserve – Dave Colbert (10.5/4.1)

1982-83 Won 8, Lost 20Coach—Ray DieringerN 27 Denison .................... 70 -53 WGD 4 Kent State .......... 4OT 89 -91 A 8 Michigan .................. 72 -95 A 13 Cornell ...................... 59 -68 PH 17 Southern ................... 59 -62 A 18 LSU ........................... 77 -115 A 21 Michigan State ......... 56 -95 A 23 Detroit ...................... 63 -65 A 30 Brooklyn .................... 43 -41 WGJ 3 Akron ........................ 66 -70 A 5 Valparaiso* .............. 64 -75 A 8 Robert Morris ....... OT 69 -73 PH 12 Youngstown State ..... 57 -65 PH 15 MD-Eastern Shore ..... 89 -66 A 17 St. Francis (PA) ......... 74 -63 A 22 Towson State ............ 71 -70 PH 24 U.S. International ..... 84 -85 A 25 U.S. International ..... 91 -81 A 29 Boston University ...... 74 -89 A 31 Valparaiso* .............. 59 -64 PHF 3 Xavier ....................... 72 -102 A 5 UIC* ......................... 81 -83 PH 8 Akron ........................ 83 -82 PH 12 Youngstown State ..... 77 -99 A 14 Utica ......................... 59 -74 A 16 UIC* ......................... 66 -75 A 23 Niagara ............... OT 75 -77 A 26 Green Bay* ............... 74 -66 WG

F – Dave Colbert (15.6 points/ 8.1 rebounds), Steve Corbin (8.5/2.1), C – Dave Youdath (16.6/8.3), G – Lee Reed (7.9/4.1 apg), Vince Richards (6.4/2.8), Reserves – Lionel King (4.2/2.6), Doug Schultz (5.4/4.1)

* - AMCU Game (1-4)

1983-84 Won 14, Lost 16Coach—Kevin MackeyN 26 Eastern Mich. ...... OT 60 -66 PH 29 Ferris State ............... 85 -57 PHD 3 Cornell ...................... 68 -72 A 12 Michigan State ......... 62 -71 PH 17 Kent State ................. 70 -74 PH 19 Ashland .................... 63 -54 PH 22 Detroit ...................... 63 -56 PH 27 Northwestern ............ 51 -63 A 29 Brooklyn .................... 77 -59 PHJ 4 Valparaiso* .............. 49 -52 PH 7 MD-Eastern Shore ... 100 -67 PH 11 Eastern Illinois* ....... 66 -67 PH 21 UIC* ....................... 102 -108 A 23 Green Bay* ............... 66 -67 A 25 Northern Iowa* ......... 56 -68 A 30 SW Missouri State* ... 86 -66 PHF 3 Xavier ....................... 87 -76 PH 4 Northern Iowa* ......... 68 -71 PH 6 Western Illinois* ....... 63 -67 A 11 UIC* ......................... 75 -84 PH 13 Valparaiso* .............. 93 -89 A 15 Western Illinois* ....... 92 -76 PH 18 Eastern Illinois* ....... 81 -95 A 20 Green Bay* ............... 85 -68 WG 22 Niagara .................... 93 -77 WG 25 Utica ......................... 68 -55 WGM 6 SW Missouri State* ... 62 -77 A

AMCU-8 Tourney (Springfield, Mo.) 9 Northern Iowa ...... OT 93 -79 N 10 SW Missouri St. ......... 59 -58 A 11 Western Illinois ......... 64 -73 N

F – Eric Mudd (7.5 points/ 4.5 rebounds), Clinton Ransey (13.4/4.5), C – Dave Youdath (13.7/7.7), G – Vince Richards (10.7/2.8), Shawn Hood (5.2/4.3 apg), Steve Corbin (6.7/1.7), Reserve – Eddie Bryant (5.8/3.2 apg)

* - AMCU-8 Game (4-10)

1984-85 Won 21, Lost 8AMCU-8 Conference ChampionsCoach—Kevin MackeyN 25 Clarion .................... 105 -65 WG 28 John Carroll .............. 88 -43 WGD 1 Penn State .............. 112 -82 WG


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5 Maryland .................. 84 -95 A 8 Eastern Mich .... 2OT105 -109 A 10 Kenyon .................... 103 -69 WG 15 Kent State ................. 69 -79 A 27 Youngstown State ..... 63 -70 A 29 Northwestern ............ 66 -54 WGJ 5 Utica ......................... 67 -59 A 8 Eastern Illinois* .. OT 83 -72 WG 12 Green Bay* ............... 82 -66 WG 14 UIC* ......................... 72 -75 WG 16 Akron ........................ 52 -50 A 19 Northern Iowa* ......... 66 -64 A 21 Western Illinois* ....... 77 -84 A 26 SW Missouri State* ... 71 -65 WG 28 Kent State ................. 79 -78 WGF 2 Valparaiso* ............ 104 -73 A 4 Akron ........................ 76 -58 WG 11 UIC* ......................... 90 -72 A 13 Green Bay* ............... 73 -68 A 16 Northern Iowa* ......... 79 -63 WG 18 Western Ill.* ........ OT 78 -69 WG 23 SW Missouri St.* ....... 76 -88 A 25 Eastern Illinois* ....... 78 -70 AM 2 Valparaiso* ............ 105 -87 WG

AMCU-8 Tourney (Cleveland, Ohio) 6 Green Bay ................. 85 -67 WG 8 SW Missouri State ..... 76 -79 WG

F – Clinton Smith (14.8 points/ 5.5 rebounds), Clinton Ransey (18.4/5.2), C – Bob Crawford (8.4/6.5), G – Vince Richards (12.2/2.0), Shawn Hood (4.1/1.2), Reserves – Steve Corbin (3.9/1.5), Eric Mudd (8.1/6.5), Eddie Bryant (5.9/1.0)

* - AMCU-8 Game (11-3)

1985-86 Won 29, Lost 4AMCU-8 Conference ChampionsCoach—Kevin MackeyN 25 Clarion .................... 105 -65 WG 30 Central Conn St ...... 118 -66 WGD 2 Youngstown State ... 101 -69 WG 3 Ohio Wesleyan .......... 98 -49 WG 7 Ohio State ................. 95 -99 A 10 Akron ........................ 88 -76 WG 14 Kent State ............... 101 -76 WG 21 Eastern Michigan ... 108 -59 WG 23 MD-Eastern Shore ..... 90 -56 A 29 Michigan .................. 85 -105 AJ 4 Utica ......................... 92 -61 WG 11 Green Bay* ............... 76 -59 A 13 UIC* ....................... 101 -77 A 15 DePaul ...................... 90 -75 A 18 Northern Iowa* ....... 102 -88 WG 20 Western Illinois* ....... 60 -53 WG 22 Eastern Illinois* ..... 112 -89 A 25 SW Missouri State* ... 61 -65 A 27 Kent State ................. 75 -55 AF 1 Valparaiso* .............. 91 -66 WG 8 Green Bay* ............. 103 -64 WG 12 UIC* ....................... 113 -75 WG 15 Northern Iowa* ......... 80 -65 A 17 Western Illinois* ....... 76 -64 A 22 SW Missouri State* ... 94 -67 WG 24 Eastern Illinois* ....... 76 -68 WG 27 Valparaiso* .............. 72 -50 A

AMCU-8 Tourney (Springfield, Mo.)M 6 Northern Iowa ........... 73 -68 N 7 UIC ......................... 100 -84 N 8 Eastern Illinois ......... 70 -66 N

NCAA East Regional 14 Indiana ..................... 83 -79 N 16 St. Joseph ................. 75 -69 N

NCAA East Regional Finals 21 Navy ......................... 70 -71 N

F – Clinton Smith (16.2 points/ 5.2 re-bounds), Clinton Ransey (14.5/5.1), C – Eric Mudd (12.2/8.3), G – Eddie Bryant (5.3/4.4 apg), Ken McFadden (13.7/2.1), Reserves – Bob Crawford (5.8/4.4), Shawn Hood (4.7/3.6 apg), Steve Corbin (4.9/1.6)

* - AMCU-8 Game (13-1)

1986-87 Won 25, Lost 8Coach—Kevin Mackey

Coca-Cola NIT Classic (Memphis, Tenn.)N 22 Memphis ................... 66 -70 A

D 1 Clarion .................... 135 -61 WG 3 St. Joseph ................. 85 -80 WG 6 Canisius ................... 66 -61 A 9 Akron ................... OT 69 -73 A 13 Youngstown State ..... 87 -73 A 18 Eastern Michigan ..... 79 -76 A 20 VCU ..................... OT 91 -89 A 23 MD-Eastern Shore ..... 99 -69 WG 28 Canisius ................... 82 -61 WGJ 12 Florida A&M .............. 95 -87 WG 15 Bowling Green .......... 79 -70 A 17 Western Illinois* ....... 97 -73 A 20 Marist ....................... 52 -49 N 24 SW Missouri State* ... 68 -63 WG 26 Valparaiso* ......... OT 78 -67 A 29 Eastern Illinois* ....... 69 -52 A 31 UIC* ......................... 89 -100 WGF 2 Green Bay* ............... 57 -62 A 7 Northern Iowa*.......OT 79 -81 A 9 Western Illinois* ....... 85 -61 WG 14 Eastern Illinois* ....... 92 -67 WG 16 SW Missouri State* ... 71 -83 A 20 Valparaiso* ............ 100 -82 WG 21 Central Michigan .... 111 -101 WG 23 UIC* ....................... 108 -85 A 28 Green Bay* ............... 75 -50 WGM 2 Northern Iowa* ......... 81 -72 WG

AMCU-8 Tourney (Springfield, Mo.) 5 Eastern Illinois ......... 60 -53 N 6 UIC ........................... 94 -78 N 7 SW Missouri St. ......... 87 -90 A

NIT First Round (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 12 Chattanooga ............. 92 -73 A

NIT Second Round (Cleveland, Ohio) 16 Illinois State ............. 77 -79 PH

F – Clinton Ransey (16.1 points/5.8 re-bounds), Pat Vuyancih (6.8/4.3), C – Warren Bradley (7.3/8.8), G – Eddie Bryant (8.2/3.0 apg), Ken McFadden (21.5/3.0/2.1 apg), Reserves – Shawn Hood (4.6/0.9), Ray Salt-ers (7.2/3.0), Hersey Strong (6.2/3.2)

* - AMCU-8 Game (10-4)

1987-88 Won 22, Lost 8Coach—Kevin MackeyN 30 Clarion ...................... 88 -44 WGD 2 St. Joseph ................. 77 -72 A 12 Fairleigh Dickinson .... 80 -82 N 13 Youngstown State ... 103 -75 WG 16 Louisville .................. 79 -93 A 19 Kent State ................. 73 -66 WG 23 Eastern Michigan ... 103 -88 WG

First Bank MilwaukeeClassic (Milwaukee, Wis.)

28 Niagara .................... 86 -76 N 29 Marquette ................. 72 -70 AJ 2 Bowling Green .......... 84 -70 WG 6 Akron ........................ 80 -73 WG 13 Central Michigan ...... 77 -82 A 16 Western Illinois* ....... 77 -76 WG 18 Eastern Illinois* ....... 95 -84 WG 23 SW Missouri State* ... 84 -89 A 25 Valparaiso* .............. 91 -72 WG 28 UIC* ......................... 90 -73 AF 1 Green Bay* ............... 74 -68 WG 6 Northern Iowa* ....... 110 -82 WG 8 Western Ill.* ........ OT 94 -91 A 10 VCU .......................... 83 -76 PH 13 Eastern Illinois* ....... 71 -76 A 15 SW Missouri State* ... 75 -53 WG 17 Toledo ....................... 76 -85 A 20 Valparaiso* .............. 80 -66 A 22 UIC* ......................... 89 -69 WG 27 Green Bay* ........... OT 74 -86 A 29 Northern Iowa* .... OT 86 -81 A

NIT First Round (Cleveland, Ohio)M 18 Illinois State ........ OT 89 -83 PH

NIT Second Round (Columbus, Ohio) 22 Ohio State ................. 80 -86 A

F – Hersey Strong (7.1 points/ 2.7 rebounds), Warren Bradley (6.8/8.5), C – Eric Mudd (17.7/8.5), G – Ken McFadden (20.5/2.7/5.9 apg), Kenny Robertson (6.2/2.1/3.7 apg),

Reserves – William Stanley (7.2/3.6), Frenchy Tomlin (6.1/1.1)

* - AMCU-8 Game (11-3)

1988-89 Won 16, Lost 12Coach—Kevin MackeyN 25 Clarion # ................... 93 -47 WG 26 Slippery Rock ............ 79 -80 WGD 2 Creighton .................. 69 -70 WG 3 Wagner # ................ 103 -72 WG 10 Youngstown State ..... 97 -90 A 14 Eastern Michigan ..... 68 -90 A 17 Kent State ................. 78 -86 A 21 Toledo ....................... 84 -77 WG

Sun Bowl Tourney (El Paso, Texas) 29 UTEP ......................... 54 -96 A 30 Lamar ....................... 71 -76 N

J 7 UMKC ........................ 87 -61 A 11 Akron ........................ 78 -77 A 14 Green Bay ............. OT 75 -73 A 16 UIC ........................... 91 -83 PH 21 Northern Iowa ...... OT 98 -99 A 23 Western Illinois ......... 94 -90 A 28 SW Missouri State ..... 68 -61 PH 30 Eastern Illinois ......... 81 -88 PHF 4 Valparaiso ................ 88 -91 A 6 Creighton .................. 82 -92 A 11 Green Bay ................. 91 -85 PH 13 UIC ........................... 83 -80 A 18 Northern Iowa ......... 121 -83 WG 20 Western Illinois ......... 89 -70 WG 25 SW Missouri State ..... 86 -81 A 27 Eastern Illinois ......... 91 -72 AM 4 Valparaiso .............. 107 -86 WG 6 UMKC ........................ 99 -61 WG

F – Warren Bradley (8.5 points/ 10.3 rebounds), William Stanley (11.3/2.8), C – Brian Parker (14.8/5.6), G – Ken McFad-den (22.9/2.9/7.0 apg), Kenny Robertson (8.1/3.8/4.3 apg), Reserves – Steve Malloy (7.0/3.7), Desmond Porter (5.9/2.1), Greg Allen (3.8/1.2)

# - Later forfeited by CSU

1989-90 Won 15, Lost 13Coach—Kevin MackeyN 25 Tiffin ......................... 87 -63 WG 27 Slippery Rock ............ 86 -73 WGD 4 Louisville .................. 77 -104 A 6 Creighton .................. 69 -77 A 9 Malone ...................... 87 -94 WG 16 Marshall ................... 84 -71 A 18 Mid Tenn St .......... OT 67 -65 A 21 Eastern Mich ....... OT 98 -104 WG 23 Kent State ................. 70 -73 WG 30 UL-Lafayette ........... 104 -96 PHJ 3 Akron ........................ 83 -66 PH 6 Middle Tenn St. ......... 76 -69 PH 10 Youngstown State ..... 83 -67 WG 13 UL-Lafayette ............. 92 -103 A 15 Valparaiso ................ 79 -65 WG 20 Eastern Illinois ......... 84 -91 A 22 SW Missouri State ..... 89 -86 A 29 Northern Iowa ........... 75 -77 WG 31 Green Bay ................. 83 -91 WGF 3 UIC ........................... 72 -75 A 5 Green Bay ................. 76 -86 A 12 Valparaiso ................ 85 -72 A 15 Fla. International .... 105 -99 A 17 Eastern Illinois ......... 84 -64 WG 19 SW Missouri State ..... 73 -84 WG 24 Western Illinois ......... 93 -91 A 26 Northern Iowa ........... 76 -78 AM 1 UIC ........................... 91 -79 WG

F – Steve Givens (14.8 points/ 7.9 rebounds), Desmond Porter (8.7/3.2/3.3 apg), C – Brain Parker (16.5/6.4), G – Kenny Robertson (12.0/3.7/5.3 apg), William Stanley (14.3/5.4), Reserves – Maurice Harper (4.7/3.6), Greg Allen (6.0/1.8)

1990-91 Won 12, Lost 16Coach—Mike Boyd

North Coast Invit. (Cleveland, Ohio)N 24 Princeton .................. 57 -70 PH 25 Wright State ............. 99 -92 PH

27 Allegheny .................. 90 -63 WG

Mazda Gator Bowl Tourney(Jacksonville, Fla.)

30 Colorado State .......... 88 -91 ND 1 Navy ....................... 106 -98 N

12 Eastern Michigan ..... 75 -87 A 15 Marshall ................... 79 -81 WG 19 Louisville .................. 80 -95 A 29 Creighton .................. 64 -87 WGJ 2 Akron* ...................... 68 -66 WG 5 Kent State ................. 67 -83 A 7 Valparaiso* .............. 70 -57 A 9 Youngstown State ..... 91 -87 A 12 Northern Iowa* ......... 67 -58 WG 14 Western Illinois* ....... 93 -72 WG 19 UIC* ......................... 58 -56 WG 21 Eastern Illinois* ....... 47 -70 A 26 Green Bay* ............... 64 -72 WG 28 Northern Illinois* ...... 44 -59 WGF 2 UIC* ......................... 76 -94 A 4 Valparaiso* .............. 51 -49 WG 9 Northern Iowa* ......... 91 -72 A 11 Western Illinois* ....... 65 -70 A 18 Eastern Illinois* ....... 71 -65 WG 23 Northern Illinois* ...... 48 -65 A 25 Green Bay* ............... 62 -73 A 28 Akron * ..................... 60 -64 A

Mid-Continent Tourney (Green Bay, Wis.)M 3 Northern Iowa ...... OT 75 -79 N

F – Steve Givens (13.2 points/ 8.5 rebounds), Desmond Porter (5.4/3.2/2.8 apg), C – Shawn Fergus (13.4/6.2), G – Gravelle Craig (6.0/2.7/4.9 apg), Mike Wawrzyniak (13.5/2.7), Reserve – Anthony Reed (10.8/3.4), Marvin McGrew (5.4/2.1),

* - Mid-Continent Game (8-8)

1991-92 Won 16, Lost 13Coach—Mike BoydN 25 Bowling Green .......... 63 -54 A

River City Classic (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 29 SE Missouri ............... 88 -80 A 30 UMKC ........................ 67 -73 N

D 3 Cincinnati ................. 56 -91 A 7 Michigan .................. 61 -80 WC 14 Eastern Michigan ..... 74 -60 A 18 Creighton .................. 76 -68 WC 21 Northern Michigan .... 95 -65 WC 28 St. Francis (PA) ......... 75 -58 AJ 2 Kent State ................. 52 -49 WC 4 Green Bay* ............... 56 -67 WC 6 Northern Illinois* ...... 77 -82 WC 13 Akron* ...................... 67 -71 WC 16 UIC* ......................... 65 -79 A 18 Eastern Illinois* .... OT 71 -73 WC 20 Western Illinois* ....... 68 -78 WC 25 Valparaiso* .............. 66 -67 A 27 Wright State* ........... 55 -52 AF 1 Northern Illinois* ...... 71 -55 A 3 Green Bay* ............... 53 -92 A 10 Wright State* ........... 85 -67 WC 15 Western Illinois* ....... 80 -69 A 17 Eastern Illinois* ....... 62 -52 A 22 UIC* ......................... 67 -72 WC 24 Valparaiso* .............. 77 -62 WC 27 Akron * ..................... 81 -58 AM 4 Youngstown State ..... 93 -70 WC

Mid-Continent Tourney (Cleveland, Ohio) 8 Akron ................... OT 80 -77 WC 9 UIC ........................... 59 -83 WC

F – Anthony Reed (13.2 points/ 4.4 rebounds), Juan Hill (5.8/5.8), C – Shawn Fergus (8.3/4.0), G – Gravelle Craig (11.7/3.3/5.5 apg), G- Craig Caldwell (8.1/1.7/3.5 apg), Reserves – Derek Al-len (6.7/5.2), Greg Allen (8.0/2.2), Walter Evans (4.0/3.0)


1992-93 Won 22, Lost 6Mid-Continent Conference ChampionsCoach—Mike BoydD 9 Eastern Michigan ..... 75 -61 WC 14 Michigan .................. 56 -88 A

19 Bowling Green .......... 61 -59 WC 23 Mid Tenn St ............... 69 -77 A 30 St. Francis (PA) ......... 77 -62 WCJ 2 Kent State ................. 81 -64 A 5 Fla. International ...... 73 -74 A 9 Eastern Ill.* ......... OT 74 -66 WC 11 Western Illinois* ....... 94 -75 WC 13 Cincinnati ................. 63 -72 WC 16 Northern Illinois* ...... 73 -66 WC 18 Green Bay* ............... 81 -66 WC 23 Youngstown State* ... 88 -48 WC 27 Wright State* ........... 99 -91 A 30 UIC* ......................... 86 -73 AF 1 Valparaiso* .............. 75 -73 A 4 Creighton .................. 69 -60 A 8 Wright State* ...... OT 91 -85 WC 13 Eastern Ill* .......... OT 76 -75 A 15 Western Illinois* ....... 96 -82 A 18 UIC* ......................... 67 -64 WC 20 Valparaiso* .............. 85 -81 WC 22 Youngstown State* ... 96 -78 A 24 Buffalo ..................... 76 -69 A 27 Northern Illinois* ...... 62 -67 AM 1 Green Bay* ............... 63 -61 A

Mid-Continent Tourney (Dayton, Ohio) 7 Western Illinois ......... 64 -53 N 8 UIC ........................... 68 -96 N

F – Anthony Reed (15.6 points/ 3.9 rebounds), Sam Mitchell (16.8/8.0), C – Shawn Fergus (6.2/3.2), G – Gravelle Craig (13.6/4.0), Craig Caldwell (7.0/2.8), Reserves – Greg Allen (3.0/0.9), Juan Hill (5.7/5.1), Reggie Welch (5.0/1.8)


1993-94 Won 14, Lost 15Coach—Mike Boyd

Pre-Season NIT (Amherst, Mass.)N 18 Massachusetts ......... 60 -68 A

29 Michigan .................. 71 -84 AD 4 Saginaw Valley St. .... 74 -67 WC 7 Michigan State ......... 76 -90 WC

Bearcat Invitational (Cincinnati, Ohio) 10 Cincinnati ................. 70 -92 A 11 Boise State ............... 44 -53 N

21 Mid Tenn St ............... 67 -59 WC 23 Kent State ........ 4OT 104 -101 WCJ 5 Wright State* ...... OT 84 -77 A 10 Eastern Illinois* ....... 71 -56 A 15 Milwaukee* .............. 84 -60 WC 17 Green Bay* ............... 56 -78 WC 22 Valparaiso* .............. 74 -87 A 24 UIC* ......................... 74 -103 A 27 Youngstown State* ... 64 -67 A 29 Western Illinois* ....... 54 -64 WC 31 Northern Illinois* ...... 59 -75 WCF 5 Milwaukee* .............. 97 -75 A 7 Green Bay* ............... 62 -83 A 12 Wright State* ........... 68 -69 WC 14 Eastern Illinois* ....... 81 -75 WC 19 Western Illinois* ....... 85 -68 A 21 Northern Ill.* ....... OT 81 -80 A 24 Youngstown State* ... 77 -72 WC 26 Valparaiso* .............. 76 -83 WC 28 UIC* ......................... 66 -65 WCM 2 Buffalo ..................... 77 -55 WC

Mid-Continent Tourney (Chicago, Ill.) 6 Wright State ............. 70 -67 N 7 Green Bay ................. 63 -93 N

F – Juan Hill (9.0 points/8.3 rebounds), Malcolm Sims (11.6/4.6), C – Sam Mitchell (16.9/8.4), G – Craig Caldwell (10.1/2.7), Derrick Zeigler (4.4/3.9), Reserves – Reggie Welch (11.1/3.3), Joe Rey (9.2/3.3)


1994-95 Won 10, Lost 17Coach—Mike BoydN 26 Hillsdale ................... 87 -78 WCD 3 IPFW ......................... 97 -76 WC 5 Southern Utah St. ..... 82 -87 A 8 Akron ........................ 57 -66 A 12 Michigan State ......... 68 -111 A

Rock-N-Roll Shootout (Cleveland, Ohio)


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17 Ohio State ................. 75 -73 QLA

19 Prairie View A&M ...... 92 -69 WC 22 Kent State ................. 84 -70 A

ASU Tribune Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) 28 Vanderbilt ................. 64 -93 N 29 Pacific ...................... 85 -94 N

J 5 Xavier* ..................... 69 -84 WC 7 Wright State* ........... 74 -82 WC 9 Green Bay* ............... 58 -70 A 14 Detroit* .................... 56 -70 A 19 LaSalle* ................... 67 -76 A 21 Butler* ..................... 78 -81 WC 26 Northern Illinois* ...... 64 -62 WC 28 UIC* ......................... 72 -87 A 30 So. Utah St. ......... OT 70 -65 WCF 2 Xavier* ..................... 75 -93 A 6 Cal Poly-SLO ............. 70 -64 A 9 Milwaukee* .............. 87 -64 A 11 Detroit* .................... 66 -80 WC 16 LaSalle* ................... 81 -78 WC 19 Wright State* ........... 60 -78 A 22 Loyola* ..................... 73 -75 WC

MCC Tourney (Dayton, Ohio)M 3 Wright State ............. 81 -88 A

F – Malcolm Sims (10.9 points/ 3.6 rebounds), Jamal Jackson (16.4/8.1), C – Juan Hill (8.9/6.4), G – Craig Caldwell (10.8/2.7/4.5 apg), Derrick Zeigler (5.9/3.7), Reserves – Joe Rey (9.4/2.3/2.4 apg), Keith Roberson (6.0/4.0)

* - Midwestern Collegiate Game (3-11)

1995-96 Won 5, Lost 21Coach—Mike BoydN 25 Iona .......................... 65 -62 WC 27 Alcorn State .............. 62 -76 AD 2 Ohio State ................. 52 -75 A 4 Akron ........................ 52 -77 WC 12 Youngstown State ..... 49 -59 A

Rock-N-Roll Shootout (Cleveland, Ohio) 16 Dayton ...................... 60 -68 QLA

18 Michigan .................. 55 -84 A 23 Toledo ....................... 44 -71 WCJ 4 Milwaukee* .............. 55 -73 A 6 Green Bay* ............... 57 -71 A 11 UIC* ......................... 83 -69 WC 13 Wright State* ........... 83 -68 WC 18 Northern Illinois* ...... 62 -76 A 20 Detroit* .................... 48 -47 WC 25 Butler* ..................... 56 -71 A 27 Loyola* ..................... 71 -81 WC 30 Alcorn State .............. 58 -56 WCF 1 Green Bay* ............... 48 -74 WC 3 Detroit* .................... 74 -103 A 8 Milwaukee* .............. 84 -97 WC 10 Butler* ..................... 68 -76 WC 14 Wright State* ........... 54 -65 A 17 Loyola* ..................... 58 -100 A 19 Cal Poly-SLO ............. 67 -84 WC 22 Northern Illinois* ...... 53 -61 WC 24 UIC* ......................... 69 -73 A

F – Derrick Zeigler (11.2 points/ 6.2 rebounds), Leonidas Skoutaris (8.9/3.3), C – Eric Nichelson (11.5/4.7), G – Joe Rey (8.8/2.8/2.5 apg), Elwyn McRoy (4.5/1.8), Reserves – Keith Roberson (5.9/5.6), Corey Robinson (7.7/2.9)


1996-97 Won 9, Lost 19Coach—Rollie MassiminoN 23 Georgetown ............... 67 -77 WC 25 Akron ........................ 71 -63 A 30 Michigan .................. 74 -80 WCD 3 Michigan State ......... 78 -83 A 7 Wichita State ............ 70 -72 A 14 Oregon ...................... 65 -88 A 17 Youngstown State ..... 69 -61 WC 23 Toledo ....................... 50 -75 A 30 Colorado State .......... 67 -71 WCJ 2 Butler* ..................... 60 -79 WC 4 Wright State* ........... 79 -76 WC 9 Green Bay* ............... 56 -72 A 11 Milwaukee* .............. 74 -67 A 15 Iona .......................... 63 -98 A

18 Loyola* ..................... 66 -68 WC 20 Northern Illinois* ...... 75 -67 WC 23 Detroit* .................... 72 -80 WC 25 UIC* ......................... 60 -62 A 30 Butler* ..................... 47 -84 AF 1 Wright State* ...... OT 74 -71 A 6 Green Bay* ............... 57 -48 WC 8 Milwaukee* .............. 56 -54 WC 13 Northern Illinois* ...... 64 -80 A 15 Loyola* ..................... 61 -72 A 19 Detroit* .................... 60 -68 A 22 UIC* ......................... 67 -75 WC

MCC Tourney (Dayton, Ohio)M 1 Detroit ...................... 67 -63 N 2 UIC ........................... 42 -64 N

F – Michael Bowens (9.4 points/ 5.9 rebounds), Derrick Zeigler (8.6/5.3), C – Eric Nichelson (8.3/4.4), G – Malcolm Sims (14.1/4.5/3.8 apg), James Madison (12.6/2.7), Reserves – Leonidas Skoutaris (3.9/1.5), Christopher Dames (3.4/2.4)


1997-98 Won 12, Lost 15Coach—Rollie MassiminoN 17 UAB .......................... 58 -74 WC 19 Michigan .................. 59 -77 A 25 Georgetown ............... 56 -78 AD 2 Kent State ................. 75 -74 A 6 Michigan State ......... 54 -85 WC 13 Colorado State .......... 62 -69 A 17 Akron ........................ 78 -67 WC 22 Tulsa ......................... 59 -55 WC 29 Providence ................ 60 -72 A 31 Brown ....................... 59 -47 WCJ 3 Wichita State ....... OT 64 -63 WC 5 Milwaukee* .............. 70 -47 WC 9 UIC* ......................... 67 -83 A 12 Loyola* ..................... 68 -75 A 15 Butler* ..................... 67 -62 WC 17 Wright State* ........... 85 -67 WC 24 Detroit* .................... 70 -84 A 29 Green Bay* ............... 63 -75 A 31 Milwaukee* .............. 78 -81 AF 1 Dayton ...................... 79 -78 A 5 Green Bay* ............... 39 -66 WC 7 Loyola* ..................... 75 -65 WC 12 Wright State* ........... 71 -67 A 14 Butler* ..................... 44 -58 A 19 UIC* ......................... 72 -96 WC 21 Detroit* .................... 60 -57 WC

MCC Tourney (Green Bay, Wis.) 28 Green Bay ................. 53 -82 A

F – Michael Bowens (10.4 points/5.8 rebounds), JoVonn Jefferson (4.9/2.8), C – Carter Arnett (6.2/5.7), G – James Madison (15.3/2.8), Theo Dixon (10.8/4.0), Reserve – Steve Bowie (6.4/5.3)


1998-99 Won 14, Lost 14Coach—Rollie MassiminoN 14 Stony Brook ............... 94 -65 WC 24 UAB .......................... 58 -89 A 28 Providence ................ 81 -87 WCD 1 Brown ....................... 84 -54 A 8 Ohio .......................... 64 -61 WC 12 Kent State ................. 57 -59 WC 19 Prairie View A&M .... 107 -74 WC 21 Akron ........................ 59 -84 A 23 Sacred Heart ............. 87 -82 WC

Rock-N-Roll Shootout (Cleveland, Ohio) 27 Rhode Island ............ 73 -72 QLA

29 Tulsa ......................... 51 -79 AJ 2 South Florida ............ 69 -67 WC 7 UIC* ......................... 77 -89 WC 9 Loyola* ..................... 79 -72 WC 14 Butler* ..................... 62 -78 A 16 Wright State* ........... 74 -89 A 20 Green Bay* ............... 57 -60 A 23 Detroit* .................... 58 -73 WC 28 Green Bay* ........... OT 67 -71 WC 30 Milwaukee* .............. 72 -68 WCF 4 UIC* ......................... 59 -56 A 6 Loyola* ..................... 58 -60 A 11 Butler* ..................... 73 -62 WC 13 Wright State* ........... 87 -64 WC

16 Milwaukee* .............. 75 -64 A 20 Detroit* .................... 66 -78 A

MCC Tourney (Chicago, Ill.) 27 Loyola ....................... 65 -59 N 28 Detroit ...................... 65 -80 N

F – JoVonn Jefferson (7.1 points/ 4.3 rebounds), Theo Dixon (11.0/5.8), C – Ricardo Crumble (7.3/4.4), G – Melvin McKey (6.8/3.4 apg), James Madison (15.0/2.9), Reserves – Steve Bowie (5.5/3.6), Jamaal Harris (5.7/2.5), Sonny Johnson (8.5/3.5)


1999-00 Won 16, Lost 14Coach—Rollie MassiminoN 20 Ohio .......................... 82 -87 A

Big Island Invitational (Hilo, Hawaii) 26 Cincinnati ................. 56 -91 N 27 Rhode Island ............ 69 -73 N 28 Hawaii-Hilo ............... 77 -74 A

Rock-N-Roll Shootout (Cleveland, Ohio)D 4 Bowling Green .......... 86 -91 QLA

7 Akron ........................ 72 -79 WC 11 Sacred Heart ............. 92 -76 A 14 Prairie View A&M .... 113 -55 WC 18 Dayton ...................... 75 -60 WC 20 Oakland .................... 81 -67 WC 27 Temple ...................... 66 -79 WC 30 St. Bonaventure ........ 69 -71 AJ 6 Loyola* ..................... 70 -68 A 8 UIC* .................... OT 91 -89 A 10 Sacred Heart ............. 80 -50 WC 13 Butler* ..................... 53 -45 WC 15 Wright State* ........... 69 -55 WC 17 South Florida ....... OT 81 -86 A 22 Detroit* .................... 68 -71 A 27 Green Bay* ............... 72 -59 A 29 Milwaukee* ......... OT 109 -105 AF 3 UIC* ......................... 85 -73 WC 5 Loyola* ..................... 69 -60 WC 10 Wright State* ........... 88 -91 A 12 Butler* ..................... 54 -81 A 16 Stony Brook ............... 79 -60 A 19 Detroit* .................... 81 -69 WC 24 Milwaukee* .............. 67 -70 WC 26 Green Bay* ............... 57 -60 WC

MCC Tourney (Chicago, Ill.)M 4 UIC ........................... 54 -70 A

F – Doc Taylor (6.2/3.4), Sonny Johnson (11.9/4.6), C – Kevin Ross (5.7/5.7), G – James Madison (13.0/2.7), Damon Stringer (19.1/2.9/3.6 apg), Reserves – Jamaal Har-ris (7.8/2.4), Tahric Gosley (3.8/2.9)

* - Midwestern Collegiate Game (9-5)2000-01 Won 19, Lost 13Coach—Rollie MassiminoN 17 Vermont .................... 68 -53 WC 19 Yale .......................... 80 -70 WC

Energia Systems Thanksgiving Tourney (Kansas City, Mo.)

24 Creighton .................. 59 -66 N 25 UMKC ........................ 57 -55 A 26 SE Missouri ............... 71 -72 N

D 2 Siena ........................ 79 -84 A 5 California ................. 54 -62 A 9 Oakland .................... 87 -73 A 19 Florida State ...... 2OT 87 -85 WC 21 Akron ........................ 80 -82 A 23 Temple ...................... 46 -73 A

Islander Classic (Corpus Christi, Texas) 28 Winthrop ................... 60 -53 N 29 Texas A&M-CC .......... 81 -77 A

J 4 Loyola* ..................... 73 -70 WC 6 UIC* ......................... 71 -62 WC 8 Stony Brook ............... 70 -53 WC 11 Butler* ..................... 52 -65 A 13 Wright State* ........... 58 -67 A 16 St. Bonaventure ........ 61 -64 WC 20 Detroit * ................... 69 -67 WC 25 Green Bay* ............... 76 -72 WC 27 Milwaukee* .............. 57 -34 WC

F 1 UIC* .................... OT 65 -64 A 3 Loyola* ..................... 80 -77 A 5 Texas A&M-CC .......... 81 -75 WC 8 Wright State* ........... 77 -60 WC 10 Butler * .................... 56 -59 WC 18 Detroit* .................... 63 -75 A 22 Milwaukee* .............. 68 -86 A 24 Green Bay* ............... 63 -60 A

MCC Tourney (Fairborn, Ohio)M 3 UIC ........................... 62 -61 N 4 Detroit ...................... 81 -91 N

F – Andre Williams (4.2 points/4.9 rebounds), Theo Dixon (18.0/4.8), C – Kevin Ross (5.3/6.4), G – Jamaal Harris (15.3/3.3), Jermaine Robinson (10.6/2.8/2.8 apg), Reserves – Doc Taylor (6.5/4.4), Tahric Gosley (6.5/4.8), Anthony Jackson (2.6/2.9)


2001-02 Won 12, Lost 16Coach—Rollie MassiminoN 16 IUPUI ........................ 65 -82 A 20 St. Bonaventure ........ 64 -79 WC 24 Vermont .................... 72 -69 AD 1 Siena ........................ 83 -66 WC 4 Stony Brook ............... 56 -64 A 15 Akron ........................ 79 -66 WC 19 Florida State ............. 63 -76 A 22 Prairie View A&M ...... 90 -53 WC 27 Duquesne ................. 82 -64 WC

Rock-N-Roll Shootout (Cleveland, Ohio) 29 Kent State ................. 62 -66 QLA

31 Norfolk State ............. 79 -69 WCJ 3 Loyola* ..................... 63 -87 A 5 UIC* ......................... 83 -69 A 7 Butler* ..................... 45 -62 WC 10 Youngstown State* ... 71 -58 WC 14 Wright State* ........... 64 -68 WC 19 Detroit* .................... 50 -53 A 24 Milwaukee* .............. 69 -78 A 26 Green Bay* ............... 50 -61 A 31 Loyola* ..................... 81 -60 WCF 2 UIC* ......................... 76 -70 WC 7 Wright State* ........... 72 -87 A 9 Butler ....................... 45 -70 A 14 Youngstown State* ... 58 -48 A 16 Detroit* .................... 62 -72 WC 21 Milwaukee* .............. 69 -67 WC 23 Green Bay* ............... 66 -74 WC

Horizon League Tourney (Cleveland, Ohio)M 2 Detroit ..................... 63 -67 WC

F – Theo Dixon (14.7 points/ 6.0 rebounds), Andre Williams (7.1/5.0), C – Tahric Gosley (7.5/5.1), G – Jamaal Harris (15.5/4.0), Jermaine Robinson (8.1/2.3/2.9 apg), Reserves – Pape Badiane (5.9/1.8), Walt Chavis (1.9/2.6 apg)

* - Horizon League Game (6-10)

2002-03 Won 8, Lost 22Coach—Rollie Massimino

Dell BCA Invitational (Fort Collins, Colo.)N 16 Florida Atlantic ......... 66 -71 N 18 IPFW ......................... 78 -71 N 19 Colorado State .......... 63 -77 A 27 Duquesne ................. 74 -67 A 30 California ............ OT 64 -73 WCD 4 Akron ........................ 68 -65 A 6 MD-Eastern Shore ..... 81 -61 WC 8 Michigan State ......... 47 -79 A 14 Kent State ................. 68 -91 WC 18 IUPUI ........................ 74 -90 WC 21 Boston University ...... 70 -56 WC

Rock-N-Roll Shootout (Cleveland, Ohio) 28 Bowling Green .......... 72 -80 QLAJ 2 Green Bay* ............... 66 -55 WC 4 Milwaukee* .............. 58 -70 WC 9 Youngstown State* ... 55 -57 A 11 Wright State* ........... 55 -52 WC 16 UIC* ......................... 63 -69 A 18 Loyola* ..................... 65 -77 A 25 Detroit* .................... 51 -70 WC 28 St. Bonaventure # ..... 67 -81 A

F 1 Butler* ..................... 57 -73 A 6 Green Bay* ............... 56 -89 A 8 Milwaukee* .............. 69 -86 A 13 Youngstown State* ... 86 -76 WC 15 Wright State* ........... 63 -76 A 20 UIC* ......................... 74 -87 WC 22 Loyola* ..................... 72 -77 WC 24 Butler* .............. 2OT 75 -79 WCM 1 Detroit* .................... 55 -72 A

Horizon League Tourney (Chicago, Ill.) 4 Loyola ....................... 57 -69 N

F – Tahric Gosley (9.0 points/ 6.3 rebounds), Andre Williams (6.7/5.3), C – Pape Badi-ane (6.5/5.3), G – Walt Chavis (4.1/4.9 apg), Jermaine Robinson (10.5/3.0 apg) Reserves – Modibo Niakate (11.9/3.5), Percell Coles (11.6/1.6), Jonathan Burge (8.4/2.3)


2003-04 Won 4, Lost 25Coach—Mike Garland

N 22 Central State ............ 76 -63 WC 25 Florida A&M .............. 97 -88 A 29 North Carolina .......... 76 -82 WCD 3 Penn State ................ 62 -73 A 6 Utah Valley State ...... 66 -48 WC 13 Norfolk State ............. 64 -52 A 17 Kent State ................. 66 -116 A 20 Akron ........................ 59 -61 WC 22 Boston University ...... 62 -64 A

Islander Classic (Corpus Christi, Texas) 29 Georgia Southern ...... 64 -79 N 30 Drake ........................ 80 -83 N

J 3 Green Bay* ............... 69 -70 A 5 Loyola* ..................... 83 -90 WC 8 Wright State* ........... 72 -78 WC 10 Youngstown State* ... 82 -86 A 17 UIC* ......................... 68 -83 A 19 Detroit* .................... 53 -75 WC 22 Milwaukee* .............. 64 -78 WC 24 Youngstown State* ... 59 -61 WC 29 Butler* ..................... 43 -61 A 31 Wright State* ........... 56 -72 AF 5 Green Bay* ............... 58 -60 WC 7 Detroit* .................... 55 -77 A 12 Butler* ..................... 56 -57 WC 14 UIC* ......................... 56 -67 WC

BracketBuster Saturday (Cleveland, Ohio) 21 Eastern Michigan ..... 66 -87 WC

26 Loyola* ..................... 59 -70 A 28 Milwaukee* .............. 63 -88 A

Horizon Tourney (Detroit, Mich.)M 2 Detroit ...................... 36 -62 A

F – Jermaine Robinson (19.6 points/ 4.7 rebounds), Omari Westley (14.8/8.6), C – Pape Badiane (7.3/5.7), G – Walt Chavis (5.6/ 3.7 apg), Victor Morris (6.2/2.2 apg) Reserves – Percell Coles (10.2/1.5), Patrick Tatham (3.8/4.7), Luke Murphy (2.3/2.0), Amadou Koundoul (1.8/1.9)



N 20 Hillsdale ................... 73 -64 WC 27 Norfolk State ............. 79 -47 WCD 2 Clarion ...................... 91 -73 WC 8 Akron ........................ 75 -79 A 11 Kent State ................. 68 -71 WC 18 Utah Valley State ...... 65 -72 A 23 Eastern Michigan ..... 76 -89 A 30 North Carolina .......... 64 -107 AJ 3 Loyola* ..................... 55 -70 A 6 Wright State* ........... 57 -73 A 8 Youngstown State* ... 78 -62 WC 11 Green Bay* ............... 76 -81 A 15 UIC* ......................... 57 -74 A 20 Milwaukee* .............. 65 -85 A 22 Youngstown State* ... 78 -77 A 27 Butler* ..................... 77 -57 WC 29 Wright State* ........... 67 -53 WCF 3 Green Bay* ............... 62 -69 WC


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5 Detroit* .................... 69 -62 WC 10 Butler* ..................... 65 -56 A 12 UIC* ......................... 66 -73 WC 16 Detroit* .................... 52 -67 A

BracketBuster Saturday (Mt. Pleasant, MI) 19 Central Michigan ...... 70 -79 A

23 Loyola* ..................... 63 -67 WC 26 Milwaukee* .............. 59 -81 WC

Horizon League Tourney (Chicago, Ill.)M 1 UIC ........................... 65 -84 A

F – Raheem Moss (12.8 points/3.5 rebounds), Omari Westley (17.1/8.3), C – Patrick Tatham (8.8/5.1), G – Walt Chavis (4.8/4.2 apg), Mike Redell (6.2/3.4 apg) Reserves – Modibo Niakate (9/7/2.0), Steve Gansey (5.3/1.7), Frashon McGee (5.3/3.6), Victor Morris (5.1/1.5), Justin Henderson (4.2/2.3)



N 19 Florida A&M .............. 66 -68 WC 22 North Carolina .......... 55 -112 A 26 Rochester College ..... 76 -43 WG 30 Central Michigan ...... 56 -43 WCD 3 Kent State ................. 68 -83 A 10 Albany ...................... 65 -78 WC 16 Michigan State ......... 75 -83 A 20 Utah Valley St. ..... OT 70 -69 WC 22 John Caroll ................ 84 -53 WC 29 Loyola* ..................... 60 -77 WCJ 2 Milwaukee* .............. 68 -75 A 5 Wright State* ........... 55 -58 WC 12 Detroit* ............... OT 59 -53 WC 14 Youngstown State* ... 63 -50 A 16 Akron ........................ 50 -62 WC 19 UIC* ......................... 87 -83 A 21 Green Bay* ............... 66 -63 A 25 Butler* ..................... 51 -55 WC 28 Youngstown State* ... 63 -68 WCF 2 Detroit* .................... 73 -84 A 4 Loyola* ..................... 75 -81 A 8 Butler* ..................... 49 -78 A 11 Milwaukee* .............. 57 -86 WC 15 Wright State* ........... 63 -56 A

BracketBuster Saturday (Cleveland, Ohio) 18 Delaware .................. 52 -40 WC

22 UIC* .................... OT 67 -72 WC 25 Green Bay* ............... 72 -76 WC

Horizon League Tourney (Detroit, Mich.) 28 Detroit ...................... 58 -92 A

F – Patrick Tatham (7.6 points/6.0 rebounds), J’Nathan Bullock (11.3/4.5), C – Ije Nwankwo(11.0/5.2), G – Carlos English (8.1/4.6 apg), Raheem Moss (10.0/3.3) Reserves – Victor Morris (7.6/2.7), Frashon McGee (4.5/5.0), Steve Gansey (3.8/0.9), Justin Henderson (1.8/1.6), Renard Fields (1.3/1.3)


2006-07 Won 10, Lost 21Coach—Gary Waters

N 11 George Mason ........... 74 -79 WC 13 Notre Dame (OH) ....... 88 -62 WC

America’s Youth Classic (Evansville, Ind.) 17 Buffalo ..................... 73 -77 N 18 Evansville ................. 49 -63 A 19 Miami (Fla.) .............. 78 -67 N 22 John Carroll .............. 84 -65 WC 26 Delaware .................. 59 -53 A 29 Kent State ................. 66 -59 WCD 2 Butler* ..................... 45 -70 A 5 Kansas State ............ 60 -93 A 9 Ohio State ................. 57 -78 A 17 Central Michigan ....2OT 76 -78 A 19 Chicago State ..... OT 77 -82 WC 27 UIC* ......................... 62 -72 WC 30 West Virginia Tech .... 73 -52 WCJ 4 Loyola* ..................... 55 -66 A 6 Green Bay* ............... 53 -65 A

11 Milwaukee* .............. 48 -60 WC 13 Detroit* .................... 63 -61 WC 18 Wright State* ........... 67 -78 WC 20 Youngstown State* ... 63 -68 A 27 UIC* ......................... 60 -55 A 29 Milwaukee* ......... OT 56 -57 AF 1 Loyola* ..................... 57 -61 WC 3 Green Bay* ............... 66 -79 WC 8 Butler* ..................... 50 -92 WC 14 Wright State* ........... 55 -68 A

ESPNU BracketBusters (Northridge, Calif.) 17 Cal St. Northridge ..... 85 -76 A

21 Detroit* ................... 48 -60 A 24 Youngstown State* ... 68 -55 WC

Horizon League Tourney (Green Bay, Wis.) 27 Green Bay ................. 59 -78 A

F – Raheem Moss (10.6 points/4.2 rebounds), J’Nathan Bullock (13.5/6.5), C – Patrick Tatham (5.6, 4.8), G – Carlos English (8.6, 4.1 apg), Joe Davis (9.2, 2.0) Reserves – Victor Morris (7.5, 2.5), Bahaadar Russell (6.9, 1.7), Kevin Francis (6.2, 4.4), Breyohn Watson (2.3, 1.0), Renard Fields (2.0, 2.9), Tristan Crawford (1.6, 1.3)


Glenn Wilkes Classic (Tampa, Fla.)N 9 South Florida ............ 73 -70 A 13 George Mason ........... 47 -56 A

Glenn Wilkes Classic (Daytona Beach, Fla.) 16 Georgia Southern ...... 70 -72 N 17 Florida State ............. 69 -66 N 18 Florida Atlantic ......... 76 -66 N

24 John Carroll .............. 67 -57 WC 28 Cal State Northridge . 68 -78 WCD 1 Geneva ................... 107 -51 WC 4 Chicago State ........... 77 -73 A 8 Youngstown State* ... 77 -54 H

McLendon Scholarship Classic(Cleveland, Ohio)

18 Ohio State ................. 63 -80 QLA

22 Central Michigan ...... 86 -70 WC 29 Kent State ................. 69 -84 AJ 3 Loyola* ..................... 63 -55 WC 5 UIC* ......................... 68 -51 WC 10 Detroit* .................... 74 -64 A 12 Wright State* ........... 65 -63 A 17 Butler* ..................... 56 -52 WC 19 Valparaiso* .............. 69 -63 WC 24 Green Bay* ............... 50 -59 A 26 Milwaukee* .............. 71 -79 A 31 UIC* ......................... 68 -74 AF 2 Loyola* ..................... 53 -65 A 7 Wright State* ........... 49 -55 WC 9 Detroit* .................... 60 -56 WC 11 Green Bay* ............... 81 -64 WC 14 Valparaiso* .............. 71 -58 A 16 Butler* ..................... 46 -51 A 20 Milwaukee* .............. 74 -64 WC

O’Reilly ESPNU BracketBusters(Cleveland, Ohio)

23 Marist ....................... 59 -44 WC

M 1 Youngstown State* ... 65 -58 A

Horizon League Tourney (Indianapolis, Ind.) 8 Valparaiso ................ 78 -73 N 11 Butler ....................... 55 -70 A

NIT First Round (Dayton, Ohio) 19 Dayton ...................... 57 -66 A

F – J’Nathan Bullock (14.8 points, 6.6 rebounds), George Tandy (4.2, 4.2) C – Chris Moore (4.9, 2.7), G – Cedric Jackson (13.9, 4.9, 4.9 apg), Breyohn Watson (5.2, 2.0) Reserves – Joe Davis (8.4, 1.5), Norris Cole (4.9, 1.4), D’Aundray Brown (4.9, 3.7), Kevin Francis (4.3, 3.9), Renard Fields (2.1, 1.5).



N 15 Oakland .................... 58 -55 WCCBE Classic (Seattle, Wash.)

18 Washington .............. 63 -78 A


22 Kansas State ............ 59 -69 WC

CBE Classic (Miami, Fla.) 24 Saint Leo .................. 72 -62 N 25 Toledo ....................... 77 -56 N 26 Florida International . 66 -58 A

D 2 Valparaiso* .............. 66 -42 WC 4 Butler* ..................... 48 -50 WC 6 West Virginia ............ 43 -53 A 13 Marist ....................... 66 -47 A 15 Syracuse ................... 72 -69 A 20 La Roche ................... 72 -46 WC 23 Kent State ................. 67 -41 WC 27 Notre Dame College .. 91 -40 WC 30 Wright State* ........... 62 -71 AJ 3 Detroit* .................... 53 -44 A 8 Loyola* ..................... 76 -50 WC 10 UIC* ......................... 79 -69 WC 15 Green Bay* ............... 65 -80 A 17 Milwaukee* .............. 75 -77 A 23 Youngstown State* ... 60 -64 A 29 Detroit* .................... 66 -49 WC 31 Wright State* ........... 59 -50 WCF 5 UIC* ......................... 66 -63 A 7 Loyola* ..................... 83 -70 A 12 Milwaukee* .............. 70 -61 WC 14 Green Bay* ............... 83 -75 WC 18 Youngstown State* ... 58 -54 WC

O’Reilly ESPNU BracketBusters(Wichita, Kan.)

21 Wichita State ............ 59 -70 A

26 Valparaiso* .............. 71 -64 A 28 Butler* ..................... 56 -58 A

Horizon League Tourney (Cleveland, Ohio)M 3 Detroit ...................... 56 -43 WC

Horizon League Tourney (Indianapolis, Ind.) 6 UIC ........................... 67 -64 N 7 Green Bay ................. 73 -67 N 10 Butler ....................... 57 -54 A

NCAA Indianapolis Regional1st & 2nd Rounds (Miami, Fla.)

20 Wake Forest .............. 84 -69 N 22 Arizona ..................... 57 -71 N

F – J’Nathan Bullock (15.2 points, 7.1 rebounds), D’Aundray Brown (7.4, 5.7) C – Chris Moore (5.2, 3.0), G – Cedric Jackson (10.9, 5.8, 5.4 apg), Norris Cole (13.3, 2.5) Reserves – George Tandy (5.7, 5.1), Trevon Harmon (5.2, 1.2), Jeremy Montgomery (4.0, 0.8), Renard Fields (1.0, 1.0), Josh McCoy (0.9, 1.0).



N 13 St. Bonaventure ........ 62 -72 A 16 Wilmington ............... 99 -74 WC

Cancun Challenge (Cancun, Mexico) 19 Florida A&M .............. 78 -64 WC 21 Sam Houston State ... 80 -65 WC 24 Kentucky ................... 49 -73 N 25 Virginia ..................... 65 -76 N

28 Wichita State ............ 54 -69 WCD 3 Wright State* ........... 64 -73 A 5 Detroit* .................... 62 -69 A 12 Wilberforce ............. 113 -61 WG 15 Robert Morris ............ 70 -78 WC


19 West Virginia ............ 78 -80 WC

22 Ohio State ................. 59 -72 A 29 Kansas State ............ 56 -85 AJ 2 Youngstown State* ... 70 -48 A 7 Loyola* ..................... 62 -57 WC

9 UIC* ......................... 70 -63 WC 14 Butler* ..................... 55 -64 A 16 Valparaiso* .............. 71 -78 A 22 Green Bay* ............... 64 -50 WC 24 Milwaukee* .............. 73 -72 WC 30 Youngstown State* ... 77 -69 WCF 4 UIC* ......................... 74 -63 A 6 Loyola* ..................... 59 -56 A 11 Valparaiso* .............. 80 -71 WC 13 Butler* ..................... 59 -70 WC 16 Green Bay* ............... 57 -74 A 18 Milwaukee* .............. 59 -69 A

O’Reilly ESPNU BracketBusters(Cleveland, Ohio)

20 Toledo ....................... 87 -63 WC

25 Detroit* .................... 54 -65 WC 27 Wright State* ........... 68 -63 WC

Horizon League Tourney (Cleveland, Ohio)M 2 Loyola ....................... 80 -66 WC

Horizon League Tourney (Indianapolis, Ind.) 5 Milwaukee ................ 75 -82 N

F – D’Aundray Brown (8.6, 5.6) C – Aaron Pogue (6.3, 5.4), G – Norris Cole (16.3, 2.8, 4.4 apg), Trevon Harmon (10.5, 2.4), Jeremy Montgomery (12.8, 1.9, 2.3) Reserves – Jared Cunningham (5.2, 2.6), Lance James (3.9, 1.6), Tim Kamczyc (3.7, 2.6), Charlie Woods (1.8, 0.8), Anthony Wells (1.4, 1.0), Joe Latas (0.9, 0.9).



World Vision Classic(Cleveland, Ohio)

N 12 Bryant ....................... 71 -57 WC 13 Iona .......................... 78 -68 WC 14 Kent State ................. 69 -66 WC 15 Urbana ..................... 83 -49 WC

19 at UL-Lafayette ......... 60 -55 A 24 at Akron .................... 64 -51 A 27 St. Bonaventure ........ 69 -51 WC 29 Robert Morris ............ 58 -53 WCD 2 Green Bay* ............... 83 -75 A 4 Milwaukee* .............. 82 -59 A 7 West Virginia Tech .... 94 -62 WC 11 Sam Houston St. ....... 74 -62 A 18 West Virginia ............ 63 -74 A 22 South Florida ............ 69 -62 WC 30 Loyola* ..................... 73 -55 WCJ 1 UIC* ......................... 83 -59 WC 7 Butler* ..................... 56 -79 A 9 Valparaiso ................ 58 -64 A 15 Youngstown State* ... 61 -51 A 20 Detroit* .................... 81 -69 WC 22 Wright State* ........... 65 -46 WC 27 UIC* ......................... 63 -49 A 29 Loyola* ..................... 81 -70 AF 3 Valparaiso* .............. 76 -65 WC 5 Butler* ..................... 61 -73 WC 7 Detroit* .................... 78 -81 A 12 Youngstown State* ... 86 -76 WC 16 Wright State* ........... 74 -72 A

ESPNU BracketBusters(Norfolk, Va.)

20 Old Dominion ............ 63 -74 A

24 Milwaukee* .............. 83 -87 WC 26 Green Bay* ............... 64 -57 WC

Horizon League Tourney (Cleveland, Ohio)M 1 UIC ........................... 73 -61 WC

Horizon League Tourney (Milwaukee, Wis.) 4 Wright State ............. 73 -59 N 5 Butler ....................... 68 -76 N

NIT 1st & 2nd Rounds (Cleveland, Ohio) 15 Vermont .................... 63 -60 H 19 College of Charleston . 56 -64 H

F – Tim Kamczyc (5.9, 3.7) C – Aaron Pogue (8.2, 6.1), G – Norris Cole (21.7, 5.8 5.3 apg), Trevon Harmon (13.2, 4.0), Jeremy

Montgomery (11.6, 2.6) Reserves – Devon Long (2.0, 0.9), Joe Latas (1.9, 1.9), Josh McCoy (4.4, 2.6), Luda Ndaye (1.1, 1.5), Charlie Woods (2.6, 2.5)



Ticket City Legends Classic(Nashville, Tenn.)

N 13 at Vanderbilt............. 71 -58 A 15 Rio Grande ................ 86 -57 WC 18 St. Bonaventure ........ 67 -64 WC 22 at Kent State ............ 57 -53 A

Ticket City Legends Classic(Kingston, R.I.)

25 Boston University ...... 63 -62 N 26 Hofstra ..................... 53 -63 N 27 Rhode Island ............ 67 -45 A

D 1 Wright State * .......... 45 -43 A 3 Detroit * ................... 66 -61 A 8 Robert Morris ............ 62 -58 A 10 Akron ........................ 69 -66 H 19 South Florida ............ 55 -70 A 22 Sam Houston State ... 63 -45 H 28 Toledo ....................... 72 -64 A 31 Youngstown State * .. 67 -73 AJ 5 UIC * ........................ 73 -56 H 7 Loyola * .................... 69 -48 H 13 Butler * .................... 76 -69 A 15 Valparaiso * ............. 66 -72 A 20 Green Bay * .............. 78 -68 H 22 Milwaukee * ............. 83 -57 H 28 Youngstwn State * .... 67 -47 AF 3 Loyola * .................... 65 -47 A 5 UIC * ........................ 70 -42 A 9 Valparaiso * ............. 41 -59 H 11 Butler * .................... 49 -52 A 14 Milwaukee * ............. 84 -86 A

ESPNU BracketBusters 18 Drexel ....................... 49 -69 H

21 Green Bay * .............. 67 -71 A 23 Detroit * ................... 77 -64 H 25 Wright State * .......... 77 -55 H

Horizon League TourneyValparaiso, Ind.

M 3 Detroit ...................... 58 -63 N

NIT 1st Rounds 13 Stanford ................... 65 -76 A

F – Tim Kamczyc (9.1, 3.9), D’Aundray Brown (10.8, 4.5) C – Aaron Pogue (5.7, 4.5), G – Trey Harmon (12.6, 2.6), Jeremy Montgomery (10.9, 3.1 apg) Reserves – Sebastian Douglas (2.9, 2.0), Anton Grady (8.5, 6.4), Charlie Lee (4.1, 2.2 apg), Devon Long (1.2, 1.0), Marlin Mason (3.7, 2.6), Luda Ndaye (1.3, 1.3), Ike Nwamu (2.1, 0.6).


# - Later forfeited to CSU

GymsBH - Bedford High SchoolCA - Cleveland ArenaCL - Cathedral Latin High SchoolCT - Case TechnicalEH - Euclid High SchoolFR - Fairfax Recreation CenterH - Lakewood High SchoolPH - Cleveland Public HallQLA - Quicken Loans ArenaLSI - St. Ignatius High SchoolSS - St. StanislausTC - Cuyahoga Community CollegeWC - Wolstein CenterWG - Woodling GymWR - Western Reserve University


2 0 1 2 - 1 3 V i k i n g s

As Fenn College (1929-65)

Season Overall Home Away Neut Head Coach1929-30 5 -5 3 -2 2 -3 0 -0 Homer Woodling1930-31 8 -7 6 -3 2 -4 0 -0 Homer Woodling1931-32 7 -7 5 -5 2 -2 0 -0 Homer Woodling1932-33 4 -6 3 -5 1 -1 0 -0 Homer Woodling1933-34 5 -11 3 -7 2 -4 0 -0 Homer Woodling1934-35 5 -12 3 -6 2 -6 0 -0 Homer Woodling1935-36 4 -11 3 -4 1 -7 0 -0 Homer Woodling1936-37 8 -9 5 -4 3 -5 0 -0 Homer Woodling1937-38 6 -10 4 -3 2 -7 0 -0 Homer Woodling1938-39 3 -13 3 -5 0 -8 0 -0 Homer Woodling1939-40 4 -11 2 -5 2 -6 0 -0 Homer Woodling1940-41 4 -11 3 -5 1 -6 0 -0 Homer Woodling1941-42 2 -12 2 -7 0 -5 0 -0 Bruce Brickley1942-43 0 -13 0 -8 0 -5 0 -0 Aaron Andrews1945-46 1 -8 0 -4 1 -4 0 -0 George McKinnon1946-47 5 -10 2 -5 3 -5 0 -0 George McKinnon1947-48 10 -8 6 -2 4 -6 0 -0 George McKinnon1948-49 4 -14 2 -6 2 -8 0 -0 George McKinnon1949-50 9 -8 7 -1 2 -7 0 -0 George Rung1950-51 6 -11 3 -4 3 -7 0 -0 George Rung1951-52 4 -12 2 -4 2 -8 0 -0 George Rung1952-53 2 -15 2 -4 0 -11 0 -0 Homer Woodling1953-54 1 -18 1 -7 0 -11 0 -0 George Rung1954-55 2 -15 1 -6 1 -9 0 -0 George Rung1955-56 3 -15 3 -6 0 -9 0 -0 George Rung1956-57 3 -15 2 -4 1 -11 0 -0 George Rung1957-58 6 -13 2 -9 4 -4 0 -0 George Rung1958-59 7 -12 2 -6 5 -6 0 -0 Bill Gallagher1959-60 0 -19 0 -9 0 -10 0 -0 Jim Rodriguez1960-61 4 -15 4 -6 0 -9 0 -0 Jim Rodriguez1961-62 6 -13 5 -4 1 -9 0 -0 Jim Rodriguez1962-63 9 -9 5 -3 4 -6 0 -0 Jim Rodriguez1963-64 10 -9 7 -2 3 -7 0 -0 Jim Rodriguez1964-65 10 -9 5 -4 5 -5 0 -0 Jim Rodriguez

34 Years 167 -386 106 -165 61 -221 0 -0

81 seasons of Cleveland state BasketballAs Cleveland State (1965-Present)

Season Overall Home Away Neut Head Coach1965-66 4 -14 3 -6 1 -8 0 -0 Jim Rodriguez1966-67 8 -13 4 -3 4 -9 0 -1 John McLendon1967-68 7 -15 6 -7 1 -8 0 -0 John McLendon1968-69 12 -14 7 -5 4 -9 1 -0 John McLendon1969-70 5 -21 4 -9 1 -10 0 -2 Ray Dieringer1970-71 5 -20 4 -3 1 -17 0 -0 Ray Dieringer1971-72 8 -18 7 -5 1 -13 0 -0 Ray Dieringer1972-73 9 -14 6 -5 3 -9 0 -0 Ray Dieringer1973-74 6 -20 3 -7 2 -13 1 -0 Ray Dieringer1974-75 13 -11 8 -4 5 -7 0 -0 Ray Dieringer1975-76 6 -19 5 -4 1 -13 0 -2 Ray Dieringer1976-77 10 -17 7 -8 3 -9 0 -0 Ray Dieringer1977-78 12 -13 8 -5 4 -6 0 -2 Ray Dieringer1978-79 15 -10 8 -3 7 -6 0 -1 Ray Dieringer1979-80 17 -9 13 -2 4 -7 0 -0 Ray Dieringer1980-81 18 -9 11 -3 7 -6 0 -0 Ray Dieringer1981-82 17 -10 12 -0 4 -10 1 -0 Ray Dieringer

Season Overall Home Away Neut Conf. Finish Head Coach1982-83 8 -20 5 -5 3 -15 0 -0 1 -4 7th Ray Dieringer1983-84 14 -16 11 -7 2 -8 1 -1 4 -10 7th Kevin Mackey1984-85 21 -8 14 -2 7 -6 0 -0 11 -3 1st Kevin Mackey1985-86 29 -4 15 -0 9 -3 5 -1 13 -1 1st Kevin Mackey1986-87 25 -8 12 -2 10 -6 3 -0 10 -4 2nd Kevin Mackey1987-88 22 -8 15 -0 6 -7 1 -1 11 -3 2nd Kevin Mackey1988-89 16 -12 8 -5 8 -6 0 -1 Kevin Mackey1989-90 15 -13 9 -6 6 -7 0 -0 Kevin Mackey1990-91 12 -16 8 -5 3 -9 1 -2 8 -8 T-4th Mike Boyd1991-92 16 -13 7 -8 9 -4 0 -1 7 -9 T-6th Mike Boyd1992-93 22 -6 11 -1 10 -4 1 -1 15 -1 1st Mike Boyd1993-94 14 -15 8 -6 5 -7 1 -2 9 -9 T-4th Mike Boyd1994-95 10 -17 6 -5 3 -10 1 -2 3 -11 9th Mike Boyd1995-96 5 -21 5 -8 0 -12 0 -1 3 -13 9th Mike Boyd1996-97 9 -19 5 -7 3 -11 1 -1 6 -10 T-6th Rollie Massimino1997-98 12 -15 9 -4 3 -11 0 -0 6 -8 T-5th Rollie Massimino1998-99 14 -14 9 -5 3 -8 2 -1 6 -8 5th Rollie Massimino1999-00 16 -14 9 -4 7 -7 0 -3 9 -5 2nd Rollie Massimino2000-01 19 -13 11 -2 6 -8 2 -3 9 -5 3rd Rollie Massimino2001-02 12 -16 9 -6 3 -9 0 -1 6 -10 7th Rollie Massimino2002-03 8 -22 5 -8 2 -12 1 -2 3 -13 9th Rollie Massimino2003-04 4 -25 2 -11 2 -12 0 -2 0 -16 9th Mike Garland2004-05 9 -17 7 -5 2 -12 0 -0 6 -10 8th Mike Garland2005-06 10 -18 6 -10 4 -8 0 -0 6 -10 8th Mike Garland2006-07 10 -21 6 -8 3 -11 1 -1 3 -13 9th Gary Waters2007-08 21 -13 12 -3 6 -9 3 -1 12 -6 2nd Gary Waters2008-09 26 -11 13 -2 8 -8 5 -1 12 -6 3rd Gary Waters2009-10 16 -17 13 -5 3 -9 0 -3 10 -8 4th Gary Waters2010-11 27 -9 17 -3 9 -5 1 -1 13 -5 1st Gary Waters2011-12 22 -11 10 -4 11 -5 1 -2 12 -6 2nd Gary Waters

CSU Totals 636 -679 393 -226 209 -409 34 -42 211 -202 Overall 803 -1065 499 -391 270 -630 34 -43 211 -202


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Year Opponent W/L CSU -Opp2011 Rio Grande W 86 -572010 Bryant W 71 -572009 Wilmington W 99 -742008 Oakland W 58 -552007 John Carroll W 67 -572006 George Mason L 74 -792005 Florida A&M L 66 -682004 Hillsdale W 73 -642003 Central State W 76 -632002 California L 64 -732001 St. Bonaventure L 64 -792000 Vermont W 68 -531999 Akron L 72 -791998 Stony Brook W 94 -651997 UAB L 58 -741996 Georgetown L 67 -771995 Iona W 65 -621994 Hillsdale W 87 -781993 Saginaw Valley State W 74 -671992 Eastern Michigan W 75 -611991 Michigan L 61 -801990 Princeton L 57 -701989 Tiffin W 87 -631988 Clarion * W 93 -471987 Clarion W 88 -441986 Clarion W 135 -611985 Clarion W 105 -651984 Clarion W 105 -651983 Eastern Michigan L 60 -661982 Denison W 70 -531981 Southern W 103 -741980 Ohio Dominican W 78 -511979 John Carroll W 99 -791978 Baldwin Wallace W 75 -581977 John Carroll W 83 -661976 Eastern Michigan L 69 -721975 Tennessee Tech L 74 -771974 Bowling Green L 90 -931973 Detroit L 79 -831972 Marshall L 72 -791971 South Dakota W 94 -851970 Wisconsin-Oshkosh W 69 -681969 Eastern Montana W 91 -811968 Detroit College W 68 -661967 Detroit College L 100 -1061966 Hiram W 86 -701965 Oberlin L 52 -571964 Hiram L 75 -911963 Kenyon W 66 -421962 Thiel W 71 -521961 Kenyon L 55 -631960 Case Tech L 59 -851959 Kenyon L 53 -681958 Clarion L 53 -551957 Kenyon L 45 -701956 Allegheny W 74 -681955 Kenyon L 55 -811954 Case Tech L 70 -92

81 seasons Of Viking Home OpenersYear Opponent W/L CSU -Opp 1953 Kenyon L 58 -721952 Western Reserve L 42 -731951 Kenyon L 57 -581950 Ashland L 61 -641949 Buffalo State W 65 -561948 Kent State-Canton W 64 -431947 John Carroll W 44 -421946 Mount Union L 35 -391945 John Carroll L 39 -451942 Allegheny L 19 -481941 Heidelberg L 25 -441940 Heidelberg L 16 -331939 Heidelberg L 39 -431938 Heidelberg L 38 -44

Fenn College (1929-1964): 9 -25 (.265)

Cleveland State (1965-Present): 29 -17 (.630)

Overall Record: 38 -42 (.475)

2007-08 vs. Florida State W 69 -662006-07 at Central Michigan (2OT) L 76 -78 vs. Chicago State L 77 -82 at Milwaukee L 56 -572005-06 vs. Utah Valley State W 70 -69 vs. Detroit W 59 -53 vs. UIC L 67 -722002-03 vs. California L 64 -73 vs. Butler (2OT) L 75 -792000-01 vs. Florida State (2OT) W 87 -85 at UIC W 65 -641999-00 at UIC W 91 -89 at South Florida L 81 -86 at Milwaukee W 109 -1051998-99 vs. Green Bay L 67 -711997-98 vs. Wichita State W 64 -631996-97 at Wright State W 74 -711994-95 vs. Southern Utah State W 70 -651993-94 vs. Kent State (4OT) W 104 -101 at Wright State W 84 -77 at Northern Illinois W 81 -801992-93 vs. Eastern Illinois W 74 -66 vs. Wright State W 91 -85 at Eastern Illinois W 76 -751991-92 vs. Eastern Illinois L 71 -73 vs. Akron W 80 -771990-91 vs. Northern Iowa L 75 -791989-90 at Middle Tennesse State W 67 -65 vs. Eastern Michigan L 98 -1041988-89 at Green Bay W 73 -75 at Northern Iowa L 98 -991987-88 at Western Illinois W 91 -94 at Green Bay L 74 -86 at Northern Iowa W 81 -86 vs. Illinois State W 83 -891986-87 at Akron L 69 -73 at Va. Commonwealth W 91 -89 at Valparaiso W 81 -79 at Northern Iowa L 79 -81

CsU in Overt ime gamesOverall Record: 40-38 (.513)

Home: 23-18 Away: 15-19 Neutral: 2-1

1984-85 at Eastern Mich. (2OT) L 105 -109 vs. Eastern Illinois W 83 -72 vs. Western Illinois W 78 -691983-84 vs. Eastern Michigan L 60 -66 vs. Northern Iowa W 93 -791982-83 at Kent State (4OT) L 89 -91 vs. Robert Morris L 69 -73 at Niagara L 75 -771981-82 at Akron L 71 -751980-81 at Siena L 76 -791978-79 at Robert Morris L 71 -73 at VMI L 72 -751977-78 at Denver W 78 -751976-77 vs. Ohio L 83 -93 vs. Akron (2OT) * L 81 -821974-75 vs. Bowling Green L 90 -93 at Youngstown State (2OT) W 93 -891973-74 vs. Youngstown State W 99 -931972-73 vs. Wichita State (3OT) W 76 -73 vs. Western Michigan W 67 -591970-71 vs. San Diego (2OT) W 95 -91 at Wayne State (2OT) L 90 -921968-69 vs. Indiana (PA) W 81 -761967-68 vs. Buffalo State (3OT) W 88 -871966-67 at Indiana (PA) L 83 -851964-65 at Case Tech L 65 -701961-62 vs. Bethany L 78 -841958-59 vs. Kenyon (4OT) W 45 -421954-55 at Hiram L 88 -961950-51 vs. Mt. Union L 69 -731947-48 vs. Clarion W 58 -571941-42 at Clarion L 37 -411940-41 vs. Grove City L 37 -391935-36 vs. Youngstown State W 28 -23 vs. John Carroll L 29 -311933-34 vs. Hiram L 43 -461931-32 vs. Dayton W 39 -361930-31 vs. John Carroll (2OT) W 35 -341929-30 at Detroit Tech (2OT) L 29 -34

* Later forfeited to CSU

Year Opponent W/L CSU -Opp1937 Detroit Tech L 29 -311936 Ashland W 43 -321935 Kent State L 22 -341934 Wooster W 34 -281933 Wooster L 28 -411932 Ashland L 33 -501931 Ashland L 22 -241930 Ohio Col/Chiropody W 19 -161929 Detroit Tech L 23 -26

* Later forfeited by CSU


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Head Coach Yrs Seasons Won Lost Pct.

Homer Woodling 13 (29-30/40-41, 52-53) 65 128 .337

Bruce Brickley 1 (41-42) 2 12 .143

Aaron Andrews 1 (42-43) 0 13 .000

George McKinnon 4 (45-46/48-49) 20 40 .333

George Rung 8 (49-50/51-52, 53-54/57-58) 34 107 .241

Bill Gallagher 1 (58-59) 7 12 .368

Jim Rodriguez 7 (59-60/65-66) 43 88 .328

John McLendon 3 (66-67/68-69) 27 42 .391

Ray Dieringer 14 (69-70/82-83) 149 211 .414

Kevin Mackey 7 (83-84/89-90) 142 69 .673

Mike Boyd 6 (90-91/95-96) 79 88 .473

Rollie Massimino 7 (96-97/02-03) 90 113 .443

Mike Garland 3 (03-04/05-06) 23 60 .277

Gary Waters 6 (06-07/Present) 122 82 .598

CsU Coaches & Their records

CsU in Conference Tournament Play

Mike GarlandRollie Massimino

Homer Woodling

John McLendon

Jim Rodriguez

Kevin MackeyRay Dieringer

Mike Boyd

2006-07Horizon League ChampionshipFebruary 27, 2007; Green Bay, Wis.Green Bay 78, CSU 59

2007-08Horizon League ChampionshipMarch 8-11, 2008; Indianapolis, Ind.CSU 78, Valparaiso 73Butler 70, CSU 55 (2nd Place)

2008-09Horizon League ChampionshipMarch 3-10, 2009; Indianapolis, Ind.CSU 56, Detroit 43 (at CSU)CSU 67, UIC 64CSU 73, Green Bay 67CSU 57, Butler 54 (1st Place)

2009-10Horizon League ChampionshipMarch 2-9, 2010; Indianapolis, Ind.CSU 80, Loyola 66 (at CSU)Milwaukee 82, CSU 75 (5th Place)

2010-11Horizon League ChampionshipMarch 1-8; Milwaukee, Wis.CSU 73, UIC 61 (at CSU)CSU 73, Wright State 59Butler 76, CSU 68 (3rd place)

2011-12Horizon League ChampionshipFeb. 27-March 6, 2012; Valparaiso, Ind.Detroit 63, CSU 58

1983-84AMCU-8 TourneyMarch 9-11, 1982; Springfield, Mo.CSU 93, Northern Iowa 79 (OT)CSU 59, Southwest Missour St. 58Western Illinois 73, CSU 64 (2nd Place)

1984-85AMCU-8 TourneyMarch 6-9, 1985; Cleveland, OhioCSU 85, Green Bay 67SW Missouri St. 79, CSU 76 (T-3rd Place)

1985-86AMCU-8 TourneyMarch 6-8, 1986; Springfield, Mo.CSU 73, Northern Iowa 68CSU 100, UIC 84CSU 70, Eastern Illinois 66 (1st Place)

1986-87AMCU-8 TourneyMarch 6-8, 1987; Springfield, Mo.CSU 60, Eastern Illinois 53CSU 94, UIC 78SW Missouri St. 90, CSU 87 (2nd Place)

1990-91Mid-Continent TourneyMarch 3-6, 1991; Green Bay, Wis.Northern Iowa 79, CSU 75 (OT) (T-5th Place)

1991-92Mid-Continent TournamentMarch 8-9, 1992; Cleveland, OhioCSU 80, Akron 77 (OT)UIC 83, CSU 59 (T-3rd Place)

1999-00Midwestern Collegiate Conference TourneyMarch 4-6, 2000; Chicago, Ill.UIC 70, CSU 54 (T-5th)

2000-01Midwestern Collegiate Conference TourneyMarch 3-6, 2001; Dayton, OhioCSU 62, UIC 61Detroit 91, CSU 81 (T-3rd)

2001-02Horizon League ChampionshipMarch 2, 2002; Cleveland, OhioDetroit 67, CSU 63

2002-03Horizon League ChampionshipMarch 4, 2003; Chicago, IllLoyola 69, CSU 57

2003-04Horizon League ChampionshipMarch 2, 2004; Detroit, Mich.Detroit 62, CSU 36

2004-05Horizon League ChampionshipMarch 1, 2005; Chicago, Ill.UIC 84, CSU 65

2005-06Horizon League ChampionshipFebruary 28, 2006; Detroit, Mich.Detroit 92, CSU 58

1992-93Mid-Continent TournamentMarch 7-9, 1993; Dayton, OhioCSU 64, Western Illinois 53UIC 96, CSU 68 (T-3rd Place)

1993-94Mid-Continent TournamentMarch 6-8, 1994; Chicago, Ill.CSU 70, Wright State 67UW-Green Bay 93, CSU 63 (T-3rd Place)

1994-95Midwestern Collegiate Conference TourneyMarch 3-5, 1995; Dayton, OhioWright State 88, CSU 81 (T-5th)

1996-97Midwestern Collegiate Conference TourneyMarch 1-4, 1997; Dayton, OhioCSU 67, Detroit 63UIC 64, CSU 42 (T-3rd)

1997-98Midwestern Collegiate Conference TourneyFeb. 28, March 2, 1998; Green Bay, Wis.Green Bay 82, CSU 53 (T-5th)

1998-99Midwestern Collegiate Conference TourneyFeb. 27, March 2, 1999; Chicago, Ill.CSU 65, Loyola 59Detroit 80, CSU 65 (T-3rd)

George Rung


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1966-67Christmas Tree TourneyDec. 21-22, 1966; Indiana, Pa.Host: Indiana (Pa.)CSU 85, Indiana (Pa.) 83 (OT)Cheyney State 97, CSU 66 (2nd Place)

1967-68Cleveland InvitationalDec. 29-30, 1967; Cleveland ArenaHost: Cleveland StateCSU 85, Eastern Illinois 80 CSU 88, Buffalo State 87 (1st Place) (3OT)

1968-69Cleveland InvitationalDec. 27-28, 1968; Cleveland ArenaCentral Michigan 64, CSU 53Buffalo State 81, CSU 74 (4th Place)

Findlay Holiday TourneyJan. 2-4, 1969; Findlay, OhioHost: Findlay CollegeFindlay 81, CSU 68CSU 79, Heidelberg 68 (3rd Place)

1969-70Marian InvitationalDec. 19-20, 1969; Marian, OhioHost: Marian KiwanisWooster 86, CSU 70Ashland 76, CSU 37 (4th Place)

Cleveland InvitationalDec. 29-31, 1969; Cleveland ArenaBuffalo State 80, CSU 74CSU 81, Federal City 74CSU 75, Westminster 66 (5th Place)

1973-74Youngstown ClassicDec. 28-29, 1973; Youngstown, OhioHost: Youngstown StateCSU 76, Tennessee Tech 71Youngstown State 84, CSU 81 (2nd Place)

1975-76Show Me ClassicDec. 5-6, 1975; Columbia, MissouriHost: University of MissouriOklahoma City 84, CSU 60Baylor 84, CSU 68 (4th Place)

1977-78Siena Alumni TourneyJan. 3-4, 1978; Loudonville, N.Y.Host: Siena CollegeVMI 71, CSU 66Oklahoma City 94, CSU 67 (4th Place)

1978-79Hatter ClassicDec. 7-8, 1978; Deland, Fla.Host: Stetson UniversityCSU 64, Stetson 61Indiana State 102, CSU 71 (2nd Place)

1966-67McDonald’s Eagle ClassicNov. 30-Dec. 1, 1981; Morehead, Ky.Host: Morehead StateCSU 75, South Carolina State 60Morehead State 62, CSU 60 (2nd Place)

1986-87Coca-Cola NIT ClassicNov. 22, 1987; Memphis, Tenn.Memphis 70, CSU 66

1987-88First Bank Milwaukee ClassicDec. 28-29, 1987; Milwaukee, Wis.Host: Marquette UniversityCSU 86, Niagara 76CSU 72, Marquette 70 (1st Place)

1988-89John Hancock Sun Bowl TournamentDec. 29-30, 1988; El Paso, TexasHost: Texas-El PasoUTEP 96, CSU 54Lamar 76, CSU 71 (4th Place)

1990-91North Coast InvitationalNov. 24-25, 1990; Cleveland, OhioHost: Cleveland StatePrinceton 70, CSU 57CSU 99, Wright State 92 (3rd Place)

Mazda Gator Bowl TourneyNov. 30-Dec. 1, 1990; Jacksonville, Fla.Host: University of JacksonvilleColorado State 91, CSU 88CSU 106, Navy 98 (3rd Place)

1991-92River City ClassicNov. 29-30, 1991; Cape Girardeau, Mo.Host: Southeast Missouri StateCSU 88, Southeast Missouri 80Missouri-KC 73, CSU 67 (2nd Place)

1993-94Pre-Season NITNov. 18, 1993; Amherst, Mass.Massachusetts 68, CSU 60

Delta Bearcat InvitationalDec. 10-11, 1993; Cincinnati, OhioHost: University of CincinnatiCincinnati 92, CSU 70Boise State 53, CSU 44 (4th Place)

1994-95Rock-N-Roll ShootoutDec. 17, 1994; Gund Arena, Cleveland, OhioCSU 75, Ohio State 73

Arizona State Tribune ClassicDec. 28-29, 1994; Tempe, Ariz.Host: Arizona StateVanderbilt 93, CSU 64Pacific 94, CSU 85 (4th Place)

1995-96Rock-N-Roll ShootoutDec. 16, 1995; Gund Arena, Cleveland, OhioDayton 68, CSU 60

1998-99Rock-N-Roll ShootoutDec. 27, 1998; Gund Arena, Cleveland, OhioCSU 73, Rhode Island 72

1999-00Big Island InvitationalNov., 26-28, 1999; Hilo, HawaiiHost: Hawai’i-HiloCincinnati 91, CSU 56Rhode Island 73, CSU 69CSU 77, Hawai’i-Hilo 74 (5th Place)

Rock-N-Roll ShootoutDec. 4, 1999; Gund Arena, Cleveland, OhioBowling Green 91, CSU 86

2000-01Energia Systems Thanksgiving TournamentNov. 24-26, 2000; Kansas City, Mo.Host: UM-Kansas CityCreighton 66, CSU 59CSU 57, UMKC 55SE Missouri 72, CSU 71 (6th Place)

Koch Petroleum Islander ClassicDec. 28-29, 2000; Corpus Christi, TexasHost: Texas A&M-Corpus ChristiCSU 60, Winthrop 53CSU 81, TA&M-Corpus Christi 75 (1st Place)

2001-02Rock-N-Roll ShootoutDec. 29, 2001; Gund Arena, Cleveland, OhioKent State 66, CSU 61

2002-03Dell BCA InvitationalNov. 16-19, 2002; Fort Collins, Colo.Host: Colorado StateFlorida Atlantic 71, CSU 66CSU 78, IPFW 71Colorado State 77, CSU 63 (3rd Place)

Rock-N-Roll ShootoutDec. 28, 2002; Gund Arena, Cleveland, OhioBowling Green 80, CSU 72

2003-04Islander InvitationalDec. 29-30, 2003; Corpus Christi, TexasHost: Texas A&M-Corpus ChristiGeorgia Southern 79, CSU 64Drake 83, CSU 80 (4th Place)

2006-07America’s Youth ClassicNov. 17-19, 2006; Evansville, Ind.Host: EvansvilleBuffalo 77, CSU 73Evansville 63, CSU 49CSU 78, Miami, Fla. 67 (3rd Place)

2007-08Glenn Wilkes ClassicNov. 9, 2007; Tampa, Fla.CSU 73, at South Florida 70

Nov. 16-18, 2007; Daytona Beach, Fla.Georgia Southern 72, CSU 70CSU 69, Florida State 66 (OT)CSU 76, Florida Atlantic 66 (3rd Place)

2008-09O’Reilly Auto Parts CBE ClassicNov. 18, 2008; Seattle, Wash.Washington 78, CSU 63

Nov. 24-26, 2008; Miami, Fla.CSU 77, Saint Leo 62CSU 77, Toledo 56CSU 66, Florida International 58 (1st Place)

2009-10Cancun ChallengeNov. 16-19, 2009; Cleveland, OhioCSU 78, Florida A&M 64CSU 80, Sam Houston State 65

Nov. 24-25, 2009; Cancun, MexicoKentucky 73, CSU 49Virginia 76, CSU 65 (4th Place)

2010-11World Vision ClassicNov. 12-15, 2010; Cleveland, OhioCSU 71, Bryant 57CSU 78, Iona 68CSU 69, Kent State 66CSU 83, Urbana 49

2011-12Ticket City Legends ClassicNov. 13, 2011; Nashville, Tenn.CSU 71, Vanderbilt 58Nov. 25-27, 2011; Kingston, R.I.CSU 63, Boston University 62Hofstra 63, CSU 53CSU 67, Rhode Island 45

CsU during in-season Tournament Play


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No event in the 75-year history of Cleveland State University basketball has done so much to put the Vikings on the college basketball map as the 1986 NCAA Tournament. The three histo-ry-making games in the spring of 1986 marked the first trip to the “Big Dance” for the Vikes. CSU rolled through the regular season, tak-ing a 23-3 record and a nine-game win streak into the AMCU-8 Tourney in Springfield, Mo. The winning didn’t stop as the Vikings knocked off Northern Iowa, 73-68, in the first round, dis-mantled UIC, 100-84, in the semifinals and edged Eastern Illinois, 70-66, in the finals. The tournament title did not bring with it an automatic NCAA bid because the three-year-old AMCU-8 was not old enough. A 27-3 record (.900) and 12-game win streak was enough to earn CSU a No. 14 seed in the 16-team East Regional. It only took CSU one game to be awarded the glass slipper worn by the tournament’s “Cinderella” team and become a sentimental favorite across the country. The Vikings opened the first-round by stun-ning third-seeded Indiana, 83-79, to hand Coach Bobby Knight his first-ever first-round defeat in NCAA competition. The Hoosiers learned quickly about the CSU Run ‘N Stun attack as Clinton Ransey poured in 27 points and Eric Mudd added 16 in the win.

CSU continued its “Magic Carpet Ride” with a second-round win over St. Joseph’s to advance to the Sweet Sixteen. The victory turned into a coming out party on a national stage for Ken “Mouse” McFadden, who led the way with 23 points while the Clintons, Ransey and Smith, added 17 and 16 points, respectively. With a week to prepare for the regional semi-final game against Navy, the Vikings were the toast of not only Cleveland, but the nation as well. “I’m an overnight sensation,” head coach Kevin Mackey said of all the publicity. “It only took me 15 years to get here.”

1986 nCaa Tournament

Paul Stewart and Clinton Ransey celebrate after beating St. Joseph’s in the second round of the 1986 NCAA Tournament at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, N.Y.

NCAAMarch 21, 1986 NCAA East Regional Semi-Finals East Rutherford, N.J.

Final: Cleveland State’s ‘Magic Carpet Ride’ comes to an end in the Meadowlands as the Vikings can’t handle the David Robinson-led Midshipmen, falling in the final seconds, 71-70.Defining Moment: After the Vikings rallied from an 11-point first half deficit to take a 60-55 lead with 7:08 left, the Midshipmen fight back with Robinson scoring the game-winning basket with five seconds left on a controversial charging no-call.Key Stats: Robinson just misses a triple-double with 22 points, 14 rebounds and nine blocked shots. Navy out-scores CSU, 15-6 at the foul line with the Vikings going just six-for-12 (.500). Kylor Whitaker records 10 of Navy’s 21 assists.Performance Leaders: Ken McFadden and Clinton Smith pace the Vikings with 16 points each with Eric Mudd adding a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds. The Navy trio of Whitaker, Vernon Butler and Robinson tally all but 10 of the Midshipmen’s points.

CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsClinton Smith .............31 8-15 0-0 7 0 2 1 4 2 16Clinton Ransey ...........31 3-11 2-2 5 1 4 0 1 5 8Eric Mudd ..................29 5-13 1-2 11 0 1 0 0 4 11Eddie Bryant ..............24 3-5 0-0 1 3 2 1 0 2 6Ken McFadden ...........35 8-15 0-1 4 0 1 0 1 1 16Shawn Hood ...............15 1-2 1-1 1 1 1 0 1 0 3Steve Corbin ................6 0-2 0-0 2 0 0 0 1 2 0Paul Stewart ..............12 3-5 1-4 3 0 1 0 0 2 7Ray Salters ..................6 1-4 0-0 4 2 0 0 0 2 2Bob Crawford .............11 0-3 1-2 1 0 0 2 0 2 1Team .............................. 5 TOTALS .....................200 32-75 6-12 44 7 12 4 8 22 70

NAVY ........................min fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsCarl Liebert ..................9 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0Vernon Butler .............40 7-15 2-3 3 2 1 0 1 3 16David Robinson ..........34 7-11 8-10 14 1 3 9 1 3 22Kylor Whitaker ............40 10-15 3-3 1 10 4 0 1 2 23Doug Wojcik ...............40 1-5 2-3 5 7 2 0 1 0 4Derric Turner ................6 0-1 0-0 3 0 1 0 0 2 0Nathan Bailey ............20 1-5 0-2 2 0 3 0 0 0 2Cliff Rees ...................11 2-2 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 1 4 Team........................... 7 Totals .......................200 28-54 15-21 36 21 16 9 4 13 71

Halftime: Navy 39, Cleveland State 30. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 1, St. Joseph’s 1. Technicals: None. Officials: Joe Forte, Paul Housman, Rick Wulkow. Attendance: 19,454

7 Navy 71 13 Cleveland State 70NCAA

March 14, 1986 NCAA East Regional 1st Round Syracuse, N.Y.

Final: Cleveland State becomes the first No. 14 seed in the history of the NCAA Tournament to defeat a No. 3 seed in the opening round, leading for the final 30 minutes to claim an 83-79 win over the 16th-ranked Hoosiers. It was the first win ever for the Vikings over a ranked opponent.Defining Moment: After Steve Alford made two free throws to pull Indiana to within 67-63 with 8:19 left, Eric Mudd and Clinton Ransey score three baskets each as part of a 12-6 CSU run that put the lead back to double figures, 79-69 with 3:26 left. Key Stats: CSU shoots .589 from the field (33-56), including 15-for-22 in the second half (.682). The Vikings have a slim rebounding edge, out-boarding the Hoosiers, 32-30.Performance Leaders: Clinton Ransey exploded for a game-high 27 points, including a nine-for-13 effort from the line while Eric Mudd added 16 points and 10 rebounds and Clinton Smith 12 points. Alford led Indiana with 24 points and seven assists.

CLEVELAND STATE .... min fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsClinton Smith .............23 5-10 2-2 2 3 2 0 2 4 12Clinton Ransey ...........33 9-15 9-13 5 1 4 0 3 3 27Eric Mudd ..................31 6-7 4-5 10 1 1 0 0 3 16Eddie Bryant ..............28 1-4 0-0 1 4 0 0 0 3 2Ken McFadden ...........30 4-8 1-1 1 2 3 0 1 3 9Bob Crawford ...............9 2-3 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 2 4Paul Stewart ..............17 3-4 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 3 6Shawn Hood ...............12 1-2 0-0 1 4 0 0 0 0 2Steve Corbin ..............10 2-3 0-0 2 0 1 0 0 1 4Ray Salters ..................7 0-0 1-2 1 0 2 0 0 0 1Team .............................. 3 1TOTALS .....................200 33-56 17-23 32 15 14 0 6 22 83INDIANA ................... min fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsRick Calloway ............28 4-8 2-4 7 0 2 0 0 2 10Andre Harris ...............35 8-10 0-2 10 1 1 2 0 3 16Daryl Thomas .............23 4-6 3-4 4 1 3 0 0 4 11Steve Alford ...............40 10-20 4-4 2 7 1 0 1 1 24Winston Morgan .........16 1-1 0-0 2 5 5 0 0 2 2Steve Robinson ..........39 3-9 4-5 1 4 2 0 1 2 10Todd Meier ...................5 1-2 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2Todd Jadlow .................6 0-1 2-2 0 0 1 0 0 3 2Steve Eyl ......................8 1-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 Team........................... 2 Totals .......................200 32-59 15-21 30 18 15 2 2 21 79

Halftime: Cleveland State 45, Indiana 41. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 0, Indiana 0. Technicals: None. Officials: T. Fraim, M. Shapiro, B. Sylvestor. Attendance: 16,857

14 Cleveland State 83 3 Indiana 79 NCAA

March 16, 1986 NCAA East Regional 2nd Round Syracuse, N.Y.

Final: Cleveland State emerges as the Cinderella of the tourney, upend-ing St. Joseph’s, 75-69, to become the first No. 14 seed to advance to the Sweet 16.Defining Moment: After CSU and St. Joseph’s trade baskets for almost 15 minutes resulting in 10 ties, the Vikings get four straight points from Eddie Bryant and a put-back basket inside from Clinton Smith to take a 48-43 lead with 8:23 left. The Vikings would never trail or be tied down the stretch.Key Stats: The Vikings dominate on the glass, out-rebounding St. Joseph’s, 44-34, including 17 offensive rebounds. CSU’s pressure defense results in 18 Hawk tunrovers. The attendance for the game is 21,713, the largest crowd to ever watch the Vikings play.Performance Leaders: Mouse McFadden makes his name known on a national stage by scoring 23 points while the Clinton’s -- Ransey (17 points, 8 rebounds) and Smith (16 points, 15 boards -- combine to dominate inside.

CLEVELAND STATE .... min fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsClinton Smith .............34 8-16 0-1 15 2 2 0 1 2 16Clinton Ransey ...........31 5-15 7-10 8 1 2 0 1 2 17Eric Mudd ..................22 2-7 0-1 6 0 1 0 1 2 4Eddie Bryant ..............18 1-3 6-6 2 2 1 0 2 1 8Ken McFadden ...........30 10-15 3-4 2 3 3 0 2 1 23Paul Stewart ..............10 1-2 0-0 1 0 2 0 1 3 2Bob Crawford .............20 1-4 0-0 3 0 1 1 0 3 2Shawn Hood ...............22 1-1 1-5 1 3 1 0 2 1 3Steve Corbin ..............10 0-3 0-2 1 1 0 0 1 2 0Ray Salters ..................3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Team .............................. 5 TOTALS .....................200 29-66 17-29 44 12 13 0 11 17 75

ST. JOSEPH’S ............ min fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsGreg Mullee ................37 2-5 0-0 4 2 5 0 0 4 4Rodney Slattery ..........16 0-1 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 2 0Rodney Blake .............37 5-10 5-7 8 2 2 5 0 3 15Maurice Martin ..........29 6-11 3-4 9 2 5 0 1 4 15Geoff Arnold ...............29 4-9 4-9 5 1 3 0 1 3 8James Flint ................17 1-3 0-0 0 7 0 0 1 2 2Wayne Williams ..........35 11-20 3-5 4 2 3 0 2 4 25 Team........................... 1 Totals .......................200 29-59 15-20 34 16 18 5 5 22 69

Halftime: Cleveland State 26, St. Joseph’s 26. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 4, St. Joseph’s 2. Technicals: None. Officials: J. Donaghy, T. Fraim, Sid Rodeheffer. Attendance: 21,713

13 Cleveland State 75 6 St. Joseph’s 69

The historic run came to an end when David Robinson’s Navy squad held off a late CSU charge to score a 71-70 victory. Robinson netted the game-winning basket with seconds remain-ing to complete a near triple-double performance (22 points, 14 rebounds, nine blocks). A final desperation shot by CSU’s Clinton Smith hit the rim and bounced away as time expired on the game and CSU’s historic NCAA Tournament run. Clinton Smith was named the AMCU-8’s Newcomer of the Year for 1984-85. He also was tabbed honorable mention All-America by the Associated Press as well as first-team all-league.


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13 Cleveland State 84 4 Wake Forest 69NCAA

March 20, 2009 NCAA Championship 1st Round Miami, Fla.

Final: Cleveland State scored the first nine points and was never seri-ously challenged, running away with an 84-69 victory over 4th-seeded Wake Forest in an NCAA Men's Basketball Championship first round game played in Miami, Fla. It was CSU's third win of the season playing against a ranked opponent.Defining Moment: After Jeff Teague cut the CSU lead to nine (60-51) with 9:53 left, the Vikings go on a 13-3 spurt over the next 6:26 to take a 73-54 lead with 3:27 left.Key Stats: Wake Forest shoots .520 from the field (26-50), but the Deamon Deacons commit 18 turnovers and the Vikings hold a 25-4 edge in points off turnovers. CSU commits a season-low six turnovers. CSU shoots .477 from the field (31-65) despite having a season-high 13 shots blocked.Performance Leaders: Norris Cole leads the Vikings with 22 points while J'Nathan Bullock records his 21st career 20-point game, finishing with 21 points. Cedric Jackson flirts with a triple-double again, scoring 19 points with eight assists and seven rebounds. Jackson adds three steals to take over the national lead with 107.

CLEVELAND STATE ........min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsGeorge Tandy .............23 2-5 0-0 2-2 5 2 1 1 1 4 6J’Nathan Bullock ........38 8-16 1-4 4-5 6 1 0 0 1 0 21Chris Moore ................28 4-9 0-0 1-2 6 0 0 0 1 2 9Cedric Jackson ...........38 8-14 3-4 0-1 7 8 2 0 3 2 19Norris Cole .................37 8-18 1-6 5-6 0 4 1 0 1 2 22Trevon Harmon ...........18 1-1 1-1 3-4 0 0 0 0 1 2 6Jeremy Montgomery ....13 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 1 3 0Renard Fields ...............5 0-2 0-0 1-2 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 Team........................... 7Totals .......................200 31-65 6-15 16-22 32 15 6 1 9 17 84WAKE FOREST .............min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsAl-Farouq Aminu ........31 7-11 1-3 2-2 6 1 3 2 0 3 17James Johnson ...........36 8-13 4-5 2-3 8 1 3 4 1 4 22Tony Woods...................5 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0Jeff Teague .................37 4-7 0-1 2-4 1 5 7 1 0 3 10L.D. Williams ..............30 2-4 0-1 1-2 5 0 1 0 0 3 5Gary Clark ....................2 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Harvey Hale ..................8 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0Ishmael Smith ...........26 2-6 0-2 2-3 3 3 3 1 2 2 6Chas McFarland .........17 1-2 0-0 2-2 5 0 1 3 0 3 4David Weaver ...............8 2-3 0-0 1-1 1 0 0 1 0 0 5 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 26-50 5-13 12-17 33 10 18 13 4 20 69Halftime: Cleveland State 39, Wake Forest 30. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 3, Wake Forest 1. Technicals: None. Officials: Les Jones, Steve Olson & Lamar Simpson. Attendance: 8,990.

NCAAMarch 22, 2009 NCAA Championship 2nd Round Miami, Fla.

Final: No. 14 seeded Arizona jumped out to a 10-point lead midway through the first half and never trailed, out-lasting CSU 71-57 in an NCAA second round game. Defining Moment: After CSU came back from a 15-point first half deficit to trail by only four (50-46, 9:41), the Vikings miss four straight shots over three possessions, allowing Arizona to build the lead back to eight.Key Stats: Arizona shoots .500 from the field (22-44) and .857 from the line (24-28) while CSU can manage just three-for-23 shooting from three-point (.130). Each team turned the ball over just 11 times with the Wildcats owning a slight 33-30 rebounding advantage.Performance Leaders: Norris Cole led CSU in scoring for the second straight game, going seven-for-15 from the field to finish with 17 points. Cedric Jackson added 15 points and made five steals to break the CSU single season steal mark with 112. J’Nathan Bullock added a team-high 10 rebounds and seven points to finish his career ranked fourth all-time with an even 1,800 points.

CLEVELAND STATE ........min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsGeorge Tandy .............24 1-5 0-0 0-0 2 0 2 0 0 4 2J’Nathan Bullock ........32 3-12 0-4 1-2 10 0 1 0 0 5 7Chris Moore ................24 2-5 0-0 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 3 4Cedric Jackson ...........36 5-12 0-5 5-6 5 1 4 0 5 2 15Norris Cole .................33 7-15 1-7 2-2 1 2 1 0 1 3 17Trevon Harmon .............7 1-1 1-1 1-2 1 0 2 1 0 0 4Jeremy Montgomery ....27 3-8 1-5 0-0 4 0 1 0 0 0 7Josh McCoy ..................6 0-1 0-1 1-2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1Daitwan Eppinger ........1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Renard Fields ...............9 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0Joe Latas ......................1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 22-59 3-23 10-14 30 3 11 1 7 18 57ARIZONA ....................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsNic Wise .....................36 5-7 1-2 10-10 5 8 3 0 1 4 21Kyle Fogg ...................37 0-2 0-1 2-2 5 2 1 0 4 3 2Chase Budinger .........39 6-12 1-4 2-4 5 0 3 0 1 3 15Jamelle Horne ............38 6-11 1-3 2-3 5 0 1 2 0 3 15Jordan Hill ..................32 5-11 0-0 6-7 9 2 2 1 1 4 16Fendi Onobun ...............4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0Zane Johnson .............12 0-1 0-1 2-2 0 0 0 0 1 0 2Brendon Lavender ........2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 22-44 3-11 24-28 33 12 11 3 8 19 71Halftime: Arizona 35, Cleveland State 25. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 3, Arizona 1. Technicals: None. Officials: Jim Burr, Buzz Jones & Doug Shows. Attendance: 10,204.

14 Arizona 71 13 Cleveland State 57

After being picked as the favorite to win the Horizon League title in 2008-09, the Vikings strruggled through the first half of the league slate, owning just a 4-5 league record at the midway point of the season. But the Vikings were not daunted by the task ahead, running off eight straight league wins before falling at Butler in the regular season finale. With a 12-6 league mark, CSU earned the No. 3 seed in the league tourney and would need to win four games in eight days to claim the tourna-ment title, a feat never accomplished before in league annals. The 56-43 first round win over Detroit was unremarkable, except for early in the second half when D’Aundray Brown went down with a knee injury that would sideline him for the remainder of the year. The Vikings traveled to Indianapolis for its second round meeting with UIC, but struggled offensively and found itself down 59-50 with 5:00 left. Head coach Gary Waters turned to a diamond press to speed up the game and the defensive pressure keyed a 15-2 Viking burst that put CSU in control, eventually winning, 67-64. Norris Cole led the way with a career-high 26 points. The semi-final matchup against No. 2 seed Green Bay was the third game in five days for the short-handed Vikings while Green Bay had a week to prepare. That didn’t matter. After trailing for the first 29 minutes, with deficits of as many as 12 points, CSU wore out the well-rested Phoenix en route to a 63-57 win. Cole again was the key offensively, scoring a game-high 23 points while J’Nathan Bullock added 16 points and eight rebounds and George Tandy chipped in with 10 rebounds. The Vikings had two days to prepare for the league championship game at Butler, a team that had claimed three straight heart-breaking wins against CSU. In March 2008, CSU advanced to the cham-pionship game of the league tourney but fell to the Bulldogs, 70-55. During the 2008-09 regular season, Butler’s Zach Hahn hit a three-pointer at the buzzer to give the Bulldogs a 50-48 win at CSU on Dec. 4. To make matters worse, the shot was named the ESPN Play of the Day. Hahn also celebrated the win by sliding on the Viking logo at mid-court, a vision that was burned into the memory of the CSU players. In the regular season finale at Butler on Feb. 26, Ronald Nored scored off a missed free throw with 53 seconds left and Cole couldn’t connect

on a three-pointer at the buzzer as Butler escaped with a 58-56 win. Cleveland State turned to its defense in the championship game, holding Butler to just one field goal in the final 13:45 to come back from an eight point deficit. Butler still had one chance to tie the game, but a pair of three-pointers in the final seconds were off the mark. Cedric Jackson, whose injury the year before doomed CSU in the title contest, was named tournament MVP after scoring 19 points with seven rebounds, eight assists and three steals. Cole and Bullock each earned a spot on the all-tournament team. It did not go unnoticed that freshman guard Jeremy Montgomery sparked the offense by making three treys as part of an 11-point scoring night. The win sent the Vikings to Miami, Fla. as a No. 13 seed to face No. 4 seed Wake Forest, a team that had been ranked as high as No. 1 in the nation earlier in the year. Much was made in the pre-tournament press of the high scoring Deamon Deacons, but it was the Viking offense that made the difference as CSU scored 84 points, the most against a Division I team all season en route to an 84-69 victory. CSU came out on fire as Jackson made a pair of treys and Cole knocked down another as the Vikings took a 9-0 lead just 2:01 into the game. The lead would grow to as many as 17 on several occasions in the first half. The play of the game came early in the sec-ond half after Wake Forest had scored to cut it to nine. Jackson posted up down low, only to have his shot blocked by David Weaver with the impact of the blow sending the ball out of bounds at mid-court. On the ensuing inbounds, Jackson perfectly executed the back door, taking a lob from Cole and slamming it home. WFU would come no closer than six the rest of the way as the Vikings pulled away. Cole finished with a game-high 22 points, while Bullock added 21 and Jackson 19. Cold-shooting from the perimeter doomed the Vikings in the second round as CSU went just three-for-23 from three-point (.130) as Arizona emerged with a 71-57 win. Despite the poor shooting, CSU was able to cut a 15-point deficit down to four (56-52) with 6:36 left but cold shooting down the stretch hurt CSU. Cole led the way again with 17 points while Jackson added 15 points and five steals. The loss was the final game in the CSU careers of Chris Moore, Renard Fields, Tandy, Bullock and Jackson, a quintet that led the Vikings to a 47-24 record over the previous two seasons.

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Minutes Played 38 J’Nathan Bullock vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09 38 Cedric Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09 37 Norris Cole vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09 36 Cedric Jackson vs. Arizona, 3/22/09 35 Ken McFadden vs. Navy, 3/21/86

Points 27 Clinton Ransey vs. Indiana, 3/14/86 23 Ken McFadden vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/16/86 22 Norris Cole vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09 21 J’NathanBullock vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09 19 Cedric Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09

Field Goals Made 10 Ken McFadden vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/16/86 9 Clinton Ransey vs. Indiana, 3/14/86 8 done six times, last by J’Nathan Bullock vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09

Field Goals Attempted 18 Norris Cole vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09 16 J’NathanBullock vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09 16 Clinton Smith vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/16/86 15 done six times, last by Norris Cole vs. Arizona, 3/22/09

Field Goal Percentage (10 attempts) .667 Ken McFadden (10/15) vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/16/86 .600 Clinton Ransey (9/15) vs. Indiana, 3/14/86 .571 Cedric Jackson (8/14) vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09 .533 Ken McFadden (8/15) vs. Navy, 3/21/86 .533 Clinton Smith (8/15) vs. Navy, 3/21/86

Three-Point Field Goals Made 3 Cedric Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09 1 done six times, last by Trevon Harmon & Jeremy Montgomery vs. Arizona, 3/22/09

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 7 Norris Cole vs. Arizona, 3/22/09 6 Norris Cole vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09 5 Cedric Jackson vs. Arizona, 3/22/09 5 Jeremy Montgomery vs. Arizona, 3/22/09 4 done three times, last by J’Nathan Bullock vs. Arizona, 3/22/09

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (4 attempts) .750 Cedric Jackson (3/4) vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09 .250 J’Nathan Bullock (1/4) vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09

Rebounds 15 Clinton Smith vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/16/86 11 Eric Mudd vs. Navy, 3/21/86 10 J’Nathan Bullock vs. Arizona, 3/22/09 10 Eric Mudd vs. Indiana, 3/14/86 8 Clinton Ransey vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/16/86

Assists 8 Cedric Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09 4 Norris Cole vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09 4 Eddie Bryant vs. Indiana, 3/14/86 4 Shawn Hood vs. Indiana, 3/14/86 3 done four times, last by Eddie Bryant vs. Navy, 3/21/86

Steals 5 Cedric Jackson vs. Arizona, 3/22/09 4 Clinton Smith vs. Navy, 3/21/86 3 Cedric Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 3/20/09 3 Clinton Ransey vs. Indiana, 3/14/86 2 done four times, last done three time vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/16/86

Blocked Shots 2 Bob Crawford vs. Navy, 3/21/86 1 done five times, last by Trevon Harmon vs. Arizona, 3/22/09

nCaa individual game records

Cleveland State Single Game Highs

Points: 89 vs. Wake Forest, 3-20-09First Half Points: 45 vs. Indiana, 3-14-86Second Half Points: 49 vs. St. Joseph's, 3-16-86Field Goals Made: 33 vs. Indiana, 3-14-86Field Goals Attempted: 75 vs. Navy, 3-21-86Field Goal Percentage: .589 vs. Indiana (33-56), 3-14-863-pt. Field Goals Made: 6 vs. Wake Forest, 3-20-093-pt. Field Goals Attempted: 23 vs. Arizona, 3-22-093-pt. Field Goal Percentage: .400 vs. Wake Forest (6-15), 3-20-09Free Throws Made: 17 vs. St. Joseph's, 3-16-86 17 vs. Indiana, 3-14-86Free Throws Attempted: 29 vs. St. Joseph's, 3-16-86Free Throw Percentage: .739 vs. Indiana (17-23), 3-14-86Total Rebounds: 44 vs. Navy, 3-21-86 44 vs. St. Joseph's, 3-16-86Assists: 15 vs. Wake Forest, 3-20-09 15 vs. Indiana, 3-14-86Steals: 11 vs. St. Joseph's, 3-16-86Blocked Shots: 4 vs. Navy, 3-21-86Fouls: 22 vs. Navy, 3-21-86 22 vs. Indiana, 3-14-86Disqualifications: 1 vs. Arizona, 3-22-09 1 vs. Navy, 3-21-86Turnovers: 14 vs. Indiana,3-14-86Win Margin: 15 vs. Wake Forest (84-69), 3-20-09Loss Margin: 14 vs. Arizona (71-57), 3-22-09

Opponent Single Game Highs

Points: 79 by Indiana, 3-14-86First Half Points: 41 by Indiana, 3-14-86Second Half Points: 43 by St. Joseph’s, 3-16-86Field Goals Made: 32 by Indiana, 3-14-86Field Goals Attempted: 59 St. Joseph’s, 3-16-86 59 by Indiana, 3-14-86Field Goal Percentage: .542 by Indiana (32-59), 3-14-863-Point FG Made: 5 by Wake Forest, 3-20-093-Point FG Attempted: 13 by Wake Forest, 3-20-093-Point FG Percentage: .385 by Wake Forest (5-13), 3-20-09Free Throws Made: 24 by Arizona, 3-22-09Free Throws Attempted: 28 by Arizona, 3-22-09Free Throw Percentage: .857 by Arizona (24-28), 3-22-09Total Rebounds: 36 by Navy, 3-21-86Assists: 21 by Navy, 3-21-86 Steals: 8 by Arizona, 3-22-09Blocked Shots: 13 by Wake Forest, 3-20-09Fouls: 22 by St. Joseph’s, 3-16-86

18 by Wake Forest, 3-20-86 18 by St. Joseph’s, 3-16-86

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1988 niT With most of the original members of the Run ‘N Stun gang departed, the Vikings posted a 21-7 record in the 1987-88 regular season, good enough to earn CSU its second straight NIT trip. The NIT selection committee liked what it saw the year before and set up a rematch with Illinois State in the first round with the Vikings pulling out an 89-83 win in overtime. It was the third straight game decided in extra time for CSU. Cleveland State built a 42-33 lead at the intermission but Illinois State rallied and took a late lead. Ken McFadden, who had struggled offensively, hit a scoop shot in the lane to force overtime. McFadden finished with 17 points, Eric Mudd added 16 and Herb Dixon 15. Reports circulating before the game indicat-ed that if CSU defeated Illinois State, it would host a second round home game, most likely against Ohio State. When the pairings were announced, the site had changed and CSU was sent to Columbus to face the Buckeyes. McFadden was brilliant in the game, scoring 32 points on an assortment of shots and moves but OSU prevailed, 86-80. The key to the game proved to be shooting, both from the field and the line. Both teams scored 28 fields goals with the Buckeyes making them on just 48 shots while the Vikings attempt-ed 66 shots. The numbers were also uneven at the line where CSU was 17 of 23 while Ohio State attempted 42 shots, making 29.

1987 niT The fates conspired against a repeat trip to the NCAA Tournament for the Vikings in 1986-87. Despite a 24-7 regular season mark and a three-point loss at regular season champion Southwest Missouri State in the championship game of the AMCU tournament, CSU was relegated to the National Invitational Tournament. Injuries hurt the Vikings all year. Eric Mudd, CSU’s best interior player, missed all but five games with a wrist injury, and starting guard Shawn Hood sat out the final nine contests with a torn achilles tendon. The Vikings played their best game of the season in a 92-73 win at Tennessee-Chattanooga in the opening round. Ken McFadden scored 21 points and Clinton Ransey added 14. Cleveland State was rewarded for its strong play with a second round game against Illinois State at Cleveland Public Hall and the city responded. A capacity crowd of 7,443 packed the arena but it was not enough as CSU shot just .368 (25-68) from the field and the Redbirds blistered the nets for .620 shooting (31-50) in a 79-77 ISU victory.

NITMarch 12, 1987 NIT First Round Chattanooga, Tenn.

Final: Clinton Ransey and Ken McFadden combine to score 41 points as the Vikings advance to the second round of the NIT with a 92-73 win at UT Chattanooga.Defining Moment: The Vikings, soured by the unexpected first round road game, score the first six points of the game and never trail.Key Stats: CSU shoots .574 from the field (39-68), including .600 in the second half (18-30) while UTC can manage just .476 shooting (28-63). CSU is 15-21 from the line (.714) whil UTC is 14-22 (.636).Performance Leaders: The Viking first unit performs exceptionally with McFadden scoring 21 points, Ransey adding 20 points and eight rebounds and Eddie Bryant 14 points. Eric Mudd tallies six points with a game-high 10 rebounds.

CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsKenny Robertson ........19 2-3 0-0 0-0 2 0 3 0 1 2 4Clinton Ransey ...........31 7-12 0-0 6-8 8 0 3 0 3 3 20Warren Bradley...........26 3-6 0-0 0-0 10 1 1 0 0 4 6Eddie Bryant ..............32 5-8 1-2 3-4 1 3 1 0 4 3 14Ken McFadden ...........34 9-15 0-0 3-4 2 2 0 0 3 0 21Anthony Gay .................1 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Hersey Strong .............14 4-10 0-0 0-2 2 1 0 0 1 4 8Greg Lockhart ..............1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Pat Vuyancih ..............21 5-7 0-0 1-1 7 0 1 1 0 3 11Ray Salters ................20 3-5 0-0 2-2 1 1 2 0 1 2 8Darwyn Ingram ............1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 38-68 1-2 15-21 36 8 11 1 13 22 92

UT CHATTANOOGA ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsJames Hunter .............31 6-15 0-1 3-4 5 0 1 0 1 4 15John McCloud .............23 2-5 0-0 2-2 3 0 1 0 0 1 6Lance Fulse ................32 4-7 0-0 2-6 7 0 2 2 0 3 10Morris Lyons ...............35 5-12 1-1 3-5 2 5 5 1 0 3 14Maurice Head .............35 5-14 2-3 3-4 3 4 2 0 1 2 15Kevin Rutland ..............3 1-2 0-1 0-0 2 0 1 0 0 0 2Vincent Ingram ............9 0-2 0-3 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0Shendi Moon ................6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0Cornelius Crank .........24 5-6 0-0 1-1 8 0 2 3 1 3 11Ron Spunar ..................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 5Totals .......................200 39-63 3-9 14-22 35 10 17 6 3 19 73

Halftime: Cleveland State 50, UT-Chattanooga 46. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 4, UT-Chattanooga 5. Technicals: none. Officials: Bob Bell, Phil Greer & Carroll Kite. Attendance: 6,199.

Cleveland State 92 UT Chattanooga 73 NIT

March 16, 1987 NIT Second Round Public Hall

Final: Illinois State shoots an impressive 62-percent from the field to offset 26 turnovers to edge Cleveland State, 79-77, in front of a then-school CSU record crowd of 7,443 at Public Hall.Defining Moment: After trailing by as many as 13 points in the second half, CSU rallies to tie the game at 62-62 with 9:51 left but ISU counters by running off nine straight points to rebuild its lead.Key Stats: Illlinois State makes 31 of its 50 field goal attempts (.620), including .654 in the first half (17-26). CSU is 25-for-27 from the line (.926) while ISU manages just .552 shooting (16-29).Performance Leaders: Ken McFadden scores 20 points, including a nine-for-nine effort from the line. Eddie Bryant added 17 points and Clinton Ransey 12 for the Vikings. Derrick Sanders leads ISU with 27 points and 10 rebounds.

CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsKenny Robertson ........13 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 2 0 2 2 0Clinton Ransey ...........25 5-19 0-3 2-2 5 3 1 0 2 4 12Warren Bradley...........32 3-5 0-0 1-1 9 0 3 0 1 5 7Ken McFadden ...........38 5-21 1-2 9-9 2 1 2 0 1 3 20Eddie Bryant ..............36 5-8 1-1 6-6 3 4 3 0 3 4 17Hersey Strong .............15 3-4 0-0 4-5 3 0 1 0 0 4 10Pat Vuyancih ..............23 2-4 0-0 2-2 10 1 3 0 4 3 6Ray Salters ................18 2-5 0-0 1-2 1 1 1 0 1 2 5 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 25-68 2-6 25-27 36 10 16 0 14 27 77

ILLINOIS STATE ........min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsCliff Peterson .............27 4-10 0-0 3-5 10 1 5 1 0 3 11Derrick Sanders .........37 11-13 0-0 5-11 10 0 2 1 0 4 27Tony Holifield ..............36 8-12 0-0 2-4 6 1 3 1 1 4 18Jeff Harris ..................17 1-4 0-1 0-0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2Rickey Jackson ...........10 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 0 4 2Sean Morros .................1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Sam Skarich ..............24 2-3 1-1 0-0 1 2 2 0 2 2 5Randy Blair ................12 0-0 0-0 2-2 1 0 0 0 1 0 2Todd Starks ................22 0-2 0-0 2-2 5 7 7 0 2 4 2Matt Taphorn ...............7 3-3 0-0 0-1 1 1 2 1 0 3 6Sonny Roberts ..............1 0-0 0-0 1-2 2 0 1 0 0 0 1Jarrod Coleman ............6 1-2 0-0 1-2 0 1 0 0 1 1 3 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 31-50 1-2 16-29 38 15 26 4 7 25 79

Halftime: Illinois State 42, Cleveland State 41. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 0, Illinois State 3. Technicals: none. Officials: Frank Scagliotta, John Hannon & Joseph Mingle. Attendance: 7,443.

Illinois State 79 Cleveland State 77

NIT OTMarch 18, 1988 NIT First Round Public Hall

Final: Cleveland State needs overtime but emerges with an 89-83 win over Illinois State to avenge the season-ending NIT loss of the year before.Defining Moment: After having seven ties and 19 lead changes in regula-tion, CSU forces overtime on an under-hand scoop shot by Ken McFadden with five second left and then never trails in the extra session.Key Stats: ISU takes advantage of the experimental three-point shot, going eight-for-18 (.444) but CSU dominates at the line, going 27-for-36 (.750) while the Redbirds are 13-for-18 (.722).Performance Leaders: Ken McFadden leads four Vikings in double figures with 17 points while Eruc Mudd adds 16 points and eight rebounds. Herb Dixon (15 points, five assists) and Hersey Strong (10 points) provide a spark off the bench. Matt Taphorn leads five Redbirds in double figures with 19 points, including four three-pointers.

CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsWilliam Stanley ..........24 1-11 0-0 4-4 8 1 3 0 3 0 6Warren Bradley...........38 2-5 0-0 1-2 9 0 3 2 1 3 5Eric Mudd ..................32 6-10 0-0 4-4 8 1 2 0 0 4 16Kenny Robertson ........17 3-6 0-1 1-1 3 0 3 0 3 3 7Ken McFadden ...........35 4-17 1-1 8-12 2 5 2 1 3 1 17Frenchy Tomlin ...........13 1-4 1-4 0-0 0 2 1 0 1 0 3Hersey Strong .............19 4-5 0-0 2-2 1 1 0 0 1 2 10Desmond Porter ...........2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Steve Malloy .................4 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2Herb Dixon .................26 5-7 0-0 5-9 5 5 1 0 0 2 15Ray Foster ..................15 3-3 0-0 2-2 5 0 5 1 1 4 8 Team........................... 5Totals .......................200 30-70 2-6 27-36 46 15 20 4 13 19 89

ILLINOIS STATE ........min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsTony Holifield ..............37 7-10 0-0 1-3 6 0 3 1 2 3 15Cliff Peterson .............27 5-11 0-1 1-2 9 2 3 0 0 4 11Jarrod Coleman ..........28 3-10 0-0 2-2 5 0 1 1 1 3 8Matt Taphorn .............37 6-16 4-9 2-2 5 8 5 1 3 5 18Rickey Jackson ...........25 4-5 3-3 0-0 2 4 2 0 3 5 11Jeff Harris ..................37 3-14 1-5 5-7 7 1 3 0 1 4 12Randy Blair ................20 2-2 0-0 0-0 2 2 3 0 0 4 4Derek Stokes ................1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Sonny Roberts ..............3 0-0 0-0 2-2 1 0 1 0 0 1 2Jon Pemberton ...........10 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 1 2 0 1 1 2 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 31-70 8-18 13-18 42 18 23 3 11 30 83

Halftime: Cleveland State 42, Illinois State 33. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 2, Illinois State 3. Technicals: ISU coach Donewald. Officials: Larry Rose, Edwin Edsall & Rick Hartzell. Attendance: 5,424

Cleveland State 89 Illinois State 83 NIT

March 22, 1988 NIT Second Round Columbus, Ohio

Final: Cold second half shooting dooms the Vikings as Ohio State rallies from 10 points down midway through the half to claim an 86-80 win in St. John’s Arena.Defining Moment: After the Vikings ran off 12 straight points to open up a 60-50 lead with 13:48 left, the Buckeyes score 16 of the next 18 points over a 5:18 period to take the lead for good.Key Stats: Ohio State shoots .583 from the field (28-48) and CSU has 18 more shots but can only shoot .424 (28-66). The Buckeyes outscore CSU, 29-17 from the foul line, going 29-for-42 (.690) while CSU is just 17-for-23 (.739).Performance Leaders: Ken McFadden scored a game-high 32 points and William Stanley added 19 points but it was not enough to offset the OSU trio of Jay Burson (22 points), Jerry Francis (21) and Curtis Wilson (13 points, 10 assists).

CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsWarren Bradley...........29 2-3 0-0 1-1 6 0 4 0 0 5 5William Stanley ..........32 6-17 4-12 3-4 4 0 2 0 2 4 19Eric Mudd ..................29 4-9 0-0 0-1 11 0 1 0 0 3 8Ken McFadden ...........39 11-20 2-3 8-9 3 5 1 0 2 4 32Kenny Robertson ........14 1-6 0-3 2-2 1 2 1 0 1 5 4Frenchy Tomlin .............3 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Hersey Strong ...............8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 0 1 4 0Steve Malloy .................6 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 3 2Herb Dixon .................24 2-6 1-1 3-4 1 3 3 0 1 3 8Ray Foster ..................16 1-2 0-0 0-2 3 0 5 0 0 3 2 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 28-66 7-20 17-23 33 10 19 0 7 34 80

OHIO STATE ..............min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsTony White ..................29 2-3 0-0 0-1 2 0 2 0 0 3 4Jerry Francis ...............38 6-10 1-1 8-11 6 6 3 0 1 2 21Perry Carter ................30 5-9 0-0 4-6 14 4 1 1 0 3 14Curtis Wilson .............36 2-6 0-2 9-12 3 10 5 0 1 2 13Jay Burson .................33 9-15 0-0 4-7 1 1 2 0 1 4 22James Bradley ..............9 0-2 0-0 2-2 1 0 0 0 0 1 2Randy Doss ..................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Scott Anderson .............2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0John Anderson ..............9 0-0 0-0 0-1 2 0 1 0 0 1 0Grady Mateen .............12 4-5 0-0 2-2 1 0 2 0 1 4 10 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 28-48 1-3 29-42 32 21 16 1 4 20 86

Halftime: Cleveland State 42, Ohio State 38. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 5, Ohio State 7. Technicals: OSU coach Gary Williams. Officials: Bobby Olah, Daniel Hooker & Harrell Allen. Attendance: 13,320

Ohio State 86 Cleveland State 80


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2008 niT After being picked to finish in ninth place in the Horizon League, the Vikings proved to be one of the most improved teams in the nation, finish-ing in second place in the league during both the regular season and tournament to secure the program its first post-season invitation in 20 years. A heart-breaking loss at Butler in the cham-pionship game of the Horizon League Tournament cost CSU an NCAA bid, but the 21 wins that the Vikings compiled during the year was more than enough to earn an invitation to play in the NIT for the fourth time in program history. When the bracket was announced, the selec-tion committee had the Vikings staying close to home, traveling to Dayton to take on the Dayton Flyers, a member of the Atlantic 10 Conference that had started the season ranked in the top 25 polls, only to fall out after injuries took several starters out of the lineup. Dayton jumped out to a quick 6-0 lead less than three minutes in on back-to-back three-pointers to force a quick 30-second timeout by CSU. The Vikings came back to take their first lead of the game (18-15) with 10:52 remaining on a three-point play from Joe Davis.

The Vikings had the lead for nearly six min-utes in the first half, but surrendered a 15-4 run to the Flyers to trail at the half, 38-30. Dayton scored the first seven points of the half to open up a 45-30 less than two minutes into the half. However, D’Aundray Brown and Cedric Jackson each hit a pair of free throws and Brown added a fastbreak layup for a mini 6-0 run that sliced the CSU deficit back to single digits (45-36) with 15 minutes to play. But that would be as close as CSU would get until late in the game as the Flyers responded with six straight points of their own to regain a 15 point lead. Cleveland State was able to cut the lead to six points (61-55) with 3:47 to play on a Bullock jumper, but the Vikings would go on to miss four consecutive shots and a pair of free throws, and did not score again until a layup by Norris Cole with 17 seconds left. Despite the loss, the season proved memo-rable for CSU, which had become one of at least 16 teams in NCAA history to go from losing 20 games in one season to winning 20 the next.

niTMarch 19, 2008 MasterCard NIT Dayton, OhioFinal: Brian Roberts scored a game-high 21 points and Dayton shot 55-percent from the field as the Flyers ended CSU’s first post-season appearance in two decades, 66-57, in a first round NIT game played in the UD Arena.Defining Moment: Dayton used a 13-2 run during a four-minute span centered around halftime to turn a four-point lead into a 15-point advantage (45-30, 18:17). CSU would come no closer than six the rest of the way.Key Stats: Dayton had a decisive shooting advantage, making 23 of its 42 attempts (.548), including a 65-percent effort in the first half (13-20). CSU managed just .385 from the field (20-52). The Vikings were out-rebounded, 33-26.Performance Leaders: Cedric Jackson led three Vikings in double figures with 11 points and five assists with D’Aundray Brown and Joe Davis adding 10 points each. Brian Roberts scored 15 of his 21 points in the first half to help the Flyers to a 38-30 lead at the intermission.

CLEVELAND STATE ........min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsD’Aundray Brown .......30 4-4 0-0 2-2 3 4 0 0 0 2 10J’Nathan Bullock ........34 3-9 0-3 2-4 7 1 2 0 0 2 8George Tandy .............14 1-4 0-0 2-2 6 1 3 0 0 2 4Cedric Jackson ...........34 3-10 1-4 4-7 2 5 0 1 2 3 11Breyohn Watson .........19 1-1 1-1 0-0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3Joe Davis ....................14 3-9 2-6 2-3 2 0 1 0 1 1 10Kevin Francis .............16 0-3 0-2 0-0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0Renard Fields ...............3 2-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4Norris Cole .................21 3-8 1-4 0-0 0 1 2 0 0 2 7Chris Moore ................15 0-2 0-0 0-0 5 0 0 0 0 5 0 Team........................... 0Totals .......................200 20-52 5-20 12-18 26 14 9 1 4 20 57DAYTON ....................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsJimmy Binnie .............23 2-9 1-7 0-0 3 3 1 0 0 4 5Kurt Huelsman ...........28 4-5 0-0 4-7 7 3 1 1 1 1 12Brian Roberts .............35 7-10 3-6 4-5 4 2 2 0 0 0 21Andres Sandoval ........28 4-6 1-2 2-2 3 3 1 0 2 4 11Marcus Johnson .........30 3-5 1-2 4-7 6 0 1 1 0 3 11Mickey Perry .................9 1-2 0-1 0-0 2 1 1 0 0 2 2London Warren ...........19 0-3 0-1 0-0 4 1 2 0 1 2 0Charles Little .............23 2-2 0-0 0-3 2 2 3 0 0 0 4Devin Searcy ................5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Team........................... 2 1Totals .......................200 23-42 6-19 14-24 33 15 13 2 4 17 66Halftime: Dayton 38, Cleveland State 30. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 3, Dayton 5. Technicals: None. Officials: Jim Haneu. Tim Clougherty & Andrew Marotta. Attendance: 7,012.

Dayton 66 Cleveland State 57

2011 niT After winning the Horizon League regular season crown and finishing 26-8, the Vikings earned a spot in the NIT for the first time since 2008. The committee liked what they saw out of CSU and awarded them with a No. 2 seed and a first round home game against No. 7 Vermont. Led by 27 points from Norris Cole, including the go-ahead basket with 1:23 left and four free throws in the final 26.5 seconds, the Vikings defeated the Catamounts, 63-60. The game came down to the final shot as a three-point attempt by Matt Glass at the buzzer bounced on the rim four times before falling off. The win gave the Vikings a second round game at home against No. 6 College of Charleston, who upset No. 3 Dayton in the first round. The game featured two of the top scoring guards in the country in Cole (21.8) and Charleton’s Andrew Goudelock (23.8), who came into the game ranked 11th and fourth in the nation in scoring, respectively. However, the game came down to defense as CSU was held scoreless for an eight minute stretch in the second half in a 64-56 setback. CSU struggled from the field, hitting just 23-of-69 (.333) overall, but only 1-of-25 (.004) from three-point. Charleston shot .456 (21-46) and 7-of-19 (.368) from three-point. Cole led the Vikings with 18 points and show-cased his defensive skills one final time, holding Goudelock to 3-of-12 shooting from the field and 13 points.

Cleveland State 63Vermont 60NIT

March 15, 2011 National Invitation Tournament Cleveland, Ohio

Final: Norris Cole scored a game-high 27 points, including 16 in the second half, as Cleveland State survived a nail-biter, grabbing a 63-60 decision over the Catamounts in the opening round of the NIT.Defining Moment: After Cole made a pair of free throws with four seconds left to put CSU ahead 63-60, a buzzer-beating three-point attempt by Vermont’s Matt Glass bounced off the rim four times and the glass once before rolling off to end the game. The contest featured 15 ties and nine lead changes.Key Stats: CSU made up for being out-rebounded by 16 (45-29) but by forcing 16 Vermont turnovers, holding the Catamounts to .344 shooting in the second half (11-32) and to just .154 from three-point for the game (2-13). Performance Leaders: Cole scored 27 points to move past Clinton Ransey and into third place on the CSU career scoring chart (1,960 points). Aaron Pogue battled to score 1 points with eight rebounds.

VERMONT .................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsLuke Apfeld ................23 3-5 0-1 6-6 9 0 1 0 1 2 12Brian Voekel ...............33 1-2 0-0 1-3 8 2 3 0 2 1 3Ben Crenca ................11 1-3 0-0 0-1 2 0 1 0 0 2 2Sandro Carissimo ......20 2-5 0-0 0-0 1 1 3 0 2 3 4Brendan Bald .............30 5-15 1-4 0-0 1 4 1 2 1 3 11Joey Accaoui ...............29 2-7 1-3 0-0 4 0 4 0 0 0 5Josh Elbaum ................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Simeon Marsalis ..........3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0Pat Bergmann ............16 8-10 0-0 0-0 8 1 0 0 0 4 16Clancy Rugg ................1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Matt Glass .................25 2-10 0-5 2-2 5 1 1 0 1 3 6Garret Kissel ................7 0-1 0-0 1-4 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 24-58 2-13 10-16 45 10 16 2 7 20 60CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsTim Kamczyc ..............29 2-4 1-2 0-0 1 5 4 1 3 2 5Aaron Pogue ...............31 3-6 0-0 5-15 8 1 0 2 0 3 11Trevon Harmon ...........38 1-7 1-4 3-4 3 1 0 0 2 1 6Jeremy Montgomery ....31 2-11 1-6 2-2 1 2 1 0 0 2 7Norris Cole .................37 9-17 3-6 6-6 4 5 2 0 2 3 27Charlie Woods ..............5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 2 1 0Josh McCoy ................12 2-4 1-2 0-0 4 1 1 0 0 1 5Luda Ndaye ..................8 0-0 0-0 0-0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0Joe Latas ......................9 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 2 2 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 20-52 7-20 16-27 29 16 10 3 9 15 63Halftime: Vermont 27, Cleveland State 25. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 6, Vermont 3. Technicals: None. Officials: Jim Haney, Earl Walton, Gene Steratore Attendance: 1,472.

Coll. of Charleston 64Cleveland State 56NIT

March 19, 2011 National Invitation Tournament Cleveland, Ohio

Final: Four Charleston starters scored in double figures and Cleveland State has one of its worst shooting performances in school history as the Vikings dropped a 64-56 decision to the Cougars in a second round game of the National Invitation Tournament.Defining Moment: With the Vikings ahead 46-45 with 10:14 left, Norris Cole sprains his right ankle but stays in the game. CoC responds with an 11-0 run over the next four minutes to lead, 56-46 with 5:45 left. The hole would prove to large to climb out of as CSU could close to no less than four points down the stretch.Key Stats: The Vikings shot just .040 from beyond the arc (1-25), making their only trey just 97 seconds into the game and then missing their final 22 attempts. CSU was just 23-for-69 from the field (.333) but did shoot .818 from the line (9-11). CoC shot .571 in the first half (16-28) and used 14-for-15 shooting (.933) from the line in the second half to help overcome .278 shooting (5-18). CSU forced 15 turnovers and made just six. Performance Leaders: Cole leads the Vikings with 18 points and seven assists but just four of his points came after the ankle sprain. Aaron Pogue registered his third double-double of the season, finishing with 13 points and 14 rebounds.

COLL. OF CHARLESTON min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsAntwaine Wiggins ......29 4-9 1-2 2-2 7 1 4 2 0 0 11Trent Wiedeman .........34 5-8 1-1 2-2 9 4 0 1 1 4 13Willis Hall ..................28 3-7 2-4 0-0 6 2 3 0 0 2 8Donavan Monroe ........37 5-8 2-4 4-4 3 3 2 0 0 2 16Andrew Goudelock ......39 3-12 0-6 7-8 4 2 4 0 1 1 13Andrew Lawrence .......27 1-2 1-2 0-0 2 3 2 0 2 2 3James Carlton ..............6 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team........................... 2Totals .......................200 21-46 7-19 15-16 35 15 15 3 4 11 64CLEVELAND STATE ....min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsTim Kamczyc ..............35 3-5 1-3 0-0 6 0 1 0 2 3 7Aaron Pogue ...............36 6-13 0-0 1-1 14 1 1 0 2 2 13Trevon Harmon ...........36 3-12 0-6 2-2 5 0 1 0 1 2 8Jeremy Montgomery ....20 1-9 0-5 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 4 2Norris Cole .................39 6-22 0-8 6-8 2 7 2 0 2 4 18Charlie Woods ............13 2-3 0-0 0-0 4 0 0 0 0 1 4Josh McCoy ................12 0-2 0-2 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Luda Ndaye ..................5 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Joe Latas ......................4 2-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 1 1 0 1 4 Team........................... 3Totals .......................200 23-69 1-25 9-11 37 9 6 1 7 18 56Halftime: College of Charleston 38, Cleveland State 32. Dead Ball Rebounds: College of Charleston 0, Cleveland State 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Tom O’Neill, John Gaffney & Jeff Anderson. Attendance: 2,077.


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Since its opening in 1991, the Bert L. and Iris S. Wolstein Center at Cleve-land State has become one of the most exciting multi-purpose, college-owned facilities in the Midwest. The ribbon to open the beautiful $55 million facility was cut on November 1, 1991, giving the CSU basketball teams a home that was, and still is, second to none. Originally christened as the CSU Convocation Center, the building was renamed in January 2005 to honor the Wolsteins, whose $6.25 million com-mitment to the CSU Foundation was the largest philanthropic gift in CSU history. Bert Wolstein, who passed away in May 2004, was a graduate of the Cleveland-Marshall School of Law. He was a fixture in the professional sports scene in Cleveland, serving as the founder and owner of the Cleveland Force indoor soccer team. The Wolstein Center hosts a myriad of special events and contemporary concerts by international artists, nationally acclaimed family shows, rodeos, professional bull riding, motorsports spectaculars, professional and amateur sporting events, equestrian events, large banquets, trade shows, conventions, consumer shows and a vast array of community and civic functions. Following the successful 1996 NCAA Division I Women’s Volleyball Champion-ship, CSU’s stature only grew with sellout crowds for the 1998 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships and the first and second round games of the 2000 and 2005 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship. The Wolstein Center also hosted the 2002 Horizon League Men’s Basketball Championship. The Wolstein Center is a full-service facility, with a full-time staff to manage and administer special events. It is managed by Global Spectrum, the fastest growing venue management firm in the world, and has the capabilities and resources to be the major event site in Cleveland. It provides event planners

The Wolstein Centerwith marketing services that include local and national media. Ovations serves as the exclusive caterer to the Wolstein Center. The unique combination of facility management and 20-plus years of catering experience helps provide elegance and world-class appeal for all events hosted at the Wolstein Center. The first-class concession and catering capabilities, along with many other amenities, enhance any and all events that take place at the facility. The main arena - Henry J. Goodman Arena - encompasses 23,773 square feet (112 feet x 212 feet) and 40,000 square feet of storage space. The build-ing has 13,610 theatre-style seats including 1,512 telescopic seats that pull out onto the floor in four directions.

Construction Started: August 1989Construction Cost: $55 millionOfficially Opened: November 1, 1991First Event: November 3, 1991 (Randy Travis Concert)First Intercollegiate Basketball Game: CSU Women vs. Kent State (November 23, 1991)Capacity: 13,610Handicap Seating: 150Site Size: 8.5 acresProject Managers: O’Brien-Kreitzberg Associates in conjunction with R.P. Carbone Construction Co. and ColeJon Mechanical Corp.Design Architects: URS-Dalton Consultants, ClevelandBuilding Features: Pro style locker suites with 20 locker areas for each men’s and women’s basketball team; Training room; Weight/conditioning room; Equipment room. The Peter B. Lewis Center for Academic and Athletic Excellence.

A Look at the Wolstein Center

2012 niT Cleveland State entered the 2011-12 season with a wide variety of expectations from pre-season prognosticators. After all, the Vikings lost All-American Norris Cole, who was a first round pick in the NBA Draft and would go on to help the Miami Heat win the NBA Championship. However, CSU had four seniors and four starters back from a team that reached the sec-ond round of the NIT the year before, giving the Vikings a nice mix of experienced players with talented newcomers. The Vikings opened the season by winning 10 of their first 11 games, en route to a second place finish in the Horizon League at 12-6. After falling in the semifinals of the league tourna-ment, the Vikings had an anxious wait for just over a week to see if they would be invited to a postseason tournament. The long wait was met with smiles and applause as the Vikings were selected to com-pete in the NIT with sixth-seeded CSU heading to third-seeded Stanford. With the game set for Tuesday night, it gave the Vikings less than 48 hours prepare for the Cardinal and get across the country.

The Vikings showed some early signs of jet lag and combined with the late tip time (11:00 p.m. EST), fell behind 17-7 six minutes in. However, an 11-1 run over the next four minutes allowed CSU to tie the contest at 18-18. CSU took its first lead of the night, 25-24, on a three-pointer by Ike Nwamu and took its largest lead of the half when an Aaron Pogue layup put the Vikings up, 30-28, with 32 seconds left. But Chasson Randle hit a three-pointer with seven seconds left in the half to give Stanford a 31-30 lead at the half. A Kamczyc three-pointer opened the scoring in the second half, but that would be the last lead of the night for the Vikings as Stanford responded with nine straight points to take a 40-33 lead three minutes into the half. The Vikings did answer back and pulled within three points (42-39), but a 12-3 Cardinal run extended its lead to 16 points (58-42) mid-way through the second half. Jeremy Montgomery led the Vikings with 15 points, while Tim Kamczyc had 13. Stanford would go on to win the NIT title with wins over Illinois State, Nevada, UMass and Minnesota.

niTMarch 13, 2012 National Invitational Tournament Palo Alto, Calif.

Final: Appearing in the postseason for the fourth time in the last five years, Cleveland State falls in the first round of the NIT, 76-65 at Stanford. The Cardinal would go on to win the NIT.Defining Moment: After heading into the locker room down just one point (31-30), the Vikings are outscored, 27-12, over the first 10 minutes of the second half as Stanford opens up a 16 point lead.Key Stats: CSU out-rebounds Stanford, 44-32. However, the Vikings commit 21 turnovers that the Cardinal convert into 29 points. Stanford shoots 62-percent from the field in the second half.Performance Leaders: Tim Kamczyc scores 13 points with seven rebounds. Jeremy Montgomery 15 points. Anton Grady six points and 11 rebounds and Charlie Lee eight points and six assits.

CLEVELAND STATE. ...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsTim Kamczyc ..............35 6-12 1-2 0-2 7 1 1 0 1 1 13Aaron Pogue ...............17 1-4 0-0 0-0 6 1 0 0 0 5 2Trey Harmon ...............19 0-7 0-4 2-2 2 3 1 0 0 1 2Jeremy Montgomery ....28 5-14 3-10 2-3 1 1 5 0 1 3 15D’Aundray Brown .......19 1-5 0-1 2-2 2 0 5 0 2 5 4Devon Long ..................1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Anton Grady ...............22 3-10 0-0 0-3 11 1 2 0 1 4 6Marlin Mason .............12 3-3 2-2 0-0 4 0 4 0 0 3 8Luda Ndaye ................10 2-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4Charlie Lee .................28 3-7 1-2 1-1 3 6 3 0 1 3 8Ike Nwamu ...................9 1-2 1-2 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 3 3 Team........................... 4Totals .......................200 25-67 8-23 7-13 44 14 21 0 6 28 65STANFORD................min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf ptsJosh Owens ................30 6-9 0-0 3-4 4 0 1 2 3 3 15Andrew Zimmerman ...14 2-5 0-0 0-0 1 0 2 2 1 2 4Anthony Brown ...........29 5-9 2-3 3-5 12 3 0 0 1 2 15Chasson Randle .........27 3-6 1-3 2-2 2 2 0 0 0 2 9Jarrett Mann ..............27 1-3 0-0 4-8 3 4 1 0 2 0 6Aaron Bright ..............23 4-7 1-3 8-10 1 3 5 0 2 1 17Andy Brown ..................4 0-0 0-0 1-4 2 0 1 1 0 0 1Josh Huestis ...............14 0-1 0-0 2-4 1 0 1 0 0 3 2 Dwight Powell ............17 2-3 0-0 1-2 5 0 1 0 3 1 5John Gage ....................4 0-3 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Jack Trotter ................11 1-3 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 Team........................... 1Totals .......................200 24-49 4-13 24-39 32 12 12 5 12 16 76Halftime: Stanford 31, Cleveland State 30. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 7, Stanford 5. Technicals: None. Officials: Kevin Brill, K.C. Ely, Larry Spaulding. Attendance: 651.

Stanford 76 Cleveland State 65


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Building access is via a doublewide truck door that is located 20 feet below street grade. The exterior loading area immediately to the west of the building provides ample truck and bus park-ing, as well as a semi-turnaround. The arena also features a proscenium curtain system that helps to modify the spacious arena into a more intimate gathering, and two large, color, animated scoreboards. Part of dynamic downtown Cleveland, the Wolstein Center is accessible to some 4.5 million people within a 100-mile radius, making the facility a primary location for many different types of event programming and touring attractions. Each year, the Center welcomes more than 800,000 people to more than 300 events in either the arena or the conference pavilion. Easy access and well-placed

Henry Goodman Arena

signs to three major highways make visiting the facility an enjoyable and easy effort. An added feature is a large, state-of-the-art, LED video board marquee located on one of Cleveland's busiest avenues. The marquee allows sponsors and promoters to maximize advertising potential by providing exposure to upcoming events to more than 36,000 cars per day. The Gerald H. Gordon Conference Pavilion is a 10,000-square-foot banquet, conference and meeting space that is connected to the arena. The space can be used in conjunction with arena events or for completely separate activities. The pavilion can host an array of events, including trade shows, wedding receptions, corporate functions and conventions.

The men’s basketball office in the Wolstein Center received a facelift in 2006. The entrance (left) was redesigned to add a more corporate look while the offices, like the conference room (right), received new carpeting and furniture.

Wolstein Center Weight Room

Renovated Basketball Offices


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POINTSCSU: 113 vs. Prarie View A&M, 12/14/99Opp: 101 by Kent State, 12/23/93

FIELD GOALSCSU: 42 vs. Geneva, Opp: 40 by Milwaukee, 2/8/96

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSCSU: 85 vs. Prarie View A&M, 12/19/98Opp: 80 by Kent State, 12/23/93

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGECSU: .650 vs. Green Bay, 1/18/93 (26-40)Opp: .678 by Milwaukee, 2/8/96 (40-59)

3-POINT FIELD GOALSCSU: 12 vs. Norfolk State, 11/27/04 12 vs. Northern Illinois, 1/6/92Opp: 20 by Butler, 2/8/07

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSCSU: 32 vs. Norfolk State, 11/27/04Opp: 33 by Butler, 2/8/07

Wolstein Center Team records3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGECSU: .667 vs. Northern Michigan, 12/21/91 (8-12)Opp: .706 by Eastern Illinois vs. Green Bay, 3/9/92 (12-17)

FREE THROWSCSU: 34 vs. Kent State, 12/23/93Opp: 34 by Akron, 12/7/99 34 by Detroit, 1/23/97

FREE THROW ATTEMPTSCSU: 58 vs. Kent State, 12/23/93Opp: 39 done four times, last by Robert Morris, 12/15/09

FREE THROW PERCENTAGECSU: .929 by Milwaukee, 1/24/10 (13-14) .929 vs. Dayton, 12/18/99 (13-14) .929 vs. Toledo, 12/23/95 (13-14)Opp: .941 vs. UIC, 1/9/10 (16-17)

REBOUNDSCSU: 61 vs. Saginaw Valley State, 12/4/93Opp: 58 by Kent State, 12/23/93

Wolstein Center individual recordsPOINTSCSU: 39 J’Nathan Bullock vs. Green Bay, 2/11/08Opp: 42 Matthew Graves, Butler, 1/15/98

FIELD GOALSCSU: 13 J’Nathan Bullock vs. Green Bay, 2/11/08 13 Sam Mitchell vs. UIC, 2/28/94Opp: 15 Elijah Warren, Detroit, 1/19/04

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSCSU: 24 done twice, last by Jermaine Robinson vs. Eastern Michigan, 2/21/04Opp: 31 Bill Edwards, Wright State, 2/8/93

FIELD GOAL PCT (10 Att)CSU: .929 J’Nathan Bullock vs. Green Bay, 2/11/08 (13-14)Opp: .900 Chris Webber, Michigan, 12/7/91 (9-10)

3-POINT FIELD GOALSCSU: 7 Jamaal Harris vs. Detroit, 3/2/02; 7 James Madison vs. Wright State, 1/17/98Opp: 9 Lee Trotter, Maryland-Eastern Shore, 12/6/02

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSCSU: 16 Percell Coles vs. North Carolina, 11/29/03Opp: 14 LaDrell Whitehead, Ohio, 12/8/98

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. (5 3-FGM)CSU: 1.000 Charlie Woods vs. Toledo, 2/20/10 (5-5)Opp: .857 Pat McCabe, Milwaukee, 2/8/96 (6-7)

FREE THROWSCSU: 13 done twice, last by Jermaine Robinson vs. Central State, 11/22/03Opp: 18 Jared Dudley, Boston College vs. Milwaukee, 3/19/05 (NCAA First Round)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTSCSU: 18 Sonny Johnson vs. Milwaukee, 1/30/99Opp: 21 Jared Dudley, Boston College vs. Milwaukee, 3/19/05 (NCAA First Round)

FREE THROW PCT (8 FTM)CSU: 1.000 Done five times, last by Norris Cole vs. Valparaiso, 2/11/10 (8-8)Opp: 1.000 Kevin Rhodes, Western Illinois, 1/29/94 (14-14)

REBOUNDSCSU: 18 Sam Mitchell vs. Saginaw Valley State, 12/4/93Opp: 18 Cyrus Caswell, St. Bonaventure vs. Kentucky, 3/16/00 (NCAA 2nd Round)

ASSISTSCSU: 14 Gravelle Craig vs. Akron, 3/8/92Opp: 13 Michael Hawkins, Xavier, 1/5/95

STEALSCSU: 7 Cedric Jackson vs. Youngstown State, 2/18/09Opp: 8 A.J. Diggs, California, 11/30/02

BLOCKSCSU: 7 Pape Badiane vs. Butler, 2/24/03Opp: 9 Sherrell Ford, UIC, 2/28/94

REBOUND MARGINCSU: 28 vs. Saginaw Valley St., 12/4/93 (61-33)Opp: 29 by Michigan vs. CSU, 12/7/91 (52-23)

ASSISTSCSU: 28 done three times, last vs. Prairie View A&M, 12/14/99Opp: 27 by Butler, 2/8/07

STEALSCSU: 23 vs. IPFW, 12/3/94Opp: 18 by Creighton, 12/18/91

BLOCKSCSU: 12 vs. Central State, 11/22/03Opp: 11 by Georgetown, 11/23/96 11 by UIC, 2/28/94

FOULSCSU: 30 vs. Akron, 12/7/99Opp: 42 by Kent State, 12/23/93

DISQUALIFICATIONSCSU: 3 vs. Northern Illinois, 1/6/92Opp: 5 by Kent State, 12/23/93


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Wolstein Center

Woodling Gym

Cleveland Public Hall

Viking Home Courts Won Lost Pct.BH—Bedford High School 1 1 .500CA—Cleveland Arena 9 14 .391CL—Cathedral Latin High School 20 20 .500CT—Case Technical 2 0 1.000EH—Euclid High School 1 0 1.000FR—Fairfax Recreation Center 0 2 .000LH—Lakewood High School 4 0 1.000PH—Cleveland Public Hall 58 55 .513SI—St. Ignatius High School 2 2 .500SS—St. Stanislaus 10 9 .526TC—Cuyahoga Community College 4 9 .308QLA—Quicken Loans Arena 2 5 .286WC—Wolstein Center 168 110 .604WG—Woodling Gym 124 21 .855WR—Western Reserve University 2 7 .222Undetermined Home Sites 75 132 .362

■ Record at Cleveland Arena includes games in which CSU was the home team. CSU’s all-time record at the Arena is 10-20 (.333)■ CSU has played seven times in Quicken Loans Arena, six as part of the annual Rock-N-Roll Shootout and once in the McLendon Scholarship Classic. The Vikings are 2-5 in those games.

Home attendance Season Average 4,589 in 1996-97 4,247 in 1992-93 4,147 in 1997-98 4,045 in 1991-92

largest Home Crowds

at Wolstein Center 13,055 vs. Michigan, 12/7/91 11,534 vs. North Carolina, 11/29/03 10,123 vs. Michigan, 11/30/96 9,568 vs. Georgetown, 11/23/96 9,106 vs. Valparaiso, 2/20/93 8,490 vs. Butler, 2/5/11 8,106 vs. Cincinnati, 1/13/93 7,333 vs. Butler, 2/10/01 7,163 vs. Michigan State, 12/7/93 6,912 vs. Xavier, 1/5/95

at Woodling Gym 3,688 vs. Eastern Illinois, 2/24/86 3,599 vs. Southwest Missouri State, 2/22/86 3,429 vs. Valparaiso, 3/2/85 3,355 vs. Illinois State, 2/23/81 3,333 vs. Valparaiso, 2/1/86 3,302 vs. Western Illinois, 1/20/86 3,282 vs. UIC, 2/22/88 3,262 vs, Southwest Missouri State, 2/15/88 3,252 vs. Northern Iowa, 1/18/86 3,247 vs. Northern Iowa, 3/2/87

attendance recordsat Public Hall

7,443 vs. Illinois State, 3/16/87^ 7,441 vs. Marquette, 1/29/81 5,424 vs. Illinois State, 3/18/88^ 4,437 vs. Michigan State, 12/12/83 4,132 vs. Wilberforce, 12/1/78 4,130 vs. SW Missouri State, 1/28/89

^ - National Invitational Tournament game

at Quicken Loans Arena 15,314 vs. Rhode Island, 12/27/98 12,715 vs. Ohio State, 12/18/07 12,617 vs. Ohio State, 12/17/94 11,474 vs. Dayton, 12/16/95 11,392 vs. Bowling Green, 12/4/99 10,276 vs. Kent State, 12/29/01

largest road Crowds 21,713 vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/16/86 * 19,454 vs. Navy, 3/21/86 & 19,319 at Louisville, 12/19/90 19,288 at Louisville, 12/16/87 18,968 at Louisville, 12/4/89 18,537 at North Carolina, 12/30/04 17,158 at Ohio State, 12/9/06 16,857 vs. Indiana, 3/14/86 * 16,422 at North Carolina, 11/22/05 15,416 at Syracuse, 12/15/08

* - NCAA East Regional (Carrier Dome, Syracuse, N.Y.)

& - NCAA East Regional semi-final (The Meadowlands, East Rutherford, N.J.)

year -By-year Wolstein Center

records & attendance

Year Record Pct. Total Attendance Avg. 1991-92 7 -8 .467 60,681 4,0451992-93 11 -1 .917 50,960 3,9201993-94 8 -6 .471 47,400 3,3861994-95 6 -5 .545 36,037 3,2761995-96 5 -8 .385 23,013 1,7701996-97 5 -7 .417 55,070 4,5891997-98 9 -4 .692 53,912 4,1471998-99 9 -5 .643 53,838 3,8461999-00 9 -4 .693 47,685 3,6682000-01 11 -2 .846 41,884 3,2222001-02 9 -6 .600 36,651 2,4432002-03 5 -8 .385 24,153 1,8582003-04 2 -11 .143 32,327 2,4872004-05 7 -5 .583 29,016 2,4182005-06 5 -10 .333 31,170 2,0782006-07 6 -8 .429 36,662 2,6192007-08 12 -2 .857 36,888 2,6352008-09 13 -2 .867 35,918 2,3952009-10 12 -5 .706 39,968 2,3512010-11 17 -3 .850 62,242 3,1122011-12 10 -4 .714 45,640 3,260

21 Years 178 -114 .610 881,115 3,018


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Cleveland state vs. all Opponents Series Last Won Lost Began Meeting

Series Last Won Lost Began Meeting


Adrian ............................2 6 1930-31 1947-48Air Force ........................0 1 1977-78 1977-78Akron ...........................31 34 1932-33 2011-12Alcorn State ...................1 1 1995-96 1995-96Albany ...........................0 1 2005-06 2005-06Allegheny .....................10 16 1931-32 1990-91Alliance .........................3 3 1937-38 1967-68Arizona ..........................0 1 2008-09 2008-09Ashland .........................5 26 1930-31 1983-84Assumption ...................1 1 1939-40 1940-41Augustana (SD) .............1 0 1979-80 1979-80Baldwin Wallace ............1 11 1937-38 1978-79Ball State ......................2 2 1972-73 1975-76Baylor ............................0 1 1975-76 1975-76Belmont Abbey ...............0 1 1974-75 1974-75Bethany .........................0 2 1960-61 1961-62Bliss ..............................0 1 1933-34 1933-34Boise State ....................0 1 1993-94 1993-94Boston University ...........2 2 1982-83 2011-12Bowling Green ...............7 8 1931-32 2002-03Brooklyn .........................2 0 1982-83 1976-77Brown ............................2 0 1997-98 1998-99Bryant ............................1 0 2010-11 2010-11Buffalo ..........................5 2 1973-74 2006-07Buffalo State .................5 9 1948-49 1971-72Butler ............................8 31 1974-75 2011-12California ......................0 2 2000-01 2002-03Cal Poly-SLO ..................1 1 1994-95 1995-96Cal State Northridge ......1 1 2006-07 2007-08Campbell .......................3 1 1977-78 1980-81Canisius ........................2 1 1971-72 1986-87Carnegie Tech ................2 0 1963-64 1964-65Case Tech ......................3 12 1953-54 1966-67Case Western Reserve ...1 0 1976-77 1976-77Cedarville ......................4 8 1954-55 1966-67Central Conn. State .......1 0 1985-86 1985-86Central Michigan ...........3 4 1968-69 2007-08Central State .................3 6 1967-68 2003-04Charlotte .......................0 4 1972-73 1975-76Chattanooga ..................1 0 1986-87 1986-87Cheyney State ................0 1 1966-67 1966-67Chicago State ................1 1 2006-07 2007-08Cincinnati ......................0 11 1970-71 1999-00Clarion .........................11 23 1938-39 2004-05Clemson ........................0 1 1976-77 1976-77Colorado State ...............0 4 1990-91 2002-03Commerce .....................0 1 1929-30 1929-30Concordia (IN) ...............4 0 1930-31 1931-32Concordia (WI) ...............1 0 1979-80 1979-80Cornell ...........................0 2 1982-83 1983-84Creighton .......................2 13 1970-71 2000-01Dayton ...........................3 3 1931-32 2007-08Defiance ........................0 1 1931-32 1931-32Delaware .......................2 0 2005-06 2006-07Denison .........................1 0 1982-83 1982-83Denver ...........................1 0 1977-78 1977-78DePaul ...........................1 0 1985-86 1985-86DeSales .........................0 2 1938-39 1938-39Detroit .........................17 36 1935-36 2011-12Detroit College ...............2 5 1965-66 1969-70

Detroit Tech ...................9 12 1929-30 1965-66Drake .............................0 1 2003-04 2003-04Drexel ............................0 1 2011-12 2011-12Duquense ......................2 1 1970-71 2002-03Eastern Illinois ............19 9 1966-67 1993-94Eastern Kentucky ...........0 2 1976-77 1977-78Eastern Michigan ..........9 22 1967-68 2004-05Eastern Montana ...........2 0 1969-70 1970-71Edinboro ........................5 8 1946-47 1967-68Evansville ......................0 1 2006-07 2006-07Fairfield .........................0 2 1973-74 1974-75Fairleigh Dickinson ........3 2 1974-75 1987-88Federal City ...................1 0 1969-70 1969-70Ferris State ....................1 0 1983-84 1983-84Findlay ...........................1 10 1933-34 1968-69Florida A&M ...................3 1 1986-87 2009-10Florida Atlantic ..............1 1 2002-03 2007-08Florida International ......2 1 1989-90 2008-09Florida State ..................2 2 1979-80 2007-08Franklin .........................2 0 1933-34 1933-34Fredonia ........................3 2 1958-59 1962-63Gannon ..........................2 3 1947-48 1969-70Geneva ..........................1 0 2007-08 2007-08George Mason ................2 2 1978-79 2007-08Georgetown ....................0 2 1996-97 1997-98Georgia Southern ...........1 2 1979-80 2007-08Green Bay ....................27 37 1981-82 2011-12Grove City ......................7 16 1934-35 1958-59Hawai’i-Hilo ...................1 0 1999-00 1999-00Heidelberg .....................1 11 1938-39 1968-69Highland Park ................0 1 1940-41 1940-41Hillsdale .......................2 0 1994-95 2004-05Hiram ..........................29 35 1929-30 1967-68Hofstra ..........................0 1 2011-12 2011-12Illinois ...........................0 1 1976-77 1976-77Illinois State ..................1 3 1980-81 1987-88Indiana ..........................1 0 1985-86 1985-86Indiana (PA) ..................3 7 1962-63 1970-71Indiana State .................0 3 1975-76 1978-79Iona ..............................2 1 1995-96 2010-11IPFW ..............................2 0 1994-95 2002-03IUPUI .............................0 2 2001-02 2002-03John Carroll .................15 31 1930-31 2007-08Kansas State .................0 3 2006-07 2009-10Kent State-Canton .........4 0 1947-48 1949-50Kent State ....................19 26 1932-33 2011-12Kentucky ........................0 1 2009-10 2009-10Kenyon ...........................8 20 1936-37 1984-85La Roche ........................1 0 2008-09 2008-09Lamar ............................0 1 1988-89 1988-89La Salle .........................1 2 1975-76 1994-95Lawrence Tech ...............4 3 1933-34 1964-65Long Island ....................1 0 1974-75 1974-75Louisiana-Lafayette .......2 1 1989-90 2010-11Louisiana-Monroe ..........1 0 1978-79 1978-79Louisiana State .............0 1 1982-83 1982-83Louisville .......................0 4 1981-82 1990-91Loyola ..........................19 22 1973-74 2011-12Malone ...........................8 2 1958-59 1989-90Marian ...........................1 0 1972-73 1972-73

Marietta .........................2 1 1933-34 1981-82Marist ............................3 0 1986-87 2008-09Marquette ......................1 2 1979-80 1987-88Marshall ........................1 4 1970-71 1990-91Maryland .......................0 1 1984-85 1984-85Maryland-Eastern Shore 6 0 1981-82 2002-03Massachusetts ..............0 1 1993-94 1993-94Memphis ........................0 1 1986-87 1986-87Mexico City ....................0 1 1941-42 1941-42Miami (Fla.) ...................1 0 2006-07 2006-07Miami (OH) ....................0 5 1971-72 1978-79Michigan .......................0 8 1982-83 1997-98Michigan State ..............0 8 1982-83 2005-06Middle Tennessee St. .....3 1 1989-90 1993-94Milwaukee ...................16 22 1993-94 2011-12Missouri-Kansas City .....3 1 1988-89 2000-01Morehead State .............0 3 1969-70 1981-82Mount Union ..................1 20 1936-37 1959-60Muskingum ....................2 0 1966-67 1967-68Navy ..............................1 1 1985-86 1990-91Niagara .........................4 3 1977-78 1987-88Norfolk State ..................3 0 2001-02 2004-05North Carolina ...............0 3 2003-04 2005-06North Carolina A&T ........1 0 1977-78 1977-78Northern Illinois .............5 8 1990-91 1996-97Northern Iowa ..............12 7 1983-84 1990-91Northern Michigan .........1 0 1991-92 1991-92Northwestern .................1 1 1983-84 1984-85Notre Dame (OH) ............2 0 2006-07 2008-09Oakland .........................3 0 1999-00 2008-09Oberlin ...........................3 13 1942-43 1966-67Ohio ..............................2 9 1972-73 1999-00Ohio Chiropody ..............3 0 1929-30 1940-41Ohio Dominican .............1 0 1980-81 1980-81Ohio Northern ................4 6 1953-54 1969-70Ohio State ......................1 7 1980-81 2009-10Ohio Wesleyan ...............2 0 1938-39 1985-86Oklahoma City ...............0 2 1975-76 1977-78Oklahoma State .............0 1 1981-82 1981-82Old Dominion .................0 1 2010-11 2010-11Oral Roberts ..................0 1 1981-82 1981-82Oregon ...........................0 1 1996-97 1996-97Otterbein .......................0 2 1941-42 1942-43Pacific ...........................0 1 1994-95 1994-95Penn State .....................2 1 1981-82 2003-04Pennzoils .......................0 1 1929-30 1929-30Pittsburgh .....................2 5 1973-74 1980-81Prairie View A & M .........4 0 1994-95 2001-02Princeton .......................0 1 1990-91 1990-91Providence .....................0 3 1972-73 1998-99Rhode Island ................ 2 1 1998-99 2011-12Rio Grande .....................2 0 1932-33 2011-12Robert Morris .................6 6 1976-77 2011-12Rochester College ..........1 0 2005-06 2005-06Rutgers ..........................1 0 1979-80 1979-80Sacred Heart ..................3 0 1998-99 1999-00Saginaw Valley State .....1 0 1993-94 1993-94St. Bonaventure .............2 6 1975-76 2011-12Saint Francis (PA) ..........8 6 1971-72 1992-93Saint Joseph ..................3 0 1985-86 1987-88


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Series Last Won Lost Began MeetingSaint Leo .......................1 0 2008-09 2008-09Saint Mary’s ...................0 2 1930-31 1930-31Sam Houston State ........3 0 2009-10 2011-12San Diego ......................1 0 1970-71 1970-71San Francisco State .......1 0 1971-72 1971-72Siena .............................3 3 1976-77 2001-02Slippery Rock .................4 22 1936-37 1989-90South Carolina ...............1 0 1980-81 1980-81South Carolina State .....1 0 1981-82 1981-82South Dakota .................3 1 1970-71 1973-74South Dakota State ........0 1 1970-71 1970-71South Florida .................3 2 1998-99 2011-12Southeast Missouri St. ...1 1 1991-92 2000-01Southern ........................1 1 1981-82 1982-83Southern Utah State ......1 1 1994-95 1994-95Southwest Missouri St. ..9 8 1983-84 1989-90Spencerian ....................2 0 1929-30 1929-30Stanford ........................0 1 2011-12 2011-12Stetson ..........................1 0 1978-79 1978-79Steubenville ...................2 2 1952-53 1977-78Stony Brook ....................3 1 1998-99 2001-02Syracuse ........................1 0 2008-09 2008-09Temple ...........................0 2 1999-00 2000-01

Tennessee ......................0 1 1981-82 1981-82Tennessee Tech ..............1 2 1973-74 1976-77TX A&M-Corpus Christi ..2 0 2000-01 2000-01Texas-El Paso ................0 1 1988-89 1988-89Thiel ............................11 12 1934-35 1965-66Tiffin ..............................2 0 1981-82 1989-90Toledo ............................4 6 1936-37 2011-12Towson State .................3 0 1979-80 1982-83Tulsa ..............................1 1 1997-98 1998-99U.S. International ..........2 1 1980-81 1982-83UAB ...............................0 2 1997-98 1998-99UIC ..............................38 32 1981-82 2011-12Urbana ..........................1 - 2010-11 2010-11Utah Valley State ...........2 1 2003-04 2005-06Utica ..............................4 1 1981-82 1985-86Valparaiso ...................28 11 1979-80 2011-12Vanderbilt ......................1 1 1994-95 2011-12Vermont .........................2 0 2000-01 2001-02Virginia ..........................0 1 2009-10 2009-10Virginia Commonwealth 2 0 1986-87 1987-88Virgina Military Institute 1 2 1977-78 1979-80Wagner ..........................0 1 1988-89 1988-89Walsh ............................6 1 1963-64 1969-70


Wake Forest ...................1 0 2008-09 2008-09Washington & Jefferson .0 4 1956-57 1960-61Wayne State .................10 6 1966-67 1978-79Washington ...................0 1 2008-09 2008-09West Virginia .................0 5 1976-77 2010-11West Virginia Tech .........2 0 2006-07 2010-11Western Illinois ............17 7 1971-72 1993-94Western Michigan ..........1 3 1970-71 1973-74Western Reserve ............9 29 1930-31 1966-67Westminster ..................1 0 1969-70 1969-70Wichita State .................2 4 1971-72 2009-10Wilberforce ....................3 0 1978-79 2009-10Wilcox ............................1 0 1929-30 1929-30Wilmington ....................1 0 2009-10 2009-10Winthrop ........................1 0 2000-01 2000-01Wisconsin ......................0 1 1979-80 1979-80UW-Oshkosh ..................1 0 1970-71 1970-71Wooster ..........................2 7 1933-34 1969-70Wright State ................30 27 1971-72 2011-12Xavier (OH) ....................8 5 1970-71 1994-95Y Commerce ..................1 0 1929-30 1929-30Yale ...............................1 0 2000-01 2000-01Youngstown State ........40 37 1930-31 2011-12


series scores with 2012-13 FoesAKRON

UA Leads, 34-311932-33 H 12 -34 ....Akron1933-34 H 22 -38 ....Akron1937-38 H 35 -51 ....Akron1938-39 A 34 -49 ....Akron1946-47 A 35 -71 ....Akron1948-49 N 49 -83 ....Akron1951-52 A 50 -69 ....Akron1952-53 A 51 -80 ....Akron1967-68 A 54 -63 ....Akron1968-69 H 60 -57 ..... CSU A 64 -70 ....Akron1969-70 A 69 -78 ....Akron H 60 -78 ....Akron1970-71 H 75 -95 ....Akron A 77 -94 ....Akron1971-72 H 64 -58 ..... CSU A 56 -86 ....Akron1972-73 H 46 -58 ....Akron A 76 -86 ....Akron1973-74 H 59 -84 ....Akron A 78 -92 ....Akron1974-75 A 65 -59 ..... CSU H 68 -66 ..... CSU1975-76 A 61 -77 ....Akron H 62 -50 ..... CSU1976-77 A 71 -70 ..... CSU H 81 -82 ....Akron1977-78 A 77 -62 ..... CSU H 91 -75 ..... CSU1978-79 H 93 -84 ..... CSU A 83 -69 ..... CSU1979-80 A 87 -65 ..... CSU H 89 -63 ..... CSU1980-81 H 81 -65 ..... CSU

A 78 -68 ..... CSU1981-82 H 88 -69 ..... CSU A 71 -75 ....Akron1982-83 A 66 -70 ....Akron H 83 -82 ..... CSU1984-85 A 52 -50 ..... CSU H 76 -58 ..... CSU1985-86 H 88 -76 ..... CSU1986-87 A 69 -73 ....Akron1987-88 H 80 -73 ..... CSU1988-89 A 78 -77 ..... CSU1989-90 H 83 -66 ..... CSU1990-91 H 68 -66 ..... CSU A 60 -64 ....Akron1991-92 H 67 -71 ....Akron A 81 -58 ..... CSU H 80 -77 ..... CSU1994-95 A 57 -66 ....Akron1995-96 H 52 -77 ....Akron1996-97 A 71 -63 ..... CSU1997-98 H 78 -67 ..... CSU1998-99 A 59 -84 ....Akron1999-00 H 72 -79 ....Akron2000-01 A 80 -82 ....Akron2001-02 H 79 -66 ..... CSU2002-03 A 68 -65 ..... CSU2003-04 H 59 -61 ...Akron2004-05 A 75 -79 ...Akron2005-06 H 50 -62 ...Akron2010-11 A 64 -51 ..... CSU2011-12 H 69 -66 ..... CSU

In Cleveland: CSU 19, UA 14Bedford HS: CSU 1, UA 0Cleveland Arena: CSU 0, UA 1Public Hall: CSU 4, UA 4

Tri-C: CSU 0, UA 1Wolstein Center: CSU 4, UA 5Woodling Gym: CSU 10, UA 0Cleve. (Unknown): CSU 0, UA 3In Akron: CSU 12, UA 20

BALL STATESeries tied, 2-2

1972-73 H 87 -85 ..... CSU1973-74 A 87 -93 ..... BSU1974-75 H 93 -78 ..... CSU1975-76 A 69 -77 ..... BSU

In Cleveland: CSU 2, BSU 2Public Hall: CSU 2, BSU 2In Muncie: CSU 0, BSU 2

DETROITDetroit Leads, 36-17

1935-36 H 26 -40 .... UDM A 22 -38 .... UDM1970-71 A 70 -85 .... UDM1971-72 A 54 -100 .. UDM1973-74 H 79 -83 .... UDM1975-76 A 72 -104 .. UDM1976-77 H 66 -78 .... UDM1982-83 A 63 -65 .... UDM1983-84 H 63 -56 ..... CSU1994-95 A 56 -70 .... UDM H 66 -80 .... UDM1995-96 H 48 -47 ..... CSU A 74 -103 .. UDM1996-97 H 72 -80 .... UDM A 60 -68 .... UDM N 67 -63 ..... CSU1997-98 A 70 -84 .... UDM

H 60 -57 ..... CSU1998-99 H 58 -73 .... UDM A 66 -78 .... UDM N 65 -80 .... UDM1999-00 A 68 -71 .... UDM H 81 -69 ..... CSU2000-01 H 69 -67 ..... CSU A 63 -75 .... UDM N 81 -91 .... UDM2001-02 A 50 -53 .... UDM H 62 -72 .... UDM H 63 -67 .... UDM2002-03 H 51 -70 .... UDM A 55 -72 .... UDM2003-04 H 53 -75 .... UDM A 55 -77 .... UDM A 36 -62 .... UDM2004-05 H 69 -62 ..... CSU A 54 -65 .... UDM2005-06 H 59 -53 ..... CSU A 73 -84 .... UDM A 58 -92 .... UDM2006-07 H 63 -61 ..... CSU A 48 -60 .... UDM2007-08 A 74 -64 ..... CSU H 60 -56 ..... CSU2008-09 A 53 -44 ..... CSU H 66 -49 ..... CSU H 56 -43 ..... CSU2009-10 A 62 -69 .... UDM H 54 -65 .... UDM2010-11 H 81 -69 ..... CSU A 78 -81 .... UDM2011-12 A 66 -61 ..... CSU H 77 -64 ..... CSU N 58 -63 .... UDM

In Cleveland: CSU 13, UDM 11Public Hall: CSU 1, UDM 2Wolstein Center: CSU 11, UDM 8Woodling Gym: CSU 0, UDM 1In Detroit: CSU 3, UDM 22Neutral: CSU 1, UDM 3

GRAMBLINGFirst Series Meeting

GREEN BAYGreen Bay Leads, 37-27

1981-82 A 49 -46 ..... CSU1982-83 H 74 -66 ..... CSU1983-84 A 66 -67 ....... GB H 85 -68 ..... CSU1984-85 H 82 -66 ..... CSU A 73 -68 ..... CSU H 85 -67 ..... CSU1985-86 A 76 -59 ..... CSU H 103 -64 ..... CSU1986-87 A 57 -62 ....... GB H 75 -50 ..... CSU1987-88 H 74 -68 ..... CSU A 74 -86 ....... GB1988-89 A 75 -73 ..... CSU H 91 -85 ..... CSU1989-90 H 83 -91 ....... GB A 76 -86 ....... GB1990-91 H 64 -72 ....... GB A 62 -73 ....... GB1991-92 H 56 -67 ....... GB A 53 -92 ....... GB1992-93 H 81 -66 ..... CSU A 63 -61 ..... CSU1993-94 H 56 -78 ....... GB


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A 62 -83 ....... GB N 63 -93 ....... GB1994-95 A 58 -70 ....... GB1995-96 A 57 -71 ....... GB H 48 -74 ....... GB1996-97 A 56 -72 ....... GB H 57 -48 ..... CSU1997-98 A 63 -75 ....... GB H 39 -66 ....... GB A 53 -82 ....... GB1998-99 A 57 -60 ....... GB H 67 -71 ....... GB1999-00 A 72 -59 ..... CSU H 57 -60 ....... GB2000-01 H 76 -72 ..... CSU A 63 -60 ..... CSU2001-02 A 50 -61 ....... GB H 66 -74 ....... GB2002-03 H 66 -55 ..... CSU A 56 -89 ....... GB2003-04 A 69 -70 ....... GB H 58 -60 ....... GB2004-05 A 76 -81 ....... GB H 62 -69 ....... GB2005-06 A 66 -63 ..... CSU H 72 -76 ....... GB2006-07 A 53 -65 ....... GB H 66 -79 ....... GB A 59 -78 ....... GB2007-08 A 50 -59 ....... GB H 81 -64 ..... CSU2008-09 A 65 -80 ....... GB H 83 -75 ..... CSU N 73 -67 ..... CSU2009-10 H 64 -50 ..... CSU A 57 -74 ....... GB2010-11 A 83 -75 ..... CSU H 64 -57 ..... CSU2011-12 H 78 -68 ..... CSU A 67 -71 ....... GB

In Cleveland: CSU 17, GB 13Public Hall: CSU 1, GB 0Wolstein Center: CSU 9, GB 12Woodling Gym: CSU 7, GB 1In Green Bay: CSU 9, GB 23Neutral: CSU 1, GB 1

KENT STATEKent State Leads, 26-19

1932-33 H 33 -29 ..... CSU A 28 -31 ..... KSU1934-35 A 22 -27 ..... KSU1935-36 H 22 -34 ..... KSU A 29 -48 ..... KSU1939-40 A 34 -32 ..... CSU1940-41 H 25 -65 ..... KSU1941-42 A 27 -59 ..... KSU1942-43 H 31 -46 ..... KSU1970-71 A 64 -82 ..... KSU1971-72 A 70 -91 ..... KSU1972-73 H 59 -63 ..... KSU1973-74 A 67 -70 ..... KSU1976-77 H 75 -64 ..... CSU

1977-78 A 81 -65 ..... CSU1978-79 A 75 -77 ..... KSU1979-80 H 76 -79 ..... KSU1980-81 A 72 -70 ..... CSU1981-82 H 78 -68 ..... CSU1982-83 A 89 -91 ..... KSU1983-84 H 70 -74 ..... KSU1984-85 A 69 -79 ..... KSU H 79 -78 ..... CSU1985-86 H 101 -76 ..... CSU A 75 -55 ..... CSU1987-88 H 73 -66 ..... CSU1988-89 A 78 -86 ..... KSU1989-90 H 70 -73 ..... KSU1990-91 A 67 -83 ..... KSU1991-92 H 52 -49 ..... CSU1992-93 A 81 -64 ..... CSU1993-94 H 104 -101 ... CSU1994-95 A 84 -70 ..... CSU1997-98 A 75 -74 ..... CSU1998-99 H 57 -59 ..... KSU2001-02 N 62 -66 ..... KSU2002-03 H 68 -91 ..... KSU2003-04 A 66 -116 ... KSU2004-05 H 68 -71 ..... KSU2005-06 A 68 -83 ..... KSU2006-07 H 66 -59 ..... KSU2007-08 A 69 -84 ..... KSU2008-09 H 67 -41 ..... CSU2010-11 H 69 -66 ..... CSU2011-12 A 57 -53 ..... CSU

In Cleveland: CSU 11, KSU 10Public Hall: CSU 1, KSU 3Wolstein Center: CSU 5, KSU 3Woodling Gym: CSU 4, KSU 1In Kent: CSU 8, KSU 15Neutral: CSU 0, KSU 1

LOYOLALoyola Leads, 22-19

1973-74 A 73 -94 ..... LUC1974-75 H 76 -73 ..... CSU1980-81 H 77 -78 ..... LUC1994-95 H 73 -75 ..... LUC1995-96 H 71 -81 ..... LUC A 58 -100 ... LUC1996-97 H 66 -68 ..... LUC A 61 -72 ..... LUC1997-98 A 68 -75 ..... LUC H 75 -65 ..... CSU1998-99 H 79 -77 ..... CSU A 58 -60 ..... LUC1998-99 N 65 -59 ..... CSU1999-00 A 70 -68 ..... CSU H 69 -60 ..... CSU2000-01 H 73 -70 ..... CSU A 80 -77 ..... CSU2001-02 A 63 -87 ..... LUC H 81 -60 ..... CSU2002-03 A 65 -77 ..... LUC H 72 -77 ..... LUC A 57 -69 ..... LUC2003-04 H 83 -90 ..... LUC

A 59 -70 ..... LUC2004-05 A 55 -70 ..... LUC H 63 -67 ..... LUC2005-06 H 60 -77 ..... LUC A 75 -81 ..... LUC2006-07 A 55 -66 ..... LUC H 57 -61 ..... LUC2007-08 H 63 -55 ..... CSU A 53 -65 ..... LUC2008-09 H 76 -50 ..... CSU A 83 -70 ..... CSU2009-10 H 62 -57 ..... CSU A 59 -56 ..... CSU H 80 -66 ..... CSU2010-11 H 73 -55 ..... CSU A 81 -70 ..... CSU2011-12 H 69 -48 ..... CSU A 65 -47 ..... CSU

In Cleveland: CSU 12, LUC 9Public Hall: CSU 1, LUC 0Wolstein Center: CSU 11, LUC 8Woodling Gym: CSU 0, LUC 1In Chicago: CSU 6, LUC 13Neutral: CSU 1, LUC 0

MILWAUKEEMilwaukee Leads, 22-16

1993-94 H 84 -60 ..... CSU A 97 -75 ..... CSU1994-95 A 87 -64 ..... CSU1995-96 A 55 -73 ....UWM H 84 -97 ....UWM1996-97 A 74 -67 ..... CSU H 56 -54 ..... CSU1997-98 H 70 -47 ..... CSU A 78 -81 ....UWM1998-99 H 72 -68 ..... CSU A 75 -64 ..... CSU1999-00 A 109 -105 ... CSU H 67 -70 ....UWM2000-01 H 57 -34 ..... CSU A 68 -86 ....UWM2001-02 A 69 -78 ....UWM H 69 -67 ..... CSU2002-03 H 58 -70 ....UWM A 69 -86 ....UWM2003-04 H 64 -78 ....UWM A 63 -88 ....UWM2004-05 A 65 -85 ....UWM H 59 -81 ....UWM2005-06 A 68 -75 ....UWM H 57 -86 ....UWM2006-07 H 48 -60 ....UWM A 56 -57 ....UWM2007-08 A 71 -79 ....UWM H 74 -64 ..... CSU2008-09 A 75 -77 ....UWM H 70 -61 ..... CSU2009-10 H 73 -72 ..... CSU A 59 -69 ....UWM N 75 -82 ....UWM2010-11 A 82 -59 ..... CSU H 83 -87 ....UWM

Woodling Gym: CSU 1, UT 0In Toledo: UT 5, CSU 1Neutral: CSU 1, UT 0

UICCSU Leads, 39-32

1981-82 H 78 -76 ..... CSU A 75 -70 ..... CSU1982-83 H 81 -83 ...... UIC A 66 -75 ...... UIC1983-84 A 102 -108 .... UIC H 75 -84 ...... UIC1984-85 H 72 -75 ...... UIC A 90 -72 ..... CSU1985-86 A 101 -77 ..... CSU H 113 -75 ..... CSU N 100 -84 ..... CSU1986-87 H 89 -100 .... UIC A 108 -85 ..... CSU N 94 -78 ..... CSU1987-88 A 90 -73 ..... CSU H 89 -69 ..... CSU1988-89 H 91 -83 ..... CSU A 83 -80 ..... CSU1989-90 A 72 -75 ...... UIC H 91 -79 ..... CSU1990-91 H 58 -56 ..... CSU A 76 -94 ...... UIC1991-92 A 65 -79 ...... UIC H 67 -72 ...... UIC H 59 -83 ...... UIC1992-93 A 86 -73 ..... CSU H 67 -64 ..... CSU N 68 -96 ...... UIC1993-94 A 74 -103 .... UIC H 66 -65 ..... CSU1994-95 A 72 -87 ...... UIC1995-96 H 83 -69 ..... CSU A 69 -73 ...... UIC1996-97 A 60 -92 ...... UIC H 67 -75 ...... UIC N 42 -64 ...... UIC1997-98 A 67 -83 ...... UIC H 72 -96 ...... UIC1998-99 H 77 -89 ...... UIC A 59 -56 ..... CSU1999-00 A 91 -89 ..... CSU H 85 -73 ..... CSU A 54 -70 ...... UIC2000-01 H 71 -62 ..... CSU A 65 -64 ..... CSU N 62 -61 ..... CSU2001-02 A 83 -69 ..... CSU H 76 -70 ..... CSU2002-03 A 63 -69 ...... UIC H 74 -87 ...... UIC2003-04 A 68 -83 ...... UIC H 56 -67 ...... UIC2004-05 A 57 -74 ...... UIC H 66 -73 ...... UIC A 65 -84 ...... UIC2005-06 A 87 -83 ..... CSU H 67 -72 ...... UIC

2011-12 H 83 -57 ..... CSU A 84 -86 ....UWM

In Cleveland: CSU 10, UWM 8Wolstein Center: CSU 10, UWM 8In Milwaukee: CSU 6, UWM 13Neutral: CSU 0, UWM 1

NORTH CAROLINA STATEFirst Series Meeting

NOTRE DAME COLLEGECSU Leads, 2-0

2006-07 H 88 -62 ..... CSU2008-09 H 91 -40 ..... CSU

In Cleveland: CSU 2, NDC 0Wolstein Center: CSU 2, NDC 0

OLD DOMINIONODU leads, 1-0

2010-11 A 63 -74 .....ODU

In Norfolk: CSU 0, ODU 1

RIO GRANDECSU leads, 2-0

1932-33 H 40 -35 ......CSU2011-12 H 86 -57 ......CSU

In Cleveland: CSU 2, RG 0Wolstein Center: CSU 1, RG 0Cleve. (Unknown): CSU 1, RG 0

ST. BONAVENTURESBU Leads, 6-2

1975-76 A 80 -114 ... SBU1999-00 A 69 -71 ..... SBU2000-01 H 61 -64 ..... SBU2001-02 H 64 -79 ..... SBU2002-03 A 67 -81 ..... SBU2009-10 A 62 -72 ..... SBU2010-11 H 69 -51 ..... CSU2011-12 H 67 -64 ..... CSU

In Cleveland: CSU 2, SBU 2Wolstein Center: CSU 2, SBU 2In Olean: CSU 0, SBU 4

TOLEDOToledo leads, 6-4

1936-37 A 30 -54 .........UT1971-72 A 66 -99 .........UT1972-73 A 78 -90 .........UT1987-88 A 76 -85 .........UT1988-89 H 84 -77 ......CSU1996-97 A 50 -75 .........UT1995-96 H 44 -71 .........UT2008-09 N 77 -56 ......CSU2009-10 H 87 -63 ......CSU 2011-12 A 72 -64 ......CSU

In Cleveland: CSU 1, UT 1Wolstein Center: CSU 2, UT 0


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2006-07 H 62 -72 ...... UIC A 60 -55 ..... CSU2007-08 H 68 -51 ..... CSU A 68 -74 ...... UIC2008-09 H 79 -69 ..... CSU A 66 -63 ..... CSU N 67 -64 ..... CSU2009-10 H 70 -63 ..... CSU A 74 -63 ..... CSU2010-11 H 83 -59 ..... CSU A 63 -49 ..... CSU H 73 -61 ..... CSU2011-12 H 73 -56 ..... CSU A 70 -42 ..... CSU

In Cleveland: CSU 18, UIC 14Public Hall: CSU 1, UIC 2Wolstein Center: CSU 12, UIC 10Woodling Gym: CSU 5, UIC 2In Chicago: CSU 18, UIC 16Neutral: CSU 3, UIC 2

VALPARAISOCSU Leads, 28-11

1979-80 H 85 -67 ..... CSU1980-81 A 74 -53 ..... CSU1981-82 A 76 -72 ..... CSU H 99 -78 ..... CSU1982-83 A 64 -75 ... Valpo H 59 -64 ... Valpo1983-84 H 49 -52 ... Valpo A 93 -89 ..... CSU1984-85 A 104 -73 ..... CSU H 105 -87 ..... CSU1985-86 H 91 -66 ..... CSU A 72 -50 ..... CSU1986-87 A 78 -67 ..... CSU H 100 -82 ..... CSU1987-88 H 91 -72 ..... CSU A 80 -66 ..... CSU1988-89 A 88 -91 ... Valpo H 107 -86 ..... CSU1989-90 H 79 -65 ..... CSU A 85 -72 ..... CSU1990-91 A 70 -57 ..... CSU H 51 -49 ..... CSU1991-92 A 66 -67 ... Valpo H 77 -62 ..... CSU1992-93 A 75 -73 ..... CSU H 85 -81 ..... CSU1993-94 A 74 -87 ... Valpo H 76 -83 ... Valpo2007-08 H 69 -63 ..... CSU A 71 -58 ..... CSU N 78 -73 ..... CSU2008-09 H 66 -42 ..... CSU A 71 -64 ..... CSU2009-10 A 71 -78 ... Valpo H 80 -71 ..... CSU2010-11 A 58 -64 ... Valpo H 76 -65 ..... CSU2011-12 A 66 -72 ... Valpo H 41 -59 ... Valpo

In Cleveland: CSU 15, Valpo 4Public Hall: CSU 0, Valpo 2Wolstein Center: CSU 5, Valpo 2Woodling Gym: CSU 9, Valpo 0In Valparaiso: CSU 11, Valpo 7 Neutral: CSU 1, Valpo 0

WRIGHT STATECSU Leads, 30-27

1971-72 H 75 -65 ..... CSU1972-73 H 48 -52 .....WSU1973-74 A 45 -69 .....WSU1974-75 A 53 -58 .....WSU H 75 -60 ..... CSU1975-76 A 73 -75 .....WSU H 62 -76 .....WSU1976-77 H 56 -77 .....WSU A 74 -67 ..... CSU1977-78 H 77 -62 ..... CSU1978-79 A 64 -78 .....WSU1990-91 H 99 -92 ..... CSU1991-92 A 55 -52 ..... CSU H 85 -67 ..... CSU1992-93 A 99 -91 ..... CSU H 91 -85 ..... CSU1993-94 A 84 -77 ..... CSU H 68 -69 .....WSU N 70 -67 ..... CSU1994-95 H 74 -82 .....WSU A 60 -78 .....WSU A 81 -88 .....WSU1995-96 H 83 -68 ..... CSU A 54 -65 .....WSU1996-97 H 79 -76 ..... CSU A 74 -71 ..... CSU1997-98 H 85 -67 ..... CSU A 71 -67 ..... CSU1998-99 A 74 -89 .....WSU H 87 -64 ..... CSU1999-00 H 69 -55 ..... CSU A 88 -91 .....WSU2000-01 A 58 -67 .....WSU H 77 -60 ..... CSU2001-02 H 64 -68 .....WSU A 72 -87 .....WSU2002-03 H 55 -52 ..... CSU A 63 -76 .....WSU2003-04 H 73 -78 .....WSU A 56 -72 .....WSU2004-05 A 57 -73 .....WSU H 67 -53 ..... CSU2005-06 H 55 -58 .....WSU A 63 -56 ..... CSU2006-07 H 67 -78 .....WSU A 55 -68 .....WSU2007-08 A 65 -63 ..... CSU H 49 -55 .....WSU2008-09 A 62 -71 .....WSU H 59 -50 ..... CSU2009-10 A 64 -73 .....WSU H 68 -63 ..... CSU

2010-11 H 65 -46 ..... CSU A 74 -72 ..... CSU N 73 -59 ..... CSU2011-12 A 45 -43 ..... CSU H 77 -55 ..... CSU

In Cleveland: CSU 18, WSU 10Public Hall: CSU 1, WSU 1Wolstein Center: CSU 15, WSU 7Woodling Gym: CSU 2, WSU 2In Fairborn: CSU 10, WSU 17Neutral: CSU 2, WSU 0

YOUNGSTOWN STATECSU Leads, 40-37

1930-31 H 35 -18 ..... CSU A 32 -34 ..... YSU1931-32 H 21 -20 ..... CSU A 16 -20 ..... YSU1934-35 H 23 -37 ..... YSU A 42 -32 ..... CSU1935-36 H 28 -23 ..... CSU1936-37 A 27 -34 ..... YSU1947-48 H 43 -54 ..... YSU1948-49 A 44 -51 ..... YSU1950-51 A 56 -61 ..... YSU H 58 -75 ..... YSU1951-52 H 48 -74 ..... YSU A 39 -76 ..... YSU1952-53 A 39 -72 ..... YSU1953-54 H 55 -104 ... YSU1966-67 A 74 -102 ... YSU1967-68 H 66 -69 ..... YSU1968-69 A 68 -73 ..... YSU1969-70 A 48 -67 ..... YSU H 68 -78 ..... YSU1970-71 H 55 -76 ..... YSU A 65 -79 ..... YSU1971-72 H 69 -80 ..... YSU A 62 -79 ..... YSU1972-73 A 71 -53 ..... CSU H 72 -66 ..... CSU1973-74 A 81 -84 ..... YSU H 99 -93 ..... CSU1974-75 A 93 -89 ..... CSU1975-76 H 88 -86 ..... CSU1976-77 A 65 -90 ..... YSU1977-78 H 57 -56 ..... CSU1978-79 A 74 -70 ..... CSU1979-80 H 72 -77 ..... YSU1980-81 H 94 -63 ..... CSU A 59 -56 ..... CSU1981-82 A 55 -67 ..... YSU H 91 -71 ..... CSU1982-83 H 57 -65 ..... YSU A 77 -99 ..... YSU1984-85 A 63 -70 ..... YSU1985-86 H 101 -69 ..... CSU1986-87 A 87 -73 ..... CSU1987-88 H 103 -75 ..... CSU1988-89 A 97 -90 ..... CSU1989-90 H 83 -67 ..... CSU1990-91 A 91 -87 ..... CSU1991-92 H 93 -70 ..... CSU

1992-93 H 88 -48 ..... CSU A 96 -78 ..... CSU1993-94 A 64 -67 ..... YSU H 77 -72 ..... CSU1995-96 A 49 -59 ..... YSU1996-97 H 69 -61 ..... CSU2001-02 H 71 -58 ..... CSU A 58 -48 ..... CSU2002-03 A 55 -57 ..... YSU H 86 -76 ..... CSU2003-04 A 82 -86 ..... YSU H 59 -61 ..... YSU2004-05 H 78 -62 ..... CSU A 78 -77 ..... CSU2005-06 A 63 -50 ..... CSU H 63 -68 ..... YSU2006-07 A 63 -68 ..... YSU H 68 -55 ..... CSU2007-08 H 77 -54 ..... CSU A 65 -58 ..... CSU2008-09 A 60 -64 ..... YSU H 58 -54 ..... CSU

2009-10 A 70 -48 ..... CSU H 77 -69 ..... CSU2010-11 A 61 -51 ..... CSU H 86 -76 ..... CSU2011-12 H 67 -73 ..... YSU A 67 -47 ..... CSU

In Cleveland: CSU 24, YSU 14Cleveland Arena: CSU 0, YSU 1Public Hall: CSU 1, YSU 3Tri-C: CSU 0, YSU 1Wolstein Center: CSU 12, YSU 3Woodling Gym: CSU 8, YSU 1Cleve. (Unknown): CSU 3, YSU 5In Youngstown: CSU 15, YSU 24

CsU in BracketBusters PlayCSU Record: 4-5 Rematch: 4-4

2003-04Feb. 21, 2004; Cleveland, OhioEastern Michigan 87, CSU 66

2004-05Feb. 19, 2005; Mt. Pleasant, Mich.

Central Michigan 79, CSU 70Rematch: Eastern Mich. 89, CSU 76 (12/23/04)

2005-06Feb. 18, 2006; Cleveland, Ohio

CSU 52, Delaware 40Rematch: CSU 56, Central Mich. 43 (11/30/05)

2006-07Feb. 17, 2007; Northridge, Calif.CSU 85, Cal State Northridge 76

Rematch: CSU 59, Delaware 53 (11/26/06)


CSU 59, Marist 44Rematch: Cal State North. 78, CSU 68 (11/28/07)

2008-09Feb. 21, 2009; Wichta, Kansas

Wichita State 70, CSU 59Rematch: CSU 66, Marist 47 (12/13/08)


CSU 87, Toledo 63Rematch: Wichita State 69, CSU 54 (11/28/09)

2010-11Feb. 20, 2011; Norfolk, Va.Old Dominion 74, CSU 63

Rematch: CSU 72, Toledo 64 (12/28/11)

2011-12Feb. 18, 2011: Cleveland, Ohio

Drexel 69, CSU 49Rematch: CSU to host Old Dominion this season


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Credentials: Media and photo credentials may be secured by contacting the Sports Information Office. Credential requests must be received by the Sports Information Office no later than 48 hours in advance of the game and may be made via fax (216-523-7257) or e-mail ([email protected]). Credentials will be held at Media Will Call (Gate D) for pick up on the day of the game unless other arrangements are made. Credentials shall be allocated and space in the media seating areas shall be assigned by the following priority:

(1) originating radio and television outlets; (2) daily newspapers providing regular coverage of Cleveland State and its opponent; (3) national news agencies servicing the print and broadcast media; (4) radio and television outlets providing regular coverage of Cleveland State and its opponent; (5) national or regional print, broadcast and electronic media; (6) officially-sanctioned student media, spe-cialty publications and electronic publications of Cleveland State and its opponent; (7) other types of print and broadcast media.

Parking Passes: May be obtained only by making requests for credentials one week in advance of the game to allow for safe delivery.

Photographers: Are limited to working in the designated areas at each end of the court, unless special arrangements have been made. Courtside lighting averages 180 candlepower and is daylight-equivalent.

Postgame Interviews: The head coaches of both teams will be brought to the interview room. The order of appearance will be determined by postgame radio/television commitments of the coaches and how to provide access to the coaches as quickly as possible. The Cleveland State locker room is closed to all members of the media. Players requested for interview by the media will be brought to the interview room in the Wolstein Center; or, when on the road, to an interview area.

Player Interview Policy: Media wishing to in-terview Cleveland State players on dates other than game days should contact the Sports Information Office. The Sports Information Office shall arrange a time in which the player(s) can call or meet the media representative(s). Players will be available immediately before and after the practice sessions. The players are not be accessible to the media on game days prior to the game. Media members are asked to honor the athletic department’s request that they refrain from con-tacting CSU student-athletes away from practice without first contacting the Sports Information Department. CSU student-athletes have been instructed to decline all interview requests that have not been arranged through Sports Info.

Practices: Practices are open to the media and are generally held in the afternoon. Media may have access to the players and coaches at the practice site a half hour before practice and following the conclusion of practice. The practice schedule is tentative so please check with the Sports Information Office if you plan to attend practice so you can confirm availability time.

Weekly Releases: Cleveland State basketball information and statistics are continually available to the media via several avenues. The releases are updated every Monday and the day following any midweek game. They are available in PDF and text format on the CSU Athletic Department web site (CSUVikings.com). To obtain the weekly release via e-mail, please send a request to Greg Murphy ([email protected]).

Web Site: Cleveland State University Athlet-ics Department news is available on the world wide web. CSU’s official home page, continually updated by the Sports Information Office, may be found at the following web address: www.CSUVikings.com

Cleveland state sports information

Wolstein Center, Room 2042000 Prospect AvenueCleveland, OH 44115

Phone: (216) 687-4818Fax: (216) 523-7257

Web Site: www.CSUVikings.com

Greg MurphySports Information Director

Phone: (216) [email protected]

Renee AdamAssistant SID


Scott YaegerAthletic Department

Historian

Media guidelines

Jeff SattoraSports Info. Assistant


Statistics and Transmission Services: Play-by-play and statistics will be available during and after each game in the Wolstein Center. Quotes from both coaches will be distributed. Fax service is also available.

Tickets: Are $10, $15 & $25 for adult ($10, $20 & $30 for premium games only), all seats reserved. CSU Ticket Office phone: 216-687-4848. Sorry, we have no complimentary tickets.

Student WorkersColin Barrett

Vince SenauskasKevin VargoTyler Wenger

Amanda Wood


22 BrynForbes

6-3 175 Fr. GLansing, Mich.

33 TreyLewis

6-2 180 So. GCleveland, Ohio

00 JoshIvory

6-2 200 Fr. GAlexandria, La.

44 DevonLong

6-7 260 Jr. FHighland Park, Mich.

2020RaphaelVeira

6-5 200 Jr. FCleveland, Ohio

3131CharlieLee

5-9 160 So. GMilwaukee, Wis.

3232 AaronScales

6-9 260 Fr. CKernersville, N.C.

3333 Tim Kamczyc

6-7 225 Sr. FStrongsville, Ohio

GaryWaters

293-217 Overall (17 Yrs.)122-82 at CSU (7th year)

HeadCoach

JermaineKimbrough

7th Season At CSU

Asst.Coach

LarryDeSimpelare

7th Season At CSU

Asst.Coach

JaysonGee

7th Season At CSU

Assoc.Coach

11 SebastianDouglas

6-4 210 So. GHouston, Texas

2424 LudaNdaye

6-9 240 Jr. FMontreal, Quebec

1111 JuniorLomomba

6-5 185 Fr. GMontreal, Quebec

1515 AntonGrady

6-8 215 So. FCleveland, Ohio

2121 MarlinMason

6-6 210 So. FDetroit, Mich.

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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME TV November

Tues. 6 MALONE (Exhibition) Wolstein Center 7:00 p.m.Fri. 9 GRAMBLING (DH) Wolstein Center 7:30 p.m. HLN

2012 NIT Season Tip-OffMon. 12 vs. Bowling Green Ann Arbor, Mich. 6:00 p.m.Tues. 13 vs. IUPUI / at Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich. 5:30 p.m. / 8:00 p.m.

Sat. 17 OLD DOMINION Wolstein Center 2:00 p.m. HLN

2012 NIT Season Tip-Off (Will play two games in N.Y. if win two games in Ann Arbor)Mon. 19 NIT Consolation Round TBA TBATues. 20 NIT Consolation Round TBA TBAWed. 21 NIT Semifi nals New York, N.Y. TBAFri. 23 NIT Championship New York, N.Y. TBA

Wed. 28 at Ball State Muncie, Ind. 7:00 p.m.

DecemberSat. 1 TOLEDO Wolstein Center 2:00 p.m. HLNSat. 8 at North Carolina State Raleigh, N.C. 1:00 p.m. Fox Sports South ESPN3Sat. 15 at St. Bonaventure Olean, N.Y. 2:00 p.m.Wed. 19 NOTRE DAME COLLEGE Wolstein Center 7:00 p.m. HLNSun. 23 at Akron Akron, Ohio TBAFri. 28 RIO GRANDE Wolstein Center 7:00 p.m. HLN

JanuaryWed. 2 KENT STATE Wolstein Center 6:00 p.m. HLNFri. 4 at Valparaiso * Valparaiso, Ind. 7:00 p.m. ESPNUMon. 7 UIC * Wolstein Center 6:00 p.m. HLNWed. 9 at Wright State * Fairborn, Ohio 7:00 p.m. HLNSat. 12 DETROIT * (DH) Wolstein Center 4:30 p.m. HLNThu. 17 at Milwaukee * Milwaukee, Wis. 8:00 p.m. HLNSat. 19 at Green Bay * Green Bay, Wis. 2:05 p.m. HLN GOWWed. 23 LOYOLA * Wolstein Center 7:00 p.m. HLNSat. 26 at Youngstown State * Youngstown, Ohio 2:05 p.m. HLN GOW

FebruarySat. 2 at UIC * Chicago, Ill. 8:00 p.m. HLNTue. 5 YOUNGSTOWN STATE * Wolstein Center 7:00 p.m. HLNSat. 9 VALPARAISO * Wolstein Center 2:00 p.m. HLN GOW or 4:00 p.m. ESPN/2Tue. 12 at Detroit * Detroit, Mich. TBA ESPN3Fri. 15 GREEN BAY * Wolstein Center 9:00 p.m. ESPNUSun. 17 MILWAUKEE * Wolstein Center 2:00 p.m. HLNWed. 20 WRIGHT STATE * Wolstein Center 7:00 p.m. HLNSat. 23 at BracketBusters TBA TBA

MarchSat. 2 at Loyola Chicago, Ill. 3:00 p.m. HLN

2013 Horizon League ChampionshipTues. 5 First round at Campus Sites 7:00 p.m.Fri. 8 Second Round Site TBA TBASat. 9 Semifi nals Site TBA TBA ESPNUTues. 12 Championship Site TBA TBA ESPN

All Times are Eastern | * Denotes Horizon League game | # - NIT Season Tip-Off

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