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1 Schedule November 2 at Wake Forest (Exh.) L, WARNER 7 p.m. 19 P.R. - BAYAMON 7:30 p.m. 21 P.R.- RIO PIEDRAS Noon 28 at Palm Beach Atlantic 7 p.m. December 1 ECKERD* 4 p.m. 7 SOUTHEASTERN 7 p.m. Tars Cactus Shootout- Las Vegas, Nev. 15 Rollins vs. Abilene Christian 3 p.m. Fla. Tech vs. Cameron 5 p.m. 16 Rollins vs. Cameron 3 p.m. Fla. Tech vs. Abilene Christian 5 p.m. WP Rotary Tangerine Tournament - Winter Park 29 Rollins vs. Mansfield Noon Flagler vs. Shaw 2 p.m. 30 Consolation Noon Championship 2 p.m. January 5 at Tampa * 4 p.m. 9 at Florida Tech* 7:30 p.m. 12 PALM BEACH ATLANTIC 4 p.m. 16 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN* 7:30 p.m. 19 LYNN* 4 p.m. 23 at Barry* 7:30 p.m. 26 at Saint Leo* 4 p.m. 30 FLORIDA SOUTHERN* 7:30 p.m. February 2 at Eckerd* 4 p.m. 6 TAMPA* 7:30 p.m. 13 FLORIDA TECH* 7:30 p.m. 16 at Lynn* 4 p.m. 20 at Nova Southeastern* 7:30 p.m. 23 SAINT LEO* 4 p.m. 27 BARRY* 7:30 p.m. March 2 at Florida Southern 7:30 p.m Sunshine State Conference Tournament at Silvers Spurs Arena (Kississmee, Fla.) NCAA Division II South Region Tournament NCAA Division II Semifinals Apr. 7 NCAA Division II National Championship * Sunshine State Conference game BASKETBALL SPORTS INFO CONTACT: Nate Weyant - Asst. A.D. for Communications nweyant@rollins.edu Office: Cell: Warner University at Rollins Game 1 Friday, November 16, 2012 Winter Park, Fla. Warden Arena TV / VIDEO: Tars Sports Network (RollinsSports.com) RADIO / AUDIO: Tars Sports Network (RollinsSports.com) 91.5 FM WPRK P-by-P: Robert Segal, Analyst: Jim Ferro LIVE STATS: Gamewatcher - RolinsSports.com (Mobile - TarsStats.com) Rollins 0-0, 0-0 SSC H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 0-0 Warner 4-1, 0-0 Sun Conference H: 4-1, A: 0-0, N: 0-0 Series: Rollins leads 12-2 Last: RC 66, WU 51 - (11/18/11) ROLLINS AT A GLANCE: For the second straight season, Rollins welcomes Warner University to open up its home slate as the Tars battle the Royals Friday night. The contest marks the first regular season action for the Tars and will be the sixth game of the season for Warner. Rollins played one exhibition game in the preseason, giving Wake Forest all they could handle before falling The Tars stunned the home Demon Deacon crowd with a 9-0 run to start the game and were never down by more than 15 at any point in the game. Rollins was in an 11-point hole in the final minute, but battled back to within five before Wake put it away with free throws down the stretch. Mitch Woods led the way with 14 points on 6-of-8 shooting. Kyle McClanahan added 13 points while Adam Allen chipped in 12. Senior Dave Diakite is Rollins top-returning scorer, finishing with 10.2 points a game. He also pulled down 4.8 rebounds a night while totaling 12 blocks and 29 steals. Brett Chance added 6.8 points and 2.0 assists per night. Rollins was picked to finish fourth in the Sunshine State Conference preseason poll this season after finishing fourth in the standings a year ago. Saint Leo, who beat Miami in an exhibition on Nov. 2, was tabbed to win the conference, followed by Florida Southern and Eckerd. The Tars are the last team in the Sunshine State Conference to start its season. All other teams will have played a game by the time Rollins and Warner tip off at 7 p.m. WARNER AT A GLANCE: Warner University from Lake Wales, Florida has five games under its belt already and brings a 4-1 record into Warden Arena. The Royals twice defeated Trinity College, winning by average of 33 points in the two games. They also scored a 28-point win against Clearwater Christian and most recently beat DeVry University Warner s lone loss was an decision to Sterling College. The Royals powerful offense is averaging more than 90 points a game and has twice eclipsed the century mark. Mark St. Fort leads the way with 22.5 points and 10.5 rebounds a game. Ian Wilhelm has provided the outside firepower, averaging four 3-pointers a game and 18.6 points a night. KLUSMAN CHASING HISTORY: Rollins veteran head coach Tom Klusman stands to join elite company this season as the 15th Division II coach to reach 600 career victories. With 10 more

2 ROLLINS ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown(Previous School) 3 Kyle McClanahan G Gr. Maitland, Fla. (Florida) (Winter Park HS) 4 Corey Goedde G Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio (Glen Este HS) 5 Jeff Dirkin F So. Oak Park, Ill. (Oak Park HS) 10 Trip McFall G So. Indianapolis, Ind. (North Central HS) 11 James Ferrell G Fr. Winter Park, Fla. (Winter Park HS) 14 Kyle Schneider G Jr. Winter Park, Fla. (Winter Park HS) 15 Brett Chance G Sr. Winter Park, Fla. (Canisius) (Lake Howell) 22 Mitch Woods G Jr. Naples, Fla. (Appalachian St.) (Community School of Naples) 24 Chris Uhle C So. Ocala, Fla. (Trinity Catholic) 33 Scott Schuette G So. Lexington, Ky. (Lexington Catholic) 35 Lukas Winegarner F Jr. Sodertalje, Sweden (Radford) (Igelstavikens Gymnasium) 40 Adam Allen F Gr. Milton, Fla. (Florida) (Milton HS) 42 Dave Diakite F Sr. Washington D.C. (UCF) (National Christian Academy) 55 Bridger Dawson C Fr. Aspen, Colo. (Aspen HS) Head Coach: Tom Klusman (33rd season Rollins 76) Assistant Coaches: Kyle Frakes, Brad Ash, Ian Scott Student Assistant: Austin David Rollins Quickfacts Name... Rollins College Location... Winter Park, Florida Founded Enrollment... 1,759 Nickname... Tars School Colors...Blue and Yellow Home Court...Alfond Sports Center... Warden Arena Capacity... 2,500 Affiliation...NCAA Division II Conference... Sunshine State Conference President... Lewis Duncan, Ph.D. Director of Athletics... Pennie Parker Faculty Athletics Rep... Joan Davison, Ph.D. Athletic Department Phone Asst. AD for Communications... Nate Weyant ( )...nweyant@rollins.edu Basketball History First year of basketball (1950 modern era) All-time record (63 years) Postseason appearances Last postseason appearance Conference Championships (1991, 1992, 2003,2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011) Conference Tournament Championships (1992, 2006, 2010, 2011) wins he will be just the fifth active coach to have reached the milestone. Over the past 10 years, he has totaled 223 wins, the most among any coaches in the Sunshine State Conference during the span. Division II Winningest Active Coaches by Victories: 1. Herb McGee (Philadelphia) Bob Chipman (Washburn) Tom Smith (Mo. Western St.) Richard Schmidt (Tampa) Tom Klusman (Rollins) records heading into season Rollins coaching staff of Klusman, Kyle Frakes, Brad Ash, Ian Scott and Austin David have a combined 73 years experience on the bench. Klusman, Ash and Scott all laced it up for the Tars in their playing careers. KLUSMAN CRADLE OF COACHES: Warner head coach Sean Hanrahan is no stranger to Warden Arena having served on Tom Klusman s staff for two seasons ( ). He played a major recruiting role in acquiring what Tars Coach Tom Klusman said is one of his best recruiting classes in 25 years - a class that helped put the Tars in the NCAA Tournament in 2003 and 2004 and an Elite Eight finish. Hanrahan also played a large role in making the 2000 summer camp for kids the most attended session in Klusman s camp history. In addition to being an assistant coach, Hanrahan was also the head strength & conditioning coach at Rollins for men s basketball. DIVISION I SIX-PACK: For the first time under Tom Klusman and perhaps in the more than 100 year history of Rollins basketball, the Tars roster will feature six NCAA Division I transfers. Brett Chance is in his third-year with Rollins since coming over from Canisius. Dave Diakite

3 joined Rollins from cross-town UCF last season. Kyle McClanahan (Florida), Adam Allen (Florida), Mitch Woods (Appalachian St.) and Lukas Winegarner (Radford) are each in their first seasons with Rollins Sunshine State Conference Standings SSC Overall School W-L PCT W-L PCT Florida Tech Eckerd Saint Leo Rollins Florida Southern Nova Southeastern Barry Lynn Tampa SSC Players of the Week Nov Jerrel Harris (SLU) ppg, 3.0 rpg, 1.0 apg, 0.0 bpg, 0.0 spg Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar SSC Preseason Poll Rank Team, Points (1st Place Votes) 1 Saint Leo, 180 (10) 2 Florida Southern, 172 (6) 3 Eckerd, 143 (1) 4 Rollins, 137 (1) 5 Nova Southeastern, 75 6 Florida Tech, 74 7 Lynn, 71 8 Barry, 68 9 Tampa, 52 DECADE OF DOMINANCE: Over the past 10-years, Rollins is the winningest team in the Sunshine State Conference: 1. Rollins overall: (.750), SSC: (.698) 2. Eckerd overall: (.692), SSC : (.641) 3. Fla. Southern overall: (.687), SSC: (.641) 4. Tampa overall: (.563), SSC: (.455) 5. Barry overall: (.534), SSC: (.455) NABC DIVISION II COACHES POLL - PRESEASON 1. West Liberty 2. Franklin Pierce 3. Findlay 4. Washburn 5. Metropolitan State 6. Alabama-Huntsville 7. Colorado School of Mines 8. Western Washington 9. Bellarmine 10. Seattle Pacific 11. Winona State 12. Stonehill 13. Christian Brothers 14. Bloomfield 15. Florida Southern 16. Montevallo 17. Southern Indiana 18. Chico State 19. Northwest Missouri State 20. Indianapolis 21. Barton 22. Midwestern State 23. Saint Leo 24. East Stroudsburg 25. Lincoln Memorial UP NEXT: Rollins faces a busy beginning to its Thanksgiving weekend, starting with a home date against Puerto Rico Bayamon at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 19. They then quickly turn around to play Puerto Rico Rio Piedras at Noon on Wednesday, Nov. 21. Rollins faces a busy beginning to its Thanksgiving weekend, starting with a home date against Puerto Rico Bayamon at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 19. They then quickly turn around to play Puerto Rico Rio Piedras at Noon on Wednesday, Nov. 21.

4 Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Rollins vs Wake Forest 11/02/12 7:00 p.m. at Winston-Salem, N.C. - LJVM Coliseum Rollins 66 Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 05 Dirkin,Jeff f Allen,Adam f Diakite,Dave f McClanahan,Kyle g Woods,Mitch g Goedde,Corey McFall,Trip Ferrell,James Chance,Brett Uhle,Chris Schuette,Scott Winegarner,Lukas Dawson,Bridger Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 4 Wake Forest 73 Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 30 McKie,Travis f Cavanaugh,Tyler f Adala Moto,Arnaud f Miller-McIntyre,Codi g Harris,C.J. g Jones,Madison Thomas,Devin Fischer,Chase Washington,Andre Rountree,Aaron Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 5 Officials: Alan Spainhour, Jeffrey Anderson, Tim Ebersole Technical fouls: Rollins-Diakite,Dave. Wake Forest-McKie,Travis; Jones,Madison. Attendance: 5928 Exhibition Game Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Rollins Wake Forest Last FG - RCM 2nd-00:15, WF 2nd-01:04. Largest lead - RCM by 10 1st-13:07, WF by 15 2nd-10:15. In Off 2nd Fast Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench RCM WF Score tied - 3 times. Lead changed - 1 time.

5 MEN S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK 1000 POINT CLUB 1. Joel Fiser 79-80, , Nick Wolf , Daniel Parke , Jeff Wolf , Dick Bezemer , Bruce Howland , Jonny Reibel , Derek Thurston , Dick Bishop , Scott Kinney , Tim Shea , Dan Wolf , Larry Martinez , Gary Parsons , Curt Fiser , Eric Faber , Bob MacHardy , David Wolf , Kyle Rich , Caleb Springer , Scott Martin , Kevin Hogan , Boyd Coffie , Brad Ash 94, , Mike Veith , Myk Brown , Tim Mahoney , Frank Valenti 67, , Sam Arterburn , Placide Muhizi , Mike Casey , Steve Heis , Deon Troupe , Marcus Wilson , Jeremy Sharpe , John Thinnes , Tom Klusman , Craig Reichel ,001 REBOUNDS 1. Dick Bezemer , Nick Wolf , Joel Fiser 79-80, Tim Shea Bruce Howland Steve Heis Placide Muhizi Kyle Rich Mike Veith Gary Parsons Millard Nixon Dan Wolf David Wolf Larry Martinez Donnie Scheel CAREER RECORDS STEALS 1. Eric Faber Jonny Reibel Mike Veith Joe Wolf Ian Scott Theo McWhite Mike Holmes Brad Ash 94, Derek Thurston Donald Banks Scott Martin David Wolf Nick Wolf FREE THROWS 1. Jeff Wolf Dick Bezemer Dick Bishop Daniel Parke Scott Kinney Larry Martinez Myk Brown Jonny Reibel Nick Wolf Brad Ash 94, Bruce Howland Eric Faber FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1. Scott Martin Tim Mahoney Matt Williams Rick Loghry Sam Arterburn Craig Koppelman Troy Kessinger Dan Wolf Larry Garner Mike Veith Myk Brown BLOCKED SHOTS 1. Chris Malcolm Craig Reichel Frode Loftesnes Obiora Nnaji Donnie Scheel Jordan Kolosey Placide Muhizi Mikael Hermansson Curt Fiser Andre Green Cameron Forbes Donald Banks POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Daniel Parke Kevin Hogan Caleb Springer Scott Martin Jonny Reibel John Thinnes Eric Faber Dan Wolf Nick Wolf David Wolf POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1. Scott Martin Chad Dircks Kevin Hogan Dan Wolf Brian Nason Matt Williams John Steele David Wolf Deon Troupe Sam Arterburn Mike Veith Nick Wolf ASSISTS 1. Jonny Reibel Eric Faber Derek Thurston Matt Williams Brad Ash 94, Troy Kessinger Tim Mahoney Frank Valenti 66, Jeff Wolf Nick Wolf Mike Veith FIELD GOALS 1. Joel Fiser Nick Wolf Bruce Howland Tim Shea Daniel Parke Jeff Wolf Gary Parsons Dick Bezemer Curt Fiser Derek Thurston Scott Kinney FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1. Andre Green Denny Scott Joel Fiser Jordan Kolosey Sam Arterburn Kyle Rich Alex Castillo Curt Fiser Gary Parsons Steve Heis CAREER VICTORIES AS PLAYER 1. Greg Sweeney (06-10) Nick Wolf (08-11) Brock Blanchard (07-11) Nate Rusbosin (03-06) 91-34

6 TEAM RECORDS Most Points...2,663 (29 games) ( 87-88) Fewest Points...1,017 (21 games) ( 50-51) Scoring Avg ( ) Lowest Scoring Avg ( ) Most FG Made (187-88) Fewest FG Made ( ) Most FG Attempted...2,110 ( ) Fewest FG Attempted ( ) Highest FGPct ( ) Lowest FGPct ( ) Most 3-Pt. FG Made ( ) Fewest 3-Pt. FG Made ( ) Most 3-Pt. FG Att ( ) Fewest 3-Pt. FG Att ( ) Highest 3-Pt. FG Pct ( ) Lowest 3-Pt. FG Pct ( ) Most Ft Made ( ) Fewest FT Made ( ) Most FT Attempted ( ) Fewest FT Attempted ( ) Highest FT Pct ( ) Lowest FT Pct ( ) Most Rebounds...1,259 ( ) Fewest Rebounds ( ) Highest Reb. Avg (26 Games) ( 68-69) Lowest Reb. Avg (26 Games) ( 54-55) Most Assists ( ) Fewest Assists ( ) Most Steals ( ) Fewest Steals ( ) Most Blocked Shots ( ) Fewest Blocked Shots...29 ( ) Most Turnovers ( ) Fewest Turnovers ( ) Most Fouls ( ) Fewest Fouls ( ) GAME Most Pts vs. Clearwater Christian ( 76) GAME Fewest Pts...38 vs. Florida Southern ( 93) GAME Largest Margin of Victory...81 vs. Webber ( 83) GAME Largest Margin of Defeat...69 vs. Miami (Fla.) ( 63, 65) INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS Most Pts , Sam Arterburn ( ) Scoring Avg , Sam Arterburn ( ) Most Rebounds , Dick Bezemer ( ) Most FG Made , Sam Arterburn ( ) Most FG Attempted , Tim Shea ( ) Field Goal Pct , Andre Green ( ) Most 3-Pt. FG Made...114, Scott Martin ( ) 3-Pt. FG Pct , Scott Martin ( ) Most Blocks... 69, Chris Malcolm ( ) INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS Most Points...50, Frank Barker vs. Green Cove Navy (2/16/52) Most Rebs...27, Dick Bezemer vs. Georgia Teacher s (1957) FG Pct (18-20), Joel Fiser vs. Florida Tech (1981) Most 3-Pt. FG...8, Dan Wolf vs. N.C. Central (11/30/87)...8, Scott Martin vs. SUNY-Utica (1/8/91) 3-Pt. FG Pct (7-7), Matt Williams vs. Barry (1/24/01) FT Pct (15-15), Tim Mahoney vs. Western Ky. (1979) Most Assists... 14, Derek Thurston vs. Slippery Rock (1/5/90) Most Steals...8, Donald Banks vs. P.R.-Mayaguez (11/26/02)...8, Eric Faber vs. Florida Southern (2/20/02)...8, Mike Veith vs. Westminster (1/3/01) Most Blocked Shots... 9, Chris Malcolm vs. Saint Leo (2/12/11) Miscellaneous Records Consecutive Games with a 3-Pt. FG...93, Daniel Parke (93-97)* *NCAA Record Consecutive Free Throws...45, Troy Kessinger (2/21/87-1/20/88) YEAR BY YEAR RECORDS YEAR RECORD COACH NOTES Joe Justice Joe Justice Dan Nyimicz * Dan Nyimicz * Dan Nyimicz Dan Nyimicz Dan Nyimicz Dan Nyimicz Dan Nyimicz Dan Nyimicz Dan Nyimicz Dan Nyimicz Boyd Coffie Boyd Coffie Boyd Coffie Boyd Coffie Boyd Coffie Boyd Coffie Boyd Coffie Boyd Coffie Boyd Coffie Boyd Coffie Ed Jucker Ed Jucker Ed Jucker Ed Jucker Ed Jucker Mark Freidinger Mark Freidinger Mark Freidinger Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman # Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman # Tom Klusman # + ^ Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman # Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Notes Key: # - SSC Regular Season - SSC Tournament Champions + - NCAA Division II South Region Tournament ^ - NCAA Division II Elite Eight * - NAIA National Championship Tournament COACHING RECORDS HEAD COACH YEARS RECORD WPCT. Tom Klusman 32 (1980-present) Mark Freidinger 3 ( ) Ed Jucker 5 ( ) Boyd Coffie 10 ( ) Dan Nyimicz 9 ( ) Joe Justice 2 ( ) Jack McDowell 1 ( )

7 SUNSHINE STATE CONFERENCE AWARDS Player of the Year Derek Thurston Matt Williams Nick Wolf Freshman of the Year Jarvone Dolby Mike Veith Defensive Player of the Year Chris Malcolm Coach of the Year Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Tom Klusman First Team Gary Parsons Kyle Rich Kyle Rich Joel Fiser Joel Fiser Scott Kinney Jeff Wolf Dan Wolf Sam Arterburn Scott Martin Derek Thurston David Wolf Derek Thurston David Wolf Daniel Parke Daniel Parke Mike Veith Mike Veith Matt Williams Eric Faber Chad Dircks Isaac Codrey Jonny Reibel Nick Wolf Nick Wolf Second Team Kyle Rich Bob Klusman Joel Fiser Tim Mahoney Joel Fiser Tim Mahoney Craig Koppelman Ron Harris Scott Kinney Jeff Wolf Curt Fiser Derek Thurston David Wolf John Steele Daniel Parke Ray Carter Brad Ash Brad Ash Mike Casey Caleb Springer Obiora Nnaji Chad Dircks Eric Faber Jonny Reibel Craig Reichel Isaac Codrey Myk Brown Matt Robertson Chris Malcolm Third Team Steve Rotz Honorable Mention Stewart Colling Craig Koppelman Stewart Colling Theo McWhite Scott Kinney Jimmy Silcott Theo McWhite Jeff Wolf Curt Fiser Troy Kessinger Curt Fiser Dan Wolf Troy Kessinger Dan Wolf Sam Arterburn Scott Martin Derek Thurston David Wolf Steve Rotz Andre Green Mike Casey Caleb Springer Placide Muhizi Kevin Hogan Freshman Team Joel Fiser Kyle Rich Cameron Forbes John Steele Brad Ash Jarvone Dolby David Martino Caleb Springer Mikael Hermanson Mike Veith Donald Banks Placide Muhizi Eric Faber Isaac Codrey Jonny Reibel Kevin Hogan Jeremy Sharpe Nick Wolf Trip McFall HONOR ROLL All-Tournament Team Kyle Rich Joel Fiser Joel Fiser Joel Fiser Jeff Wolf Sam Arterburn Scott Martin Steve Rotz Derek Thurston David Wolf (MOP) Brian Nason Donald Banks Donald Banks Placide Muhizi Chad Dirks Matt Story (MOP) Eric Faber Isaac Codrey Jonny Reibel John Thinnes (MOP) John Thinnes Kevin Hogan Nick Wolf Myk Brown (MOP) Nick Wolf (MOP) NATIONAL AWARDS NCAA II All Americans First Team Sam Arterburn Jonny Reibel Nick Wolf Nick Wolf (DII Bulletin) Second Team Derek Thurston Daniel Parke Nick Wolf (BB Times) Honorable Mention Bruce Howland Derek Thurston Matt Williams Nick Wolf NAIA All-American First Team Dick Bezemer GTE Academic Third Team David Wolf Regional Awards CoSIDA All-Region Daniel Parke Daktronics All-South Matt Williams Jonny Reibel NABC All-South First Team Joel Fiser Joel Fiser Scott Kinney Derek Thurston Daniel Parke Mike Veith Matt Williams Nick Wolf Nick Wolf NABC All-South Second Team Gary Parson Kyle Rich Kyle Rich Joel Fiser Jeff Wolf Scott Martin Derek Thurston Daniel Parke Mike Veith Chad Dirks NABC All-South Third Team Joel Fiser NABC Region Coach of the Year Tom Klusman Tom Klusman Verizon Academic All-District Mike Veith All-Florida Frank Barker (1st) Pete Fay (HM) Everett Williams (HM) Dick Seyler (HM) Frank Barker (2nd) Bob MacHardy (2nd) Bob MacHardy (1st) Nick Vancho (2nd) Dick Bezemer (1st) Dick Bezemer (1st) Dick Bezemer (1st) Dick Bezemer (1st) Boyd Coffie (1st) Dick Bishop (1st) All-Florida Intercollegiate Conference Dick Bezemer Dick Costello Bob MacHardy Dick Bezemer Dick Bezemer Dick Bezemer Boyd Coffie Dick Bishop Claude Crook Dick Bishop Ed Siemer Sterling Case Richard Loghry Mark Stewart

8 ROLLINS MEN S BASKETBALL HISTORY First listed basketball game at Rollins College. Rollins defeated the Orlando Rifles 9-8. Team posts a 3-0 record that also included 9-2 and 6-0 victories over Stetson Rollins defeated Stetson to claim state title. Sam Sadler was the team captain and Chicago White Sox pitcher Pat Flaherty was the coach Dr. Thurston Adams directs the Tars to a 12-5 record and a postseason appearance Basketball disbanded at Rollins due to World War II After nearly a decade without varsity basketball, the Tars reign state basketball at the varsity level with Jack McDowell serving as the head coach...start OF ROLLINS BASKETBALL MODERN ERA The lightly regarded Tars pull a major upset on December 8, 1950 as they edge mighty Miami A set shot by Pete Fay at the buzzer gives Rollins the victory Despite an 8-13 overall record, the Tars earn a spot in the NAIA post-season tournament Dick Bezemer averages 17.9 points per game and is honored as a first-team NAIA All-America selection Boyd Coffie replaces Nyimicz as head coach. The Tars struggle early in Coffie s reign, but post winning records in each of his final four years at the helm Second year coach Ed Jucker leads Tars to 18-9 record and their first-ever berth in the NCAA Tournament Tars post school record 19-6 mark and make another NCAA Division II Tournament appearance Former Rollins standout Tom Klusman becomes the seventh head coach since He leads Tars to mark in first season at the helm The Tars earn the first 20-win season in school history Sam Arterburn is honored as a first team All-American by Basketball Times Tars post a 20-8 record and claim their first Sunshine State Conference regular season title Led by SSC Player of the Year Derek Thurston, the Tars post a school record 24-7 record and win the SSC season and tournament titles The Tars win their first 16 games on the way to a 20-8 record and a trip to the NCAA Tournament Senior Daniel Parke sets an all-division NCAA record by hitting a three-point basket in 93 consecutive games Tars finish with 13-3 home record in final year playing at the Enyart-Alumni Field House Tars set a school record in wins, going 26-6 and winning the SSC championship. Senior Matt Williams takes SSC Player of the Year honors as Rollins advances to the second round of the NCAA II national tournament. Williams also garners a NABC All-American Honorable Mention. Coach Klusman wins SSC and NABC South Region Coach of the Year The Tars again set a new record going, 27-6 and winning the regular season SSC Championship for the second straight year. Rollins advances to the Elite Eight for the first time in school s history. Coach Klusman wins SSC Coach of the Year. Eric Faber is a finalist for the Bob Cousy Award. Faber and senior Chad Dircks are recognized on the First Team All-SSC Picked to finish 7th in the preseason poll, Rollins won the regular season and tournament titles and advanced to the second round of the NCAA South Region Tournament. Nate Rusbosin became the program s all-time winningest players, taking part in 91 Rollins wins during his career Rollins was picked to finish first in the SSC Preseason poll and ended the year sharing the title with Barry. The Tars advanced to the South Region Tournament and beat Valdosta State in the first round before falling to Eckerd. Jonny Reibel was named the Sunshine State Conference Player of the Year and honorable mention All-America The Tars won 15 of their first 16 games, including victories over nationally ranked Central Missouri and Drury in Las Vegas, but faltered down the stretch to finish Tom Klusman recorded his 500th career victory as the Tars head coach with an home victory over Eckerd. Later, it was the Tritons who knocked Rollins out of NCAA Tournament contention with a half court buzzer beater in the regular season finale. Jonny Reibel was named First Team All-America, a finalist for the Bob Cousy Award and invited to the College Basketball Invitational All-Star Game Despite a 20-win season and advancing to the championship game of the SSC Tournament and falling in overtime, Rollins was left out of the NCAA Tournament field for the second straight season. The Tars finished 20-9 and were runners-up in the SSC regular season. Sophomore Nick Wolf was named Sunshine State Conference Player of the Year. Seniors Kevin Hogan and Craig Reichel joined the Tars 1000-poin club Picked to finish second in the SSC, Rollins put together a magical season, winning the SSC regular season and tournament titles and advancing to the championship game of the NCAA Division II South Region Tournament. The Tars tied the school record with 27 victories. Highlights included a last-second, home win over then second ranked Florida Southern and two thrilling wins in the NCAA Tournament, one in overtime and the other on a buzzer-beater. Nick Wolf was named first team All- SSC, All-South Region and All-America as well as the South Region Tournament Most Outstanding Player. Myk Brown was named the Sunshine State Conference Tournament Most Outstanding Player Rollins was picked to repeat as SSC champs and did so definitively, winning the outright title by a full game over the runners-up. They then added a second straight conference tournament title and earned a bid into the NCAA Tournament for the sixth time in the past seven years, earned a bid to the NCAA Division II Tournament. In postseason, the Tars fell victim to a buzzer-beater to Florida Southern in the first round. Nick Wolf put a cap on arguably the most successful career in Tars history by earning All-America honors for the third time. He was also named SSC Player of the Year, SSC Tournament Most Outstanding Player and the Rollins Athlete of the Year. He finished second on the Tars all-time scoring and rebounding lists. Tom Klusman was named the SSC Coach of the Year and moved into the top-five among Division II s all-time winningest coaches The Tars won seven straight to start the season and climbed to 10th in the Division II poll. The first lost came to eventual national champion Western Washington and Rollins finished the year overall and 9-7 in SSC play. Chris Malcolm was named second team All-SSC and Rollins first SSC Defensive Player of the Year. He set the career mark with 116 blocks and also the single game high with nine against Saint Leo. Both Myk Brown and Jeremy Sharpe became members of the 1,000 point club.

9 Tom Klusman Head Coach 33rd Year Rollins College 76 A collegiate coaching legend and the face of Rollins College basketball for more than three decades, Tom Klusman enters his 33rd year leading the Tars in the season. His teams have become synonymous with winning, class and high graduation rates. Klusman has grown a career record of heading into the season. He ranks 42nd among winningest active Division II coaches, holds the fifth most total victories and ranks 16th all-time in wins. Rollins is currently on a run of unprecedented success that continues to fill the trophy case. Since the turn of the millennium, Klusman has led Rollins to six Sunshine State Conference regular season championships, three SSC Tournament titles and six NCAA Division II postseason bids, advancing to the Elite Eight in In his tenure at Rollins, Klusman has enjoyed 25 winning seasons, 12 seasons with 20 or more victories, eight SSC titles, four conference tournament titles and has reached eight NCAA II tournaments. Klusman has accumulated a mountain of accolades during his time at Rollins including: the 1991 and 2003 NABC South Region Coach of the Year awards and the 1984, 1991, 2003, 2004, 2006, and 2011 SSC Coach of the Year awards. He was inducted into the Rollins Athletic Hall of Fame in 1992 and into the Sunshine State Conference Hall of Fame in In 2006, Klusman was named Rollins Assistant Athletic Director for External Relations and assists the department with the Tar Booster Club and development efforts. Over the past decade, Rollins has put together a run of unprecedented success, posting a record of (.726 winning pct.) and winning six SSC titles. Last season, Rollins posted a record of overall and were fourth in the SSC at 9-7. Senior Chris Malcolm was named the SSC Defensive Player of the Year and left Rollins as the most prolific shot blocker in program history. During , the Tars were once again the class of the SSC, winning the season and tournament championship and earning the No. 3 seed in the NCAA Division II South Region Tournament. Their record of 25-7 marked the third consecutive 20-win season. Klusman was named the SSC Coach of the Year during the season, for the sixth-time in his career. He also mentored possibly the best player to ever wear the Blue and Gold in guard Nick Wolf. Under Klusman s tutelage, the Cincinnati native was named All-America three times, twice the SSC Player of the Year and left Rollins as the only player to record 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds. Klusman enjoyed one of his most successful seasons with the Tars in He led the Tars to a school record-tying 27 victories, both SSC regular season and tournament titles and a trip to the championship game of the NCAA Division II South Region Tournament. Prior to the Tars, Klusman s team was the standard for Rollins success. That unforgettable team set school records in wins with a 27-6 record, and winning percentage, at.818. That team won the Sunshine State Conference for the second straight season, earned the sixth NCAA Division II playoff berth in Rollins history and advanced to the Elite Eight for the first time in school history. These accomplishments earned Klusman SSC Coach of the Year honors for the second straight season and for the fourth time in his career. KLUSMAN YEAR-BY-YEAR Year Record Seasons Klusman began his illustrious career at Rollins as a standout guard from 1972 to He averaged 10.5 points per game and handed out 352 assists in his career. He was a key player on the first two Tar squads that made the NCAA tournament in 1974 and He is a member of the Rollins 1,000 point club with 1,006 career points. After his playing career, Klusman began coaching in 1978, assisting Bobby Marr at Winter Park High School, followed by three seasons at Rollins as an assistant under Mark Freidinger. He was named head coach in 1980 at the age of 26, the youngest in school history. In his first five years, he led Rollins to a combined record of while instilling the program with his brand of basketball. In , Klusman and the Tars posted a record of 21-8, the first 20-win season in school history. Also in that year, he became Rollins winningest coach, surpassing Boyd Coffie s 94 wins. In 1990, Klusman again led the team to new heights, posting a record of 20-8 and winning the program s first Sunshine State Conference title. The following year, the Tars again won the SSC, picked up the programs first conference tournament crown and advanced to the NCAA Division II Tournament. Klusman has coached six All-Americans, seven All-South selections, four conference Players of the Year, three SSC Freshmen of the Year, one SSC Defensive Player of the Year and 42 All-Sunshine State Conference players. Under Klusman, Rollins has been known for great shooting and tough defense. Klusman s teams are constantly among the conference and national leaders in one of three shooting categories. Rollins led the nation in three-point percentage during the season, when they made 278-of-585 of their shots from behind the arc for a blistering 47.5 percent. During the campaign, Rollins became the first team in the 20-year history of the Sunshine State Conference to lead the league in all three shooting categories. In the season, the Blue and Gold ranked fifth in the nation in scoring defense, allowing only 59.8 points per contest. One of Klusman s all-time greatest marksmen, Daniel Parke, holds a record that stands on every level of the NCAA basketball. In Parke s four years at Rollins from 93-97, he hit at least one three-point field goal in 93 consecutive games. Klusman attended Finneytown High School in Cincinnati. Klusman received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Administration in 1976 and his MBA in 1978, both from Rollins. He is married to the former Jennifer Murray of Winter Park. They have a daughter, Maggie, and twin sons, Brian and Perry. Maggie is a junior at Rhodes College in Memphis, Tenn., Brian is a freshman at Birmingham Southern and Perry is a freshman at Rollins.

10 Rollins Basketball Rollins Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 15, 2012) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE 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 32 BROWN, Myk SHARPE, Jeremy MALCOLM, Chris DIAKITE, Dave SCOTT, Ian CHANCE, Brett SCHUETTE, Scott DIRKIN, Jeff UHLE, Chris Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS RCM 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 Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Rollins Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/11/11 at Palm Beach Atlantic W /18/11 WARNER W /21/11 WEBBER INTERNATIONAL Wot /23/11 P.R. - RIO PIEDRAS W * 11/30/11 at Tampa W * 12/03/11 FLORIDA SOUTHERN W /09/11 SOUTHEASTERN W $ 12/15/11 vs Western Washington L $ 12/16/11 vs Central Washington L ^ 12/29/11 LAKE ERIE L ^ 12/30/11 CALIFORNIA (PA.) W /04/12 PALM BEACH ATLANTIC W * 01/07/12 ECKERDLot * 01/11/12 at Lynn W * 01/14/12 at Saint Leo Wot * 01/18/12 BARRY W * 01/21/12 at Florida Tech L * 01/25/12 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN W * 01/28/12 at Florida Southern W * 02/01/12 TAMPA L * 02/04/12 at Eckerd L * 02/11/12 SAINT LEO L * 02/15/12 LYNN W * 02/18/12 FLORIDA TECH L * 02/22/12 at Barry W * 02/25/12 at Nova Southeastern L & 02/29/12 FLORIDA SOUTHERN L * = Sunshine State Conference $ = Great Western Shootout - Las Vegas, Nev. ^ = Winter Park Rotary Tangerine Tournament & = sunshine State Confernece Tournament