In Review. The Hot List. Three NCAA Tournaments Five League Championships Schedule/Results. Milwaukee (8-24, 3-13 Horizon League)

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1 In Review Milwaukee (8-24, 3-13 Horizon League) The Hot List The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men s basketball team finished a challenging season at 8-24 overall and 3-13 in the Horizon League. The Panthers struggled with injuries and lineup changes throughout the season. Twelve different players started at least one game for Milwaukee, with eight of those players making their first collegiate starts during the year. Five players who started games during the year also missed time due to injury. Jordan Aaron was honored by the Horizon League following the season, earning all-newcomer team honors. The junior-college transfer finished second on the team in scoring, averaging 14.4 points per game. He made 30 starts and reached double figures a team-best 23 times. He also had 128 assists, including a pair of double-figure assist outings. After missing the first six games of the season with a broken hand, senior Paris Gulley wound up leading the team in scoring while reaching double figures in 22 of the 26 games he played in. Demetrius Harris emerged to put together a solid senior year. He started 28 times, averaging 9.1 points and 5.3 rebounds per game. It looks like he may have a future on the gridiron, as the high school football star signed a multi-year free agent contract with the Kansas City Chiefs. UWM also had three other seniors wrap up their careers in Milwaukee, as James Haarsma, Christian Wolf and Ryan Haggerty all fiinished up as Panthers. Haarsma and Wolf were slowed by injuries in the second half of the season while Haggerty finished his career with over 100 career appearances. A number of young faces look to have a bright future for the Panthers after a strong campaign. Redshirt freshman J.J. Panoske made 16 starts and averaged 5.0 points and 3.7 rebounds per game. True freshman Austin Arians started three times but made his biggest impact off the bench. He finished fourth on the team in scoring at 6.6 points per game. Milwaukee tallied 18 total double-figure performances off its bench, including 34 and 26-point individual outings Schedule/Results November 5 Parkside (EX) HLN W, University of Mary HLN W, South Carolina Fox Sports Wisconsin L, (OT) 17 Davidson Sports32/HLN W, UALR L, #-vs. Jacksonville L, #-vs. Rider L, December Northern Iowa ESPN3 L, Buffalo HLN L, Northern Illinois HLN W, (OT) DePaul L, Fairfield L, Tennessee Tech HLN L, Wisconsin BTN L, Ohio Dominican HLN W, January Detroit ESPN3 L, Wright State HLN L, Valparaiso HLN GOTW/Sports32 L, Cleveland State Sports32/HLN W, Youngstown State Sports32/HLN L, UIC HLN L, Green Bay ESPNU L, Loyola HLN L, February Valparaiso HLN L, Detroit Sports32/HLN L, Wright State Sports32/HLN L, Loyola Sports32/HLN W, Youngstown State HLN L, Cleveland State Sports32/HLN L, UIC Sports32/HLN W, IUPUI W, (2 OT) Green Bay ESPN3 L, March 5 $-@ Green Bay HLN L, Home games in bold # - Hoops For Hope Classic, Puerto Vallerta $ - Horizon League Tournament HLN - HorizonLeague.com; All times central Perhaps the highlight of Milwaukee s season was a Nov. 17 win over Davidson, which went on to make the NCAA Tournament. For more, contact Associate AD Kevin O Connor ( ; kjoc@uwm.edu) or go @kjocmke facebook.com/ MilwaukeePanthers youtube.com/ uwmathletics Season In Review Page 1

2 The Season The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men s basketball team wrapped up a difficult season with an 8-24 overall record and a 3-13 mark in the Horizon League. About The Non-League Milwaukee faced a challenging non-league schedule during the campaign but still captured a highlight win over NCAA qualifier Davidson. The Panthers also had a double-digit lead much of the way against South Carolina before falling in overtime and had the lead in the second half of their game at Northern Iowa before falling. Milwaukee capped off its non-league slate with a double overtime win at IUPUI as part of the BracketBusters event, marking the Panthers first 2OT game since The League Story A lengthy losing streak in the middle of the league season kept the Panthers from a chance to move up the league standings this past season. Milwaukee nearly won at Wright State on the first weekend of the regular season. Then, the Panthers had a chance to tie its game with Youngstown State on the final possession followed by a game at UIC where it led by 19 points in the second half. Instead, those two games started a seven-game slide and Milwaukee could never recover. UWM did get home wins over Loyola and UIC over the final month of the season. Celebrating The Seniors UWM had five seniors that saw their college careers officially come to a close in Ryan Haggerty, Christian Wolf, James Haarsma, Demetrius Harris and Paris Gulley all played college basketball for the final time this year. Haggerty had the longest tenure in Milwaukee, having spent the last five seasons with UWM, appearing in more than 100 games. He was the only senior on the Panther roster to have spent his entire career in Milwaukee. Wolf was in Milwaukee for four years after playing his first season at Florida Gulf Coast. Haarsma wrapped up his third season in Milwaukee after two years at Evansville, and he surpassed 1,000 points in his Division I career in the final month of the season. Gulley and Harris spent the last two seasons at UWM after playing a pair of seasons in the junior college ranks, and both would up being regular starters this past season. Season Honors A pair of Panthers earned honors from the Horizon League during the season. Jordan Aaron earned a spot on the all-newcomer team following the season and was also the league s newcomer of the week after week two. The junior-college transfer finished second on the team in scoring, averaging 14.4 points per game. He made 30 starts and reached double figures a team-best 23 times. He also had 128 assists, including a pair of double-figure assist outings. Meanwhile, Paris Gulley earned league player of the week honors at the end of the year after leading Milwaukee to wins over Loyola and IUPUI. After missing the first six games of the season with a broken hand, Gulley wound up leading the team in scoring while reaching double figures in 22 of the 26 games he has played in. He also finished second on the team with 52 made three-pointers. An Emerging Contributor Demetrius Harris emerged to put together a solid senior year. He started 28 times, averaging 9.1 points and 5.3 rebounds per game. The senior wound up with 291 points and 170 rebounds this past season, easily surpassing the 39 points and 33 boards he collected all of the previous season. Now, it looks like he may have a future on the gridiron, as the high school football star signed a multi-year free agent contract with the Kansas City Chiefs. Young Guns A pair of freshmen appear to have a very bright future with the Panthers after strong performances during their first active seasons on the roster. Redshirt freshman J.J. Panoske wound up making 16 starts, averaging 5.0 points and 3.7 rebounds per game. He pushed those numbers to 6.6 points and 4.4 rebounds in league play and wound up fourth in the league in blocked shots. In fact, his 41 blocks for the season set a new school record. Meanwhile, Austin Arians appeared in 29 games and made three starts but had his greatest impact off the bench. He wound up fourth on the team in scoring at 6.6 points per game and averaged better than seven points per contest against league foes Season In Review Page 2 Season/Career Totals Starts Career Jordan Aaron Demetrius Harris Paris Gulley James Haarsma J.J. Panoske Ryan Haggerty Kyle Kelm Thierno Niang 6 6 Christian Wolf 6 6 Austin Arians 3 3 Evan Richard 1 1 Mitch Roelke 1 1 Double-Digit Scoring Career Jordan Aaron Paris Gulley Demetrius Harris James Haarsma 7 27 Kyle Kelm 6 17 Austin Arians 6 6 J.J. Panoske 4 4 Evan Richard 2 5 Thierno Niang 2 2 Ryan Haggerty 1 2 Double-Digit Rebounding Career James Haarsma 2 4 Demetrius Harris 2 2 Kyle Kelm 1 2 J.J. Panoske 1 1 Thierno Niang Point Games Career Jordan Aaron 6 6 Paris Gulley 5 7 James Haarsma 1 2 Demetrius Harris Point Games Career Jordan Aaron 1 1 Double-Doubles Career James Haarsma 2 2 Demetrius Harris 2 2 Jordan Aaron 1 1 Kyle Kelm Assist Games Career Jordan Aaron Thierno Niang 1 1 Kyle Kelm Steal Games Career None 4+-Three-Point FG Games Career Paris Gulley 5 12 Jordan Aaron 5 5 Austin Arians 2 2 James Haarsma 0 1

3 Standings League Overall Valparaiso Detroit Wright State Green Bay UIC Youngstown State Loyola Cleveland State Milwaukee Schedule/Results Tuesday, March 12 League Tournament Championship Valparaiso 62, Wright State 54 Tuesday, March 19 Youngstown State 99, Oakland 87 (CIT) Wednesday, March 20 Arizona State 83, Detroit 68 (NIT) UIC 80, Chicago State 69 (CIT) Bradley 75, Green Bay 69 (CIT) Wright State 72, Tulsa 52 (CBI) Thursday, March 21 Michigan State 65, Valparaiso 54 (NCAA) Saturday, March 23 Northern Iowa 63, UIC 51 (CIT) Canisius 84, Youngstown State 82 (CIT) Monday, March 25 Wright State 57, Richmond 51 (CBI) Wednesday, March 27 Santa Clara 81, Wright State 69 (CBI) Preseason Poll Team Points 1st 1. Valparaiso Detroit Green Bay Youngstown State Cleveland State Milwaukee Loyola UIC Wright State 86 The Injury Bug The Panthers were never fully healthy during the campaign. Starting with senior Paris Gulley missing the first six games with a broken wrist, Milwaukee never did field a fully-healthy roster. Thierno Niang emerged as a likely contributor in the absence of Gulley but wound up missing more than half of the season with a bad back. Christian Wolf was in the starting lineup at the beginning of the season but wound up being extremely limited in the second half because of a concussion. James Haarsma and Kyle Kelm also missed time during the year and found themselves limited at other times. In the end, Milwaukee had 12 different players start at least one game, with eight of those players making their first collegiate starts during the year and the Panthers using eight different starting lineups. UWM also had 12 players appear in at least 14 games this season, while nine players have played in at least 10 of UWM s 16 league contests. Bench Brigade UWM did get some very strong performances off its bench. Milwaukee s two best individual scoring outputs of the season came from the bench, with James Haarsma s 26 points against Detroit second on that list to the 34 Jordan Aaron scored in a reserve role against Ohio Dominican in late December. UWM had 18 doublefigure efforts from its bench this season. The full list: Austin Arians (6) - UALR; 10 vs. Rider; 19 vs. Cleveland State; 15 vs. Youngstown State; Loyola; Cleveland State Jordan Aaron (2) - 34 vs. Ohio Dominican; Valparaiso Kyle Kelm (2) - 15 vs. Mary; 11 vs. Davidson Evan Richard (2) - 11 vs. Rider; Youngstown State Demetrius Harris (2) - 14 vs. Ohio Dominican; IUPUI J.J. Panoske (1) - Wisconsin Ryan Haggerty (1) - 12 vs. Cleveland State James Haarsma (1) - 26 vs. Detroit Paris Gulley (1) - IUPUI Numbers, Tips And Trends - The Panthers wound up playing 10 of their 16 non-league games outside of Milwaukee, including road games at Northern Iowa, DePaul, Wisconsin and Fairfield Season In Review Page 3 Milwaukee also opened league play with two-straight road contests for the first time since The road was not kind to Milwaukee this past season, as the Panthers went 1-15 in true road games and 1-17 total in games outside of Milwaukee. The duo of Jordan Aaron and Paris Gulley logged heavy minutes. Gulley averaged 37.0 minutes per contest while Jordan Aaron averaged Those numbers had Gulley leading the league with Aaron sitting third. Gulley played 37 or more minutes in 13 of his last 17 games, including a run of four-straight games with a full 40 minutes under his belt. Aaron played the full 40 minutes twice in the last 11 games while also playing all but about 40 seconds of Milwaukee s 2 OT win over IUPUI. - The Panthers led or were tied at halftime 14 times this past season but won just six of those 14 games. - UWM saw three players score 20 or more points in the win over IUPUI Feb. 23, as Jordan Aaron scored 28, Demetrius Harris 21 and Paris Gulley 20. That s the first time that has happened since Feb. 5, 2005, when Joah Tucker (26), Ed McCants (22) and Boo Davis (20) did it. - The win at IUPUI marked the first time the Panthers played in and won a double overtime game since January of 2001 at Loyola. Now We Peak Ahead There will be a number of new faces on the Panther roster. Steve Mc- Whorter transferred to UWM from Indiana State last summer and practiced this year while sitting out. Matt Tiby, a transfer from Kirkwood CC, joined the Panther roster at the start of the second semester and practiced while maintaining three seasons of college eligibility. Three other players signed National Letters of Intent during the fall signing period, as Trinson White of Milwaukee, Cody Wichmann of Pulaski and Brett Prahl of East Troy all officially agreed to join the Panthers. Then, junior-college transfer JeVon Long was added to the roster during the spring signing period. That group will join a core group of returnees that already knows it will face Davidson, Wisconsin, Northern Iowa and DePaul during non-league play.

4 Miscellaneous Stats Leading Scorer Paris Gulley...13 Jordan Aaron...11 Austin Arians...3 Kyle Kelm...2 Demetrius Harris...2 Evan Richard...1 J.J. Panoske...1 Leading Rebounder Demetrius Harris...13 James Haarsma...5 Jordan Aaron...4 Thierno Niang...3 Kyle Kelm...3 Paris Gulley...3 J.J. Panoske...3 Christian Wolf...1 Austin Arians...1 Ryan Haggerty...1 Leader In Assists Jordan Aaron...22 Paris Gulley...5 Kyle Kelm...3 J.J. Panoske...3 James Haarsma...2 Ryan Haggerty...2 Demetrius Harris...2 Austin Arians...2 Thierno Niang...1 Evan Richard...1 Largest Halftime Lead UIC...17 Mary...15 South Carolina...15 Largest Halftime Deficit Wisconsin...23 DePaul...18 Largest Lead Mary...31 Largest Deficit DePaul...41 Valparaiso...36 Consecutive UWM Points Youngstown State...13 South Carolina...11 Consecutive Opponent Points Loyola...20 UIC...19 Largest Home Crowd Davidson...3,031 Largest Road Crowd Wisconsin... 16,465 Specialty-Stat Breakdown (UWM/Opponents) Opponent Off Turnovers 2nd Chance In The Paint Fast Break Bench Mary 17/6 10/6 16/24 0/4 38/11 South Carolina 15/17 10/14 20/46 4/12 16/28 Davidson 7/17 8/13 24/26 3/14 17/16 UALR 13/18 15/0 16/35 0/9 15/11 Jacksonville 9/21 14/10 38/22 8/2 7/29 Rider 15/21 4/17 26/30 8/2 32/22 Northern Iowa 1/13 10/4 18/26 0/2 7/25 Buffalo 12/2 9/22 22/58 0/7 2/9 Northern Illinois 15/21 16/25 20/38 2/11 9/35 DePaul 7/25 10/12 20/52 0/18 16/27 Fairfield 1/18 10/9 20/30 3/12 6/24 Tennessee Tech 9/16 20/8 24/40 0/14 5/21 Wisconsin 14/13 3/3 26/26 6/2 18/18 Ohio Dominican 17/22 16/16 34/44 11/16 60/28 Detroit 5/23 11/7 22/40 0/18 10/20 Wright State 8/11 16/9 14/24 0/6 4/17 Valparaiso 13/8 6/15 24/32 2/14 5/17 Cleveland State 10/18 5/18 22/26 11/7 31/8 Youngstown State 11/11 12/8 30/30 8/7 17/8 UIC 4/5 5/11 18/32 4/6 11/24 Green Bay 4/17 10/24 28/42 8/4 0/21 Loyola 11/16 10/15 24/46 4/16 22/5 Valparaiso 5/16 6/3 16/30 6/16 20/23 Detroit 7/13 9/12 30/34 15/4 4/32 Wright State 13/15 2/11 18/22 4/2 16/32 Loyola 12/14 8/8 24/24 4/7 11/13 Youngstown State 11/24 11/11 22/28 4/14 17/10 Cleveland State 11/21 2/22 20/38 2/13 22/28 UIC 14/14 2/6 12/24 6/6 13/20 IUPUI 9/5 23/18 38/36 6/4 44/7 Green Bay 13/17 6/13 22/40 2/8 7/6 Green Bay 6/17 6/8 16/22 0/7 10/11 Totals 319/ / / / /571 UWM Avg Opp. Avg Milwaukee Starting Lineup Mary Aaron Niang Harris Haarsma Wolf South Carolina Aaron Niang Harris Haarsma Wolf Davidson Aaron Niang Harris Haarsma Wolf UALR Aaron Niang Harris Haarsma Wolf Jacksonville Aaron Niang Harris Haarsma Wolf Rider Aaron Niang Harris Haarsma Wolf Northern Iowa Aaron Gulley Harris Haarsma Kelm Buffalo Aaron Gulley Harris Haarsma Kelm Northern Illinois Aaron Gulley Harris Haarsma Kelm DePaul Aaron Gulley Harris Haarsma Kelm Fairfield Aaron Gulley Harris Haarsma Kelm Tennessee Tech Aaron Gulley Arians Haarsma Kelm Wisconsin Aaron Gulley Harris Haarsma Kelm Ohio Dominican Roelke Gulley Haggerty Haarsma Panoske Detroit Aaron Gulley Harris Haarsma Kelm Wright State Aaron Gulley Harris Haarsma Kelm Valparaiso Aaron Gulley Harris Haarsma Kelm Cleveland State Aaron Gulley Harris Haarsma Panoske Youngstown State Aaron Gulley Harris Haarsma Panoske UIC Aaron Gulley Harris Haarsma Panoske Green Bay Aaron Gulley Harris Haggerty Panoske Loyola Aaron Gulley Harris Haggerty Panoske Valparaiso Gulley Arians Harris Haggerty Panoske Detroit Aaron Gulley Harris Haggerty Panoske Wright State Aaron Gulley Harris Haggerty Panoske Loyola Aaron Gulley Harris Haggerty Panoske Youngstown State Aaron Gulley Harris Haggerty Panoske Cleveland State Aaron Gulley Harris Haggerty Panoske UIC Aaron Gulley Harris Haggerty Panoske IUPUI Aaron Richard Arians Haggerty Panoske Green Bay Aaron Gulley Harris Haggerty Panoske Green Bay Aaron Gulley Kelm Haggerty Panoske Season In Review Page 4

5 Scoring A player with points 12/29/12 vs. Ohio Dominican Jordan Aaron (34) A player with points Oakland Avery Smith (36) A player with 40 points or more Wright State Clay Tucker (40) Two players with 20-plus points 12/29/12 vs. Ohio Dominican Jordan Aaron (34); Paris Gulley (20) Three players with 20-plus points IUPUI Jordan Aaron (28); Demetrius Harris (21); Paris Gulley (20) Three players in double-digits Green Bay Paris Gulley (19); Jordan Aaron (15); Demetrius Harris (15) Four players in double-digits IUPUI Jordan Aaron (28); Demetrius Harris (21); Paris Gulley (20); J.J. Panoske (11) Five players in double-digits 2/14/12 vs. Cleveland State James Haarsma (25); Paris Gulley (17); Tony Meier (15); Kyle Kelm (13); Kaylon Williams (12) Six players in double-digits 3/5/10 vs. Cleveland State Anthony Hill (14); Ja Rob McCallum (14); Ricky Franklin (13); Ryan Haggerty (12); James Eayrs (11); Jason Averkamp (10) 20 or more in three-straight games 1/22-1/29/09 Ricky Franklin 20 or more in four-straight games 1/5-1/14/06 Joah Tucker 30 or more in two-straight games 2/8-2/15/96 Roderick Johnson 30 or more in three-straight games 2/28-3/4/91 Von McDade 40 or more in two-straight games 12/3-12/8/90 Von McDade Double figures in 20-straight games 12/3/05-3/16/06 Joah Tucker (29-straight) Double figures in 25-straight games 12/3/05-3/16/06 Joah Tucker (29-straight) The Last Time Rebounds A player grabbed rebounds 1/25/13 vs. Green Bay J.J. Panoske - 10 A player grabbed rebounds 11/12/11 vs. Southwest Minnesota State James Haarsma - 17 A player grabbed 20 rebounds No record in Division I Two players with 10 rebounds 11/23/10 vs. Western Michigan Tony Meier - 11; Anthony Hill - 10 Three players with 10 rebounds Butler Adrian Tigert - 13; Joah Tucker - 10; Jason McCoy - 10 Double figures in two-straight games 11/12-11/14/11 James Haarsma Double figures in three-straight games 1/19-1/26/08 Marcus Skinner Miscellaneous Double-double Wright State Demetrius Harris - 14 pts., 10 rbs. Two-straight double-doubles see three-straight below Marcus Skinner Three-straight double-doubles 1/19-1/26/08 Marcus Skinner Triple-double 1/3/11 vs. Butler Kaylon Williams (10p/10 r/10a) 10-plus assists 1/17/13 vs. Cleveland State Jordan Aaron plus blocked shots No record in Division I Shot in final seconds to tie a game Detroit Kaylon Williams - three-pointer (W OT) Shot in final seconds to win a game 11/20/10 vs. Northern Iowa Tone Boyle - jumper with 2.4 left (W 65-63) Shot at buzzer to win a game 1/7/12 vs. Green Bay Kaylon Williams - three-pointer (W 64-63) Season In Review Page 5 Team Scored 100 or more points 11/20/04 vs. Prairie View Win, Scored 110 or more points 11/20/04 vs. Prairie View Win, Scored 120 or more points 1/24/89 vs. Lakeland Win, Scored fewer than 50 points Green Bay Loss, Scored fewer than 40 points 12/12/07 vs. Wisconsin Loss, Allowed 100 or more points Marquette Loss, Allowed under 40 points 1/12/12 vs. Wright State Win, Shoot 60 percent or better DePaul 29-47;.617 Shoot 65 percent or better Cleveland State 40-59;.678 Opponent shoots 60 pct. or better 2/14/12 vs. Cleveland State 28-46;.609 Shoot less than 30 percent Green Bay 13-49;.265 Opponent shoots less than 30 pct. 1/26/12 vs. Butler 16-57;.281 Won an overtime game IUPUI Lost an overtime game South Carolina Played a 2 OT game IUPUI UWM 95, IUPUI 88 Played a 3 OT game No record Played a 4 OT game UIC UIC 112, UWM 106

6 Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School/Last School) 1 Jordan Aaron G Jr. Bronx, NY (Wings Academy/Southeastern CC) 3 Kyle Kelm F Jr. Randolph, Wis. (Randolph) 5 Joe Tagarelli F Fr. Waunakee, Wis. (Waunakee) 10 Thierno Niang G Jr. Dakar, Senegal (Bridgton Academy/Triton College) 14 Paris Gulley G Sr. Peoria, Ill. (Manual/Southeastern CC) 15 Demetrius Harris F Sr. Jacksonville, Ark. (Jacksonville/Mineral Area CC) 20 Mitch Roelke G Jr. Waunakee, Wis. (Waunakee) 22 Evan Richard G So. Kieler, Wis. (Cuba City) 23 J.J. Panoske F Fr. Brodhead, Wis. (Brodhead) #-25 Steve McWhorter G Jr. Racine, Wis. (St. Catherine s/indiana State) 33 Quinton Gustavson C Jr. Racine, Wis. (Case) 34 Austin Arians F Fr. Stoughton, Wis. (Madison Edgewood) 42 James Haarsma F Sr. Racine, Wis. (St. Catherine s/evansville) 44 Ryan Haggerty F Sr. Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Benet Academy) 45 Christian Wolf F Sr. Kohler, Wis. (Kohler/Florida Gulf Coast) # Matt Tiby F So. Urbandale, Iowa (Urbandale/Kirkwood CC) # - Redshirting as a transfer in Coaching Staff Head Coach Rob Jeter 8th season UW-Platteville, 1991 Assistant Coach Chad Boudreau 8th season Hannibal-LaGrange, 1995 Assistant Coach Duffy Conroy 8th season St. Ambrose, 1999 Assistant Coach Sharif Chambliss 1st season Wisconsin, 2005 Director of Operations Chip MacKenzie 8th season Edgewood, 1990 Video Coordinator Chris Hill 1st season UWM, 06 Roster By State/Country Wisconsin (10) Austin Arians; Quinton Gustavson; James Haarsma; Kyle Kelm; Steve McWhorter; J.J. Panoske; Evan Richard; Mitch Roelke; Joe Tagarelli; Christian Wolf Illinois (2) Paris Gulley; Ryan Haggerty Arkansas (1) Demetrius Harris New York (1) Jordan Aaron Iowa (1) Matt Tiby Senegal (1) Thieno Niang Athletic Trainer Brandon Wells 1st season Strength and Conditioning Coach Ron Thomson 1st season Support Staff Roster By Class Seniors (5) Paris Gulley; Ryan Haggerty; James Haarsma; Demetrius Harris; Christian Wolf Juniors (6) Jordan Aaron; Quinton Gustavson; Kyle Kelm; Steve McWhorter; Thierno Niang; Mitch Roelke Sophomores (2) Evan Richard; Matt Tiby Freshmen (3) Austin Arians; J.J. Panoske; Joe Tagarelli Pronunciations Joe Tagarelli tag-ah-rell-ee Thierno Niang CHAIR-no nee-ang Mitch Roelke ROLL-key J.J. Panoske PAH-noss-key Austin Arians air-ee-ins James Haarsma HARS-mah Student Managers Sarah Kuehl Brendan Semph Justin Kimmons Brett Richgels Tim Keenan Season In Review Page 6

7 Overall Statistics RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL All games League Non-League Score By Periods: 1st 2nd OT Total Milwaukee Opponents # Player GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3F-3FA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR Tot Avg. PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts PPG 14 GULLEY, Paris AARON, Jordan HARRIS, Demetrius ARIANS, Austin HAARSMA, James KELM, Kyle PANOSKE, J.J NIANG, Thierno HAGGERTY, Ryan RICHARD, Evan WOLF, Christian ROELKE, Mitch GUSTAVSON, Quinton TM TEAM Total Opponents Horizon League Statistics Score By Periods: 1st 2nd OT Total Milwaukee Opponents # Player GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3F-3FA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR Tot Avg. PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts PPG 14 GULLEY, Paris AARON, Jordan HARRIS, Demetrius ARIANS, Austin PANOSKE, J.J HAARSMA, James HAGGERTY, Ryan RICHARD, Evan KELM, Kyle NIANG, Thierno GUSTAVSON, Quinton ROELKE, Mitch WOLF, Christian TM TEAM Total Opponents Season In Review Page 7

8 Season In Review Page 8 Date Opponent Score W/L Att. High Points High Rebounds #-11/5 UW-Parkside W 1, Demetrius Harris 6-Demetrius Harris 6-Kyle Kelm 11/9 Mary W 2, Kyle Kelm 8-James Haarsma South Carolina L-ot 7, Jordan Aaron 10-James Haarsma 11/17 Davidson W 3, Jordan Aaron 12-Thierno Niang UALR L 2, Demetrius Harris 6-Kyle Kelm 6-Christian Wolf $-11/24 vs. Jacksonville L Jordan Aaron 12-Demetrius Harris $-11/25 vs. Rider L Evan Richard 5-Thierno Niang Northern Iowa L 4, Paris Gulley 8-Demetrius Harris 8-Jordan Aaron 12/5 Buffalo L 1, Jordan Aaron 5-Paris Gulley 12/7 Northern Illinois W-ot 2, Paris Gulley 7-James Haarsma 7-Thierno Niang DePaul L 7, Paris Gulley 6-Demetrius Harris Fairfield L 1, Kyle Kelm 14-Kyle Kelm 12/15 Tennessee Tech L 2, Jordan Aaron 14-James Haarsma Wisconsin L 16, Paris Gulley 6-J.J. Panoske 12/29 Ohio Dominican W 2, Jordan Aaron 7-Paris Gulley Detroit L 2, Paris Gulley 8-Kyle Kelm Wright State L 3, Demetrius Harris 10-Demetrius Harris 1/12 Valparaiso L 3, Paris Gulley 6-Demetrius Harris 6-James Haarsma 1/17 Cleveland State W 2, Austin Arians 9-Austin Arians 1/19 Youngstown State L 2, Austin Arians 9-Demetrius Harris 15-J.J. Panoske UIC L 3, Paris Gulley 6-Paris Gulley 1/25 Green Bay L 3, Jordan Aaron 10-J.J. Panoske Loyola L 2, Austin Arians 8-Demetrius Harris 17-Jordan Aaron Valparaiso L 4, Jordan Aaron 5-Demetrius Harris 2/7 Detroit L 1, James Haarsma 6-Demetrius Harris 6-J.J. Panoske 2/9 Wright State L 2, Paris Gulley 5-Demetrius Harris 2/12 Loyola W 1, Paris Gulley 6-Demetrius Harris 6-Jordan Aaron 6-J.J. Panoske Youngstown State L 2, Paris Gulley 7-Jordan Aaron Cleveland State L 2, Jordan Aaron 8-J.J. Panoske 2/20 UIC W 1, Paris Gulley 7-Jordan Aaron IUPUI W-2ot Jordan Aaron 9-Demetrius Harris Green Bay L 3, Paris Gulley 5-Demetrius Harris & - Green Bay L 1, Paris Gulley 7-Demetrius Harris Home games in bold All times central standard # - Exhibition game % - Hoops For Hope Classic (site listed) $ - Hoops For Hope Classic (Puerto Vallerta, Mexico) & - Horizon League Tournament First Round (Green Bay, Wis.) Schedule and Results

9 Milwaukee Game-By-Game Statistics Opponent Score W/L FG s Pct. 3pt Pct. FT s Pct. Off-Def. Tot. Avg. PF A TO BLK STL PTS Avg. Mary W South Carolina L-ot Davidson W UALR L vs. Jacksonville L vs. Rider L Northern Iowa L Buffalo L Northern Illinois W-ot DePaul L Fairfield L Tennessee Tech L Wisconsin L Ohio Dominican W Detroit L Wright State L Valparaiso L Cleveland State W Youngstown State L UIC L Green Bay L Loyola L Valparaiso L Detroit L Wright State L Loyola W Youngstown St L Cleveland St L UIC W IUPUI W-2ot Green Bay L Green Bay L MILWAUKEE OPPONENT Season In Review Page 9

10 Opponent Game-By-Game Statistics Opponent Score W/L FG s Pct. 3pt Pct. FT s Pct. Off-Def. Tot. Avg. PF A TO BLK STL PTS Avg. Mary W South Carolina L-ot Davidson W UALR L vs. Jacksonville L vs. Rider L Northern Iowa L Buffalo L Northern Illinois W-ot DePaul L Fairfield L Tennessee Tech L Wisconsin L Ohio Dominican W Detroit L Wright State L Valparaiso L Cleveland State W Youngstown State L UIC L Green Bay L Loyola L Valparaiso L Detroit L Wright State L Loyola W Youngstown St L Cleveland State L UIC W IUPUI W-2ot Green Bay L Green Bay L OPPONENT MILWAUKEE Season In Review Page 10

11 rob JETER Head Coach 8th Season Overall League Rob Jeter has made his mark on the basketball program at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee during his eight seasons. The Jeter File As A Head Coach Eight seasons at UWM 2011 League Coach Of The Year 2006 and 2011 WBCA Coach Of The Year 2011 finalist for Hugh Durham National Coach of the Year Award 2011 finalist for Ben Jobe Award 2011 finalist for Skip Prosser Man of The Year Award Three 20-win seasons Won regular season title in 2011 Won regular season and tournament titles in 2006 Beat Oklahoma in NCAA Tournament First Round in 2006 Set UWM record for first-year head coach with 22 wins As An Assistant Coach Helped Team USA to bronze medal in 2009 World University Games Part of four NCAA Tourney teams and two Big Ten titles at Wisconsin Badgers made it to Elite Eight (2005) and Sweet 16 (2003) During two seasons at UWM, helped Panthers post the first back-to-back plus-.500 seasons since early 1990 s UWM advanced to semis of league tourney for first time At Platteville, Pioneers won two NCAA Division III National Titles and compiled a record As A Player Captained the 1991 Platteville team that won NCAA D III National Title Named to All-WSUC, All-Midwest Region and All-Final Four teams UWP record-holder for career field goal percentage and consecutive starts Played professionally in Portugal That mark has now led the Panthers to a pair of 20-win seasons in the past four years and two postseason berths in the last three seasons. In , UWM finished and claimed a spot in the College Basketball Invitational. Kaylon Williams was named to the all-league team and Ryan Allen to the all-defensive squad. In , Jeter directed his team to wins in their final nine league regular season games, earning the regular season league title along with the top seed and hosting rights for the league tournament. He also collected his 100th career win in the regular season finale. Jeter was then recognized widely for his efforts, earning League Coach of the Year honors as well as being named the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Division I Coach of the Year. He was also a finalist for the Hugh Durham Coach of the Year Award, the Ben Jobe Award and the Skip Prosser Man of the Year Award. The most recent seasons have been more key steps on a productive journey by Jeter in Milwaukee. After starting his head coaching career with a league title and an NCAA Tournament win, he rebuilt the Milwaukee roster back into a league-championship contender, increasing the number of overall wins for three-straight seasons. Jeter is also one of just two coaches in UWM history to lead his teams to three postseason berths and three 20-win seasons. Jeter started his head coaching career with a bang. He led his team to its third-straight Horizon League regular season title, its second-straight league tournament crown and its second-straight berth in the NCAA Tournament in Once in the tourney, Jeter guided the Panthers to a first-round win over Oklahoma before UWM was eliminated by eventual national champion Florida in the second round in Jacksonville. That season marked a fourth-straight 20-win season for the Panthers, with the 22 victories the most by a first-year head coach in school history. Plus, he helped three of his players earn All-Horizon League honors, a school record, while also having three players earn league all-tournament team recognition. Following that first season, Jeter embarked on the difficult process of rebuilding the Panthers roster. With seven seniors gone from the 2006 squad, he fielded a squad of 16 newcomers in UWM then added five wins to its total in , three more victories in and three more wins in UWM has won 19 and 20 games in the two seasons since. Over the last four years, UWM has won 45 league regular season contests and has claimed some memorable victories in and out of the conference. The Panthers have four wins over Butler in that time and set a school-record by overcoming a 24-point halftime deficit vs. Cal Davis to claim an improbable six-point win. Jeter has also had the chance to take his coaching talents to an international level, serving as an assistant coach for Team USA in the World University Games in The U.S., with former UWM head man Bo Ryan serving as head coach and former Miami (Fla.) head coach Frank Haith serving as another assistant, lost just one time and captured a bronze medal Season In Review Page 11

12 Jeter s work as a head coach has regularly been recognized, as he was named the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Division I Coach of the Year in 2006 and was inducted into the UW-Platteville Athletic Hall of Fame in September of He was also recently named an inductee into the inaugural hall of fame class for the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and his 1991 National Championship team from Platteville was inducted into the school s hall of fame this past year. Jeter s impact has also been felt off the court. He directed a major fundraising campaign that sent the Panthers on a 10- day trip to Italy in 2010, while he has also built his Full-Court Club luncheons from audiences of 30 at the beginning to regular crowds of more than 100 people. He also spearheaded the outfitting of UWM s new locker room and team room in the Pavilion, including wooden lockers, furniture and a large-screen television. Plus, his fundraising efforts have helped enhance the team s academic support and sports medicine efforts, while also upgrading various aspects of team travel. He has also jumped into a number of charitable ventures off the court, including his extensive involvement in Shooting For A Cure, a Wisconsin-based Coaches vs. Cancer event that debuted in the summer of Jeter is also a regular at Milwaukeearea community events, including the annual Fellowship Open. Jeter returned to UWM as the 20th head coach in the school s history after serving for four years as an assistant coach and associate head coach at the University of Wisconsin. He previously served as an assistant at both UWM and Marquette after working and playing at Division III power UW-Platteville. Jeter worked under Ryan for 10 of his 11 years as an assistant coach, spending one year under Mike Deane at Marquette. At Wisconsin, Jeter served as the Badgers lead recruiter while also coordinating the scouting and academic efforts. In four seasons at Wisconsin, Jeter helped the Badgers to remarkable success. They won two regular season Big Ten championships and a Big Ten Tournament title. Wisconsin also made four-straight NCAA Tournament appearances, including berths in the Sweet 16 in 2003 and the Elite Eight in Jeter served on Ryan s staff for two seasons at UWM, recruiting Panther stars Adrian Tigert and Chris Hill while helping to lay the foundation for success on the basketball court. Under Ryan and Jeter, UWM recorded its first two plus-.500 seasons since the early 1990 s while increasing attendance nearly 300 percent. Winning has never been a problem for Jeter. All told, he has been a part of 12 conference championships, including 10 as a coach. He has won three national championships, including two as a coach. As a player at UW-Platteville, his teams went in four seasons. In his 11 years as an assistant coach, his teams posted a combined record, good for a.743 winning percentage. In league play, his teams recorded a record. Jeter s collegiate basketball life started at UW-Platteville, where he played for Ryan from and then was an assistant from As a player for the Pioneers, Jeter captained the team to the 1991 NCAA Division III title and was named to the All-Final Four team. A twotime All-WSUC selection and two-time All- Midwest Region choice, Jeter still holds UW-Platteville records for career field goal percentage (.601) and consecutive starts (89). Jeter was also named to the WSUC honor roll three times. As an assistant coach, Jeter helped guide the Pioneers to a overall record, two NCAA Division III titles and four conference championships. In addition to his coaching duties at UW-Platteville, Jeter coordinated the program s academic, recruiting and scouting efforts and directed the Bo Ryan Basketball Camps. He was also an admissions coordinator at the school. In between playing and coaching at UW- Platteville, Jeter spent a season playing basketball overseas. He starred for the Olivias Futebol Clube in Portugal in , leading the Portuguese league in scoring. Jeter was born in Pittsburgh on May 15, 1969, and then grew up in Chicago as part of an athletic family. His late dad, Bob, is a member of the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame and his brother, Carlton, played basketball alongside Rob in Platteville. He attended high school at Quigley South before earning both his bachelor s and master s degrees from UW-Platteville. Jeter and his wife, Deanna, have two sons, Robert and Jonathan, and a daughter, Jolie Season In Review Page 12 Jeter Year-By-Year Year Overall League TOTALS Jeter By The Numbers Career Plus-50 pct pct pct pct or less Opp. plus-50 pct Opp pct Opp pct Opp pct or less Shoot better than opp Shoot worse than opp Shoot same as opp Outrebound opp Outrebounded Rebounding even Leading at half Trailing at half Tied at half Forces 10 TOs or less Forces TOs Forces TOs Forces 21+ TOs Commits 10 TOs or less Commits TOs Commits TOs Commits 21+ TOs Scores 60 or more Scores 70 or more Scores 80 or more Opp. 60 or more Opp. 70 or more Opp. 80 or more Margin 5 pts or less Margin 6-10 pts Margin pts Margin 20 pts or more Home Overall Home League Away Overall Away League Neutral Overall November December January February March Overtime AP Ranked Opps

13 1 Jordan AARON Jr G 5-10 Bronx, NY Horizon League All-Newcomer Team... Horizon League Co-Newcomer of the Week Nov started 30 games at point guard in his first season in Milwaukee... finished second on the team and eighth in the league in scoring... also finished seventh in the league in assists... reached double figures in points 23 times, including six games of 20 or more points... also reached double figures in assists twice... led the way with 15 points, including the game-winning free throws, in the exhibition win over Parkside Nov had 12 points and 7 assists in the win over Mary Nov led the way with 28 points and six assists at South Carolina two days later... made seven 3-pointers in the contest... scored 13 points at UALR Nov had 19 points vs. Jacksonville Nov had 10 points, eight rebounds and four assists at Northern Iowa Dec led the way with 23 points vs. Buffalo Dec collected 14 points and 11 assists vs. Northern Illinois Dec had 15 points vs. Tennessee Tech Dec seven points and seven assists at Wisconsin Dec led the way with 34 points in the win over Ohio Dominican Dec came off the bench in that contest after being stuck in New York due to weather during the Christmas holiday... tied his collegiate-high with 11 assists in a win over Cleveland State Jan added 13 points and eight assists vs. Youngstown State two days later... led the way with 20 points vs. Green Bay Jan tallied 17 points and five assists at Loyola Jan came off the bench to score 17 points at Valparaiso Feb seven points and six assists vs. Wright State Feb had 16 points, six rebounds and five assists in a win over Loyola Feb collected 17 points and seven rebounds at Youngstown State Feb had 18 points and five assists at Cleveland State two days later... led the way with 28 points and six assists in a win at IUPUI Feb made seven 3-pointers in the contest... tallied 15 points at Green Bay Feb Kyle KELM Jr F 6-9 Randolph, Wis. Third season in Milwaukee... appeared in 25 games, making 11 starts... reached double figures in points six times... also had one double-double... started the exhibition game vs. Parkside... scored 15 points and grabbed five rebounds off the bench in the win over Mary Nov had 11 points off the bench in a win over Davidson Nov entered the starting lineup Dec. 1 at Northern Iowa, collecting 16 points and six rebounds... had 15 points vs. Northern Illinois Dec tallied his first career doubledouble with 13 points and 14 rebounds at Fairfield Dec added 10 points and nine rebounds vs. Tennessee Tech Dec missed the game Dec. 29 vs. Ohio Dominican because of a concussion... wound up being limited over the next month-plus of the season... sparked the Panthers off the bench in their Feb. 20 win over UIC, scoring seven points to go with five rebounds and three assists... started and had nine points in the league tournament loss at Green Bay March Season Highs Points vs. Ohio Dominican 12/29 Northern Iowa 12/1 Assists times Detroit 1/3 Blocks... n/a 3-Pt. FG times Minutes... IUPUI 2/23 UWM Career Highs Points... same Rebounds... same Assists... same Steals... same Blocks... same 3-Pt. FG... same Minutes... same Season In Review Page Season Highs Northern Iowa 12/1 Fairfield 12/12 Assists times Steals times Blocks times 3-Pt. FG times Fairfield 12/12 UWM Career Highs Points...18 vs. UIC 12/3/11 Rebounds... same Assists... 5 vs. Youngstown State 1/31/12 Steals... 3 vs. IUPUI 11/18 Blocks... same - 4 other times 3-Pt. FG...same - 1 other time Minutes...same - 1 other time

14 10 Thierno NIANG Jr G 6-1 Dakar, Senegal First season in Milwaukee... appeared in 14 games before seeing his season end with a back injury... began the year as UWM s starting off-guard and wound up making six starts... reached double figures in points twice and in rebounds once... scored 11 points in the seasonopening win over Mary Nov tallied nine points at South Carolina two days later... collected eight points and 12 rebounds in a win over Davidson Nov had 10 points vs. Jacksonville Nov collected six assists vs. Rider the next day... had seven rebounds vs. Northern Illinois Dec did not play Dec. 15 vs. Tennessee Tech because of a back injury that has been hampering him for the last month... also missed the game at Wisconsin... returned to play eight minutes vs. Ohio Dominican Dec played 18 minutes at Detroit and then three minutes at Wright State before ending his season. 14 Paris GULLEY Sr G 6-2 Peoria, Ill. Horizon League Player of the Week Feb second season in Milwaukee... was expected to start in the backcourt before missing the first six games of the regular season with a broken hand... would up returning to play 26 games, making 25 starts... led the team and finished sixth in the league in scoring... reached double figures in points 22 times, including six games of 20 or more points... officially returned from injury Dec. 1 at Northern Iowa, pouring in 24 points... had 16 points vs. Buffalo Dec tallied 21 points in a win over Northern Illinois Dec scored 14 points at DePaul Dec collected 16 points at Wisconsin Dec tallied 20 points vs. Ohio Dominican Dec collected 22 points while making six 3-pointers at Detroit Jan had 13 points at Wright State two days later... tallied 18 points vs. Valparaiso Jan had 17 points and eight rebounds in a win over Cleveland State Jan collected 13 points and seven rebounds vs. Youngstown State two days later... had 14 points and six rebounds at UIC Jan tallied 21 points in a win over Loyola Feb collected 18 points at Youngstown State Feb scored 17 points and made five 3-pointers in a win over UIC Feb had 20 points and seven rebounds at IUPUI Feb led the way with 19 points at Green Bay Feb had 14 points and six rebounds in the league tournament loss at Green Bay March Season Highs Points vs. Mary 11/9 Rebounds vs. Davidson 11/17 Assists... 6 vs. Rider 11/25 Steals times Blocks...1 vs. Mary 11/9 3-Pt. FG...3 vs. Mary 11/9 Minutes... South Carolina 11/11 UWM Career Highs Points... same Rebounds... same Assists... same Steals... same Blocks... same 3-Pt. FG... same Minutes... same Season In Review Page Season Highs Northern Iowa 12/1 Rebounds...8 vs. Cleveland State 1/17 Assists...4 vs. Ohio Dominican 12/29 Steals...3 vs. Ohio Dominican 12/29 Blocks... n/a 3-Pt. Detroit 1/3 Minutes vs. Northern Illinois 12/7 UWM Career Highs Points...26 vs. Detroit 1/14/12 Rebounds... same Assists times Steals... same - 3 times Blocks... Western Michigan 1/3/12 3-Pt. FG... same - 2 times Minutes... same

15 15 Demetrius HARRIS Sr F 6-7 Jacksonville, Ark. Second season in Milwaukee... appeared in all 32 games, making 28 starts... led the team in rebounding... also finished ninth in the league in field goal shooting... collected 12 double-figure scoring efforts, including one game of 20-plus poionts... also reached double figures in rebounding twice, with each effort part of a double-double... led the way with 18 points in the exhibition win over Parkside... had six points in the season-opener vs. Mary Nov added six points at South Carolina two days later... collected 17 points and six rebounds in a win over Davidson Nov tallied 15 points at UALR Nov had 16 points and 12 rebounds vs. Jacksonville Nov added 10 points vs. Rider the next day... seven points, six rebounds and five blocks vs. Northern Illinois Dec came off the bench Dec. 15 vs. Tennessee Tech... had 14 points, five rebounds and four blocks off the bench vs. Ohio Dominican Dec collected 14 points and 10 rebounds at Wright State Jan tallied 14 points and six rebounds vs. Valparaiso Jan just missed a double-double in collecting nine points and nine rebounds vs. Youngstown State Jan had 12 points and eight rebounds vs. Green Bay Jan collected 11 points, eight rebounds and four assists at Loyola Jan tallied 10 points and six rebounds vs. Detroit Feb had nine points and three blocks in a win over UIC Feb collected 21 points and nine rebounds in a win at IUPUI Feb tallied 15 points at Green Bay Feb came off the bench in the league tournament loss at Green Bay March 5 because of illness... still had seven points and seven rebounds. 22 Evan RICHARD So G 6-2 Kieler, Wis. Third season in Milwaukee... played in 26 games, making one start... reached double figures in points two times... tallied 11 points vs. Rider Nov scored six points in 17 minutes off the bench vs. Detroit Feb collected 11 points at Youngstown State Feb made a pair of three-pointers in that contest... had seven points in 13 minutes at Cleveland State Feb collected eight points off the bench in a win over UIC Feb made his first career start Feb. 23 at IUPUI Season Highs Points... IUPUI 2/23 Rebounds vs. Jacksonville 11/24 Loyola 1/30 Steals times Blocks...5 vs. Northern Illinois 12/7 3-Pt. FG... 1 vs. Rider 11/25 Minutes... IUPUI 2/23 UWM Career Highs Points... same Rebounds... same Assists...same - 1 other time Steals... same Blocks...same - 1 other time 3-Pt. FG... same Minutes... same Season In Review Page Season Highs Points times Rebounds... Youngstown State 2/15 Assists...3 vs. Mary 11/9 Steals...2 vs. Wright State 2/9 Blocks... n/a 3-Pt. FG... Youngstown State 2/15 Minutes times UWM Career Highs Points... same Rebounds...4 vs. IUPUI 11/18/11 Assists... same Steals...3 vs. Nebraska-Omaha 12/17/11 Blocks... 1 vs. Loyola 12/1/11 3-Pt. FG...same - 1 other time Minutes vs. Wisconsin 12/13/11

16 23 JJ PANOSKE Fr F 6-10 Brodhead, Wis. Second season in Milwaukee after redshirting last year... played in 29 games, making 16 starts... reached double figures in points four times... also had one double-figure rebounding effort... finished the season with a school-record 41 blocks... was fourth in the league in blocks... scored four points and grabbed three rebounds in his regular season debut vs. Mary Nov had two points and four rebounds vs. Rider Nov collected 13 points to go with six rebounds, three blocks and two steals in 27 minutes at Wisconsin Dec started the game vs. Ohio Dominican Dec. 29, collecting six rebounds... tallied eight points and six rebounds at Detroit Jan had seven rebounds vs. Valparaiso Jan made the start Jan. 17 against Cleveland State, collecting eight points, three rebounds and three blocks... had 15 points and five rebounds vs. Youngstown State two days later... collected eight points, 10 rebounds and four blocks vs. Green Bay Jan tallied seven points, six rebounds and seven blocks in a win over Loyola Feb seven blocks set a new school record... collected 16 points at Youngstown State Feb had seven points and eight rebounds at Cleveland State Feb collected 11 points and five rebounds at IUPUI Feb Austin ARIANS Fr F 6-6 Stoughton, Wis. First season in Milwaukee... appeared in 29 games, making three starts... reached double figures in points six times... scored seven points in 14 minutes in the season opener vs. Mary Nov tallied eight points at South Carolina two days later... scored 13 points off the bench at UALR Nov tallied 10 points and four rebounds vs. Rider Nov knocked in a pair of three-pointers vs. Northern Illinois Dec made his first collegiate start Dec. 15 vs. Tennessee Tech, tallying eight points and three rebounds.. poured in 19 points and grabbed nine rebounds in a win over Cleveland State Jan added 15 more points and grabbed six rebounds vs. Youngstown State two days later... poured in 17 points and made five 3-pointers at Loyola Jan made his second career start Feb. 1 at Valparaiso... had eight points and five rebounds in a win over Loyola Feb scored 15 points at Cleveland State Feb tallied nine points and six rebounds at IUPUI Feb Season Highs Youngstown State 2/15 Rebounds vs. Green Bay 1/25 Assists times Steals... Wisconsin 12/22 Blocks...7 vs. Loyola 2/12 3-Pt. FG... Wisconsin 12/22 Minutes times UWM Career Highs Points... same Rebounds... same Assists... same Steals... same Blocks... same 3-Pt. FG... same Minutes... same Season In Review Page Season Highs Points vs. Cleveland State 1/17 Rebounds...9 vs. Cleveland State 1/17 IUPUI 2/23 Steals times Blocks times 3-Pt. FG times Minutes vs. Cleveland State 1/17 UWM Career Highs Points... same Rebounds... same Assists... same Steals... same Blocks... same 3-Pt. FG... same Minutes... same

17 42 James HAARSMA Sr F 6-7 Racine, Wis. Third season in Milwaukee, including one as a redshirt, after transferring from Evansville... appeared in 26 games, making 20 starts... reached double figures in points seven times, including one outing of 20-plus points... also reached double figures in rebounds twice... had four points and eight rebounds in the season opener vs. Mary Nov tallied 14 points and 10 rebounds at South Carolina two days later... tallied 10 points and seven rebounds vs. Jacksonville Nov collected 14 points and seven rebounds vs. Northern Illinois Dec recorded a double-double of 14 points and 14 rebounds vs. Tennessee Tech Dec had 12 points and five rebounds vs. Ohio Dominican Dec tallied 11 points at Detroit Jan came off the bench for the first time in his Panther career Jan. 25 vs. Green Bay... broke through with 26 points vs. Detroit Feb did not play in the last six games due to a bad foot. 44 Ryan HAGGERTY Sr F 6-8 Glen Ellyn, Ill. Fifth season in Milwaukee... appeared in 31 games, making 13 starts... reached double figures in points one time... played 20 minutes off the bench in the season opener vs. Mary Nov three points, four rebounds and four assists in 33 minutes at South Carolina Nov made a pair of three-pointers in the win over Davidson Nov started the game vs. Ohio Dominican Dec came off the bench to tally 12 points in a win over Cleveland State Jan made his 100th career appearance at UIC Jan re-entered the starting lineup two days later vs. Green Bay... had six points, five rebounds and four assists at Loyola Jan collected eight points and five rebounds vs. Detroit Feb tallied eight points, six rebounds, four steals and two blocks in a win over Loyola Feb six points and four rebounds in a win over UIC Feb Season Highs Points...26 vs. Detroit 2/7 Rebounds vs. Tennessee Tech 12/15 Assists... 4 vs. Detroit 2/7 Steals... 3 vs. Detroit 2/7 Blocks...3 vs. Tennessee Tech 12/15 3-Pt. South Carolina 11/11 Minutes vs. Davidson 11/17 UWM Career Highs Points... same Rebounds vs. Southwest Minnesota State 11/12/11 Assists... same Steals... same - 5 times Blocks... same 3-Pt. FG... 5 vs. Cleveland State 2/14/12 Minutes times Season In Review Page Season Highs Points vs. Cleveland State 1/17 Rebounds...6 vs. Loyola 2/12 Assists times Steals...4 vs. Loyola 2/12 Blocks times 3-Pt. FG times Minutes...35 vs. Detroit 2/7 UWM Career Highs Points...same - 1 other time Rebounds... same Assists... same Steals... same Blocks...3 vs. IUPUI 11/18/11 3-Pt. FG...same - 1 other time Minutes... same

18 45 Christian WOLF Sr F 6-9 Kohler, Wis. Fourth season in Milwaukee after also spending one season at Florida Gulf Coast... appeared in 15 games, making six starts... was in the starting lineup for the season opener vs. Mary, tallying five points... played 17 minutes vs. Davidson, collecting four points and two rebounds... had six rebounds at UALR Nov had four points at DePaul Dec had two points and four rebounds vs. Ohio Dominican Dec was sidelined for over a month with a concussion... returned to make two free throws in a win over UIC Feb also made brief appearances in the final two games of the season against Green Bay. 20 Mitch ROELKE Jr G 6-0 Waunakee, Wis. Third season as a player... also was a team manager for a season... appeared in 18 games, making one start... had eight points in the season opener vs. Mary Nov scored a basket vs. Rider Nov tallied five points, two rebounds and two steals at DePaul Dec made a three-pointer at Fairfield Dec also knocked in a three-pointer vs. Tennessee Tech Dec started the game vs. Ohio Dominican Dec made a three-pointer at Loyola Jan Season Highs Points...8 vs. Mary 11/9 Rebounds times Assists times Steals... DePaul 12/9 Blocks... DePaul 12/9 3-Pt. FG...2 vs. Mary 11/9 DePaul 12/ Season Highs Points...5 vs. Mary 11/9 Rebounds... UALR 11/29 Assists times Steals...1 vs. Ohio Dominican 12/29 Blocks...1 vs. Ohio Dominican 12/29 3-Pt. FG... n/a Minutes... UALR 11/19 UWM Career Highs Points... same Rebounds... same Assists... Wright State 2/12/12 Steals... same Blocks... same 3-Pt. FG... same Minutes... same Season In Review Page Quinton GUSTAVSON Jr F 6-9 Racine, Wis. Fourth season in Milwaukee... appeared in 11 games... scored a point in two minutes in the season opener vs. Mary... grabbed a rebound at DePaul Dec scored four points vs. Ohio Dominican Dec played 10 minutes and grabbed three rebounds at Valparaiso Feb scored four points and had two rebounds in nine minutes vs. Wright State Feb Season Highs Points times Valparaiso 2/1 Assists times Steals... n/a Blocks times 3-Pt. FG...1 vs. Ohio Dominican 12/29 Minutes... Youngstown St. 2/15