Men s Basketball Release, Dec. 4

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1 Men s Basketball Release, Dec. 4 BADGERS HOST DETROIT (3-1) returns home to face Detroit (2-1) on Saturday at 7:05 p.m. at the Kohl Center (17,142). The Badgers are looking for their 16th consecutive home victory. The game will not be televised but can be heard live on the Radio Network (WTSO AM locally in Madison) and on with Matt Lepay and Mike Lucas calling the game. The Badgers are ranked 13th in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches poll and 15th in the Associated Press poll. Detroit is not ranked. UW is coming off a overtime loss at Maryland on Tuesday in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge. The Badgers battled back from a seven-point deficit with 3:03 remaining to take a one-point lead on a Mike Wilkinson three-pointer with 12 seconds left. Maryland tied the game on a free throw with two seconds remaining then outscored UW 12-6 in overtime. Devin Harris hit five three-pointers on his way to a career-high tying 24 points. He also dished out a personal-best seven assists. WISCONSIN-DETROIT NOTES leads the series 2-0, winning the last meeting, , on Dec. 23, 1992 in Madison. The teams only other game was in Madison on Jan. 2, 1939, with UW winning UW is all-time against teams currently in the Horizon League. The Badgers in-state rivals, UW-Green Bay and UW-Milwaukee, are members of the Horizon League. Detroit head coach Perry Watson was the top assistant at Michigan in 1992 and 1993, the years the Fab Five led the Wolverines to back-to-back NCAA title game appearances. WISCONSIN (3-1) National Ranking Associated Press: 15th ESPN/USA Today: 13th Head Coach: Bo Ryan Career Record/Yr.: /20th Record at UW/Yr.: 46-22/3rd Alma Mater: Wilkes, 1969 Notes: has led to backto-back Big Ten regular-season titles... first coach in conference history to earn league coach of the year honors in each of his first two seasons... led UW to schoolrecord 24 wins in two straight NCAA tournament appearances... second-highest career winning percentage of any DI coach with at least 15 years experience... won four DIII NCAA titles while at UW-Platteville. Assistant Coaches Rob Jeter Gary Close Greg Gard Last Game: Lost in overtime at Maryland, 73-67, on Tuesday. DETROIT (2-1) National Ranking Associated Press: NR ESPN/USA Today: NR Head Coach: Perry Watson Career Record/Yr.: /11th Record at UDM/Yr.: same Alma Mater: E. Michigan, 1972 Notes: second-winningest head coach in Detroit history... has had just one losing season in his 10 years at UDM... led the Titans to the 1998 and 1999 NCAA Tournaments... defeated St. John s in 98 tourney and UCLA in 99 tourney... has also made two NIT appearances with Detroit... was the top assistant at Michigan in 1992 and 93, as the Wolverines advanced to the NCAA title game both seasons. Assistant Coaches Bacari Alexander Kevin Mondro Terrance Porter Last Game: Defeated Oakland, 76-60, on Wednesday at home. WISCONSIN PROBABLE STARTERS No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Pts. Reb. Asst. Hometown (High School) Notes 12 Boo Wade G So Milwaukee, Wis. (Vincent) First year as a starter 24 Freddie Owens G Sr Milwaukee, Wis. (Washington) Career-high 24 points vs. EIU 30 Dave Mader C Sr Appleton, Wis. (East) 41 career starts 34 Devin Harris G Jr Milwaukee, Wis. (Wauwatosa East) Tied career high with 24 pts. vs. Md. 54 Mike Wilkinson F Jr Blue Mounds, Wis. ( Heights) Paced team in rebs. past two years OFF THE BENCH 1 Sharif Chambliss G Sr Racine, Wis. (St. Catherine s/penn State) Transfer from PSU; eligible in Ike Ukawuba G Sr Chicago, Ill. (Lincoln Park) Walk-on point guard 4 Ray Nixon F So Whitefish Bay, Wis. (Dominican) 15.0 mins./game in last three games 5 Jason Chappell F/C So New Berlin, Wis. (West/Worcester Acad.) Sidelined with broken foot 13 Clayton Hanson G Jr Reedsburg, Wis. (HS) Good three-point shooter 21 Andreas Helmigk F/C So Klagenfurt, Austria Averaged 6.7 minutes per game last year 23 Kammron Taylor G Fr Minneapolis, Minn. (North) Saw first action (7 mins.) vs. EIU 32 Brian Butch C Fr Appleton, Wis. (West) Will redshirt this season 42 Alando Tucker F So Lockport, Ill. (Township) Sidelined with broken foot 44 Zach Morley F Jr Maryville, Mo. (HS/Indian Hills CC) Team s sixth man; 25.0 mins. per game Sports Information Office University of 1440 Monroe Street Madison, Fax: (608) UWBADGERS.COM Contact: Brian Lucas Phone: (608) Cell: (608) bml@athletics.wisc.edu

2 TEAM NOTES has won 15 consecutive games at the Kohl Center, the secondlongest current home winning streak in the Big Ten (Illinois has won 18 straight at home). That is tied for the fifth-longest home winning streak in school history. It is the longest since UW won 24 in a row from Jan. 14, 1929-Feb. 14, In the last five years, is 64-9 (.877) in home games. In two seasons under Bo Ryan, the Badgers have been even better, going 30-2 overall and 16-0 in Big Ten home games. Devin Harris scored a career-high tying 24 points vs. Maryland. Harris, who had just four points at halftime, broke out of a shooting slump by hitting 5-7 three-pointers in the second half. As a team, the Badgers made a seasonbest 10 three-pointers on Tuesday. That is more than UW had in its first three games combined. The 10 treys is the most of any Big Ten team this season., which set a school record and finished second in the country last year for fewest turnovers per game (10.4), has committed just 39 turnovers in the first three games this season (9.8 per game). No other team in the Big Ten is averaging fewer than 14.7 turnovers. Point guard Devin Harris, who averages just one turnover every 21.2 minutes for his career, has turned the ball over just seven times in 154 minutes this season. He is third in the Big Ten in assist-to-turnover ratio (3.00). The Badgers are +31 in turnover margin this season, tops in the Big Ten (+7.75 per game). The +16 turnover margin vs. Eastern Illinois on Nov. 25 was the best for UW under Bo Ryan and the highest for the Badgers since being +21 vs. Indiana on Jan. 4, led the Big Ten and finished sixth in the country in scoring defense last year, allowing 59.3 points per game. Through four games, the Badgers again lead the conference, giving up just 54.0 points per contest. That is good for sixth in the country. Last year, UW made more free throws than its opponents attempted. This year the Badgers are from the line while its opponents are just Their MEDIA INFORMATION WISCONSIN SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACTS Basketball Contact: Brian Lucas UW Sports Info Dir.: Justin Doherty Office: Office: Home: Home: Cell: Cell: FAX: WISCONSIN WEB SITE: uwbadgers.com (contains weekly releases, statistics, rosters, schedules, photos and news about the Badgers). PLAYER AVAILABILITY: players and assistant coaches will be available for interviews at least once prior to each game. Those interviews will be conducted after practice on days specified by the UW Sports information Office. Please check with Brian Lucas for that schedule. Out of town media wishing to speak with a coach or player should arrange that through Brian Lucas ( ). RYAN AVAILABILITY: Head coach Bo Ryan holds a weekly press conference in the media room at the Kohl Center every Monday beginning at approximately 1 p.m. Live video streaming of this media conference is available on uwbadgers.com. A partial transcript is also available on the web site. Coach Ryan is also available to the media after most practices (except Mondays). BIG TEN TELECONFERENCE: Head coach Bo Ryan, along with the other 10 Big Ten coaches, is available each Monday during the conference season on the Big Ten Teleconference. This year there will also be a conference call during the non-conference season, on Dec. 15. Ryan has the time slot from 10:10-10:20 CT. PHOTO AVAILABILITY: Mug and action photos of current basketball players and coaches are available at ftp:// Contact the UW Sports Information Office for the passwords. POSTGAME: Head coach Bo Ryan and selected players will appear in the Kohl Center media room following each home game. The opposing coach will appear first in the media room, followed by Coach Ryan. players will be available after Coach Ryan is finished. The UW locker room is closed both at home and on the road. Check with UW assistant SID Brian Lucas for post-game policies on the road. COACHES SHOWS: The Badger Sports Report will feature head coach Bo Ryan in the winter. The show airs on WISC-TV (Madison) on Sundays at 10:30 a.m. CT. It will air again on Sunday at 10 p.m. on UPN14 (Madison). It will air a third time on Mondays at 6:30 p.m. on Fox Sports Net. The Bo Ryan Radio Show will air on WIBA (AM 1310) on Mondays from 7-8 p.m. CT. The show is broadcast live from the Badgerland Bar & Grill in Madison. CREDENTIALS: To request credentials to a home men s basketball game, please fax or a letter to Brian Lucas at the UW Sports Information Office at least a week prior to the game. GAME DATA The Matchup: (3-1) vs. Maryland (3-0) Game Date: Saturdayday, Dec. 6 Tip-off Time: 7:05 p.m. CT Site: Kohl Center (17,192), Madison, Wis. Television: none Radio: The 43-city Radio Network, including WTSO (1070 AM) in Madison. Matt Lepay calls the action with Mike Lucas providing commentary. Web Sites: () uwbadgers.com; (Maryland) umterps.com; (Big Ten) bigten.org; (ACC) theacc.com Series History: leads 3-1 Last Meeting: Maryland won, 87-57, in the second round of the 2002 NCAA Tournament Streaks: Both and Maryalnd have won their first three games. UM has won six straight home games, dating back to last season.

3 BIG TEN STANDINGS BIG TEN OVERALL Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Purdue Iowa Michigan Badgers Illinois Penn State Michigan St Northwestern Indiana Minnesota Ohio State Games This Week Fri. Eastern Washington at Iowa Sat. Illinois vs. Arkansas Sat. Missouri at Indiana Sat. N. Illinois/Ill.-Chicago at Iowa Sat. Michiagn at Vanderbilt Sat. Michigan State vs. Oklahoma Sat. Western Illinois at Minnesota Sat. Northwestern at Bowling Green Sat. Ohio State vs. Virginia Tech Sat. Penn State at Pittsburgh Sat. Chicago State at Purdue Sat. Detroit at NATIONAL POLLS (12/1/03) (12/1/03) ESPN/USA Today Rk. Assoc. Press Kansas 1 Kansas Florida 2 Florida Kentucky 3 Connecticut Connecticut 4 Missouri Missouri 5 Michigan State (t)michigan State 6 Duke (t)duke 7 Arizona Arizona 8 Texas Texas 9 Kentucky North Carolina 10 North Carolina Illinois 11 Illinois Oklahoma 12 St. Joseph s Badgers 13 Georgia Tech St. Joseph s 14 Oklahoma Georgia Tech 15 Badgers Wake Forest 16 Syracuse Stanford 17 Gonzaga Syracuse 18 Wake Forest Cincinnatti 19 Cincinnati Notre Dame 20 Purdue Purdue 21 Stanford Pittsburgh 22 Pittsburgh Marquette 23 Notre Dame Gonzaga 24 Marquette Maryland 25 Oklahoma State opponents receiving votes: Iowa, Maryland, Indiana, Ohio State 20.5 free throws made per game is tied with Indiana for the best in the Big Ten. The Badgers led the country in fewest fouls against (14.9) and fewest free throws against (12.8) last year and have committed just 59 fouls in their first four games (compared to 96 for their opponents). After making just free throws in the season-opener against Penn, the Badgers are (.783) from the line in the last two games. Devin Harris has made more free throws (31) than s opponents have combined to make (29). Free throws have accounted for 42.5 percent of his points this season. In Bo Ryan s three seasons, has won games at some of the most hostile arenas in the country, including Assembly Hall (Indiana), the Breslin Center (Michigan State), Williams Arena (Minnesota), Carver-Hawkeye Arena (Iowa), the Liacouras Center (Temple) and the Palestra (Penn). The Badgers are on the road under Ryan, including five wins in their last seven road trips. The Badgers averaged 70.3 points per game last year, the first time since that they averaged more than 70.0 points per game for a season. is 28-1 under Bo Ryan when it scores at least 70 points. UW is 23-2 in the last two years when its opponents score less than 62 points. Last year, UW set a school record and was second in the Big Ten (13th in the country) in scoring margin (+11.0). The Badgers have outscored their first four opponents this season by an average of 12.8 points per game. KEEPING THEM AT HOME The last three players to be named Associated Press High School Player of the Year in the state of are on the Badgers roster. Brian Butch was A.P. Player of the Year in 2002 and Prior to that, Devin Harris earned the honor in 2001 and Mike Wilkinson was player of the year in Julian Swartz, who was on the Badgers 2000 Final Four team, was A.P. Player of the Year in Two-thirds of the Badgers roster (10 of 15) is from the state of. s 51 points in the second half against Eastern Illinois on Nov. 25 were the most for UW in a half since also scoring 51 in the second half vs. Wake Forest on Dec. 4 of last year. That is the most points the Badgers have scored in a half under Bo Ryan. The Badgers have outrebunded their opposition on the offensive glass this season. Junior Mike Wilkinson is leading the charge, with 12 of his teamhigh 33 boards coming on the offensive end. For Wilkinson s career, 38.3 percent of his rebounds are offensive. He ranks sixth in UW history on the career offensive rebounding list. Led by sixth man Zach Morley, the Badgers are averaging 18.3 points per game off the bench this season. Last year, s starters accounted for 87.5 percent of the team's scoring, the fifthhighest percentage in the country. That percentage is down to 74.5 this season. During Bo Ryan s tenure, is 27-1 when four or more players score in double figures. was picked to finish third in the Big Ten by a vote of the league s TOUGH TICKET, TOUGH PLACE TO VISIT The Kohl Center, the home of the Badgers, is quickly becoming one of the best homecourt advantages in the country. Since the building opened on Jan. 17, 1998 (a win over Northwestern), the UW has won 66 of its 80 homes games (.825 winning percentage). Five of those 14 losses came during the 1998 season, giving the UW a 64-9 home over the last five years. Under head coach Bo Ryan, the Badgers have become even tougher to beat at home. In Ryan s two seasons, has compiled a 30-2 (.935) mark at the Kohl Center. In conference play, the UW is a perfect 16-0 at home under Ryan. Fans have taken notice of the awesome home success of the Badgers. For the first time in Kohl Center history, tickets were sold out prior to the beginning of the season (Sept. 25). This is also the second consecutive season that student section has sold out before the season began, another first in the Kohl Center era. Nicknamed the Grateful Red, each student season ticket holder is given a red tye-dyed t-shirt which they wear to the games.

4 WISCONSIN RECORD WHEN... Under Ryan Ahead at the half Behind at the half Tied at the half FG% of.450 or more FG% less than Better FG% than opp Worse FG% than opp Same FG% as opp Opp. shoots less than 45% FG% of 40% or more FG% less than 40% Try more than 15 3FGs Try 15 or fewer 3FGs Make at least 70% FT Try at least 25 FTs Try less than 25 FTs Outrebound opponent Tied or outrebounded More TOs than opp Same or fewer TOs Commit 12 or more TOs Commit less than 12 TOs Score less than 50 pts Score pts Score pts Score pts Score pts Score 90 or more pts Allow less than 50 pts Allow pts Allow pts Allow pts Allow pts Allow 90 or more pts Overtime vs. A.P. top 25 opponents Home games Road games Neutral site games Day games Night games Games Decided By... 5 points or less points points or more points Televised Games... ESPN ESPN CBS ESPN Plus Fox Sports Net CSTV media and coaches. Harris was picked as the conference s preseason player of the year by the coaches and was a consensus first-team preseason All-Big Ten choice. is coming off a season in which it won a school-record 24 games, advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament and won its second consecutive Big Ten regular-season title. It is the first time UW has won back-toback conference titles since The Badgers return three healthy starters from last year s team - guards Harris and Freddie Owens and forward Wilkinson. Forward Alando Tucker, the fourth returning starter, is sidelined 2-3 more weeks with a broken foot. Devin Harris is one of just three Badgers in history to start every game in his freshman and sophomore seasons. He is one of just 15 juniors in the country to start every one of his team s games over the last two seasons. Among juniors in the country, only Notre Dame s Chris Thomas has played more career minutes than Harris (2,306). Among teams in the Big Ten, only Iowa (212) has more career combined starts among its returnees than does (192). The 11 UW returnees have played a combined 8,665 minutes in their careers, third-most among Big Ten teams. UW has four new faces on its roster this year, senior guard Sharif Chambliss, junior forward Zach Morley, freshman forward Brian Butch and freshman guard Kammron Taylor. Chambliss, a transfer from Penn State, must sit out this season due to NCAA rules and Butch will redshirt this season. In its first 100 years of basketball, had just two 20-win seasons ( and ). Over the past five years, the Badgers have won 105 games (an average of 21 per year) and have three years with at least 22 wins. tied a school record (set in 1912 and tied in 1914) with 12 Big Ten wins last year. The 23 conference wins in the last two seasons are the most at UW over a two-year stretch since UW has 49 Big Ten wins over the last five years, tied with Illinois for thirdmost in the conference. Only Michigan State (61) and Ohio State (54) have more conference wins in that time frame. The Badgers have gone to the NCAA tournament a school-record five straight times, including two Sweet 16 appearances in the last four years. Michigan State and Indiana are the only two other Big Ten teams that have been to the NCAA tournament five straight years. In his first two seasons, Bo Ryan became the first UW head coach to lead the Badgers to NCAA tourney wins in consecutive years. The Badgers have seven NCAA tournament victories over the last four years. The only teams with more tourney wins during that stretch are: Maryland (13), Michigan State (13), Duke (12), Kansas (12), Arizona (11), Syracuse (9), Oklahoma (8) and Kentucky (8). PLAYER NOTES SENIORS 1 Sharif Chambliss, G, 6-1, 185 Transfer from Penn State who must sit out season due to NCAA rules... two-time honorable mention All-Big Ten while at PSU... led PSU in scoring each of his last two seasons... paced Big Ten in three-pointers made as both a sophomore and junior... under Big Ten rules, will not be on scholarship while at UW 30 Dave Mader, C, 6-11, 265 Has started all four games this season... fifth-year senior... part of two Big Ten title teams and a Final Four team (as a redshirt)... appeared in 78 career games, starting only married player in the Big Ten (Wendy) 24 Freddie Owens, G, 6-2, 190 Second-leading scorer on the team... scored a career-high 24 points vs. Eastern Illinois on 7-8 shooting (4-4 from threepoint range)... leads team in field goal percentage (.533) and three-point percentage (.455)... tied for sixth in Big Ten in three-point percentage... has made 9-11 free throws in last three games... started all 32 games last year career appearances, most on the team... hit game-winning three-pointer with one second left vs. Tulsa in second round of 2003 NCAA Tourney... voted funniest player on the team by his teammates 3 Ike Ukawuba, G, 6-3, 190 Has played 10 minutes off the bench this season in three appearances... fourthyear walk-on career appearances... scout team point guard... academic All- Big Ten in 2002 and 2003

5 CAREER GAMES PLAYED Player GS GP Freddie Owens Dave Mader Devin Harris Mike Wilkinson Boo Wade 4 36 Clayton Hanson 0 35 Alando Tucker Andreas Helmigk 0 30 Ike Ukawuba 0 22 Ray Nixon 0 21 Jason Chappell 0 8 Zach Morley 0 4 Kammron Taylor 0 2 CONSECUTIVE STARTS Player Starts Devin Harris 68 Freddie Owens 36 Mike Wilkinson 36 Alando Tucker* 27 Dave Mader 4 Boo Wade 4 * - according to NCAA rules, a consecutive game streak cannot be stopped due to injury DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING GAMES Player Career Cons. Devin Harris Mike Wilkinson Freddie Owens Alando Tucker Zach Morley Clayton Hanson POINT SCORING GAMES Player Career Cons. Devin Harris Freddie Owens Alando Tucker Mike Wilkinson DOUBLE-DIGIT REB. GAMES Player Career Cons. Mike Wilkinson Devin Harris Alando Tucker STARTING LINEUP RECORD Lineup Record Wilk, Mader, Wade, Owens, Harris 3-1 BENCH SCORING Points (Per game) 68 (18.3) Opponents 46 (13.0) JUNIORS 13 Clayton Hanson, G, 6-5, 195 Averaging 13.5 minutes per game... scored nine points in 15 minutes against Eastern Illinois... third-year walk-on... good outside shooter... appeared in 17 games last season... career-best 12 points (on 4-4 shooting from three-point range) vs. Northwestern on Feb. 8, attended same high school as director of basketball operations Saul Phillips 34 Devin Harris, G, 6-3, 175 Leads team with 18.3 points per game (6th in Big Ten)... tied a career-high with 24 points at Maryland... broke out of a shooting slump with five three-pointers in the second half... has made four or more three pointers in a game 10 times in his career... has 21 assists against just seven turnovers in 154 minutes this season... ranks third in the conference in asst.-to ratio (3.00)... is (.775) from the free throw line... named Big Ten Preseason Player of the Year by the league s coaches... played 2,194 minutes in his first two seasons, most in UW history over two-year span and secondmost among juniors in the country... joins MSU s Chris Hill as only juniors in the Big Ten with at least 800 career points... one of just four Badgers in history with 800 career points before his junior season (Finley, Blackwell and Sellers)... led Big Ten in steals last year and is seventh on the UW s career steals list... tied for fourth in Big Ten with 2.0 steals per game this season... averaging one turnover every 21.2 minutes in his career... prep teammate of Marquette s Scott Merritt 44 Zach Morley, F, 6-8, 220 Averaging 25.0 minutes per game off the bench... second on the team in rebounds (6.3) of his 25 boards are offensive... had 12 points and nine rebounds in his Badger debut at Penn... tied for ninth in the Big Ten in blocked shots (1.0)... transfer from Indian Hills CC... thirdteam NJCAA All-American in versatile and athletic big man 54 Mike Wilkinson, F, 6-8, 240 Leads team with 8.3 rebounds per game (5th in Big Ten) and is third on the squad with 10.8 points... leads the Badgers in free throw shooting (17-21,.810) and steals (10)... has led UW in rebounding in each of the past two seasons... sixth on the UW career offensive rebounding list (161)... tied for seventh in Big Ten in offensive rebounding (3.00 per game)... Badgers were 15-2 last year when he STATISTICS COMPARISON Category UW UDM Record Scoring Offense Scoring Defense FG Percentage FG Pct. Defense pt. FG Percentage pt. FG Pct. Defense FT Percentage Rebounding Margin Assists Per Game Turnovers Per Game Steals Per Game Blocks Per Game BADGERS IN THE POLLS Week A.P. Coaches Preseason 15th 14th Nov th -- Nov th 15th Dec. 1 15th 13th Dec. 8 Dec. 15 Dec. 22 Dec. 29 Jan. 5 Jan. 12 Jan. 19 Jan. 26 Feb. 2 Feb. 9 Feb. 16 Feb. 23 March 1 March 8 March 15 MEDIA HOTEL INFO FOR 2004 BIG TEN TOURNAMENT Media representatives who plan on covering the 2004 Big Ten Men s Basketball Tournament are advised that reservations are now being accepted at the Indianapolis Marriott Downtown. Room rates are $168 for a single or double. Reservations can be made by calling and asking for the Big Ten Media Rate or by accessing clicking on the Big Ten Basketball Tournaments link and applying on-line with the following code: BTCBTCA. Media members are urged to make their reservations as soon as possible, as those reserved rooms are already open to the public.

6 UW IN BIG TEN STATS (team) Category No. Rank Scoring Offense th Scoring Defense st Scoring Margin th FG Percentage th FG Pct. Defense.422 7th 3-pt. FG Percentage th 3-pt. FG Pct. Defense.289 4th FT Percentage.739 2nd Rebounding Margin th Turnover Margin st Assist-TO Ratio nd Assists Per Game th Turnovers Per Game 9.8 1st Steals Per Game 9.0 T2nd Blocks Per Game 2.0 9th UW IN BIG TEN STATS (individual) Category Player, Rank Scoring Devin Harris (18.2), 6th Rebounding Mike Wilkinson (8.2), 5th Assists Devin Harris (5.25), 4th 3-point FG Percentage Freddie Owens (.455), T6th Steals Mike Wilkinson (2.50), 2nd Devin Harris (2.00), T4th Blocked Shots Zach Morley (1.00), T9th Assist-TO Ratio Devin Harris (3.00), 3rd Offensive Rebounds Mike Wilkinson (3.00), T7th Defensive Rebounds Mike Wilkinson (5.25), T10th scored in double figures... averages just 2.5 personal fouls per game for his career... in 10 years, wants to be on the farm, farming SOPHOMORES 5 Jason Chappell, F/C, 6-10, 240 Sidelined with a broken foot... appeared in eight games last year... father, Len, played in the NBA from Andreas Helmigk, F/C, 6-9, 245 Has played 19 minutes off the bench this year, scoring six points... played in 26 games last year, including the last 19, averaging 6.7 minutes per game... redshirted in due to a knee injury... will turn 24 years old on Dec Ray Nixon, F, 6-8, 205 Averaging 15.0 minutes per game in the last three games... tied his personal-best with five points vs. Eastern Illinois and Rutgers... has 11 rebounds in the last three contests... played in 17 games last season, averaging 4.1 minutes per game... very athletic wing player 42 Alando Tucker, F, 6-5, 205 Sidelined approximately 2-3 more weeks with a broken foot... named to Big Ten s All-Freshman team last year after finishing third on UW in scoring (12.0) and leading all league frosh in rebounding (5.9)... set UW mark for offensive rebounds in a season (86) and paced the conference (2.69 per game)... broke Michael Finley s school record in the vertical leap with a jump of 38 inches (Finley was at 35.5)... started at power forward last year despite being just 6-5, 195 pounds 12 Boo Wade, G, 6-3, 185 In his first year as a starter... averaging 32 minutes per game... team s best defender... has made 8-11 free throws after shooting just.545 from the line last year... appeared in all 32 games last year, averaging 20.2 minutes per game as team s sixth man... was primary back-up in the backcourt... averaged just one turnover per game and had an assist-toturnover ratio of 1.84 UW ON THE CAREER LISTS Three-Point Field Goals 5. Tracy Webster, Sean Mason, Andy Kilbride, Jon Bryant, Devin Harris, 2002-present 118 Three-Point Field Goal Attempts 4. Sean Mason, Trent Jackson, Tracy Webster, Andy Kilbride, Devin Harris, 2002-present 323 Free Throw Percentage 6. Sean Mason, Clarence Sherrod, Tracy Webster, Mike Wilkinson, 2002-present Trent Jackson, Offensive Rebounds 2. Sean Daugherty, Michael Finaley, Patrick Tompkins, Willie Simms, Mike Wilkinson, 2002-present 161 Steals 3. Michael Finley, Trent Jackson, Hennssy Auriantal, Claude Gregory, Devin Harris, 2002-present 116 FRESHMEN 32 Brian Butch, F/C, 6-11, 215 Will redshirt this season... McDonald s, Parade and USA Today first-team All- American... only first-team Parade All- American to ever attend UW... two-time state player of the year... versatile big man with good shooting touch 23 Kammron Taylor, 6-2, 175 Made his regular-season debut vs. Eastern Illinois, scoring two points in seven minutes... led Minneapolis North to state title, scoring 59 points in three state tourney games... two-time firstteam all-state... extremely quick point guard

7 DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME/RES. TOP SCORER TOP REBOUNDER Friday Nov. 21 at Pennsylvania W, Harris - 16 Wilkinson - 10 Tuesday Nov. 25 EASTERN ILLINOIS W, Owens - 24 Wilkinson - 7 Saturday Nov. 29 RUTGERS W, Harris - 18 Wilkinson - 7 ACC-Big Ten Challenge (College Park, Md.) Tuesday Dec. 2 at Maryland L, (ot) Harris - 24 Wilkinson - 9 Saturday Dec. 6 DETROIT 7 p.m. none Wednesday Dec. 10 UW-GREEN BAY 7 p.m. ESPN Plus Local/WPT Saturday Dec. 13 UW-MILWAUKEE 11 a.m. Fox Sports Net/WPT Saturday Dec. 20 MARQUETTE 1 p.m. ESPN/WPT Balance Bar Rock-N-Roll Shootout (Gund Arena - Cleveland, Ohio) Saturday Dec. 27 vs. Ohio 7:30 p.m. none Tuesday Dec. 30 at Alabama 8 p.m. ESPN Plus Local Saturday Jan. 3 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 1 p.m. Fox Sports Net Tuesday Jan. 6 INDIANA 7 p.m. ESPN Saturday Jan. 10 MICHIGAN STATE 11 a.m. ESPN/WPT Wednesday Jan. 14 at Purdue 7 p.m. Fox Sports Net Wednesday Jan. 21 MICHIGAN 8 p.m. ESPN Plus Local Saturday Jan. 24 ILLINOIS 1:32 p.m. ESPN Plus Regional/WPT Wednesday Jan. 28 at Ohio State 7 p.m. Fox Sports Net Wednesday Feb. 4 MINNESOTA 7 p.m. ESPN Plus Local/WPT Saturday Feb. 7 at Northwestern 1:32 p.m. ESPN Plus Regional Wednesday Feb. 11 at Iowa 7 p.m. Fox Sports Net Saturday Feb. 14 OHIO STATE 6 p.m. ESPN/WPT Wednesday Feb. 18 at Illinois 7 p.m. ESPN Plus Local Sunday Feb. 22 at Michigan 1 p.m. CBS Wednesday Feb. 25 PENN STATE 7 p.m. ESPN Plus Local Sunday Feb. 29 PURDUE 1 p.m. ESPN Plus Local Tuesday or March 2 or at Michigan State 6 p.m. ESPN Wednesday March 3 at Michigan State 5/7 p.m. ESPN Plus Local Saturday or March 6 or at Indiana 11:17 a.m. ESPN Plus Regional Sunday March 7 at Indiana 3 p.m. CBS 2004 Big Ten Tournament (Indianapolis, Ind.) Thurs.-Sun. March TBA TBA ESPN/CBS 2004 NCAA Tournament 1st and 2nd Rounds (TBA) Thurs.-Sun. March TBA TBA CBS 2004 NCAA Tournament Regional Semifinals and Finals (TBA) Thurs.-Sun. March TBA TBA CBS 2004 NCAA Tournament Final Four (San Antonio, Texas) Sat. & Mon. April 3 & 5 TBA TBA CBS home games in CAPS all times CST subject to change * - exhibition game SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

8 SEASON STATISTICS ALL GAMES RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Harris, Devin Owens, Freddie Wilkinson, Mike Morley, Zach Wade, Boo Hanson, Clayton Nixon, Ray Mader, Dave Helmigk, Andreas Taylor, Kammron Ukawuba, Ike TEAM Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total Opponents DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL Opponents

9 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Reb. Final Score BADGER STARTERS FG-FGA PCT. 3P-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. O-D-T PF A TO BK ST 1st 2nd OT Final Wad, Wil, Mad, Owe, Har Penn Wad, Wil, Mad, Owe, Har Eastern Illinois Wad, Wil, Mad, Owe, Har Rutgers Wad, Wil, Mad, Owe, Har Maryland Detroit UW-Green Bay UW-Milwaukee Marquette vs. Alabama College of Charleston Indiana Michigan Purdue Michigan Ohio State Iowa Ohio Michigan Penn State Michigan Indiana

10 INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Opponents Points 24, Freddie Owens vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) 25, Jamar Smith, Maryland (12/2/03) 24, Devin Harris at Maryland (12/2/03) Field Goals 7, Freddie Owens vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) 10, Jamar Smith, Maryland (12/2/03) 7, Devin Harris at Maryland (12/2/03) Field Goal Attempts 20, Devin Harris at Maryland (12/2/03) 18, Jamar Smith, Maryland (12/2/03) FG Pct. (5 made).875 (7-8), Freddie Owens vs. E. Illinois (11/25/03).750 (6-8), Chris McCray, Maryland (12/2/03) 3-Point FG 5, Devin Harris at Maryland (12/2/03) 3, Jeff Sciffner, Penn (11/21/03) 3-Pt. FG Pct. (3 made) (4-4), Freddie Owens vs. E. Illinois (11/25/03).600 (3-5), Jeff Sciffner, Penn (11/21/03) Free Throws Made 11, Devin Harris vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) 4, Andy Gobczynski, Easterm Illinois (11/25/03) 4, Jamar Smith, Maryland (12/2/03) Free Throw Attempts 14, Devin Harris vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) 8, Herve Lamizana, Rutgers (11/29/03) FT Pct. (6 made).889 (8-9), Devin Harris vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) none Rebounds 10, Mike Wilkinson at Penn (11/21/03) 12, Jamar Smith, Maryland (12/2/03) Assists 7, Devin Harris at Maryland (12/2/03) 9, John Gilcrist, Maryland (12/2/03) Blocked Shots 2, Zach Morley at Penn (11/21/03) 4, Nik Caner-Medley, Maryland (12/2/03) 2, Zach Morley at Maryland (12/2/03) Steals 5, Mike Wilkinson vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) 4, D.J. Strawberry, Maryland (12/2/03) Minutes Played 42, Devin Harris at Maryland (12/2/03) 41, John Gilcrist, Maryland (12/2/03) 41, Chris McCray, Maryland (12/2/03)

11 TEAM GAME HIGHS & LOWS WISCONSIN HIGHS POINTS: 81 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) FIELD GOALS MADE: 23 at Penn (11/21/03) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS: 61 at Maryland (12/2/03) FIELD GOAL PCT.:.383 (23-60) at Penn (11/21/03) 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE: 10 at Maryland (12/2/03) 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS: 23 at Maryland (12/2/03) 3-PT FG PCT.:.435 (10-23) at Maryland (12/2/03) FREE THROWS MADE: 34 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS: 41 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) FREE THROW PCT.:.829 (34-41) vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) REBOUNDS: 43 at Penn (11/21/03) ASSISTS: 17 at Maryland (12/2/03) STEALS: 12 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) BLOCKED SHOTS: 3 at Penn (11/21/03) and at Maryland (12/2/03) TURNOVERS: 14 at Maryland (12/2/03) FOULS: 20 at Maryland (12/2/03) WISCONSIN LOWS POINTS: 55 vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) FIELD GOALS MADE: 17 vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS: 45 vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) FIELD GOAL PCT.:.361 (22-61) at Maryland (12/2/03) 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE: 1 at Penn (11/21/03) 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS: 14 at Penn (11/21/03) 3-PT FG PCT.:.071 (1-14) at Penn (11/21/03) FREE THROWS MADE: 13 at Maryland (12/2/03) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS: 20 at Maryland (12/2/03) FREE THROW PCT.:.607 (17-28) at Penn (11/21/03) REBOUNDS: 28 vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) ASSISTS: 9 at Penn (11/21/03) STEALS: 5 at Maryland (12/2/03) BLOCKED SHOTS: 1 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) and vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) TURNOVERS: 6 at Penn (11/21/03) FOULS: 11 at Penn (11/21/03) OPPONENT HIGHS POINTS: 73 at Maryland (12/2/03) FIELD GOALS MADE: 30 at Maryland (12/2/03) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS: 62 at Maryland (12/2/03) FIELD GOAL PCT.:.484 (30-62) at Maryland (12/2/03) 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE: 6 at Penn (11/21/03) 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS: 19 at Penn (11/21/03) 3-PT FG PCT.:.316 (6-19) at Penn (11/21/03) FREE THROWS MADE: 11 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) and at Maryland (12/2/03) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS: 21 at Maryland (12/2/03) FREE THROW PCT.:.750 (3-4) at Penn (11/21/03) REBOUNDS: 41 at Maryland (12/2/03) ASSISTS: 14 at Penn (11/21/03) STEALS: 12 at Maryland (12/2/03) BLOCKED SHOTS: 10 at Maryland (12/2/03) TURNOVERS: 23 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) and vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) FOULS: 29 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) OPPONENT LOWS POINTS: 43 vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) FIELD GOALS MADE: 17 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS: 44 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) FIELD GOAL PCT.:.386 (17-44) vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE: 2 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) and at Maryland (12/2/03) 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS: 7 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) 3-PT FG PCT.:.222 (2-9) at Maryland (12/2/03) FREE THROWS MADE: 3 at Penn (11/21/03) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS: 4 at Penn (11/21/03) FREE THROW PCT.:.333 (4-12) vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) REBOUNDS: 31 at Penn (11/21/03) ASSISTS: 6 vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) STEALS: 2 at Penn (11/21/03) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 at Penn (11/21/03) TURNOVERS: 11 at Maryland (12/2/03) FOULS: 20 at Maryland (12/2/03)

12 SEASON BOXSCORES UW 64, Penn 53 (Nov. 21, Palestra - 6,015) MP FG 3P FT R F A TO TP Wilkinson Mader Wade Owens Harris Ukawuba Nixon Hanson Helmigk Morley team 2 TOTALS (.383) (.071) (.607) Penn MP FG 3P FT R F A TO TP Fikiel Chubb Schiffner Copp Begley Jaaber Danley Osmundson Zoller Heil team 3 TOTALS (.407) (.316) (.750) Halftime: 33, Penn 25 Officials: Donato, Hughes, Monge UW 81, E. Illinois 47 (Nov. 25, Kohl Center - 17,142) MP FG 3P FT R F A TO TP Wilkinson Mader Wade Owens Harris Ukawuba Nixon Hanson Helmigk Taylor Morley team 2 TOTALS (.382) (.294) (.829) EIU MP FG 3P FT R F A TO TP Hollyfield Roos Mackinson Gomes Sinclair Dildy Wright Forte Gobczynski Cortez Lowe team 1 TOTALS (.386) (.286) (.733) UW 55, Rutgers 43 (Nov. 29, Kohl Center - 17,142) MP FG 3P FT R F A TO TP Wilkinson Mader Wade Owens Harris Nixon Hanson Helmigk Morley team 3 TOTALS (.378) (.150) (.818) Rutgers MP FG 3P FT R F A TO TP Lamizana Axani Hill Shields Webb Douby Wiggan Joynes Keating team 2 1 TOTALS (.391) (.300) (.333) Halftime: 21, Rutgers 19 Officials: Hillary, Hiigans, Monje Maryland 73, UW 67 (ot) (Dec. 2, Comcast Center - 17,940) MP FG 3P FT R F A TO TP Wilkinson Mader Wade Owens Harris Ukawuba Nixon Hanson Helmigk Taylor Morley team 6 TOTALS (.361) (.435) (.650) Maryland MP FG 3P FT R F A TO TP Garrison Caner-Medley Smith Gilchrist McCray Collins Strawberry Ibekwe Fofana team 5 TOTALS (.484) (.222) (.524) Halftime: Maryland 30, 22 End of Regulation: Maryland 61, 61 Officials: Wood, Edsall, Maxwell Halftime: 30, Eastern Illinois 22 Officials: Wood, Anderson, Smith

13 PLAYER GAME-BY-GAME STATS CLAYTON HANSON Penn Eastern Illinois Rutgers Maryland FREDDIE OWENS Penn Eastern Illinois Rutgers Maryland DEVIN HARRIS Penn Eastern Illinois Rutgers Maryland KAMMRON TAYLOR Penn DNP Eastern Illinois Rutgers DNP Maryland ANDREAS HELMIGK Penn Eastern Illinois Rutgers Maryland IKE UKAWUBA Penn Eastern Illinois Rutgers DNP Maryland DAVE MADER Penn Eastern Illinois Rutgers Maryland BOO WADE Penn Eastern Illinois Rutgers Maryland ZACH MORLEY Penn Eastern Illinois Rutgers Maryland MIKE WILKINSON Penn Eastern Illinois Rutgers Maryland RAY NIXON Penn Eastern Illinois Rutgers Maryland

14 PLAYER CAREER STATISTICS CLAYTON HANSON TOTAL DEVIN HARRIS TOTAL ANDREAS HELMIGK TOTAL DAVE MADER TOTAL RAY NIXON TOTAL FREDDIE OWENS TOTAL BOO WADE TOTAL MIKE WILKINSON TOTAL

15 PLAYER CAREER HIGHS CLAYTON HANSON Points: 12 at Northwestern (2/8/03) Field Goals: 4 at Northwestern (2/8/03) Field Goal Attempts: 6 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) 3-Point Field Goals: 4 at Northwestern (2/8/03) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 4 at Northwestern (2/8/03) Free Throws: 3 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) Free Throw Attempts: 5 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) Rebounds: 3 vs. New Hampshire (12/11/02) and vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) Assists: 1, six times, MR vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) Blocked Shots: 1 at Illinois (1/23/01) and at Northwestern (2/8/03) Steals: 2 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) Minutes: 20 at Northwestern (2/8/03) DEVIN HARRIS Points: 24 at Ohio (12/8/01) and at Maryland (12/2/03) Field Goals: 7, five times, MR at Maryland (12/2/03) Field Goal Attempts: 24 vs. Temple (12/3/01) 3-Point Field Goals: 6 vs. Temple (12/3/01) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 20 vs. Temple (12/3/01) Free Throws: 11 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) Free Throw Attempts: 14 at Illinois (1/23/01) and vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) Rebounds: 13 vs. Temple (12/3/01) Assists: 7 vs. Penn State (2/1/03) and at Maryland (12/2/03) Blocked Shots: 3 vs. Illinois (1/5/02) Steals: 5 vs. Weber State (3/20/03) Minutes: 47 vs. Temple (12/3/01) ANDREAS HELMIGK Points: 6, three times, MR vs. Weber St. (3/20/03) Field Goals: 3 vs. N. Illinois (11/16/02) and vs. Weber State (3/20/03) Field Goal Attempts: 5 vs. N. Illinois (11/16/02) 3-Point Field Goals: 1 at Ohio State (1/18/03) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 1 vs. Ohio (12/23/02) and at Ohio State (1/18/03) Free Throws: 2 vs. Iowa (1/22/03) Free Throw Attempts: 3 at Illinois (1/11/03) Rebounds: 4, three times, MR vs. Penn State (2/1/03) Assists: 2 vs. New Hampshire (12/11/02) and vs. Iowa (1/22/03) Blocked Shots: 2 vs. Chicago State (1/4/03) Steals: 1, four times, MR vs. Penn State (2/1/03) Minutes: 13 at Penn State (2/19/03) DAVE MADER Points: 10 vs. Iowa (2/20/02) Field Goals: 5 vs. Iowa (2/20/02) Field Goal Attempts: 10 vs. UW-Milwaukee (11/23/02) 3-Point Field Goals: 0 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 0 Free Throws: 4 vs. Minnesota (1/16/02) Free Throw Attempts: 4 vs. Minnesota (1/16/02) and at Michigan (2/2/02) Rebounds: 8, four times, MR vs. UW-Milwaukee (11/23/02) Assists: 4 vs. Maryland (3/17/02) Blocked Shots: 3 vs. New Hampshire (12/11/02) and at Penn State (1/9/02) Steals: 2, three times, MR vs. Ohio (12/23/02) Minutes: 28 vs. Iowa (2/20/02) ZACH MORLEY Points: 12 at Penn (11/21/03) Field Goals: 5 at Penn (11/21/03) Field Goal Attempts: 10 at Penn (11/21/03) 3-Point Field Goals: 1 at Maryland (12/2/03) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 2 vs. E. Illinois (11/25/03) and at Maryland (12/2/03) Free Throws: 2 at Penn (11/21/03) Free Throw Attempts: 2 at Penn (11/21/03) Rebounds: 9 at Penn (11/21/03) Assists: 2, three times, MR at Maryland (12/2/03) Blocked Shots: 2 at Penn (11/21/03) and at Maryland (12/2/03) Steals: 2 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) Minutes: 30 at Maryland (12/2/03) RAY NIXON Points: 5 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) and vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) Field Goals: 2 vs. Chicago State (1/4/03) and vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) Field Goal Attempts: 6 vs. Chicago St. (1/4/03) 3-Point Field Goals: 1 vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 2, four times, MR at Maryland (12/2/03) Free Throws: 3 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) Free Throw Attempts: 4 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) Rebounds: 6 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) Assists: 1, three times, MR vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) Blocked Shots: 1 vs. Chicago State (1/4/03) Steals: 1 vs. Chicago State (1/4/03) and vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) Minutes: 16, three times, MR vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) FREDDIE OWENS Points: 24 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) Field Goals: 10 vs. Temple (12/3/01) Field Goal Attempts: 14 vs. Temple (12/3/01) 3-Point Field Goals: 4 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 5, three times, MR at Minnesota (3/2/03) Free Throws: 9 at UW-Green Bay (11/30/02) Free Throw Attempts: 10 at UW-Green Bay (11/30/02) Rebounds: 9 at Ohio (12/8/01) Assists: 4, three times, MR vs. Tulsa (3/22/03) Blocked Shots: 0 Steals: 4 vs. Chicago State (1/4/03) Minutes: 37, three times, MR at Maryland (12/2/03) ALANDO TUCKER Points: 24 vs. UNLV (12/7/02) Field Goals: 9 vs. UNLV (12/7/02) Field Goal Attempts: 14 vs. UNLV (12/7/02) 3-Point Field Goals: 5 vs. Texas Southern (12/21/02) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 5 vs. Texas Southern (12/21/02) Free Throws: 6 vs. UNLV (12/7/02) and at Minnesota (3/2/03) Free Throw Attempts: 10 vs. UNLV (12/7/02) Rebounds: 18 vs. UNLV (12/7/02) Assists: 3 vs. Indiana (2/15/03) and vs. Michigan (2/26/03) Blocked Shots: 1, 10 times, MR vs. Tulsa (3/22/03) Steals: 3 at Purdue (2/5/03) Minutes: 40 vs. Tulsa (3/22/03) BOO WADE Points: 9 vs. Ohio (12/23/02) Field Goals: 4 at Maryland (12/2/03) Field Goal Attempts: 10 at Maryland (12/2/03) 3-Point Field Goals: 2 at Purdue (2/5/03) and at Minnesota (3/2/03) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 3 vs. N. Illinois (11/16/02) and at Purdue (2/25/03) Free Throws: 3 vs. Eastern Illinois (11/25/03) and vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) Free Throw Attempts: 5 vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) Rebounds: 5, three times, MR at Northwestern (2/8/03) Assists: 5 vs. Texas Southern (12/21/02) Blocked Shots: 1, six times, MR at Maryland (12/2/03) Steals: 5 vs. New Hampshire (12/11/02) Minutes: 38 at Maryland (12/2/03) MIKE WILKINSON Points: 20 at Iowa (2/22/03) Field Goals: 8 at Iowa (2/22/03) Field Goal Attempts: 13 at Penn State (2/19/03) and at Iowa (2/22/03) 3-Point Field Goals: 4 vs. Tennessee (12/29/01) and at Iowa (2/22/03) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 7 vs. Illinois (3/5/03) Free Throws: 13 vs. Ohio State (2/6/02) Free Throw Attempts: 16 vs. Ohio St. (2/6/02) Rebounds: 12 vs. Marquette (12/22/01) Assists: 5 at Maryland (12/2/03) Blocked Shots: 4 vs. Texas South. (12/21/02) Steals: 5 vs. Rutgers (11/29/03) Minutes: 43 vs. Temple (12/3/01)