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1 207-8 BGSU BASKETBALL GAME NOTES 9 MAC REGULAR-SEASON TITLES 4 NCAA TOURNAMENTS 4 NIT BERTHS 3 ALL-AMERICANS SCHEDULE Overall: 7-3 Home: 3-2 Away: 3-0 Streak: L AT DREXEL NOVEMBER 0 W, SOUTH DAKOTA NOVEMBER 3 L, FLORIDA GULF COAST NOVEMBER 8 W, LAKE ERIE COLLEGE NOVEMBER 20 W, (OT) USC UPSTATE NOVEMBER 24 W, AT CAMPBELL NOVEMBER 25 W, ABILENE CHRISTIAN NOVEMBER 26 L, SAN JOSE STATE NOVEMBER 29 W, AT NORFOLK STATE DECEMBER 2 W, EVANSVILLE DECEMBER 5 L, 76-9 AT OLD DOMINION DECEMBER 9 7:00 PM AT GREEN BAY DECEMBER 2 7:00 PM LOURDES DECEMBER 28 5:30 PM MIAMI JANUARY 2 7:00 PM AT E. MICHIGAN JANUARY 6 2:00 PM N. ILLINOIS JANUARY 9 7:00 PM AT AKRON JANUARY 3 2:00 PM AT MIAMI JANUARY 6 7:00 PM C. MICHIGAN JANUARY 20 3:30 PM AT N. ILLINOIS JANUARY 23 8:00 PM AT TOLEDO JANUARY 27 7:00 PM OHIO JANUARY 30 7:00 PM KENT STATE FEBRUARY 3 3:30 PM AT BALL STATE FEBRUARY 6 7:00 PM E. MICHIGAN FEBRUARY 0 4:00 PM W. MICHIGAN FEBRUARY 3 7:00 PM AT BUFFALO FEBRUARY 7 3:30 PM AKRON FEBRUARY 20 7:00 PM AT KENT STATE FEBRUARY 24 6:00 PM AT OHIO FEBRUARY 27 7:00 PM BUFFALO MARCH 2 6:00 PM Neutral: - MAC: 0-0 MAC Home: 0-0 MAC Away: 0-0 School Bowling Green State University Name Falcons Head Coach Michael Huger Record at BGSU (3rd) Overall (3rd) Record 7-3 (0-0 MAC) Location Bowling Green, Ohio Founded 90 Enrollment 9,000 Colors Orange & Brown CALDWELL SO FRYE SO 3 GUARD GUARD 5 0 GAMEDAY CENTRAL Date Dec. 9, 207 Time 7:00 PM Location Norfolk, Va. Venue Ted Constant Convention Center (8,472) C-USA TV ODUSports.com Availability Subscription ($6.95) Radio Falcon Radio Network Talent Todd Walker Live Stats ODUSports.com TURNER R-FR GUARD 40 School Old Dominion University Name Monarchs Head Coach Jeff Jones Record at ODU (5th) Overall (26th) Record 6-3 (0-0 C-USA) Location Norfolk, Va. Founded 930 Enrollment 24,672 Colors State Blue, Silver & Light Blue OPENING TIP Bowling Green and Old Dominion are set to meet for the first time in series history on Saturday (Dec. 9) evening at the Ted Constant Convention Center. The Falcons are 3-0 in true road games in Prior to this season, the Falcons were the last team to win its first three true road games. BGSU has earned wins over Drexel (Nov. 0), Campbell (Nov. 25) and Norfolk State (Dec. 2). Bowling Green s seven non-conference wins in already surpasses last year s total of six. Bowling Green has received a 20-point individual scoring night in all 0 games in 207-8, running its total on the season to. Last season, the Falcons had a player score 20-plus points nine times. The Falcons lead the MAC and rank 38th in the nation in scoring offense. Bowling Green is averaging 84.6 points per game. Redshirt-freshman Justin Turner posted his fourth 20-plus point game of the season last time out versus Evansville (Dec. 5), as he poured in 2. Turner is averaging a team-high 7.0 points, and is also shooting 50.0 percent (23-of-46) from downtown. Along with Turner sophomore Dylan Frye (6.5), junior Demajeo Wiggins (3.9) and sophomore Rodrick Caldwell (2.8) are all scoring over 2.0 points per contest. THE BOWLING GREEN STARTING FIVE (BASED OFF LAST GAME: DEC. 5 VS. EVANSVILLE) MIN 3.3 PPG 2.8 FG% FG% 38.0 APG 4. MIN 30.6 PPG 6.5 FG% FG% 43.5 RPG 4.4 MIN 32.8 PPG 7.0 FG% FG% 50.0 RPG 3.3 KOCH FR WIGGINS JR FORWARD FORWARD MIN 22.6 PPG 7.8 FG% 46.3 FT% 78. RPG 6.2 MIN 25.7 PPG 3.9 FG% 55.7 FT% 70.7 RPG 8.2

2 PAGE 2 #0 Nelly Cummings G #5 Dylan Frye G #3 Jeffrey Uju F #25 Daeqwon Plowden G/F TV/RADIO ROSTER #40 Derek Koch F # Demajeo Wiggins F #0 Justin Turner G #23 De Andre Austin G #30 Ethan Good G 6-80 #52 Joniya Gadson C #3 Rodrick Caldwell G # Antwon Lillard G #24 Matt Fox G #33 Matiss Kulackovskis F GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) NUMERICAL ROSTER # NAME POS HT/WT CL HOMETOWN 0 Nelly Cummings G 6-0/75 FR Midland, Pa. Demajeo Wiggins F 6-0/240 JR Toledo, Ohio 3 Rodrick Caldwell G 5-0/75 SO Dayton, Ohio 5 Dylan Frye G 6-2/70 SO Pembroke Pines, Fla. 0 Justin Turner G 6-4/90 R-FR Detroit, Mich. Antwon Lillard G 6-5/80 JR Cleveland, Ohio 3 Jeffrey Uju F 6-7/220 R-JR Bolingbrook, Ill. 23 De Andre Austin G 5-9/55 JR Warrensville Hts., Ohio 24 Matt Fox G 6-4/90 SR Maumee, Ohio 25 Daeqwon Plowden G/F 6-6/95 FR Philadelphia, Pa. 30 Ethan Good G 6-/80 SO Wapakoneta, Ohio 33 Matiss Kulackovskis F 6-9/20 FR Saldus, Latvia 40 Derek Koch F 6-9/260 FR West Salem, Ohio 52 Joniya Gadson C 6-0/260 FR Miami Gardens, Fla. ALPHABETICAL ROSTER # NAME POS HT/WT CL HOMETOWN 23 De Andre Austin G 5-9/55 JR Warrensville Hts., Ohio 3 Rodrick Caldwell G 5-0/75 SO Dayton, Ohio 0 Nelly Cummings G 6-0/75 FR Midland, Pa. 24 Matt Fox G 6-4/90 SR Maumee, Ohio 5 Dylan Frye G 6-2/70 SO Pembroke Pines, Fla. 52 Joniya Gadson C 6-0/260 FR Miami Gardens, Fla. 30 Ethan Good G 6-/80 SO Wapakoneta, Ohio 40 Derek Koch F 6-9/260 FR West Salem, Ohio 33 Matiss Kulackovskis F 6-9/20 FR Saldus, Latvia Antwon Lillard G 6-5/80 JR Cleveland, Ohio 25 Daeqwon Plowden G/F 6-6/95 FR Philadelphia, Pa. 0 Justin Turner G 6-4/90 R-FR Detroit, Mich. 3 Jeffrey Uju F 6-7/220 R-JR Bolingbrook, Ill. Demajeo Wiggins F 6-0/240 JR Toledo, Ohio NAME Michael Huger (3rd) Anthony Stacey (3rd) Mike Summey (3rd) Kevin Noon (3rd) Ryan Kardok (3rd) Parker Settle (2nd) Jeremiah Bonsu (st) Rob Whitehurst (4th) COACHING STAFF PRONUNCIATION GUIDE TITLE Head Men s Basketball Coach Assistant Men s Basketball Coach Assistant Men s Basketball Coach Assistant Men s Basketball Coach Director of Men s Basketball Operations Video Coordinator Graduate Assistant Assistant Athletic Trainer # Demajeo: Duh-mah-geo #25 Daeqwon: day-(rhymes with John) #5 Frye: Fry #33 Kulackovskis: KU-LOTCH-coves-kiss # Antwon: An-(rhymes with John) #40 Koch: Coke #3 Uju: Oo-jew #52 Joniya: Joe-nye-uh

3 PAGE 3 GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) BOWLING GREEN Points Justin Turner, 7.0 Rebounds Demajeo Wiggins, 8.2 Assists Rodrick Caldwell, 4. Blocks Daeqwon Plowden, 0.8 Steals Justin Turner,.6 THE DIFFERENCE MAKERS DELVING DEEPER: BOWLING GREEN AT OLD DOMINION HUGER S THOUGHTS ON OLD DOMINION Next up for us is a tough and talented Old Dominion squad. This will be a great challenge for our guys. As we continue to mature as a group, and prepare for MAC play, it is important to see different types of teams. Old Dominion will be one of the most physical teams we play. Our guys have done a good job creating their own energy on the road this season. I expect the same on Saturday night. SCOUTING THE OLD DOMINION MONARCHS OLD DOMINION Points B.J. Stith, 4.3 Rebounds Brandan Stith, 6.3 Assists Ahmad Caver, 6.2 Blocks Trey Porter, 2.2 Steals Ahmad Caver,.6 A member of Conference-USA, Old Dominion went 9-2 last season, going 2-6 in conference play. SERIES HISTORY AT OVERALL FIRST MEETING Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral Sites 0-0 Current BGSU Streak Longest BGSU Winning Streak Longest BGSU Losing Streak Largest BGSU Margin of Victory Largest BGSU Margin of Defeat DATE LOCATION W/L RESULT 2/9/6 Norfolk, Va. The Monarchs return three starters and nine letterwinners from last year s team. Old Dominion is 6-3 in 207-8, and a perfect 3-0 at home. Old Dominion is coached by fifth-year head coach Jeff Jones. Jones is at Old Dominion, and all-time as a head coach. The Monarchs are shooting 46.2 percent from the floor, 33.5 percent from three-point territory, and 65.8 percent from the charity stripe. ODU is averaging 7.3 points per game. ODU opponents are averaging 62. points per game, while shooting 39.3 percent from the field, and 37. percent from downtown. The Monarchs are averaging 6.0 assists, and 0.6 turnovers in Brothers B.J. and Brandan Stith both start for the Monarchs, and are key contributors. B.J. is averaging a team-high 4.2 points, and ranks second on the team in rebounding (5.9 RPG). Brandan is averaging a team-high 6.3 rebounds, while also scoring 8.8 points per contest. The remaining three starters for ODU Ahmad Caver (2.3), Trey Porter (.7), and Randy Haynes (.6) are all averaging over.0 points per ballgame. PROJECTED OLD DOMINION STARTING FIVE (BASED OFF LAST GAME) Player (Position) GP-GS PPG APG RPG Total BLK/STL Brandan Stith (F) /9 Trey Porter (F) / B.J. Stith (G) /2 Ahmad Caver (G) /5 Randy Haynes (G) /8 THE MATCHUP BGSU STATS ODU 7-3 Record Conference Record Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin % FG % 46.2 % 47.8 % FG % Def % 40.8 % 3-pt FG % 33.5 % 39.2 % 3-pt FG % Defense 37. % pt FG Per Game % FT % 65.8 % 9. FT Made Per Game Rebs. Per Game Reb Margin Assists Per Game Turnovers Per Game Turnover Margin Steals Per Game Blocks Per Game 5.3

4 PAGE 4 UNIVERSITY INFORMATION School Bowling Green State University Location Bowling Green, Ohio Founded 90 Enrollment 7,558 Names to Use Bowling Green State University BGSU Bowling Green BG Mascot Falcons Colors Orange and Brown Conference Mid-American (MAC) - East Division Arena Stroh Center (4,347) President Dr. Mary Ellen Mazey Director of Athletics Bob Moosbrugger Athletics Dept. Phone HEAD COACH MICHAEL HUGER Alma Mater BGSU, 994 Record at BGSU (3rd Season) Career Record (3rd Season) MAC Record 2-24 (3rd season) Basketball Office Phone PROGRAM HISTORY First Year of Men s Basketball 95-6 All-Time Varsity Record All-Time MAC Record MAC Regular Season Titles 9 (2009) MAC Tournament Record NCAA Championships Appearances (Last)_4 (968) NCAA Championships Record -5 Postseason NIT Appearances / (Last) 4 (2009) Postseason NIT Record 6-4 Postseason CIT Appearances / (Last) 2 (205) Postseason CIT Record -2 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Assistant Director/MBB Contact James Nahikian Office Phone Cell Phone jnahiki@bgsu.edu Address 25 Perry Stadium East Bowling Green, Ohio University Website bgsu.edu Athletics Website BGSUFalcons.com Men s Basketball GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) A BGSU WIN WOULD Move Bowling Green to 8-3 in Improve BGSU to 4-0 in true road games in 207-8, marking its best start on the road since Push the Falcons 5- this season in games away from the Stroh Center. Move the Falcons to 23-4 in non-conference games under head coach Michael Huger. Give Bowling Green a -0 advantage in the all-time series with Old Dominion. Improve BGSU s record in the month of December under head coach Michael Huger to 9-6. THE BOWLING GREEN BABY FALCONS Bowling Green has one of the youngest rosters in the country in The Falcons only have one senior, while also having a combined nine freshmen and sophomores. Only 3 other schools in the nation fit this mold. Of the 3 other programs, only Kentucky (8) and American (7) have more freshmen than BGSU (6). SCHOOL SR FR R-FR SO R-SO TOTAL Kentucky Auburn American The Citadel Wofford Toledo Tennessee Holy Cross Bowling Green Kansas State Louisiana Tech Marquette Montana Oklahoma SEVEN NEW FACES? Bowling Green s 4-man roster consists of five true freshmen. Nelly Cummings, Joniya Gadson, Derek Koch, Matiss Kulackovskis, and Daeqwon Plowden are the five true freshmen on the Falcon roster. Additionally, redshirt-freshman Justin Turner and redshirt-junior Jeffrey Uju sustained injuries last season, and although they played sparingly, they maintained their year of eligibility vs. at SJSU Norfolk State W, W, S. DAKOTA L, vs. EVANSVILLE L, at Green Bay 7 PM at Old Dominion 7 PM

5 PAGE 5 GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) MAC EAST STANDINGS (AS OF DEC. 7) MAC TEAM RECORD PCT H A N STREAK RECORD PCT H A N BGSU L AKRON W BUFFALO W MIAMI W OHIO W KENT STATE L MAC WEST STANDINGS (AS OF DEC. 7) MAC OVERALL OVERALL TEAM RECORD PCT H A N STREAK RECORD PCT H A N C. MICHIGAN W E. MICHIGAN W TOLEDO W BALL STATE W N. ILLINOIS L W. MICHIGAN W NON-CONFERENCE RECORDS UNDER HUGER Michael Huger has experienced tremendous success as a basketball coach in non-conference games. As a coach (not counting his two years at Longwood, due to the fact that Longwood was an independent while reclassifying into Division I, and didn t have a true non-conference schedule), Huger is (.65) in non-conference games. In six of the last seven seasons (not counting the season), Huger-coached teams have won at least nine non-conference games. Huger is 22-4 in non-conference games as a head coach, including a 9-4 mark in his first season with the Falcons. As an assistant, Huger went in non-conference ballgames. SCHOOL POSITION SEASON RECORD Bowling Green Head Coach Bowling Green Head Coach Bowling Green Head Coach Miami (Fla.) Assistant Coach Miami (Fla.) Assistant Coach Miami (Fla.) Assistant Coach Miami (Fla.) Assistant Coach George Mason Assistant Coach George Mason Assistant Coach George Mason Assistant Coach George Mason Assistant Coach TOTAL Head Coach/Assistant Coach TOTAL Assistant Coach TOTAL Head Coach 205-PR 22-4 BGSU STATISTICAL RANKINGS CATEGORY BGSU NCAA MAC Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG% FG% Defense Point FG% Point FG% D FT% Reb. / Game Reb. Margin Assists / Game Blocks / Game Steals / Game T/O Margin Assist / TO Ratio.3 45 O Reb. / Game D Reb. / Game PT FG Made / GM UPCOMING #MACtion SATURDAY, DEC. 9 Fort Wayne at Miami ( p.m.) Tennessee Tech at Central Michigan ( p.m.) Central Connecticut at Northern Illinois ( p.m.) Valparaiso at Ball State (2 p.m.) Central (Pa.) College at Buffalo (2 p.m.) Central State at Eastern Michigan (2 p.m.) Appalachian State at Akron (2 p.m.) Western Michigan at Detroit Mercy (2 p.m.) Kent State at Wright State (3 p.m.) Bowling Green at Old Dominion (7 p.m.) Marshall at Toledo (7 p.m.) SUNDAY, DEC. 0 Western Kentucky at Ohio (2 p.m.)

6 PAGE 6 BGSU BY THE NUMBERS Dylan Frye gave the Falcons an win over Florida Gulf Coast with a #DeepFrye with 0.9 seconds left in regulation. In Michael Huger s second season as head coach in 206-7, BGSU saw a two-win MAC improvement. BGSU has won its first three true road games for the first time since Justin Turner tied a career high with five triples versus Evansville, going 5-for-6 from downtown. BGSU has already had, 20-point individual scoring efforts this season, surpassing its total from the entire season. Derek Koch s 4 rebounds versus South Dakota were the most from a BGSU true freshman since 999. BGSU registered 26 assists vs. Lake Erie, which were the most in a game since dishing out 29 in a win over Earlham on Nov. 9, 203. Justin Turner s 33 points at Drexel were the most points ever scored by a BGSU freshman. Bowling Green is shooting 40.8 percent from three-point range on the season. This season marks the 50th anniversary of the 968 BGSU team that appeared in the NCAA Tournament. Bowling Green played its 00th men s basketball game at the Stroh Center in its win over San Jose State on Nov. 29. BG s 09 points vs. Lake Erie were the most since BGSU scored 2 in a 2-75 win over Wilmington (Ohio) on Dec. 2, The 25 combined points in BG s win over Lake Erie were the most scored since a 36-9 BGSU win over Siena on Dec. 4, 989. As a program, Bowling Green has recorded 503 MAC wins. Bowling Green has,356 all-time wins as a program. GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) TRIP NUMBER TWO TO NORFOLK The Falcons are set to head to Norfolk, Virginia for the second-straight weekend. Last weekend, Bowling Green took on Norfolk State, and earned a victory over the Spartans. On Saturday (Dec. 9), Bowling Green will battle a perennial mid-major power in Old Dominion. The game will mark the first-ever meeting between the two schools. The Falcons will have familiarity on their side, as the itinerary for the trip is almost identical as it was last weekend. BGSU will be staying in the same hotel as it did a week ago, which is actually closer to the ODU campus than it is the Norfolk State campus. LAST TIME OUT: BGSU VS. EVANSVILLE Bowling Green fell to 7-3 on the season with a 9-76 defeat at the hands of Evansville at the Stroh Center on Dec. 5. The Falcons trailed by six at the half, before pulling within a single point in the second half. However, Bowling Green was unable to overcome a historic shooting night from the Purple Aces. Evansville went an unbelievable 2-for-5 from three-point range. If Evansville made one more of its three-point attempts, the Purple Aces would have broken the NCAA record for three-point percentage in a single game (minimum 5 attempts). Four Falcons scored in double figures, led by redshirt-freshman Justin Turner s 2 points. The Falcons shot 47.2 percent from the field for the game. BEST ROAD START SINCE With the program s most-recent win at Norfolk State on Dec. 2, Bowling Green improved to 3-0 on the season in true road games. Prior to this season, the Falcons were than last BG team to win its first three true road games. BGSU has already matched its road win total from a season ago. In 206-7, the Falcons went 3-2 on the road. Bowling Green has also picked up road wins over Drexel (Nov. 0) and Campbell (Nov. 25). With the win over Drexel, Bowling Green started a season -0 with a true road win for just the fourth time since Additionally, Bowling Green is 4- on the year in games away from the Stroh Center. That record includes a - mark in neutral site contests. THE OFFENSE IS ON FIRE After averaging 70.6 points in and 73.6 points last season, Bowling Green is averaging 84.6 points per game in That figure ranks 38th in the nation. Bowling Green ranks inside the top 00 in a plethora of offensive statistics, including three-point field goal percentage ( th), scoring offense ( th), assist-to-turnover ratio (.3 45th), thee-point field goals made per game (9.3 63rd), turnover margin ( th), and free throw percentage ( th). Last season, Bowling Green did not finish inside the top 30 in any of the above categories. In fact, outside of scoring offense (67th), the Falcons did not rank in the top 200 in any of the above statistics. THE ASSISTS ARE ADDING UP On the season, Bowling Green is averaging 5.8 assists per game. That number ranks BG 88th in the country in the statistic. BGSU last averaged over 5.0 assists in a season in (6.8). Bowling Green has registered at least 5 assists in five games in BGSU recorded 26 assists vs. Lake Erie, which were the most in a game since dishing out 29 in a win over Earlham on Nov. 9, 203.

7 PAGE 7 GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) TURNER IS ON A TEAR Redshirt-freshman guard Justin Turner, after his 2-point performance versus Evansville on Dec. 5, has already posted 20-plus points in four games in Turner went 5-for-6 from three-point territory. Fueled by a 5-for-7 mark from downtown versus San Jose State, Turner scored 27 points in a home victory over San Jose State. Turner is shooting 50.0 percent (23-of-46) on three-point attempts in 207-8, which ranks fourth in the MAC and 23rd in the nation. Over the last three games, Turner is an incredible 4-for-20 from beyond the long line. Turner went 5-for-7 versus San Jose State, 4-for-7 at Norfolk State, and 5-for-6 against Evansville. On the season, Turner is averaging a team-high 7.0 points. He also averaging 3.3 rebounds, 2.8 assists and.6 steals. In his first-career start, Turner posted one of the best games in program history, racking up 33 points, seven assists, four rebounds, two steals and one block in a win over Drexel. Turner scored 9 second-half points at Drexel, and finished the game 2-for-9 from the floor, including a 4-for-7 mark from downtown. The Detroit native s 33 points were the most scored by a BGSU freshman ever. Since 2000, BGSU players have scored 30-plus points a total of 25 times. Only two of those games, including Turner s, have been turned in by freshmen. His 33 points were the most scored by a Falcon since Spencer Parker scored 33 points at Detroit Mercy on Dec. 2, 205. In a win over Florida Gulf Coast, Turner posted 20 points, seven rebounds and four steals. #DEEPFRYE Sophomore guard Dylan Frye scored a career-high 28 points at Norfolk State on Dec. 2. He went 9-for- 3 from the floor, 5-for-7 from downtown, and 5-for-5 at the line. Frye now has three 20-plus point games in 207-8, matching his total from his freshman season. In games earlier in the season, Frye scored 23 points versus South Dakota, and 20 points in a win over USC Upstate. With his five triples at Norfolk State, Frye has now made a career-high five three-balls in three games this season. He entered the season with his career high for three-pointers in a game being four. Frye has hit multiple three-balls in eight of Bowling Green s 0 games in Frye is averaging 6.5 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.7 assists. Last season, Frye averaged 8.9 points, 2.2 rebounds and.2 assists. He s also been incredibly clutch, as hit the biggest #DeepFrye of his career in the win over Dunk City, as he gave BGSU an victory with a three-ball with 0.9 second left. Two nights later, he made the game-winning layup in overtime versus Lake Erie with 45 seconds left. NEXT-LEVEL ROD Sophomore guard Rodrick Caldwell is playing the best basketball of his career, and has recently taken his scoring and playmaking abilities to new heights in Caldwell has scored in double figures in seven of BGSU s last nine games. He s also posted at least four assists in six of the last seven games. The Dayton native was named the MAC East Player of the Week on Nov. 27, as he led the Falcons to a 3- week by averaging 20.3 points, 6.0 assists, and 3.5 rebounds. Caldwell shot 56.0 percent (4-of-25) from three-point territory and 52. percent (25-of-48) from the floor. Caldwell concluded the stellar week with the first two 20-point games of his career. He racked up 25 points versus Abilene Christian after scoring 20 points at Campbell. The sophomore posted a career-high eight assists versus Lake Erie. He s also had seven-assist games against Abilene Christian and Norfolk State. On the season, Caldwell is averaging 2.8 points, 4. assists and 2.3 rebounds. SPECIALITY STATISTICS LARGEST LEAD IN A WIN Norfolk State (Dec. 2, 207) 23 LARGEST LEAD IN A LOSS South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) 7 LARGEST DEFICIT IN A WIN FGCU (Nov. 8, 207) 3 LARGEST DEFICIT IN A LOSS Evansville (Dec. 5, 207) 8 LARGEST HALFTIME LEAD San Jose State (Nov. 29, 207) 6 LARGEST HALFTIME DEFICIT Drexel (Nov. 0, 207) 0 MOST POINTS SCORED IN A HALF Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) 50 FEWEST POINTS SCORED IN A HALF Drexel (Nov. 0, 207) 32 MOST POINTS ALLOWED IN A HALF South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) 54 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED IN A HALF Drexel (Nov. 0, 207) 27 MAC INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (DEC. 7) Stat Player Rank Stat/Game Points Turner 8th 7.0 Frye 0th 6.5 Wiggins 20th 3.9 Caldwell 22nd 2.8 Rebounds Wiggins 4th 8.2 Koch 6th 6.2 Assists Caldwell 8th 4. FG% Wiggins 0th 55.7 FT% Turner th 82. 3PT% Turner 4th 50.0 Fox 5th 45.8 Frye th F Made Frye 7th 2.7 Turner 8th 2.6 Caldwell 3th.9 Steals Turner 7th.7 Cummings 3th.4 A / TO Ratio Caldwell 5th 2.4 O. Rebs Wiggins 4th 2.6 Koch 0th 2.2 D. Rebs Wiggins 6th 5.6

8 PAGE 8 BGSU BASKETBALL: THE ASSOCIATION FALCONS IN THE NBA DRAFT YEAR PLAYER SELECTION TEAM 950 Charlie Share st / st Celtics 954 Al Bianchi 2nd / 8th Lakers 960 Jimmy Darrow 5th / 38th Hawks 963 Nate Thurmond st / 3rd Warriors 964 Howard Komives 2nd / 3th Knicks 966 Nick Aloi 3th / 02nd Hawks 968 Al Dixon th / 38th Wizards 968 Walt Piatkowski 8th / 99th Warriors 968 Al Hairston 5th / 52nd Sonics 969 Jim Connolly th / 44th Sonics 970 Dan McClemore th / 76th Blazers 970 Jim Penix 4th / 59th Blazers 97 Rich Walker 9th / 37th Cavaliers 975 Skip Howard 9th / 52nd Cavaliers 975 Cornelius Cash 2nd / 24th Bucks 977 Tommy Harris 8th / 6st Celtics 978 Ron Hammye 8th / 55th Kings 980 Rosie Barnes 8th / 73rd Rockets 98 Joe Faine 7th / 5st Rockets 984 Colin Irish 5th / 99th Wizards 987 Frank Booker 7th / 40th Nets 997 Antonio Daniels st / 4th Grizzlies 205 Richaun Holmes 2nd / 37th Sixers RICHAUN HOLMES TRACKER Team Philadelphia 76ers Drafted Round 2, Pick 37 (205, PHI) Career Games (Starts) 7 (9) Points/Game 7.6 Rebounds/Game 4. FG% (FT%) 54.3 (69.5) 3PT% 28.6 Richaun Holmes, BGSU s only current player in the NBA, played for the Falcons from All stats are as of Dec. 7, 207. GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) CLUTCH SHOTS UNDER COACH HUGER Under head coach Michael Huger, the Falcons have won a number of dramatic games on memorable shots. In the final minute of regulation or overtime, with BGSU either tied or down, the Falcons have hit a shot (free throws included) to take the lead a total of eight times. Only scenarios where BGSU maintained the lead for the rest of the game, after the aforementioned shot, are being counted. Game Before Shot The Shot After Shot Final Result WMU (/26/6) Tied, Fox 3PT (:53) BG, BG, CMU (3/0/6) CMU, Lillard 3PT (:3) BG, BG, Murray St. (/2/6) MSU, Denny 3PT (:53) BG, BG, Toledo (2/4/7) UT, Denny 3PT (2OT :28) BG, BG, Kent St. (2/7/7) KSU, Wiggins Tip (OT :0) BG, BG, Akron (2/2/7) UA, Alcegaire 2 FT (:03) BG, BG, FGCU (/8/7) Tied, Frye 3PT (:0) BG, BG, Lake Erie (/20/7) LEC, Frye Layup (OT :45) BG, BG, OVERTIME MAGIC Under head coach Michael Huger, the Falcons are 3-0 in overtime games. Bowling Green knocked off Lake Erie by a score of on Nov. 20. Last season, the Falcons won consecutive overtime games in a four-day span. BGSU beat Toledo, 04-00, in double overtime on Feb. 4, and then knocked off Kent State on the road in a single overtime session, 84-83, on Feb. 7. THE 20-POINT CLUB Bowling Green has had a 20-point scorer in all 0 games in In total, Bowling Green has received individual performances of at least 20 points, surpassing last season s total of nine. Four different Falcons have had multiple 20-point games. Justin Turner leads the way with four, and Dylan Frye is next in line with three. Turner s games have come against Drexel (33), San Jose State (27), Evansville (2) and Florida Gulf Coast (20), while Frye has scored at least 20 points against Norfolk State (28), South Dakota (23) and USC Upstate (20). Demajeo Wiggins and Rodrick Caldwell have notched two 20-plus point games. In fact, both Wiggins and Caldwell had back-to-back 20-plus point performances. Wiggins scored 20-plus points consecutively in games against Lake Erie (25) and USC Upstate (20), while Caldwell scored at least 20 points in back-to-back games against Campbell (20) and Abilene Christian (25). THE LONE FOX After coming to the program in as a walk-on, Matt Fox earned a scholarship last season, and in 207-8, is the lone senior on the squad. Fox had a career night in Bowling Green s win at Norfolk State, as he went 4-for-6 from downtown on his way to tying his career high with 8 points. He also had two assists and a rebound. Fox leads the team with 75 appearances, and earned his second-career start on Nov. 20 in Bowling Green s overtime win over Lake Erie. The senior went 4-for-5 from three-point land versus Lake Erie to finish with 2 points. A three-point specialist, Fox is a 39.0 percent three-point shooter for his career, and 54 of his 84 career field goal attempts have come beyond the long line. In 207-8, Fox is averaging 7.8 minutes, 4.2 points,.5 assists and.4 rebounds. Fox has 5 assists this season. In 206-7, while playing every game, Fox racked up 7 assists.

9 PAGE 9 GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) ANOTHER DAY AT THE OFFICE FOR DEMAJEO Last time out, junior forward Demajeo Wiggins recorded rebounds, four points and a season-high three assists against Evansville. The sophomore s rebounds marked his third double-digit rebounding effort in In the Falcons most-recent win at Norfolk State, Wiggins scored 8 points on an efficient 8-for-0 shooting night. He also had seven rebounds. Wiggins posted the second double-double of his career in BGSU s win over San Jose State. He racked up 7 points, 2 rebounds, and a career-high four steals. Last season, Wiggins registered a team-high six double-doubles. Through the first 0 games of 207-8, Wiggins is averaging 3.9 points and a team-high 8.2 rebounds, while shooting 55.7 percent from the field and 70.7 percent from the charity stripe. In BG s win over Lake Erie, the junior went 8-for-5 from the floor, 9-for-2 from the free throw line, and scored a career-high 25 points. In BGSU s win versus USC Upstate, he notched the first double-double of 207-8, as he registered 20 points and 2 rebounds. He went 8-for-3 from the floor. The consecutive 20-point games for Wiggins were the first back-to-back 20-point games of his career. CAN T KEEP UP WITH KOCH Freshman forward Derek Koch scored points on 4-of-6 shooting versus Evansville. Koch has now scored 0-plus points in three games this season. Koch continues to show off his versatility. After scoring 4 points versus San Jose State, the freshman pitched in a career-high four assists at Norfolk State, while also adding four points and eight rebounds. The forward registered his 4 points on 4-of-8 shooting in the victory over San Jose State. He also added four rebounds, and tied his career high with 29 minutes played. He went 6-for-6 from the free throw line. Koch has notched multiple assists in five games this season, and is currently averaging.5 assists per contest. The 6-foot-9 big man recorded 5 points, 4 rebounds, two assists, two blocks and one steal versus South Dakota. Koch s rebounding total in the contest was especially historic, as he became the first BGSU true freshman since 999 to pull down 4-plus rebounds. On Jan. 23, 999, Len Metala registered 6 rebounds at Anderson Arena in a contest versus Ohio. In BGSU s win over Florida Gulf Coast, the skilled freshman came up one point shy of another double-double, as he posted rebounds and nine points. On the season, Koch is averaging 7.8 points and 6.2 rebounds, while shooting 46.3 percent from the field and 78. percent from the charity stripe. SOPHOMORE SPLASH BROTHERS Sophomore guards Dylan Frye and Rodrick Caldwell have combined to shoot 42.4 percent (45-of-06 from three-point territory in Frye (#DeepFrye) is shooting 43.5 percent (27-of-62), and making 2.7 triples per contest. Those numbers rank th and seventh in the conference, respectively. However, of the 0 players above Frye in three-point percentage, no player has made more triples. No player has attempted more triples, either. Caldwell (#RC3) is shooting 38.0 percent (9-of-50), and hitting.9 three-pointers per game, which ranks 3th in the conference. Frye has 8-career games with multiple three-balls, while Caldwell has 2 games with at least two three-pointers. Last season, Frye shot 40.2 percent (4-of-02) from three-point territory. Caldwell shot 36.3 percent (33-of-9) from distance. Caldwell s numbers, albeit solid, don t show the full story, however, as he started his career with a -for-6 night from the field in the season opener. MID-MAJOR TOP 25 CollegeInsider.com Nov. 27 School (First Place) Points. Gonzaga (3) UT Arlington Saint Mary s Vermont Valparaiso Albany BYU Charleston Loyola Chicago Northern Kentucky 429. Louisiana Northern Iowa Oakland Towson Missouri State FGCU Georgia Southern Belmont South Dakota State Bucknell Mercer Georgia State Furman New Mexico State UC Davis 52 MAC SCHOOLS RECEIVING VOTES: CMU 46, EMU 26, Toledo 2, Bowling Green 5, Akron, Kent State 3, Ball State 2, Buffalo 2. FALCON RADIO NETWORK The Falcon Radio Network carries all BGSU men s basketball games. The broadcast, along with being available at BGSUFalcons.com, is available on the following stations: WFRO 99. FM (Fremont) Flagship Station WLQR 470 AM (Toledo) WONW 280 AM (Defiance)

10 PAGE 0 30-POINT SCORERS SINCE 2000 (Eligibility) Player Points Date (SR) Martin Samarco 43 /7/07 (SR) Keith McLeod 42 /8/02 (SR) John Reimold 38 3/7/05 (JR) Kevin Netter 36 2/4/02 (SR) Keith McLeod 36 3/8/02 (SR) Keith McLeod 36 /6/02 (SR) Keith McLeod 35 3/2/02 (JR) Martin Samarco 35 /8/06 (SO) Ron Lewis 34 /22/03 (FR) Justin Turner 33 /0/7 (SR) Keith McLeod 33 /5/0 (SR) Keith McLeod 33 2/0/0 (SO) Ron Lewis 33 2/0/03 (SR) Spencer Parker 33 2/2/5 (SR) Keith McLeod 32 2/29/0 (SR) Keith McLeod 32 2/3/02 (SO) Ron Lewis 3 /3/04 (SR) Len Matela 3 3/4/02 (SR) Keith McLeod 30 /23/02 (SR) Keith McLeod 30 /30/02 (FR) Ron Lewis 30 3/3/03 (JR) John Reimold 30 2/30/03 (JR) Martin Samarco 30 /24/06 (SR) A uston Calhoun 30 /2/2 GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) AGENT ZERO Freshman guard Nelly Cummings hit four field goals on his way to a career-high 3 points in BGSU s most-recent game versus Evansville, marking the third double-figure scoring night of his career. Cummings scored 2 points against Lake Erie, while hitting the first two triples of his career en route to a 0-point performance at Campbell. Cummings playmaking ability has also been on full display, as he s had at least one assist in every game this season. The freshman is averaging 6.7 minutes, 6. points,.6 assists, and is shooting 57. percent on twopoint field goal attempts. A WELL-ROUNDED LILLARD Although Antwon Lillard s scoring numbers were down from his freshman season, the junior guard increased his outputs in virtually every other statistic, as he clearly became a more versatile and well-rounded player. Lillard pulled down more rebounds in His offensive rebounds were essentially the same (38 as a freshman, and 36 as a sophomore), but Lillard posted 3 more defensive rebounds, and increased his per game rebounding totals from 3.4 to 4.2. Last season, Lillard s playmaking increased tremendously. After posting 2 assists as a freshman, he racked up 45 assists as a sophomore, bumping his season average from 0.6 to.5. Lillard got to the free throw line more last season, and improved his free throw percentage from 62.9 to Additionally, Lillard committed 0 less fouls as a sophomore, while pushing his season block totals into the double digits, as he blocked 2 shots in after picking up nine as a freshman. Lillard made his season debut versus Evansville, scoring six points in minutes. DOING GOOD WORK Sophomore guard Ethan Good, who made his first appearance of the season in BGSU s most-recent game versus Evansville, continues to be a tremendous representative of BGSU, both on and away from the court. Good has one of the highest GPA s in the conference. The chemistry major currently owns a GPA. In July, Good was placed on the Council of Student-Athletes Executive Committee. Only two other MAC student-athletes are on the committee. Good is also a representative on BGSU s We Are One Team (WAT) group. The group uses sport as a forum to create a dialogue between stereotyped groups on campus, including (but not limited to), BGSU Athletics, minority groups, faculty, administration and the general student body. FAMILIAR NON-CONFERENCE COMPETITION In 207-8, Bowling Green faces five non-conference opponents that it competed against during the non-conference schedule. Heading into the year, the Falcons were scheduled to complete home-and-home series with South Dakota, Green Bay, Evansville, San Jose State and Norfolk State. Bowling Green went -4 last season against the five opponents, defeating Norfolk State, while losing to Green Bay in the Bill Frack Tournament, and also falling to South Dakota, Evansville and San Jose State by single digits. This season, in games at the Stroh Center, Bowling Green has beaten San Jose State, and lost to South Dakota and Evansville. The Falcons also beat Norfolk State on the road. (SR) Zack Denny 30 2/4/7

11 PAGE SPECIALTY STATISTICS PAINT POINTS TOTAL (AVG.) BGSU 308 (30.8) OPPONENTS 368 (36.8) BENCH POINTS TOTAL (AVG.) BGSU 7 (7.) OPPONENTS 23 (2.3) FAST-BREAK POINTS TOTAL (AVG.) BGSU 95 (9.8) OPPONENTS 55 (5.5) 2ND-CHANCE POINTS TOTAL (AVG.) BGSU 98 (9.8) OPPONENTS 22 (2.2) POINTS OFF TURNOVERS TOTAL (AVG.) BGSU 69 (6.9) OPPONENTS 2 (.2) DOUBLE-DOUBLE TRACKER Demajeo Wiggins vs. USC Upstate (20 PTS/2 REBS) Demajeo Wiggins vs. San Jose State (7 PTS/2 REBS) Derek Koch vs. South Dakota (5 PTS/4 REBS) DOUBLE DIGIT REBOUNDS Derek Koch vs. South Dakota (4 REBS) Demajeo Wiggins vs. San Jose State (2 REBS) Demajeo Wiggins vs. USC Upstate (2 REBS) Derek Koch vs. Florida Gulf Coast ( REBS) Demajeo Wiggins vs. Evansville ( REBS) Jeffrey Uju vs. Lake Erie (0 REBS) 20-POINT SCORING Justin Turner vs. Drexel (33 PTS) Dylan Frye at Norfolk State (28 PTS) Justin Turner vs. San Jose State (27 PTS) Rodrick Caldwell vs. Abilene Christian (25 PTS) Demajeo Wiggins vs. Lake Erie (25 PTS) Dylan Frye vs. South Dakota (23 PTS) Justin Turner vs. Evansville (2 PTS) Rodrick Caldwell at Campbell (20 PTS) Dylan Frye vs. USC Upstate (20 PTS) Justin Turner vs. Florida Gulf Coast (20 PTS) Demajeo Wiggins vs. USC Upstate (20 PTS) INDIVIDUAL INFO (207-8 / BGSU Career Totals) GAMES STARTED 7-8 Career Demajeo Wiggins 0 49 Dylan Frye 0 25 Rodrick Caldwell 0 22 Antwon Lillard 0 20 Derek Koch 0 0 Justin Turner 9 9 Matt Fox 2 DOUBLE-DIGIT POINTS 7-8 Career Demajeo Wiggins 7 27 Antwon Lillard 0 22 Dylan Frye 8 2 Rodrick Caldwell 7 6 Matt Fox 2 7 Justin Turner 7 8 Nelly Cummings 3 3 Derek Koch POINT GAMES 7-8 Career Dylan Frye 3 6 Justin Turner 4 4 Demajeo Wiggins 2 3 Rodrick Caldwell 2 2 Antwon Lillard 0 DOUBLE-DIGIT REBS. 7-8 Career Demajeo Wiggins 3 3 Derek Koch Jeffrey Uju Antwon Lillard 0 DOUBLE-DOUBLES 7-8 Career Demajeo Wiggins 2 8 Derek Koch Antwon Lillard 0 GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) CLUTCH SHOOTING TEAM LEADERS (207-8 Season) TIMES LEADING BGSU IN SCORING (RECORD) Justin Turner 4 (3-) Rodrick Caldwell 2 (-) Dylan Frye 2 (-) Demajeo Wiggins (-0) Caldwell / Frye (-0) TIMES LEADING BGSU IN REBOUNDING (RECORD)_ Demajeo Wiggins 6 (4-2) Derek Koch 3 (2-) Jeffrey Uju (-0) TIMES LEADING BGSU IN ASSISTS (RECORD) Rodrick Caldwell 6 (5-) Justin Turner 2 (-) Dylan Frye (-0) Matt Fox (-0) TIMES LEADING BGSU IN STEALS (RECORD) Nelly Cummings 2 (2-0) Justin Turner 2 (-) Rodrick Caldwell (-0) Demajeo Wiggins (-0) Turner / Cummings (-0) Frye / Turner (0-) Frye / Turner / Wiggins (-0) Cummings / Caldwell / Frye / Plowden (0-) Shooting percentages are listed below for BG players in clutch situations. For these purposes, clutch is defined as (a) the final five minutes of a game when the scoring differential is single digits at the time the shot was attempted OR (b) any overtime. NAME FG 3-PT FT Rodrick Caldwell 6-5 (40.0) 5- (45.4) 8-2 (85.7) Nelly Cummings 3-9 (33.3) 0-2 (0.00) 0-0 (0.00) Matt Fox -3 (33.3) -3 (33.3) 0-0 (0.00) Dylan Frye 7-4 (50.0) 4-8 (50.0) 0-5 (66.6) Derek Koch -5 (20.0) 0-0 (0.00) 2-4 (50.0) Daeqwon Plowden -7 (4.2) 0-2 (0.00) 2-5 (40.0) Justin Turner 4-9 (44.4) 2-2 (00.0) 8-0 (80.0) Demajeo Wiggins 4-9 (44.4) 0-0 (0.00) 9- (8.8) TEAM 27-7 (38.0) 2-28 (42.8) (74.2)

12 PAGE 2 BGSU S RECORD WHEN Huger Era Overall record MAC record Non-Conference record Postseason record Playing at the Stroh Center Playing on the road Playing on a neutral floor Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Lead with 5:00 remaining Trailing with 5:00 remaining Tied with 5:00 remaining 0-0- Lead with 2:00 remaining Trailing with 2:00 remaining Tied with 2:00 remaining Shooting 50% or better Shooting 40-49% Shooting less than 40% Opp s shoot 50% or better Opp s shoot 40-49% Opp s shoot less than 40% Having better FG pct Opp. has better FG pct Same FG pct Making more 3-pt FG 4-9- Making fewer 3-pt FG Making same 3-pt FG Making more free throws Making fewer free throws Making same free throws Outrebounding opponent Outrebounded by opponent Rebounds are even Scoring 80 points or more Scoring points Scoring points Scoring less than 60 points Allowing 80 points or more Allowing points Allowing points Allowing less than 60 points Decided by 5 or less Decided by Decided by or more Playing overtime games Committing fewer turnovers Committing more turnovers Turnovers are even November December January February March Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) STARTING LINEUPS FOR BGSU LINEUP RECORD Caldwell, Frye, Turner, Koch, Wiggins 6-3 Caldwell, Frye, Fox, Koch, Wiggins -0 STARTING LINEUPS FOR BGSU BY CONTEST GAME GUARD GUARD GUARD FORWARD FORWARD at Drexel Caldwell Frye Turner Koch Wiggins SOUTH DAKOTA Caldwell Frye Turner Koch Wiggins FGCU Caldwell Frye Turner Koch Wiggins LAKE ERIE COLLEGE Caldwell Frye Fox Koch Wiggins vs. USC Upstate Caldwell Frye Turner Koch Wiggins at Campbell Caldwell Frye Turner Koch Wiggins vs. Abilene Christian Caldwell Frye Turner Koch Wiggins SAN JOSE STATE Caldwell Frye Turner Koch Wiggins at Norfolk State Caldwell Frye Turner Koch Wiggins EVANSVILLE Caldwell Frye Turner Koch Wiggins at Old Dominion at Green Bay LOURDES MIAMI at Eastern Michigan NORTHERN ILLINOIS at Akron at Miami CENTRAL MICHIGAN at Northern Illinois at Toledo OHIO KENT STATE at Ball State EASTERN MICHIGAN WESTERN MICHIGAN at Buffalo AKRON at Kent State at OHIO BUFFALO Wiggins (9) Plowden (5) Uju () FALCON DUNK TRACKER

13 PAGE 3 THE LAST TIME... GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) WINS AND LOSSES BG won in overtime /20/207, vs. Lake Erie (W, 09-06) BG lost in overtime 3/0/204, at Northern Illinois (L, 54-5) BG played in 2 overtimes 2/4/207, vs. Toledo (W, 04-00) BG played in 3 overtimes 2/2/202, at South Florida (L, 87-84) BG played in 4 overtimes /25/969, at Marshall (L, 00-98) BG won on a buzzer beater /30/204, at Detroit (W, 64-63) Richaun Holmes Driving Layup At Buzzer /8/7, vs. Florida Gulf Coast (W, 83-80) Dylan Frye Three-Pointer With 0.9 Left In Regulation TEAM SCORING BG scored 80 or more points 2/2/207, at Norfolk State (W, 92-77) BG scored 90 or more points 2/2/207, at Norfolk State (W, 92-77) BG scored 00 or more points /20/207, vs. Lake Erie (W, 09-06) BG scored 0 or more points 2/2/2000, vs. Wilmington (W, 2-75) BG scored 20 or more points 2/4/989, vs. Siena (W, 36-9) BG scored 00 or more points in a loss Has Never Happened BG scored fewer than 50 points 2/20/205, at Wright State (L, 83-47) An opp. scored 00 or more points /20/207, vs. Lake Erie (W, 09-06) An opp. scored fewer than 50 points 2/23/205, at Cleveland State (W, 62-47) Back-to-back opps. scored < than 50 points 2/3-8/202, Wright St./Samford INDIVIDUAL SCORING A player scored 30 or more points /0/207, Justin Turner at Drexel (33 points) A player scored 40 or more points /7/2007, Martin Samarco vs. Buffalo (43 points) A player scored 20 or more points in a half /3/207, Wes Alcegaire vs. Miami (20 points) An opponent scored 30 or more points 2/4/207, Thomas Wilder at WMU (38 points) MULTIPLE DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING BG had four double-digit scorers 2/5/207, vs. Evansville (L, 76-9) BG had five double-digit scorers /24/207, vs. USC Upstate (W, 83-74) BG had six double-digit scorers /9/203, vs. Earlham (W, 02-49) BG s five starters all scored in double digits /3/207, at Akron (L, 84-89) BG had two players with 20 or more points /24/207, vs. USC Upstate (W, 83-74) BG had three players with 20 or more points 2/4/2006, vs. Ohio (L, 93-90) REBOUNDING A player had 5 or more rebounds /24/207, Demajeo Wiggins at Central Michigan (22) A player had 20 or more rebounds /24/207, Demajeo Wiggins at Central Michigan (22) Two players had 0+ rebounds /2/206, Z. Denny (0) & I. Ali (0) vs. Oakland City BG had 40 or more rebounds /26/207, vs. Abilene Christian (42) BG had 50 or more rebounds /2/206, vs. Oakland City (50) DOUBLE-DOUBLES A player had a double-double (pts/reb) /29/207, Demajeo Wiggins (7/2) A player had a double-double (pts/ast) /4/202, J. Crawford at Kent State (0/3) A player had back-to-back double-doubles Demajeo Wiggins (3 In A Row) /7/207, /2/207, /24/207 BG had two players record a double-double /23/205, Denny/Parker at FGCU A player had a triple-double 2/3/2007, Nate Miller at Buffalo (20/0/0) ASSISTS A player had 0 or more assists /29/205, Ismail Ali vs. Urbana (0) A player had 5 or more assists 2/30/980, David Greer vs. Marshall (5) BG had 0 or more assists 2/5/207, vs. Evansville (2) BG had 5 or more assists 2/2/207, at Norfolk State (9) BG had 20 or more assists /24/207, vs. USC Upstate (2) BG had 30 or more assists /24/200, vs. Defiance (30) BG had five or less assists 2/6/206, at Miami (5) BLOCKS A player had five or more blocks 2/2/205, Richaun Holmes vs. Buffalo (5) A player had seven or more blocks 2/5/203, Richaun Holmes at Morehead State (7) BG had 0 or more blocks /5/204, at Drake () BG had no blocks /3/207, vs. Miami STEALS A player had five or more steals /20/207, Nelly Cummings vs. Lake Erie (5) A player had eight or more steals /26/206, Zack Denny vs. Morgan State (8) BG had 0 or more steals /20/207, vs. Lake Erie () BG had 5 or more steals 2/22/200, vs. Manhattan (5) BG had 20 or more steals /9/203, vs. Earlham (22) THREE-POINTERS A BG player made five or more 3-pt FGs 2/2/207, D. Frye at Norfolk State (5) A BG player made seven or more 3-pt FGs /9/204, Anthony Henderson at WMU (7) BG made 0 or more 3-pt FGs 2/2/207, at Norfolk State (4) BG made 5 or more 3-pt FGs 3//997, at West Virginia (6) BG made 0 3-pt FGs 3/5/203, at Kent State FREE THROWS A player made 0 or more free throws 2/2/204, Spencer Parker vs. Buffalo (0) A player made 5 or more free throws 3/6/2004, Ron Lewis at Eastern Michigan (8) A player made 20 or more free throws 3/0/2003, Ron Lewis at Ball State (22) A player attempted 0 or more free throws /25/207, R. Caldwell at Campbell (0) A player attempted 5 or more free throws 2/2/20, Scott Thomas at NIU (5) A player attempted 20 or more free throws 3/0/2003, Ron Lewis at Ball State (25) BG made 20 or more free throws /29/207, vs. San Jose State (23) BG made 30 or more free throw /26/2006, at Kent State (34) BG made 35 or more free throws 3/0/2003, at Ball State (37) BG attempted 30 or more free throws /20/207, vs. Lake Erie (36) BG attempted 35 or more free throws /20/207, vs. Lake Erie (36) BG attempted 40 or more free throws 2/30/206, vs. Norfolk State (40) BG attempted 0 or less free throws 2/08/205, at Southeast Missouri (9) BG attempted five or less free throws /20/2009, at Iowa (2) BG shot 90 percent or better /25/207, at Campbell (8/20,.900) BG shot 00 percent /5/204, at Drake (8/8,.000) BG shot 50 percent or worse /24/207, at Central Michigan (9/8, 50.0) TURNOVERS BG had 20 or more turnovers /4/207, vs. Northern Illinois (22) BG had 25 or more turnovers /22/200, vs. Duquesne (25) BG had 0 or less turnovers 2/5/207, vs. Evansville (0) BG had five or less turnovers /24/207, at Central Michigan (5)

14 PAGE 4 GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) MORE MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS 20-POINT SCORING EFFORTS FROM CURRENT FALCONS Name Points Date Opponent Justin Turner 33 /0/7 at Drexel Dylan Frye 28 2/2/7 at Norfolk State Justin Turner 27 /29/7 vs. San Jose State Antwon Lillard 26 3/0/6 vs. Central Michigan Rodrick Caldwell 25 /6/7 vs. Abilene Christian Demajeo Wiggins 25 /20/7 vs. Lake Erie Dylan Frye 24 /28/7 vs. Ohio Dylan Frye 23 /3/7 vs. South Dakota Dylan Frye 22 2/2/7 vs. Akron Justin Turner 2 2/5/7 vs. Evansville Demajeo Wiggins 2 /3/7 at Akron Rodrick Caldwell 20 /27/7 at Campbell Justin Turner 20 /8/20 vs. Florida Gulf Coast Dylan Frye 20 2//7 vs. Buffalo Dylan Frye 20 /24/7 vs. USC Upstate Demajeo Wiggins 20 /24/7 vs. USC Upstate LOOK GOOD, FEEL GOOD, PLAY GOOD TOP 0 STROH CENTER CROWDS FOR MBB # OPPONENT DATE ATTN. OUTCOME. Toledo 2//2 4, , BG 2. Michigan State 2/8/2 4, , MSU 3. Akron /3/5 3, , Akron 4. Howard // 3, , BG 5. Cincinnati /8/5 3, , UC 6. Toledo /9/6 3, , UT 7. Toledo 2/20/4 3, , UT 8. Ball State 2/2/3 3, , BG 9. Kent State /23/6 3, , KSU 0. Chicago State /3/5 3, , BG THE FALCONS IN THE STROH CENTER SEASON W L PCT OVERALL CLASSIC WHITE 2- ALT. WHITE 2- ORANGE -0 GRAY 0- BROWN -0 BLACK -0

15 PAGE 5 MICHAEL HUGER FILE COACHING CAREER Head Coach Bowling Green Years 205-Present Overall Record Conference Record 2-24 Assistant Coach Miami (Fla.) Years 20-5 Overall Record 9-49 Conference Record 4-29 Assistant Coach George Mason Years Overall Record Conference Record 53-9 Assistant Coach Longwood (Va.) Years Overall Record 9-32 PLAYING CAREER Pro Finland, Holland, Belgium Years College Bowling Green Years Career Games (Starts) 85 (6) Points/Game.6 FG% (FT%) 46.7 (79.8) Assists/Game 3.3 Rebounds/Game 2.2 All-MAC Selections 2 (992 & 993) GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) HEAD COACH MICHAEL HUGER Improved the Falcons MAC win total from the previous season by two games. Led the program to signature home wins over Toledo and Akron, snapping UT s six-game winning streak over BGSU, and UA s 7-game winning streak over the Falcons. Also led the Falcons to a road win over the eventual MAC Tournament champions in Kent State. Dylan Frye was named to the All-MAC Freshman Team Bowling Green advances to the MAC Tournament semifinals for the first time since 2009, defeating No. 5 Kent State and No. 4 Central Michigan. The Falcons posted a season-high six-game winning streak, which marked the longest winning streak for a BGSU team since the season. Senior Spencer Parker earned All-MAC Honorable Mention honors. PRIOR TO BGSU Spent the previous eight seasons four at the University of Miami, and four at George Mason University as an assistant under Jim Larranaga. Won ACC regular-season and tournament titles in 202-3, earning a No. seed in the NCAA Tournament. Won a pair of CAA championships at George Mason, advancing to two NCAA Tournaments. Spent his first two seasons as an assistant coach at Longwood University. AS A FALCON Standout point guard for the Falcons from , playing for head coach Jim Larranaga. Earned All-MAC honors his final two seasons at BG, and was named the runner-up for MAC Player of the Year as a senior. Averaged.6 points, 3.3 assists and 2.2 rebounds across his career. AS A PRO Played professional basketball in Europe from , spending time in Finland (993-94), Holland (994-96) and Belgium ( ). Selected Dutch League MVP in 996 after averaging 25.3 points and 5.8 assists. Earned First Team All-Belgium honors in 2000 and PERSONAL Came back to BGSU after his first season of professional basketball, and earned his degree in 994. Married to Tonya, who he met during his time as a student at BGSU. One son, Michael Anthony Huger II

16 PAGE 6 GAME (DEC. 9 AT OLD DOMINION) HUGER S RECORD AGAINST ALL OPPONENTS Abilene Christian 0- Akron -4 Alabama A&M -0 Ball State 2- Buffalo 0-4 Campbell -0 Central Michigan -3 Cincinnati 0-2 Cleveland State -0 Detroit Mercy - Drake -0 Drexel -0 Eastern Michigan - Evansville 0-2 Florida Gulf Coast 2-0 Green Bay 0- Kent State 2-3 Lake Erie -0 Miami 3- Morgan State -0 Murray State -0 MICHAEL HUGER YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RESULTS BGSU MEN S BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF New Orleans -0 Norfolk State 2-0 Northern Illinois 0-2 North Dakota -0 Notre Dame College -0 Oakland 0- Oakland City -0 Ohio 2-2 Old Dominion 0-0 SEMO -0 San Jose State - South Dakota 0-2 Toledo -2 UMBC -0 UMKC 0- Urbana -0 USC Upstate -0 Western Michigan -2 Wright State 0- Youngstown State -0 Season School Position Record / Conf. Postseason (Record) Bowling Green Head Coach 7-3 / Bowling Green Head Coach 3-9 / 7- MAC Tournament First Round (0-) Bowling Green Head Coach 6-8 / 5-3 MAC Tournament Semifinals (2-) Miami (Fla.) Assistant Coach 25-3 / 0-8 ACC Tournament Second Round (-) / NIT Championship Game (3-) Miami (Fla.) Assistant Coach 7-6 / 7- ACC Tournament Second Round (-) Miami (Fla.) Assistant Coach 29-7 / 5-3 ACC Tournament Champions (3-0) / NCAA Sweet 6 (2-) 20-2 Miami (Fla.) Assistant Coach 20-3 / 9-7 ACC Tournament (0-) / NIT Second Round (-) 200- George Mason Assistant Coach 27-7 / 6-2 CAA Tournament Semifinals (-) / NCAA Third Round (-) George Mason Assistant Coach 7-5 / 2-6 CAA Tournament (0-) / CollegeInsider.com Tournament (0-) George Mason Assistant Coach 22- / 3-5 CAA Tournament Championship Game (2-) / NIT First Round (0-) George Mason Assistant Coach 23- / 2-6 CAA Tournament Champions (3-0) / NCAA Tournament (0-) Longwood Assistant Coach 9-22 / Independent Division I Reclassifying Longwood Assistant Coach 0-20 Independent Division I Reclassifying Michael Huger Head Coach Third Season Anthony Stacey Assistant Coach Third Season Mike Summey Assistant Coach Third Season Kevin Noon Assistant Coach Third Season Ryan Kardok Director of Operations Third Season Parker Settle Video Coordinator Second Season Jeremiah Bonsu Graduate Assistant First Season Rob Whitehurst Athletic Trainer Fourth Season

17 #0 NELLY CUMMINGS Guard FR Midland, Pa. Lincoln Park Performing Arts Charter GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT STARTED FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB TOT PF A STL MIN PTS N0 at DREXEL N3 SOUTH DAKOTA N8 FLORIDA GULF COAST N20 LAKE ERIE N24 vs. USC UPSTATE N25 at CAMPBELL N26 vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN N29 SAN JOSE STATE D2 at NORFOLK STATE D5 EVANSVILLE D9 at OLD DOMINION D2 at GREEN BAY D28 LOURDES J2 MIAMI J6 at EASTERN MICHIGAN J9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS J3 at AKRON J6 at MIAMI J20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J23 at NORTHERN ILLINOIS J27 at TOLEDO J30 OHIO F3 KENT STATE F6 at BALL STATE F0 EASTERN MICHIGAN F3 WESTERN MICHIGAN F7 at BUFFALO F20 AKRON F24 at KENT STATE F27 AT OHIO M2 BUFFALO 3 STL: CAREER HIGHS vs. Evansville (Dec. 5, 207) at Campbell (Nov. 25, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) at Campbell (Nov. 25, 207) vs. USC Upstate (Nov. 24, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) CUMMINGS YEAR-BY-YEAR CUMMINGS NOTEBOOK Has at least one assist in every game in Scored a career-high 3 points against Evansville Scored 0 points at Campbell, and hit the first two triples of his career Racked up a career-high 4 assists in a win over USC Upstate Set career highs in field goals (5), steals (5) & minutes (30) vs. Lake Erie Finished fifth in high school in his conference s (WPIAL) all-time scoring list with 2,4 career points, scoring 37 points in his final game to surpass T.J. McConnell of the Philadelphia 76ers Ranked as a Three-Star prospect by ESPN.com coming out of high school SEASON HIGHS YEAR GP-GS MINS AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF REBS AVG PF-FO AST AVG BLK STL PTS AVG STL: vs. Evansville (Dec. 5, 207) at Campbell (Nov. 25, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) at Campbell (Nov. 25, 207) vs. USC Upstate (Nov. 24, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207)

18 # DEMAJEO WIGGINS Forward JR Toledo, Ohio Springfield GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT STARTED FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB TOT PF A BLK MIN PTS N0 at DREXEL N3 SOUTH DAKOTA N8 FLORIDA GULF COAST N20 LAKE ERIE N24 vs. USC UPSTATE N25 at CAMPBELL N26 vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN N29 SAN JOSE STATE D2 at NORFOLK STATE D5 EVANSVILLE D9 at OLD DOMINION D2 at GREEN BAY D28 LOURDES J2 MIAMI J6 at EASTERN MICHIGAN J9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS J3 at AKRON J6 at MIAMI J20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J23 at NORTHERN ILLINOIS J27 at TOLEDO J30 OHIO F3 KENT STATE F6 at BALL STATE F0 EASTERN MICHIGAN F3 WESTERN MICHIGAN F7 at BUFFALO F20 AKRON F24 at KENT STATE F27 AT OHIO M2 BUFFALO BLK: STL: CAREER HIGHS vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) at Central Michigan (Jan. 24, 207) at Akron (Jan. 3, 207) at Central Michigan (Jan. 24, 207) vs. San Jose State (Nov. 29, 207) vs. Toledo (Feb. 4, 207) WIGGINS YEAR-BY-YEAR WIGGINS NOTEBOOK Had a season-high 3 assists, and posted rebounds versus Evansville In his 2nd double-double effort of the season, had 7 points & 2 rebounds vs. SJSU Registered 20 points & 2 rebounds versus USC Upstate Scored a career high 25 points vs. Lake Erie, and went 9-2 at the FT line Posted 0 points and 5 rebounds in the second half to finish with 4 and 7 vs. FGCU Registered 4 points and eight rebounds at Drexel; went 8-for-0 on FT attempts Has started 49-consecutive games Recorded 22 rebounds at Central Michigan (/24/7), which was the most from a Falcon in 43 years SEASON HIGHS YEAR GP-GS MINS AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF REBS AVG PF-FO AST AVG BLK STL PTS AVG TOTALS BLK: STL: vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) Three Times vs. South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) vs. Evansville (Dec. 5, 207) vs. San Jose State (Nov. 29, 207) vs. San Jose State (Nov. 29, 207)

19 #3 RODRICK CALDWELL Guard SO Dayton, Ohio Wayne GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT STARTED FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB TOT PF A STL MIN PTS N0 at DREXEL N3 SOUTH DAKOTA N8 FLORIDA GULF COAST N20 LAKE ERIE N24 vs. USC UPSTATE N25 at CAMPBELL N26 vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN N29 SAN JOSE STATE D2 at NORFOLK STATE D5 EVANSVILLE D9 at OLD DOMINION D2 at GREEN BAY D28 LOURDES J2 MIAMI J6 at EASTERN MICHIGAN J9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS J3 at AKRON J6 at MIAMI J20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J23 at NORTHERN ILLINOIS J27 at TOLEDO J30 OHIO F3 KENT STATE F6 at BALL STATE F0 EASTERN MICHIGAN F3 WESTERN MICHIGAN F7 at BUFFALO F20 AKRON F24 at KENT STATE F27 AT OHIO M2 BUFFALO REBS : 3 STL: CAREER HIGHS vs. Abilene Christian (Nov. 26, 207) vs. Abilene Christian (Nov. 26, 207) vs. Abilene Christian (Nov. 26, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) CALDWELL YEAR-BY-YEAR CALDWELL NOTEBOOK Dished out 7 assists at Norfolk State, marking his second 7-assist game of the season Named MAC East Player of the Week on Nov. 27 after averaging 20.3 points, 6.0 assists and 3.5 rebounds during BGSU s 3- week Went an absurd 4-for-25 (56.0 percent) from downtown during the week Set career highs in field goals (9), points (25) and triples (6) vs. Abilene Christian Payed a career-high 42 minutes, scoring 8 points vs. Lake Erie Posted a career-high 8 assists, and tied a career high with 3 steals vs. Lake Erie Has scored in double figures in 7 of the last 9 games Has posted at least 4 assists in 6 of the last 7 games SEASON HIGHS YEAR GP-GS MINS AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF REBS AVG PF-FO AST AVG BLK STL PTS AVG TOTALS REBS : 3 STL: vs. Abilene Christian (Nov. 26, 207) vs. Abilene Christian (Nov. 26, 207) vs. Abilene Christian (Nov. 26, 207) vs. Abilene Christian (Nov. 26, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207)

20 #5 DYLAN FRYE Guard SO Pembroke Pines, Fla. Mater Academy GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT STARTED FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB TOT PF A STL MIN PTS N0 at DREXEL N3 SOUTH DAKOTA N8 FLORIDA GULF COAST N20 LAKE ERIE N24 vs. USC UPSTATE N25 at CAMPBELL N26 vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN N29 SAN JOSE STATE D2 at NORFOLK STATE D5 EVANSVILLE D9 at OLD DOMINION D2 at GREEN BAY D28 LOURDES J2 MIAMI J6 at EASTERN MICHIGAN J9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS J3 at AKRON J6 at MIAMI J20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J23 at NORTHERN ILLINOIS J27 at TOLEDO J30 OHIO F3 KENT STATE F6 at BALL STATE F0 EASTERN MICHIGAN F3 WESTERN MICHIGAN F7 at BUFFALO F20 AKRON F24 at KENT STATE F27 AT OHIO M2 BUFFALO 3 STL: CAREER HIGHS at Norfolk State (Dec. 2, 207) Three Times Three Times vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) vs. Miami (Jan. 3, 207) vs. Ohio (Jan. 28, 207) FRYE YEAR-BY-YEAR FRYE NOTEBOOK Set a career high with 28 points at Norfolk State; went 9-3 FG, 5-7 3FG, & 5-5 FT Went 5-for-7 on #DeepFrye attempts vs. USC Upstate, finishing 20 points Set a career high with 6 assists against Lake Erie Gave the Falcons the win over FGCU with a three-pointer with 0.9 seconds left Made 5 threes, and tied a career best with 7 rebounds, while scoring 23 points versus South Dakota Has three 20-plus point games in 207-8, matching his total from last season Hit at least two triples in 8 of 0 games in 207-8; has 5 triples in three games Has connected on multiple three-balls in 8 games in his career SEASON HIGHS YEAR GP-GS MINS AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF REBS AVG PF-FO AST AVG BLK STL PTS AVG TOTALS STL: at Norfolk State (Dec. 2, 207) vs. South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) at Norfolk State (Dec. 2, 207) Three Times vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) vs. San Jose State (Nov. 29, 207) vs. San Jose State (Nov. 29, 207)

21 #0 JUSTIN TURNER Guard R-FR Detroit, Mich. Renaissance GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT STARTED FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB TOT PF A STL MIN PTS N0 at DREXEL N3 SOUTH DAKOTA N8 FLORIDA GULF COAST N20 LAKE ERIE N24 vs. USC UPSTATE N25 at CAMPBELL N26 vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN N29 SAN JOSE STATE D2 at NORFOLK STATE D5 EVANSVILLE D9 at OLD DOMINION D2 at GREEN BAY D28 LOURDES J2 MIAMI J6 at EASTERN MICHIGAN J9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS J3 at AKRON J6 at MIAMI J20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J23 at NORTHERN ILLINOIS J27 at TOLEDO J30 OHIO F3 KENT STATE F6 at BALL STATE F0 EASTERN MICHIGAN F3 WESTERN MICHIGAN F7 at BUFFALO F20 AKRON F24 at KENT STATE F27 AT OHIO M2 BUFFALO 3 STL: CAREER HIGHS at Drexel (Nov. 0, 207) vs. FGCU (Nov. 8, 207) at Drexel (Nov. 0, 207) at Drexel (Nov. 0, 207) vs. FGCU (Nov. 8, 207) TURNER YEAR-BY-YEAR TURNER NOTEBOOK Shooting 50.0 percent (23-of-46) from downtown, which ranks 4th in the MAC 4-for-20 from three-point range over the last 3 games Has four 20-plus point games on the season after a 2-point effort versus Evansville Racked up 27 points, 3 assists, 3 rebounds and steal vs. San Jose State Registered 20 points, 7 rebounds, 4 steals in the win over Florida Gulf Coast Posted 33 points, 7 assists, 4 rebounds, 2 steals and block at Drexel The 33 points are a BGSU freshman record His 33 points were the most from a Falcon since Spencer Parker scored 33 points against Detroit Mercy on Dec. 2, SEASON HIGHS YEAR GP-GS MINS AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF REBS AVG PF-FO AST AVG BLK STL PTS AVG TOTALS STL: at Drexel (Nov. 0, 207) vs. FGCU (Nov. 8, 207) at Drexel (Nov. 0, 207) at Drexel (Nov. 0, 207) vs. FGCU (Nov. 8, 207)

22 # ANTWON LILLARD Guard JR Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Central Catholic GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT STARTED FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB TOT PF A STL MIN PTS N0 at DREXEL N3 SOUTH DAKOTA N8 FLORIDA GULF COAST N20 LAKE ERIE N24 vs. USC UPSTATE N25 at CAMPBELL N26 vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN N29 SAN JOSE STATE D2 at NORFOLK STATE D5 EVANSVILLE D9 at OLD DOMINION D2 at GREEN BAY D28 LOURDES J2 MIAMI J6 at EASTERN MICHIGAN J9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS J3 at AKRON J6 at MIAMI J20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J23 at NORTHERN ILLINOIS J27 at TOLEDO J30 OHIO F3 KENT STATE F6 at BALL STATE F0 EASTERN MICHIGAN F3 WESTERN MICHIGAN F7 at BUFFALO F20 AKRON F24 at KENT STATE F27 AT OHIO M2 BUFFALO 3 STL: CAREER HIGHS vs. Central Michigan (March 0, 206) vs. Notre Dame College (Nov. 29, 206) vs. Central Michigan (March 0, 206) vs. Central Michigan (March 0, 206) vs. Alabama A&M (Dec. 22, 206) LILLARD YEAR-BY-YEAR LILLARD NOTEBOOK Made his season debut vs. Evansville, scoring 6 points in minutes Appeared in 30+ games for the second-straight year in 206-7; has now played in 65-career games Made 7 starts in 206-7, and ranks fourth on the active roster with 20 starts Notched 45 assists in after recording 2 assists as a freshman Averaged 4.2 rebounds last season, and recorded 5+ rebounds in games Poured in a season-high 9 points last year in games against UMKC and Ball State Registered 3 points and 0 rebounds vs. Notre Dame College last year, racking up the first double-double of his career SEASON HIGHS YEAR GP-GS MINS AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF REBS AVG PF-FO AST AVG BLK STL PTS AVG TOTALS STL: 6 vs. Evansville (Dec. 5, 207) vs. Evansville (Dec. 5, 207) vs. Evansville (Dec. 5, 207) vs. Evansville (Dec. 5, 207) vs. Evansville (Dec. 5, 207)

23 #3 JEFFREY UJU Forward R-JR Bolingbrook, Ill. Oak Hill Academy GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT STARTED FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB TOT PF A BLK MIN PTS N0 at DREXEL N3 SOUTH DAKOTA N8 FLORIDA GULF COAST N20 LAKE ERIE N24 vs. USC UPSTATE N25 at CAMPBELL N26 vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN N29 SAN JOSE STATE D2 at NORFOLK STATE D5 EVANSVILLE D9 at OLD DOMINION D2 at GREEN BAY D28 LOURDES J2 MIAMI J6 at EASTERN MICHIGAN J9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS J3 at AKRON J6 at MIAMI J20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J23 at NORTHERN ILLINOIS J27 at TOLEDO J30 OHIO F3 KENT STATE F6 at BALL STATE F0 EASTERN MICHIGAN F3 WESTERN MICHIGAN F7 at BUFFALO F20 AKRON F24 at KENT STATE F27 AT OHIO M2 BUFFALO 3 BLK: CAREER HIGHS vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) at Oakland (Nov., 206) vs. South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) Three Times UJU YEAR-BY-YEAR (AT BGSU) UJU NOTEBOOK Has pulled down at least one offensive rebound in each of the last five games Set career highs with 0 rebounds and 9 points against Lake Erie Went 4-for-5 from the field versus Lake Erie, and played a season-high 7 minutes Posted 2 points and 2 rebounds against South Dakota Played in the first two games of the season before suffering a seasonending injury Maintained his junior year of eligibility, and is currently a redshirt-junior Went 2-for-2 (-for- from 3PT) from the field, and posted five points and seven rebounds in his Falcon debut at Oakland (//6) in the season opener SEASON HIGHS YEAR GP-GS MINS AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF REBS AVG PF-FO AST AVG BLK STL PTS AVG TOTALS BLK: vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) vs. South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207)

24 #23 DE ANDRE AUSTIN Guard JR Warrensville Heights, Ohio University School Hunting Valley GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT STARTED FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB TOT PF A BLK MIN PTS N0 at DREXEL N3 SOUTH DAKOTA N8 FLORIDA GULF COAST N20 LAKE ERIE N24 vs. USC UPSTATE N25 at CAMPBELL N26 vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN N29 SAN JOSE STATE D2 at NORFOLK STATE D5 EVANSVILLE D9 at OLD DOMINION D2 at GREEN BAY D28 LOURDES J2 MIAMI J6 at EASTERN MICHIGAN J9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS J3 at AKRON J6 at MIAMI J20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J23 at NORTHERN ILLINOIS J27 at TOLEDO J30 OHIO F3 KENT STATE F6 at BALL STATE F0 EASTERN MICHIGAN F3 WESTERN MICHIGAN F7 at BUFFALO F20 AKRON F24 at KENT STATE F27 AT OHIO M2 BUFFALO 3 BLK: CAREER HIGHS vs. Evansville (Dec. 5, 207) AUSTIN YEAR-BY-YEAR AUSTIN NOTEBOOK Earned his first-career appearance versus Evansville Came to the team after walk-on tryouts took place in October Started practicing with the team in October, serving originally as a practice player Earned a spot on the official team after a month of practice, and saw time in the exhibition victory over Capital Spent the season at the College of Wooster Graduated from University School Hunting Valley in 204, where he lead his squad to a pair of conference championships Averaged 7.5 points, 4.6 assists and 3.0 steals as a senior SEASON HIGHS YEAR GP-GS MINS AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF REBS AVG PF-FO AST AVG BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL BLK: vs. Evansville (Dec. 5, 207)

25 #24 MATT FOX Guard SR Maumee, Ohio Anthony Wayne GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT STARTED FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB TOT PF A STL MIN PTS N0 at DREXEL N3 SOUTH DAKOTA N8 FLORIDA GULF COAST N20 LAKE ERIE N24 vs. USC UPSTATE N25 at CAMPBELL N26 vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN N29 SAN JOSE STATE D2 at NORFOLK STATE D5 EVANSVILLE D9 at OLD DOMINION D2 at GREEN BAY D28 LOURDES J2 MIAMI J6 at EASTERN MICHIGAN J9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS J3 at AKRON J6 at MIAMI J20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J23 at NORTHERN ILLINOIS J27 at TOLEDO J30 OHIO F3 KENT STATE F6 at BALL STATE F0 EASTERN MICHIGAN F3 WESTERN MICHIGAN F7 at BUFFALO F20 AKRON F24 at KENT STATE F27 AT OHIO M2 BUFFALO 3 STL: CAREER HIGHS Three Times vs. Morgan State (Nov. 26, 206) Five Times Four Times vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) FOX YEAR-BY-YEAR FOX NOTEBOOK Scored 8 points at Norfolk State in 2 minutes; went 4-6 from three-point land Has now scored 8 points in three games in his career Went 4-for-5 from downtown vs. Lake Erie, and played a career-high 37 minutes Earned his second-career start in the Lake Erie win Has posted at least assist in 9 of 0 games in After notching 7 assists last season, already has 5 assists in Has appeared in 75 games since walking on to the team for the season Earned a scholarship during the season 54 of his 84 field goal attempts have come from beyond the three-point line SEASON HIGHS YEAR GP-GS MINS AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF REBS AVG PF-FO AST AVG BLK STL PTS AVG TOTALS STL: at Norfolk State (Dec. 2, 207) vs. FGCU (Nov. 8, 207) at Norfolk State (Dec. 2, 207) vs. USC Upstate (Nov. 24, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207)

26 #25 DAEQWON PLOWDEN Guard / Forward FR Philadelphia, Pa. Mastery Charter North GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT STARTED FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB TOT PF A BLK MIN PTS N0 at DREXEL N3 SOUTH DAKOTA N8 FLORIDA GULF COAST N20 LAKE ERIE N24 vs. USC UPSTATE N25 at CAMPBELL N26 vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN N29 SAN JOSE STATE D2 at NORFOLK STATE D5 EVANSVILLE D9 at OLD DOMINION D2 at GREEN BAY D28 LOURDES J2 MIAMI J6 at EASTERN MICHIGAN J9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS J3 at AKRON J6 at MIAMI J20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J23 at NORTHERN ILLINOIS J27 at TOLEDO J30 OHIO F3 KENT STATE F6 at BALL STATE F0 EASTERN MICHIGAN F3 WESTERN MICHIGAN F7 at BUFFALO F20 AKRON F24 at KENT STATE F27 AT OHIO M2 BUFFALO 3 BLK: STL: CAREER HIGHS vs. USC Upstate (Nov. 24, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) Six Times Four Times vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) PLOWDEN YEAR-BY-YEAR PLOWDEN NOTEBOOK Scored in double figures for the first time in his career, posting 0 vs. USC Upstate Notched 8 points, 5 rebounds and block versus Abilene Christian Posted 7 points, 8 rebounds (career high) & 3 assists (career high) vs. Lake Erie Picked up 7 points, 7 rebounds, 2 blocks and steal versus South Dakota Went 4-for-5 from the field, scoring nine points and adding three rebounds at Drexel First commit of Bowling Green s 207 class Averaged 5.7 points as a junior, and 6.0 points as a senior Led Mastery Charter North to a 24-7 record and a trip to the PIAA Class 2A State Championship Game in 205-6, where he registered 24 points and rebounds SEASON HIGHS YEAR GP-GS MINS AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF REBS AVG PF-FO AST AVG BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL BLK: STL: vs. USC Upstate (Nov. 24, 207) vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207) Six Times Four Times vs. Lake Erie (Nov. 20, 207)

27 #30 ETHAN GOOD Guard 6-80 SO Wapakoneta, Ohio Wapakoneta GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT STARTED FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB TOT PF A STL MIN PTS N0 at DREXEL N3 SOUTH DAKOTA N8 FLORIDA GULF COAST N20 LAKE ERIE N24 vs. USC UPSTATE N25 at CAMPBELL N26 vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN N29 SAN JOSE STATE D2 at NORFOLK STATE D5 EVANSVILLE D9 at OLD DOMINION D2 at GREEN BAY D28 LOURDES J2 MIAMI J6 at EASTERN MICHIGAN J9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS J3 at AKRON J6 at MIAMI J20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J23 at NORTHERN ILLINOIS J27 at TOLEDO J30 OHIO F3 KENT STATE F6 at BALL STATE F0 EASTERN MICHIGAN F3 WESTERN MICHIGAN F7 at BUFFALO F20 AKRON F24 at KENT STATE F27 AT OHIO M2 BUFFALO FTA: FT: 2 2 CAREER HIGHS vs. Ohio (Jan. 28, 207) vs. Ohio (Jan. 28, 207) vs. Ohio (Jan. 28, 207) vs. Morgan State (Nov. 26, 206) vs. Morgan State (Nov. 26, 206) vs. Morgan State (Nov. 26, 206) vs. Ohio (Jan. 28, 207) GOOD YEAR-BY-YEAR GOOD NOTEBOOK Racked up his first appearance of versus Evansville Came to the Falcons as a walk-on in Appeared in five games for the Orange and Brown in 206-7, playing 9 minutes Majoring in chemistry, and currently owns a GPA Scored his first point in his first appearance as a Falcon in in a win over Morgan State Played in three consecutive games during the non-conference slate Played a career-high minutes versus Ohio last season, and recorded his first rebound, while converting a reverse layup for his first-career field goal SEASON HIGHS YEAR GP-GS MINS AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF REBS AVG PF-FO AST AVG BLK STL PTS AVG TOTALS FTA: FT: vs. Evansville (Dec. 5, 207)

28 #33 MATISS KULACKOVSKIS Forward FR Saldus, Latvia Archbishop Ryan GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT STARTED FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB TOT PF A STL MIN PTS N0 at DREXEL N3 SOUTH DAKOTA N8 FLORIDA GULF COAST N20 LAKE ERIE N24 vs. USC UPSTATE N25 at CAMPBELL N26 vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN N29 SAN JOSE STATE D2 at NORFOLK STATE D5 EVANSVILLE D9 at OLD DOMINION D2 at GREEN BAY D28 LOURDES J2 MIAMI J6 at EASTERN MICHIGAN J9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS J3 at AKRON J6 at MIAMI J20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J23 at NORTHERN ILLINOIS J27 at TOLEDO J30 OHIO F3 KENT STATE F6 at BALL STATE F0 EASTERN MICHIGAN F3 WESTERN MICHIGAN F7 at BUFFALO F20 AKRON F24 at KENT STATE F27 AT OHIO M2 BUFFALO 3 STL: CAREER HIGHS KULACKOVSKIS YEAR-BY-YEAR KULACKOVSKIS NOTEBOOK Suffered a season-ending knee injury in October. Born in Saldus, Latvia, but spent his final two seasons of high school at Archbishop Ryan High School in Philadelphia Averaged 7.2 points, 9.0 rebounds and 3. assists as a senior Shot 55 percent from the field, and 40 percent from three-point territory as a senior Led his team to the PIAA Class 6A state semifinals in Played in the Philadelphia Catholic League semifinals, which are staged at the famous Palestra, in his final two seasons of high school basketball Named First Team All-Philadelphia Catholic League as a senior SEASON HIGHS YEAR GP-GS MINS AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF REBS AVG PF-FO AST AVG BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL STL:

29 #40 DEREK KOCH Forward FR West Salem, Ohio Northwestern GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT STARTED FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB TOT PF A BLK MIN PTS N0 at DREXEL N3 SOUTH DAKOTA N8 FLORIDA GULF COAST N20 LAKE ERIE N24 vs. USC UPSTATE N25 at CAMPBELL N26 vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN N29 SAN JOSE STATE D2 at NORFOLK STATE D5 EVANSVILLE D9 at OLD DOMINION D2 at GREEN BAY D28 LOURDES J2 MIAMI J6 at EASTERN MICHIGAN J9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS J3 at AKRON J6 at MIAMI J20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J23 at NORTHERN ILLINOIS J27 at TOLEDO J30 OHIO F3 KENT STATE F6 at BALL STATE F0 EASTERN MICHIGAN F3 WESTERN MICHIGAN F7 at BUFFALO F20 AKRON F24 at KENT STATE F27 AT OHIO M2 BUFFALO 3 BLK: CAREER HIGHS vs. South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) vs. South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) vs. South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) at Norfolk State (Dec. 2, 207) vs. South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) KOCH YEAR-BY-YEAR KOCH NOTEBOOK Racked up points and went -2 from three-point land against Evansville Scored in double figures for the second time in his career, totaling 4 points vs. SJSU Racked up 9 points, rebounds and 2 assists in the win over FGCU Pulled down 4 rebounds versus South Dakota, becoming the first BGSU true freshman to pull down 4+ rebounds since 999. Added a career-high 5 points against South Dakota State of Ohio s all-time leading rebounder in high school basketball history Averaged 2.7 points and 6.0 rebounds as a senior, and 2.7 points and 5.5 rebounds as a junior SEASON HIGHS YEAR GP-GS MINS AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF REBS AVG PF-FO AST AVG BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL BLK: vs. South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) vs. South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) vs. South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) at Norfolk State (Dec. 2, 207) vs. South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207)

30 #52 JONIYA GADSON Center FR Miami Gardens, Ohio Dillard GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPPONENT STARTED FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB TOT PF A BLK MIN PTS N0 at DREXEL N3 SOUTH DAKOTA N8 FLORIDA GULF COAST N20 LAKE ERIE N24 vs. USC UPSTATE N25 at CAMPBELL N26 vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN N29 SAN JOSE STATE D2 at NORFOLK STATE D5 EVANSVILLE D9 at OLD DOMINION D2 at GREEN BAY D28 LOURDES J2 MIAMI J6 at EASTERN MICHIGAN J9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS J3 at AKRON J6 at MIAMI J20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN J23 at NORTHERN ILLINOIS J27 at TOLEDO J30 OHIO F3 KENT STATE F6 at BALL STATE F0 EASTERN MICHIGAN F3 WESTERN MICHIGAN F7 at BUFFALO F20 AKRON F24 at KENT STATE F27 AT OHIO M2 BUFFALO FT: BLK: STL: CAREER HIGHS vs. South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) vs. FGCU (Nov. 8, 207) at Drexel (Nov. 0, 207) at Drexel (Nov. 0, 207) GADSON YEAR-BY-YEAR GADSON NOTEBOOK Has converted one field goal in each of his last two appearances Recorded three blocks and one rebound in 3 minutes versus Florida Gulf Coast Gave the Falcons 3 rebounds in 4 minutes versus South Dakota Ended his career by winning back-to-back Class 7A State Championships, capturing the program s sixth and seventh state titles His high school finished the season ranked 20th in the country according to MaxPreps Led DHS to a 28-5 mark as a junior, finishing the year ranked 23rd in the land according to MaxPreps after another state championship SEASON HIGHS YEAR GP-GS MINS AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF REBS AVG PF-FO AST AVG BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL FT: BLK: STL: vs. South Dakota (Nov. 3, 207) vs. FGCU (Nov. 8, 207) at Drexel (Nov. 0, 207) at Drexel (Nov. 0, 207)