LOYOLA RAMBLERS (1-0) EUREKA RED DEVILS (0-1)

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1 # BASKETBALL 2016 GENTILE ARENA SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 6 LEWIS (exh.) W, UTSA ESPN3 W, ESPN3 7 p.m ROOT 8 p.m. 21 ESPN3 4 p.m CBSSN 1 a.m TBA 28 2 TBA DECEMBER 5 CSN 1 p.m. 13 ESPN3 1 p.m. 16 ESPN3 7 p.m. 19 ESPN3 3 p.m. 21 ESPN3 7 p.m. 30 * CSN 7 p.m. JANUARY 2 * ESPN3 1 p.m. 6 * ESPN3 7 p.m. 9 * ESPN3 3 p.m. 13 * CSN 6 p.m. * CSN 3 p.m. 19 * CBSSN 8 p.m. 23 * CSN 1 p.m. 27 * CBSSN 8 p.m. 30 * CSN 3 p.m. FEBRUARY 3 * ESPN3 7 p.m. 6 * ESPN3 7 p.m. 10 * ESPN3 7 p.m. 14 * ESPNU/3 3 p.m. 17 * CSN+ 7 p.m. 21 * ESPNU/3 3 p.m. 24 * CSN+ 8 p.m. 27 * 1 p.m. MARCH 3 MVC First Round 3 4 MVC Quarterfinals 3 5 MVC Semifinals 3 6 MVC Championship 3 All times Central and subject to change * Missouri Valley Conference game 1 Mountain West/Missouri Valley Challenge 2 GSI Great Alaska Shootout (Anchorage, Alaska) 3 Arch Madness (St. Louis, Mo.) LOYOLA RAMBLERS (1-0) RED DEVILS (0-1) EARL PETERSON - G 6-3 Sr. Raytown, Mo. South/Coffeyville PTS AST FTs MIN DEVON TURK - G 6-4 Sr. Houston, Texas Westbury Chr. PTS REB 3FGs MIN MILTON DOYLE - G 6-4 Jr. Chicago, Ill. Marshall/Kansas PTS REB AST MIN DONTE INGRAM - F 6-6 So. Chicago, Ill. Simeon PTS REB AST MIN MONTEL JAMES - F 6-7 Sr. Kenner, La. Bonnabel/Coffeyville PTS REB FGs MIN DATE/TIME SITE SERIES HISTORY LAST MEETING POSSIBLE STARTERS POSSIBLE STARTERS GAME INFO Nov. 14, p.m. Gentile Arena Chicago, Ill. First Meeting n/a MEDIA INFO STREAMING Valley on ESPN3 PBP: John Fitzgerald Color: TBA SOCIAL Hashtags: #OnwardLU #MVCHoops Notes: Developed into one of team s best playmakers Athletic, dynamic player who can play either guard spot Named Most Valuable Player of 2015 CBI Averaged 13.2 ppg in tournament and 14.0 on 59% FGs in championship series Started last 17 gms last season Loyola now 11-2 (.833) when he scored in double figures 11 pts vs. UTSA Notes: Started 36 of 37 games last season (6 starts first 2 seasons combined) Became Loyola s all-time leader in three-point field goals made in CBI clincher Shot 45% from the arc in Valley play Made at least 1 3FG in 25 of last 26 games Team s leading active scorer with 875 points (125 shy of 1,000) Scored 11 pts (3-5 3FGs) vs UTSA Notes: One of Valley s most dynamic guards Missed 12 games, including 11 consecutive MVC games, last season with a foot injury Team went 19-6 (.760) with him in the lineup last season, with 4 of the 6 losses coming to ranked opponents Poured in game-high 20 pts to go with 5 reb and 3 ast last night vs UTSA Notes: Loyola s only new face in starting lineup, replacing Christian Thomas, who graduated with 1,353 points and 684 rebounds Athletic, versatile player who saw action in all 37 games last season, primarily as first big off the bench Started one game last season (at Missouri State) Scored 7 pts (3-6 FGs) last night vs UTSA Notes: Played in 36 games, making 34 starts, last year in his first season in Rogers Park Teammate of Earl Peterson at Coffeyville CC Member of the MVC All-Newcomer Team Scored in double figures in 18 games, including five of the final seven games Led team with 23 blocks Finished with 14 pts (6-8 FGs) and team-best 7 reb vs UTSA # NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN PPG RPG APG FG% FT% 3FG% 1 Sam Feehan G 6-2 Sr. Peoria, Ill Greg Kent G 5-10 Sr. Chicago, Ill Alex Wiegand F 6-4 Fr. Washington, Ill Tommy Goulding G 5-11 Sr. Aurora, Ill Parker Gibson F 6-5 Jr. Pontiac, Ill

2 TEAM COMPARISON CATEGORY Overall Record KenPom Ranking ( ) 110 n/a Scoring Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Field Goal Pct Field Goal Pct. Defense Pt Field Goals/Gm Pt Field Goal Pct Free Throw Pct Rebounding Margin Assists/Gm Turnovers/Gm Turnover Margin Assist/Turnover Ratio Blocks 2 2 Steals 6 9 LOYOLA WHEN UNDER MOSER Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Shoots 50% or higher Shoots 40% or lower Shoots higher than opp Shoots lower than opp Opp shoots 50% or higher Opp shoots 40% or lower Scores under 50 pts Scores pts Scores pts Scores pts Scores pts Scores 90+ pts Opp scores under 50 pts Opp scores pts Opp scores pts Opp scores pts Opp scores 80+ pts Outrebounds opp Equal/fewer rebounds Decided by 5 pts or less Overtime games Following a loss Following a win In November In December In January In February In March In April STORYLINES One night after lifting the lid on its , Loyola gets right back on the court when it hosts Eureka at Gentile Arena The Ramblers, who never trailed, saw a 20-point, second-half lead trimmed to five before easing to a victory over UTSA Milton Doyle led four Ramblers in double figures with a game-high 20 points as Loyola shot 54% from the floor and forced the Roadrunners into 23 turnovers Loyola returns four starters and eight of their top nine scorers from last year s squad, which earned a postseason berth for the first time in 30 years, when the 1985 team advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16 before losing to Patrick Ewing and No. 1 Georgetown Loyola finished 87th in the final RPI report and its 205-spot improvement from the previous season was good for the third-biggest jump among Division I teams Loyola was picked fifth in the Missouri Valley Conference Preseason Poll (Favorite: Wichita State) with junior guard Milton Doyle earning Preseason Honorable Mention All-MVC LOYOLA/ - THE SERIES Tonight is the first meeting between the two teams. Eureka - the alma mater of Ronald Reagan, the 40th President of the United States - returns two starters and nine letterwinners from last year s team. The Red Devils were picked eighth in the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) Preseason Poll THE GANG S ALL HERE Loyola s lineup and rotation has a familiar look, as the Ramblers return four starters and eight of their top nine scorers from last season s 24-win team. Leading scorer and assistman Milton Doyle leads one of the Valley s deepest backcourts, one that also includes CBI MVP Earl Peterson, the school s all-time leading three-point shooter Devon Turk, sophomore Ben Richardson and senior Jeff White. Despite the firepower, Loyola must replace Christian Thomas, who graduated after racking up 1,353 points (18th on Loyola s all-time list) and 684 rebounds (15th) in his illustrious, four-year career. That core group did the heavy lifting last night, with returning players accounting for 73 of the team s 76 points (Maurice Kirby: 3 pts) TEXAS THREE-STEP Having already firmly etched his name in the Loyola record book, sharpshooter Devon Turk is primed for a big senior season. The Houston native knocked down four triples in the CBI clincher against Louisiana-Monroe to break Blake Schilb s ( ) school record for career three-pointers made. Turk s 78 three-point field goals last season were good for second on LU s single-season list and he has made at least one triple in 87 of 100 career games, including 24 of his last 25 games last season. He was outstanding during Loyola s postseason run, drilling 16 treys (3.2 3FGM/gm) at a 46% clip in five CBI games, and enters the season as the Ramblers leading active scorer with 875 points, 125 away from becoming the 41st player in school history to reach the 1,000 career point plateau. Listed below are the active career MVC leaders in threepoint field goals: NAME SCHOOL 3FGM 1. Devon Turk Loyola D.J. Balentine Evansville Ron Baker Wichita State Matt Bohannon 175 * Turk s total includes 65 three-pointers made while Loyola was a member of the Horizon League FROM WAY DOWNTOWN...BANG GAME NOTES One of the nation s most efficient offensive teams last season, Loyola enjoyed a record-setting season from beyond the arc. The Ramblers finished the season with a program-record 224 made trifectas (previous record: 197, ), knocking them down at a 39% clip that was good for 17th in the country. Additionally, its Effective FG% of 53.3% placed LU in the top 35 nationally. Last night, they picked up right where they left off last season, knocking down 8-of- 18 (44%) from the arc in the win over UTSA

3 PORTER MOSER PORTER MOSER Creighton, 1990 Overall Record: At Loyola: vs. Eureka: 0-0 In his 12th season as a head coach and fifth at Loyola University Chicago, Porter Moser is known as a tireless recruiter and master game tactician. A graduate of Benet Academy, Moser is a native of Naperville, Ill. and came to Loyola following a stint as the associate head coach at Saint Louis University under legendary head coach Rick Majerus. Moser and the Ramblers took a big step forward last season, winning 24 games - the third-highest single-season total in program history - and capturing the CBI Championship in Loyola s first postseason appearance in 30 years. The Ramblers also saw their final RPI improve 205 spots from the season, the thirdbiggest improvement in Division I, and their 24 wins were the most by a Chicagoland school since Named one of the top 50 assistant coaches in the nation by Basketball Times in 2009, Moser helped Saint Louis to a overall record during his four years on staff and his recruiting efforts helped land several of the Billikens players that have guided the program to back-to-back NCAA Tournament berths. No stranger to the Missouri Valley Conference, Moser was the head coach at Illinois State from Prior to his stint at Illinois State, Moser compiled a record in three seasons as head coach at Arkansas-Little Rock. Taking over the Trojans program at only 31 years of age, Moser turned a 4-24 team into an squad in one season, the greatest turnaround in Sun Belt Conference history. Moser graduated from Creighton University, where he was a guard for Tony Barone s program, in MOSER YEAR-BY-YEAR YEAR SCHOOL RECORD UALR UALR UALR Illinois State Illinois State Illinois State Illinois State Loyola Loyola Loyola Loyola Loyola 1-0 TOTALS (.481) FABULOUS FRONTRUNNERS The first 20 minutes often set the tone for the game and Loyola did an outstanding job last season protecting leads. In fact, Loyola was 17-1 (.944) when leading or tied at halftime but just 7-12 (.368) last season and (.214) under Moser when trailing at the break. The trend continued last night, as the Ramblers stormed to an 11-point halftime lead in an eventual 12-point win MILT MAKES IT HAPPEN After persevering through an injury-hit season last year, junior guard Milton Doyle is primed for a big season. Doyle got off to an outstanding start last season and was averaging nearly 16 points per game through the Ramblers opening eight contests before suffering a foot injury against Abilene Christian. He missed the next game but was not nearly as effective, averaging just 8.1 ppg in eight games before returning to the sidelines. Doyle sat out 11 Valley games but returned for the regular-season finale against Missouri State and was an integral part of the team s run to the CBI title. In all, Loyola was 19-6 (.760) with Doyle on the floor last season with four of the losses coming to ranked foes WINNING FORMULA An old basketball adage says that defense and rebounding win games and championships and Loyola s season backed that up. As the statistics show, Loyola won when its defense put the clamps on its opponent and it stayed tough on the boards. That formula still seems to hold true, as the Ramblers blazed the nets at a 54% clip and were +3 on the boards versus UTSA FG% OppFG% Opp3FG% Reb Margin PPG Opp PPG Wins (24) Losses (13) THEY SHOOT, THEY SCORE, THEY WIN One of the things that Loyola prides itself on is its offensive efficiency and the Ramblers shot over 47% as a team overall and over 39% from the three-point line last season. Why is it important? Loyola went 22-3 (.880) last season when shooting a higher percentage than its opponent but just and are 6-59 (.092) under Moser - when losing the shooting battle. In addition, Loyola went a perfect 13-0 last season when shooting over 50% from the floor. The Ramblers checked all those boxes last night, outshooting UTSA 54-43% in their season-opening win GONE IN 30 SECONDS One of the noticeable rule changes in NCAA men s basketball this season is the change to a 30-second shot clock. Loyola got a little taste of playing competitive games with the shorter clock last year, as the CBI was one of the postseason tournaments that experimented with the 30-second clock. One of the more methodical offensive teams in the country, the Ramblers averaged only two more possessions per game despite the quicker shot clock during the CBI but recorded 72 possessions last night, a number that equaled their season-high from the campaign (McKendree, 72) SHARING THE WEALTH One of the things that Loyola did extremely well last season was share the ball and get points from many different places. That unselfishness carried over into the postseason, where Loyola had four players average double figures and a fifth finish at 9.6 ppg. Again, the same recipe provided success for the Ramblers last night, as the team recorded 19 assists on 26 field goals and placed four in double figures with a fifth tallying eight points THIS IS HOW MONTEL DOES IT GAME NOTES Forward Montel James had a terrific rookie campaign, finishing third on the team in scoring (9.4 ppg) and second in rebounding (4.3) while shooting 53% from the floor and leading the team with 23 blocked shots while giving the Ramblers a presence on both ends in the paint. He was terrific down the stretch last season, averaging 13.0 ppg on 12-of-16 shooting (75%) in two Arch Madness games, and reached double figures in three CBI games, including both games of the championship series. James has been outstanding in both season-opening games, averaging 16.5 ppg and 7.5 rpg in his two LU lid-lifters after posting 14 points (4-6 FG, 6-8 FT) and seven boards last night

4 MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE TEAM W L PCT W L PCT Wichita State Northern Iowa Illinois State Indiana State Evansville LOYOLA Drake Missouri State Southern Illinois Bradley PRESEASON HONORS MVC PRESEASON POLL 1. Wichita State (45 1st place) 459 pts 2. Northern Iowa Missouri State Evansville Illinois State (1) Indiana State Southern Illinois Bradley Drake LOYOLA 91 1ST TEAM ALL-MVC DeVaughn Akoon-Purcell, Sr., G/F Illinois State Ron Baker, Sr., G Wichita State D.J. Balentine, Sr., G Evansville Egidijus Mockevicius, Sr., C Evansville Fred VanVleet, Sr., G (PRESEASON POY) Wichita State HONORABLE MENTION ALL-MVC Anthony Beane, Sr., G Southern Illinois Devonte Brown, Sr., G Indiana State MILTON DOYLE, Jr., G LOYOLA Wes Washpun, Sr., G EARL GETS HIS CROWN GAME NOTES One of the keys to Loyola s late-season charge was the play of Earl Peterson. A weapon off the bench the first half of the season, Peterson was inserted into the starting lineup shortly after the injury to Milton Doyle and the move paid immediate dividends. Peterson was terrific down the stretch and continued his stellar play into the CBI, where he scored in double digits in each of the last four games, averaging 13.2 ppg on 59% field goal shooting en route to earning tournament MVP honors. He got his season off to a good start, posting 11 pts (7-7 FTs) and six assists last night vs UTSA WINDY CITY WINNERS Not only did Loyola put together one of the winningest seasons in program history last season but it also doubled as one of the best seasons by any Chicagoland team in recent memory. The Ramblers 24 wins were the third-most in program history and most in three decades (1985). Additionally, it marked the first time that a Chicago area Division I program (Loyola, DePaul, Northwestern,, Chicago State) won as many as 24 games in a season since won 24 games and made the NCAA Tournament 11 years ago (2004). Loyola s most successful seasons are below: YEAR RECORD POSTSEASON NCAA Champions NCAA Sweet CBI Champions EN GARDE FOR LOYOLA S GUARDS The strength of this year s Loyola team seems to be with its deep, talented and diverse group of guards. Five-deep with proven Division I players, the group of Milton Doyle, Earl Peterson, Ben Richardson, Devon Turk and Jeff White accounted for 34.6 ppg last season, a number that could be even higher this year. Add highly regarded transfer Tyson Smith (Southern Idaho) to that mix and LU has a group that can play many different styles COOL AS THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PILLOW One of the traits of a successful team is its ability to find ways to win, particularly close games, and Loyola was able to turn the corner that way last season. Capped by its comefrom-behind, win in the CBI finale, Loyola was 9-1 (.900) last season in games decided by five points or less, a dramatic improvement over the 8-20 (.286) mark over the previous four seasons NO PROBLEM WITH NON-D1 S Tonight s game with Division III Eureka is nothing new as the Ramblers have faced at least one non-division I school in 10 of the last 11 years. Loyola has won each of the last seven such games and are 21-1 (.955) against non-division I schools since 1990, with those 21 wins coming by an average of 22.3 ppg. The lone setback was an defeat to Rockhurst seven years ago to the date (Nov. 14, 2008) FORCING TEAMS TO LOOK FOR PLAN B While a team s offense has a tendency to ebb and flow, a team s defense can be a constant. Last season, one thing Loyola was extremely effective at doing was limiting the opposition s top scoring option. In fact, the Ramblers held their opponent s top scorer below his scoring average 27 times in 35 games (first two games excluded due to lack of statistics), including four times in five CBI games SPURTABILITY With so many dynamic offensive players on the floor, Loyola has shown the ability to string baskets together and score in spurts. The Ramblers posted runs of 10-2 and 12-1 in the first half of their exhibition game against Lewis and was at it again last night, opening the game with a 15-2 spurt and using a 14-2, second-half run to open a 20-point lead in the win over UTSA

5 TEAM GAME HIGHS LOYOLA IN THE VALLEY 76 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) FIELD GOALS 26 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) FIELD GOAL ATT. 48 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) FIELD GOAL % 54.2 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 3-PT FG MADE 8 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 3-PT FG ATT. 18 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 3-PT FG % 44.4 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) FREE THROWS 16 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) FREE THROW ATT. 20 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) FREE THROW % 80.0 (16-20) vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 29 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 19 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 2 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 6 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) TURNOVERS 21 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) TEAM GAME LOWS TEAM [NCAA RANK] CATEGORY OVERALL VALLEY Scoring 62.8 (6th) Scoring Defense 60.4 (3rd) [36] Scoring Margin +2.4 (5th) Field Goal Pct (3rd) [30] Field Goal Pct. Def 43.2 (8th) Free Throw Pct (9th) 3-Pt Field Goals Made 6.1 (6th) 3-Pt Field Goal Pct (3rd) [17] Rebounding 29.1 (9th) Rebounding Margin -1.1 (8th) Assists 13.2 (3rd) Blocked Shots 2.3 (8th) Steals 6.5 (5th) Turnover Margin -0.1 (7th) Assist/Turnover Ratio 1.05 (4th) INDIVIDUAL SCORING OVERALL VALLEY REBOUNDING FG PERCENTAGE 3FG MADE 76 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) FIELD GOALS 26 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) FIELD GOAL ATT. 48 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) FIELD GOAL % 54.2 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 3-PT FG MADE 8 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 3-PT FG ATT. 18 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 3-PT FG % 44.4 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) FREE THROWS 16 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) FREE THROW ATT. 20 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) FREE THROW % 80.0 (16-20) vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 29 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 19 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 2 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 6 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) TURNOVERS 21 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) PLAYER GAME HIGHS 20 - Milton Doyle vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 7 - Montel James vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 6 - Earl Peterson vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 8 - Milton Doyle vs. UTSA (11/13/15) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 8 FGA) 57.1 (8-14) Milton Doyle vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 7 - Earl Peterson vs. UTSA (11/13/15) FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 8 - Montel James vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 3-PT 3 - Devon Turk vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 1 - James/Peterson vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 2 - Ben Richardson vs. UTSA (11/13/15) TURNOVERS 5 - Montel James vs. UTSA (11/13/15) NOTHING BUT PEAKS FOR THE VALLEY Loyola was picked fifth in the recent Missouri Valley Preseason Poll. The league is loaded with experience and talent and promises to be one of the most competitive conferences in the country. In fact, all five members of the Preseason All-MVC team and three of the four Honorable Mention All-MVC picks are seniors, with Milton Doyle being the one exception. The Ramblers return 78% of their scoring from last season, second to Evansville (92.6%) among MVC teams, as The Valley looks to build on a season that saw it record the highest postseason winning percentage of any conference in the country (14-3,.824) FROM BLUE VALLEY TO MISSOURI VALLEY, RICHARDSON AND CUSTER RETED Loyola welcomed Iowa State transfer Clayton Custer to the program this offseason. Custer, who will sit out the season in accordance with NCAA residency requirements, was high school teammates with current Rambler Ben Richardson at Blue Valley Northwest in suburban Kansas City. The duo went 94-6 (.940) during their high school career and advanced to the state title game in each of their four seasons (winning two). Richardson played an integral role in Loyola s success down the stretch, starting 12 of the final 13 games. He made winning plays in crunch time in road wins over Missouri State and Drake and tied an Arch Madness record by going 5-for-5 from behind the arc in LU s quarterfinal win over Indiana State SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED 3FG PERCENTAGE GAME NOTES With four seniors on the current roster, Loyola began to prepare for the future as it signed a pair of guards to a National Letter of Intent earlier this week. The Ramblers welcomed 6-foot-4 Cameron Satterwhite (Gilbert, Ariz.) and 6-foot-3 Bruno Skokna (Zagreb, Croatia) into the family, with the duo eligible for competition at the start of the season. Satterwhite is a high-flying guard who averaged over 18 ppg last season and is ranked as the No. 2 prospect in the state of Arizona while Skokna capped an outstanding summer by finishing as the second-leading scorer at the European U-18 Championship in Greece, pouring in 17.2 ppg for his Croatian side

6 SPECIALTY STATS [PP - Points in the paint; PoT - Points off turnovers; 2nd - Second chance points; FB - Fastbreak points, PPP - Points Per Possession (offense and defense)] OPPONENT PP POT 2ND FB PPP [O] PPP [D] UT-SAN ANTONIO Wichita State WICHITA STATE LOYOLA TOTAL LU Average OPPONENT TOTAL Opp. Average CLUTCH FREE THROWS [LAST 5 MIN.] NAME CAREER Pernell Adgei Milton Doyle Donte Ingram Montel James Cal Kennedy --- Maurice Kirby Jay Knuth Glorind Lisha Earl Peterson Julius Rajala Ben Richardson Tyson Smith Devon Turk Jeff White DATE OPPONENT LU OPP HIGH SCORER N13 UT-SAN ANTONIO Richardson (8); Kirby (3) N14 N18 N21 N26 N27 N28 D5 D13 D16 D19 D21 D30 J2 J6 J9 J13 J19 J23 J27 J30 F3 F6 F10 F14 F17 F21 F24 F27 TOTALS LOYOLA RPI 87 MVC RPI SCORE Record vs. RPI Southern Illinois [H] 274 Record vs. RPI Indiana State [A] 177 Record vs. RPI Illinois State [A] 53 Record vs. RPI Missouri State [H] 237 Record vs. RPI Bradley [H] 280 Record vs. RPI [A] 11 NON-CONFERENCE RPI SCORE UTSA [H] Eureka [H] n/a New Mexico [A] 175 Toledo [H] 75 San Diego [N] 164 TBA [N] 0-0 TBA [N] 0-0 Creighton [H] 156 Notre Dame [A] 10 Cleveland State [H] 128 [H] 297 Western Illinois [H] 328 BENCH SCORING RPI ANALYSIS [ FINAL RPI] Evansville [A] 83 Drake [H] 260 Wichita State [A] 12 Indiana State [H] 177 Illinois State [H] 53 Southern Illinois [A] 274 Bradley [A] 280 Evansville [H] 83 [H] 11 Missouri State [A] 237 Wichita State [H] 12 Drake [A] 260

7 QK FACTS Official Name: Loyola University Chicago Location: Chicago, Ill. Founded: 1870 Enrollment: 16,040 Nickname: Ramblers Colors: Maroon and Gold Interim President: John Pelissero Athletics Director: Steve Watson Arena: Joseph J. Gentile Arena (4,486) First Year of Basketball: NCAA Tournament Appearances: 5 NIT Appearances: 4 Regular Season Conference Championships: 4 (1980, 1983, 1985, 1987) Conference Tournament Championships: 1 (1985) Head Coach: Porter Moser (Creighton, 1990) Career Record: (12th year) Loyola Record: (5th year) Assistant Coaches: Bennie Seltzer (Washington State, 1993); Emanuel Dildy (Eastern Illinois, 2005), Bryan Mullins (Southern Illinois, 2009) Director of Operations: Matt Gordon (Illinois State, 2006) Strength and Conditioning Coach: Dave Vitel Athletic Trainer: Corey Oshikoya Team Physician: Dr. Pietro Tonino Athletics Website: LoyolaRamblers.com MISCELLANEOUS TEAM STATISTICS OPPONENT LARGEST LEAD LARGEST DEFICIT LEAD CHANGES TIES LEADING TRAILING UT-SAN ANTONIO 20 (59-39) n/a :10 STARTING LINEUPS DATE OPPONENT W-L FIRST OFF BENCH N13 UT-SAN ANTONIO Doyle Peterson Turk Ingram James 1-0 (1-0) N14 N18 N21 N26 N27 N28 D5 Notre Dame D16 D19 D21 D30 J2 J6 J9 J13 J19 J23 Wichita State J30 F3 F6 F10 F14 F17 F21 F24 WICHITA STATE F27

8 THE LAST TIME... LOYOLA TEAM Won an Overtime Game: Drake (80-75), 2/25/15 Lost an Overtime Game: Southern Illinois (81-76), 2/1/14 Played Two Overtimes: at (L, 78-68), 1/12/08 Played Three Overtimes: Detroit (W, 86-81), 2/1/82 Shot 50% for a Game: UTSA (54.2%), 11/13/15 Shot 60% for a Half: Drake (60.9%, 1H), 2/25/15 Shot Less Than 30% for a Game: Bradley (26.5%), 2/22/14 Shot Less Than 30% for a Half: Michigan State (24.0%, 1H), 11/21/14 Made 25 Free Throws: Oral Roberts (27), 3/23/15 Made 30 Free Throws: Fairfield (34), 11/25/06 Attempted 40 Free Throws: Fairfield (42), 11/25/06 Scored 50 or More Pts (1H): St. Mary s (Minn.) (53), 12/29/07 Scored 50 or More Pts (2H): Campbell (50), 12/13/13 Scored 20 or Less Pts (1H): Northern Iowa (18), 2/18/15 Scored 20 or Less Pts (2H): Drake (20), 1/14/15 Scored 100 Pts in a Game: Robert Morris (106), 11/15/97 LOYOLA INDIVIDUAL Scored 20 Points: Milton Doyle (20) UTSA, 11/13/15 Scored 25 Points: Milton Doyle (27) UT-San Antonio, 11/25/14 Scored 30 Points: Devon Turk (30), Missouri State, 1/5/14 Scored 35 Points: Grabbed 15 Rebounds: Andy Polka (16), St. Francis (Ill.), 12/28/09 Blocked 5 Shots: Ben Averkamp (5), 1/15/10 Four Players Reached Double Figures: Milton Doyle (20), Montel James (14) Earl Peterson (11), Devon Turk (11), UTSA, 11/13/15 Two Players Scored 20 Pts: Earl Peterson (20), Christian Thomas (20) Drake, 2/25/15 Scored 20 Pts in Consecutive Games: see below Scored 40+ Points: J.R. Blount (42), Rockhurst, 11/14/08 Grabbed 20 Rebounds: Demetrius Williams (21), Milwaukee, 2/1/03 Double-Double: Christian Thomas (21p, 12r) Missouri State, 2/28/15 Handed Out 10 Assists: Denzel Brito (10) Fordham, 11/26/11 Had 5 Steals: Terrance Hill (6) SIU Edwardsville, 12/20/09 Five Players Reached Double Figures: Earl Peterson (20), Christian Thomas (20), Montel James (14), Ben Richardson (12), Jeff White (12), Drake, 2/25/15 Scored 20 Pts in A Half: Milton Doyle (20, 2H), Rider, 2/17/15 Non-Starter 20+ Pts: Milton Doyle (22), Rider, 2/17/15 Christian Thomas (20 vs. Drake, 21 vs. Missouri State, 2/25 & 2/28/15) Scored 20 Pts in Three Consecutive Games: Ben Averkamp (21 vs. Chicago State, 23 vs. Rockhurst, 22 at Canisius, Dec , 2011) Two Players With Double-Figure Rebounds: Christian Thomas (13), Ben Averkamp (11) at Chicago State, 1/20/13 Two Players With Double-Doubles: Ben Averkamp (18p, 11r), Christian Thomas (12p, 13r) at Chicago State, 1/20/13 Double-Doubles in Consecutive Games: Christian Thomas (31p, 11r Kent State; 15p, 10r at Detroit, Feb , 2013 OPPOSING TEAM Shot 50% for a Game: Drake (56.6%), 2/25/15 Shot 60% for a Half: Drake (68.2%, 2H), 2/25/15 Shot Less Than 30% for a Game: Boise State (29.6%), 12/23/14 Shot Less Than 30% for a Half: Rider (29.2%, 2H), 3/17/15 Made 25 Free Throws: Southern Illinois, 2/1/14 Made 30 Free Throws: Wichita State (31), 2/19/14 Attempted 40 Free Throws: Milwaukee (43), 3/3/09 Scored 50 or More Pts (1H): Green Bay (54), 2/27/10 Scored 50 or More Pts (2H): Oral Roberts (51), 3/23/15 Scored 20 or Less Pts (1H): Indiana State (20), 3/6/15 Scored 20 or Less Pts (2H): Drake (17), 1/14/15 Scored 100 Pts in a Game: North Carolina (108), 12/12/04 OPPOSING INDIVIDUAL Scored 20 Points: A.Young (26)/B.Word (22) Oral Roberts, 3/23/15 Scored 25 Points: Aaron Young (26) Oral Roberts, 3/23/15 Scored 30 Points: Desmar Jackson (31) Southern Illinois, 1/8/14 Scored 35 Points: Domonique Crawford (37), Youngstown State, 2/25/06 Scored 40 Points: Henry Domercant (40), Eastern Illinois, 12/15/01 Grabbed 15 Rebounds: Scott Vandermeer (17), 2/27/09 Grabbed 20 Rebounds: Double-Double: Jordan Caroline (14p, 11r) Southern Illinois, 2/11/15 Handed Out 10 Assists: Fred VanVleet (10) Wichita State, 1/11/15 Blocked 5 Shots: Reggie Lynch (5) Illinois State, 1/31/15 Had 5 Steals: Paris Lee (6) Illinois State, 1/31/15 Four Players Reached Double Figures: Jamaal Samuels (15), Tylor Ongwae (12) Justin Roberson (11), Majok Deng (10) Louisiana-Monroe, 3/30/15 Five Players Reached Double Figures: Marvin Clark, Jr. (15), Branden Dawson (15), Matt Costello (13), Travis Trice (13), Denzel Valentine (12), Michigan State, 11/21/14 Two Players With Double-Figure Rebounds: Torre Johnson (12), Marcus Skinner (10), Milwaukee, 12/8/07 Two Players With Double-Doubles: Torre Johnson (19p, 12r), Marcus Skinner (10p, 10r) Milwaukee, 12/8/07 Two Players Scored 20 Pts: Aaron Young (26), Bobby Word (22) Oral Roberts, 3/23/15

9 DONTE INGRAM [0] SOPHOMORE G/F CHICAGO, ILL. SIMEON } Slated to make second career start tonight (First: Feb. 4 at Missouri State 2 pts, 3 reb. 18 min.) } Won Illinois state championship at Simeon Academy with current Milwaukee Bucks forward Jabari Parker (Simeon is also alma mater of Derrick Rose) } Finished with 7 pts (3-6 FGs) in 19 minutes vs. UTSA INGRAM VS. OPPONENT GP-GS MIN. FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG INGRAM S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 7 vs. UTSA, Career: 14 vs. Tulane, Career: 7 at Illinois State, Career: 2 3x, MR vs. Oral Roberts, Season: 3 vs. UTSA, Career: 6 vs. Tulane, PT Career: 2 4x, MR vs. Indiana State, Career: 4 vs. Wichita State, 1/11/15 Career: 1 11x, MR vs. UTSA, Career: 1 5x, MR at Louisiana Monroe, 4/1/15 Season: 19 vs. UTSA, Career: 27 at Evansville, 1/7/ vs. Tulane at Evansville vs. Indiana State (MVC Tourney) vs. Southern Illinois vs. McKendree UT-SAN ANTONIO X INGRAM S CAREER STATISTICS TOTALS

10 EARL PETERSON [2] SENIOR G RAYTOWN, MO. SOUTH COFFEYVILLE CC } Named Most Valuable Player of 2015 CBI after averaging 13.2 ppg on 59% shooting in five tourney games } Played two seasons at Coffeyville CC with current Rambler teammate Montel James } Averaging 10.9 ppg in 18 career starts (6.9 ppg in 20 bench appearances) PETERSON VS. DATE GP-GS MIN. FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG PETERSON S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 11 vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Career: 21 2x, MR vs. Indiana State, Season: 3 vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Career: 6 2x, MR at, Season: 6 vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Career: 6 2x, MR vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Season: 2 vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Career: 9 vs. Indiana State, PT Career: 3 3x, MR at Drake, Season: 7 vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Career: 11 vs. Oral Roberts, Career: 3 vs. Indiana State, Season: 1 vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Career: 1 5x, MR vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Season: 36 vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Career: 39 at Drake, vs. Indiana State vs. Jackson State at Drake vs. Oral Roberts vs. La.-Monroe UT-SAN ANTONIO PETERSON S CAREER STATISTICS TOTALS

11 DEVON TURK [4] SENIOR G HOUSTON, TEXAS WESTBURY CHRISTIAN } Team s all-time leader in three-point field goals (210) } Drilled 78 treys last season, second in the Missouri Valley (Ron Baker, Wichita State: 80) and second on LU s single-season chart } Made at least three 3FGs in 15 games last season with Loyola going 12-3 (.800) in those games and went 3-of-5 from downtown last night in a LU victory TURK VS. DATE GP-GS MIN. FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG TURK S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 11 vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Career: 30 vs. Missouri State (1-5-14) Season: 4 vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Career: 7 vs. Indiana State (2-7-15) Career: 4 2x, MR vs. Jackson State ( ) Season: 4 vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Career: 7 2x, MR vs. Mississippi State ( ) 3-PT Season: 3 vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Career: 5 6x, MR vs. Seattle ( ) Career: 13 vs. Missouri State (1-5-14) Season: 1 vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Career: 3 3x, MR vs. Southern Illinois ( ) Career: 3 vs. Mississippi State ( ) Season: 29 vs. UTSA, 11/13/15 Career: 35 vs. Valparaiso ( ) vs. Missouri State vs. Mississippi State vs. Bradley vs. Furman x MR vs. UC Davis UT-SAN ANTONIO TURK S CAREER STATISTICS TOTALS

12 PERNELL ADGEI [5] FRESHMAN G/F DUMFRIES, VA. POPE JOHN PAUL THE GREAT FISHBURNE MILITARY } Versatile, athletic wing player who is strong defender and rebounder } Grabbed two rebounds in seven minutes in exhibition game vs. Lewis ADGEI VS. DATE GP-GS MIN. FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG ADGEI S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS 3-PT Career: 1 vs. UTSA, UT-SAN ANTONIO ADGEI S CAREER STATISTICS TOTALS

13 JAY KNUTH [10] SOPHOMORE F JOHNSTON, IOWA JOHNSTON } Out for season after having surgery to repair torn labrum in left shoulder } Played in 32 games off the bench last season } Named to Las Vegas Classic All-Tournament team after posting 15 points (13-13 FTs) and six rebounds in semifinal win over Texas Tech KNUTH VS. DATE GP-GS MIN. FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS KNUTH S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Career: 15 vs. Texas Tech, Career: 6 vs. Texas Tech, Career: 2 2x, MR at Career: 4 at, PT Career: 3 at, Career: 13 vs. Texas Tech, Career: 1 7x, MR vs. Seattle, Career: 1 vs. Texas Tech, Career: 22 at Wichita State, vs. Texas Tech at vs. Wichita State vs. Rider vs. Abilene Christian UT-SAN ANTONIO DNP - KNUTH S CAREER STATISTICS OUT FOR SEASON - LABRUM TOTALS

14 JULIUS RAJALA [12] SOPHOMORE F HELSINKI, FINLAND } Played in 19 games off the bench last season } Saw increased playing time as the season progressed and averaged just under 10 minutes per game (9.9 mpg) over his last seven appearances } Missed final nine games of the season after suffering a broken hand RAJALA VS. DATE GP-GS MIN. FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG RAJALA S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Career: 7 at Bradley, Career: 6 at Bradley, Career: 1 2x, MR vs. Abilene Christian, Career: 3 at Bradley, PT Career: 1 at Indiana State, Career: 2 vs. Indiana State, Career: 1 2x, MR at Bradley, Career: 1 5x, MR vs., Season: 2 vs. UTSA, Career: 19 vs., at Bradley vs. Abilene Christian x, MR at Illinois State UT-SAN ANTONIO RAJALA S CAREER STATISTICS TOTALS

15 BEN RICHARDSON [14] SOPHOMORE G OVERLAND PARK, KAN. BLUE VALLEY NORTHWEST } Played in 36 games as a freshman, including 12 starts (Loyola record: 9-3) } Active defender and led Ramblers with 33 steals } Tied Arch Madness record by going perfect 5-for-5 from three-point range en route to season-high 15 points in quarterfinal win over Indiana State } Outstanding with 8 pts and 5 ast in 28 min vs. UTSA RICHARDSON VS. UT-SAN ANTONIO DATE GP-GS MIN. FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG RICHARDSON S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 8 vs. UTSA, Career: 15 vs. Indiana State Season: 2 vs. UTSA, Career: 6 at Illinois State ( ) Season: 5 vs. UTSA, Career: 6 2x, MR at Drake ( ) Season: 3 vs. UTSA, Career: 5 2x, MR vs. Indiana State (3-6-15) 3-PT Season: 2 vs. UTSA, Career: 5 vs. Indiana State (3-6-15) Career: 4 vs. Rockhurst ( ) Season: 2 vs. UTSA, Career: 4 vs. Rider ( ) Career: 2 vs. Rockhurst ( ) Season: 28 vs. UTSA, Career: 38 at Drake ( ) vs. Indiana State (MVC Tourney) at Drake at Missouri State at Bradley vs. Texas Tech UT-SAN ANTONIO RICHARDSON S CAREER STATISTICS TOTALS

16 JEFF WHITE [23] SENIOR G PEORIA, ILL. MANUAL } Played in 35 games, including 10 starts, last season } First Loyola player since Blake Schilb ( ) to record 250 assists in his first three seasons } Finished season with 82 assists and just 42 turnovers, a 1.95 ratio that would have ranked second in the Missouri Valley } Handed out 4 ast in 20 minutes in last night s opener vs UTSA WHITE VS. DATE GP-GS MIN. FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG WHITE S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 2 vs. UTSA, Career: 23 vs. Milwaukee, Season: 2 vs. UTSA, Career: 7 2x, MR at Wichita State, Season: 4 vs. UTSA, Career: 9 vs. Tulane, Career: 6 4x, MR at Southern Illinois, PT Career: 3 2x, MR vs. Indiana State, Career: 11 vs. Milwaukee, Career: 4 2x, MR at Bradley, Career: 2 vs., Season: 20 vs. UTSA, Career: 44 at Southern Illinois, vs. Milwaukee at Portland State at Southern Illinois x, MR vs. Bradley UT-SAN ANTONIO WHITE S CAREER STATISTICS TOTALS

17 MONTEL JAMES [24] SENIOR F KENNER, LA. BONNABEL COFFEYVILLE CC } Played in 36 games, starting 34, last season } Named to Missouri Valley Conference All-Newcomer Team } His 337 points scored last season were the most by a Loyola junior college transfer in his first season since Paul McMillan scored 453 during the 2003 campaign JAMES VS. DATE GP-GS MIN. FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG JAMES SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 14 vs. UTSA, Career: 22 vs. Illinois State, Season: 7 vs. UTSA, Career: 8 4x, MR vs. Southern Illinois, Career: 2 7x, vs. La.-Monroe, Season: 4 vs. UTSA, Career: 10 vs. Illinois State, PT Season: 6 vs. UTSA, Career: 7 vs. Abilene Christian, Career: 2 2x, MR vs. La.-Monroe, Career: 3 2x, MR vs. Seattle, Season: 28 vs. UTSA, Career: 32 vs. Southern Illinois, vs. Illinois State vs. Southern Illinois vs. Rockhurst at Indiana State vs. Oral Roberts UT-SAN ANTONIO JAMES CAREER STATISTICS TOTALS

18 TYSON SMITH [25] SOPHOMORE G BALTIMORE, MD. WESTERWIND PREP SOUTHERN IDAHO } Versatile guard with the potential to make an impact this season } Will miss first four games of the season (NCAA denied waiver) } Averaged 10.5 ppg and 3.4 apg in 33 games last season at Southern Idaho } Finished with four points (2-6 FGs) and two steals in 15 minutes in exhibition win vs. Lewis SMITH VS. DATE GP-GS MIN. FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG UT-SAN ANTONIO SMITH S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS 3-PT UT-SAN ANTONIO DNP - Suspended by SMITH S CAREER STATISTICS TOTALS

19 MAURICE KIRBY [31] SOPHOMORE F CHANDLER, ARIZ. BASHA VIRGINIA TECH COFFEYVILLE CC } Gives Loyola much-needed size in the paint } Posted 3 pts and 2 reb in 8 min off the bench } Averaged 8.0 ppg and 7.9 rpg while shooting 54% from the floor last season at Coffeyville CC } Contributed two points, two rebounds and a blocked shot in 13 minutes in exhibition win over Lewis KIRBY VS. UT-SAN ANTONIO DATE GP-GS MIN. FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG KIRBY S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 3 vs. UTSA, Career: 3 vs. UTSA, Season: 2 vs. UTSA, Career: 2 vs. UTSA, Career: 1 vs. UTSA, Career: 1 vs. UTSA, PT Career: 1 vs. UTSA, Season: 8 vs. UTSA, Career: 8 vs. UTSA, vs. UTSA UT-SAN ANTONIO KIRBY S CAREER STATISTICS TOTALS

20 CAL KENNEDY [33] RS SOPHOMORE F OAK LAWN, ILL. BROTHER RICE } Non-scholarship player who played in seven games off the bench last season } Had an offensive rebound in opening night win over UTSA KENNEDY VS. EUREK DATE GP-GS MIN. FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG UT-SAN ANTONIO KENNEDY S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Career: 2 2x, MR vs. Indiana State, Career: 1 2x, MR vs. Indiana State, Career: 1 vs. Abilene Christian, PT Career: 1 vs. Missouri State, Career: 3 vs. Abilene Christian, vs. Indiana State vs. Abilene Christian UT-SAN ANTONIO KENNEDY S CAREER STATISTICS TOTALS

21 MILTON DOYLE [35] JOR G CHICAGO, ILL. MARSHALL KANSAS } One of Valley s most dynamic guards; named Preseason Honorable Mention All-MVC } Missed 12 games with a foot injury but Ramblers were 19-6 (.760) with him in the lineup } Finished third in the Valley in assists (4.2 apg) and also finished 12th in the conference in scoring (11.4 ppg), sixth in assist/turnover ratio (1.38), seventh in steals (1.2 spg) and ninth in field goal percentage (48.5%) DOYLE VS. DATE GP-GS MIN. FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG DOYLE S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 20 vs. UTSA, Career: 32 vs. Campbell, Season: 5 vs. UTSA, Career: 10 at Drake, Season: 3 vs. UTSA, Career: 8 2x, MR at, Season: 8 vs. UTSA, Career: 10 3x, MR vs. McKendree, PT Season: 2 vs. UTSA, Career: 5 at UT-San Antonio, Season: 2 vs. UTSA, Career: 12 vs. Campbell, Career: 4 2x, MR vs. Seattle Career: 4 vs. UC Davis ( ) Season: 29 vs. UTSA, Career: 41 at Southern Illinois (2-1-14) vs. Campbell vs vs. Drake at UT-San Antonio at Southern Illinois UT-SAN ANTONIO DOYLE S CAREER STATISTICS TOTALS

22 Loyola Men's Basketball Loyola Chicago Combined Team Statistics (as of Apr 01, 2015) All games Overall record: Conf: 8-10 Home: 13-6 Away: 8-6 Neutral: 3-1 Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 35 Doyle, Milton Thomas, Christian James, Montel Peterson, Earl Turk, Devon Ingram, Donte Richardson, Ben White, Jeff Knuth, Jay Crisman, Joe Rajala, Julius Porter, Eric Kennedy, Cal Dokubo, London Elvir, Jay Jay Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS LUC OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game Rebounds per game Rebounding margin Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Loyola Chicago Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/14/14 ROCKHURST W /17/14 MCKENDREE W /21/14 at Michigan State L /25/14 at UTSA W /29/14 at Kent State W /03/14 TULANE L /06/14 at Flames W /13/14 JACKSON STATE W /17/14 ABILENE CHRISTIAN W /19/14 SOUTHERN UTAH W /22/14 vs Texas Tech W /23/14 vs Boise State W * 12/31/14 W * 01/04/15 at L * 01/07/15 at Evansville W * 01/11/15 WICHITA STATE L * 01/14/15 W * 01/18/15 at Southern Illinois L * 01/21/15 L * 01/24/15 at Indiana State L * 01/28/15 at Wichita State L * 01/31/15 L * 02/04/15 at Missouri State W * 02/07/15 L * 02/11/15 W * 02/15/15 at Bradley W * 02/18/15 L * 02/21/15 at Illinois State L * 02/25/15 at Drake Wot * 02/28/15 W /06/15 vs Indiana State W /07/15 vs L /17/15 RIDER W /23/15 ORAL ROBERTS W /25/15 SEATTLE W /30/15 ULM W /01/15 at ULM W * = Conference game