BOWLING GREEN OPENING TIP GAME 1 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY AT OAKLAND UNIVERSITY BOWLING GREEN PROJECTED STARTING FIVE

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1 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MEN S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES GAME 1 AT OAKLAND ROCHESTER, MICH. ATHLETICS CENTER O RENA BOWLING GREEN 9 MAC REGULAR-SEASON TITLES 4 NCAA APPEARANCES 14 NIT APPEARANCES 13 ALL-AMERICANS 35 ALL-MAC FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Overall: 0-0 Home: 0-0 Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0 MAC: 0-0 MAC Home: 0-0 MAC Away: 0-0 Streak: -- Nov. Opponent Time (ET)/Results 4 CAPITAL % W, at Oakland 7 p.m. 13 at South Dakota 4:15 p.m. 19 UMKC # 4 p.m. 20 GREEN BAY # 6 p.m. 21 MURRAY STATE # 7 p.m. 26 MORGAN STATE 12 p.m. 29 NOTRE DAME COLLEGE 7 p.m. Dec. Opponent Time (ET)/Results 4 at Cincinnati 8 p.m. 6 at Evansville 8 p.m. 10 DETROIT 12 p.m. 18 at San Jose State 5 p.m. 22 ALABAMA A&M 12 p.m. 30 NORFOLK STATE 2 p.m. Jan. Opponent Time (ET)/Results 3 at Akron * 7 p.m. 7 at Ball State * 1 p.m. 10 EASTERN MICHIGAN * 7 p.m. 14 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 12 p.m. 17 at Toledo * 7 p.m. 21 BALL STATE * 2:30 p.m. 24 at Central Michigan * 7 p.m. 28 OHIO * 12 p.m. 31 MIAMI * 7 p.m. Feb. Opponent Time (ET)/Results 4 TOLEDO * 12 p.m. 7 at Kent State * 7 p.m. 11 BUFFALO * 12 p.m. 14 at Western Michigan * 7 p.m. 18 at Ohio * 2 p.m. 21 AKRON * 9 p.m. 25 at Miami * 3:30 p.m. 28 KENT STATE * 7 p.m. Mar. Opponent Time (ET)/Results 3 at Buffalo * 7 p.m MAC TOURNAMENT TBA % Exhibition # Bill Frack Tournament * Conference Game HOME games at Stroh Center GAME 1 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY AT OAKLAND UNIVERSITY Friday, Nov p.m. Rochester, Mich. Athletics Center O rena (3,000) FALCONS Head Coach: Michael Huger Record at : Overall Record: Same Record: 0-0; 0-0 BOWLING GREEN PROJECTED STARTING FIVE GOLDEN GRIZZLIES Head Coach: Greg Kampe Record at OU: Overall Record: Same Record: 0-0; 0-0 OPENING TIP Bowling Green will begin its 101st year of basketball on Friday (Nov. 11) night. The Falcons own an all-time varisty record of , which is good enough for a.540 winning percentage. Michael Huger enters his second year at the helm of his alma mater. In his first year as head coach, Huger led the Falcons to a record. The season concluded with a dramatic run to the MAC Tournament semifinals. Friday s matchup will feature a clash of graduates. Both head coaches, Michael Huger ( ) and Oakland s Greg Kampe ( ), were Falcon guards across their collegiate playing careers. Bowling Green returns eight letterwinners, three starters, and five of its top six scorers from The Falcons return 68.7 percent of its scoring. The Orange and Brown have won five-consecutive season openers, but has only opened a season with a true road game two times over the past 12 seasons. BROADCAST INFORMATION TV... ESPN3 Radio... Falcon Radio Network (Todd Walker) Live Stats...Falcons.com Instagram...@MHoops ALI SR Guard MIN 21.1 PPG 5.4 FG% FG% 28.0 AST 3.8 DENNY SR Guard MIN 27.0 PPG 10.6 FG% FG% 36.6 AST 0.9 LILLARD SO Guard MIN 21.1 PPG 8.6 FG% FG% 27.1 AST 0.6 ALCEGAIRE SR Forward MIN 26.6 PPG 10.2 FG% FG% 35.4 AST 0.6 WIGGINS SO Forward MIN 15.6 PPG 4.6 FG% FG% 0.0 AST 0.1 Projection based on exhibition vs. Capital (stats from season)

2 PAGE 2 QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION School:...Bowling Green State University Location:...Bowling Green, Ohio Founded: Enrollment:...17,558 Names to Use:...Bowling Green State University Bowling Green... BG Mascot:... Falcons Colors:... Orange and Brown Conference:...Mid-American (MAC) - East Division Arena:...Stroh Center (4,347) President:...Dr. Mary Ellen Mazey Director of Athletics:... Bob Moosbrugger Athletics Dept. Phone: HEAD COACH MICHAEL HUGER Alma Mater:..., 1994 Record at : (2nd season) Career Record:... same MAC Record: (1st season) Basketball Office Phone: PROGRAM HISTORY First Year of Men s Basketball: All-Time Varsity Record: (.540) All-Time MAC Record: (.517) MAC Regular Season Titles:... 9 (2009) MAC Tournament Record: (.389) NCAA Championships Appearances/ Last:... 4 (1968) NCAA Championships Record: (.167) Postseason NIT Appearances / Last: (2009) Postseason NIT Record: (.300) Postseason CIT Appearances / Last:... 2 (2015) Postseason CIT Record: (.333) ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Ath. Comm. Assistant/MBB Contact:... James Nahikian Office Phone: Cell Phone: jnahiki@bgsu.edu Address: Perry Stadium East... Bowling Green, Ohio University Website:... bgsu.edu Athletics Website:... Falcons.com Men s Basketball No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. Hometown (High School/Previous College) 1 Demajeo Wiggins C So. Toledo, Ohio / Springfield 2 Malik Hluchoweckyj G So. Omaha, Neb. / Bellevue West 3 Rodrick Caldwell G Fr. Dayton, Ohio / Wayne 4 Zack Denny G Sr. Germantown, Ohio / Valley View 5 Dylan Frye G Fr. Pembroke Pines, Fla. / Mater Academy 10 Justin Turner G Fr. Detroit, Mich. / Renaissance 11 Antwon Lillard G So. Cleveland, Ohio / Cleveland Central Catholic 13 Jeffrey Uju F Jr. Bolingbrook, Ill / Oak Hill Academy / Western Texas College 14 Wes Alcegaire F Sr. Miami, Fla. / Archbishop Curley Notre Dame / Daytona State College 20 Ismail Ali G Sr. South Hayward, Calif. / San Leandro / Antelope Valley College 24 Matt Fox G Jr. Maumee, Ohio / Anthony Wayne 30 Ethan Good G Fr. Wapakoneta, Ohio / Wapakoneta 32 Rasheed Worrell C R-So. Belhaven, N.C. / Sipsey Valley Head Coach: Michael Huger (2nd) Assistant Coaches: Anthony Stacey (2nd), Mike Summey (2nd), Kevin Noon (2nd) Director Of Basketball Operations: Ryan Kardok (2nd) Video Coordinator: Jeff Dyer (1st) Graduate Assistant: Parker Settle (2nd) Assistant Athletic Trainer: Rob Whitehurst (3rd) at Oakland 7PM at UMKC South Dakota 7PM 7PM GREEN BAY 7PM MURRAY STATE 7PM NUMERICAL ROSTER PRONUNCIATION GUIDE #1 Demajeo Wiggins (Duh-mah-geo) #2 Malik Hluchoweckyj (Huh-loo-cha-weck-ee) #5 Dylan Frye (Fry) #11 Antwon Lillard (Ant-wahn) #13 Jeffrey Uju (Oo-jew) #14 Wes Alcegaire (Al-suh-gAIR) #20 Ismail Ali (Ish-mail) #32 Rasheed Worrell (Ra-Sheed Wor-L) Head Coach: Michael Huger DOBO: Ryan Kardok (Hugh-GER) (Car-DOCK) ND COLLEGE 7PM HOME AWAY MORGAN STATE 7PM Men s Basketball Game Falcons.com

3 PAGE 3 BOWLING GREEN ( ) Points:... Spencer Parker, 14.0 Rebounds:...Zack Denny, 6.1 Assists:... Ismail Ali, 3.8 Blocks:... Rasheed Worrell, 0.9 Steals:...Zack Denny, 1.2 THE DIFFERENCE MAKERS OAKLAND ( ) Points:...Kay Felder, 24.4 Rebounds:...Jalen Hayes, 8.6 Assists:...Kay Felder, 9.3 Blocks... Percy Gibson, 1.0 Steals:...Kay Felder, 2.0 DELVING DEEPER: BOWLING GREEN AT OAKLAND HUGER SAID IT Our guys are ready to open our season against a challenging Oakland squad this Friday. With our foreign tour this summer, we had extra time to prepare for the season and it has really helped our guys gel together. Oakland has the ability to score in bunches and they will really test our transition defense. Our guys have been grinding every day on the defensive end preparing for this game, and that should make for an exciting game Friday night. SCOUTING THE OAKLAND GOLDEN GRIZZLIES Oakland lost arguably the greatest player in program history from last year s team in Kay Felder. Felder, who averaged 24.4 points and 9.3 rebounds last season, was drafted by the Atlanta Hawks in the second round of the 2016 NBA Draft after deciding to leave school after his junior season. Oakland also lost starter Percy Gibson, who averaged 11.3 points and 6.2 rebounds in The Golden Grizzlies went (13-5 Horizon League) a season ago, before being upset by Wright State in the semifinals of the conference tournament. OU returns three starters, and four letterwinners, which includes Jalen Hayes and Martez Walker, who averaged double-digit points last season. Oakland also added Oklahoma State transfer Stevie Clark to the fold. The Golden Grizzlies are the definition of an up-tempo team, and averaged 86.4 points per game in , while averaging nine made three-pointers per contest. OU scored 98 points in an exhibition win over Grand Valley State on Nov. 7. FALCON (HUGER) VS. FALCON (KAMPE) Both head coaches in Friday night s game, s Michael Huger and Oakland s Greg Kampe, are former Falcon guards. Huger graduated from Bowling Green in 1994, while Kampe graduated in Huger was an All-MAC selection in 1992 and 1993, and was the runner-up for the conference player of the year in Kampe, who was also a punter on the football team, was a part of the successful team that finished the year with an record. Dan Hipsher, Oakland s associate head coach, played at Bowling Green with Kampe and graduated in Below is a breakdown of the careers of Huger and Kampe in Falcon uniforms. MICHAEL HUGER ( ) Career Games:...85 Points/Game: FG% (FT%): (79.8) Assists/Game: Rebounds/Game: GREG KAMPE ( ) Career Games:...64 Points/Game: FG% (FT%): (32.5) Assists/Game: Rebounds/Game: THE MATCHUP STATS ( ) OAKLAND Record Conference Record Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin % FG % 45.8 % 43.1 % FG % Def % 36.1 % 3-pt FG % 39.8 % 37.3 % 3-pt FG % Defense 34.9 % pt FG Per Game % FT % 77.0 % 14.7 FT Per Game Rebs. Per Game Reb Margin Assists Per Game Turnovers Per Game Turnover Margin Steals Per Game Blocks Per Game 3.3 SERIES HISTORY OAKLAND LEADS, 4-3 Date Home / Away Result 12/8/1998 Home W, /7/1999 Away W, /19/2002 Home W, /30/2004 Away L, /30/2005 Home L, /1/2007 Away L, /14/2012 Away L, MEDIA POLICIES POST GAME INTERVIEWS: head coach Michael Huger and requested player(s) will be available at the conclusion of the game. does follow the NCAA required 10-minute cooling off period. The Falcons also operate with a CLOSED locker room policy. INTERVIEW REQUESTS: coaches and players will also be available during the week before or after practice by APPOINTMENT ONLY through the Athletic Communications Office. Arrangements for interviews should be made through the Athletic Communications Office at least ONE DAY in advance. All player interview requests shall be made through the Athletic Communications Office and will be at the discretion of the head coach. MEDIA INTERVIEW POLICY: The locker room is closed to ALL media members. Practices are open to the media, but please contact Athletic Communications Assitant James Nahikian ahead of time if you plan to attend a practice and wish to interview Coach Huger or a player. The Practice footage can be shot only with prior permission from head coach Michael Huger and/or Athletic Communications Assistant James Nahikian. Men s Basketball Game Falcons.com

4 PAGE 4 MAC STANDINGS MAC EAST School Overall MAC Akron Bowling Green Buffalo Kent State Miami Ohio MAC WEST School Overall MAC Ball State Central Michigan Eastern Michigan Northern Illinois Toledo Western Michigan PRESEASON POLL MAC EAST School Points (First Place) Akron * (15) Ohio (16) Buffalo (5) Kent State Bowling Green...63 Miami...49 MAC WEST School Points (First Place) Eastern Michigan (16) Ball State (12) Northern Illinois (5) Toledo (1) Western Michigan...95 Central Michigan (2) * Predicted MAC Tournament Champion AROUND THE MAC FRIDAY, NOV. 11 Muskingum at Miami (1 p.m.) Bowling Green at Oakland (7 p.m.) IU Kokomo at Central Michigan (7 p.m.) Eastern Michigan at Pittsburgh (7 p.m.) Indiana State at Northern Illinois (7 p.m.) Marygrove at Western Michigan (7 p.m.) Ball State at St. Louis (8 p.m.) SATURDAY, NOV. 12 Southern at Ohio (2 p.m.) Kent State vs. Cleveland State (5 p.m.) Toledo at Saint Joseph s (7 p.m.) Akron at Youngstown State (7:45 p.m.) SUNDAY, NOV. 13 Eastern Michigan at SMU (2 p.m.) Bowling Green at South Dakota (7:45 p.m.) YEAR TWO OF THE MICHAEL HUGER ERA After guiding the Falcons to a record last season, head coach Michael Huger is set to begin his second season at the helm of his alma mater. Huger has brought some needed stability to the program, as the season will mark the first time that the Falcons will have a head coach for back-to-back seasons since The former Falcon guard will look to build off an exciting run at last year s MAC Tournament. The Orange and Brown defeated both Kent State and Central Michigan, two team s that beat twice during the regular season, to advance to the semifinals for the first time since FALCONS RETURN YOUNG CORE FOR Oakland lost arguably the greatest player in program history from last year s team in Kay Felder. Felder, who averaged 24.4 points and 9.3 rebounds last season, was drafted by the Atlanta Hawks in the second round of the 2016 NBA Draft after deciding to leave school after his junior season. Oakland also lost starter Percy Gibson, who averaged 11.3 points and 6.2 rebounds in The Golden Grizzlies went (13-5 Horizon League) a season ago, before being upset by Wright State in the semifinals of the conference tournament. OU returns three starters, and four letterwinners, which includes Jalen Hayes and Martez Walker, who averaged double-digit points last season. Oakland also added Oklahoma State transfer Stevie Clark to the fold. The Golden Grizzlies are the definition of an up-tempo team, and averaged 86.4 points per game in , while averaging nine made threepointers per contest. OU scored 98 points in an exhibition win over Grand Valley State on Nov. 7. HUGER S STAFF: SAME FACE, NEW PLACE Michael Huger s staff is largely the same, but there are a few staff members that have switched roles for the season. Kevin Noon, who served as the Director of Basketball Operations last season, was promoted to an assistant coach role after Louis Rowe was named the head coach at James Madison in the offseason. Ryan Kardok, who was the team s video coordinator last year, was also promoted, and will be the team s new director of operations in In addition, Jeff Dyer, who previously worked with Coach Huger as a graduate assistant at the University of Miami, was hired to be the new video coordinator in July. Parker Settle, a recent Cincinnati graduate and student manager, also joins the staff as a graduate assistant, while Rob Whitehurst (athletic trainer) and Kenneth Goodrich (strength) both return. WELCOMES FIVE NEWCOMERS TO THE FAMILY The Orange and Brown welcome four freshmen Dylan Frye (Pembroke Pines, Fla.), Rodrick Caldwell (Dayton, Ohio), Justin Turner (Detroit, Mich.) and Ethan Good (Wapakoneta, Ohio) as well as junior college transfer Jeffrey Uju (Bolingbrook, Ill. / West Texas College) into the fold this season. Frye (23.2) and Turner (21.0) averaged over 20 points per game as seniors, while Caldwell averaged 12.2 points, 5.7 assists and 3.0 rebounds per game. Good scored 16.3 points per game as a senior. Uju scored 7.1 points and hauled in 5.8 rebounds per game at West Texas College in FALCONS USE BIG SECOND HALF TO DOWN CAPITAL IN EXHIBITION GAME Senior Zack Denny (18 points) and freshman Rodrick Caldwell (15 points) combined to score 33 points, as Bowling Green defeated Capital University, 71-56, on Nov. 4 in an exhibition game at the Stroh Center. The Orange and Brown finished the game on a run and outscored the Crusaders, 42-24, in the second half. also out-rebounded Capital by a mark in the final half. As a team, Bowling Green shot 49 percent (25-of-51) from the field, while holding Capital to just 34.5 percent (19-of-55). The Falcons had more paint points (32-16), bench points (26-12), and fast-break points (14-2). THE FIRST-ANNUAL BILL FRACK TOURNAMENT In 2014, the men s basketball program decided to honor Bill Frack one of the program s biggest fans and supporters, who donated over $20 million to the program before he passed away on May 28, 2014 by dedicating one game per season to William D. Frack. The game later became known as the Bill Frack Challenge. Over the past two years, the Falcons have hosted Cleveland State (Dec. 13, 2014) and Cincinnati (Nov. 18, 2015) for the annual game. However, this season, is making the event even larger with the inception of the first-ever Bill Frack Tournament. The fourteam event will take place from Nov , and will feature games against UMKC (Nov. 19), Green Bay (Nov. 20) and Murray State (Nov. 21). For more information on Bill Frack and his impact on the men s basketball program, visit page 10. Men s Basketball Game Falcons.com

5 PAGE 5 DENNY APPROACHING CAREER MILESTONES Senior guard Zack Denny is approaching a few significant career milestones. The senior connected on 52 three-pointers in , which ran his total to 105 for his career. Denny is just 17 made threepoint field goals shy of tying Jordon Crawford ( ) for 10th most all-time in program history. Denny, who has made 52 and 50 three-pointers, respectively, over the past two seasons, would rank sixth all-time if he hit another 50 long balls this season. Denny is also 324 points shy of becoming the 44th player in program history to reach 1,000 career points. The Germantown, Ohio native scored 361 points last season, and 305 points across the campaign. WES EVERYDAY ALCEGAIRE There was only one player last season that started all 34 games for the Falcons Wes Alcegaire. The senior returns to the fold this season, and after playing predominately on the wing last year, he ll be penciled in as the team s stretch-forward in Alcegaire, along with fellow senior Zack Denny, led with 52 three-point field goals in Alcegaire shot 35.5 percent from three-point range in his first season in the Orange and Brown after transferring in from Dayton State College. He led the team in free-throw percentage (74.7), and averaged 10.3 points and 3.3 rebounds per game. THERE S A NEW FLOOR GENERAL IN TOWN...SORT OF With the graduation of David Joseph, who started 33 of s 34 games at point guard a season ago, the Falcons will turn the offense over to senior Ismail Ish Ali. Ali played in all 34 games in , and averaged 21.1 minutes per game off the bench as a junior, which actually was more than the 20.6 minutes per game that Joseph averaged. So, although Ali only started one game last year, the Falcons new starting point guard is extremely experienced. Along with averaging 5.4 points, 3.8 assists and 2.1 rebounds in , Ali is the only player on the roster that has had a 10-point game, 10-rebound game, and a 10-assist game. Ali shot 70.1 percent from the free throw line last season, which ranked third on the team. LILLARD S STARTING-FIVE, MAC-TOURNAMENT MAGIC Sophomore guard Antwon Lillard made just three starts last year, but they were Bowling Green s three-most important games of the season. Lillard started all three MAC Tournament games, after being the Falcons primary scoring option off the bench all season. Lillard took his game to the next level when entering the starting five. In the three games, he shot 62.1 percent (18-of-29) from the field, 50.0 percent (7-of-14) from three-point range, and averaged 17.0 points and 4.7 rebounds per contest. His incredible three-game stretch was highlighted by a 26-point outburst against Central Michigan in the quarterfinals of the MAC Tournament, where he gave the Falcons a one-point victory by nailing a last-second triple. Lillard, who will look to continue the momentum earned from last season s run, is expected to start this season for the Orange and Brown. RICHAUN HOLMES BEGINS SECOND YEAR WITH THE PHILADELPHIA 76ERS Richaun Holmes, the MAC Defensive Player of the Year and the 37th overall selection in the 2015 NBA Draft, averaged 5.6 points and 2.6 rebounds while averaging 13.8 minutes across his rookie season with the Philadelphia 76ers in Holmes, the program s all-time leader in blocked shots with 244, earned his second-career NBA start on Nov. 2 against the Charlotte Hornets. Holmes went a perfect 4-for-4 from the field, made his only three-point attempt, and went a perfect 2-for-2 from the charity stripe. He finished the game 11 points, three rebounds, two assists and one block. As of Nov. 9, Holmes has appeared in 56 NBA games. Holmes and the Knicks Maurice Ndour (Ohio) are the only active players in the league from the Mid-American Conference. #BGinItaly Due largely in part to Bill Frack s extreme generosity, financial commitment and unwavering support towards the men s basketball program, the team went on an 11-day cultural immersion tour in Italy from Aug The program spent days in Rome, Florence, Venice, Milan and Lake Como, and saw some of the most famous landmarks in Italian history. The Falcons traveled to The Vatican, spent time inside the Roman Colosseum, visited the Ferrari Museum and saw the famous gondolas in Venice, among many other stops, which include Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon. The Orange and Brown also played four games, and accumulated a 3-1 record while playing professional and national competition. MEN S MID-MAJOR TOP 25 CollegeInsider.com Preseason Poll Oct. 26, 2016 School (First Place) Record Points 1. Gonzaga (22) Saint Mary s (8) Wichita State Illinois State Monmouth UT Arlington UNCW Valparaiso (1) Chattanooga Long Beach State Princeton Akron * Belmont BYU Fort Wayne Ohio * Northern Iowa Stephen F. Austin North Daokta State Florida Gulf Coast ETSU Siena Grand Canyon New Mexico State Yale OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Little Rock 75, Harvard 71, Oakland 66, Vermont 63, Winthrop 60, Iona 65, UC Irvine 57, Green Bay 54, Weber State 48, South Dakota State 45, Mercer 40, Sam Houston State 40, Hofstra 38, Hawaii 33, Buffalo 31, Montana 30, Pepperdine 27, North Florida 23, Ball State 21 *, Bucknell 21, Albany 19, James Madison 19, Towson 17, Murray State 15, Georgia Southern 13, Georgia State 13, Lehigh 13, Stony Brook 13, UNC Ashville 13, William & Mary 12, Northwestern State 9, Missouri State 8, Texas Southern 7, Evansville 6, Eastern Michigan 5 *, Southern Illinois 5, Southern 4, Texas A&M Corpus Christi 4, Coastal Carolina 2, CSU Bakersfield 2, North Dakota 1, Wofford 1. * indicates opponent Men s Basketball Game Falcons.com

6 PAGE 6 SPECIALTY STATISTICS PAINT POINTS TOTAL (AVG.)... 0 (0.0) OPPONENTS... 0 (0.0) BENCH POINTS TOTAL (AVG.)... 0 (0.0) OPPONENTS... 0 (0.0) FAST-BREAK POINTS TOTAL (AVG.)... 0 (0.0) OPPONENTS... 0 (0.0) 2ND-CHANCE POINTS TOTAL (AVG.)... 0 (0.0) OPPONENTS... 0 (0.0) POINTS OFF TURNOVERS TOTAL (AVG.)... 0 (0.0) OPPONENTS... 0 (0.0) GAME SCENARIOS LARGEST LEAD IN A WIN LARGEST LEAD IN A LOSS LARGEST DEFICIT IN A WIN LARGEST DEFICIT IN A LOSS INDIVIDUAL INFO ( / Career Totals) GAMES STARTED Career Zack Denny Wes Alcegaire Rasheed Worrell Demajeo Wiggins Antwon Lillard Ismail Ali Matt Fox DOUBLE-DIGIT POINTS Career Zack Denny Wes Alcegaire Antwon Lillard Rasheed Worrell Ismail Ali Demajeo Wiggins Matt Fox POINT GAMES Career Zack Denny Wes Alcegaire Antwon Lillard DOUBLE-DIGIT REBS Career Zack Denny Spencer Parker Ismail Ali Demajeo Wiggins Rasheed Worrell MISCELLANEOUS STATS ( Season) OPENING TIPS WON Bowling Green... 0 (0-0) Opponents... 0 (0-0) SCORING S FIRST POINTS HOW FIRST POINTS WERE SCORED Layup... 0 (0-0) Three-pointer... 0 (0-0) Jumper... 0 (0-0) Free-Throw... 0 (0-0) Dunk... 0 (0-0) VS. CONFERENCE American Horizon League MEAC Missouri Valley Mountain West NCAA Division II Ohio Valley Summit League SWAC WAC LARGEST HALFTIME LEAD LARGEST HALFTIME DECICIT MOST POINTS SCORED IN A HALF FEWEST POINTS SCORED IN A HALF MOST POINTS ALLOWED IN A HALF FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED IN A HALF DOUBLE-DOUBLES Career Zack Denny CLUTCH SHOOTING ( ) Shooting percentages are listed below for BG players in clutch situations. For these purposes, clutch is defined as (a) the final five minutes of a game when the scoring differential is single digits at the time the shot was attempted OR (b) any overtime. NAME FG 3-PT FT Matt Fox 2-2 (1.000) 2-2 (1.000) --- Antwon Lillard (.647) 2-3 (.667) 9-17 (.529) Ismail Ali 5-8 (.625) 1-3 (.333) (.690) Spencer Parker (.520) 1-3 (.333) (.800) Demajeo Wiggins 3-6 (.500) (.500) Zack Denny 4-15 (.267) 4-10 (.400) 9-14 (.643) Wes Alcegaire 3-12 (.250) 0-7 (.000) 6-6 (1.000) Rasheed Worrell 1-4 (.250) 0-1 (.000) 6-9 (.667) David Joseph 0-4 (.000) 0-1 (.000) 2-5 (.400) JD Tisdale (.500) TEAM (.452) (.333) (.677) Men s Basketball Game Falcons.com

7 PAGE 7 STATISTICAL RANKINGS CATEGORY MAC NCAA Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Field Goal Percentage Field Goal Percentage Defense Point Field Goal Percentage Point Field Goal Percentage Defense Free Throw Percentage Rebounding Rebounding Margin Assists Blocked Shots Steals Turnover Margin Assist/Turnover Ratio Offensive Rebounds Defensive Rebounds Point Field Goals Made Per Game LOOK GOOD, FEEL GOOD, PLAY GOOD CLASSIC WHITE 0-0 ALTERNATE WHITE 0-0 ORANGE 0-0 ALTERNATE GRAY 0-0 BROWN 0-0 Men s Basketball Game Falcons.com

8 PAGE 8 THE LAST TIME... WINS AND LOSSES BG won in overtime 2/4/2015, at Central Michigan (W, 76-74) BG lost in overtime 3/10/v14, at Northern Illinois (L, 54-51) BG played in 2 overtimes 1/8/2011, at Buffalo (W, 74-71) BG played in 3 overtimes 12/21/2012, at South Florida (L, 87-84) BG played in 4 overtimes 1/25/1969, at Marshall (L, ) BG won on a buzzer beater 11/30/2014, at Detroit (W, 64-63) Richaun Holmes driving layup TEAM SCORING BG scored 80 or more points 3/4/2016, vs. Buffalo (L, 87-83) BG scored 90 or more points 1/12/2016, at Ohio (W,91-75) BG scored 100 or more points 11/9/2013, vs. Earlham (W, ) BG scored 110 or more points 12/21/2000, vs. Wilmington (W, ) BG scored 120 or more points 12/4/1989, vs. Siena (W, ) BG scored 100 or more points in a loss has never happened BG scored fewer than 50 points 12/20/2015, at Wright State (L, 83-47) An opp. scored 100 or more points 11/17/2009, at Xavier (L, ) An opp. scored fewer than 50 points 12/23/2015, at Cleveland State (W, 62-47) Back-to-back opps. scored < than 50 points 12/3-8/2012, Wright St./Samford INDIVIDUAL SCORING A player scored 30 or more points 12/12/2015, Spencer Parker at Detroit (33 points) A player scored 40 or more points 1/7/2007, Martin Samarco vs. Buffalo (43 points) A player scored 20 or more points in a half 2/23/2016, S. Parker vs. Ohio (20 points) An opponent scored 30 or more points 2/4/2015, Chris Fowler at CMU (42 points) MULTIPLE DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING BG had four double-digit scorers 3/4/2016, vs. Buffalo (L, 87-83) BG had five double-digit scorers 1/12/2016, at Ohio (W,91-75) BG had six double-digit scorers 11/9/2013, vs. Earlham (W, ) BG s five starters all scored in double digits 12/15/2013, at Morehead State (W, 67-61) BG had two players with 20 or more points 2/23/2016, vs. Ohio (W, 87-82) BG had three players with 20 or more points 2/4/2006, vs. Ohio (L, 93-90) REBOUNDING A player had 15 or more rebounds 11/30/2014, Richaun Holmes at Detroit (18) A player had 20 or more rebounds 12/27/1974, Cornelius Cash vs. San Diego State (22) Two players had 10+ rebounds 1/2/2016, Z. Denny (10) & I. Ali (10) vs. Oakland City BG had 40 or more rebounds 1/30/2016, at Central Michigan (42) BG had 50 or more rebounds 1/2/2016, vs. Oakland City (50) DOUBLE-DOUBLES A player had a double-double (pts/reb) 2/2/2016, Zack Denny vs. Ball State (20/13) A player had a double-double (pts/ast) 1/14/2012, J. Crawford at Kent State (10/13) A player had back-to-back double-doubles 12/23/15-1/2/2016, Z. Denny (2 in a row) 11/22-11/23/2015, Zack Denny (2 in a row) BG had two players record a double-double 11/23/2015, Denny/Parker at FGCU A player had a triple-double 2/13/2007, Nate Miller at Buffalo (2/10/10) ASSISTS A player had 10 or more assists 11/29/2015, Ismail Ali vs. Urbana (10) A player had 15 or more assists 12/30/1980, David Greer vs. Marshall (15) BG had 10 or more assists 3/10/2016, vs. Central Michigan (10) BG had 15 or more assists 2/23/2016, vs. Ohio (15) BG had 20 or more assists 12/8/2015, at Southeast Missouri (23) BG had 30 or more assists 11/24/2001, vs. Defiance (30) BG had five or less assists 2/6/2016, at Miami (5) BLOCKS A player had five or more blocks 2/21/2015, Richaun Holmes vs. Buffalo (5) A player had seven or more blocks 12/15/2013, Richaun Holmes at Morehead State (7) BG had 10 or more blocks 11/15/2014, at Drake (11) BG had no blocks 3/11/2016, vs. Akron STEALS A player had five or more steals 3/4/2016, Wes Alcegaire vs. Buffalo (5) A player had eight or more steals 1/18/2012, Scott Thomas at Miami (8) BG had 10 or more steals 2/9/2016, vs. Akron (10) BG had 15 or more steals 12/22/2010, vs. Manhattan (15) BG had 20 or more steals 11/9/2013, vs. Earlham (22) THREE-POINTERS A BG player made five or more 3-pt FGs 3/10/2016, Antwon Lillard (5) A BG player made seven or more 3-pt FGs 1/19/2014, Anthony Henderson at WMU (7) BG made 10 or more 3-pt FGs 1/16/2016, at Eastern Michigan (12) BG made 15 or more 3-pt FGs 3/1/1997, at West Virginia (16) BG made 0 3-pt FGs 3/5/2013, at Kent State FREE THROWS A player made 10 or more free throws 2/2/2014, Spencer Parker vs. Buffalo (10) A player made 15 or more free throws 3/6/2004, Ron Lewis at Eastern Michigan (18) A player made 20 or more free throws 3/10/2003, Ron Lewis at Ball State (22) A player attempted 10 or more free throws 2/16/2016, Spencer Parker at NIU (10) A player attempted 15 or more free throws 2/2/2011, Scott Thomas at NIU (15) A player attempted 20 or more free throws 3/10/2003, Ron Lewis at Ball State (25) BG made 20 or more free throws 2/2/2016, vs. Ball State (22) BG made 30 or more free throws 1/26/2006, at Kent State (34) BG made 35 or more free throws 3/10/2003, at Ball State (37) BG attempted 30 or more free throws 2/13/2016, vs. Western Michigan (32) BG attempted 35 or more free throws 12/12/2015, at Detroit (35) BG attempted 40 or more free throws 12/2/2013, vs. Western Kentucky (42) BG attempted 10 or less free throws 12/08/2015, at Southeast Missouri (9) BG attempted five or less free throws 11/20/2009, at Iowa (2) BG shot 90 percent or better 3/17/2015, at Saint Francis (Pa.) (9/10,.900) BG shot 100 percent 11/15/2014, at Drake (8/8, 1.000) BG shot 50 percent or worse 2/13/2016, vs. Western Michigan (15/32,.469) TURNOVERS BG had 20 or more turnovers 2/4/2015, at Central Michigan (24) BG had 25 or more turnovers 11/22/2010, vs. Duquesne (25) BG had 10 or less turnovers 3/7/2016, at Kent State (9) BG had five or less turnovers 2/14/2015, at Ball State (5) Men s Basketball Game Falcons.com

9 PAGE 9 S RECORD WHEN Huger Era Overall record MAC record Non-Conference record Postseason record Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Lead with 5:00 remaining Trailing with 5:00 remaining Tied with 5:00 remaining Lead with 2:00 remaining Trailing with 2:00 remaining Tied with 2:00 remaining Shooting 50% or better Shooting 40-49% Shooting less than 40% Opp s shoot 50% or better Opp s shoot 40-49% Opp s shoot less than 40% Having better FG pct Opp. has better FG pct Same FG pct Making more 3-pt FG Making fewer 3-pt FG Making same 3-pt FG Making more free throws Making fewer free throws Making same free throws Outrebounding opponent Outrebounded by opponent Rebounds are even Scoring 80 points or more Scoring points Scoring points Scoring less than 60 points Allowing 80 points or more Allowing points Allowing points Allowing less than 60 points Decided by 5 or less Decided by Decided by 11 or more Playing overtime games Committing fewer turnovers Committing more turnovers Turnovers are even November December January February March Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Lineup STARTING LINEUPS FOR Record STARTING LINEUPS FOR BY CONTEST GAME GUARD GUARD GUARD FORWARD FORWARD at Oakland at South Dakota UMKC GREEN BAY MURRAY STATE MORGAN STATE NOTRE DAME COLLEGE at Cincinnati at Evansville DETROIT at San Jose State ALABAMA A&M NORFOLK STATE at Akron at Ball State EASTERN MICHIGAN NORTHERN ILLINOIS at Toledo BALL STATE at Central Michigan OHIO MIAMI TOLEDO at Kent State BUFFALO at Western Michigan at Ohio AKRON at Miami KENT STATE at Buffalo FALCON DUNK TRACKER Men s Basketball Game Falcons.com

10 PAGE overall record at the Stroh THE STROH CENTER THE FALCONS IN THE STROH CENTER SEASON W L PCT OVERALL Kerm Stroh receives high-fives from studentathletes at the Stroh Center dedication. TOP FIVE CROWDS FOR MBB IN STROH CENTER HISTORY # OPPONENT DATE ATTN. OUTCOME 1. Toledo Feb. 11, , , BG 2. Michigan State Dec. 18, , , MSU 3. Akron Jan. 31, , , Akron 4. Howard Nov. 11, , , BG 5. Cincinnati Nov. 18, , , UC The Stroh Center Rap -- a video created for the Stroh Center dedication on Sept. 9, 2011, featured the talents of students Mikey Rosco Blair and Rachel Willingham, along with donors Kermit Stroh, Larry Miles, Bill Frack, and Allen Schmidhorst. The video was featured nationally in a variety of places, including ESPN.com, and has been viewed well over 200,000 times. BILL FRACK LEAVES A LEGACY AT The generosity of Findlay native William Frack will always be remembered, as the value of his gift to the Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation, benefiting the Bowling Green State University men s basketball program and community needs in Hancock County, nearly doubled to about $20 million since it was initially announced in Frack, representatives of the Community Foundation, and announced the increased endowment at a news conference in Findlay on April 9, According to Community Foundation President Katherine Kreuchauf, three-quarters of the annual distributions from the series of existing trusts will go to the s men s basketball program. The remaining proceeds will support the community needs in Hancock County. Frack, who followed basketball for more than six decades, had his father bring him to watch the Falcons play in 1948 in the old Men s Gym for the very first time, and he remained a devoted fan until his passing in the summer of Many of my fondest memories revolve around basketball, Frack said at the April 2014 press conference. I want to give back to the program that has meant so much to me and to the community I ve called home. The gift is one of the largest ever to the Community Foundation. The endowment will be the single, largest private gift in s history. is truly blessed to have a friend like Bill Frack, said President Mary Ellen Mazey in April Bill s generosity will allow us to give our coaches and student-athletes the resources they need to excel and compete at the highest levels. I can t emphasize enough what Bill s passion and generosity means for our program, said Chris Kingston, director of athletics at the time of the announcement. This endowment literally is a game changer. It is the last piece of the puzzle for us to begin a new era of men s basketball in the Stroh Center. This was not the first time Frack s generosity touched. In 2008, he provided one of the leadership gifts to help start the Stroh Center, the University s arena and convocation center that opened in The court in the Stroh Center is named after Bill Frack. Men s Basketball Game Falcons.com

11 PAGE 11 HEAD COACH MICHAEL HUGER A 1994 graduate of, Michael Huger was named the 17th head men s basketball coach on April 17, Huger, who returned to his alma mater where he was a standout player for the Falcons from , came to after four seasons at the University of Miami and eight total seasons as an assistant coach for head coach Jim Larrañaga, whom he played for at. In his first year at the helm of the men s basketball program in , the Falcons posted 16 wins overall on the season. The Falcons also posted a season-high six-game winning streak from Nov. 22 to Dec. 8, which marked the longest winning streak for a team since the season. picked up wins over Kent State and Central Michigan over the first two rounds of the 2016 MAC Men s Basketball Championship Tournament to advance to the semifinals for the first time since A total of three players averaged double digit points per game on the year in Spencer Parker (14.0), Zack Denny (10.6) and Wes Alcegaire (10.2), while two players in Ismail Ali (130) and David Joseph (100) each recorded 100 assists or more on the season. Seven different players averaged 20 minutes or more per game on the season, while nine different Falcons on averaged logged double digit minutes on the year. Senior Spencer Parker earned All-MAC Honorable Mention accolades for the year and became just the 43rd Falcon in men s basketball history to record 1,000 career points. HUGER FILE COACHING CAREER Head Coach... Bowling Green Years Present Overall Record Conference Record Assistant Coach... Miami (Fla.) Years Overall Record Conference Record Assistant Coach...George Mason Years Overall Record Conference Record Assistant Coach... Longwood (Va.) Years Overall Record PLAYING CAREER Professional... Finland, Holland, Belgium Years College... Bowling Green Years Career Games (Starts) (61) Points/Game FG% (FT%) (79.8) Assists/Game Rebounds/Game All-MAC Selections...2 (1992 & 1993) Having joined the Miami staff in April 2011, Huger helped the Canes to a total of 91 wins over the last four seasons, including posting a program record 29 wins in the season, 25 wins this past season and 20 wins in Overall, the Canes posted four straight winning seasons during his time on the sidelines at The U. Under Huger, the team s defensive coordinator, the Canes were nationally ranked No. 11 in scoring defense (59.6 ppg) and No. 39 in field goal defense (40.7 percent) in , after ranking No. 39 in scoring defense (60.6) and No. 48 in field goal percentage defense (40.0) in In , Huger helped to guide Miami to the 2015 National Invitation Tournament (NIT) Championship Game at Madison Square Garden and to an overall record of 25-13, with the 25 wins being the second most all-time in school history. Prior to assisting Miami to a overall record in after losing all five of its starters from a championship team the previous season, Huger and the Canes played in the Sweet 16 after earning a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament in Miami was the ACC regular season and tournament champion, earned a No. 2 ranking in both national polls and won a schoolrecord 29 games, including 15 conference victories. He helped lead Miami to four 20+ point wins over ACC opponents, including a 27-point rout of No. 1 Duke and victories against North Carolina (+26), Florida State (+24) and Boston College (+22). As a former point guard, Huger also worked individually with All-American Larkin, who in was the ACC and Lute Olson National Player of the Year, ACC Championship Tournament MVP, and was a finalist for the Bob Cousy, Naismith and John R. Wooden awards. Larkin left UM after his sophomore season to enter the 2013 NBA Draft. Prior to following Larrañaga to Miami, Huger spent four seasons at George Mason where he helped lead the Patriots to the postseason every year -- including NCAA berths in 2008 and In 2011, the team defeated Villanova to advance to the third round of the NCAA Tournament, earned a regular-season CAA title and posted a school-record tying 27 wins. In 2009, he helped Mason to an NIT bid and its second-straight 20-win season, and in 2008, Huger helped the Patriots to their second-highest win total in school history as they beat nationally-ranked Kansas State and won the CAA title for the first time since Huger began his coaching career at Longwood University (Va.) under Mike Gillian, a former George Mason and assistant coach under Larrañaga, where he spent two seasons. Before joining the coaching ranks, Huger played professional basketball in Europe, spending time in Finland ( ), two years in Holland ( ) and nine in Belgium ( ). He was selected Dutch League MVP in 1996 after averaging 25.3 points and 5.8 assists, and went on to earn first team All-Belgium honors in 2000 and 2004 after leading his clubs to Belgium Cup championships in both seasons. A native of New York City, Huger is a 1994 graduate of Bowling Green State University with a bachelor s degree in education. He played for Larrañaga from , helping the Falcons to a pair of NIT appearances. Tabbed the Team MVP in , he earned Mid-American Conference All-Conference honors in his final two seasons, and was a Naismith Award nominee and the runner-up for MAC Player of the Year as a senior. As a prep player, he helped lead Stevenson High School (Bronx) to back-to-back PSAL City Championships in 1988 and He played AAU ball for the famous Riverside Church Hawks. Huger and his wife, Tonya, have one son, Michael Anthony II, born in November Men s Basketball Game Falcons.com

12 PAGE 12 HUGER S RECORD AGAINST ALL OPPONENTS Akron 0-3 Alabama A&M 0-0 Ball State 0-1 Buffalo 0-2 Central Michigan 1-2 Cincinnati 0-1 Cleveland State 1-0 Detroit 0-1 Drake 1-0 Eastern Michigan 1-0 Evansville 0-0 Florida Gulf Coast 1-0 Green Bay 0-0 Kent State 1-2 Miami 1-1 Morgan State 0-0 Murray State 0-0 New Orleans 1-0 Norfolk State 0-0 Northern Illinois 0-1 North Dakota 1-0 Notre Dame College 0-0 Oakland 0-0 Oakland City 1-0 Ohio 2-0 SEMO 1-0 San Jose State 0-0 South Dakota 0-0 Toledo 0-1 UMBC 1-0 UMKC 0-0 Urbana 1-0 Western Michigan 1-1 Wright State 0-1 Youngstown State 1-0 MICHAEL HUGER YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RESULTS Season School Position Record / Conf. Postseason (Record) Bowling Green Head Coach 0-0 / Bowling Green Head Coach / 5-13 MAC Tournament Semifinals (2-1) Miami (Fla.) Assistant Coach / 10-8 ACC Tournament Second Round (1-1) / NIT Championship Game (3-1) Miami (Fla.) Assistant Coach / 7-11 ACC Tournament Second Round (1-1) Miami (Fla.) Assistant Coach 29-7 / 15-3 ACC Tournament Champions (3-0) / NCAA Sweet 16 (2-1) Miami (Fla.) Assistant Coach / 9-7 ACC Tournament (0-1) / NIT Second Round (1-1) George Mason Assistant Coach 27-7 / 16-2 CAA Tournament Semifinals (1-1) / NCAA Third Round (1-1) George Mason Assistant Coach / 12-6 CAA Tournament (0-1) / CollegeInsider.com Tournament (0-1) George Mason Assistant Coach / 13-5 CAA Tournament Championship Game (2-1) / NIT First Round (0-1) George Mason Assistant Coach / 12-6 CAA Tournament Champions (3-0) / NCAA Tournament (0-1) Longwood Assistant Coach 9-22 / Independent Division I Reclassifying Longwood Assistant Coach Independent Division I Reclassifying MEN S BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF Michael Huger Head Coach Second Season Anthony Stacey Assistant Coach Second Season Mike Summey Assistant Coach Second Season Kevin Noon Assistant Coach Second Season Ryan Kardok Director of Operations Second Season Jeff Dyer Video Coordinator First Season Parker Settle Graduate Assistant First Season Rob Whitehurst Athletic Trainer Third Season Men s Basketball Game Falcons.com

13 PAGE 13 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MEN S BASKETBALL TV ROSTER #1 Demajeo Wiggins F * 6-10 * So. Toledo, Ohio #2 Malik Hluchoweckyj G * 6-1 * So. Omaha, Neb. #3 Rodrick Caldwell G * 5-10 * Fr. Dayton, Ohio #4 Zack Denny G * 6-2 * Sr. Germantown, Ohio #5 Dylan Frye G * 6-2 * Fr. Pembroke Pines, Fla. #10 Justin Turner G * 6-4 * Fr. Detroit, Mich. #11 Antwon Lillard G * 6-5 * So. Cleveland, Ohio #13 Jeffrey Uju F * 6-7 * Jr. Bolingbrook, Ill. #14 Wes Alcegaire F * 6-7 * Jr. Miami, Fla. #20 Ismail Ali G * 6-1 * Sr. South Hayward, Calif. #24 Matt Fox G * 6-4 * Jr. Maumee, Ohio #30 Ethan Good G * 6-1 * Fr. Wapakoneta, Ohio #32 Rasheed Worrell F * 6-8 * R-So. Belhaven, N.C. Men s Basketball Game Falcons.com

14 PAGE 14 #1 DEMAJEO WIGGINS F So Toledo, Ohio Made the biggest jump as a player in the offseason according to Coach Huger Started the final 7 games of the season, and played in 32 total games Averaged 4.6 points and 4.4 rebounds a season ago Led the Falcons in field goal percentage (56.4) in Coach Huger s first recruit at Bowling Green GP-S PTS PPG FG% 3P% FT% RPG APG STL BLK #2 MALIK HLUCHOWECKYJ G So. 6-1 Omaha, Neb. Appeared in eight games off the bench in Totaled career highs vs. Oakland City (1/2/16) in points (6), steals (2) & minutes (11) Played a total of 45 minutes last season Heavily recruited in football by Wisconsin, Nebraska and Kansas as a DB GP-S PTS PPG FG% 3P% FT% RPG APG STL BLK #3 RODRICK CALDWELL G Fr Dayton, Ohio Scored 15 points and went on 2-of-4 from deep in the exhibition vs. Capital Led Waye High School to a OHSAA D1 State title victory his junior season Named the OHSAA State Tournament MVP in Averaged 12.4 points, 5.7 assists and 3.0 rebounds as a senior Won a sectional title and went 25-1 as a senior GP-S PTS PPG FG% 3P% FT% RPG APG STL BLK #4 ZACK DENNY G Sr. 6-2 Germantown, Ohio Enters the season 324 points shy of 1,000 Scored 10.6 PPG last season, and led with 6.1 RPG Started 29 games in , which ran his career total to 50 Has connected on 105 three-point field goals, which is 17 shy of 10th most all-time in program history GP-S PTS PPG FG% 3P% FT% RPG APG STL BLK #5 DYLAN FRYE G Fr. 6-2 Pembroke Pines, Fla. Scored 7 points and hauled in 4 rebounds in the exhibition game vs. Capital Averaged 23.2 points, 6.0 assists and 4.0 rebounds as a senior As a junior, captured the Class 2A State Championship title Rated a 3-star recruit according to Rivals.com Named second team All-State as a senior in GP-S PTS PPG FG% 3P% FT% RPG APG STL BLK SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS 13 vs. Western Michigan (2/13/16) 11 vs. Miami (1/6/16) 1, three times 2 vs. Akron (3/11/16) 2, three times None 26 vs. Western Michigan (2/13/16) CAREER HIGHS 6 vs. Oakland City (1/2/16) 2, two times 2 vs. SEMO (12/8/15) 2 vs. Oakland City (1/2/16) None 1 vs. New Orleans (11/14/15) 11 vs. Oakland City (1/2/16) CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS 23 vs. Drake (12/5/15) 13 vs. Ball State (2/2/16) 4 vs. Akron (2/9/16) 5 at Ohio (1/12/16) 1, 10 times 5 at Eastern Michigan (1/16/16) 39 vs. Ball State (1/17/17) CAREER HIGHS Men s Basketball Game Falcons.com

15 PAGE 15 #10 JUSTIN TURNER G Fr. 6-4 Detroit, Mich. Ranked as high as 10th overall in Michigan for the 2016 class by Bank Hoops Named to the Detroit Public School League All-City first team As a senior, averaged 21.0 points, 7.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists Tabbed by the Detroit News & Detroit Free Press as a first team All-Detroit selection GP-S PTS PPG FG% 3P% FT% RPG APG STL BLK #11 ANTWON LILLARD G So. 6-5 Cleveland, Ohio Hit a buzzer-beating three vs. CMU in the 2016 MAC Tournament Quarterfinals Scored a career-high 26 points with a career-best 5 threes in that CMU game Averaged 8.6 points and 3.4 rebounds as a freshman Started the final three games of the season, and played in all 34 games Ranked second on the team last season in field goal percentage (51.2) GP-S PTS PPG FG% 3P% FT% RPG APG STL BLK #13 JEFFREY UJU F Jr. 6-7 Bolingbrook, Ill. Played his first two seasons of college basketball at Eastern Wyoming College ( ) and Western Texas College ( ) Averaged 7.1 points and 5.8 rebounds at Western Texas College in At Eastern Wyoming College in , scored 6.1 points per game while averaging 5.0 rebounds. GP-S PTS PPG FG% 3P% FT% RPG APG STL BLK #14 WES ALCEGAIRE F Sr. 6-7 Miami, Fla. Played and started in all 34 games for the Falcons last season Ranked third on the team in by averaging 10.2 PPG Shot 36.6 percent (52-for-142) from three-point range last season Bumped up his scoring average in MAC play by scoring 11.0 PPG Came to after playing the season at Daytona State College GP-S PTS PPG FG% 3P% FT% RPG APG STL BLK #20 ISMAIL ALI G Sr. 6-1 South Hayward, Calif. Added 20 pounds of muscle in the offseason Played in all 34 games last season for the Falcons, making one start Started a 10-point possession at Ohio (1/12/16) with an and-one three pointer The only player on the team with career highs of at least 10 in points, rebounds and assists GP-S PTS PPG FG% 3P% FT% RPG APG STL BLK SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS 26 vs. Central Michigan (3/10/16) 7, three times 4 vs. Oakland City (1/2/16) 3 vs. Akron (2/9/16) 1, nine times 5 vs. Central Michigan (3/10/16) 35, two times CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS 21 vs. Youngstown State (11/22/15) 8 vs. Cincinnati (11/18/15) 2, seven times 5 vs. Buffalo (3/4/16) 3 vs. Central Michigan (3/10/16) 5 vs. Youngstown State (11/22/15) 39 vs. Youngstown State (11/22/15) CAREER HIGHS 19 at Ohio (1/12/16) 10 vs. Oakland City (1/2/16) 10 vs. Urbana (11/29/15) 4 vs. UMBC (12/2/15) 1, nine times 2, two times 30 at Wright State (12/20/15) Men s Basketball Game Falcons.com