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1 Game # 20 Sunday, January 21, 2007 RAIDER BASKETBALL GAME NOTES office fax 888.RAIDERS - Results Hotline Schedule/Results 11/2 INDIANAPOLIS (ex) W /11 at Miami W /19 at Coastal Carolina L 2OT /22 at Chicago State L /2 DETROIT* W /5 at Bradley L /9 at St. Bonaventure W /13 at Marshall L /16 BOWLING GREEN L /19 MARIST W /21 CHICAGO STATE W Hispanic College Fund LSU 12/27 at LSU L /28 vs Samford W /29 vs Mississippi Valley State W /2 IPFW W /4 UIC* W /6 at Butler* L /10 LOYOLA* W /13 UW-GREEN BAY* W /18 at Cleveland State* W /21 at UW-Milwaukee* 2 pm 1/24 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* 7 pm 1/27 at Loyola* 5 pm 1/29 at UW-Green Bay* 8 pm 2/3 at Detroit* ESPN2 4 pm 2/5 UW-MILWAUKEE* 7 pm 2/7 at UIC* 8 pm 2/10 BUTLER* 7 pm 2/14 CLEVELAND STATE* 7 pm 2/17 BRACKET BUSTER TBA 2/22 at Youngstown State* 7 pm 2/27 HL First Round TBA 3/2 HL Second Round TBA 3/3 HL Semi-Finals ESPNU 5 & 7 pm 3/6 HL Finals ESPN 9 pm *Horizon League games Times are Eastern and subject to change. Staging the Game Date: Sunday, January 21, 2007 Opponent: UW-Milwaukee (6-14, 3-4) Tipoff: 2 pm EST Next Up: host Youngstown Location: Milwaukee, WI State Wed., Jan. 24 at 7 pm Venue: US Cellular Arena EST on WONE, WIZE and Radio: WONE, 980 AM, WIZE, 1340 AM video/audio at wsuraiders. TV: none (video at horizonleague.org) com. Audio Stream: wsuraiders.com Today s Opponent: UWM is coming off a Wednesday win over UIC at home. Avery Smith poured in 19 as Paige Paulson finished with 18 points. Allan Hanson and Ricky Franklin also were in double figures. Milwaukee started the year at 2-11 but 4-3 since then, including wins over Detroit and Cleveland State. Smith has led the Panthers at 15.4 points a game while Paulson has added 11.3 per contest. Paulson also adds 6.1 rebounds. Stats Breakdown Category WSU UWM Points Opponent Points Rebounds Opponent Rebounds FG% 44% 38% Opponent FG% 44% 48% Three % 37% 32% Opponent Three % 35% 39% FT% 74% 68% Assists Turnovers Steals Blocks Games UWM Probables F #1 Kevin Massiah 7.7 ppg, 5.4 rpg F #25 Paige Paulsen 11.3 ppg, 6.1 rpg G #00 Avery Smith 15.4 ppg, 4.2 rpg G #5 Ricky Franklin 6.5 ppg, 3.0 rpg G #12 Allan Hanson 7.6 ppg, 3.5 rpg Wright State (12-7, 5-1 Horizon League) No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown PPG RPG 2 Scottie Wilson F Jr. Middletown, OH Drew Burleson* F Sr. Wheelersburg, OH DaShaun Wood* G Sr. Detroit, MI Eric Stevenson G Fr. Warrenton, NC Todd Brown* G Fr. Canton, OH Tyrone Scott G Sr. Detroit, MI Reinaldo Smith G Sr. Dayton, OH William Graham G So. Lexington, KY Vaughn Duggins* G Fr. Pendleton, IN Jordan Pleiman* F Jr. Ft. Loramie, OH Head Coach: Brad Brownell (first year at WSU; overall in his fifth year; 12-7 in first year at WSU) Assistant Coaches: Marty McGillan, Billy Donlon, Adrian Townsend Director of Operations: Cliff Dillard Administrative Assistant: John Moseley *previous game starters

2 Series Records Bowling Green 0-1 Bradley 0-1 Butler 1-1 Campbell 3-0 Chicago State 1-1 College of Charleston 1-3 Coastal Carolina 2-1 Cleveland State 1-0 Colorado 0-1 Dayton 0-1 Delaware 9-1 Detroit 1-0 Drexel 9-1 East Carolina 0-1 East Tennessee State 1-1 Elon 2-0 Fairfield 0-1 George Mason 4-6 George Washington 0-1 Georgia State 2-0 Hofstra 8-2 Illinois-Chicago 1-2 IPFW 1-0 Jacksonville 2-0 James Madison 8-0 LSU 0-1 Loyola 1-0 Marist 1-0 Marshall 2-1 Maryland 0-1 Miami (OH) 1-0 Mississippi Valley State 1-0 North Carolina State 0-1 North Texas 1-1 Northeastern 2-0 Northwestern 1-0 Old Dominion 0-7 St. Bonaventure 1-0 Samford 1-0 Texas Tech 0-1 Texas-San Antonio 2-0 Towson 6-1 UNC-Ashville 3-0 UNC-Chapel Hill 0-2 Virginia Commonwealth 6-3 William & Mary 7-1 Wisconsin 0-1 UW-Green Bay 1-0 UW-Milwaukee 0-0 Wyoming 1-0 Youngstown State 0-0 Brad Brownell - Head Coach Overall 5th year; 12-7 in 1st year at WSU Brad Brownell became the seventh coach in Wright State history on March 31, 2006 and hit the ground running as he was introduced a few days later to a large fan reception in the new Setzer Pavilion/Mills Morgan Center. As he accepted questions from the audience, the fans were hoping the season could start immediately as Coach Brownell showed why WSU Athletics Director Dr. Michael Cusack chose him from many applicants to guide the future of the promising Raider program. During Brownell s tenure as head coach, the UNCW men s basketball program had enjoyed an unprecedented era of success. The Evansville, IN native brings a four-year head coaching record of to the Raiders along with two NCAA Tournament berths. UNCW posted a 25-8 mark last season and won the CAA Tournament, beating Final Four participant George Mason University. The Seahawks lost in overtime to George Washington University His four-year Colonial conference record was which was the best during the period. Brownell was twice named the CAA Coach of the Year (2003 and 2006) and twice the collegeinsider.com Coach of the Year. Foxsports.com also named him the Mid-Major Coach of the Year last year. Averaging just short of 21 wins a season, Brownell has compiled five All-CAA performers, one CAA Player of the Year, four All-Defensive Team selections, one Defensive Player of the Year and seven CAA All- Academic honorees. Before taking the helm, Brownell was an assistant or associate head coach under current DePaul University head coach Jerry Wainwright. UNCW posted a mark during that eight-year period, including two NCAA and two NIT appearances. During his 12 years in Wilmington, UNCW was one of the best defensive teams in the nation, leading the CAA in defense in all but two of those campaigns. Brownell earned his Bachelor s Degree from DePauw University in 1991 and completed his Master s Degree at the University of Indianapolis in 1994.

3 The Brownell Numbers Graduate Assistant Coach: University of Evansville Season Overall Pct. Conf. Pct NCAAs Assistant Coach: University of Indianapolis Assistant Coach/Associate Head Coach: UNC-Wilmington NIT NCAAs NIT NCAAs Head Coach: UNC-Wilmington * NCAAs * NCAAs 4 Yrs *Conference of the Year Head Coach: Wright State overall General Information School: Wright State University Location: Dayton, OH Founded: 1964 Enrollment: 16,488 Nickname: Raiders Colors: Hunter Green & Gold Conference: Horizon League Homecourt: Ervin J. Nutter Center Capacity: 11,019 President: Dr. Kim Goldenberg President as of Feb.: Dr. David Hopkins Athletics Director: Dr. Michael Cusack Phone: 937/ Fax: 937/ Results Hotline: 888-RAIDERS Website: Basketball First Year: 1970 Head Coach: Brad Brownell Alma Mater: DePauw, 1991 Assistants: Marty McGillan, Billy Donlon, Adrian Townsend Director of Operations: Cliff Dillard Administrative Assistant: John Moseley Athletic Trainer: Tony Ortiz phone: 937/ staff john.moseley@wright.edu Athletic Communications Assistant AD/SID: Bob Noss phone: 937/ robert.noss@wright.edu Associate SID: Matt Zircher phone: 937/ matt.zircher@wright.edu Assistant SID: Greg Campbell phone: greg.campbell@wright.edu Media Assistant: David McMenimin david.mcmenimin@wright.edu Students: Chris Kirby, Kelly Cassidy, Rauni McMillan, Chad McKinney, Brad Kobow, Ryan Muhlenkamp, Randi Salyer. Table Crew: Mike Zink, Derek Munger, David Benner, Ken Herr. Official Scorers: Erin Anderson Public Address: Gordie Wise, Randy Cooke. Stats Crew: Dave Swanson, Kevin Stewart, Charlie Giles.

4 Wright State s Record When... At home 7-1 On road 3-6 At neutral sites 2-0 After a loss 5-2 In overtime 0-1 Games decided by 3 or less 5-1 Games decided by Games decided by Games decided by Games decided by 20-plus 1-3 Leading at half 9-2 Tied at half 0-1 Trailing at half 3-4 WSU shoots 50% or better 5-1 WSU shoots less than 50% 7-6 WSU shoots better than our opponent 9-1 Opponent shoots better than 50% 0-3 Opponent shoots less than 50% 11-4 WSU outrebounds opponent 7-1 WSU gets outrebounded 5-6 WSU shoots 70% or better from line 12-1 WSU has more FT attempts 6-1 Opponent has more FT attempts 6-5 Same FT attempts 0-1 WSU has more turnovers than opponent 7-3 WSU has fewer turnovers than opponent 5-3 Same number of turnovers 0-1 WSU scores 100-plus points 0-0 WSU scores points 0-0 WSU scores points 1-0 WSU scores points 4-2 WSU scores points 3-1 WSU scores points 3-0 WSU scores less than 50 points 0-2 Opponent scores 100-plus points 0-0 Opponent scores points 0-0 Opponent scores points 0-1 Opponent scores points 0-4 Opponent scores points 5-0 Opponent scores points 6-1 Opponent scores less than 50 points 1-1 On Sundays 0-1 On Mondays 0-0 On Tuesdays 2-1 On Wednesdays 1-3 On Thursdays 4-0 On Fridays 1-0 On Saturdays 4-2 On Sundays 0-0 In November 1-2 In December 6-4 In January 5-1 In February 0-0 In March 0-0 DDN Writer Marc Katz wears a light color shirt 2-3 DDN Writer Marc Katz wears a dark color shirt 9-3 Starting Miami: W-Wood, Duggins, Graham, Pleiman, C Carolina:L-Wood, Duggins, Graham, Pleiman, Chicago State: L-Wood, Duggins, Graham, Pleiman, Wilson Detroit: W-Wood, Smith, Graham, Pleiman, Bradley: L-Wood, Smith, Graham, Pleiman, St. Bonaventure: W-Wood, Duggins, Graham, Pleiman, Marshall: L-Wood, Duggins, Graham, Pleiman, Burleson Bowling Green: L-Wood, Duggins, Graham, Pleiman, Burleson Marist: W-Wood, Duggins, Graham, Pleiman, Burleson Chicago State: W-Wood, Duggins, Graham, Pleiman, Burleson at LSU: L-Wood, Duggins, Graham, Pleiman, Burleson vs Samford: W-Wood, Duggins, Graham, Pleiman, Burleson vs Miss Valley: W-Wood, Duggins, Graham, Pleiman, Burleson IPFW: W-Wood, Duggins, Pleiman, Burleson, Brown UIC: W-Wood, Duggins, Pleiman, Burleson, Butler: L-Wood, Duggins, Pleiman, Burleson, Brown Loyola:W-Wood, Duggins, Pleiman, Burleson, Brown UW-Green Bay: W-Wood, Duggins, Pleiman, Burleson, Cleveland State: W-Wood, Duggins, Pleiman, Burleson, UW-Milwaukee: Youngstown UW-Green Detroit: UIC: Butler: Cleveland State: Bracket Youngstown State: HL 1st Round: HL 2nd Round: HL Semi: HL Finals: Double Figure Scoring Player Season Career Wood 19 79* Burleson 4 53 Pleiman 7 29 Wilson 2 5 Scott 0 5 Duggins 8 8 Brown 8 8 *currently 32 straight 20-Point Games Player Season Career Wood 9* 25 Burleson 0 1 Pleiman 1 2 Brown 1 1 *two 30-point games Double-Doubles Pleiman 2 6 Wood 0 3

5 Numerical Roster: No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown (H.S./C.C.) 2 Scottie Wilson F Jr. Middletown, OH (Cincinnati State) 4 Drew Burleson F Sr. Wheelersburg, OH (Wheelersburg) 5 DaShaun Wood G Sr. Detroit, MI (Crockett) 11 Eric Stevenson G Fr. Warrenton, NC (Warren County) 21 Todd Brown G Fr. Canton, OH (McKinley) 22 Tyrone Scott G Sr. Detroit, MI (Schoolcraft CC) 24 Reinaldo Smith G Sr. Dayton, OH (Fairborn) 34 William Graham G So. Lexington, KY (Catholic) 44 Vaughn Duggins G Fr. Pendleton, IN (Pendleton) 50 Jordan Pleiman F Jr. Ft. Loramie, OH (Ft. Loramie) Alphabetical Roster: 21 Todd Brown 4 Drew Burleson 44 Vaughn Duggins 34 Will Graham 50 Jordan Pleiman 22 Tyrone Scott 24 Reinaldo Smith 11 Eric Stevenson 2 Scottie Wilson 5 DaShaun Wood Head Coach: Brad Brownell (DePauw, 1991) Assistant Coach: Marty McGillan (UNCW, 1990) Assistant Coach: Billy Donlon (UNCW, 1997) Assistant Coach: Adrian Townsend (California-PA, 1991) Director of Operations: Cliff Dillard (Campbell, 1990) Pronunciations: DaShaun Wood - DAY-shawn WOOD Jordan Pleiman - JOR-dan PLY-man Vaughn Duggins - DUG-ins Wright State University Raiders Back Row (L-R): Assistant Coach Adrian Townsend, Head Coach Brad Brownell, redshirt Ronnie Thomas, Todd Brown, Jordan Pleiman, Scottie Wilson, Administrative Assistant John Moseley, Assistant Coach Marty McGillan, Director of Basketball Operations Cliff Dillard, Assistant Coach Billy Donlon. Front Row (L-R): Will Graham, Vaughn Duggins, Reinaldo Smith, DaShaun Wood, Eric Stevenson, Tyrone Scott, Drew Burleson.

6 Team Overall Scoring: 8th Scoring Defense: 2nd Scoring Margin: 6th FT Percent: 2nd FG Percent: 2nd FG Defense: 4th Three-Point Percent: 3rd Three-Point Defense: 3rd Rebound-Offense: 8th Rebound-Defense: 1st Rebound Margin: 6th Blocked Shots: 9th Assists: 7th Steals: 4th Turnover Margin: 5th Assist/Turnover Ratio: 5th Offensive Rebounds: 8th Defensive Rebounds: 8th Three-Pointers Made: 8th Individual Overall Scoring: Wood, 1st Rebounding: Pleiman, 9th Burleson,15th FG%: Pleiman, 2nd Wood, 12th Assists: Wood, 5th Duggins, 14th FT %: Wood, 2nd Steals: Wood, 2nd 3-pt %: Wood, 5th 3-pt FG Made: Wood, 4th Assist/Turnover: Wood, 6th Standings as of 1/20 AM Wright State 12-7, 5-1 Butler 16-2, 4-1 UIC 9-10, 4-2 Loyola 12-7, 4-3 Youngstown State 8-11, 3-4 UW-Milwaukee 6-14, 3-4 UW-Green Bay 10-8, 2-3 Detroit 5-12, 2-4 Cleveland State 7-13, 1-6 Team League Scoring: 3rd Scoring Defense: 3rd Scoring Margin: 2nd FT Percent: 1st FG Percent: 1st FG Defense: 4th Three-Point Percent: 2nd Three-Point Defense: 3rd Rebound-Offense: 7th Rebound-Defense: 1st Rebound Margin: 3rd Blocked Shots: 8th Assists: 1st Steals: 4th Turnover Margin: 2nd Assist/Turnover Ratio: 2nd Offensive Rebounds: 8th Defensive Rebounds: 5th Three-Pointers Made: 7th Individual League Scoring: Wood, 2nd Brown, 18th Rebounding: Pleiman, 12th Burleson, 17th FG%: Pleiman, 1st Burleson, 2nd Wood, 15th Brown, 8th Assists: Wood, 2nd Duggins, 10th FT %: Wood, 3rd Brown, 10th Steals: Wood, 3rd Graham, 9th 3-pt %: Burleson, 1st Wood, 3rd Duggins, 9th 3-pt FG Made: Wood, 4th Assist/Turnover: Wood, 9th Players of the Week 11/13 DaShaun Wood, WSU 11/20 AJ Graves, Butler 11/27 AJ Graves, Butler 12/4 Othyus Jeffers, UIC 12/11 Keston Roberts, YSU 12/18 Mike Schachtner, UWGB 12/26 DaShaun Wood, WSU 1/2 Keston Roberts, YSU 2/8 JR Blount, Loyola 2/15 TJ Gray, UIC as of 1/20/07 Saturday, January 20 Detroit at UIC...2:00 UW-Green Bay at Butler...2:00 Cleveland State at Youngstown State...7:05 IPFW at Loyola...4:00 Sunday, January 21 Wright State at UW-Milwaukee...2:05 Wednesday, January 24 Youngstown State at Wright State...7:00 UIC at UW-Green Bay...8:05 Thursday, January 25 UW-Milwaukee at Detroit...7:05 Butler at Loyola...8:00 Valparaiso at UMKC...8:00 Saturday, January 27

7 Following the Raiders: Raider Radio Network: Every Raider game will be broadcast live on WONE, 980 AM and WIZE, 1340 AM with Chris Collins in his tenth season of action and first as the Dean of HL Broadcasters. The color commentator role will be filled this year by a variety of former players. The radio broadcast can also be accessed through the internet at wsuraiders. com or CSTV.com. An expanded pregame show will feature more exclusive interviews while the post-game show will feature a call-in format with host Scott Leo. Tonight s color commentator will be Chris Wampler, former Raider great. WWSU, FM will broadcast select home games. The New wsuraiders.com: Check out the new Raider website at wsuraiders.com. All the schedules, scores and stats can be found here along with video, photos and bios of all WSU sports. Tickets: Tickets for all men s and women s basketball games can be purchased at the Nutter Center Box Office or through TickerMaster online. For more information, call For group sales, call Joni Davidson at The Brad Brownell Radio Show: WONE, 980 AM and WIZE, 1340 AM will air The Brad Brownell Radio Show from 6-7 pm at the area Fricker s Restaurants. These shows will also be streamed via the internet at wsuraiders.com. Host Chris Collins and the Raider head coach will take questions in person or over the phone at WONE. Jan. 22-West Carrollton Jan. 31-Huber Feb. 12-West Carrollton Feb. 19-Huber Live Video: The Raiders started something a few years ago that has caught on throughout the Horizon League. Anyone can watch all home games this year or road League games by clicking on Horizon League Network via CSTV at horizonleague. org or by going to wsuraiders.com. Raider Television: The Raiders will appear on ESPN2 at Detroit Feb. 3 while other games are currently being worked out for local coverage. WHIO-TV: Check out Coach Brad Brownell every Sunday night during the 11 pm sports segment. Freshman Vaughn Duggins has helped the Raiders with his complete basketball skills. photo by Tim Zechar

8 1,000 points/500 rebounds: DaShaun Wood scored his 1,000th point last year and is now looking for his 500th rebound while Drew Burleson hit his 1,000th point vs Loyola and is looking for his 500th rebound. Wood has 1,567 points (6th) and 481 rebounds; Burleson has 1,024 points and 482 rebounds--each in 105 career games. Wood also sits sixth all-time in assists. Close Calls: Wright State has had eight games decided by seven or less points, going 5-3. WSU has won two games in the closing seconds by one point each at Miami (OH) and home against Detroit and two by two points at St. Bonaventure and home against Chicago State. One loss also came in double overtime at Coastal Carolina. DaShaun Wood supplied the winner in all five of these victories with a short jumper at MU, a running jumper vs. Mississippi Valley and two free throws versus Detroit. He then hit two free throws to seal the win at SBU and at home against Chicago State. On The Road: The Raiders finished an early-season stretch that saw them play six of the first seven games on the road. WSU has posted a 3-6 record thus far on the road this year. These three road wins ties last year s total for the year. In fact, since , the Raiders posted two years without road wins. The Raiders are now 2-0 on neutral courts. 78 CSU: The 78 points WSU scored at CSU was the most on the road since they scored 80 at Belmont last year. Over the last three games, WSU is averaging 79 points. Next Radio Show: The next Brad Brownell Radio Show will be Monday, January 22 at the Fricker s Restaurant in West Carrollton. The show can be heard live on WONE, 980 AM, WIZE, 1340 AM and through the internet at wsuraiders.com from 6-7 pm. Number 100: DaShaun Wood and Drew Burleson appeared in their 100th career games versus IPFW. The WSU record is 117 set by Steve Purcell who played Wood From The Line: Dating back to the end of the second Chicago State game until the UWGB game, DaShaun Wood has hit 37 straight free throws. The WSU record is 47 straight by Jesse Deister in Pleiman Rebounds: Jordan Pleiman grabbed his 400 career rebound vs. UIC. Wood Ranked: In the latest NCAA national rankings as of 1/16/07, DaShaun Wood ranks 41st in scoring and 15th in free throw percentage. Got 1,000: Drew Burleson became WSU s 26th member of the 1,000-point Club vs Loyola. 12 Wins: The last time WSU had 12 wins this early was when the Raiders went 13-6 after 19 games. Series Records School Overall Brownell Streak Last Meeting Miami WSU 1 WSU won at MU 11/11/06 Coastal Carolina CC 2 CC won 2OT at CC 11/19/06 Chicago State WSU 1 WSU won at WSU 12/21/06 Detroit WSU 1 WSU won at WSU /2/06 Bradley BU 1 BU won at BU /5/06 St. Bonaventure WSU 1 WSU won at SBU /9/06 Marshall MU 1 MU won at MU /13/06 Bowling Green BG 1 BG won at WSU /16/06 Marist WSU 1 WSU won at WSU 12/19/06 LSU LSU 1 LSU won at LSU 12/27/06 Samford WSU 1 WSU won at LSU Tourn. 12/28/06 Miss Valley WSU 2 WSU won at LSU Tourn. 12/29/06 IPFW WSU 2 WSU won at WSU 1/2/07 UIC WSU 1 WSU won at WSU 1/4/07 Butler BU 1 BU won at BU 1/6/07 Loyola WSU 1 WSU won at WSU 1/10/07 UWGB WSU 2 WSU won at WSU 1/13/07 Cleveland State WSU 1 WSU won at CSU 1/18/07 UWM WSU 1 WSU won at WSU 2/2/06 Youngstown St WSU 7 WSU won at WSU 1/30/06

9 Wright State vs UW-Milwaukee 1/21/06 7:00 PM CST at U.S. Cellular Arena VISITORS: Wright State 8-8, 4-2 HL 04 BURLESON, Drew... f PLEIMAN, Jordan... f WOOD, DaShaun... g TAYLOR, Jaron... g GRAHAM, William... g WILSON, Scottie SPENCER, Everett SCOTT, Tyrone MUNROE, Parysh CHANCELLOR, Walter TEAM Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 43.9% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 41.7% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 65.0% 3 HOME TEAM: UW-Milwaukee 14-4, 7-1 HL 13 TUCKER, Joah... f MCCOY, Jason... f TIGERT, Adrian... c HILL, Chris... g DAVIS, Boo... g MASSIAH, Kevin SMITH, Avery PANCRATZ, Mark HANSON, Allan YOUNG, Tyrone FORD, Derrick TEAM Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 42.6% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 30.0% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 64.3% 5 Officials: Lamont Simpson, Tim Hutchinson and Dan Dorian Technical fouls: Wright State-None. UW-Milwaukee-None. Attendance: 6637 Wright State UW-Milwaukee ID Eighth-largest attendance in school history Points in the paint-wsu 16,UWM 30. Points off turnovers-wsu 10,UWM 12. 2nd chance points-wsu 5,UWM 10. Fast break points-wsu 6,UWM 8. Bench points-wsu 11,UWM 2. Score tied-2 times. Lead changed-7 times. Last FG-WSU 2nd-00:04, UWM 2nd-02:06. Largest lead-wsu by 3 1st-18:53, UWM by 11 1st-08:18. UW-Milwaukee vs Wright State 2/2/06 7:00 PM EST at Ervin J. Nutter Center VISITORS: UW-Milwaukee 16-5, 9-2 HL 21 MCCOY, Jason... f TIGERT, Adrian... f HILL, Chris... g TUCKER, Joah... g DAVIS, Boo... g MASSIAH, Kevin SMITH, Avery PANCRATZ, Mark HANSON, Allan WIMMER, Derrick HANSEN, Nick YOUNG, Tyrone FORD, Derrick TEAM Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 35.2% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 27.8% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 55.0% 2 HOME TEAM: Wright State 10-10, 6-4 HL 04 BURLESON, Drew... f PLEIMAN, Jordan... f WOOD, DaShaun... g TAYLOR, Jaron... g GRAHAM, William... g WILSON, Scottie SPENCER, Everett SCOTT, Tyrone CHANCELLOR, Walter TEAM... Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 45.2% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 0.0% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 80.8% 1 Officials: Lamont Simpson, Mike Sanzere and Phil Bova Technical fouls: UW-Milwaukee-None. Wright State-None. Attendance: 6595 UW-Milwaukee Wright State ID Points in the paint-uwm 26,WSU 26. Points off turnovers-uwm 3,WSU 14. 2nd chance points-uwm 14,WSU 10. Fast break points-uwm 0,WSU 4. Bench points-uwm 5,WSU 12. Score tied-11 times. Lead changed-12 times. Last FG-UWM 2nd-00:14, WSU 2nd-00:32. Largest lead-uwm by 2 1st-17:03, WSU by 10 2nd-08:47. UWM leads overall 1/17/77 L A 2/21/98 W A 1/17/05 L A 2/13/78 W H 1/21/99 L A 2/2/05 L H 3/4/89 W H 2/20/99 W H 1/21/06 L A 1/12/91 W H 1/20/00 W H 2/2/06 W /28/91 L A 2/19/00 L A 2/1/94 L H 1/18/01 L A 2/22/94 W A 2/17/01 W H 1/28/95 W A 3/3/01 W H (MCC) 1/20/96 W A 1/17/02 L H (OT) 2/22/96 W H 2/14/02 L A 1/18/97 L A 1/25/03 L A 2/13/97 W H 2/27/03 L H 2/28/97 L H (MCC) 1/27/04 L H 1/22/98 L H 2/7/04 L A

10 Raiders Ink Four Top Recruits Brad Brownell signed four recruits during the early period: Kyle Pressley of Ft. Wayne, IN; Cooper Land of Flower Mound, TX ; Troy Tabler of Cincinnati, OH and Gavin Horne of Waterloo, Canada. *Pressley, a 6-9, 215-pound senior from Ft. Wayne s Concordia Lutheran High School, averaged 13 points and nine rebounds with five blocks a game as a junior. Pressley was an all-conference wide receiver for the football team. *Cooper, a 6-8 senior forward at Marcus High School near Dallas, TX, averaged 10 points and five rebounds as his team posted a record as a junior. *Tabler, a 6-4 senior guard, averaged 14 points, five rebounds and three assists last season. Over the summer, a recruiting service rivals.com ranked him as the 16th top prospect in Ohio. His father is former major league player Pat Tabler. *Horne, a 6-7, 205-pound sophomore at Sante Fe Community College in Gainesville, FL, is a native of Waterloo, Canada where he attended Waterloo Collegiate Institute for high school. Last year, as a freshmen, Horne averaged 8.8 points and 7.2 rebounds and shot 60% from the field and 68% from the line as the Saints posted a record. Recruiting Class Kyle Pressley 6-9 Fr. Concordia Lutheran High School Fort Wayne, IN Cooper Land 6-8 Fr. Marcus High School Flower Mound, TX Troy Tabler 6-4 Fr. Moeller High School Cincinnati, OH Gavin Horne 6-7 Jr. Sante Fe C C in Fl. Waterloo, Canada Two others will join the Raiders next year in 6-8 forward Ronnie Thomas and 6-4 guard John David Gardner. Thomas, a native of Middlebury, IN, transferred from Duquesne last summer. At quarter break, Gardner transferred to WSU from UNC-Wilmington. Both will have three years remaining and be eligible after the fall quarter, Horizon League Honors: First Team: Blake Schilb, LU (preseason player of the year) Brandon Cotton, UDM Quin Humphrey, YSU DaShaun Wood, WSU Ryan Evanochko, UWGB Second Team: Othyus Jeffers, UIC AJ Graves, BU Majak Kou, LU Leon Young, LU J Nathan Bullock, CSU Order of Predicted Finish: Loyola, UW-Green Bay, Detroit, UIC, Wright State, Butler, UW- Milwaukee, Youngstown State and Cleveland State Post-Season Honors: First Team: Brandon Polk, BU; Blake Schilb, LU; Joah Tucker, UWM; DaShaun Wood, WSU; Quin Humphrey, YSU. Second Team: Brandon Cotton, UDM; Justin Bowen, UIC; Ryan Evanochko, UWGB; Boo Davis, UWM; Adrian Tigert, UWM. Newcomer Team: Othyus Jeffers, UIC; Josh Mayo, UIC; Leon Young, LU; Keston Roberts, YSU; Mike Schachtner, UWGB. Defensive Team: Torvoris Baker, UDM; Majak Kou, LU; Terry Evans, UWGB; Adrian Tigert, UWM; DaShaun Wood, WSU. Player of the Year: Brandon Polk, BU; Coach of the Year: Todd Lickliter, BU; Newcomer of the Year: Othyus Jeffers, UIC.

11 WSU s Ervin J. Nutter Center: The Nutter Center opened its doors in 1990 and the first basketball game was played Dec. 1, 1990 as the Raiders defeated Tennessee State in front of 10,234 fans. Two other crowds eclipsed that mark, includeing 10,803 to see the Raiders defeat cross-town rival Dayton on January 8, It has been the site of five conference basketball tournaments for the men s team as well as many exciting Raider wins such as the 1993 Mid-Continent Conference Championship that clinched the first Division I NCAA Tournament bid, #25 Xavier in 1995 and #6 Michigan State in The Nutter Center serves as a focal point for Greene County and the entire southwest Ohio area for entertainment, meetings and sports with bookings more than 280 days out of the year. Since opening in 1990, the Center has been consistently ranked in the top ten grossing venues in the country for a building its size. Raiders at Home : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 7-1 Total: (.664)

12 1,000-Point Club 1. Bill Edwards, Keion Brooks, Vernard Hollins, Bob Schaefer, Sean Hammonds, DaShaun Wood, Mark Vest, Seth Doliboa, Marcus Mumphrey, Lyle Falknor, Bob Grote, Joe Jackson, Fred Moore, Andy Warner, Kevin Melson, Mark Woods, Rick Martin, Vitaly Potapenko, Eddie Crowe, Bill Fogt, Mike Nahar, Rodney Benson, Bill Wilson, Drew Burleson, Israel Sheinfeld, Tim Walker, Rebound Club 1. Bill Edwards, Sean Hammonds, Jim Minch, Bill Fogt, Bob Schaefer, Vernard Hollins, Steve Hartings, Seth Doliboa, Thomas Hope, Bob Grote, Steve Purcell, Kevin Melson, Delme Herriman, Fred Moore, 510 DaShaun Wood, 481 Drew Burleson, 482 Games Played 1. Steve Purcell, Delme Herriman, Bill Edwards, Sean Hammonds, 113 Mark Woods, 113 Thomas Hope, Andy Warner, 112 Vernard Hollins, Chris Wampler, 111 Marcus Mumphrey, 111 DaShaun Wood, 105 Drew Burleson, 105 Field Goals Made 1. Bill Edwards, Keion Brooks, Bob Schaefer, Mark Vest, Sean Hammonds, Lyle Falknor, Vernard Hollins, DaShaun Wood, 544 Field Goals Attempted 1. Bill Edwards, Keion Brooks, Bob Schaefer, Vernard Hollins, Lyle Falknor, Mark Vest, DaShaun Wood, 1201 Free Throws Made 1. Vernard Hollins, Bill Edwards, DaShaun Wood, 397 Free Throws Attempted 1. Vernard Hollins, Bill Edwards, Keion Brooks, Sean Hammonds, DaShaun Wood, 508 Assists 1. Mark Woods, Lenny Lyons, Vernard Hollins, Eddie Crowe, Keion Brooks, DaShaun Wood, 397 Steals 1. Mark Woods, Rick Martin, Bob Grote, Bill Fogt, Keion Brooks, Joe Jackson, Tim Walker, DaShaun Wood, 178 Minutes Played 1. Vernard Hollins, DaShaun Wood, 3707 Senior DaShaun Wood hits the game winner at Miami (OH). photo by Tim Zechar

13 #2 Scottie Wilson, 6-6, 215, Jr., F, Middletown, OH (Cincinnati State CC) RAIDER BASKETBALL GAME NOTES : Started the exhibition game, scoring nine points...12 points and 8 rebounds at Miami...8 rebounds at CC...15 points at Chicago State...eight rebounds vs. Detroit and Ryvon Covile...10 rebounds at Bradley...sidelined with broken hand from St. Bonaventure game...returned vs. LSU...nine points and five rebounds vs Mississippi Valley. Opp. MP FG-FGA 3-A FT-FTA REB PF A TO BLK ST Miami Coastal Carolina Chicago State* Detroit Bradley St. Bonaventure Marshall DNP-injury Bowling Green DNP-injury Marist DNP-injury Chicago State DNP-injury LSU Samford Miss Valley State IPFW UIC Butler Loyola UW-Green Bay Cleveland State UW-Milwaukee Youngstown UW-Green Detroit UIC Butler Cleveland State Bracket Youngstown St. HL Tournament *starter Career Highs Season Highs Minutes Played: 33 vs Detroit 12/7/05 Minutes Played: 29 at Bradley 12/5 Points: 15 at Chicago State 11/22/06 Points: 15 at Chicago State 11/22 Rebounds: 10 at Bradley 12/5/06 Rebounds: 10 at Bradley 12/5 Assists: 2, three times Assists: 1, three times Steals: 2 at Chicago State 11/22/06 Steals: 2 at Chicago State 11/22 Field Goals: 5 at Chicago State 11/22/06 Field Goals: 5 at Chicago State 11/22 Threes: 2, twice Threes: 2, three times Free Throws: 8 vs UW-Milwaukee 2/2/06 Free Throws: 3 at Chicago State 11/22 Blocks: 2 vs Ball State 11/26 /05 Blocks: 1 five times Year G FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Rebs As t Blk Stl Pts totals

14 #4 Drew Burleson, F, 6-6, 220, Sr., F, Wheelersburg, OH (Wheelersburg) : Eight points/eight rebounds in exhibition...started at Miami...grabbed 400th rebound at Chicago State...38 minutes vs Detroit...nine rebounds at St. Bonaventure...10 rebounds versus Bowling Green...100th game vs IPFW...18 points vs UIC th point came against Loyola with 11 points...11 points vs UWGB with nine rebounds...11 points at Cleveland State. Opp. MP FG-FGA 3-A FT-FTA REB PF A TO BLK ST Miami* Coastal Carolina* Chicago State Detroit* Bradley St. Bonaventure* Marshall* Bowling Green* Marist* Chicago State* LSU* Samford* Miss Valley State* IPFW* UIC* Butler* Loyola* UW-Green Bay* Cleveland State* UW-Milwaukee Youngstown UW-Green Detroit UIC Butler Cleveland State Bracket Youngstown State HL Tournament *starter Career Highs Season Highs Minutes Played: 44 vs Butler 2/11/06 Minutes Played: 38 vs Detroit 12/2 Points: 21 at Youngstown State 2/16/05 Points: 18 vs UIC 1/4 Rebounds: 10 vs Bowling Green 12/16/06 Rebounds: 10 vs Bowling Green 12/16 Assists: 4 vs Loyola 1/7/06 Assists: 3 vs UWGB 1/13 Steals: 3 vs Belmont 12/17/05 Steals: 2, three times Field Goals: 8 at YSU 2/16/05 Field Goals: 6 vs UIC 1/4 Threes: 3 five times Threes: 3 vs UIC 1/4 Free Throws: 8 at Cleveland State 1/8/04 Free Throws: 4 vs Bowling Green 12/16 Blocks: 2 at Brown 12/28/03 Blocks: 1, three times Year G FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb As t Blk Stl Pts totals

15 #5 DaShaun Wood, G, 5-11, 180, Sr., G, Detroit, MI (Crockett) : Preseason first-team All Horizon League...wore #1 last three years...18 points in exhibition...21 points including game winner with.2 remaining at Miami...19 points vs Detroit including winning FTs...10 points at Bradley...17 points, including game winning FTs with 9.6 remaining...24 points at Marshall...23 points vs Bowling Green...17 vs Marist...25 points vs Chicago State...named Horizon League Player of the Week 12/ vs Samford...30 points, seven rebounds, three assists, two blocks vs Mississippi Valley...named to Tournament Team at LSU Tournament...100th game vs IPFW...32 points vs Loyola...37 straight free throws broken vs UWGB...26 points and six assists at Cleveland State. Opp. MP FG-FGA 3-A FT-FTA REB PF A TO BLK ST Miami* Coastal Carolina* Chicago State* Detroit* Bradley* St. Bonaventure* Marshall* Bowling Green* Marist* Chicago State* LSU* Samford* Miss Valley State* IPFW* UIC* Butler* Loyola* UW-Green Bay* Cleveland State* UW-Milwaukee Youngstown UW-Green Detroit UIC Butler Cleveland State Bracket Youngstown State HL Tournament *starter Career Highs Season Highs Minutes Played: 46 vs Butler 2/11/06 Minutes Played: 40- vs Marist 12/19 Points: 35 vs Youngstown State 1/30/06 Points: 32 vs Loyola 1/10 Rebounds: 13 vs Miami 12/8/04 Rebounds: 8 vs IPFW 1/2 Assists: 12 at Bowling Green 2/18/06 Assists: 7 vs UIC 1/4 & vs UWGB 1/13 Steals: 6 at Butler 1/24/04 Steals: 4 vs Bowling Green 12/16 Field Goals: 12 vs Loyola 1/10/07 Field Goals: 12 vs Loyola 1/10 Threes: 3 vs YSU 1/30 Threes: 3. four times Free Throws: 15 at Detroit 2/8/06 Free Throws: 12 vs IPFW 1/2 Blocks: 2 twice Blocks: 2 vs Mississippi Valley 12/29 Year G FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Rebs As t Blk Stl Pts total

16 #11 Eric Stevenson, 5-11, 180, Fr., G, Warrenton, NC (Warren County) : Missed much of preseason with broken finger...played at Chicago State, scoring his first point...15 minutes at Bradley. Notes: Led his team in scoring at 17 points a game and five assists a game...north Carolina Conference Player of the Year as a senior...all-conference as a junior and a senior...as a junior, his team advanced to the State Championship game. Opp. MP FG-FGA 3-A FT-FTA REB PF A TO BLK ST Miami Coastal Carolina Chicago State Detroit Bradley St. Bonaventure Marshall Bowling Green Marist Chicago State LSU Samford DNP Miss Valley State DNP IPFW DNP UIC Butler Loyola UW-Green Bay Cleveland State UWM Youngstown UW-Green Detroit UIC Butler Cleveland State Bracket Youngstown State HL Tournament *starter Career & Season Highs Minutes Played: 15 at Bradley 12/5 Points: 2 at Butler 1/6 Rebounds: 1 at Bradley 12/5 & vs Bowling Green 12/16 Assists: 1 at Bradley 12/5 Steals: 0 Field Goals: 0 Threes: 0 Free Throws: 2 at Butler 1/6 Blocks: 1 at Bradley 12/5 Year G FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Rebs As t Blk Stl Pts

17 #21 Todd Brown, 6-5, 190, Fr., G, Canton, OH (McKinley) : Eight points in exhibition...two threes at CC...9 minutes at Chicago State...27 minutes and eight points at Bradley...13 points with three threes in 23 minutes at St. Bonaventure...six points with six rebounds at Marshall...20 minutes vs Bowling Green...11 points vs Marist...12 points vs Samford...first college start vs IPFW with 10 points...12 points vs UIC...11 points vs Loyola...21 points vs UWGB with nine rebounds...14 points and three blocks at Cleveland State. Opp. MP FG-FGA 3-A FT-FTA REB PF A TO BLK ST Miami Coastal Carolina Chicago State Detroit Bradley St. Bonaventure Marshall Bowling Green Marist Chicago State LSU Samford Miss Valley State IPFW* UIC* Butler* Loyola* UW-Green Bay* Cleveland State* UW-Milwaukee Youngstown UW-Green Detroit UIC Butler Cleveland State Bracket Youngstown State HL Tournament *starter Career & Season Highs Minutes Played: 32 vs Marist 12/19 Points: 21 vs UWGB 1/13/07 Rebounds: 9 vs UWGB 1/13/07 Assists: 3 vs Loyola 1/10 & vs UWGB 1/13 Steals: 1, seven times Field Goals: 8 vs UWGB 1/13 Threes: 3 at St. Bonaventure 12/9 & vs Marist 12/19 Free Throws: 6 vs Samford 12/28 Blocks: 3 at Cleveland State 1/18 Year G FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Ass t St Pts

18 #22, Tyrone Scott, 6-3, 180, Sr., G, Detroit, MI (Schoolcraft CC) RAIDER BASKETBALL GAME NOTES : Nine points in exhibition...four points in OT at CC...seven points at Chicago State...five points at Marshall : Started vs UDM with 11 points...16 points vs Belmont...16 points vs UTPA...10 points at YSU. Opp. MP FG-FGA 3-A FT-FTA REB PF A TO BLK ST Miami Coastal Carolina Chicago State Detroit Bradley St. Bonaventure Marshall Bowling Green Marist Chicago State LSU DNP-injury Samford DNP-injury Miss Valley State DNP-injury IPFW UIC Butler Loyola UW-Green Bay Cleveland State UW-Milwaukee Youngstown UW-Green Detroit UIC Butler Cleveland State Bracket Youngstown State HL Tournament *starter Career Highs Season Highs Minutes Played: 34 vs Northeastern 12/27/05 Minutes Played: 15, three times Points: 16 vs Belmont 12/17/05 and vs UTPA 12/22/05 Points: 7 at Chicago State 11/22 & at Butler 1/6 Rebounds: 5 at Akron 12/31/05 Rebounds: 3 at Chicago State 11/22 & vs Marist 12/19 Assists: 2 six times Assists: 3 at Chicago State 11/22 Steals: 2 vs Belmont 12/17/05 Steals: 1, two times Field Goals: 7 vs Belmont 12/17/05 Field Goals: 3 at Chicago State 11/22 & at Butler 1/6 Threes: 5 at UIC 2/25/06 Threes: 1, five times Free Throws: 2 three times Free Throws: 2 at Miami 11/11 Blocks: 1 at Coastal Carolina 11/19/06 Blocks: 1 at CC 11/19 Year G FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Rebs Ass t Blk Stl Pts Totals

19 #24 Reinaldo Smith, 6-2, 180, Sr., G, Dayton, OH (Fairborn) : 13 points in exhibition...4 assists at Miami...9 points at CC...started vs Detroit and Bradley...hit two threes vs. IPFW : Walk-on...started exhibition with 11 points...missed Miami game due to foot injury...five points Opp. MP FG-FGA 3-A FT-FTA REB PF A TO BLK ST Miami Coastal Carolina Chicago State Detroit* Bradley* St. Bonaventure Marshall Bowling Green Marist Chicago State LSU Samford Miss Valley State IPFW UIC Butler Loyola UW-Green Bay Cleveland State UW-Milwaukee Youngstown UW-Green Detroit UIC Butler Cleveland State Bracket Youngstown State HL Tournament *starter Career Highs Season Highs Minutes Played: 34 at Coastal Carolina 11/19/06 Minutes Played: 34 at Coastal Carolina 11/19 Points: 9 at Coastal Carolina 11/19/06 & at Chicago State 11/22 Points: 9 at CC 11/19 & at Chicago State 11/22 Rebounds: 5 vs Detroit 12/2/06 Rebounds: 5 vs Detroit 12/2 Assists: 4 at Miami 11/11 Assists: 4 at Miami 11/11 Steals: 2 at LU 2/22/06 Steals: 2 vs Samford 12/28 Field Goals: 3, twice Field Goals: 3, twice Threes: 2 vs Detroit 12/2/06 Threes: 2 vs Detroit 12/2 & vs IPFW 1/2 Free Throws: 3 vs Ball State 11/26/05 & at LU 2/22/06 Free Throws: 2, twice Blocks: 1, three times Blocks: 1, three times Year G FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Rebs Ass t Blk Stl Pts totals

20 #34, William Graham, 6-2, 180, So., G, Lexington, KY (Catholic) RAIDER BASKETBALL GAME NOTES : Starting at guard...hit a three at Bradley to start game...seven points in 20 minutes at St. Bonaventure, including a three...missed a game due to minor injury : Four points and four rebounds in exhibition...eight points at Belmont...ive points vs N eastern... first college start at CSU...five points, five assists, four rebounds, three steals vs YSU...five rebounds vs CSU. Opp. MP FG-FGA 3-A FT-FTA REB PF A TO BLK ST Miami* Coastal Carolina* Chicago State* Detroit* Bradley* St. Bonaventure* Marshall* Bowling Green* Marist* Chicago State* LSU* Samford* Miss Valley State* IPFW UIC Butler Loyola DNP-injury UW-Green Bay Cleveland State UW-Milwaukee Youngstown UW-Green Detroit UIC Butler Cleveland State Bracket Youngstown State HL Tournament *starter Career Highs Season Highs Minutes Played: 38 vs Butler 2/11/06 Minutes Played: 33 vs Samford 12/28 Points: 8 at Belmont 11/19/05 Points: 7 at St. Bonaventure 12/9 Rebounds: 5 vs Cleveland State 2/15/06 Rebounds: 5 vs Samford 12/28 Assists: 5 at CSU 1/5/06 & vs YSU 1/30/06 Assists: 4 vs Marist 12/19 & vs Miss Valley 12/29 Steals: 3, three times Steals: 3 vs IPFW 1/2 Field Goals: 3 vs St. Bonaventure 12/9/06 Field Goals: 3 vs St. Bonaventure 12/9 & at LSU 12/27 Threes: 1, three times Threes: 1, three times Free Throws: 5 at Belmont 11/19/05 Free Throws: 4 vs UWGB 1/13 Blocks: 2 at YSU 1/12/06 Blocks: 0 Year G FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Rebs Ass t Blk Stl Pts totals

21 #44 Vaughn Duggins, 6-3, 180, Fr., G, Pendleton, IN (Pendleton) : Started exhibition with nine points and six assists...13 points at Miami, including late three...big three late in win over Detroit...late FG at SBU spurred winning drive...15 points at Marshall...16 points vs Marist...15 points vs Chicago State with six rebounds and four assists...10 points vs Loyola. Notes: Brownell s first signing...averaged 26.5 points, 6.9 rebounds and 3.4 assists as a senior % from the field and 78.2% from the line...first-team All League...team won conference championship. Opp. MP FG-FGA 3-A FT-FTA REB PF A TO BLK ST Miami* Coastal Carolina* Chicago State* Detroit Bradley* St. Bonaventure* Marshall* Bowling Green* Marist* Chicago State* LSU* Samford* Miss Valley State* IPFW* UIC* Butler* Loyola* UW-Green Bay* Cleveland State* UW-Milwaukee Youngstown UW-Green Detroit UIC Butler Cleveland State Bracket Youngstown State HL Tournament *starter Season & Career Highs Minutes Played: 42 at Coastal Carolina 11/19 Points: 16 vs Marist 12/19 Rebounds: 8 at St. Bonaventure 12/9 Assists: 8 at Marshall 12/13 Steals: 3 vs Marist 12/19 Field Goals: 6 at Marshall 12/13 Threes: 3 vs Marist 12/19 Free Throws: 5 vs Chicago State 12/21 Blocks: 1 vs Bowling Green 12/16 Year G FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Rebs Ass t Blk Stl Pts

22 #50 Jordan Pleiman, 6-8, 240, Jr., F, Ft. Loramie, OH (Ft. Loramie) : 16 points, 7-7 from the field in exhibition...11 points/10 rebounds at Coastal...nine points/eight rebounds in 22 minutes at Bradley...eight points/five rebounds at SBU...10 points and nine rebounds vs Bowling Green...10 points/eight rebounds vs Samford...10 points vs IPFW...20 points and 12 rebounds vs UIC...14 points and seven rebounds at Cleveland State. Opp. MP FG-FGA 3-A FT-FTA REB PF A TO BLK ST Miami* Coastal Carolina* Chicago State* Detroit* Bradley* St. Bonaventure* Marshall* Bowling Green* Marist* Chicago State* LSU* Samford* Miss Valley State* IPFW* UIC* Butler* Loyola* UW-Green Bay* Cleveland State* UW-Milwaukee Youngstown UW-Green Detroit UIC Butler Cleveland State Bracket Youngstown State HL Tournament *starter Career Highs Season Highs Minutes Played: 39 at Coastal Carolina 11/19/06 Minutes Played: 39 at Coastal Carolina 11/19 Points: 21 vs UWGB 2/27/05 Points: 20 vs UIC 2/4 Rebounds: 12 vs UIC 1/4/07 Rebounds: 12 vs UIC 1/4 Assists: 2, twice Assists: 2 at Marshall 12/13 Steals: 4 at Coastal Carolina 11/19/06 Steals: 4 at Coastal Carolina 11/19 Field Goals: 8 twice Field Goals: 7 vs UIC 1/4 & at Cleveland State 1/18 Threes: N/A Threes: N/A Free Throws: 13 vs UWGB 2/27/05 Free Throws: 6 vs UIC 1/4 Blocks: 4 vs UIC 1/26/05 Blocks: 1 four times Year G FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Ass t Blk Stl Pts totals