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1 Schedule/Results (2-5, 0-0 Horizon) Date Opponent TV Time Nov. 4 LEWIS (EX) W, Nov. 11 WISCONSIN HLN L, Nov. Drake L, Nov. 22 rv/- MICHIGAN STATE TWS-32 L, Nov. Western Illinois W, Nov. Bradley W, Dec. Western Michigan L, Dec. #1/#1 Baylor L, Dec. #24/23 Oklahoma SSN/ESPN3 2 p.m. Dec. 15 CHICAGO STATE HLN 7 p.m. Dec. 18 TOLEDO HLN 2 p.m. Dec. 29 LOYOLA* HLN 7 p.m. Dec. 31 HLN 2 p.m. Jan. 7 #21/16 GREEN BAY* TWS-32 12:30 p.m. Jan. 12 HLN 6 p.m. Jan. Wright State* HLN 1 p.m. Jan. 19 CLEVELAND STATE* TWS-32 7 p.m. Jan. 21 YOUNGSTOWN STATE HLN 2 p.m. Jan. Valparaiso* HLN 7:05 p.m. Jan. 28 HLN 1 p.m. Feb. 1 SEATTLE HLN 7 p.m. Feb. #21/16 TWS-32 7 p.m. Feb. 9 WRIGHT STATE* HLN 7 p.m. Feb. 11 DETROIT* TWS-32 4 p.m. Feb. Youngstown State* HLN 6:05 p.m. Feb. Cleveland State* HLN TBA Feb. 23 BUTLER* HLN 7 p.m. Feb. 25 VALPARAISO* HLN 2 p.m. uwmpanthers.com Contact: Chris Zills, Assistant Sports Information Director (o): (c): czills@uwm.edu Today s Game: December 11 #24/23 OKLAHOMA Lloyd Noble Center 2-5 Milwaukee PANTHERS Milwaukee Road Trip Concludes At No. 24/23 Oklahoma Panthers playing back-to-back ranked opponents for first time MILWAUKEE, Wis. - The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women s basketball team wraps up its fivegame road trip with a visit to Norman, Okla., to take on No. 24/23 Oklahoma. The contest marks a first for UWM in program history - taking on nationally-ranked opponents in back-to-back games for the first time, having played at No. 1 Baylor Thursday. Tip off against the Sooners is 2 p.m. and the game is set to be televised locally on the Sooner Sports Network and also available in the Milwaukee area on ESPN3.com. All-American Brittney Griner scored 20 points and Odyssey Sims added a double-double of 19 points and 11 assists to lead top-ranked Baylor University to victory over UWM Thursday night. Angela Rodriguez was named to the Preseason All- Horizon League Second Team in the league s annual preseason poll of head coaches, media members and sports information directors. The Panthers return four starters and seven letterwinners from last season, including three of the top four scorers and two of the top three rebounders. Gametime: 2 p.m. Central Arena: Lloyd Noble Center (15,528) Radio: AM 920 WOKY (Scott Warras) (Streaming Live Online at uwmpanthers.com) TV: SSN uwmpanthers.com: GameTracker Social for updates Web: ESPN3 Headlines Oklahoma SOONERS Last year, Lindsay Laur was named to the All- League First Team and Angela Rodriguez was named the Newcomer of the Year. Courtney Lindfors joined Rodriguez on the all-newcomer team. Laur led the team in scoring, rebounding and assists. No player had ever led the team in all three categories in UWM s Division I history. Milwaukee took on Lewis in its only exhibition contest of the campaign, winning March HLN 7 p.m. March HLN 2 p.m. Horizon League Tournament March 5 First Round HLN TBA March 7 Quarterfinals HLN TBA March 9 Semifinals HLN TBA March 11 Championship ESPNU TBA * Horizon League Games All times central Home Games in CAPS Rankings note: AP listed first; ESPN/USA Today second TV Games Noted HLN: HorizonLeagueNetwork.com TWS-32: Time Warner Cable Sports 32 SSN: Sooner Sports Network (Subscription) ESPN3:

2 Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes Probable Starters: Milwaukee Panthers (2-5) Horizon League Angela Rodriguez #23 Kiki Wilson #1 Ashley Green #4 Sami Tucker #20 Courtney Lindfors #25 Guard So. 5-8 Guard Fr. 5-6 Forward Fr Forward Jr Center So. 6-4 PPG 10.1 PPG 7.1 PPG 6.1 PPG 13.0 PPG 11.3 RPG 2.0 RPG 2.1 RPG 4.3 RPG 8.6 RPG 5.0 APG 2.0 APG 3.0 APG 1.6 APG 1.1 APG 0.4 Steals 12 Steals 9 Steals 4 Steals 8 Blocks 10 Probable Starters: Oklahoma Sooners (3-3) Big 12 Aaryn Ellenberg #3 Guard So. 5-7 PPG RPG APG FG % Nicole Griffin #4 Center So. 6-6 PPG RPG APG FG % What s New The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women s basketball team wraps up its five-game road trip with a visit to Norman, Okla., to take on No. 24/23 Oklahoma. The contest marks a first for UWM in program history - taking on nationally-ranked opponents in back-to-back games for the first time, having played at No. 1 Baylor Thursday. Tip off against the Sooners is 2 p.m. and the game is set to be televised locally on the Sooner Sports Network and also available in the Milwaukee area on ESPN3.com. Looking at Oklahoma The Sooners are 3-3 after a 3-0 start, dropping three games in a row for the first time since the season. Following a preseason ranking of 13/16, the media has Oklahoma 24th in the Associated Press Poll and the USA Today/ESPN Coaches Poll has Oklahoma at No. 23. Aaryn Ellenburg leads the team with 21.3 points per game, with Morgan Hook (13.5 ppg) and Whitney Hand (10.3) also in double-figures. Oklahoma comes off a third straight Sweet 16 appearance and returns nine letterwinners from that squad. The Sooners must replace one of their most successful senior classes, one that claimed 54 wins at home, the most by Oklahoma in a four-year span. Series History The Panthers trail the series against Oklahoma, 2-0. A year ago, Milwaukee made it close down the stretch, but fell at home. Up Next The Panthers finally get back to Milwaukee, taking on Chicago State at the Klotsche Center. Looking Ahead Dec. 15 CHICAGO STATE Klotsche Center 7 p.m. Morgan Hook #10 Guard So PPG RPG APG FG % Statistical Comparison Category Milwaukee Oklahoma Points Scored Field Goal Pct Point FG Pct Free Throw Pct Rebound Avg Assists Turnovers Whitney Hand #25 Guard Jr. 6-1 PPG RPG APG FG % Numerical Roster # Name Year Ht Pos Hometown/High School/Last School 1 Kiki Wilson Fr. 5-6 G Naperville, Ill./Montini Catholic 2 Kimee Chandler So. 5-7 G Blanchardville, Wis./Pecatonica 3 Emily Decorah So G Waunakee, Wis./Waunakee 4 Ashley Green Fr G/F Glendale, Wis./Nicolet 5 Janna Swopshire Fr. 6-1 F O Fallon, Mo./Fort Zumwalt West 10 Macie Dorow Fr. 5-9 G Duluth, Minn./East 11 Jasmine Swopshire Fr. 6-1 F O Fallon, Mo./Fort Zumwalt West 12 Sammy Theut Jr. 5-8 G Chesterfield Township, Mich./Marine City Cardinal Mooney 20 Sami Tucker Jr G East Lansing, Mich./East Lansing 22 Allie Pfeffer So. 6-1 F Fitchburg, Wis./Verona 23 Angela Rodriguez So. 5-8 G Oak Creek, Wis./Oak Creek 25 Courtney Lindfors So. 6-4 C Elk Grove, Ill./Elk Grove 32 Danielle Jorgenson** Sr. 6-3 C La Crosse, Wis./Logan/River Falls 45 Alex Klawitter Sr. 5-8 G Janesville, Wis./Parker ** Must sit out season due to NCAA transfer rules Head Coach: Sandy Botham Assistant Coaches: Kevin McManaman, Heather Morris, Cameron Tucker Director of Operations: Lavesa Glover Video Coordinator: Jessica Wilhite Athletic Trainer: Becky Worman Joanna McFarland #53 Center/Forward Jr. 6-3 PPG RPG APG FG % Category Milwaukee Oklahoma Points Allowed Field Goal Def Point FG Def Personal Fouls Rebound Margin Steals Blocks Pronunciation Guide Emily Decorah de-core-a Macie Dorow DOOR-oh Alex Klawitter CLAW-witter Courtney Lindfors LIND-fors Allie Pfeffer FEFF-er Janna/Jasmine Swopshire SWOP-shire Sammy Theut TOYT Sami Tucker Sammy Sandy Botham BAH-thum

3 Last Game All-American Brittney Griner scored 20 points and Odyssey Sims added a double-double of 19 points and 11 assists to lead top-ranked Baylor University to victory over UWM Thursday night. The Lady Bears (9-0), ranked No. 1 in both the Associated Press and ESPN/USA Today polls, opened up a close game against the Panthers (2-5) with a 14-0 first-half run that gave them the momentum they needed to extend their winning streak to 28 at home. Ashley Green, making her first collegiate start, finished with a team-high 11 points and seven rebounds. Courtney Lindfors added seven points and six rebounds, with Sami Tucker scoring five points to go with her seven rebounds. Taking on the Big Time The Panthers headed into unprecedented territory on two fronts when they hit the court this week. First off, Milwaukee played a No. 1-ranked team for the first time in program history (previous high was No. 3 Duke in 2001 NCAA Tournament). Secondly, heading to No. 24/23 Oklahoma Sunday, UWM will also be playing back-to-back games against ranked foes for the first time in school history. The Panthers come into the OU game 1-27 overall against ranked opponents, taking then-no. 15/20 Michigan State to the wire in a loss a year ago. Hang Your Hat The Panthers took on No. 1 Baylor Dec. 8 and have a couple of noticeable accomplishments to take from the game despite the loss. First off, UWM held the Lady Bears to their lowest scoring output of the season at 72 points (for a team averaging 90) and held All-American Brittney Griner four points and six rebounds below her season averages. Tucker-Tucker Junior Sami Tucker posted three-consecutive double-doubles, ending with 21 points and 11 rebounds at Western Michigan Dec. 3. The most recent comparable streak of consecutive double-doubles was a year ago when Lindsay Laur posted League Standings W L W L 1. Green Bay Wright State UIC Youngstown State Loyola Cleveland State Milwaukee Valparaiso Butler Detroit Horizon League Preseason Poll School (1st) Pts School (1st) Pts 1. Green Bay (29) MILWAUKEE Cleveland St Detroit (1) Wright State Loyola Butler Valparaiso UIC Youngstown St Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes five in a row (Dec. 19-Jan. 6). Horizon League Overall Taking Care of the Rock Despite the loss at Drake Nov. 18, UWM managed a pair of bright spots: its seven total turnovers set a program mark for fewest in a game (record had been eight set three times). And, the 17 steals marked the most for the team since it had 18 against Butler in January of Taking a deeper look, the Panthers committed fewer turnovers than their opponent in each of the first four games of the season. For perspective, the last time Milwaukee had fewer turnovers than its opponent for at least four games in a row was part of a five-game stretch in the midst of the campaign (Nov. 27-Dec. 12, 2004). Preseason Publicity Angela Rodriguez was named to the Preseason All-Horizon League Second Team in the league s annual preseason poll of head coaches, media members and sports information directors. In addition, College Sports Madness named Sami Tucker to its All-Horizon Second Team. Tough Competition Milwaukee has its work cut out for itself in the non-league portion of its schedule. The Panthers opened the season against the Wisconsin Badgers and welcomed preseason No. 25 Michigan State to the Klotsche Center Nov. 22. A December road trip will be the ultimate test, playing at preseason No. 1 Baylor Dec. 8 and following that up with a game three days later at No. 16 Oklahoma. They will also face a squad Dec. 18 that won the WNIT a season ago. Inside of league play, they will battle Horizon League foe Green Bay twice, with the Phoenix coming off a Sweet 16 appearance in and earning a preseason ranking of No. 24. Around the Horizon League December 6 4:15 p.m. Bowling Green Youngstown State 61 6 p.m. Detroit Michigan State 64 6 p.m. Wright State Dayton 77 6:05 p.m. Butler Indiana State 49 7:05 p.m. IPFW Valparaiso 64 December 8 4 p.m. Michigan Detroit 51 6 p.m. Green Bay 65 7 p.m. Milwaukee Baylor 72 7 p.m. La Salle Loyola 45 December 9 6 p.m. Ball State Butler 55 6 p.m. Youngstown State Ohio 47 December a.m. Cleveland 1 p.m. Pittsburgh 1 p.m. Southern Wright State 2 p.m. Loyola December 11 2 p.m. Milwaukee 3 p.m. Oakland 3 General Information City/Zip Milwaukee, Wis Founded 1885 Enrollment 30,000 Nickname Panthers Colors Black and Gold Arena/Capacity Klotsche Center/3,500 Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Horizon League Chancellor Michael Lovell Director of Athletics Rick Costello Associate AD/SWA Kathy Litzau Athletics Phone Ticket Manager Brian Morgan Ticket Office Phone History First Year of Basketball 1971 First Year in Division I All-Time Record (.529) NCAA Appearances/Last 2/2006 Last NCAA Appearance Michigan St./L, Coaching Staff Head Coach Alma Mater/Year Record at Milwaukee Career Record Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Dir.of Operations Video Coordinator Athletic Trainer Sandy Botham Notre Dame/ /15 Years /16 Years Kevin McManaman Heather Morris Cameron Tucker Lavesa Glover Jessica Wilhite Becky Worman Team Information Overall Record Home/Away/Neutral 7-6/4-12/1-0 League Record 9-9 League Finish 5th League Tournament lost in quarterfinals Starters Returning/Lost 4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 7/7 Newcomers/Redshirts 5/1 Media Relations Assistant SID/WBB Contact Chris Zills Office Phone Cell Phone czills@uwm.edu SID Kevin O Connor Office Phone Asst. SID Kevin Conway Office Phone Communications Assistant Tim Prahl Office Phone SID Fax Press Row Phone

4 Short List Kiki Wilson became just the 12th freshman to start a season opener in UWM s NCAA Division I history Nov. 11. A season ago, Angela Rodriguez and Courtney Lindfors also earned that distinction. Exhibition Recap Ashley Green scored 12 points and Courtney Lindfors scored 10 to help lead a balanced attack for the team in a victory over Lewis University. The Panthers scored 14-consecutive points early in the second half to put the game away, with Green s layup with 11:32 to play giving Milwaukee a advantage. The Flyers would cut the deficit to less than 20 points just once the rest of the way in the exhibition opener for both teams. Youth is Served The Panthers will indeed be a young squad this season, with the projected starting lineup being comprised of two juniors, two sophomores and one freshman. In addition, six newcomers join Milwaukee in , with sophomore Emily Decorah ready to play after sitting out a season ago due to transfer rules and five true freshmen ready to start their collegiate careers. A Case of the Runs The game against Western Illinois Nov. 26 featured several impressive scoring runs by both teams. Milwaukee started the barrage with a 16-2 run where it held WIU without a field goal (two free throws) on 16 attempts to take control in the first half. Down 10 at intermission, the Leathernecks went on a 12-2 spurt to tie the game in less than two minutes. UWM then responded with runs of 11-3 and 15-2 to put the game away. Head of the Class Angela Rodriguez was named the league s newcomer of the year with good reason. She led all league freshmen in Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes a number of categories, averaging 12.6 points, 3.0 assists and 1.5 steals per game. In fact, her points per game average was 1.9 points better than second place, while no other league freshman averaged even half as many assists. She also topped the league rookies in minutes per game (36.7), free throw percentage (.857) and three-point percentage (.421) and was second in threes made per game (2.2). In the nation, she was second among freshman in three-point percentage. Rodriguez broke the UWM freshman record for threes made in a season, was second in games started, and first in free throw percentage and minutes played. Among freshman guards in school history, she was also first in points, field goals made and scoring average. Whole Lotta Threes UWM broke the school record for three-pointers a year ago, finishing with 212 to break the old mark of 204. Milwaukee also hit a league-best 36.4 percent from downtown. The team finished 19th in the country in three-point percentage and 30th with 7.1 made per game. Trial by Fire Angela Rodriguez and Courtney Lindfors combined to make 50 starts last season, with Rodriguez starting 29-of-30 games a year ago. When they were in the starting lineup against Oklahoma together, they became the first freshmen duo in the program s Division I era to start a season opener for the Panthers. Freshman 35 Courtney Lindfors went off for 35 points, 13 rebounds and three blocks in just her second collegiate game at Chicago State Nov. 16. She became the first freshman in school history with a 30-point game and posted the fastest first career double-double (2nd game). In addition to establishing a freshman single-game scoring record, Lindfors tied the sixthmost points in a game in school history. The former record for points in a game by a freshman was 28 by Daryl Schaffeld (Feb. 6, 1997) and Edwards (Feb. 25, 2006). Her 35 points tied for a Horizon League single-game high last season. A-Rod s Early Impression Angela Rodriguez had a 25-point outburst Dec. 1 against Bradley, draining six 3-pointers and coming away with three steals in 44 minutes. Her six 3-pointers were the most by a freshman, and tied for sixth in school history, while her 44 minutes were a freshman record. Rodriguez also paced Milwaukee with 16 points and seven rebounds in 39 minutes played in the season-opener vs. Oklahoma. Her 16 points were the second-most by a freshman in a season-opener in school history (Daryl Schaffeld, 17), while her seven rebounds tied for the most (two other times). Also, just two other freshmen have played even 30 minutes in a season opener, while just one player ever had played 39 Jen Greger as a sophomore in A freshman has led the team in scoring in a season-opener twice and rebounding twice, but no other freshman had ever led the team in both. Postseason Awards Lindsay Laur was named to the All-Horizon League First Team and Angela Rodriguez was named the League Newcomer of the Year last season. Courtney Lindfors was also honored, being named to the All-Newcomer Team with Rodriguez. Back in Black (and Gold) UWM will be fortunate to have experience on the court in as four starters and seven letterwinners return from last season. Heading the list of returners is Angela Rodriguez, named the Horizon League Newcomer of the Year a season ago after averaging 12.6 points per game. The Panthers return three of the top four scorers from , with Courtney Lindfors (9.2 ppg in 21 starts) and Sami Tucker (9.0 ppg in 27 starts), also back in th Season Record in League Games Notre Dame, 1988 Three-Time League Coach of the Year (1997, 2001, 2006) League Record 151 league coaching wins Five League Players of the Year Set school Division I record with 22 wins in , including 12 straight Two NCAA Tournaments (2001, 2006) Won League Regular Season and Tournament Championships in 2001 and 2006 UWM s first Division I 20-win season in 2002 Led Panthers to 16 wins in her first season after four wins the year before. (Fifth-Best Turnaround in NCAA Division I) Led Beloit College to Division III NCAA Tournament Second Round in 1996 Head Coach Sandy Botham Year Overall League Finish Post-Season Beloit nd NCAA Tourn. Milwaukee th th th nd t-1st NCAA Tourn nd t-2nd nd t-2nd t-1st NCAA Tourn th t-2nd t-7th t-7th t-5th UWM Overall Live and in Living Color Fans will have the opportunity to watch the Panthers all season long. The team will play six games on television, returning to Time Warner Sports 32 for five games. UWM s game at Oklahoma will also be featured on the Sooner Sports Network (with a fee). Another 18 games will be carried live online on the Horizon League Network. For the Panthers Sports 32 contests, Bob Brainerd and former UWM great Maria Viall will once again be calling the action. Hit Us at 920 on the Dial Every Milwaukee regular season game will once again be available on the radio and online via AM 920 The Wolf. Scott Warras is back for his sixth season donning the headset. Fans can also catch Warras call with the majority of the team s HLN webcasts. More New Faces Head coach Sandy Botham welcomed some new faces to her coaching staff in the off-season. Lavesa Glover joins the staff as the director of basketball operations. Glover is no stranger to the Horizon League, having recently completed a successful playing career at Green Bay. Jessica Wilhite, a former Milwaukee player and hall of famer, rounds out the pair of new hires, joining the program as video coordinator. 4

5 Category League # Nation Scoring Offense 6th th Scoring Defense 8th rd Scoring Margin 8th th FG Pct. 3rd rd FG Defense 8th th FT Pct. 10th th Reb. Margin 10th th 3PT/Game 7th th 3PT FG Pct. 7th th 3PT Defense 3rd th Assists 8th th Blocked Shots 6th rd Steals 8th nd Turnovers 1st nd TO Margin 2nd th Ast/TO Ratio 5th th Individuals in League Top-10* Scoring PPG 7. Sami Tucker 14.3 (204th) Rebounding RPG 6. Sami Tucker 8.8 (86th) Field Goal Percentage Pct. 6. Sami Tucker.493 (94th) 7. Courtney Lindfors.489 Free Throw Pct Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes MILWAUKEE GAME-BY-GAME Opp. W/L FG 3PT FT Reb (Off) PF PTS A TO BL ST Pct. 3-Point Pct. Pct. 9. Kiki Wilson Points FG Made 3PG 6. Angela Rodriguez 1.8 Assists APG 7. Kiki Wilson 3.3 Steals League/National Statistic Rankings* SPG Blocked Shots BPG 2. Courtney Lindfors 1.7 (89th) Minutes Played MPG 6. Angela Rodriguez Sami Tucker 33.3 Assist/TO Ratio Ratio 7. Kiki Wilson 0.9 Double-Doubles DBL-DBL T2. Sami Tucker 3 (29th) *NCAA/League Rankings Last Updated Dec. 4 Individual NCAA Rankings in Parenthesis Wisconsin L 21-56/ / / (6) Drake L 21-61/ / / (11) Mich. St. L 23-56/ / / (10) WIU W 30-67/ / / (7) Bradley W 19-39/ / / (6) WMU L 23-54/ / / (15) Baylor L 15-53/ / / (11) Okla. Chi. St. GB* Clev. OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME Opp. W/L FG 3PT FT Reb (Off) PF PTS A TO BL ST Wisconsin W 25-56/ / / (15) Drake W 27-47/ / / (8) Mich. St. W 23-46/ / / (9) WIU L 23-69/ / / (14) Bradley L 23-60/ / / (15) WMU W 22-57/ / / (16) Baylor W 29-60/ / / (14) Okla. Chi. St. GB* Clev. 5

6 Record Overall Home Away Neutral League Non-League Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes Score By Periods (Overall) 1st 2nd ot Tot Milwaukee Opponents Score By Periods (League) 1st 2nd ot Tot Milwaukee Opponents Overall Statistics Total 3-Ptrs Rebounds ## Player GP-GS Min Min/G FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 20 Sami Tucker Courtney Lindfors Angela Rodriguez Kiki Wilson Emily Decorah Ashley Green Sammy Theut Janna Swopshire Alex Klawitter Jasmine Swopshire Kimee Chandler Macie Dorow TM Team Panthers Opponents TEAM STATISTICS Milwaukee Opp. SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game TEAM STATISTICS Milwaukee Opp. FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct FT made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TEAM STATISTICS Milwaukee Opp. TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game League-Only Statistics ( ) Total 3-Ptrs Rebounds ## Player GP-GS Min Min/G FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 11 Lindsay Laur Angela Rodriguez Sami Tucker Courtney Lindfors Anne Breland Amanda Viehauser Jenilee Klomstad Ashley Imperiale Kimee Chandler Laura Melquist Sammy Theut Alex Klawitter Allie Pfeffer Stephanie Schell TM Team Panthers Opponents TEAM STATISTICS Milwaukee Opp. SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game TEAM STATISTICS Milwaukee Opp. FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TEAM STATISTICS Milwaukee Opp. TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game

7 Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes Schedule/Results Date Opponent Result UWM Record Leading Scorer Rebounder Nov. 11 WISCONSIN L, Lindfors (13) Tucker (6) Nov. Drake L, Tucker/Wilson (12) Lindfors (5) Nov. 22 MICHIGAN STATE L, Tucker (15) Tucker (9) Nov. Western Illinois W, Green (18) Tucker (11) Nov. Bradley W, Rodriguez (21) Tucker (12) Dec. Western Michigan L, Tucker (21) Tucker (11) Dec. 1/1 Baylor L, Green (11) Green/Tucker (7) Dec. 24/23 Oklahoma Dec. 15 CHICAGO STATE Dec. 18 TOLEDO Dec. 29 LOYOLA* Dec. 31 Jan. 7 Jan. 12 Jan. 14 Jan. 19 Jan. 21 Jan. 26 Jan. 28 Feb. 1 Feb. 4 Feb. 9 Feb. 11 Feb. 16 Feb. 18 Feb. 23 Feb. 25 March 1 March 3 GREEN Wright State* CLEVELAND STATE* YOUNSTOWN Valparaiso* SEATTLE WRIGHT STATE* Youngstown Cleveland State* Milwaukee s Record When... Overall 2-5 League Games 0-0 Non-League Games 2-5 At Home 0-2 On the Road 2-3 At a Neutral Site 0-0 Leading at halftime 2-0 Trailing at halftime 0-5 Tied at Halftime 0-0 When the Panthers score first 2-3 When the Panthers win the tip-off 2-3 When 4+ players score in double-digits 1-0 When 3 players score in double-digits 1-2 When 2 players score in double-digits 0-2 When 1 player scores in double-digits 0-1 Scoring <50 points 0-1 Scoring points 0-3 Scoring points 0-1 Scoring points 2-0 Scoring 80 or more points 0-0 Allowing <50 points 0-0 Allowing points 0-0 Allowing points 2-3 Allowing points 0-2 Allowing 80 or more points 0-0 UWM outrebounds opponent 0-0 Opponent outrebounds UWM 2-5 Rebounding is even 0-0 UWM shoots 50% or better 0-0 UWM shoots % 1-0 UWM shoots % 1-2 UWM shoots 39.9% or less 0-3 Active Career Leaders Points Sami Tucker 574 Angela Rodriguez 448 Courtney Lindfors 346 Rebounds Sami Tucker 385 Courtney Lindfors 195 Danielle Jorgenson 128 Assists Sammy Theut 107 Angela Rodriguez 103 Sami Tucker 70 Steals Sami Tucker 64 Angela Rodriguez 52 Sammy Theut 37 Blocks Courtney Lindfors 42 Danielle Jorgenson 22 Kimee Chandler 9 Three-Pointers Angela Rodriguez 79 Sami Tucker 43 Alex Klawitter 24 Games Played Sammy Theut 67 Sami Tucker 66 Alex Klawitter 60 Games Started Sami Tucker 50 Angela Rodriguez 36 Sammy Theut 30 7 An opponent shoots 50% or better 0-2 An opponent shoots % 0-1 An opponent shoots % 0-1 An opponent shoots 39.9% or less 2-1 Games are decided by 1-5 points 1-0 Games are decided by 6-10 points 0-1 Games are decided by points 1-2 Games are decided by 16+ points 0-2

8 Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes Milwaukee Starting Lineups WISCONSIN Tucker Lindfors Wilson Decorah Drake Tucker Lindfors Wilson Decorah Rodriguez MICHIGAN STATE Tucker Lindfors Wilson Decorah Western Illinois Tucker Lindfors Wilson Decorah Bradley Tucker Lindfors Wilson Decorah Western Michigan Tucker Lindfors Wilson Decorah 1/1 Baylor Tucker Lindfors Wilson Green 24/23 Oklahoma CHICAGO STATE TOLEDO LOYOLA* GREEN Wright State* CLEVELAND STATE* YOUNSTOWN Valparaiso* SEATTLE WRIGHT STATE* Youngstown Cleveland State* Miscellaneous Double-Doubles Career Sami Tucker 3 6 Angela Rodriguez -- 1 Courtney Lindfors -- 1 Double-Digit Scoring Sami Tucker 5 27 Angela Rodriguez 3 24 Courtney Lindfors 4 15 Kiki Wilson 2 2 Emily Decorah 2 2 Ashley Green 2 2 Kimee Chandler -- 1 Sammy Theut points (30-points) Angela Rodriguez 1 3 Sami Tucker 1 3 Courtney Lindfors 1 2 (1) Leading Scorer Sami Tucker 3 8 Angela Rodriguez 1 6 Courtney Lindfors 1 4 Ashley Green 2 2 Kiki Wilson 1 1 Double-Digit Rebounding Sami Tucker 3 10 Courtney Lindfors -- 1 Double-Doubles 20-Point Games Name Date # # Name Date Points Sami Tucker 11/26 13 pts 11 reb Angela Rodriguez 11/28 21 Sami Tucker 11/28 17 pts 12 reb Sami Tucker 12/3 21 Sami Tucker 12/3 21 pts 11 reb Courtney Lindfors 12/3 20 Leading Rebounder Sami Tucker Danielle Jorgenson -- 6 Courtney Lindfors 1 3 Angela Rodriguez -- 2 Ashley Green 1 1 Largest Halftime Lead 10 (37-27 at Western Illinois, Nov. 26) Largest Halftime Deficit 26 (44-18 vs. #1 Baylor, Dec. 8) Largest Milwaukee Lead 18 (67-49 at Western Illinois, Nov. 26) Largest Milwaukee Deficit 39 (61-22 vs. #1 Baylor, Dec. 8) 8

9 Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes Kiki Wilson 31 minutes in scoring five points and grabbing three rebounds at Western Michigan Dec had four assists Wisconsin and picked up a season-high four steals as Drake scored five points at No. 1 Baylor Dec. 8. Michigan St W. Illinois Bradley W. Mich Baylor Fr. 5-6 Naperville, Ill. Points Drake, 11/18 Same Rebounds 4 - two times Same Assists 6 vs. MSU, 11/22 Same Steals WMU, 12/3 Same Blocks 1 vs. MSU, 11/22 Same Field Goals Drake, 11/18 Same Three s Drake, 11/18 Same Free Throws 2 vs. Wis., 11/11 Same Minutes WMU, 12/3 Same Saw 20 minutes of action in exhibition vs. Lewis Nov. 4, scoring six points and grabbing four rebounds... also had five assists compared to no turnovers and a pair of steals... became just the 12th freshman to start a season opener in UWM s NCAA Division I history... responded with 11 points on 4-of-9 shooting, four rebounds and two assists against Wisconsin Nov tied for team lead with 12 points at Drake Nov. 18, making five of 10 shots from the floor... had a game and career-high six assists against Michigan State Nov. 22, scoring seven points... chipped in six points, four rebounds and four assists in win over Western Illinois Nov scored four rebounds and handed out three assists in win over Bradley Nov played a season-high 2 Kimee Chandler So. 5-7 Blanchardville, Wis. Points 3 at WIU, 11/26 10 vs. Detroit, 1/2/11 Rebounds 2 - two times 4 vs. Okla., 11/16/10 Assists 1 vs. MSU, 11/ two times Steals two times Blocks 1 at WIU, 11/ two times Field Goals 1 - two times 4 vs. Detroit, 1/2/11 Three s -- Cleve. St., 1/6/11 Free Throws 1 at WIU, 11/ two times Minutes 7 at Baylor, 12/8 35 vs. Detroit, 1/2/11 In exhibition vs. Lewis Nov. 4, went 1-of-2 from the line and grabbed three rebouds... also had a block and an assist in nine minutes... scored two points in brief action against Wisconsin Nov grabbed a pair of rebounds in six minutes against Drake Nov recorded a pair of rebounds and had an assist against Michigan State Nov made a basket and free throw for a three-point play, blocked a shot and grabbed a rebound against Western Illinois Nov Wisconsin Drake Michigan St W. Illinois Bradley W. Mich. Did Not Baylor

10 Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes Emily Decorah Wisconsin Drake Michigan St W. Illinois Bradley W. Mich So Waunakee, Wis. Points 10 - two times Same Rebounds 5 - two times Same Assists 2 at WIU, 11/26 Same Steals 2 - two times Same Blocks 1 at WIU, 11/26 Same Field Goals 4 -two times Same Three s 2 - three times Same Free Throws Bradley, 11/28 Same Minutes 37 vs. Wis., 11/11 Same Started the exhibition against Lewis Nov. 4, going 3-of-6 from the floor - all on 3 s - to finish with nine points... also added five rebounds and a pair of assists... played a team-high 37 minutes in the season opener against Wisconsin Nov. 11, finishing with 10 points and five rebounds... had two points, two rebounds and two steals at Drake Nov knocked in a pair of three-pointers and finished with eight points against Michigan State Nov made 4-of- 6 field goals en route to nine points at Western Illinois Nov added four rebounds and a pair of assists... one of four players in double-figures with season-high 10, also tied a season-best with five rebounds against Bradley Nov injured knee in practice the week of the Baylor game. 4 Fr Glendale, Wis. Points 18 at WIU, 11/26 Same Rebounds WMU, 12/3 Same Assists 3 - two times Same Steals Drake, 11/18 Same Blocks -- Same Field Goals 8 at WIU, 11/26 Same Three s 2 at WIU, 11/26 Same Free Throws WMU, 12/3 Same Minutes 35 at Baylor, 12/8 Same Came off the bench against Lewis Nov. 4, leading team with 12 points on 6-of-10 shooting... added three steals and two assists in 25 minutes... off night against the Badgers Nov. 11, missing four field goal attempts and a pair of free throws... added a pair of assists... chipped in five points, four rebounds and a pair of steals against Drake Nov had the best game of her young career in win over Western Illinois Nov. 26, setting collegiate highs with 18 points and seven rebounds... hit 8-of-10 from the floor (2-of-3 on 3 s) and added three assists and a steal... collected a season-high nine rebounds at Western Michigan Dec scored nine points and tied season-best with three assists... made first collegiate start against No. 1 Baylor Dec. 8, responding with a team-high 11 points and seven rebounds... hit 4 of 6 from the floor and played a season-high 35 minutes. Did Not Play Ashley Green Wisconsin Drake Michigan St W. Illinois Bradley W. Mich Baylor

11 Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes Janna Swopshire Wisconsin Drake Michigan St. Did Not W. Illinois Bradley Did Not W. Mich Baylor Fr. 6-1 O Fallon, Mo. Points 5 at Baylor, 12/8 Same Rebounds 2 - two times Same Assists 2 at WIU, 11/26 Same Steals 2 at Baylor, 12/8 Same Blocks 1 vs. Wis., 11/11 Same Field Goals 2 at Baylor, 12/8 Same Three s -- Same Free Throws Drake, 11/18 Same Minutes 17 at Baylor, 12/8 Same Had five points, two rebounds and two assists in just nine minutes against Lewis Nov was 3-of-4 from the free throw line... grabbed a pair of rebounds and added a blocked shot in her UWM debut against Wisconsin Nov scored two points and grabbed a pair of rebounds at Drake Nov grabbed a rebound and added a pair of assists in win over Western Illinois Nov appeared off the bench for a season-best 17 minutes at No. 1 Baylor Dec. 8, setting season-highs with five points, two steals and two made field goals. 10 Fr. 5-9 Duluth, Minn. Macie Dorow Points 2 at WIU, 11/26 Same Rebounds Drake, 11/18 Same Assists 1 at Baylor, 12/8 Same Steals -- Same Blocks -- Same Field Goals 1 at WIU, 11/26 Same Three s -- Same Free Throws -- Same Minutes 4 at Baylor, 12/8 Same Saw four minutes of action in exhibition vs. Lewis Nov made her collegiate debut at Drake Nov. 18, grabbing two rebounds in two minutes... scored her first collegiate points against Western Illinois Nov grabbed a rebound and added an assist in four minutes against No. 1 Baylor Dec Wisconsin Did Not Drake Michigan St. Did Not W. Illinois Bradley Did Not W. Mich. Did Not Baylor

12 Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes Jasmine Swopshire Wisconsin Fr. 6-1 O Fallon, Drake Michigan St. Did Not Play Points 2 - two times W. Illinois Rebounds Drake, 11/18 Bradley Did Not Play Assists -- W. Mich. Did Not Play Steals -- Baylor Blocks -- Same Field Goals Drake, 11/18 Same Three s -- Same Free Throws 2 at WIU, 11/26 Same Minutes 4 at Baylor, 12/8 Same Saw four minutes of action in exhibition vs. Lewis Nov. 4, grabbing a rebound and making her only shot attempt... made collegiate debut against the Badgers in the season opener Nov. 11, playing one minute... two points and two rebounds at Drake Nov made both free throw attempts and grabbed a rebound in two minutes at Western Illinois Nov. 12 Sammy Theut Jr. 5-8 Chesterfield Twp, Mich. Points Drake, 11/18 12 vs. WIU, 11/27/10 Rebounds Bradley, 11/ two times Assists 2 vs. MSU, 11/22 9 vs. Bradley, 12/1/10 Steals 2 - two times 7 vs. Bradley, 12/1/10 Blocks -- 1 vs. YSU, 3/6/10 Field Goals 1 - three times 5 vs. WIU, 11/27/10 Three s 1 at Baylor, 12/8 2 - two times Free Throws 2 vs. Wis., 11/11 4 vs. USD, 11/21/10 Minutes Bradley, 11/28 40 vs. Bradley, 12/1/10 Started against Lewis in the exhibition Nov. 4, playing 16 minutes... recorded an assist and steal... made both of her free throws and added a steal in 14 minutes against Wisconsin Nov scored three points and added two steals at Drake Nov chipped in with two steals and two assists in 12 minutes against Michigan State Nov played a season-best 15 minutes in victory at Western Illinois Nov. 26, contributing two points, an assist and a steal... chipped in a point and season-high three rebounds and 20 minutes against Bradley Nov made a three-pointer and added a rebound, assist and steal at No. 1 Baylor Dec Wisconsin Drake Michigan St W. Illinois Bradley W. Mich Baylor

13 20 Sami Tucker Jr East Lansing, Mich. Points WMU, 12/3 23 vs. YSU, 2/3/11 Rebounds Bradley, 11/ two times Assists 3 vs. Wis., 11/ five times Steals 2 - two times 4 vs. MSU, 12/8/10 Blocks Bradley, 11/28 Detroit, 3/3/11 Field Goals WMU, 12/3 9 - two times Three s 1 - two times 4 vs. YSU, 2/3/11 Free Throws 7 at WIU, 11/26 Same Minutes WMU, 12/3 Detroit, 3/3/11 Finished with eight points and eight rebounds - including five offensive - against Lewis Nov grabbed a team-best six rebounds in season opener against the Badgers Nov. 11, adding eight points and three assists... tied for team lead with 12 points while adding four rebounds against Drake Nov turned in her best offort of the season against Michigan State Nov. 22, leading team with 15 points and nine rebounds... also set season-highs in steals (2) and minutes (38)... posted the first double-double by any Panther this season at Western Illinois Nov had 13 points and a season-high 11 rebounds for her fourth career double-double... hit a careerhigh seven free throws in a 7-of-8 showing from the line... posted back-to-back double-doubles with a 22 Allie Pfeffer So. 6-1 Fitchburg, Wis. Points two times Rebounds -- 2 vs. Loyola, 1/15 Assists -- N/A Steals -- N/A Blocks -- N/A Field Goals -- N/A Three s -- N/A Free Throws two times Minutes vs. Okla., 11/13 DNP in exhibition versus Lewis Nov Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes season-high 17 points and 12 rebounds in win over Bradley Nov. 28, the fifth of her career... her rebound tally tied a career-high and made a seasonhigh eight field goals... recorded her third-straight double-double with a season-high 21 points to go with 11 rebounds at Western Michigan Dec tied career-high with nine made FG s, scoring 19 in the first half... chipped in with five points and tied for team lead with seven rebounds against No. 1 Baylor Dec Wisconsin Drake Michigan St W. Illinois Bradley W. Mich Baylor Wisconsin Did Not Drake Did Not Play Michigan St. Did Not W. Illinois Did Not Bradley Did Not W. Mich. Did Not Did Not Play

14 Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes Angela Rodriguez played all 40 minutes in win over Bradley Nov. 28, tallying a season-high 21 points... after shooting So. 5-8 Oak Creek, Wis. just two FT s the first four games, made a careerhigh 10 (of 12) free throws... five points, four rebounds, two assists and two steals at No. 1 Baylor Dec. 8. Points Bradley, 11/28 25 vs. Bradley, 12/1/10 Rebounds 3 at WIU, 11/ two times Assists 3 vs. Wis., 11/11 UIC, 2/12/11 Steals Drake, 11/18 5 vs. WIU, 11/27/10 Blocks three times Field Goals 6 at WIU, 11/26 8 vs. Bradley, 12/1/10 Three s 4 at WIU, 11/26 6 vs. Bradley, 12/1/10 Free Throws Bradley, 11/28 Same Minutes Bradley, 11/28 44 vs. Bradley, 12/1/ Horizon League Newcomer of the Year 2011 Horizon League All-Newcomer Team Scored nine points and collected six rebounds in exhibition against Lewis Nov added four steals and a pair of assists in win... held in check by Wisconsin in the opener Nov. 11, scoring just two points... also grabbed a rebound and had three assists... had seven points and a season-high four steals at Drake Nov tallied three field goals from distance among her 13 points against Michigan State Nov also added three steals and played in a season-high 39 minutes... added another solid effort against Western Illinois Nov. 26, tallying season-highs of 16 points, six FG s and four 3FG s... also grabbed three rebounds and had two assists Courtney Lindfors So. 6-4 Elk Grove, Ill. Points WMU, 12/3 Chi. St., 11/16/10 Rebounds 7 at WIU, 11/26 Chi. St., 11/16/10 Assists 1 - three times 2 - two times Steals Drake, 11/18 Same Blocks WMU, 12/3 Same Field Goals 6 - two times Chi. St., 11/16/10 Three s -- N/A Free Throws Bradley, 11/ two times Minutes Bradley, 11/ two times 2011 Horizon League All-Newcomer Team Played just 18 minutes against Lewis Nov. 4, but recorded 10 points, six rebounds, four blocks and four steals... strong showing with team-high 13 points on 6-of-12 shooting against Wisconsin Nov. 11 before fouling out... had six points and a teamhigh five rebounds against Drake Nov also set career-high with four steals and tied career-best with three blocks... limited by foul trouble in first half against Michigan State Nov went 4-of-6 from the floor and line in netting 12 points while grabbing five rebounds... battled foul trouble again to record eight points and seven rebounds in just 18 minutes of game action at Western Illinois Nov one of four players in double-figures in victory over Bradley Nov. 28, scoring 13 points in tying a careerhigh with 33 minutes played... helped along by an 11-for-14 effort from the line, tying career-high for made FT s... scored 16 of her season-high 20 points in the second half at Western Michigan Dec set a career-high with four blocks and added five rebounds... seven points and six rebounds at No. 1 Baylor Dec Wisconsin Drake Michigan St W. Illinois Bradley W. Mich Baylor Wisconsin Drake Michigan St W. Illinois Bradley W. Mich Baylor

15 Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes Danielle Jorgenson Wisconsin Did Not Drake Did Not Play Michigan St. Did Not W. Illinois Did Not Bradley Did Not W. Mich. Did Not Baylor Did Not Sr. 6-3 La Crosse, Wis. Points N/A 15 vs. LUC, 2/18/10 Rebounds N/A Valpo, 2/27/10 Assists N/A Valpo, 2/27/10 Steals N/A 2 vs. Butler, 1/30/10 Blocks N/A Valpo, 2/27/10 Field Goals N/A 6 - two times Three s N/A UIC, 1/21/10 Free Throws N/A LUC, 1/23/10 Minutes N/A Valpo, 2/27/10 Transferred to UW-River Falls for school year... was on the roster at one point, but did not play for the Falcons... must sit out season due to NCAA transfer rules... will have senior eligibility in Alex Klawitter Jr. 5-8 Janesville, Wis. Points Bradley, 11/ two times Rebounds 1 - two times 4 vs. YSU, 2/7/09 Assists 1 - two times Loyola, 2/10 Steals 1 at WIU, 11/26 2 vs. Detroit, 1/7/10 Blocks -- N/A Field Goals 1 - two times 3 - three times Three s 1 - two times 3 - three times Free Throws Bradley, 11/28 3 vs. WSU, 1/9/10 Minutes 12 - two times Loyola, 1/23/10 Grabbed a pair of rebounds but did not attempt a shot in nine minutes of the exhibition against Lewis Nov sank a three-pointer against Wisconsin in the season opener Nov played a season-high 10 minutes at Western Illinois Nov grabbed a rebound and added a steal... hit a key three-pointer late in second half and then put the game away with two late free throws against Bradley Nov. 28 in tallying a season-high five points. 15 Wisconsin Drake Michigan St W. Illinois Bradley W. Mich Baylor

16 Milwaukee Women s Basketball Game Notes EX1 40:62 Milwaukee (Exh.) November 4 Klotsche Center Att: 364 Score by Period 1 2 Tot La Crosse Milwaukee MILWAUKEE - Ashley Green scored 12 points and Courtney Lindfors scored 10 to help lead a balanced attack for the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women s basketball team in a victory over Lewis University Friday night at the Klotsche Center. The Panthers scored 14-consecutive points early in the second half to put the game away, with Green s layup with 11:32 to play giving Milwaukee a advantage. The Flyers would cut the deficit to less than 20 points just once the rest of the way in the exhibition opener for both teams. I think it was a perfect exhibition game for us, UWM head coach Sandy Botham said. I thought Lewis did a great job coming out of the blocks strong and putting some pressure on us and knocking down open shots. We got behind, but our players showed great composure and just whittled away. I thought defensively we were strong and took care of the basketball. There were a lot of positive things we can build on. Lewis FG 3PT FT Reb Pts A B S Min Mead-f Murdock-g Johnson-g Kish-g Grayer-g Itschner Nellen Mlynarski Brooks Rinehart Reinhart Totals Milwaukee FG 3PT FT Reb Pts A B S Min Tucker-f Lindfors-c Decorah-g Theut-g Rodriguez-g Wilson Chandler Green Swopshire, Ja Dorow Swopshire, Js Klawitter Totals #01 68:51 Milwaukee November 11 Klotsche Center Att: 1,316 Score by Period 1 2 Tot Wisconsin Milwaukee MILWAUKEE - Sophomore Courtney Lindfors led three players in double-figures with 13 points but it was not enough as the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women s basketball team lost to the University of Wisconsin, 68-51, in the season opener Friday night at the Klotsche Center. The Panthers (0-1) played the Badgers (1-0) evenly until deep into the second half before foul trouble played a significant role. Both Lindfors and junior Sami Tucker fouled out of the game, allowing Wisconsin to pull away and close the contest on a 22-to-10 run in front of a crowd of 1,316. I was pleased how we came out and competed, UWM head coach Sandy Botham said. We had three sophomores, a freshman and a junior out there and this is a game that we can definitely build from. In addition to Lindfors, Milwaukee got 11 points from freshman Kiki Wilson and 10 points from sophomore Emily Decorah. Tucker added eight points and a team-high six rebounds. Wisconsin FG 3PT FT Reb Pts A B S Min Thomas-f Covington-f Davis-g Wurtz-g Stephen-g Supernaw Brown Paige Smith Gorman Rochel Totals Milwaukee FG 3PT FT Reb Pts A B S Min Tucker-f Lindfors-c Wilson-g Decorah-g Rodriguez-g Chandler Green Swopshire, Ja Swopshire, Js Theut Klawitter Totals #02 51:63 Drake November 18 Knapp Center Att: 1,570 Score by Period 1 2 Tot Milwaukee Drake DES MOINES, Iowa - Rachael Hackbarth scored 20 points and Drake rode a fast start to a win over the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women s basketball team Friday night at the Knapp Center. The Bulldogs (1-2) scored 14 of the first 16 points to take control of the game in knocking off the Panthers (0-2). Sami Tucker and Kiki Wilson scored 12 points apiece to lead Milwaukee, with Angela Rodriguez chipping in seven points and four steals. Drake is a very good basketball team and they came out of the blocks strong, Milwaukee head coach Sandy Botham said. The story of the game was that they made shots and we didn t. The early portion of the game really told the story, with Drake jumping out to a 14-2 lead on a McSparron basket with 14:57 to play. Milwaukee FG 3PT FT Reb Pts A B S Min Tucker-f Lindfors-c Wilson-g Decorah-g Rodriguez-g Chandler Green Swopshire, Ja Dorow Swopshire, Js Theut Klawitter Totals Drake FG 3PT FT Reb Pts A B S Min Running-f Hackbarth-c Clark-g McSparron-g Wollschlager-g Greenfell Heap Marschner Reid Montgomery Lutes Totals