RAY MEYER DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE

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1 HISTORY & RECORDS

2 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE No one is more associated with DePaul University or DePaul basketball than Ray Meyer. For most people, the word DePaul is synonymous with the name Ray Meyer. Meyer passed away on Mar. 17, 2006 at the age of 92. In his 42 years as head coach of DePaul from , he compiled a record of (.671). In his career, 13 of his teams advanced to the NCAA Tournament and seven of his squads played in the National Invitation Tournament. His 1943 and 1979 teams advanced to the NCAA Final Four while his 1945 team, featuring future Hall of Famer George Mikan, won the NIT when it was considered the national championship. One of only seven Division I coaches to win at least 700 games, Coach Ray posted 37 winning seasons and 12 campaigns of 20 wins or more. In his last seven years at DePaul ( ), he posted an impressive record of (.857). Six of those teams advanced to the NCAA Tournament and his 1983 team played in the NIT finals. Inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1979, Meyer was recognized around the basketball world simply as Coach. His 724 career wins were tied for 28th on the all-time list entering the season. In 1978 and 1980, he was named Coach of the Year by the United States Basketball Writers Association. The Associated Press also honored him as its national Coach of the Year in both 1980 and In addition, he was named the Kodak Man of the Year by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) in 1980 and was awarded the John Bunn Award from the Naismith Hall of Fame in 1981 for contributions to the game of basketball. He was also honored with the NIT-NACDA Award in Besides his Naismith Hall of Fame honor, Coach Ray is also a member of the Illinois and Chicagoland Sports Halls of Fame, Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame and the DePaul RAY MEYER Hall of Fame. Meyer was also honored in 1992 by the NABC with the Balfour Golden Anniversary Ring for 50 years of contributions to basketball. Upon retiring as DePaul s coach in 1984, Ray served as Special Assistant to the President of DePaul until His duties included fundraising and special projects. In addition, Meyer was a color analyst for DePaul basketball games on WGN Radio for 13 seasons. In his 55 years at DePaul, he attended 1,467 consecutive Blue Demon games, never missing a DePaul contest in that time span. Meyer was succeeded at DePaul by his son, Joey, who recorded a career record of (.594) in 13 seasons as head coach. On Sept. 30, 1999, a lasting tribute to Meyer was dedicated on DePaul s Lincoln Park Campus as the Ray Meyer Fitness and Recreation Center opened. This 120,000 square foot facility provides the DePaul community with a variety of fitness and recreational sport spaces. Yet another lasting tribute to Coach Ray and his family occurred on Dec. 14, 2003 when the game floor at the Allstate Arena was officially dedicated as Ray and Marge Meyer Court in honor of the coach and his late wife of 43 years who passed away in Over the final years of his life, Coach Ray again became a fixture at DePaul home games and spent time in the locker room with the Blue Demon players and coaches. 112

3 One of the greatest players in the history of basketball, George Mikan played for DePaul from and changed the game of basketball forever. Mikan passed away on June 2, 2005 at the age of 79. Credited with helping put the NBA on the map as a major league sport, Mikan was also responsible for sell-out crowds at the Chicago Stadium and Madison Square Garden in his playing days as a collegian. The first big man to dominate the game of basketball, Mikan was a three-time first team All-American for the Blue Demons. After college, he went on to earn All-NBA honors with the Minneapolis Lakers nine times and in 1951, Mikan was voted the greatest player in the first 50 years of basketball by the Associated Press. At DePaul, Mikan stills holds the school record for points in a game with 53 against Rhode Island State in the 1945 NIT semifinals. He led the Blue GEORGE MIKAN HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Demons to the NIT title that season and in his four seasons at DePaul, the team posted an impressive (.888) record. Besides the NIT, the Blue Demons also advanced to the NCAA Final Four in 1943 and finished second in the NIT in 1944 during Mikan s career. His 1,870 points are still fourth on the all-time scoring chart at DePaul. In his stellar NBA career, Mikan led the Lakers to five NBA crowns in his nine seasons. He scored 11,764 points - a 22.6 per game career scoring average and led the league in scoring three times. In 1996, Mikan was honored as one of the top 50 players in NBA history. Mikan was elected to the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame as a charter member in He is also a member of the NIT Hall of Fame and was named to the all-time NIT team. After his playing career, Mikan was a NBA coach and also served as the first commissioner of the American Basketball Association (ABA). RETIRED

4 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Mark Aguirre is recognized as one of the best college basketball players ever. Along with George Mikan and Ray Meyer, his name is one of the most synonymous with DePaul basketball. Although he played only three seasons at DePaul, Aguirre remains the school s all-time leading scorer. In his first season at DePaul in , Aguirre set Chicago and the college basketball world on its ear by leading the Blue Demons to the Final Four with a 26-6 record. Aguirre averaged 24 points and 7.6 rebounds as a freshman and made DePaul s Alumni Hall the place to be in the city. Aguirre did not disappoint as a sophomore, leading the Blue Demons to a 26-2 record and No.1 ranking for most of the season. He averaged 26.8 points and 7.6 rebounds. A consensus All-American, Aguirre was also named the National Player of the Year by the Associated Press, UPI, the U.S. Basketball Writers and he was awarded the Naismith Award. Aguirre also was named to the 1980 U.S. Olympic team. His junior season was almost identical to his sophomore year except for one thing, the Blue Demons had a new home arena - the Rosemont Horizon. Aguirre helped pack the new suburban home, averaging 13,369 fans per game. DePaul became a fixture on national television and Aguirre averaged 23 points and 8.6 rebounds a contest for a team that would finish the year 27-2 and ranked No. 1. Once again, Aguirre was named a consensus first team All-American. MARK AGUIRRE In his three years at DePaul, Aguirre led the Blue Demons to a (.888) record. His career scoring average of 24.5 and his career point total of 2,182 are still Blue Demon records, and Aguirre is the only player in Blue Demon history to score 2,000 or more points in a career. The Dallas Mavericks selected Aguirre as the No. 1 pick in the 1981 NBA draft. In his 13-year NBA career, Aguirre was named an NBA All-Star three times and helped the Detroit Pistons to the 1989 and 1990 NBA Championships. He finished his career with a 20 points per game scoring average. RETIRED

5 DePaul has made 22 NCAA Championship appearances with a trip to the Final Four in 1979 and The Blue Demons also claimed the 1945 NIT title under a young coach named Ray Meyer and an emerging star in George Mikan. Mikan set a program record with 53 points against Rhode Island State in the 1945 NIT semifinals. Just over 30 years later, the Iron Five led by a freshman from Chicago named Mark Aguirre took the nation by storm with its run to Salt Lake City. The Blue Demons knocked off USC, Marquette and UCLA before falling to Larry Bird and Indiana State in the national semifinals. DePaul came back and knocked off Pennsylvania to claim the third-place trophy in the NCAA Championship behind 34 points from Aguirre. In between the first postseason trip in the 1940 NIT to the second-round appearance in the 2007 NIT Quarterfinals, the Blue Demons have made 38 postseason appearances between the NIT and NCAA Championship. NCAA HISTORY 1943 East Regional (1-1) Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) W Dartmouth L Georgetown NCAA & NIT HISTORY HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL 1976 East Regional (1-1) Charlotte Coliseum (Charlotte, N.C.) W Virginia Greensboro Coliseum (Greensboro, N.C.) L Virginia Military (OT) 1978 Midwest Regional (2-1) Levitt Arena (Wichita, Kan.) W Creighton Allen Fieldhouse (Lawrence, Kan.) W Louisville (OT) L Notre Dame West Regional (4-1) Pauley Pavilion (Los Angeles, Calif.) W USC Marriott Center (Provo, Utah) W Marquette W UCLA Huntsman Center (Salt Lake City, Utah) L Indiana State W Pennsylvania West Regional (0-1) Activity Center (Tempe, Ariz.) L UCLA Mideast Regional (0-1) Dayton Arena (Dayton, Ohio) L Saint Joseph s East Regional (1-2) Allen County Coliseum (Ft. Wayne, Ind.) W Miami (Ohio) Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) L Indiana L Pennsylvania Midwest Regional (0-1) Allen County Coliseum (Ft. Wayne, Ind.) L Wayne State Midwest Regional (1-2) Pacific Intl. Livestock Pavilion (Portland, Ore.) W Portland State Allen Fieldhouse (Lawrence, Kan.) L Kansas State L TCU Midwest Regional (2-1) Alumni Hall (Chicago, Ill.) W Air Force Ahearn Fieldhouse (Manhattan, Kan.) L Cincinnati W Texas Mideast Regional (1-2) E.A. Diddle Arena (Bowling Green, Ky.) W Eastern Kentucky Memorial Coliseum (Lexington, Ky.) L Vanderbilt (OT) L Dayton Midwest Regional (0-1) Reunion Arena (Dallas, Texas) L Boston College Midwest Regional (1-1) Devaney Center (Lincoln, Neb.) W Illinois State The Arena (St. Louis, Mo.) L Wake Forest (OT) 1985 East Regional (0-1) The Omni (Atlanta, Ga.) L Syracuse * East Regional (2-1) Greensboro Coliseum (Greensboro, N.C.) W Virginia W Oklahoma Meadowlands (East Rutherford, N.J.) L Duke * participation vacated by NCAA 1987* Midwest Regional (2-1) Rosemont Horizon (Rosemont, Ill.) W Louisiana Tech W St. John s (OT) Riverfront Coliseum (Cincinnati, Ohio) L Louisiana State * participation vacated by NCAA 115

6 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 1988* Midwest Regional (1-1) Joyce Center (Notre Dame, Ind.) W Wichita State L Kansas State * participation vacated by NCAA 1989* West Regional (1-1) BSU Pavilion (Boise, Idaho) W Memphis State L UNLV * participation vacated by NCAA 1991 Midwest Regional (0-1) Dayton Arena (Dayton, Ohio) L Georgia Tech West Regional (0-1) Activity Center (Tempe, Ariz.) L New Mexico State East Regional (0-1) Joel Eaves Coliseum (Winston-Salem, N.C.) L Kansas (OT) 2004 Phoenix Regional (1-1) HSBC Arena (Buffalo, N.Y.) W Dayton (2OT) L Connecticut NIT HISTORY 1940 (1-2, 4th place) Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) W Long Island L Colorado L Oklahoma A&M (2-1, 2nd place) Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) W Muhlenburg W Oklahoma A&M L St. John s (3-0, 1st place) Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) W West Virginia W Rhode Island W Bowling Green Red Cross Benefit Game L Oklahoma A&M NOTE: Red Cross Benefit Game pitted NIT champion DePaul against NCAA champion Oklahoma A&M at Madison Square Garden (1-2, 4th place) Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) W North Carolina State L New York L Western Kentucky (0-1) Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) L Providence (0-1) Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) L Villanova (0-1) Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) L New York (0-1) Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) L New York (4-1, 2nd place) Rosemont Horizon (Rosemont, Ill.) W Minnesota W Northwestern W Mississippi Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) W Nebraska L Fresno State (2-1) Alumni Hall (Chicago, Ill.) W Creighton W Cincinnati Kiel Auditorium (St. Louis, Mo.) L Saint Louis (0-1) Welsh-Ryan Arena (Evanston, Ill.) L Northwestern (0-1) The Mark (Moline, Ill.) L Iowa (1-1) Rosemont Horizon (Rosemont, Ill.) W Northwestern L California (0-1) Smith Center (Chapel Hill, N.C.) L North Carolina (1-1) Mizzou Sports Arena (Columbia, Mo.) W Missouri Allstate Arena (Rosemont, Ill.) L Texas A&M (2-1) McGrath Arena (Chicago, Ill.) W Hofstra Bramlage Coliseum (Manhattan, Kan.) W Kansas State Clune Arena (Colorado Springs, Colo.) L Air Force

7 1943 NCAA FINAL FOUR HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL A sign of things to come for DePaul basketball saw the Blue Demons reach the 1943 Final Four under first-year coach Ray Meyer. Meyer along with a freshman named George Mikan led DePaul to a 19-5 record and the NCAA Final Four. In leading the Blue Demons to Madison Square Garden, Meyer became the first coach to reach the NCAA Final Four in his first season as a head coach. Meyer was hired by DePaul prior to the start of the campaign and was introduced to a 6-10 freshman from Joliet. That 6-10 freshman went on to change the game of basketball as he dominated during his freshman season and entire DePaul career. With no goaltending rule in place, Mikan was a force that few teams could overcome as DePaul opened the season with wins in 13 of its first 14 contests. Following the 13-1 start, the Blue Demons lost three of four games before finishing the season with four straight wins and a berth in the eight-team NCAA Tournament in New York at Madison Square Garden. DePaul s first game in the NCAA Tournament saw the Blue Demons knocked off a talented Dartmouth squad by a score of It s been noted that Dartmouth opened the game by missing its first 34 attempts from the field. DePaul started quickly against Georgetown in Record: 19-5 (.792) Head Coach: Ray Meyer Navy Pier A W Chicago Teachers H W Glenview NTS H W Navy Pier H W Purdue CS W USC CS W Toledo A W Duquesne A L Dec. 31 Marquette A W Chicago A W Jan. 9 Marquette CS W Loyola-Chicago A W Western Michigan CS W Michigan State CS W Notre Dame CS L Camp Grant CS L Western Kentucky CS W Camp Grant A L Kentucky CS W Bradley CS W Bradley A W Illinois Wesleyan A W NCAA Championship Dartmouth MSG W March 25 Georgetown MSG L CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) the national semifinals, but they Hoyas figured out a way around Mikan and overcame the Blue Demons by a score. 117

8 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 1945 NIT CHAMPIONS Led by a dominant big man and an up-andcoming coach, the 1945 edition of the Blue Demons won the school s first national championship by winning the 1945 National Invitation Tournament. The season opened with high expectations. With George Mikan, the game s most dominant player, the question surrounding the Blue Demons and young coach Ray Meyer, who was entering his third season at the helm, was not, if they will win, it was how many times. Six straight wins to open the season was a sign of things to come. A loss to Illinois at the old Chicago Stadium was a brief setback but 11 consecutive wins showed that the Blue Demons were the real deal. A late season game with Oklahoma A&M (now Oklahoma State) was a highlight of the regular season as two of the country s best teams squared off in a rematch of the previous season s NIT semifinal and the result was a Blue Demon victory. DePaul finished the season with an 18-2 regular season record and received a bid to the NIT for its efforts. Meyer s squad opened the tournament with a win over West Virginia behind Mikan s 33 points. A semifinal date with Rhode Island awaited and Mikan cemented his legacy in Blue Demon Record: 21-3 (.875) Head Coach: Ray Meyer Illinois Tech H W Glenview NTS H W Illinois Tech H W Navy Pier H W Wyoming CS W Illinois Wesleyan H W Illinois CS L Radio Chicago H W Long Island A W Illinois A W Western Kentucky A W Vaughan Hospital A W Hamline CS W Hamline A W Marquette CS W Notre Dame CS W Purdue CS W Oklahoma A&M CS W Great Lakes CS L Western Kentucky CS W National Invitation Tournament West Virginia MSG W Rhode Island MSG W Bowling Green MSG W Red Cross Benefit Game Oklahoma A&M MSG L CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) annals with a school-record 53 points (a record that still stands) and powering the Blue Demons to a triumph over the Rams. The title game would have the Blue Demons squaring off against Bowling Green. Mikan poured in 33 points and DePaul took home the hardware with a victory. Meyer s third season with the Blue Demons ended at 21-3 (DePaul would lose to NCAA champion Oklahoma A&M in the Red Cross game after the NIT), validated the Blue Demons as one of the premier programs in the country and started a legacy of a coach that would span 42 years. 118

9 1979 NCAA FINAL FOUR Perhaps no DePaul team has captured the imagination of Blue Demon faithful and the nation as the edition. Powered by the Iron Five which featured a young team led by a flashy freshman, the 1979 squad put on a late season run that ignited the nation s interest in the little school by the L. Coming off a trip to the Elite Eight the previous season, DePaul fans were anxious to see if a promising freshman from Chicago could fill the void left by a veteran trio from the previous season. It took Mark Aguirre all of one trip down the court to announce his presence with authority. Playing at UCLA s Pauley Pavilion, the 6-6 forward took a pass off the opening tip; he dribbled, cupped the ball in his hand and dunked over All- American David Greenwood. He would finish the game with 29 points. Meyer, in his 39th season at DePaul, steered the sixth-ranked Blue Demons, who boasted only one bench player to see action in over half of the games, to a 22-9 regular season and a No. 2 seed in the West Regional of the NCAA Tournament. With the second seed, the Blue Demons earned a first-round bye before facing USC in Los Angeles in the second round. Curtis Watkins scored 27 points against the Trojans to power the Blue Demons to an win. In a regional semifinal date with Marquette, Aguirre and Watkins each scored 19 points for a victory, setting up one of the most famous games in DePaul annals. With a trip to the Final Four on the line, DePaul and UCLA met in Provo, Utah. The Blue Demons raced to a halftime lead and then braced for UCLA s second-half onslaught which had the Bruins pull within in the late stages of the contest before Gary Garland s lay-up sealed a win and sent the Blue Demons to the Final Four. The national semifinal pitted the Blue Demon s five against Indiana State and Larry Bird. Watkins played all 40 minutes with a bad knee injured late in the UCLA game, but Bird proved to be too much as DePaul went toe-to-toe with the Sycamores before succumbing DePaul beat Pennsylvania in the consolation game behind Aguirre s 34 points. HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Record: 26-6 (.813) Head Coach: Ray Meyer Nov. 25 UCLA A L Nov. 29 Evansville A W Dec. 2 Northern Illinois H W Dec. 4 Eastern Michigan H W Dec. 9 Butler A W Dec. 13 Wichita State A L Dec. 16 Wisconsin H W Dec. 19 Northwestern H W Dec. 23 Bradley A W Dec. 30 Creighton H W Jan. 2 Georgia Tech H W Jan. 6 Air Force H W Jan. 9 Providence A W Jan. 13 Loyola-Chicago H W Jan. 20 Dayton A L Jan. 27 Illinois State A W Jan. 31 Western Michigan A L Feb. 3 Oral Roberts A W Feb. 8 Loyola-Chicago A W Feb. 10 Centenary H W Feb. 14 Ball State A W Feb. 17 Villanova H W Feb. 21 Valparaiso H W Feb. 24 Marquette H W Feb. 27 UAB H W Mar. 2 Notre Dame H W Mar. 5 Loyola-Chicago A L NCAA Championship Second Round M 11 USC PP W NCAA Championship Regionals M 15 Marquette MC W M 17 UCLA MC W NCAA Championship Finals M 24 Indiana State HC L M 26 Pennsylvania HC W HC = Huntsman Center (Salt Lake City, Utah) MC = Marriott Center (Provo, Utah) PP = Pauley Pavilion (Los Angeles, Calif.) 119

10 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE A total of 32 DePaul players have gone on to play in the NBA starting with Elmer Gainer in 1941 with the Baltimore Bullets up to DePaul s most recent first-round draft pick in Wilson Chandler. Chandler was the 10th DePaul basketball player to be drafted in the first round of the NBA Draft as he was the 23rd pick of the New York Knicks in He joins other first-round Blue Demons: Steven Hunter (2001, No. 15 to Orlando), Quentin Richardson (2000, No. 18 to Los Angeles Clippers), Rod Strickland (1988, No. 19 to New York), Kevin Edwards (1988, No. 20 to Miami), Dallas Comegys (1987, No. 21 to Atlanta), Terry Cummings (1982, No. 2 to San Diego), Mark Aguirre (1981, No. 1 to Dallas), Dave Corzine (1978, No. 18 to Washington) and Bill Robinzine (1975, No. 10 to Kansas City-Omaha) One Blue Demon opened the season on a NBA roster with Wilson Chandler playing for the Denver Nuggets. Since Gainer played in the first NBA game for a former Blue Demon in 1947, there have been only seven seasons without a DePaul flavor in NBA history. Including the season, at least one DePaul player has played in the NBA in 41 of the last 42 seasons. There were no Blue Demons in the NBA for the season, from and from A DePaul player has suited up in a NBA uniform in 69 of the last 75 seasons including the campaign. In addition to the players in the NBA, two Blue Demons have coached at the NBA level. George Mikan was head coach of the Minneapolis Lakers ( ) and Tyrone Corbin was head coach of the Utah Jazz from GEORGE MIKAN ( ) Minneapolis Lakers ( ) DEPAUL & THE NBA DEPAUL IN THE NBA Mark Aguirre ( ) Andre Brown ( ) Stanley Brundy ( ) Emmette Bryant ( ) Howie Carl ( ) Wilson Chandler ( ) Dallas Comegys ( ) Tyrone Corbin ( ) Dave Corzine ( ) Terry Cummings ( ) Gene Dyker ( ) Kevin Edwards ( ) Ron Feiereisel ( ) Elmer Gainer ( ) Gary Garland ( ) Bato Govedarica ( ) Stephen Howard ( ) Steven Hunter ( ) John Jorgensen ( ) Whitey Kachan ( ) Paul McPherson ( ) Ed Mikan ( ) George Mikan ( ) Errol Palmer ( ) Jack Phelan ( ) Quentin Richardson ( ) Bill Robinzine ( ) Bobby Simmons ( ) Ron Sobieszczyk ( ) Rod Strickland ( ) Gene Stump ( ) Dick Triptow ( ) GENE STUMP ( ) Boston Celtics ( ) Minneapolis Lakers ( ) Waterloo Hawks ( ) RON SOBIESZCZYK ( ) New York Knicks ( ) Minneapolis Lakers ( ) BILL ROBINZINE ( ) Sacramento Kings ( ) Cleveland Cavaliers ( ) Dallas Mavericks ( ) Utah Jazz ( ) GARY GARLAND ( ) Denver Nuggets ( ) JACK PHELAN ( , 47-49) Waterloo Hawks ( ) Sheboygan Redskins ( ) EMMETTE BRYANT ( ) New York Knicks ( ) Boston Celtics ( ) Buffalo Braves ( ) DAVE CORZINE ( ) Washington Bullets ( ) San Antonio Spurs ( ) Chicago Bulls ( ) Orlando Magic ( ) Seattle SuperSonics ( ) MARK AGUIRRE ( ) Dallas Mavericks ( ) Detroit Pistons ( ) Los Angeles Clippers ( ) 120

11 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL TERRY CUMMINGS ( ) San Diego Clippers ( ) Milwaukee Bucks ( ) San Antonio Spurs ( ) Milwaukee Bucks ( ) Seattle SuperSonics ( ) Philadelphia 76ers ( ) New York Knicks ( ) Golden State Warriors ( ) KEVIN EDWARDS ( ) Miami Heat ( ) New Jersey Nets ( ) Orlando Magic ( ) Vancouver Grizzlies ( ) QUENTIN RICHARDSON ( ) Los Angeles Clippers ( ) Phoenix Suns ( ) New York Knicks ( ) Miami Heat ( ) Orlando Magic ( ) New York Knicks ( ) STEVEN HUNTER ( ) Orlando Magic ( ) Phoenix Suns ( ) Philadelphia 76ers ( ) Denver Nuggets ( ) Memphis Grizzlies ( ) TYRONE CORBIN ( ) San Antonio Spurs ( ) Cleveland Cavaliers ( ) Phoenix Suns ( ) Minnesota Timberwolves ( ) Utah Jazz ( ) Atlanta Hawks ( ) Sacramento Kings ( ) Miami Heat ( ) Atlanta Hawks ( ) Sacramento Kings ( ) Toronto Raptors ( ) ROD STRICKLAND ( ) New York Knicks ( ) San Antonio Spurs ( ) Portland Trailblazers ( ) Washington Wizards ( ) Portland Trailblazers ( ) Miami Heat ( ) Minnesota Timberwolves ( ) Orlando Magic ( ) Toronto Raptors ( ) Houston Rockets ( ) BOBBY SIMMONS ( ) Washington Wizards ( ) Los Angeles Clippers ( ) Milwaukee Bucks ( , 07-08) New Jersey Nets ( ) San Antonio Spurs ( ) Los Angeles Clippers ( ) ANDRE BROWN ( ) Seattle SuperSonics ( ) Memphis Grizzlies ( ) Charlotte Bobcats ( ) WILSON CHANDLER ( ) New York Knicks ( ) Denver Nuggets ( ) STEPHEN HOWARD ( ) Utah Jazz ( ) San Antonio Spurs ( ) Seattle SuperSonics ( ) PAUL McPHERSON ( ) Phoenix Suns ( ) Golden State Warriors ( ) DALLAS COMEGYS ( ) New Jersey Nets ( ) San Antonio Spurs ( ) 121

12 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 1923 DePaul fields a basketball team for the first time and wins its opening game over Kent College. The Blue Demons would go on to post an 8-6 record in their initial season DePaul takes the longest road trip in school history when the Blue Demons hit the road for a 16-game journey to end their season. Head coach Jim Kelly and the Demons venture to the states of Iowa, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, California, Arizona, Texas and New Mexico that season, compiling a record of 11-5 on the trip en route to a 15-5 overall record. IMPORTANT DATES Fieldhouse in DeKalb. March 1980 Mark Aguirre is named the National Player of the Year. March 1980 DePaul finishes the regular season ranked No. 1 in both the Associated Press and United Press International polls. Dec. 1, 1980 DePaul makes its debut at the Rosemont Horizon with a win over Gonzaga. April 17, 1942 Ray Meyer is named DePaul s head coach. March 1943 DePaul advances to the NCAA Tournament s Final Four for the first time. March 21, 1945 DePaul beats Bowling Green, 71-54, behind George Mikan s school-record 53 points to win the NIT championship. Mikan s record still stands and is the oldest standing record in school annals. Feb. 21, 1956 DePaul plays its final game at the DePaul Auditorium (also known as The Barn ) and it s a win over Lewis, putting the final touch on an 81-game winning streak in that arena. Dec. 4, 1956 The Blue Demons open Alumni Hall with an win over Illinois Wesleyan. Dec. 23, 1960 Howie Carl scores 43 points to set the Alumni Hall scoring record that would stand until the building was demolished in Jan. 16, 1974 Legendary coach Ray Meyer wins his 500th game as the Blue Demons beat Marshall, 76-68, at Alumni Hall. March 13, 1976 DePaul is back in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1965 and celebrates with a openinground winning over Virginia in Charlotte, N.C. Feb. 12, 1978 DePaul beats Notre Dame, 69-68, in overtime at South Bend in front of a national television audience in the game that many feel put the Blue Demons back in the national spotlight. March 19, 1978 The Blue Demons come within one game of the Final Four as Notre Dame stops DePaul, 84-64, in Lawrence, Kan. Nov. 25, 1978 Mark Aguirre makes his debut in a DePaul uniform, scoring 29 points in a loss to UCLA at Pauley Pavilion. March 17, 1979 DePaul beats UCLA, 95-91, in Provo, Utah to secure the school s second trip to the NCAA Tournament s Final Four. Gary Garland is named the MVP of the West Regional. March 24, 1979 The Blue Demons fall to Larry Bird and Indiana State, 76-74, in the semifinals of the NCAA Tournament in Salt Lake City. March 26, 1979 DePaul beats Pennsylvania, 96-93, to earn third place in the NCAA Tournament The Blue Demons compile a 26-game winning streak from March 26, 1979 to February 23, Dec. 12, 1979 Ray Meyer wins his 600th game as DePaul beats Northern Illinois, 57-55, in overtime at Chick Evans March 1981 Mark Aguirre is named the National Player of the Year. March 1981 DePaul finishes the regular season ranked No. 1 in both the Associated Press and United Press International polls for the second straight year. Dec. 3, 1983 Ray Meyer wins his 700th game as the Blue Demons stop Illinois State, 69-66, at the Rosemont Horizon. March 10, 1984 Ray Meyer coaches his final home game, a win over Marquette. March 23, 1984 Ray Meyer s final game as DePaul s head coach is a overtime loss in the NCAA Tournament to Wake Forest at the Checkerdome in St. Louis. Nov. 24, 1984 Joey Meyer becomes the eighth coach in school history and wins his first game with a victory over Northern Illinois at the Rosemont Horizon. March 15, 1987 The Blue Demons beat St. John s, 83-75, in overtime at the Rosemont Horizon in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Dec. 23, 1988 Stanley Brundy scores a Rosemont Horizonrecord 47 points in the win over Loyola Marymount in the title game of the Old Style Classic. March 16, 1989 The 12th-seeded Blue Demons stun fifthseed Memphis State, 66-63, in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament in Boise, Idaho. March 1990 For the first time since March 1, 1980, DePaul returns to Alumni Hall to host two NIT games with wins over Creighton and Cincinnati. Nov. 13, 1990 DePaul announces it will become a member of the newly formed Great Midwest Conference with Marquette, Saint Louis, Cincinnati, Memphis State and UAB. Nov. 29, 1991 DePaul plays its first conference game ever, a overtime win over Memphis State in the Pyramid. The nationally-televised game christens the Great Midwest Conference. Jan. 5, 1992 DePaul scores a school-record 125 points in a win over Loyola Marymount at the Rosemont Horizon. March 8, 1995 Tom Kleinschmidt becomes the first DePaul player to earn conference Player of the Year honors when he is named by the Great Midwest Conference. April 24, 1995 The Great Midwest Conference becomes Conference USA joining DePaul with Cincinnati, Marquette, Memphis, UAB, Saint Louis, Louisville, South Florida, Southern Miss, Tulane, Charlotte and Houston. 122

13 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL June 12, 1997 Pat Kennedy is named the ninth head coach in school history and the first non-meyer to lead the squad in 55 years. Feb. 24, 1999 A then-state of Illinois record crowd of 22,180 files into the United Center to see the Blue Demons battle top-ranked Duke. March 2, 1999 Quentin Richardson is named the Conference USA Player and Freshman of the Year. Nov. 20, 1999 The Blue Demons play the final game at Alumni Hall, a win over Howard. Freshman Randy Ramsey Jr. scores the final DePaul points in the building. The Blue Demons would finish with 288 wins at the corner of Belden and Sheffield The Rosemont Horizon s name is changed to Allstate Arena. March 2, 2000 An Allstate Arena-record crowd of 18,253 turn out in Rosemont to see DePaul face third-ranked Cincinnati. March 17, 2000 DePaul appears in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1992 with an overtime loss to Kansas in Winston-Salem, N.C. April 17, 2002 Dave Leitao is named the school s 10th head coach, 60 years to the day that Ray Meyer took over the Blue Demon program. March 18, 2003 The Blue Demons return to the postseason for the first time in three years as they participate in the NIT at North Carolina - an loss. Nov. 14, 2003 DePaul holds a press conference and announces that it will join the BIG EAST Conference along with Cincinnati, Louisville, Marquette and USF beginning with the academic year. Dec. 14, 2003 The court at the Allstate Arena is named Ray and Marge Meyer Court in honor of the legendary Blue Demon coach and his wife during the game between the Blue Demons and Notre Dame - Meyer s alma mater and the school he coached for 42 seasons. March 6, 2004 DePaul beats USF, 78-66, in Tampa and clinches a share of the Conference USA championship. It marks the second time in the history of the program that the Blue Demons win a conference title and the first in C-USA. DePaul would earn the top seed in the annual league tournament despite a five-way tie for the championship. March 18, 2004 The Blue Demons return to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in four years and win the program s first tournament game since 1989 with a double overtime victory over Dayton in Buffalo, N.Y. April 28, 2005 Jerry Wainwright is named the 11th coach in school history. Jan. 4, 2006 DePaul plays its first BIG EAST Conference game, an loss at Cincinnati. Jan. 7, 2006 DePaul plays its first BIG EAST home game and records the program s initial league victory with a triumph over Notre Dame at Allstate Arena. Dec. 2, 2006 On Ray Meyer Day at the Allstate Arena DePaul rallies from 14 points down to beat fifth-ranked Kansas, 64-57, behind Sammy Mejia s 23 points. March 7, 2007 DePaul plays its first BIG EAST Conference Tournament game, a loss to Villanova. March 14, 2007 For the first time since November 20, 1999 the Blue Demons return to campus for a non-exhibition game, beating Hofstra, 83-71, in the first round of the NIT in front of a jammed-packed McGrath Arena. Jan. 11, 2010 Jerry Wainwright steps down as head coach and Tracy Webster is named interim head coach. Webster leads the Blue Demons in the final 16 games of the season as the program s only interim head coach and the 12th coach to lead a DePaul basketball team. April 6, 2010 Oliver Purnell is named the 13th head coach in DePaul history at a press conference at Cortelyou Commons on DePaul s Lincoln Park campus. March 8, 2011 Cleveland Melvin is selected as the BIG EAST Rookie of the Year. He is the second Blue Demon to be named conference rookie of the year following Quentin Richardson in Dec. 15, 2012 DePaul president Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M. and the six other leaders of the BIG EAST s basketballfocused institutions announce plans to pursue an orderly evolution to a foundation of basketball schools that honors the history and tradition on which the Big East was established. March 20, 2013 The presidents of the seven BIG EAST basketball-focused institutions announce plans for a 10-team conference that includes new members Butler, Creighton and Xavier in addition to a landmark television deal with FOX Sports. May 16, 2013 Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel announces plans for a new 10,000-seat multipurpose events center near McCormick Plance in Chicago s South Loop. The facility will be the home for DePaul basketball starting in Nov March 12, 2014 Billy Garrett Jr. is named BIG EAST Rookie of the Year. He is the third player in program history to earn conference freshman player of the year honors joining Quentin Richardson and Cleveland Melvin. March 29, 2015 Dave Leitao returns to DePaul as the program s 14th head coach 10 years after leaving Lincoln Park. Dec. 22, 2015 DePaul knocks off No. 20 George Washington by a score of for the largest margin of victory by an unranked DePaul team over a ranked opponent. Feb. 2, 2016 The Blue Demons defeat No. 11 Providence, 77-70, for their highest-ranked win since a victory of No. 5 Kansas in Dec March 4, 2017 DePaul plays its final regular-season game in Rosemont at Allstate Arena. The Blue Demons will have primarily played in the facility for 37 seasons and over 500 games. Nov. 11, 2017 The Blue Demons open Wintrust Arena in Chicago s McCormick Square neighborhood bringing the program back inside city limits. March 17, 2006 Ray Meyer passes away at the age of 92, 23 years to the day of the program s win over UCLA in Provo, Utah that sent the Blue Demons to the 1979 Final Four. 123

14 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE A-TO-Z ALUMNI HALL first, second or third team honorees, nine others picked up honorable mention recognition for All- American teams. George Mikan, Mark Aguirre and Terry Cummings each earned consensus first team All-American honors. STEPHEN HOWARD Academic All-American Stephen Howard ( ) was DePaul s first Academic All-American as selected by CoSIDA, earning first team honors in and He was also a first team All-District selection as a sophomore, junior and senior. Aguirre, Mark One of the greatest players in DePaul history. Aguirre, a two-time first team All-American, is the school s all-time leading scorer and holds three single-season records as well. A member of the 1980 Olympic team, Mark helped DePaul to a Final Four appearance as a freshman in He was named to the All-Final Four team that year. The first pick of the 1981 NBA Draft by the Dallas Mavericks, he won two NBA titles with the Detroit Pistons during his 14-year NBA career. Mark was enshrined into the DePaul Athletic Hall of Fame in 1996 as a player and again in 1999 as a member of DePaul s 1979 Final Four team. His jersey number (24) is one of two that DePaul has retired. Alaska The Blue Demons made their initial voyage to Alaska in November 2000 and participated in the annual Great Alaska Shootout. DePaul finished fourth, losing to Syracuse and then beating Florida State and Alaska Anchorage. All-Americans Since 1937, DePaul has had 19 players earn first, second or third team All-American honors on 80 occasions. In addition to the 19 Allstate Arena The name of DePaul s basketball home. Formerly known as the Rosemont Horizon, DePaul is in its 37th and final season of playing in Rosemont in It has been the home to the Blue Demons since The 18,500-seat arena has hosted the NCAA Men s First and Second Rounds in 1987 and 1993 and the 2005 Chicago Regional. It has also hosted the NCAA Women s Mideast Regional in 1996 and the NCAA Women s First and Second Rounds in 2006 and Alumni Hall Set at the center of DePaul s Lincoln Park campus, Alumni Hall was home to Blue Demon athletics from The 5,300-seat arena was the regular home of the men s team from 1956 to DePaul then played 22 games at the corner of Belden and Sheffield Avenues from and had an impressive winning streak of 54 games from The Blue Demons finished all-time in Alumni Hall. The building was torn down in July 2000 to make room for the DePaul Student Center. AP Top 10 The Blue Demons have finished in the top 10 in the final Associated Press Poll on eight occasions, including a string of five straight years from The last time DePaul finished in the AP Top 10 was in BIG EAST Conference DePaul is a member of the BIG EAST Conference. The Blue Demons are joined in the league by Butler, Creighton, Georgetown, Marquette, Providence, Seton Hall, St. John s, Villanova and Xavier. The Blue Demons joined the conference prior to the start of the academic year. Booth, David The second leading scorer in school history, Booth played at DePaul from and finished his collegiate career in the school s top 10 in seven statistical categories. An 124

15 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL DEPAUL AUDITORIUM honorable mention All-American in 1991, Booth was the school s first-ever first team all-conference performer, earning All-Great Midwest accolades in He joined his alma mater during the season as an assistant men s basketball coach. Booth is currently director of player personnel for the NBA s New Orleans Pelicans. Blue Demons In 1900 when the first athletic team to ever represent DePaul University was organized, the monogram D was selected for the uniforms. From this originated the nickname D-men which evolved into Demons. The blue, which combines with Demons, signifies loyalty and was chosen in 1901 by a vote of the student body. Chicago Stadium Opened in 1929, Chicago Stadium was home to the Chicago Blackhawks and Chicago Bulls until it was demolished in In the 1940 s and 50 s, the Stadium was also home to college basketball doubleheaders. The first Great Midwest Conference Tournament in 1992 was the final college basketball action to be played at the Stadium which was torn down in Colors DePaul s official school colors are royal blue and scarlet. The PMS colors are 285 (blue) and 186 (red). Conference USA The season was DePaul s last in Conference USA. Original members were DePaul, UAB, Charlotte, Cincinnati, Marquette, Memphis, Southern Mississippi, Houston, Tulane, Saint Louis, USF and Louisville. East Carolina and TCU joined the league in Corbin, Tyrone One of the most beloved players in Blue Demon history, Corbin is currently DePaul s third all-time leading rebounder and 15th all-time leading scorer. He is the only player in DePaul TOM KLEINSCHMIDT history to lead a Blue Demon team in scoring, rebounding, field goal percentage and free throw percentage for two consecutive seasons in and Corbin spent 15 seasons in the NBA as a player and was head coach of the Utah Jazz from Currently, he is an assistant coach for the Phoenix Suns. Corzine, Dave DePaul s all-time leading rebounder and third all-time leading scorer, Dave helped the Blue Demons to two NCAA Tournaments, including a Elite Eight appearance in Corzine went on to play in the NBA from He currently works in the DePaul athletics department as assistant to the athletics director for community outreach. DePaul Auditorium Affectionately known as The Barn, it was the home to the Blue Demons until The site is now the home of the Ray Meyer Fitness and Recreation Center. DePaul won 81-straight games at The Barn, the most successful home-court winning streak in school history. Diener, Drake One of three players in school history to own multiple career school records, Diener 125

16 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE JOEY MEYER graduated in 2005 with the school records for career three-point field goals, career three-point field goal attempts and free throw percentage. Diener also owns single-season school records for three-point field goals, three-point field goal attempts and free throw percentage. Final Four Announcer If you re watching the NCAA Final Four and the voice of the public address announcer sounds familiar, it should. Gene Honda, one of DePaul s PA men, has been the voice of the Final Four since the season. Honda is in his 16th season doing Blue Demon games. In addition to calling DePaul games, he is also the voice for the Chicago Blackhawks, Chicago White Sox and the Maui Invitational. Garland, Gary A Blue Demon great from , Garland helped DePaul to three NCAA Tournament appearances including the 1979 Final Four, earned NCAA Tournament All-Region honors in 1978 and 1979 and was the Most Valuable Player of the West Regional in An honorable mention All-American in 1979, Garland was nicknamed the Music Man by his teammates and often sang the National Anthem before Blue Demon games. Garland continued with a music career, serving as a backup singer to his half-sister, Whitney Houston. Garrett Jr., Billy Named the 2014 BIG EAST Rookie of the Year to join Quentin Richardson and Cleveland Melvin as the only players to win a conference freshman of the year award. BILLY GARRETT JR. Great Midwest Conference In , DePaul was a charter member of the Great Midwest Conference. It was the first conference affiliation for the Blue Demons. Along with DePaul, the Great Midwest included UAB, Cincinnati, Dayton, Marquette, Memphis and Saint Louis. The Blue Demons were the 1992 regular season champions. Hall of Fame One former DePaul player and one former coach are members of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. George Mikan ( ) was enshrined as a charter member in 1959, while former coach Ray Meyer was enshrined in Jay Goedert Memorial Award Awarded to the MVP of the DePaul-Northern Illinois game. It is named after the former assistant coach at both schools and was established in Goedert was an assistant at Northern Illinois from before working at DePaul from Kleinschmidt, Tom One of only two players in school history to earn conference Player of the Year honors, Kleinschmidt was the Great Midwest Conference Player of the Year as a senior. Kleinschmidt still ranks in DePaul s all-time top 10 in eight career statistical categories. Leitao, Dave DePaul s coach from , Leitao took the Blue Demons to the second round of the 2004 NCAA Tournament and guided the program to the Conference USA regular season championship that year. DePaul also made two NIT 126

17 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL WILSON CHANDLER appearances in his three years. Leitao returned to DePaul in March 2015 as head coach. Lenti Ponsetto, Jean DePaul s athletics director, Ponsetto was named to her current position on July 1, A four-sport standout for the Blue Demons, Jeanne has been involved with DePaul athletics as a player, coach and administrator for the past 42 years. Logo DePaul introduced the current logo for its athletic program on October 14, SME Powerbranding of New York designed the logo. Maui DePaul has played in Maui Invitational four times (1988, 1992, 1997 and 2006). In their last appearance the Blue Demons lost to Kentucky, beat Chaminade and dropped a decision to Purdue. The Chaminade victory was Jerry Wainwright s 200th victory at the NCAA Division I level. McGrath-Phillips Arena The practice home for the Blue Demons, it was renamed in honor of the former director of athletics facilities at DePaul and DePaul benefactor Joni Phillips. The Blue Demons beat Hofstra, 83-71, in the opening round of the 2007 NIT at the McGrath-Phillips Arena, the first non-exhibition game on campus since De- Paul opened the season at McGrath-Phillips with a win against Albany in the first regular season game in Lincoln Park since The Blue Demons are 10-2 all-time in games at McGrath- Phillips Arena and host three games in at the on-campus facility. GEORGE MIKAN Melvin, Cleveland Melvin was named BIG EAST Rookie of the Year in 2011 to join Quentin Richardson as the only players in DePaul history to win a conference freshman of the year award. Melvin and Richardson were joined by Billy Garrett Jr. when he was named the 2014 BIG EAST Rookie of the Year. Meyer, Joey DePaul s coach from , he was the 1987 National Coach of the Year by CBS TV. He won 231 games in his 13-year career as the head mentor of the Blue Demons. Meyer, Ray One of the 20 all-time winningest coaches in NCAA Division I history, Ray Meyer led the Blue Demons for 42 seasons and won 724 games. A member of the Basketball Hall of Fame, Meyer concluded his tenure with DePaul in September of 1997 after 55 years of service to the University. In the fall of 1999, DePaul opened the Ray Meyer Fitness & Recreation Center for students, faculty, staff and neighborhood residents of its Lincoln Park campus. In December 2003, the floor at the Allstate Arena was named Ray & Marge Meyer Court in honor of the legendary mentor and his wife. Meyer passed away on March 17, 2006 at the age of 92. Mikan, George The only player in DePaul history to be named first team All-American in three seasons, Mikan led the Blue Demons to their only national championship when they won the NIT in Mikan was named the National Player of the Year in 1945 and 1946 and to the NIT All-Star team 127

18 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 1945 NIT CHAMPIONS in 1944 and He still currently holds two DePaul single-game records and is in the top five of three all-time lists. After his career at DePaul, Mikan played in the NBA for nine seasons and was elected into the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame in 1959 and the NIT Hall of Fame in His jersey number (99) is one of two that have been retired by DePaul. He died in NBA Draft DePaul has had 46 players drafted by National Basketball Association teams, including 10 in the first round. In 1981, Mark Aguirre was the first overall pick while the following year, Blue Demon Terry Cummings was the second player chosen. Wilson Chandler and Sammy Mejia were the latest DePaul players to be drafted when Chandler was picked 23rd in the first round by the Knicks and Mejia went 57th in the second round to Detroit in the 2007 draft. NCAA Tournament DePaul has appeared in 22 NCAA Tournaments. The Blue Demons first appearance was in 1943 when they finished third. DePaul also finished third in DePaul reached the second round of the tournament in its last appearance (2004). NIT DePaul was the 1945 NIT Champion. The Blue Demons have participated in 16 NIT s, including the 2007 season where they reached the quarterfinals for the first time since DePaul has reached the Final Four of the NIT five times. NIT Champions The 1945 Blue Demons featured George Mikan and is DePaul s only national champion in men s basketball. The Blue Demons beat Bowling Green, 71-54, to capture the title and finished the season with a record of Olympics Mark Aguirre was a member of the 1980 Olympic team and several other Blue Demons participated in the Olympic Trials, including Ron Norwood and Dave Corzine in 1976, Tyrone Corbin in 1984 and Kevin Edwards and Rod Strickland in Player of the Half Century In 1996, Chicago Bulls superstar Michael Jordan was named the Player of the Half Century ( ) by Sport Magazine. The Player of the Half Century from was former DePaul star George Mikan. Postseason DePaul has made 37 postseason (NCAA and NIT) tournament appearances including the 2007 run to the NIT quarterfinals after victories over Hofstra and Kansas State. DePaul s last NCAA Championship appearance came in 2004 when the Blue Demons advanced to the second round. Puerto Rico During the campaign, the Blue Demons ventured to Puerto Rico for the first time ever and finished third in the annual Puerto Rico Shootout, beating American-Puerto Rico in the first round, falling to Texas in the semifinals and beating South Carolina in the consolation championship. The Blue Demons returned to San Juan in December 2007 and beat La Salle while falling to Mississippi and Clemson. Purnell, Oliver Oliver Purnell was named the 13th head coach in DePaul history on April 6, Purnell led the Blue Demons for five seasons from Ray & Marge Meyer Court On December 14, 2003, the playing floor at the Allstate Arena was officially dedicated as Ray & Marge Meyer Court. Richardson, Quentin One of two DePaul players to ever earn conference Player of the Year honors, Richardson was taken with the 18th pick (Los Angeles Clippers) in the 2000 NBA Draft. He was the first Blue Demon to be drafted since 1989 and the 128

19 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL QUENTIN RICHARDSON facility boasts locker rooms, weight training and sports medicine areas along with office space for coaches and administrators. It serves as the practice and ocassionally the game home for the men s basketball program. It was renamed in honor of former athletics director Gene Sullivan in the summer of Tokyo The Blue Demons played two games in Tokyo during the season. This was the first time DePaul played a game outside of the United States. United Center The home of the Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks has hosted 15 DePaul games since it opened in The last time the Blue Demons played at the United Center was in Vitale, Dick Now known world-wide as a television commentator, ESPN s Dick Vitale got his broadcasting start at DePaul s Alumni Hall when he provided the color commentary for the Blue Demons contest against Wisconsin on December 5, DePaul won that game highest pick since Terry Cummings went second in Q was named the Conference USA Player and Freshman of the Year in Regionals DePaul has twice hosted the first and second rounds of the NCAA Midwest Regional in 1987 and 1993 at the Rosemont Horizon. In addition, in 1960, DePaul downed Air Force in a first round NCAA game at Alumni Hall. DePaul hosted the 2005 Chicago Regional at the Allstate Arena. Retired Numbers Only two numbers in DePaul history have been retired, No. 99 worn by George Mikan and No. 24 worn by Mark Aguirre. Road Trip DePaul s longest road trip occurred during the season when the Blue Demons went on a 16-game swing to end the season. Head coach Jim Kelly took his team to the states of Iowa, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, California, Arizona, Texas and New Mexico. DePaul went 11-5 on the trip. Rosemont Horizon Now known as the Allstate Arena, it has been home to the Blue Demons since 1980, the 18,500 seat arena has been host to the NCAA Men s First and Second Rounds in 1987 and 1993 and was the venue for the 2005 Chicago Regional. It also hosted the NCAA Women s Mideast Regional in 1996 and was the site for the 2006 and 2012 Women s First and Second Rounds. Sullivan Athletics Center DePaul moved into its Athletics Center in May This state-of-the-art Wainwright, Jerry DePaul s 11th head coach, he was named to the position on April 28, 2005, after spending three seasons at Richmond. In 2007, Wainwright took the Blue Demons to the quarterfinals of the NIT. Waldo Fisher-Frank McGrath Award It is given to the Most Valuable Player of the DePaul- Northwestern game. DePaul s Will Walker won the award in 2007 after the Blue Demons victory in Rosemont. Walk-on History The walk-on at DePaul has become a crowd and media favorite over the past 30 seasons. In the season opener against Chicago State at Alumni Hall, DePaul walk-on history was made when an entire line-up of walk-ons (Sean Brusek, Jon Harris, Tom Madden, Emanuel Smith and Ryan Sullivan) played the final six seconds of the Blue Demon victory. Webster, Tracy Served as interim head coach for the final 16 games of the season following a change in the leadership of the program. Joined the men s basketball programs as an assistant coach in May Webster is the only interim head coach in DePaul basketball history. Wendell Smith Award This award was established in the season to honor the outstanding player in the DePaul-Notre Dame game. It is named after the late Chicago journalist, who at the time of his death was one of the most respected writers and broadcasters in the country as well as the prominent black sports journalist in the nation. 129

20 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE DePaul has produced 19 players that have earned first, second or third team All-American honors on 80 ocassions throughout its storied history. George Mikan, Mark Aguirre and Terry Cummings each earned consensus first team All-American honors. Mikan earned the recognition for the , and seasons while Aguirre was a two-time consensus All-American in and Cummings followed Aguirre with first team consensus All-American honors in In addition to Mikan receiving first team consensus honors for the season, Dick Triptow was a consensus second team All-American. DePaul s most recent first, second or third team All-American is Rod Strickland. Strickland was named a first team All-American by The Sporting News and a third team member by UPI following the season. In addition to the 19 first, second or third team honorees, nine others picked up honorable mention recognition for All-American teams. David Booth ( ), Emmette Bryant ( ), Tyrone Corbin ( , ), Tom Kleinschmidt ( ), Jim Lamkin ( ), Kenny Patterson ( ), Quentin Richardson ( , ), Bill Robinzine ( ) and Curtis Watkins ( ). ALL-AMERICANS THE SPORTING NEWS ( , 49-51, 58-PRESENT) 1944: George Mikan (1st), Dick Triptow (3rd) 1945: George Mikan (1st) 1946: George Mikan (1st) 1980: Mark Aguirre (1st) 1981: Mark Aguirre (1st) 1982: Terry Cummings (1st) 1988: Rod Strickland (1st) ARGOSY MAGAZINE (1945) 1945: George Mikan (1st) DON DUNPHY (1945) 1945: George Mikan (1st) TRUE MAGAZINE ( ) 1946: George Mikan (1st) NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BASKETBALL COACHES ( , 54-PRESENT) 1978: Dave Corzine (2nd) 1980: Mark Aguirre (1st) 1981: Mark Aguirre (1st) 1982: Terry Cummings (1st) 1987: Dallas Comegys (2nd) HELMS FOUNDATION ( ) 1943: George Mikan (2nd) 1944: George Mikan (1st) 1945: George Mikan (1st) 1946: George Mikan (1st) 1948: Ed Mikan (3rd) 1956: Ron Sobieszczyk (2nd) 1957: Richard Heise (3rd) 1978: Dave Corzine 1979: Mark Aguirre, Gary Garland 1980: Mark Aguirre 1981: Mark Aguirre, Clyde Bradshaw 1982: Terry Cummings CONVERSE YEARBOOK ( ) 1944: George Mikan (1st), Dick Triptow (2nd) 1945: George Mikan (1st) 1946: George Mikan (1st) 1953: Ron Feiereisel (3rd) 1956: Ron Sobieszczyk (2nd) 1961: Howie Carl (2nd) 1978: Dave Corzine (2nd) 1979: Mark Aguirre (2nd) 1980: Mark Aguirre (1st), Clyde Bradshaw (2nd) 1981: Mark Aguirre (1st) 1982: Terry Cummings (1st) MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ( ) 1937: Ed Campion (1st) 1938: Robert Neu (2nd) 1939: Robert Neu (1st), Stan Szukala (2nd) 1940: Lou Prosser (2nd), Stan Szukala (2nd) 1941: Elmer Gainer (2nd) PIC MAGAZINE ( ) 1944: George Mikan (1st), Dick Triptow (2nd) ASSOCIATED PRESS (1948-PRESENT) 1978: Dave Corzine (2nd) 1980: Mark Aguirre (1st) 1981: Mark Aguirre (1st) 1982: Terry Cummings (1st) 1987: Dallas Comegys (3rd) UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ( ) 1953: Ron Feiereisel (3rd) 1978: Dave Corzine (3rd) 1980: Mark Aguirre (1st) 1981: Mark Aguirre (1st), Clyde Bradshaw (3rd) 1982: Terry Cummings (1st) 1987: Dallas Comegys (3rd) 1988: Rod Strickland (3rd) U.S. BASKETBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION (1957-PRESENT) 1980: Mark Aguirre (1st) 1981: Mark Aguirre (1st) 1982: Terry Cummings (1st) BASKETBALL WEEKLY ( , 81-92, 94-95) 1978: Dave Corzine (3rd) 1981: Mark Aguirre (1st) 1982: Terry Cummings (1st) 1987: Dallas Comegys (2nd) JOHN R. WOODEN AWARD (1977-PRESENT) 1978: Dave Corzine (1st) 1980: Mark Aguirre (1st) 1981: Mark Aguirre (1st) 1982: Terry Cummings (1st) 1987: Dallas Comegys (1st) BASKETBALL TIMES (1981-PRESENT) 1981: Mark Aguirre (1st) 1982: Terry Cummings (1st) 1987: Dallas Comegys (3rd) 130

21 Naismith Hall of Fame George Mikan (charter member, enshrined as college player) Ray Meyer National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame Ray Meyer (founding member) George Mikan (founding member) Mark Aguirre John Bunn Award The John Bunn Award is named for the first chairman of the Basketball Hall of Fame Committee. The award honors an international or national figure who has contributed greatly to the game of basketball. Outside of basketball, it is the most prestigious award given by the Hall of Fame Ray Meyer ALL-TIME HONORS HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL All-Time NIT Team George Mikan NATIONAL TEAMS U.S. Olympic Team Mark Aguirre Olympic Trials Ron Norwood, Dave Corzine Mark Aguirre, Clyde Bradshaw Tyrone Corbin Kevin Edwards, Rod Strickland World Cup Dave Corzine Olympic/Sports Festival Tony Jackson (West) Dallas Comegys (East) Rod Strickland (North) National Player of the Year George Mikan (Helms) George Mikan (Helms) Mark Aguirre (UPI, USBWA, AP, Naismith) National Freshman of the Year Quentin Richardson (USBWA) National Coach of the Year Ray Meyer (USBWA) Ray Meyer (NABC) Ray Meyer (USBWA, AP, UPI) Ray Meyer (AP, UPI) Joey Meyer (CBS/Chevrolet) District Coach of the Year Joey Meyer (NABC/Kodak) State Coach of the Year Joey Meyer (IBCA) Dave Leitao (IBCA) NIT/Kodak Man of the Year Ray Meyer NIT-NACDA Athletic Award Ray Meyer NIT Hall of Fame George Mikan Outstanding Player in NIT History George Mikan Pan American Trials David Booth USA Basketball U19 World Championship Team Jerry Wainwright, head coach USA Basketball U18 FIBA Americas Team Jerry Wainwright, assistant coach USA Basketball Men s Junior World Championship Team Bobby Simmons, Lance Williams USA Basketball Men s Junior World Championship Qualifying Team Quentin Richardson, Bobby Simmons POSTSEASON TEAMS NCAA Final Four All-Tournament Mark Aguirre, Gary Garland NCAA All-Region 1953 (Mideast)...Ron Feiereisel 1959 (Mideast)...Howie Carl 1965 (Midwest)... Errol Palmer 1978 (Midwest)... Dave Corzine, Gary Garland 1979 (West)... Gary Garland (MVP), Curtis Watkins NIT All-Star George Mikan George Mikan (MVP) Tyrone Corbin, Bernard Randolph Stephen Howard 131

22 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE POSTSEASON ALL-STAR GAMES Aloha Classic (Honolulu/Tokyo) Bill Robinzine Dave Corzine Gary Garland Clyde Bradshaw Tyrone Corbin, Kenny Patterson Dallas Comegys Terence Greene NABC All-Star Game Tom Kleinschmidt Andre Brown Quemont Greer Norfolk Classic (Norfolk, Va.) Stanley Brundy Orlando Classic (Orlando, Fla.) Kevin Edwards Pizza Hut Classic (Atlanta) Bill Robinzine (MVP) Dave Corzine Clyde Bradshaw Stanley Brundy Portsmouth Invitational (Portsmouth, Va.) Sam Hoskin Andrew Brown, Delonte Holland Drake Diener, Quemont Greer ACADEMIC HONORS NABC Team Academic Award 2016 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Stephen Howard NACDA I-AAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year Drake Diener NACDA I-AAA Scholar-Athlete Team Drake Diener Drake Diener Drake Diener CoSIDA Academic All-American Stephen Howard (1st) Stephen Howard (1st) CoSIDA Academic All-District Stephen Howard (1st) Stephen Howard (1st) Stephen Howard (1st) Drake Diener (1st) Drake Diener (1st) NABC Honors Court R.J. Curington, Cory Dolins, Billy Garrett Jr., Peter Ryckbosch CONFERENCE HONORS GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE Most Valuable Player Tom Kleinschmidt All-Great Midwest Conference David Booth (1st), Stephen Howard (1st), Terry Davis (2nd) Tom Kleinschmidt (1st) Tom Kleinschmidt (1st) Tom Kleinschmidt (1st) All-Newcomer Team Howard Nathan Kris Hill All-Tournament Team Stephen Howard Terry Davis Tom Kleinschmidt Academic Award of Excellence Stephen Howard Academic Honor Roll Stephen Howard All-Academic Team Terry Davis, Jon Harris, Stephen Howard, Tom Madden Jon Harris, Tom Madden Jon Harris, Vince Leigh, Chris Priebe Player of the Week Stephen Howard (Feb. 23) David Booth (Jan. 20) Tom Kleinschmidt (Jan. 25) Tom Kleinschmidt (Jan. 20) Brandon Cole (Dec. 23) Tom Kleinschmidt (Dec. 9) Tom Kleinschmidt (Jan. 23) CONFERENCE USA Player of the Year Quentin Richardson Freshman of the Year Quentin Richardson All-Conference USA Bryant Bowden (3rd), Jermaine Watts (3rd) Willie Coleman (3rd) Quentin Richardson (1st), Lance Williams (3rd) 132

23 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Quentin Richardson (1st), Bobby Simmons (2nd) Bobby Simmons (3rd) Sam Hoskin (3rd) Andre Brown (2nd), Delonte Holland (2nd) Quemont Greer (1st), Drake Diener (3rd) All-Freshman Team Thomas Cooper Doc Taylor Quentin Richardson, Bobby Simmons, Lance Williams Steve Hunter Imari Sawyer Sammy Mejia All-Tournament Team Rashon Burno, Quentin Richardson Quemont Greer, Delonte Holland Scholar-Athlete of the Year Drake Diener Drake Diener Academic Honor Roll Drake Diener, Sean Farrell, R.J. Pavlacka Stelo Aioanei, Drake Diener, Sean Farrell, Sam Leewood Stelo Aioanei, Cliff Clinkscales, Drake Diener, Sam Leewood Player of the Week Bryant Bowden (Dec. 27) Lance Williams (Feb. 1) Quentin Richardson (Dec. 14) Quentin Richardson (Nov. 30) Quentin Richardson (Dec. 20) Imari Sawyer (Nov. 27) Sam Hoskin (Mar. 9) Joe Tulley (Jan. 8) Drake Diener (Mar. 7) Andre Brown (Mar. 1) Andre Brown (Feb. 16) Drake Diener (Jan. 19) Sammy Mejia (Jan. 23) Quemont Greer (Dec. 20) Quemont Greer (Dec. 14) Quemont Greer (Dec. 7) BIG EAST CONFERENCE Rookie of the Year Cleveland Melvin Billy Garrett Jr. All-BIG EAST Wilson Chandler (2nd), Sammy Mejia (2nd), Draelon Burns (hm) Draelon Burns (2nd) Cleveland Melvin (hm) Billy Garrett Jr. (hm) All-Freshman Team Wilson Chandler Mac Koshwal, Dar Tucker Cleveland Melvin, Brandon Young Billy Garrett Jr., Tommy Hamilton IV Eli Cain All-Academic Team Adam Handler Adam Handler Joe Belcaster, Michael Bizoukas, Nate Rogers, Mario Stula Michael Bizoukas, Jeremiah Kelly, Edwind McGhee, Mario Stula Joe Belcaster, Montray Clemons, Edwind McGhee Cory Dolins, Donnavan Kirk, Edwind McGhee, Peter Ryckbosch R.J. Curington, Cory Dolins, Billy Garrett Jr., Edwind McGhee, Peter Ryckbosch R.J. Curington, Cory Dolins, Billy Garrett Jr., Joe Hanel, David Molinari, Forrest Robinson, Peter Ryckbosch, Greg Sequele Oumar Barry, Eli Cain, R.J. Curington, Cory Dolins, Billy Garrett Jr., Erten Gazi, Joe Hanel, Myke Henry, David Leitao III, Peter Ryckbosch, Frederick Scott Player of the Week Sammy Mejia (Dec. 4) Sammy Meija (Jan. 2) Draelon Burns (Dec. 3) Rookie of the Week Wilson Chandler (Jan. 7) Wilson Chandler (Feb. 27) Dar Tucker (Dec. 31) Brandon Young (Dec. 6) Cleveland Melvin (Dec. 27) Cleveland Melvin (Jan. 3) Cleveland Melvin (Jan. 17) Cleveland Melvin (Feb. 21) Brandon Young (Feb. 28) Tommy Hamilton IV (Nov. 18) Billy Garrett Jr. (Dec. 2) Billy Garrett Jr. (Dec. 16) Billy Garrett Jr. (Dec. 30) Billy Garrett Jr. (Jan. 20) R.J. Curington (Feb. 3) Billy Garrett Jr. (Feb. 24) Eli Cain (Dec. 7) 133

24 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Robert L. Stevenson ( ) The Blue Demons first coach... guided the program to its first victory (a win over Kent College in 1923)... spent only one season on the Blue Demon bench. Harry Adams ( ) Spent only one season on the DePaul sidelines... won his first game as DePaul coach (12-9 over Northern Illinois). Eddie Anderson ( ) Spent four seasons on the Blue Demon bench... had winning seasons in three of his four years, including an 11-5 slate in opened his DePaul career with five straight victories... also served as DePaul s football coach (resigned from the basketball job to concentrate on the football program) and would later go on to prominence as the head football coach at Iowa where he coached 1939 Heisman Trophy winner Nile Kinnick. COACHING HISTORY NCAA Tournament seven times during his tenure and advanced to the Sweet 16 twice... also led the Blue Demons to the NIT three times... guided DePaul to the 1992 Great Midwest Conference regular season co-championship one of 40 players to score over 1,000 points in a career at DePaul and was the captain of the 1971 Blue Demons head coach of the Fort Wayne Mad Ants from in the NBA D-League... Meyer is currently a scout for the Los Angeles Clippers and radio analyst for Northwestern Pat Kennedy ( ) Hired on June 12, joined the Blue Demons after serving as the head coach at Florida State and Iona... took the program to the NCAA Tournament in led the squad to the 1999 NIT where it advanced to the second round... also guided the Blue Demons to the program s first conference tournament championship game appearance (2000 Conference USA). Jim Kelly ( ) Came to DePaul from Buena Vista College in Storm Lake, Iowa... served as DePaul s Director of Athletics for two years prior to taking the reigns of the basketball program... DePaul s all-time winningest coach by percentage, he spent seven seasons at DePaul... the only coach to guide the Blue Demons to an undefeated season (17-0 in )... won 23 straight games and 36 of 37 between helped DePaul to the Olympic Tournament in left DePaul to become the track and field coach at Minnesota. Tom Haggarty ( ) Came to the Blue Demons after spending eight seasons as the head coach at DePaul Academy... a 1927 DePaul graduate... the first coach to lead the Blue Demons to a postseason tournament (the 1940 NIT)... left the head coaching position after being called into active duty in the National Guard. Bill Wendt ( ) Became head coach after spending three seasons as an assistant to Tom Haggarty... played three seasons for the Blue Demons and graduated from DePaul in opened his coaching career with seven straight victories... also opened his second season with five consecutive wins. Ray Meyer ( ) Hired on April 17, came to DePaul after serving as an assistant coach at Notre Dame... member of the Naismith Hall of Fame since known nationally as The Coach... 11th on the all-time coaching victories list and DePaul s all-time winningest mentor... posted winning records in 37 of his 42 seasons... helped program to 13 NCAA Tournaments and seven NIT appearances... the National Coach of the Year by AP and UPI in both 1980 and led DePaul to the 1945 NIT Championship and the Final Four in both 1943 and retired following the season (final game was on March 23, 1984)... the student recreation center on DePaul s Lincoln Park Campus is named in his honor on December 14, 2003 the court at the Allstate Arena was named Ray and Marge Meyer Court Meyer passed away on March 17, Joey Meyer ( ) Assumed the head job from his father prior to the season... was the 1987 Chevrolet National Coach of the Year after posting a 27-3 record... DePaul went to the Dave Leitao ( ) Hired on April 17, came to DePaul after serving as the Associate Coach at Connecticut... took DePaul to the second round of the 2004 NCAA Tournament, the first Blue Demon NCAA victory since 1989 guided DePaul to the 2004 Conference USA regular season co-championship and the top-seed in the C-USA Tournament advanced to the 2004 C-USA Tournament title game 30 conference wins in his three seasons are the most in any three-year period in school history led the Blue Demons to the NIT twice, advancing to the second round in 2004 resigned on April 15, 2005 to become the head coach at Virginia... named head coach of the Maine Red Claws of the NBA D-League in July Jerry Wainwright ( ) Hired on April 28, led the squad to a 20-win season and the quarterfinals of the NIT (the program s best run in the NIT since 1983) his second squad beat fifth-ranked Kansas on December 5, 2006 led the program to its first BIG EAST Conference Tournament appearance in 2007 came to DePaul after serving as the head coach at Richmond the previous three seasons also the head coach at UNC Wilmington served as an assistant at Wake Forest and Xavier (Ohio) native of Chicago was a high school coach in the Chicagoland area prior to moving to the collegiate ranks... stepped down from position on Jan. 10, Tracy Webster (2010) Named interim head coach on Jan. 11, coached the final 16 games of the season. Oliver Purnell ( ) Named the 13th head coach in program history on April 6, tutored a pair of BIG EAST Rookies of the Year - Cleveland Melvin in 2011 and Billy Garrett Jr. in resigned as head coach at DePaul on March 14, Dave Leitao (2015-present) Hired on March 29, returns to DePaul after leading the program to three postseason appearances from was head coach at Virginia for four seasons after leaving DePaul in April also coached in the NBA D-League as head coach of the Maine Red Claws during the season... returned to college coaching as an assistant at Missouri ( ) and Tulsa ( ) before being named the 14th head coach in DePaul history. 134

25 A Acciari, Gene Adams, Ray Aguirre, Mark Alexandroff, Walter Allen, Charles Allen, Jeff Allen, John Alters, Carroll Anderson, Tom Anderson Ascher, Johnny Austin, Dwayne Avery, Ayinde B Bagley, John Baker, George Ball Barbaric, Tony Baris, Al Barr, Tom Barry, Oumar Barskis, Pete , Bataska, William Beach, Rich Belcaster, Joe Bell Benson, William Berkson, Marshall Berry, Gessel Biebel, Tom Birgells, Ed Bizoukas, Michael Black, Harold Blum, Frank Bocinsky, Jim Boesch, Ronald Bogdanski Booth, David Bordes, John Bowden, Bryant Bowe Boyd, Greg Bradshaw, Clyde Brooks, Marlon Brown, Andre Brown, Sevira Brumfield, Marlon Brundy, Stanley Bruno, David Bruno, Doug Brusek, Sean Bryant, Emmette Burke Burkholder, Brett Burks, Al Burno, Rashon Burns, Bill Burns, Draelon Bush, Greg Butler, Keith Butler, Lamar C Cain, Eli present Callahan, Harry T ALL-TIME ROSTER HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Callahan, Timothy Campion, Ed Caplis, Raymond Carl, Howie Carney, Henry Cashin, Brian Cech, Henry Chandler, Wilson Clahar, Worrel Clarke, Karron Cleland, Tom Clemons, Montray Clinkscales, Cliff Cloutier, Tom Coan, Clarence Coehlo, Greg Coglianese, Bill Cole, Brandon Coleman, Willie Collins, Vin Comegys, Dallas Comerford, Nick Cominsky, James Cook, Dick Cooper, Edward Cooper, Thomas Coorlas, Peter Corbin, Tyrone Corzine, Dave Cowsen, McKinley Craigwell, Noah Crockett, Jamee Crowley, Kieran Crumble, Ricardo Culver Cummings, Terry Cunningham, Deryl Cunningham Tom Curington, R.J present Currie, Brian Currie, Jabari Curtin, Ed Czarnecki, John D Dalton, Jack Daughrity, Joe Davis, Terry Dea, Joseph Dean, Jack Deaderick, Sneed Debes, Bill Demkovich, Joe Devine DiBenedetto, Ernest Diduch, Walter Diener, Drake Dillard, Skip Dise, Bill Doles, Bob Dolins, Cory Donohue, Michael Doody, Jim Dorsey, Elgin Downing, Pat Downing, Walter Dreas, Ronald

26 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Drew, Jimmy Dyker, Eugene E Edwards, Kevin Embry, Marty English, John Exilus, Chris F Faber, Krys Farrell, Sean Federinko, Andrew , Fefles, George Feiereisel, Dick Feiereisel, Ron Feiereisel, Scott Fischer Fitzgerald, Jerry Flaiz, Dick Flanagan, Terry Flemming, Jim Flood, Andrew Forges, Kenny Foster, Melvon Frain, James Frederick, John Frederick, Harold Freeland, Tony Freund, Dennis , Furman, Ted G Gainer, Elmer Gaines, Demarcus Galloway, Jermaine Gannon, Joseph Garland, Gary Garrett Jr., Billy present Gay, Juan Gazi, Erten present Gelatt, Charles Getz Gibbons Gillespie, Gordon Gillespie, Mike Gilliam, Paul Gilmore, Dave Gladstone, Drew Glover, Innis Goedert, George Golden, Kevin Goode, Ed Gorsky, Jim Govedarica, Bato Green, Ira Green, Wesley Greene, Terence Greer, Quemont Greicius, Edmund Griggs, Robert Grubbs, Teddy Gulan, Tom Gulley, Don Guran, Kenneth H Haggerty, James Hahn, Eng Hahn, Nicholas Haig, Bill Hajduch, Paul Hamacek, Adolph Hamby, James Hamilton IV, Tommy Handler, Adam Hanel, Joe present Hannon Harris, Jon Hartfield, Kerry Hauser, Edward Hayes Heard, Marcus Heflin, Larry Heise, Dick Henderson, Chris Henry, Charles Henry, Myke Heppner, Bill Hicks, Matt Hill, Devin Hill, Kris Hirtzig, Nick Hoban, Joe Holland, Delonte Holland, Kevin Holmes, Kevin Holt, Barry Homyak, Nick Hook, Randy Hoover, Stanley Hoskin, Sam Howard, Stephen Howlett, Pat Howlett, R Huddy Hughes, Charles Hunter, Steven Hunter, Tom I Incardone, John Immel, Bob J Jackson, Curtis Jackson, Tony Jaksy, Kenneth Jezierski Johnson, Russell Johnson, Bill Johnston, Ken Jones, Buck Jones, Willie K Kachan, Edwin , Kammes, Ronnie Kampa, Robert Kassner, Ed Katuzny, Walt Kelly, Jeremiah Kelly, Patrick , Kelly, Tony Kennedy Kieres, Dan King Kilbourg

27 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Kilmartin, Tom Kirk, Donnavan Kirsch, Tom Kirschten, Ernest Kleinschmidt, Tom Knez, Freddie Koecheler, Charles Korzenewski Koshwal, Mac Kowalski, Joe Krall, George Kramer, William L Labacz Lacy, Janes Laffey, Dan Lahey, John Lakin, Ron Lamkin, Jim Lampley, Lemone Lang, Warren LaRochelle, George Lattner, Jack Lauritis, Tony Laux, Andy Lawler, John , Lecos, Daniel Leddy, George Leigh, Vince Leitao III, David present Li, Larry Lind, Cliff Linskey, Bud Linskey, Frank London, Marlon Lowery, Jim Luksta, Robert Lydecker, Ken Lyons, Ed M Macon, Will Madden, Tom Maddox, Vernon Madey, William Malone, Marcus Manella, Sam Marcius, Sandi Marino, James Marrero, DeJuan Martin, Jim Mattingly, Bob Mattingly, Paul Matz, David McBride, Mike McCoy, Ray McDonald, Durrell McEnroe McGhee, Edwind McGovern, Emmett McGraw, Bernie McGuire, Dennis McInerney, Joe McKenna, Gerry McKenna, Pat McKinney, Charles McLorraine McMillan, Jerry McNabola, William McPherson, Paul Meier, Jerry Meier, Tom Mejia, Sammy Melvin, Cleveland Merley Meyer, Bob Meyer, Joey Meyer, Tom Mikan, Ed Mikan, George Mills, Dave Mitchem, James Molinari, David Monockton, Daniel , Moore, Dennis Morgan, Moses Moses, Thijin Mowen, James Mraz, Steve Mroz, Ted Mudd Mullee, Greg Mundt, Heine Murphy Murphy, Chuck Murphy, Jim Murphy, John Murray, Malik Muscato, Pete N Nash, Jesse Nathan, Howard Naughton, Clem Naughton, Hugh Naughton, John Neu, Robert Newsom, John Nichols, Jamal Niemann, Brad Niemiera, Tom , Nikitas, Chris Nomellini, Lawrence Norton, Martin Norwood, Ron Norris, Mike Norville, James Norwood, Ron O Obi, Kene O Connor, Bud O Connor, Jim O Connor, Joe Oden, Jon Odishoo, Dan Olson, George , O Rourke, Carter Ortolano, Pete O Shaughnessey, James P Palmer, Errol Pancratz, Andy Panicko, Edward Papesh, Alfred Parks, Belefia

28 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paskiewicz Patterson, Kenny Patton, Peter Patzold, Fred Pavilonis, Clem Pavlacka, R.J Payne, Jeff Pecorarro, Samuel Peoples, Roman Perlowski, Michael Pettus, Randy Phelan Phelan, John , Phillips, Develle Phillips, Devon Phillips, Willie Pierce, Dan Pirri, Stuart Pligge, Hans Pomplun, Paul Ponsetto, Joe Poscic, Matija Possner, Lou Poulos, George Powers, Manning Price, Curtis Price, Jodan Proko, Robert Pryor, Leroy Q Quinlan R Rader, Mischa Ramsey, Randy Ramsey Jr., Randy Randolph, Bernard Ravizee, Michael Redfield, Harry Reilly, George Reindl, Frank Reising, Don Reuss, Frank Reuter, Joe Richardson, Quentin Robertson Jr., Derrell Robinson, Forrest Robinson, Kenneth Robinzine, Bill Robinzine Jr., Bill Rodinella, Mike Rogers, Nate Rohan, Patrick Rose, Charlie Rose, Donald Rosen, Sherman Ruddy, Paul Rudnik, Gene Ryan, Bill Ryckbosch, Peter present S Sachs, Ed Salzinski, Mike Sand, Bob Satterwhite, David Sawyer, Imari Sauceda, Art Schaefer, Jerry Schafer, Dennis Schissel Schmidt, Bill Schyman, Bill Scimeca, Tom Scott, Frederick Seals, LeVar Sedowski, John Sequele, Greg Sexton, John Shannon, Roger Shandling Shealey, Rich Shields, Harry Siggins, Ryan Simmons, Bobby Simpson, Aaron Singer, Marcus Skrodzki, James Skrodzki, Ted Skul, Bernard Slattery, William Sloger, Rick Slovic, Paul Smith, Emanuel Smith, Tyler Sobieszczyk, Ron Sowell, Charles Stanton, Roger Starzyk, Richard Steinecke, William Stern, Jeff Stevens, Art Stevenson, Frank Stimage, Rashaun Stovall, Mike Strickland, Rod Stotts, Bill Stout, Ken Stula, Mario Stump, Gene Sukley, Roman Sullivan, Ryan Swanson, Don Swedburg, Collum Swedburg, Leonard Szulescki, Roman Szukala, Stan Szydlo, Ray T Tabor, Chester Taylor, Doc Thompson, Lorenzo Thompson, M.C Tillman, Gene Tollstam, Chester Torphy, Robert Tracy, Tom Tracey, Tony Triptow, Dick Tucker, Dar Tulley, Joe Tune, Jason Tyler, B.J V Varnes, Blair

29 Vukovich, Sam W Walker, Will Wallace, Charles Wallace, Eric Warzynski, Ken Watkins, Curtis Watts, Jermaine Weaver Webb, Marsh Wecksler, Bernie West, Lawrence Wendt, William Weston, Ellsworth Wexler, Bernie Whalen, John White White, Dave Williams, Lance Wilson, Bob Wiscons, Frank Wiseman, James Will Macon Rashad Woods Michael Bizoukas Worrel Clahar R.J. Curington Marlon London Tyler Smith Marcus Malone Jabari Currie Mike Stovall DeJuan Marrero Darrick Wood Marlon Brooks Draelon Burns Dar Tucker Edwind McGhee Tommy Hamilton IV ALL-TIME JERSEY NUMBERS HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Witkowski, Richard Wojtyla, Henry , Wolf, Robert Wood, Darrick present Woods, Marvin Woods, Rashad Wozny, Bob Wydra, Gary Wylder, Earl Y Yost, Nick Young, Brandon Z Zagozdon, Chuck Zaleske, Robert Zelesinski, Al Zetzsche, Al Zimmerman, Sherman Zoretich, Bob Zvinakis, Al Nick Hirtzig Greg Coehlo Brandon Cole Juan Gay Ricardo Crumble Roman Peoples Andre Brown Wesley Green Edwind McGhee Myke Henry Dan Odishoo Bryant Bowden Kenny Forges Delonte Holland Karron Clarke Nate Rogers Joe Belcaster Billy Garrett Jr Paul Hajduch Earl Wylder John Frederick Lawrence West Brian Currie Quentin Richardson LeVar Seals Draelon Burns Devin Hill Jodan Price Rashaun Stimage Gene Tillman William Schyman Bill Haig Emmette Bryant Mike Norris Tom Kilmartin Doug Bruno George Olson , Robert Proko Patrick Rohan Eugene Dyker Bernard Skul Chester Tabor Howie Carl Dennis Freund Pete Ortolano Tom Tracy Jerry Schaefer Mike Gillespie Larry Heflin Gary Garland

30 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Randy Ramsey Kenny Patterson Rod Strickland Gilbert Miller B.J. Tyler Dwayne Austin Brian Cashin Randy Ramsey Jr Mario Stula Derrell Robertson Jr David Molinari Andrew Federinko John Lahey James Lamkin Sherman Rosen Ray Szydlo Elgin Dorsey Larry Heflin Ron Norwood James Mitchem Raymond McCoy Randy Pettus Joe Daughrity Jermaine Watts Rashon Burno R.J. Pavlacka Sammy Mejia Jeremiah Kelly Forrest Robinson Eli Cain Harold Frederick William Benson James Norville Alfred Papesh Ronald Dreas Joe Reuter Tom Meyer George Poulos Joe Meyer John Lawler Al Burks Bob Meyer Randy Hook Chuck Murphy Belefia Parks Thomas Cooper Joe Tulley Cliff Clinkscales Joe Belcaster Cleveland Melvin Develle Phillips William Schyman Dan Monckton Kenneth Guran Dennis Moore Walter Downing Terence Greene Brandon Cole Chris Exilus Drew Gladstone Mac Koshwal Cory Dolins William Slattery Daniel Lecos Richard Heise Bill Coglianese Jerry Meier Jim Murphy Mike Norris Ken Lydecker John Lawler Jim Bocinsky Emmett McGovern Scott Feiereisel Jerry McMillan Andy Laux Charles Gelatt Lamar Butler Frederick Scott Dick Feiereisel Al Zvinakis Clyde Bradshaw Jeff Allen Kevin Holland Jon Harris Ayinde Avery Imari Sawyer Jamal Nichols Thijin Moses Moses Morgan Aaron Simpson McKinley Cowsen Russell Johnson Kenneth Jaksy Hugh Naughton Warren Lang Tom Cloutier Dan Laffey Terry Flanagan Rich Beach Buck Jones John English Gene Acciari Randy Ramsey Tony Jackson Kevin Edwards Melvon Foster Ronnie Kammes Jerry Fitzgerald Adam Handler Brandon Young John Allen Art Stevens Clemence Pavilonis Ron Feiereisel Ron Sobieszczyk Chester Tabor Dennis Schafer Dennis Freund James Frain Sevira Brown Harry Shields

31 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Dennis McGuire Stephen Howard Marcus Singer Sam Hoskin Marcus Heard Jamee Crockett Adolph Hamacek Ted Mroz Robert Luksta Patrick Kelly , Tom Meier Bernie McGraw Jerry Meier Walt Katuzny Ira Green Rich Witkowski Ed Goode Willie Jones Greg Boyd Chris Nikitas Bernard Randolph Brad Niemann David Bruno Nick Homyak Noah Craigwell Wilson Chandler Tony Freeland Ted Furman Roger Stanton Raymond Caplis Bill Robinzine Bob Doles Tom Gulan Clyde Bradshaw Tyrone Corbin Stanley Brundy Curtis Price Devon Phillips Paul McPherson Marlon London Jimmy Drew Donnavan Kirk Erten Gazi (retired) Harold Frederick Tom Niemiera Robert Kampa Alfred Papesh Edward Panicko Dick Flaiz Jesse Nash Dan Pierce Chuck Zagozdon Doug Bruno Gary Garland Mark Aguirre (retired) 25 Tom Niemiera Chris Henderson Terry Davis Doc Taylor Kerry Hartfield Sam Hoskin Eric Wallace Durrell McDonald Oumar Barry Edwin Kachan ,46-48 Leroy Pryor Ted Mroz Dan Kieres Tony Barbaric Henry Wojtyla Joseph Demkovich Peter Coorlas Stanley Hoover Robert Wolf Larry Nomellini Barry Holt M.C. Thompson Ed Birgells Al Zetzsche Joe Meyer Hans Pligge Bob Meyer Al Baris Curtis Watkins Chris Nikitas David Booth Malik Murray Sneed Deaderick Will Walker Peter Ryckbosch Ernie DiBenedetto Sherman Zimmerman George Olson ,48-50 George Fefles Stanley Hoover Art Sauceda Demarcus Gaines Jon Oden Matija Poscic Edward Mikan Robert Torphy Eugene Dyker Dick Cook Don Swanson Bob Mattingly Paul Gilliam Roger Shannon John Czarnecki Bill Dise Mark Aguirre Terry Cummings Lemone Lampley Curtis Price Deryl Cunningham Howard Nathan David Satterwhite Bobby Simmons Lorenzo Thompson Charles McKinney David Leitao III

32 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 33 Ronald Boesch Frank Blum Hugh Naughton Ron Lakin Bill Haig Andy Pancratz Brett Burkholder Lawrence West Marvin Woods Bill Heppner Jermaine Galloway Malik Murray Abdou Sylla George Baker Drake Diener Krys Faber Joe Hanel Richard Starzyk Donald Rose Chuck Henry Mike McBride John Incardone Jesse Nash Dave Gilmore Tom Hunter Bob Wilson Jim Marino Teddy Grubbs Kevin Holmes Charles Sowell Tom Kleinschmidt Willie Coleman Randy Ramsey Jr Ryan Siggins Stuart Pirri Pat McKenna Edmund Greicius Henry Wojtyla Russell Johnson Pat McKenna Rick Sloger Gary Wydra Sam Manella Dallas Comegys Montray Clemons Henry Cech George Leddy James Norville Carroll Alters Tom Cloutier Dave White Don Gulley Errol Palmer Ken Warzynski Charles Wallace Dave Corzine Bato Govedarica Daniel Kieres Edward Curtin Mike Salzinski Elgin Dorsey Greg Bush Errol Palmer Tom Kirsch Matt Hicks Al Zvinakis Tom Biebel Bob Mattingly Rich Shealey Harry Shields Charles Hughes Jeff Stern Kris Hill Sean Farrell Greg Sequele Mike Donohue Dan Monckton , Vernon Maddox John Bagley Jeff Payne Joe Ponsetto Greg Mullee James Haggerty Dick Flaiz Gessel Berry Jim Marino Roman Sukley Skip Dillard Sean Brusek Marlon Brumfield Keith Butler Jack Phelan Edward Cooper Edward Hauser Jim Flemming Tom Anderson Paul Mattingly James O Shaughnessy Brian Currie Innis Glover Steve Hunter Quemont Greer Bill Debes Dave Mills Bob Zoretich Don Reising Thomas Barr Curtis Jackson Earl Wylder Mischa Rader McKinley Cowsen Marty Embry

33 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL 52 Bill Robinzine Ken Johnston Steve Mraz Frank Stevenson Peter Patton Lance Williams Michael Perlowski Nicholas Hahn Paul Ruddy John Naughton Paul Pomplun Joe Ponsetto William Madey Sam Vukovich Ron Feiereisel Charles Allen Raymond Caplis Nick Comerford Stan Szukala Gene Stump Ed Kassner John Lahey William Kramer John Sedowski Jim Flemming Kevin Golden Michael Ravizee Keni Obi Sandi Marcius William Bataska Gordon Gillespie Andy Federinko DePaul Invitational (Chicago, Ill.) W Bowling Green W Washington W Indiana State Stadium Round Robin (Chicago, Ill.) W Oklahoma A&M W Hamlin Stadium Round Robin (Chicago, Ill.) L Oklahoma A&M L Bowling Green Holiday Festival (New York, N.Y.) W LaSalle L Manhattan W Miami (Ohio) Sugar Bowl Tournament (New Orleans, La.) L Holy Cross L Fordham DePaul Invitational (Chicago, Ill.) W Duquesne L San Francisco Bill Ryan John Phelan , George LaRochelle Charles Koecheler David Matz (retired) George Mikan REGULAR-SEASON TOURNAMENT HISTORY Dixie Classic (Raleigh, N.C.) L Wake Forest W Iowa (OT) L Utah Motor City Classic (Detroit, Mich.) L St. Bonaventure W Syracuse Queen City Tournament (Buffalo, N.Y.) W Canisius W Xavier (Ohio) Oklahoma City Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) W Florida State W Brigham Young W Oklahoma City Gator Bowl Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.) L Florida W Alabama Oklahoma City Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) L Stanford L Massachusetts W Arizona

34 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Quaker City Tournament (Philadelphia, Pa.) L St. Joseph s (Pa.) W Rhode Island W Penn State Kentucky Invitational (Lexington, Ky.) L Kentucky L Kansas State All College Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.) L Louisiana State L Oklahoma City L San Francisco Volunteer Classic (Knoxville, Tenn.) L Tennessee L Utah State Hall of Fame Tournament (Springfield, Mass.) W Brown L Massachusetts Sun Devil Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) W Memphis State L Arizona Motor City Classic (Detroit, Mich.) W George Washington L Detroit Kodak Classic (Rochester, N.Y.) W Penn State W Yale Chicagoland Cage Classic (Chicago, Ill.) W Northwestern W Loyola-Chicago Tip Off Classic (Springfield, Mass.) W Louisville Chicagoland Cage Classic (Chicago, Ill.) W Loyola-Chicago W Northwestern Cabrillo Classic (San Diego, Calif.) W Georgetown W San Diego State Crush Classic (Rosemont, Ill.) W Davidson W Arizona State (OT) Suntory Ball (Toyko, Japan) W Alabama W Texas Tech Cotton States Classic (Atlanta, Ga.) L Navy W Texas Maui Classic (Lahaina, Hawaii) L Nevada-Las Vegas L Ohio State W Chaminade Old Style Classic (Rosemont, Ill.) W North Carolina A&T W Loyola Marymount USF&G Sugar Bowl Tournament (New Orleans, La.) W Mississippi State L Seton Hall Dodge Preseason NIT (Rosemont, Ill./New York, N.Y.) W Ohio State W North Carolina State L St. John s L Nevada-Las Vegas First Chicago Christmas Classic (Rosemont, Ill.) L Western Illinois First Chicago Christmas Classic (Rosemont, Ill.) W Illinois State Old Style Classic (Rosemont, Ill.) L Wisconsin-Green Bay L Oklahoma State Red Lobster Classic (Orlando, Fla.) L North Carolina W Central Florida (OT) Diet Pepsi Tournament of Champions (Charlotte, N.C.) L UNC-Charlotte L North Carolina State Maui Invitational (Lahaina, Hawai i) L Duke W Stanford L Oklahoma Preseason NIT (Ann Arbor, Mich.) L Michigan Maui Invitational (Lahaina, Hawai i) L Missouri W Chaminade L George Washington BB&T Classic (Washington, D.C.) W George Washington L Maryland Puerto Rico Shootout (San Juan, Puerto, Rico) W American-Puerto Rico L Texas W South Carolina

35 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Great Alaskan Shootout (Anchorage, Alaska) L Syracuse W Florida State W Alaska-Anchorage Preseason NIT (Rockford, Ill./Syracuse, N.Y.) W Fordham L Syracuse Spartan Classic (East Lansing, Mich.) W Indiana State L Michigan State Maui Invitational (Lahaina, Hawai i) L Kentucky W Chaminade L Purdue San Juan Shootout (San Juan, Puerto Rico) L Mississippi L Clemson W La Salle John R. Wooden Classic (Anaheim, Calif.) L UCLA Las Vegas Classic (Rosemont, Ill./Las Vegas, Nev.) W Liberty W Southern W Saint Louis L Creighton Paradise Jam (St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands) W Northern Iowa L Tennessee W Saint Joseph s SEC/BIG EAST Invitational (Tampa, Fla.) L Mississippi State Classic (Anaheim, Calif.) L Oklahoma State L Cal State Northridge L Stanford (OT) Old Spice Classic (Buena Vista, Fla.) L Minnesota W Texas Tech W Arizona State BIG EAST/SEC Challenge (Rosemont, Ill.) L Mississippi Cancun Challenge (Rosemont, Ill./Cancun, Mexico) L Gardner-Webb W Austin Peay L Wichita State L Western Kentucky SEC/BIG EAST Challenge (Auburn, Ala.) W Auburn CBE Hall of Fame Classic (Rosemont, Ill./ Kansas City, Mo.) L Southern Miss W Wright State L Wichita State L Texas Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii) L Colorado L Ohio L Loyola Marymount Gavitt Tipoff Games (University Park, Pa.) L Penn State Paradise Jam (St. Thomas, USVI) L South Carolina L Florida State W Norfolk State

36 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE YEAR-BY-YEAR SUMMARIES Opponents Season Coach W-L FG Pct. FT Pct. PPG RPG FG Pct. PPG RPG Robert L. Stevenson Harry Adams Eddie Anderson Eddie Anderson Eddie Anderson Eddie Anderson Jim Kelly Jim Kelly Jim Kelly Jim Kelly Jim Kelly Jim Kelly Jim Kelly Tom Haggerty Tom Haggerty Tom Haggerty Tom Haggerty Bill Wendt Bill Wendt Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer

37 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Opponents Season Coach W-L FG Pct. FT Pct. PPG RPG FG Pct. PPG RPG Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Ray Meyer Joey Meyer Joey Meyer Joey Meyer Joey Meyer Joey Meyer

38 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Opponents Season Coach W-L FG Pct. FT Pct. PPG RPG FG Pct. PPG RPG Joey Meyer Joey Meyer Joey Meyer Joey Meyer Joey Meyer Joey Meyer Joey Meyer Joey Meyer Pat Kennedy Pat Kennedy Pat Kennedy Pat Kennedy Pat Kennedy Dave Leitao Dave Leitao Dave Leitao Jerry Wainwright Jerry Wainwright Jerry Wainwright Jerry Wainwright Jerry Wainwright/Tracy Webster Oliver Purnell Oliver Purnell Oliver Purnell Oliver Purnell Oliver Purnell Dave Leitao

39 ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Opponent W L First Game Last Game Score Air Force Alabama UAB Alabama State Alaska-Anchorage Albany Alcorn State American American-Puerto Rico American Col. of Phys. Ed Aquinas Arizona Arizona State Arkansas Arkansas-Pine Bluff Arkansas State Army Athens AC Auburn Augustana Austin Peay Baldwin Wallace Ball State (OT) Bauer and Black N/A Baylor Bellarmine Beloit Biscayne College Bowling Green Boston College Bradley Brandeis BYU Brown Bucknell Butler California UC Davis UC Irvine UCLA UC Riverside UC Santa Barbara California State Cal State Chico Cal State Northridge Cal Poly California Western Camp Grant Canisius Carleton Catholic Centenary Central Florida Central Michigan Central Missouri State Central Normal N/A Chaminade Charlotte Chicago Chicago Athletic Association N/A Chicago Chiropractors Chicago State Chicago Teachers

40 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Christian Brothers Cicero Merchants Cincinnati Clemson Cleveland State Colorado Colorado College Columbia Concordia (Ill.) Concordia-St. Louis Connecticut Cornell (Iowa) Creighton Dartmouth Davidson Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit (OT) Detroit City Doane Drake Dubuque Duke Duquesne East Carolina East Tennessee State Eastern Kentucky Eastern Illinois Eastern Michigan Eastern Washington Elmhurst Elon Evansville Fairfield Fairleigh Dickinson Florida Florida Atlantic Florida Gulf Coast Florida International Florida State Fordham Fresno State Fort Leonard Wood Fort Sheridan Furman Gannon Gardner-Webb Georgetown George Washington Georgia Tech Glenview NTS Gonzaga Grambling State Great Lakes Grinnell Gustavus Adolphus Hamilton Club Hamline Hartford Harvard Hofstra Hollywood AC Holy Cross Houston Houston Baptist

41 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Howard Idaho State Illinois Illinois B UIC Illinois State Illinois Tech Illinois Wesleyan Indiana Indiana State Indianapolis Iona Iowa Iowa State IUPUI Jackson State Jacksonville John Carroll John F. Kennedy Joliet All Stars Kalamazoo Kansas Kansas State Kent Kentucky Lamar La Salle Lawrence Tech Lehigh Lewis Liberty Little Rock Lombard Long Island Brooklyn Loras Louisiana State Louisiana Tech Louisville Loyola (La.) Loyola-Chicago Loyola Marymount Luther Maine Manchester (Ind.) Manchester (Minn.) Manhattan Mankato State Marquette Marshall Maryland Maryland-Baltimore County Massachusetts McKendree Meiji Memphis Miami (Fla.) Miami (Ohio) Michigan Michigan Lutheran Michigan State Middle Tennessee State Milwaukee Minnesota Mississippi Mississippi State Mississippi Valley State

42 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Missouri Missouri St. Louis Monmouth (N.J.) Morgan State Morningside Muhlenberg Murray State Navy Navy Pier Nebraska Nebraska Omaha Nebraska Wesleyan UNLV Nevada Reno New Mexico New Mexico State New York Niagara Nicholls State Norfolk State North Carolina UNC Wilmington North Carolina A&T North Carolina State North Central North Dakota North Texas State Northeast Missouri State Northeastern Illinois Northern Illinois Northern Iowa Northwestern (OT) Northwestern State Notre Dame (OT) Ohio Ohio State Oklahoma Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Old Dominion Olympic Club Oral Roberts Oregon Oregon State Pacific Coast Club Paris (France) Parsons Pennsylvania Penn State Pepperdine Pittsburgh Portland Princeton Providence Purdue Quincy Radio Chicago Regis Rhode Island Rice Rice Institute Ripon Rocky Mountain Rutgers Saint Louis Saint Joseph s (Pa.)

43 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL St. Ambrose St. Bonaventure St. Francis Brooklyn St. John s (Minn.) St. John s (N.Y.) St. Joseph s (Ind.) St. Joseph s (N.M.) St. Leo St. Mary s (Calif.) St. Mary s (Minn.) St. Norbert St. Thomas (Minn.) St. Viator s St. Xavier Sam Houston State San Diego State San Francisco San Jose State Santa Clara Seattle Seton Hall South Carolina South Dakota South Dakota State USF Southeast Missouri State Southern Southern California Southern Illinois Southern Miss Southwestern Louisiana Spring Hill Stanford Stetson Steubenville Syracuse Tampa Taylor TCU Temple Tennessee Tennessee Tech Texas Texas A&M Texas A&M-Corpus Christi UTEP UT-Pan American Texas San Antonio Texas State Texas Tech Toledo Tulane Utah Utah State Valparaiso Vanderbilt Vaughan Hospital Villanova Virginia VCU Virginia Military Virginia Tech Wagner Wake Forest Washburne Washington

44 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Washington State Wayland Baptist Wayne State (Mich.) Wayne State (Neb.) Weber State West Texas State West Virginia Western Carolina Western Illinois Western Kentucky Western Michigan Western Ontario Westmont Wichita State Winona State Wisconsin Wisconsin Green Bay Wisconsin LaCrosse Wisconsin Superior Wright State Wyoming Xavier Yale YMCA College Youngstown State Team Notes - Milwaukee was also known as Wisconsin State-Milwaukee and Milwaukee Teachers - Long Island Brooklyn was also known as Long Island - St. Francis Brooklyn was also known as St. Francis (N.Y.) Record: 8-6 (.571) Head Coach: Robert L. Stevenson Kent College W Bauer & Black W Valparaiso L Hamilton Club H W Chicago Chiropractic H W 27-2 Loras A L Luther A L UW-LaCrosse A L St. Mary s (Minn.) A L Loras A W Luther H W 27-9 Amer. Col. Phys. Ed. H W St. Mary s (Minn.) H L Elmhurst H W Record: 6-13 (.316) Head Coach: Harry Adams Northern Illinois A W 12-9 Valparaiso A L Saint Louis H L St. Thomas H W UW-LaCrosse H L YMCA College A L 8-36 Valparaiso A L Elmhurst H W Saint Louis A L Concordia A L Lombard H L Loras L Kent College A W Lombard A L Loras A L UW-LaCrosse A L St. Mary s (Minn.) H L YMCA College H W YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 154 St. Mary s (Minn.) A W Record: 11-5 (.688) Head Coach: Eddie Anderson St. Mary s (Minn.) H W Loras H W Saint Louis A W Concordia A W Valparaiso H W Northern Illinois A L YMCA College H W Northern Illinois H W St. Viator s H W Saint Louis H L Amer. Col. Phys. Ed. H W St. Viator s A L Loras A L UW-LaCrosse A W St. Mary s (Minn.) A W Valparaiso A L Record: 7-7 (.500) Head Coach: Eddie Anderson Saint Louis W Augustana W Valparaiso H W St. Viator s A L St. Thomas W Detroit H W St. Mary s (Minn.) H W Saint Louis W Loras L St. Thomas L St. Mary s (Minn.) A L St. Viator s A L Valparaiso L Chicago Athletic Assoc. L 23-27

45 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Record: 2-7 (.286) Head Coach: Eddie Anderson Chicago Athletic Assoc. H L J18 Loras A W J19 St. Ambrose A L Saint Louis H W St. Viator s H L Concordia-St. Louis A L St. Ambrose H L Detroit L Saint Louis L Record: 5-4 (.556) Head Coach: Eddie Anderson Illinois B A W St. Ambrose A L Des Moines A W St. Viator s A W Des Moines H L Illinois B H W St. Viator s H L St. Ambrose H W Dayton H L Record: 15-5 (.750) Head Coach: Jim Kelly Valparaiso H W North Dakota H W South Dakota State H W Detroit H W Loras A W Colorado College A W Wyoming A L Utah A L Utah H W Nevada A W San Francisco A W St. Ignatius A L Olympic Club A W Athens AC A L Santa Barbara A W Pacific Coast Club A W Hollywood AC A W Arizona A W Texas Mines A W New Mexico A L Record: 13-3 (.813) Head Coach: Jim Kelly Illinois B H W Cornell College H W St. Viator s A L Illinois B A W Southern Illinois A W Rice H W North Dakota H W St. Thomas H W Detroit A W Centenary H W St. Viator s H L North Central A W Loyola-Chicago A W McKendree H W Loyola-Chicago A L St. Mary s (Minn.) A W Record: 9-6 (.600) Head Coach: Jim Kelly USC LU W St. Viator s CS W Carleton H L Centenary H W St. Thomas H W St. Viator s H W Catholic University A W George Washington A L St. John s A L Niagara A L Detroit A L Detroit City College A W Detroit H W St. Viator s H L McKendree H W CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) Record: 12-3 (.800) Head Coach: Jim Kelly Elmhurst H W Western Ontario H W Western Ontario H W St. Viator s A W Beloit H W St. Thomas H W J13 Western Michigan H W (OT) North Central A L Meiji H W Grinnell H W St. Viator s H W Detroit City College A W F25 Western Michigan A L Detroit A L Detroit H W Record: 17-0 (1.000) Head Coach: Jim Kelly North Central H W Nebraska H W Minnesota H W Arizona H W Illinois Tech H W Valparaiso H W North Central H W Missouri State A W Saint Louis A W Western Michigan H W Saint Joseph s (Ind.) H W Valparaiso A W Illinois Tech A W Western Michigan A W Detroit A W Saint Louis H W Detroit H W Record: 15-1 (.938) Head Coach: Jim Kelly Illinois A W Kalamazoo H W Valparaiso A W Missouri State H W Beloit H W 35-9 Purdue AR L Grinnell H W Saint Louis A W Northern Illinois A W Western Michigan H W

46 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE North Central H W Detroit A W Valparaiso H W Western Michigan A W Saint Louis H W Detroit H W AR = Chicago Armory (Chicago, Ill.) Record: 18-4 (.818) Head Coach: Jim Kelly St. Mary s (Minn.) H W Hamline H W Chicago A W Purdue CS L Illinois CS L Wisconsin CS W Washburn H W Drake H W Minnesota AR W Indiana CS W Saint Louis A W Western Michigan H W Saint Louis H W North Central H W Detroit A W Western Michigan A L Detroit H W Olympic Tournament Indiana State AR W Central Normal AR W Minnesota A W Minnesota A W Washington MSG L AR = Chicago Armory (Chicago, Ill.) CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: 15-6 (.714) Head Coach: Tom Haggerty North Dakota H L D12 Pittsburgh AR W (OT) Hamline H W Illinois A W Purdue AR L Wisconsin A W Minnesota A L Saint Louis H W Chicago A W Evansville A W Western Michigan H L North Central A W Saint Louis A W Michigan State A W Detroit H W St. John s MSG W Saint Joseph s (Pa.) A W Detroit A L Western Michigan H W North Central H W Loyola-Chicago L AR = Chicago Armory (Chicago, Ill.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: (.545) Head Coach: Tom Haggerty Valparaiso H W Chicago A W Illinois Wesleyan H W Hamline A L Wisconsin State A W North Dakota A L Wichita State H W Purdue AR L Saint Louis H W D21 Creighton H L Centenary H W Saint Joseph s (Pa.) A W Long Island MSG L Loyola-Chicago A L Western Michigan A L Illinois Wesleyan A W Saint Louis A W St. Viator s H W Hamline A L Detroit H L (OT) Western Michigan A W Detroit A L AR = Chicago Armory (Chicago, Ill.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: 15-7 (.682) Head Coach: Tom Haggerty Valparaiso H W Chicago A L (2OT) Arkansas State H W Purdue A L Iowa AR L D26 Penn State AR W Santa Clara AR L Duquesne AR W J16 Xavier H W Villanova A W St. John s MSG W Butler AR L Toledo A W Loyola-Chicago CS L Illinois Wesleyan H W South Dakota A W F18 Creighton A W Wichita State A L Kansas State A W Nebraska A W Illinois Wesleyan A W Hamline H W AR = Chicago Armory (Chicago, Ill.) CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: 22-6 (.786) Head Coach: Tom Haggerty Chicago Teachers H W Arkansas State H W Purdue A W Hamline A W Wisconsin State A W USC CS L Oregon CS W Centenary SS W Santa Clara CS W Kansas State CS W Nebraska-Omaha H W Detroit CS W Chicago H W Detroit CS W Toledo CS W Indiana CS L Louisiana State CS W Loyola-Chicago CS W Bradley CS L Toledo A W Long Island MSG L Saint Joseph s (Pa.) A W

47 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Long Island W Concordia H W Bradley A W National Invitation Tournament Long Island MSG W Colorado MSG L Oklahoma A&M MSG L CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) SS = Saint Sabina s HS (Chicago, Ill.) Record: 13-8 Head Coach: Bill Wendt Elmhurst H W Kalamazoo H W Chicago Teachers H W Arkansas State SS W UCLA W Purdue CS W Butler CS W Santa Clara CS L Bradley CS L Long Island A L Saint Joseph s (Pa.) A W Duquesne A W Chicago A W Toledo A L Loyola-Chicago CS W F14 Creighton L Long Island CS L Toledo A L Nebraska-Omaha H W Concordia H W CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) SS = Saint Sabina s HS (Chicago, Ill.) Record: (.455) Head Coach: Bill Wendt Concordia H W Kalamazoo H W Chicago Teachers H W St. Sabina s W Chicago A W Purdue A L Oregon CS W Oklahoma W USC CS L Toledo A L West Texas CS L NYU CS L Long Island CS W Kansas CS L Loyola-Chicago CS L Toledo CS L Duquesne A L F25 Seton Hall A L Georgetown A W Saint Joseph s (Pa.) A L Bradley CS W Bradley A L CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) Record: 19-5 (.792) Head Coach: Ray Meyer Navy Pier A W Chicago Teachers H W Glenview NTS H W Navy Pier H W Purdue CS W USC CS W Toledo A W Duquesne A L D31 Marquette A W Chicago A W J9 Marquette CS W Loyola-Chicago A W Western Michigan CS W Michigan State CS W Notre Dame CS L Camp Grant CS L Western Kentucky CS W Camp Grant A L Kentucky CS W Bradley CS W Bradley A W Illinois Wesleyan A W NCAA Championship Dartmouth MSG W Georgetown MSG L CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: 22-4 (.846) Head Coach: Ray Meyer Navy Pier A W Concordia H W Concordia A W Glenview NTS H W Nebraska CS W Chicago Teachers H W D18 Indiana CS W Navy Pier H W Saint Joseph s (Pa.) A W Long Island MSG W Arkansas A W Chicago CS W Glenview NTS A W Valparaiso A L J21 Marquette CS L F4 Purdue H W F5 Notre Dame CS W F12 Illinois CS L Valparaiso H W Western Kentucky CS W Ohio State CS W Wisconsin CS W Concordia H W National Invitation Tournament Muhlenberg MSG W Oklahoma A&M MSG W M26 St. John s MSG L CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: 21-3 (.875) Head Coach: Ray Meyer Illinois Tech H W Glenview NTS H W Illinois Tech H W Navy Pier H W Wyoming CS W Illinois Wesleyan H W Illinois CS L Radio Chicago H W Long Island A W Illinois A W Western Kentucky A W Vaughan Hospital A W Hamline CS W Hamline A W J27 Marquette CS W

48 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Notre Dame CS W Purdue CS W Oklahoma A&M CS W Great Lakes CS L Western Kentucky CS W National Invitation Tournament West Virginia MSG W Rhode Island MSG W Bowling Green MSG W Red Cross Benefit Game Oklahoma A&M MSG L CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: 19-5 (.792) Head Coach: Ray Meyer N23 Cicero Merchants H W N28 Joliet All-Stars A W D5 Oklahoma A&M A W DePaul Invitational D12 Bowling Green CS W D14 Washington CS W D15 Indiana State CS W D17 Arkansas State H W D21 Oregon State CS W D29 Illinois A L D31 Minnesota A L J5 Notre Dame A L J12 Western Kentucky A W J14 Murray State A W J18 Michigan State CS W J26 Marquette CS W F1 Great Lakes CS L F2 Indiana State CS W Stadium Round Robin F8 Oklahoma A&M CS L F9 Hamline CS W F16 Long Island CS W F23 Notre Dame CS W F27 Long Island A W M7 Bradley A W M9 Beloit H W CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) Record: 16-9 (.640) Head Coach: Ray Meyer N25 Chicago Teachers H W D3 Kalamazoo H W D7 Minnesota A L D12 Kentucky A L D14 Rice Institute CS W D16 St. Mary s (Minn.) H W D19 Texas CS L D21 North Carolina CS W D30 Illinois Wesleyan H W J6 Purdue A L J10 Loyola (Calif.) A W J13 Murray State A W J18 Niagara A W J25 Michigan State CS W Stadium Round Robin J31 Oklahoma A&M CS L F1 Bowling Green CS L F6 St. Ambrose A W F8 Kentucky CS W F11 Marquette CS L F15 Bradley CS W F17 Notre Dame A L F22 Kansas CS L F28 Notre Dame CS W M1 Loyola-Chicago CS W M3 Lawrence Tech H W CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) Record: 22-8 (.733) Head Coach: Ray Meyer N24 Chicago Teachers H W D1 St. Norbert H W D3 Kalamazoo H W D10 Kentucky A L D13 Oklahoma CS W D15 Minnesota A L D20 Loyola-Chicago CS W D26 John Carroll A W D29 Morningside H W J4 Holy Cross CS W J8 Evansville A W J10 Notre Dame A L J15 St. John s A W (2OT) J17 Niagara A W J24 Michigan State CS W J29 Oklahoma A&M CS W J31 Kentucky CS L F3 Michigan State A W F7 Marquette CS W F10 Lawrence Tech H W F12 Regis H W F14 Notre Dame CS W F17 Saint Louis A L (OT) F21 Bradley CS W F25 Saint Joseph s (Ind.) H W F28 Saint Louis CS W M6 Loyola-Chicago CS L National Invitation Tournament North Carolina State MSG W NYU MSG L Western Kentucky MSG L CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: 16-9 (.640) Head Coach: Ray Meyer N29 Illinois Tech H W D3 Chicago Teachers H W D8 Kentucky A L D11 Illinois CS W D13 Illinois Wesleyan H W D18 Minnesota CS L D20 Illinois A L D22 Loyola-Chicago CS L D27 Centenary H W D29 Baldwin-Wallace A W J3 Oklahoma City A W J5 Oklahoma A&M A W J11 Notre Dame A W J15 Niagara A L J18 St. John s A W J22 Kentucky CS L J29 Oklahoma A&M CS L F1 Saint Joseph s (Ind.) H W F5 Indiana CS W F12 Loyola-Chicago CS W F14 Northern Illinois H W F19 Notre Dame CS L F26 Denver CS W F28 St. Norbert H W M5 Ohio State CS L CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) 158

49 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Record: (.480) Head Coach: Ray Meyer N28 St. Norbert H W D3 Ohio State A W D6 Illinois Wesleyan H W D10 La Salle CS L D13 Indiana A L D17 Loyola-Chicago CS W D21 Kentucky A L D23 USC CS L D27 Bradley A L J4 Oklahoma A&M A W J9 Ohio State CS L J11 Notre Dame A L J14 Boston College A W J17 St. John s A W J21 Kentucky CS L J28 Oklahoma A&M CS L F1 Saint Joseph s (Ind.) A W F4 San Francisco CS L F7 Cincinnati CS W F10 Bradley CS L F14 John Carroll A W F18 Notre Dame CS W F25 Loyola-Chicago CS L F27 Lawrence Tech A W M4 Bowling Green CS L CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) Record: (.520) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F John Lahey 6-2 Sr F Bill Schyman 6-4 So. 4.8 C Clem Pavilonis 6-7 Sr G Ron Feiereisel 6-3 So. 8.9 G Bato Govedarica 5-11 Sr Top Subs: Gene Dyker, So., 6-5, 4.8; Bob Kampa, Sr., 6-4, 7.6; Stan Hoover, Jr., 5-11, 1.5 N28 St. Norbert H W D2 Quincy A W D6 Oklahoma A&M A L (2OT) D9 Bradley CS L D11 Illinois Wesleyan H W D16 Illinois CS L D18 St. Mary s (Minn.) H W (OT) D22 Northern Illinois A W D28 Illinois A W J4 Cincinnati A W J8 Kentucky A L J11 St. Norbert A W J16 Manhattan A L J20 Loyola-Chicago CS W J23 Lawrence Tech A L F1 Oklahoma A&M CS L F3 Beloit CS L F5 Saint Joseph s (Ind.) H W F10 Notre Dame CS W F16 Notre Dame A L F19 Kentucky CS L F26 North Central H W F24 Bowling Green CS L M3 Ohio State CS W M8 Loyola-Chicago A L CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) Record: 19-8 (.704) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Bill Schyman 6-5 Jr F Ray Caplis 6-3 Sr. 6.0 C Gene Dyker 6-7 Jr G Ron Feiereisel 6-3 Jr G Stan Hoover 5-10 Sr. 6.1 Top Subs: Jim Lamkin, So., 5-9, 9.0; Dan Lecos, So., 6-4, 5.1; Russ Johnson, Jr., 6-6, 5.2 N20 St. Norbert H W N30 Gustavus Adolphus H W D4 North Central A W D6 Chicago Teachers H W D10 Minnesota A W D12 Northern Illinois A L D14 Samuel Houston H W D17 Illinois Wesleyan H W D20 Kentucky A L D22 Illinois A L D27 Morningside H W D28 St. Ambrose H W J4 Oklahoma A&M A L J7 Wisconsin State-Milwaukee H W J11 Ft. Leonard Wood H W J19 Beloit CS W J21 Ft. Sheridan H W J26 Illinois CS W J28 Glenview NTS H W F2 Cincinnati CS W F7 Manhattan A W F9 Oklahoma A&M CS W F14 Notre Dame A L F16 Loyola-Chicago CS L F18 Ft. Sheridan A W F23 Kentucky CS L M1 Notre Dame CS L CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) Record: 19-9 (.679) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Bill Schyman 6-5 Sr F Frank Blum 6-4 So. 9.8 C Russ Johnson 6-6 Sr G Ron Feiereisel 6-3 Sr G Jim Lamkin 5-9 Jr Top Subs: Dan Lecos, Jr., 6-4, 4.9; Dan Kieres, Sr., 5-11, 2.5 N28 Gonzaga H W D1 Lewis H W D2 St. Ambrose H W D5 Illinois Wesleyan H W D8 St. Norbert H W D17 Oklahoma A&M A L D22 Southern Illinois H W Holiday Festival D27 La Salle MSG W D28 Manhattan MSG L D30 Miami (Ohio) MSG W J2 Taylor H W J3 Saint Louis A L J5 Lawrence Tech H W J10 Bradley A L J13 Quincy H W J17 La Salle CS W J20 Cincinnati A W J24 Oklahoma A&M CS W J31 Notre Dame CS W F3 Elmhurst H W F7 Loyola-Chicago A W F11 Temple A L

50 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE F14 Duquesne CS L F21 Bradley CS W F25 Notre Dame A L NCAA Championship M10 Miami (Ohio) AC W M13 Indiana CS L M14 Pennsylvania CS L AC = Allen County Coliseum (Fort Wayne, Ind.) CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: (.524) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Ed Curtin 6-1 So. 5.0 F Frank Blum 6-4 Jr C Ken Jaksy 6-5 So G Jim Lamkin 5-9 Jr G Ron Sobieszczyk 6-3 So Top Subs: Bernard Skul, Jr., 6-4, 4.8; Dan Lecos, Sr., 6-4, 4.1; Mike Donohue, Jr., 6-2, 1.5 N27 Ripon H W D1 Illinois Wesleyan H W D4 Wisconsin State-Milwaukee H W D7 St. Norbert H W D10 Manchester (Ind.) H W D15 Illinois-Normal H W D19 Illinois A L D21 St. Mary s (Minn.) H W Sugar Bowl Tournament D29 Holy Cross NO L D30 Fordham NO L J4 Quincy H W J11 Kentucky A L J19 Lewis H W F1 Illinois CS L F6 Notre Dame CS L F9 Bradley A L F13 Saint Louis CS L F15 Notre Dame A L F20 Kentucky CS L F22 Lawrence Tech H W F27 Bradley CS W (OT) CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) NO = New Orleans, La Record: 16-6 (.727) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Bill Robinzine 6-2 Jr F Frank Blum 6-4 Sr C Ken Jaksy 6-5 Jr G Jim Lamkin 5-9 Sr G Ron Sobieszczyk 6-3 Jr Top Subs: Bernie Skul, Sr., 6-4, 4.8; Ed Curtin, Jr., 6-1, 4.2 D2 Kalamazoo H W D4 Minnesota CS W D7 Illinois-Normal H W D11 Minnesota H L D14 Quincy H W D17 Taylor H W D22 Michigan State A W D28 Lawrence Tech H W D30 Manchester (Minn.) H W J4 John Carroll H W J6 Elmhurst H W J10 Kentucky A L J14 St. Ambrose H W J19 Bradley A W J29 Michigan State CS L J31 Illinois Wesleyan H W F5 Manhattan CS L F7 St. Norbert H W F12 Bradley CS W F19 Kentucky CS L F26 Notre Dame CS W M1 Notre Dame A L CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) Record: 16-8 (.667) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Bill Robinzine 6-2 Sr F Richard Heise 6-5 Jr. 7.8 C Ken Jaksy 6-5 Sr G Ed Curtin 6-1 Sr. 6.9 G Ron Sobieszczyk 6-3 Sr Top Subs: Chuck Henry, So., 6-3, 5.2; Sherman Rosen, Jr., 6-2, 3.0; Chester Tabor, So., 6-2, 2.0 D1 Illinois Wesleyan H W D3 Minnesota A L D6 Wisconsin State-Milwaukee H W D10 Penn State CS W D12 Kentucky A L DePaul Invitational D16 Duquesne CS W D17 San Francisco CS L D19 Illinois A L D21 Wayland (Texas) H W D28 Ohio State A L J3 Illinois-Normal H W J7 Notre Dame A W J10 Paris (France) CS W J14 Bradley CS W J18 Saint Louis A L J28 Illinois A L J30 Lawrence Tech H W F4 Brandeis CS W F14 Manchester (Ind.) H W F18 Kentucky CS W F21 Lewis H W F25 Notre Dame CS W M1 Manhattan A W NCAA Championship M12 Wayne State AC L AC = Allen County Coliseum (Fort Wayne, Ind.) CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) Record: 8-14 (.364) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Richard Heise 6-5 Sr F Chuck Henry 6-3 Jr C Hugh Naughton 6-6 Jr. 7.4 G Ron Lakin 5-11 Jr G Chester Tabor 6-2 Jr. 3.7 Top Subs: Sherman Rosen, Sr., 6-2, 12.4; Tom Meier, So., 5-10, 1.6 D1 Illinois Wesleyan H W D5 Marquette A L (OT) D8 Dayton H W D12 Purdue A L D15 Bowling Green H L D18 Wichita State H W Dixie Classic D27 Wake Forest RA L D28 Iowa RA W (OT) D29 Utah RA L J5 Louisville H L J12 Memphis State A L J15 Duquesne A L J19 Miami (Ohio) H L J26 Western Kentucky H L (OT) J30 Dayton A L F2 Saint Louis H W

51 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL F9 Portland H W F12 Illinois-Normal H W F16 Baldwin Wallace H W F23 Notre Dame A L F27 Louisville A L M2 Notre Dame H L RA = Raleigh, N.C Record: 8-12 (.400) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F McKinley Cowsen 6-4 So F Paul Ruddy 6-5 So C Bill Coglianese 6-6 So G Ron Lakin 5-11 Sr. 9.1 G Mike Salzinski 6-2 So. 8.6 Top Subs: Chester Tabor, Sr., 6-2, 9.0; Dick Feiereisel, So., 6-0, 4.8 D2 Nebraska Wesleyan H W D7 Illinois A L D10 Bowling Green A L D14 Creighton A L D17 Purdue H W J4 Dayton H L J7 Creighton H W J11 Duquesne H W J13 Louisville H W J15 Notre Dame A L J18 Portland H W (OT) J25 Illinois-Normal H W F1 Indiana H L F4 Western Kentucky A L F12 Dayton A L F15 Miami (Ohio) H L F18 Canisius H W F26 Louisville A L M4 Notre Dame H L Record: (.542) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F McKinley Cowsen 6-4 Jr F Mike Salzinski 6-2 Jr. 7.6 C Jim Flemming 6-6 Jr. 9.4 G Bill Haig 6-0 So G Howie Carl 5-10 So Top Sub: Paul Ruddy, Jr., 6-5, 6.9 D1 Christian Brothers H W D6 Baldwin-Wallace H W D10 Purdue A L D13 Bowling Green H W D20 Evansville A L D27 Miami (Ohio) H L J3 Duquesne A W J10 Dayton H L J13 Notre Dame H W J16 Valparaiso H W J21 Western Michigan A W J31 Indiana A L F6 Western Kentucky H W F9 Marquette H W F11 Dayton A L F13 Western Michigan H W F17 Louisville H W F21 Notre Dame A L F25 Louisville A L F28 Canisius A W M4 Marquette A L NCAA Championship M7 Portland PO W M13 Kansas State LW L M14 TCU LW L LW = Allen Fieldhouse (Lawrence, Kan.) PO = Pacific International Livestock Pavilion (Portland, Ore.) Record: 17-7 (.708) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F McKinley Cowsen 6-4 Sr F Mike Salzinski 6-2 Sr. 7.7 C Jim Flemming 6-6 Jr. 9.4 G Bill Haig 6-0 Jr G Howie Carl 5-10 Jr Top Subs: Paul Ruddy, Sr., 6-5, 6.0; Dick Flaiz, So., 5-10, 2.0 D1 Illinois Wesleyan H W D7 Western Kentucky H W D10 Bowling Green A W D12 North Dakota H W D15 Purdue H W D17 Ohio H W D28 Marquette H W D30 Baldwin-Wallace H W J2 Louisville H L J6 Western Kentucky A L J12 Notre Dame H L J16 Valparaiso A W J23 Miami (Ohio) A W J30 Indiana H L F5 Army H W F13 Louisville A W F17 Dayton A W F20 Notre Dame A L F23 Marquette A W F27 Creighton H W M5 Dayton H L NCAA Championship M7 Air Force H W M11 Cincinnati AF L M12 Texas AF W AF = Ahern Fieldhouse (Manhattan, Kan.) Record: 17-8 (.680) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F M.C. Thompson 6-5 Jr F Jim Flemming 6-6 Sr. 9.7 C Bill Debes 6-9 So. 8.3 G Bill Haig 6-0 Sr G Howie Carl 5-10 Sr Top Sub: Dick Cook, So., 6-5, 4.2 D2 Baldwin-Wallace H W D7 Illinois Wesleyan H W D9 North Dakota H W D14 Bowling Green H W D23 Marquette H W D27 Miami (Ohio) H W D30 Western Michigan H W J2 Western Ontario H W J7 Dayton A W J10 Ohio A W J14 Louisville H W J17 Notre Dame A L J19 Western Michigan A L J28 Indiana A L J31 Christian Brothers H W F4 Western Kentucky A L F8 Marquette A L F11 Tampa H W F16 Providence A L F18 St. Bonaventure A L F22 Louisville A W F25 Notre Dame H W F27 Youngstown State H W

52 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE M4 Dayton H W National Invitation Tournament Providence MSG L MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: (.565) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F M.C. Thompson 6-5 Jr F Dick Cook 6-5 Jr C Bill Debes 6-9 Jr G Joe Reuter 6-2 Jr. 5.3 G Emmette Bryant 6-1 So Top Subs: Elgin Dorsey, So., 6-3, 7.0; Jerry Meier, Sr., 5-11, 5.5; Dennis Freund, Jr., 6-1, 4.9 D2 Minnesota A W D6 Lawrence Tech H W D9 North Dakota H W D12 Denver H W D16 South Carolina H W D18 Providence H W Motor City Classic D29 St. Bonaventure D L D30 Syracuse D W J3 Marquette H L J9 Christian Brothers H W J13 Indiana H L J16 Notre Dame A L J20 Louisville H L J27 Dayton H L (2OT) J31 Baldwin-Wallace H W F3 Western Kentucky H W F7 Louisville A W (3OT) F12 St. Bonaventure H L F17 Marquette A L F21 Bowling Green A L F24 Western Ontario H W M3 Notre Dame H W M10 Dayton A L D = Detroit, Mich Record: 15-8 (.652) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F M.C. Thompson 6-5 Sr F Dick Cook 6-5 Sr C Bill Debes 6-9 Sr. 7.9 G Jim Murphy 6-2 So G Emmette Bryant 6-1 Jr Top Subs: Dennis Freund, Jr., 6-1, 8.9; Jesse Nash, Jr., 6-4, 8.1; Dan Laffey, Sr., 6-0, 1.6 D1 NE State College H W D8 Aquinas H W D15 Minnesota H W D22 Marquette H W D28 Western Michigan A W (OT) D29 Detroit A W J2 Baldwin-Wallace H W J5 Western Ontario H W J9 Notre Dame A L J16 Notre Dame H W J19 Dayton A L J26 Indiana A L J28 Bowling Green H W F2 Louisville H W F7 Providence A L F9 St. Bonaventure A L F16 Marquette A L F19 Gannon H W F23 Christian Brothers H W F27 Louisville A L (OT) M2 Western Kentucky H W M9 Dayton H W National Invitation Tournament Villanova MSG L MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: 21-4 (.840) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Jesse Nash 6-4 Sr F Jim Murphy 6-2 Sr C Dave Mills 6-10 So G Emmette Bryant 6-2 Sr G Dennis Freund 6-1 Sr Top Subs: Tom Meyer, So., 6-0, 5.5; Don Swanson, 6-2, So., 4.1; Terry Flanagan, So., 5-8, 4.0 N30 North Dakota H W D5 Idaho State H W D7 California-Davis H W D9 Lawrence Tech H W D14 Providence H W D21 Marquette H W Queen City Tournament D26 Canisius BF W D28 Xavier BF W J4 Western Kentucky A W J8 Notre Dame A W J11 Portland H W J18 Dayton H W J27 Indiana H W F1 Louisville H L F5 Notre Dame H W F8 Memphis State A L F12 Marquette A W F15 Western Ontario H W F19 St. Bonaventure H W F21 American H W F26 Louisville A W F29 Duquesne H W M5 Bowling Green A L M7 Dayton A W National Invitation Tournament NYU MSG L BF = Buffalo, N.Y Record: (.630) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Don Swanson 6-2 Jr F Errol Palmer 6-5 So C Dave Mills 6-10 Jr. 8.4 G Tom Meyer 6.1 Jr G Jim Murphy 6-2 Sr Top Subs: Jesse Nash, Sr., 6-4, 14.7; Terry Flanagan, Jr., 5-7, 4.3; Ed Birgells, Jr., 6-6, 2.0 D1 NE Missouri State H W D3 Christian Brothers H W D5 North Dakota H W D12 Middle Tennessee St. H W D14 Indiana A L D19 Louisville A L D23 Seattle H W Oklahoma City Tournament D28 Florida State OC W D29 BYU OC W D30 Oklahoma City OC W J2 Marquette H W J5 Memphis State H W J9 Western Ontario H W J16 Dayton A W J19 Duquesne A L

53 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL J23 Bowling Green H W J30 Niagara H W F4 Providence A L F6 Villanova A L F10 Notre Dame A L F13 Marquette A W F19 Portland H W F27 Notre Dame H W M6 Dayton H L NCAA Championship M9 Eastern Kentucky BG W M12 Vanderbilt LX L (OT) M16 Dayton LX L BG = E.A. Diddle Arena (Bowling Green, Ky.) LX = Memorial Coliseum (Lexington, Ky.) OC = Oklahoma City, Okla Record: 18-8 (.692) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Don Swanson 6-2 Sr F Errol Palmer 6-5 Jr C Dave Mills 6-10 Sr G Tom Meyer 6-1 Sr G Terry Flanagan 5-7 Sr Top Subs: Mike Norris, Jr., 6-1, 5.9; Rich Shealey, So., 6-4, 3.7 D1 Illinois Wesleyan H W D4 Marquette A W D8 Louisville H W D11 Christian Brothers H W D16 Iona A W D18 St. Joseph s (N.M.) H W D27 Baldwin-Wallace H W Gator Bowl Tournament D29 Florida JV L D30 Alabama JV W J4 North Dakota A L J8 Dayton H L J10 Western Ontario H W J15 Notre Dame H W J18 Niagara A W J22 Loyola (Calif.) H W F1 Indiana H W F5 St. Bonaventure A L F9 Marquette A W F12 Bowling Green A W F14 Providence H L F19 Duquesne H W F23 Notre Dame A W F26 Dayton A L M1 Steubenville H W M5 Villanova H L National Invitation Tournament NYU MSG L JV = Jacksonville, Fla. MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: 17-8 (.680) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Errol Palmer 6-5 Sr F Rich Shealey 6-4 Jr C Bob Zoretich 6-7 Jr G Mike Norris 6-1 Sr G Bob Mattingly 6-3 Sr. 6.7 Top Subs: Al Zetzsche, So., 6-3, 7.4; Pete Ortolano, Sr., 6-2, 4.0; George Poulos, Jr., 5-9, 3.2 D3 North Dakota H W D7 St. John s (Minn.) H W D10 USC H L D14 Baldwin-Wallace H W D17 Villanova A W Oklahoma City Tournament D27 Stanford OC L D29 Massachusetts OC L D30 Arizona State OC W J4 Bellarmine H W J7 Marquette A L J 9 St. Bonaventure H W J14 Notre Dame H L J17 Bowling Green H W J21 Dayton A L J27 Niagara H W J30 Indiana A L F4 Marquette H W F8 Notre Dame A W F11 Xavier H W F17 Aquinas H W F19 Duquesne A L F22 UW-Milwaukee H W F25 Detroit H W F28 Providence A L M4 Dayton H W OC = Oklahoma City, Okla Record: (.520) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Ken Warzynski 6-7 So F Rich Shealey 6-3 Sr. 8.5 C Bob Zoretich 6-7 Sr G Bob Mattingly 6-3 Sr. 3.7 G Al Zetzsche 6-3 Jr Top Subs: Tom Tracy, So., 6-3, 7.7; George Poulos, Sr., 5-9, 5.3; Tom Hunter, So., 6-4, 4.2 D2 Augustana H W D4 Central Missouri State H W D8 St. John s (Minn.) H W D20 Iowa State H W D22 Loyola (Calif.) H L D27 Tennessee Tech H W D30 Bellarmine H W J3 Marquette A L J6 UW-Milwaukee H W J10 St. Bonaventure A L J13 Notre Dame H L J16 Niagara A W J20 Dayton A W J24 Illinois Wesleyan H W J27 Northern Illinois H W J29 Indiana H W J31 Xavier A L F3 Marquette H L F6 Notre Dame A L (OT) F10 Villanova H L F12 Providence H L F14 Duquesne H L F17 Dayton H L F24 Detroit H W (2OT) M2 Bowling Green A L Record: (.560) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Al Zetzsche 6-3 Sr F Tom Hunter 6-4 Jr. 5.1 C Ken Warzynski 6-7 Jr G Joey Meyer 6-1 So G Tom Tracy 6-3 Jr Top Subs: Sevira Brown, Sr., 6-3, 4.5; Paul Pomplun, Jr., 6-7, 4.0; Ed Goode, So., 6-1, 3.9 N30 Doane H W D2 NE Missouri State H W

54 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE D7 Saint Joseph s (Ind.) H W D14 California Western H W D20 Illinois Wesleyan H W Quaker City Tournament D27 Saint Joseph s (Pa.) A L D28 Rhode Island PH W D29 Penn State PH W J4 Northern Illinois H W J9 Marquette H L J11 Notre Dame A L J13 Xavier H W J18 Dayton H L J25 Villanova A L J27 Indiana A L J30 Providence A L F3 Niagara H W F5 Notre Dame H L F8 UW-Milwaukee H W F15 Marquette A L F19 St. Bonaventure H W (OT) F21 St. Leo H W F23 Duquesne A L F25 Bellaramine H W M1 Dayton A L PH = Philadelphia, Pa Record: (.480) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Sevira Brown 6-3 Sr F Tom Hunter 6-4 Sr. 5.1 C Ken Warzynski 6-7 Jr G Joey Meyer 6-1 Jr G Tom Tracy 6-3 Sr Top Subs: Ed Goode, Jr., 6-1, 5.8; Paul Pomplun, Sr., 6-7, 5.6; Chuck Zagozdon, Jr., 6-0, 1.0 D1 Michigan Lutheran A W D6 Southwest Louisiana H W D9 John F. Kennedy H W D13 East Tennessee State H W D15 Parsons H W D17 Saint Mary s (Calif.) H W D20 Nevada H W D22 Providence H L D30 Saint Joseph s (Ind.) H L J3 Harvard H L J7 Xavier A W J10 Marquette H L J14 Notre Dame A L J17 Dayton A L J21 St. Bonaventure A L J27 Indiana H W J31 Northern Illinois H W F3 Missouri-St. Louis H W F7 Niagara A L F11 Duquesne H L F14 Marquette A L F16 UW-Milwaukee H W F21 Dayton H W F25 Northern Illinois A L F28 Villanova H L Record: 8-17 (.320) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Al Burks 6-2 So F Harry Shields 6-5 So. 8.5 C Don Reising 6-5 So. 1.9 G Joey Meyer 6-1 Sr G Nick Hirtzig 6-3 Jr Top Subs: Paul Gilliam, Sr., 6-5, 6.7; Doug Bruno, So., 6-1, 2.1; Jerry Schaefer, So., 6-0, 2.0 D3 VCU H W D5 St. Bonaventure H L D12 Northwestern A L D14 Parsons H W Kentucky Invitational D18 Kentucky A L D19 Kansas State LX L D22 Spring Hill H W All College Tournament D26 LSU OC L D28 Oklahoma City A L D29 San Francisco OC L J2 Illinois Wesleyan H W J9 Saint Joseph s (Ind.) H W J13 Villanova A L J16 Dayton H L J23 Marquette A L J25 Niagara H L J28 Duquesne A L F2 Drake A L F6 Marquette A L F13 Notre Dame H L F16 UW-Milwaukee H W F20 Dayton A L F25 Providence A L F27 Mankato H W M3 Xavier H W LX = Lexington, Ky. OC = Oklahoma City, Okla Record: (.522) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Al Burks 6-2 Jr F Mike Gillespie 6-6 So C Frank Stevenson 6-6 So. 2.3 G Doug Bruno 6-1 Jr. 6.4 G Nick Hirtzig 6-3 Jr Top Subs: Jim Marino, So., 6-5, 11.1; Harry Shields, Jr., 6-6, 6.4; John Lawler, Sr., 6-3, 3.1 D4 Rocky Mountain H W D11 Niagara A L D15 St. Bonaventure A L D18 Providence H L D20 Parsons H W J4 Dubuque H W J8 Saint Joseph s (Ind.) H W J15 Dayton A W J19 UW-Green Bay H W J22 Marquette A L J26 Eastern Illinois H W J29 Villanova H L J31 UW-Milwaukee H W F5 Marquette H L F7 South Carolina A L F12 Notre Dame A L F15 Northwestern CS W F19 Lewis H W F23 Duquesne H L F26 Xavier A L

55 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL M1 Toledo A L (OT) M4 UNC Charlotte H W M6 Drake H W CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) Record: (.560) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Mike Gillespie 6-6 Jr F Harry Shields 6-6 Sr. 4.9 C Bill Robinzine, Jr. 6-7 So G Jim Bocinsky 6-1 So. 7.3 G Greg Boyd 5-9 So Top Subs: Nick Hirtzig, Sr., 6-9, 9.3; Doug Bruno, Sr., 6-1, 4.1; Andy Pancratz, Fr., 6-9, 3.3 N29 St. Mary s (Minn.) H W D5 Northwestern H W D9 Drake A L D12 Winona State H W D16 St. Bonaventure H W D23 Providence A L D28 Long Island H W D30 Saint Joseph s (Ind.) H W J2 Eastern Illinois H W J5 Marquette A L J8 Westmont H W J11 Notre Dame H L J16 Manhattan H L J22 South Carolina A L J27 Dayton H L J30 Duquesne A L F3 Marquette H L F7 Xavier H W F9 Villanova A W F14 UNC Charlotte A L F17 Lewis H W F19 UW-Green Bay H L F24 Niagara H W F28 Toledo H W Record: 16-9 (.640) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Bill Robinzine, Jr. 6-7 Jr F Mike Gillespie 6-6 Sr C Andy Pancratz 6-9 So. 8.8 G Jim Bocinsky 6-1 Jr G Greg Boyd 5-9 Jr Top Subs: Roman Sukley, Jr., 6-7, 4.9; Richard Sloger, Jr., 6-9, 4.1; Jim Marino, Sr., 6-6, 3.3 D1 St. Mary s (Minn.) H W D6 Washington State H W D8 Northwestern A L D10 Rocky Mountain H W Volunteer Classic D14 Tennessee A L D15 Utah State KN L D17 California State H W D22 Providence H L Hall of Fame Tournament D28 Brown SP W D29 Massachusetts SP L J5 Saint Joseph s (Ind.) A W J7 Niagara A W J9 St. Bonaventure A W J12 Marquette A L J16 Marshall H W J19 Lewis H W J26 Dayton A L J31 Notre Dame A L F2 Marquette H L F9 Xavier A W F16 Villanova H W F20 UW-Green Bay H W F23 Saint Leo H W F27 Duquesne H W M2 Marshall A W KN = Knoxville, Tenn. SP = Springfield, Mass Record: (.600) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Bill Robinzine, Jr. 6-7 Jr F Andy Pancratz 6-9 Jr. 2.7 C Dave Corzine 6-11 Fr G Jim Bocinsky 6-1 Sr G Greg Boyd 5-9 Sr Top Subs: Ron Norwood, So., 6-4, 14.3; Roman Suckley, Sr., 6-7, 3.9; Al Baris, Sr., 6-5, 3.8 N30 UCLA A L D5 Saint Mary s (Calif.) H W D9 Gonzaga A W D11 Washington State A L D14 St. Bonaventure H W D16 Rhode Island H W D19 San Jose State H W (OT) D21 Providence A L D28 Marshall H W D30 Northwestern H W J3 Marquette A L J6 Niagara H L J9 Manhattan H W J11 UW-Green Bay H W J18 Lewis H W J20 St. Mary s (Minn.) H W J25 Dayton H W J29 Marshall A L F1 Marquette H L F5 Virginia Tech A L F8 St. Xavier H W F6 Duquesne A L F22 Notre Dame H W M1 Cincinnati A L M5 Indiana State H W Record: 20-9 (.690) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Joe Ponsetto 6-7 So F Curtis Watkins 6-5 Fr. 9.2 C Dave Corzine 6-11 So G Ron Norwood 6-4 Jr G Randy Ramsey 6-1 So. 3.6 Top Subs: Andy Pancratz, Sr., 6-9, 7.5; Gary Garland, Fr., 6-4, 7.5; Randy Hook, So., 6-1, 1.7 N28 St. Ambrose H W Sun Devil Classic D5 Memphis State TA W D6 Arizona State A L D9 Drake H W D13 Louisville A W D16 Lewis H W D18 Northwestern A W Motor City Classic D26 George Washington D W D27 Detroit A L D30 LSU A W J3 Providence H W J10 Loyola-Chicago H W J14 Marquette H L J17 Niagara A L J19 St. Bonaventure A L

56 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE J24 St. Xavier H W J28 Notre Dame A L J31 Dayton H W F3 Duquesne H W F7 Rhode Island A L F11 Indiana State A W (OT) F14 Marshall H W F16 Virginia Tech H W F18 Marquette A L F21 Cincinnati H W F25 Villanova H W F28 UW-Green Bay H W NCAA Championship M13 Virginia CH W M18 VMI GC L (OT) CH = Charlotte Coliseum (Charlotte, N.C.) D = Detroit, Mich. GC = Greensboro Coliseum (Greensboro, N.C.) TA = Tempe, Ariz Record: (.556) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Joe Ponsetto 6-7 Jr F Curtis Watkins 6-5 So C Dave Corzine 6-11 Jr G Ron Norwood 6-4 Sr G Randy Ramsey 6-1 Jr. 4.0 Top Subs: William Dise, Jr., 6-5, 7.9; Gary Garland, So., 6-4, 7.5; Randy Hook, Jr., 6-1, 1.7 N27 UCLA A L D1 Northwestern A W (OT) D4 Saint Mary s (Calif.) H W D6 Wisconsin A L D10 Gonzaga H W D12 Maryland A L D17 Indiana A L D20 Army H W D22 Niagara H W D27 Bradley A W J5 St. Bonaventure H W J8 Loyola-Chicago A L J16 UW-Green Bay A L J19 Illinois Wesleyan H W J22 Dayton A W J24 Bradley H W J29 Marquette H L J31 Creighton H L F3 Duquesne A L F9 Providence A L F12 Loyola-Chicago H W F14 Marquette A W (2OT) F16 Eastern Michigan H W F21 Marshall A W F26 Saint Louis A L F28 Valparaiso H W M5 Notre Dame H L Record: 27-3 (.900) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Joe Ponsetto 6-7 Jr F Curtis Watkins 6-5 Jr C Dave Corzine 6-11 Sr G Gary Garland 6-4 Jr G Randy Ramsey 6-1 Sr. 3.8 Top Subs: William Dise, Sr., 6-5, 8.5; Clyde Bradshaw, 6-0, Fr., 6.1; Randy Hook, Sr., 6-1, 1.7 N26 Butler H W D3 Evansville H W D5 Bradley H W D10 Wichita State H W D14 Wisconsin A W D17 Northwestern H W D21 LSU A L D23 Centneary A W Kodak Classic D28 Penn State RC W D29 Yale RC W J2 Western Michigan H W J7 Loyola-Chicago H W J10 Eastern Michigan A W J14 Bradley A W J18 Marquette A L J21 Dayton H W J23 Saint Louis H W J28 Providence H W F1 Creighton A W (3OT) F4 Oral Roberts H W F7 Duquesne H W F12 Notre Dame A W (OT) F16 UW-Green Bay H W F18 Loyola-Chicago A W F22 Air Force A W M1 Valparaiso A W M4 Illinois State H W NCAA Championship M12 Creighton WI W M17 Louisville LW W (2OT) M19 Notre Dame LW L LW = Allen Fieldhouse (Lawrence, Kan.) RC = Rochester, N.Y. WI = Levitt Arena (Wichita, Kan.) Record: 26-6 (.813) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Mark Aguirre 6-7 Fr F Curtis Watkins 6-6 Sr C James Mitchem 6-9 Jr. 8.3 G Gary Garland 6-5 Sr G Clyde Bradshaw 6-0 So Top Subs: Dennis McGuire, So., 6-7, 3.9; Bill Madey, Jr., 6-8, 1.4; Chris Nikitas, Fr., 6-2, 1.4 N25 UCLA A L N29 Evansville A W D2 Northern Illinois H W D4 Eastern Michigan H W D9 Butler A W D13 Wichita State A L D16 Wisconsin H W D19 Northwestern H W D23 Bradley A W D30 Creighton H W J2 Georgia Tech H W J6 Air Force H W J9 Providence A W J13 Loyola-Chicago H W J20 Dayton A L J27 Illinois State A W J31 Western Michigan A L F3 Oral Roberts A W F8 Loyola-Chicago A W F10 Centenary H W F14 Ball State A W F17 Villanova H W F21 Valparaiso H W F24 Marquette H W F27 UAB H W M2 Notre Dame H W M5 Loyola-Chicago A L NCAA Championship 166

57 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL M11 USC LA W M15 Marquette PU W M17 UCLA PU W M24 Indiana State SC L M26 Pennsylvania SC W LA = Pauley Pavilion (Los Angeles, Calif.) PU = Marriott Center (Provo, Utah) SC = Huntsman Center (Salt Lake City, Utah) Record: 26-2 (.929) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Terry Cummings 6-9 Fr F Mark Aguirre 6-7 So C James Mitchem 6-9 Sr. 7.6 G Skip Dillard 6-2 So G Clyde Bradshaw 6-0 Jr Top Subs: Teddy Grubbs, Fr., 6-3, 7.8; Bernard Randolph, Fr., 6-5, 4.4; Dennis Moore, Jr., 6-1, 2.5 D5 Wisconsin H W D10 Texas H W D12 Northern Illinois A W (OT) D15 UCLA A W D19 Eastern Michigan A W Chicagoland Cage Classic D21 Northwestern A W D22 Loyola-Chicago EI W D29 Bradley H W J2 Missouri A W J5 Loyola-Chicago A W J7 Ball State H W J12 Marquette A W J15 Lamar H W J18 Maine H W J20 LSU H W J22 UAB A W J26 Evansville H W J28 Creighton A W F2 North Texas State H W F9 Dayton H W F13 Valparaiso A W F16 Butler H W F18 La Salle H W F21 Wagner A W F23 Loyola-Chicago H W F27 Notre Dame A L (2OT) M1 Illinois State H W NCAA Championship M9 UCLA TA L EI = Welsh-Ryan Arena (Evanston, Ill.) TA = Activity Center (Tempe, Ariz.) Record: 27-2 (.931) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Teddy Grubbs 6-3 So. 8.7 F Mark Aguirre 6-7 Jr C Terry Cummings 6-9 So G Skip Dillard 6-3 Jr G Clyde Bradshaw 6-0 Sr. 9.5 Top Subs: Bernard Randolph, So., 6-5, 8.3; Jerry McMillan, Fr., 6-4, 2.3; Dennis Moore, Sr., 6-1, 1.2 Tip Off Classic N22 Louisville SP W D1 Gonzaga H W D6 Santa Clara H W D8 Northern Illinois H W D13 Texas A W D16 North Texas State A W Chicagoland Cage Classic D19 Loyola-Chicago H W D20 Northwestern H W D27 UCLA H W Cabrillo Classic D29 Georgetown SD W D30 San Diego State A W J3 Furman H W J6 Maine A W J10 Old Dominion H L J13 Saint Louis H W J18 Wagner H W J24 La Salle A W J28 Illinois State A W F1 Syracuse H W F4 Detroit H W F7 UAB H W F9 Creighton H W F14 Evansville A W F21 Marquette H W F23 Butler A W F28 Loyola-Chicago A W M4 Dayton A W M8 Notre Dame H W NCAA Championship M14 Saint Joseph s (Pa.) DA L DA = Dayton Arena (Dayton, Ohio) SD = San Diego, Calif. SP = Springfield, Mass Record: 26-2 (.929) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Walter Downing 6-9 Fr. 4.7 F Bernard Randolph 6-5 Jr C Terry Cummings 6-9 Jr G Skip Dillard 6-3 Sr G Kenny Patterson 6-2 Fr. 7.3 Top Subs: Tyrone Corbin, Fr., 6-6, 5.1; Jerry McMillan, So., 6-4, 3.3; Raymond McCoy, So., 6-2, 2.0 D1 UIC H W D5 Purdue H W D9 Gonzaga A W D12 Santa Clara A W D15 Western Michigan H W D19 UCLA A L D22 Maine H W D26 Louisville H W D28 Illinois State H W D30 Northern Illinois A W J2 Penn State H W J4 Saint Mary s H W J9 Dayton H W J11 Creighton A W J13 South Carolina H W J16 Old Dominion A W J23 UAB H W J27 Saint Louis A W J30 Syracuse A W F3 Saint Joseph s (Pa.) H W (OT) F6 Marquette A W F10 Evansville H W F12 Loyola-Chicago H W F15 Ohio H W F17 Detroit A W F24 Furman A W F28 Notre Dame A W NCAA Championship M14 Boston College DT L DT = Reunion Arena (Dallas, Texas) 167

58 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Record: (.636) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Tyrone Corbin 6-6 So F Kevin Holmes 6-8 Fr. 4.1 C Walter Downing 6-10 So. 5.8 G Kenny Patterson 6-2 So G Tony Jackson 6-5 Fr. 8.2 Top Subs: Bernard Randolph, Sr., 6-5, 13.7; Jerry McMillan, Jr., 6-4, 6.7; Brett Burkholder, Sr., 6-11, 3.9 Crush Classic N26 Davidson H W N27 Arizona State H W (OT) D2 UCLA H L (OT) D4 South Florida H W D7 Illinois State A L D11 Western Michigan H W D15 Northern Illinois H W D18 Fairleigh Dickinson H W D22 Purdue A L D27 Creighton H W J8 Pepperdine H W J10 Gonzaga H L J12 Loyola-Chicago A L J16 Louisville A L J21 Dayton H W J26 Princeton H W J29 UAB A W J31 Saint Joseph s (Pa.) H W F2 Detroit H W F6 Georgetown A L F9 Evansville A W F14 Ohio A L (2OT) F20 St. John s A L F26 Notre Dame H W M2 South Carolina A L M6 Marquette H W M8 Pan American H W M12 Dayton A L National Invitation Tournament M16 Minnesota H W M21 Northwestern H W M25 Mississippi H W M28 Nebraska MSG W M30 Fresno State MSG L MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: 27-3 (.900) Head Coach: Ray Meyer F Tyrone Corbin 6-6 Jr F Kevin Holmes 6-8 So C Marty Embry 6-9 So. 5.1 G Kenny Patterson 6-2 Jr. 8.3 G Jerry McMillan 6-4 Sr. 8.9 Top Subs: Dallas Comegys, Fr., 6-9, 11.2; Tony Jackson, So., 6-5, 8.5; Lemone Lampley, So., 6-11, 3.5 N26 Northern Illinois A W N30 Ohio H W D3 Illinois State H W D6 Western Michigan H W D10 Georgetown H W Suntory Ball D14 Alabama TJ W D17 Texas Tech TJ W D22 Purdue H W D31 Creighton A W (OT) J2 Biscayne College H W J5 Pepperdine A W J9 Saint Mary s A W J14 UAB H W J20 South Florida A W J25 Princeton H W J28 UCLA A W F4 St. John s H W (OT) F7 Saint Joseph s (Pa.) A L F11 Notre Dame A W F15 Loyola-Chicago H W F18 Dayton A L F22 Dayton H W F26 Louisville H W F28 Evansville H W M1 South Carolina H W M4 Detroit A W M6 Pan American H W M10 Marquette H W NCAA Championship M18 Illinois State LN W M23 Wake Forest SL L (OT) LN = Devaney Center (Lincoln, Neb.) SL = The Arena (St. Louis, Mo.) TJ = Toyko, Japan Record: (.655) Head Coach: Joey Meyer F Tyrone Corbin 6-6 Sr F Kevin Holmes 6-8 Jr. 7.1 C Marty Embry 6-9 Jr. 8.3 G Kenny Patterson 6-2 Sr G Tony Jackson 6-5 Sr. 7.9 Top Subs: Dallas Comegys, So., 6-9, 11.8; Lawrence West, So., 6-7, 4.2; Lemone Lampley, Jr., 6-11, 3.3 N24 Northern Illinois H W D1 UCLA H W D3 Chico State H W D5 Illinois State A W D8 Notre Dame H W D12 Penn State A W D15 Georgetown A L D19 Western Michigan A L D22 Northwestern H W D27 Creighton H W J3 Saint Mary s H W J5 UAB A L J12 Houston H W J14 Old Dominion H W J20 Notre Dame A W J21 Eastern Washington H W J26 Dayton A L J29 Princeton EN W F2 Louisville A L F6 Dayton H L F9 Pepperdine H W F12 Loyola-Chicago A L F17 St. John s A L F20 Indiana State H W F23 La Salle H W M2 Marquette H W M5 Pan American A W M9 Marquette A L NCAA Championship M15 Syracuse AG L AG = The Omni (Atlanta, Ga.) EN = Meadowlands (East Rutherford, N.J.) 168

59 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Record: (.581) Head Coach: Joey Meyer F Kevin Holmes 6-8 Sr. 9.4 F Dallas Comegys 6-9 Jr C Marty Embry 6-9 Sr. 7.3 G Rod Strickland 6-3 Fr G Tony Jackson 6-5 Sr. 8.6 Top Subs: Lemone Lampley, Sr., 6-11, 8.3; Terence Greene, Fr., 6-4, 5.8; Stanley Brundy, Fr., 6-6, 2.5 N30 Northern Illinois RI W D4 St. Francis (NY) H W D7 Illinois State H W D10 Western Michigan H W D12 Houston A W D19 Northwestern A W D21 Georgetown H L D23 Purdue A L Cotton States Classic D27 Navy AG L D28 Texas AG W J4 Dayton H W J9 Pepperdine H W J11 Notre Dame H L J15 Cleveland State H L J18 UAB H W J21 Loyola-Chicago H W J29 Northern Iowa H W F1 Dayton A L F4 Evansville H W F8 Marquette A L (OT) F11 Old Dominion A L F15 Louisville H L F17 Creighton A L F19 Indiana State A W F22 St. John s H W F25 Notre Dame A L M1 UCLA A L M8 Marquette H W NCAA Championship M13 Virginia GC W M15 Oklahoma GC W M21 Duke EN L AG = Atlanta, Ga. EN = Meadowlands (East Rutherford, N.J.) GC = Greensboro Coliseum (Greensboro, N.C.) RI = Rockford, Ill Record: 28-3 (.903) Head Coach: Joey Meyer F Kevin Golden 6-9 Jr. 3.1 F Dallas Comegys 6-9 Jr G Rod Strickland 6-3 So G Kevin Edwards 6-3 Jr G Terence Greene 6-4 So Top Subs: Stanley Brundy, So., 6-6, 8.0; Andy Laux, Jr., 6-5, 4.4; Kevin Holland, Fr., 6-7, 1.3 N29 Northern Illinois H W D2 UNC Wilmington H W D6 Illinois State A W D10 Western Michigan A W D13 Louisville A W D17 Creighton H W D20 Old Dominion H W D22 Northwestern H W D30 Pepperdine A W J3 Dayton A W J5 Furman H W J10 Notre Dame H W J15 Loyola-Chicago A W J17 South Florida H W J19 Indiana State H W J21 Evansville A W J25 Georgetown A L J27 Weber State H W J31 La Salle A W F2 North Carolina State H W F7 Dayton H W F10 Marquette A W F14 UAB A W F16 Monmouth H W F18 Iona A W F22 Georgia Tech H W F25 Notre Dame A L M7 Marquette H W NCAA Championship M13 Louisiana Tech H W M15 St. John s H W (OT) M20 LSU CO L CO = Riverfront Coliseum (Cincinnati, Ohio) Record: 22-8 (.733) Head Coach: Joey Meyer F Stanley Brundy 6-7 Jr F Kevin Golden 6-9 Sr. 2.6 G Terence Greene 6-4 Jr G Rod Strickland 6-3 Jr G Kevin Edwards 6-3 Sr Top Subs: Kevin Holland, So., 6-7, 5.6; Andy Laux, Sr., 6-5, 4.2; Brad Niemann, Fr., 6-3, 2.9 N28 Pepperdine H L (OT) D1 Niagara H W (OT) D5 Illinois State H W D9 Western Michigan H W D12 Notre Dame H W (OT) D16 Weber State A W D18 Washington A W D21 Northwestern A L D23 Texas-San Antonio H W J2 Hartford A W J10 Georgetown H L J14 Dayton H L J16 Notre Dame A W J21 Loyola-Chicago H W J23 Old Dominion A W J27 Marquette H W J31 North Carolina State A L F3 Indiana State A W F6 Georgia Tech A L F10 Bradley H W F13 Evansville H L F16 Iona H W F20 St. John s A W F24 Jackson State H W F27 Miami (Fla.) A W M1 Dayton A W M5 Louisville H W M12 Marquette A W NCAA Championship M17 Wichita State ND W M19 Kansas State ND L ND = Joyce Center (Notre Dame, Ind.) Record: (.636) Head Coach: Joey Meyer F Stanley Brundy 6-7 Sr F Terence Greene 6-4 Sr C Stephen Howard 6-9 Fr. 7.5 G Brad Niemann 6-3 So. 8.8 G Melvin Foster 6-3 So. 5.8 Top Subs: David Booth, Fr., 6-7, 9.9; Chuckie Murphy, Fr., 6-1, 4.2; Curtis Price, Fr., 6-6,

60 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Maui Classic N25 UNLV LH L N26 Ohio State LH L N27 Chaminade LH W N30 Maine H W D3 Illinois State A W D6 Washington H L D10 Niagara A W D14 American H W D17 Georgetown A L Old Style Classic D22 North Carolina A&T H W D23 Loyola Marymount H W USF&G Sugar Bowl Tournament D28 Mississippi State NO W D29 Seton Hall NO L J5 North Carolina H L J7 Louisville A L J11 Eastern Illinois H W J14 Loyola Marymount H W J17 Marquette A L J21 Loyola-Chicago A L J24 Bradley A W J28 South Florida A W J31 Duquesne H W F4 North Carolina State H W F7 Dayton A W F11 Miami (Fla.) H W F18 St. John s H L F22 Texas-San Antonio H W F25 Fordham A W M1 Notre Dame A L M4 Marquette H W M11 Notre Dame H W NCAA Championship M16 Memphis State BI W M18 UNLV BI L BI = BSU Pavilion (Boise, Idaho) LH = Lahaina, Hawai i NO = New Orleans, La Record: (.571) Head Coach: Joey Meyer F David Booth 6-7 So F Kevin Holland 6-7 Jr. 8.2 C Stephen Howard 6-9 So G Terry Davis 6-4 Fr. 9.8 G Melvin Foster 6-3 Jr. 6.2 Top Subs: Chuckie Murphy, So., 6-0, 5.2; James Hamby, Sr., 7-1, 2.1; Charles Sowell, Sr., 6-10, 1.5 Dodge Preseason NIT N15 Ohio State H W N17 North Carolina State H W N22 St. John s A L N24 UNLV MSG L N27 Hartford H W D2 La Salle H L D5 Houston A L First Chicago Christmas Classic D9 Western Illinois H L D16 North Carolina A L D20 Dayton H L D23 Marquette H W D30 Florida International A W J3 Weber State H W J6 Loyola-Chicago H W J9 Duquesne A W J13 Georgetown H L J17 Niagara H W J20 Marquette A L J23 Detroit A W J27 Louisville H W J29 Miami (Fla.) H W F3 UCLA A L F7 Fordham H W F10 North Carolina State A L F12 Miami (Fla.) A W F17 UAB H L F20 Notre Dame A W F24 St. John s A L F28 Bradley H W M3 Texas H L M7 Northern Illinois H W M10 Notre Dame H W National Invitation Tournament M16 Creighton AH W M20 Cincinnati AH W M22 Saint Louis A L MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: 20-9 (.690) Head Coach: Joey Meyer F David Booth 6-7 Jr C Jeff Stern 6-10 Jr. 5.1 G Melvin Foster 6-3 Sr. 6.9 G Terry Davis 6-4 So G Joe Daughrity 6-0 Jr. 5.1 Top Subs: Stephen Howard, Jr., 6-9, 15.3; Kevin Holland, Sr., 6-8, 5.8; Curtis Price, So., 6-6, 3.6 N24 Hartford H W N29 Florida International H W D1 Pepperdine A W First Chicago Christmas Classic D8 Illinois State H W D12 Louisville A L D15 UCLA H L Old Style Classic D21 UW-Green Bay H L D22 Oklahoma State H L Red Lobster Classic D29 North Carolina OF L D30 Central Florida OF W (OT) J3 Dayton A W J8 Marquette H W J12 Houston H W J15 Northern Illinois A L J19 Texas A L J23 Drake H W J26 Duquesne H W J28 Marquette A W F3 Georgetown A W F5 Detroit H W F9 Bradley A W F13 Loyola-Chicago A W F16 Niagara A W F20 Notre Dame A L (OT) F23 Miami (Fla.) A W M2 St. John s H W M6 Miami (Fla.) H W M9 Notre Dame H W NCAA Championship M15 Georgia Tech DA L DA = Dayton Arena (Dayton, Ohio) OF = Orlando, Fla. 170

61 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Record: 20-9 (.690) Head Coach: Joey Meyer F David Booth 6-7 Sr F Stephen Howard 6-10 Sr F Curtis Price 6-6 Jr. 4.2 G Terry Davis 6-4 Jr G Joe Daughrity 6-0 Sr. 7.5 Top Subs: Howard Nathan, Fr., 5-11, 7.7; Jeff Stern, Sr., 6-11, 6.7; Tom Kleinschmidt, Fr., 6-5, 5.6 N29 Memphis State A W (OT) D4 NE Illinois AH W Diet Pepsi Tournament of Champions D6 UNC Charlotte A L D7 NC State CN L D11 American AH W D14 Kansas A L D18 Northern Illinois AH W D21 Baylor A W J2 San Francisco A L J5 Loyola Marymount H W J7 UAB A L J11 Memphis State H W J13 Detroit A W J15 Cincinnati H W J18 Georgetown H W J25 Saint Louis H W (OT) J29 Notre Dame A L F1 UAB H W F5 Loyola-Chicago H W F9 Marquette A W F12 Bradley H W F16 Louisville H W F20 Cincinnati A W F23 Florida State SF W F29 Saint Louis A W M4 Marquette H L M7 Notre Dame H W Great Midwest Tournament M13 Memphis State CS L NCAA Championship M20 New Mexico State TA L AH = Alumni Hall (Chicago, Ill.) CN = Charlotte, N.C. CS = Chicago Stadium (Chicago, Ill.) SF = St. Petersburg, Fla. TA = Activity Center (Tempe, Ariz.) Record: (.516) Head Coach: Joey Meyer F Kris Hill 6-8 Jr. 9.5 C Michael Ravizee 6-9 Jr. 4.3 G Tom Kleinschmidt 6-5 So G Brandon Cole 6-0 So G Terry Davis 6-4 Sr Top Subs: Bryant Bowden, Fr., 6-8, 4.8; Brian Currie, Fr., 6-7, 3.3; Peter Patton, Fr., 6-1, 3.2 D1 Chicago State AH W D5 Houston H L D9 Illinois State A W D12 San Francisco H W D16 Louisville A L D18 NE Illinois H W Maui Invitational D21 Duke LH L D22 Stanford LH W D23 Oklahoma LH L D30 Jacksonville H W J2 Loyola Marymount A W J5 Loyola-Chicago H W J9 Memphis State H L (2OT) J13 Georgetown A L J16 Cincinnati H L J20 UAB A W J24 Massachusetts A L J27 Baylor H W J30 Cincinnati A L F2 Saint Louis H W F6 Marquette H L F9 Detroit H W F14 Memphis State A L F16 UAB H W F21 Notre Dame H W F24 TCU H W F27 Saint Louis A L M2 Bradley A L M6 Marquette A L Great Midwest Tournament M11 UAB MT W M12 Cincinnati MT L AH = Alumni Hall (Chicago, Ill.) LH = Lahaina, Hawai i MT = Memphis, Tenn Record: (.571) Head Coach: Joey Meyer F Kris Hill 6-8 Sr. 9.0 C Michael Ravizee 6-9 Sr. 6.9 F Tom Kleinschmidt 6-5 Jr F Brandon Cole 6-0 Jr F Belefia Parks 6-1 Jr. 8.5 Top Subs: Bryant Bowdin, So., 6-8, 6.7; Peter Patton, So., 6-1, 5.4; Marcus Singer, Fr., 6-6, 3.3 N27 Chicago State AH W D4 Kansas H L D7 Bradley H W D11 Illinois State H W D14 NE Illinois H W D18 Jacksonville A W D21 TCU A W D30 Houston A W J3 Dayton A W J5 Maine H W J8 Memphis State A W J12 Marquette H L J15 Saint Louis H L J18 Massachusetts H W J22 Georgetown H W J26 UAB A L J29 Cincinnati A L F2 Loyola-Chicago H W F6 Saint Louis A L F9 UAB H L F12 Detroit A L F17 Dayton H W F20 Notre Dame A W F27 Marquette A L M2 Cincinnati H L M5 Memphis State H W Great Midwest Tournament M10 Cincinnati A L National Invitation Tournament M16 Northwestern A L AH = Alumni Hall (Chicago, Ill.) Record: (.607) Head Coach: Joey Meyer F Will Macon 6-7 Sr. 9.7 C Bryant Bowdin 6-8 Jr G Tom Kleinschmidt 6-5 Sr G Brandon Cole 6-0 Sr G Peter Patton 6-1 Jr. 6.5 Top Subs: Brian Currie, Jr., 6-7, 5.4; Marcus Singer, So., 6-6, 3.8; Jermaine Watts, Fr., 6-1,

62 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE N26 Eastern Illinois H W D3 Georgetown A L D6 Bradley A L D10 Notre Dame UC W D14 Maine A W D17 Northwestern H W D22 Stetson A W J3 Illinois State H W J6 Cincinnati H L J8 Memphis H L J14 Memphis A L J19 Saint Joseph s (Pa.) H W J21 Cincinnati A L J23 UC-Santa Barbara A W J26 Texas A L (2OT) J28 Marquette UC W F1 UAB A W F5 Dayton A W F7 Loyola-Chicago H W F11 UAB H W F19 Saint Louis H W F21 Marquette A L F25 Louisville H W F27 Detroit H W M1 Saint Louis A L M4 Dayton H W Great Midwest Tournament M9 Cincinnati MW L (OT) National Invitation Tournament M15 Iowa MI L UC = United Center (Chicago, Ill.) MI = The Mark (Moline, Ill.) MW = Milwaukee, Wis Record: (.379) Head Coach: Joey Meyer F Brian Currie 6-7 Sr C Bryant Bowden 6-8 Sr G Jermaine Watts 6-1 So G Peter Patton 6-1 Sr. 8.6 G Marcus Singer 6-6 Jr. 9.7 Top Subs: Thomas Cooper, Fr., 6-5, 3.6; Malik Murray, Sr., 6-8, 1.0; Demarcus Gaines, Fr., 6-5, 0.3 Preseason NIT N15 Michigan A L N27 UC-Santa Barbara H W N29 Stetson AH W D2 Texas H L D6 Eastern Illinois A W D9 Florida State SF L D12 Maine H W D16 Northwestern A W D19 Western Kentucky H W D23 Indiana A W J3 Georgetown H L J7 Louisville H L J11 Memphis A L J13 Southern Miss H L J17 Marquette H L J20 Saint Louis A L J25 Cincinnati A L J28 Tulane A L F1 Memphis H L (OT) F4 California SJ L F7 UAB H L F11 Marquette A L F17 Cincinnati H L F21 Loyola-Chicago AH W F26 South Florida A W F29 UNC Charlotte A L M2 Saint Louis H W Conference USA Tournament M6 UNC Charlotte MT W M7 Memphis A L AH = Alumni Hall (Chicago, Ill.) MT = Memphis, Tenn. SF = St. Petersburg, Fla. SJ = San Jose, Calif Record: 3-23 (.115) Head Coach: Joey Meyer F Ricardo Crumble 6-8 Fr. 5.0 F Abdou Sylla 6-7 Fr. 3.8 F Charles Gelatt 6-8 Sr G Jerome Taylor 6-5 Fr G Thomas Cooper 6-5 So. 9.8 Top Subs: Marcus Singer, 6-6, 9.2; Innis Glover, Jr., 6-5, 4.0; Kenny Forges, Fr., 6-4, 4.2 N23 Eastern Illinois AH W N30 Georgetown A L D4 Illinois State SL L D7 Northwestern H L D10 Indiana UC L D16 Saint Joseph s (Pa.) A L D18 Louisiana Tech H L D21 Niagara A W D28 Miami (Fla.) A L D30 Dayton A L J4 Temple H L J9 Marquette A L J11 South Florida AH W J15 Memphis H L J18 Houston A L J21 Southern Miss A L J26 Marquette UC L J28 Louisville A L F1 Cincinnati A L F4 UNC Charlotte H L F8 UAB A L F16 Saint Louis A L F19 Tulane H L F22 Cincinnati UC L M1 Saint Louis H L Conference USA Tournament M5 Marquette SL L AH = Alumni Hall (Chicago, Ill.) SL = St. Louis, Mo. UC = United Center (Chicago, Ill.) Record: 7-23 (.233) Head Coach: Pat Kennedy F Demarcus Gaines 6-5 So. 6.8 F Thomas Cooper 6-5 Jr. 7.4 C Ayinde Avery 6-7 So. 8.2 G Willie Coleman 6-1 Jr G Jermaine Watts 6-1 Jr Top Subs: Doc Taylor, So., 6-5, 5.4; Innis Glover, Sr., 6-5, 5.0 N17 Alabama State AH W Maui Invitational N24 Missouri LH L N25 Chaminade LH W N26 George Washington LH L D3 Louisiana Tech A W D6 Northwestern A L D13 Temple A L D20 St. John s A L (2OT) D23 Dayton H L D27 Xavier CL L D31 Florida State H L J3 UNC Charlotte A L J8 Louisville A L J11 Saint Louis AH L

63 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL J13 Niagara H W J15 South Florida AH W (OT) J19 Marquette A L J24 Houston A L J29 UNC Charlotte H L J31 Southern Miss AH L F2 UAB A W F5 Cincinnati H L F7 Marquette H L F11 Memphis A W (2OT) F14 Georgetown UC L F15 Saint Louis A L F21 Cincinnati A L F25 Tulane AH L F28 Louisville UC L (OT) Conference USA Tournament M4 Marquette CO L AH = Alumni Hall (Chicago, Ill.) CL = Cleveland, Ohio CO = Cincinnati, Ohio LH = Lahaina, Hawai i UC = United Center (Chicago, Ill.) Record: (.581) Head Coach: Pat Kennedy F Quentin Richardson 6-6 Fr F Bobby Simmons 6-7 Fr C Lance Williams 6-9 Fr G Kerry Hartfield 6-1 Jr. 8.9 G Willie Coleman 6-1 Sr Top Subs: Rashon Burno, Fr., 5-9, 3.1; Ayinde Avery, Jr., 6-7, 2.3; Thomas Cooper, Sr., 6-5, 2.1 N13 New Mexico A L N22 Alabama State A W N24 UNC Wilmington AH W N28 California H W D1 Chicago State H W BB&T Classic D6 George Washington WD W D7 Maryland WD L D12 Texas-Pan American H W D17 Kansas A L D19 Louisville A L D30 Dayton A L J3 Houston AH W J6 Cincinnati A L J9 Marquette UC W J14 UAB H W J17 Louisville H L J24 Marquette A L J28 South Florida A W J30 Tulane A W F3 UNC Charlotte H L F6 Cincinnati H W (OT) F11 Saint Louis H W F13 Memphis UC W F18 Southern Miss A W F20 Saint Louis A W F24 Duke UC L F27 UNC Charlotte A L Conference USA Tournament M3 Tulane BA W M4 UAB BA L National Invitation Tournament M10 Northwestern H W M16 California H L AH = Alumni Hall (Chicago, Ill.) BA = Birmingham, Ala. WD = Washington, D.C. UC = United Center (Chicago, Ill.) Record: (.636) Head Coach: Pat Kennedy F Quentin Richardson 6-6 So F Bobby Simmons 6-7 So C Steve Hunter 7-0 Fr. 8.5 G Paul McPherson 6-4 Jr G Rashon Burno 5-7 So. 6.7 Top Subs: George Baker, Fr., 6-3, 2.3; Lance Williams, So., 6-9, 6.0, Joe Tulley, Fr., 6-2, 2.7 N20 Howard AH W San Juan Shootout N25 American-P.R. A W N26 Texas PR L N27 South Carolina PR W D1 Chicago State H W D4 Duke A L (OT) D6 Monmouth H W D9 Nicholls State H W D14 St. John s H W D18 UCLA A L D23 Northern Illinois H W D28 Memphis A W D30 Elon H W J8 Charlotte H W J12 Marquette H L J16 Houston A W J20 Louisville A L J22 Saint Louis H L (OT) J26 Florida UC W J29 UAB A L F2 Tulane H W F6 Charlotte A W F8 South Florida H W F13 Cincinnati A L F16 Marquette A W F19 Louisville UC L F26 Saint Louis A W M2 Cincinnati H L M4 Southern Miss H W Conference USA Tournament M9 Memphis A W M10 Charlotte MT W M11 Saint Louis MT L NCAA Championship M17 Kansas WS L (OT) AH = Alumni Hall (Chicago, Ill.) MT = Memphis, Tenn. PR = San Juan, Puerto Rico UC = United Center (Chicago, Ill.) WS = Joel Eaves Coliseum (Winston-Salem, N.C.) Record: (.400) Head Coach: Pat Kennedy F Bobby Simmons 6-7 Jr F Lance Williams 6-9 Jr C Steve Hunter 7-0 So G Joe Tulley 6-2 So. 7.6 G Imari Sawyer 6-1 Fr Top Subs: Rashon Burno, Jr., 5-7, 6.7; Andre Brown, Fr., 6-9, 6.5; Jon Oden, So., 6-8, 2.2 N17 Lewis H W Great Alaska Shootout N23 Syracuse AA L N24 Florida State AA W N25 Alaska Anchorage AA W D2 Florida A L D6 Missouri A L D9 Chicago State H W D12 Kansas UC L D17 St. Joseph s H W D19 Saint Louis H W

64 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE D23 Northern Illinois H W D30 Fairfield H W J6 Marquette H L J10 Southern Miss A L J13 Memphis UC L J17 Charlotte H L J20 Temple H W J25 South Florida A L J27 Louisville A L J31 Saint Louis A W F3 Cincinnati A L F7 Houston H W F10 UCLA H L F14 Louisville H L F17 Tulane A W F22 Marquette A L F24 UAB H L F28 Charlotte A L M3 Cincinnati UC L Conference USA Tournament M7 South Florida FH L AA = Anchorage, Alaska FH = Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) UC = United Center (Chicago, Ill.) Record: 9-19 (.321) Head Coach: Pat Kennedy F Sam Hoskin 6-9 Jr F Lance Williams 6-9 Sr C Andre Brown 6-9 So G Drake Diener 6-5 Fr. 5.7 G Rashon Burno 5-7 Sr. 4.2 Top Subs: Quemont Greer, Fr., 6-7, 6.9; Joe Tulley, Jr., 6-2, 5.9; Marlon Brooks, Jr., 6-1, 5.7; Marlon London, Jr., 6-5, 4.7; LeVar Seals, Fr., 6-4, 2.9 Preseason NIT N12 Fordham RI W N14 Syracuse A L N25 Youngstown State H W D1 Notre Dame UC L D5 Ohio H L D8 Fairfield MSG W D11 Murray State H L D16 Long Island H W D18 Chicago State H W D22 Temple A W D29 Missouri UC W J5 Tulane H L J8 Saint Louis A L J12 South Florida H L J16 Cincinnati A L J19 Marquette H L J23 East Carolina A W J26 Louisville A L J29 Charlotte H L F3 UNLV A L F6 TCU A L F9 East Carolina H W F12 Louisville H L F16 Charlotte A L F19 Cincinnati UC L F23 Memphis A L F26 Saint Louis H L M1 Marquette A L MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) RI = Rockford, Ill. UC = United Center (Chicago, Ill.) Record: (.552) Head Coach: Dave Leitao F Sam Hoskin 6-9 Sr F Quemont Greer 6-7 So. 9.4 C Andre Brown 6-9 Jr. 9.4 G LeVar Seals 6-4 So. 3.1 G Drake Diener 6-5 So. 7.7 Top Subs: Delonte Holland, Jr., 6-7, 10.9; Joe Tulley, Sr., 6-2, 4.7; Marlon London, Sr., 6-5, 3.4; Marlon Brooks, Sr., 6-1, 3.3 N23 Northern Illinois A W N30 Central Michigan H W D7 Fairfield H W D10 Ohio H W D14 Notre Dame A L D18 Florida International H W D21 St. Joseph s A L D28 Seton Hall H W D31 Western Carolina H W J2 Loyola-Chicago H W J8 Cincinnati A L J11 UNLV H L J14 TCU H W J19 East Carolina H W J22 Louisville A L J25 Marquette A L J29 Cincinnati H W F1 Saint Louis A L F8 Charlotte H W F12 Marquette H L F15 Southern Miss A W (OT) F18 East Carolina A W F22 Saint Louis H L F26 UAB A L M1 Charlotte A L M5 Louisville H W (OT) M8 Houston H W Conference USA Tournament M12 South Florida FH L National Invitation Tournament M18 North Carolina A L FH = Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.) Record: (.688) Head Coach: Dave Leitao F Delonte Holland 6-7 Sr F Quemont Greer 6-7 Jr C Andre Brown 6-9 Sr G Drake Diener 6-5 Jr G Sammy Mejia 6-6 Fr. 7.9 Top Subs: LeVar Seals, Jr., 6-4, 3.6; Marcus Heard, Fr., 6-7, 2.7; Marlon Brumfield, So., 6-8, 1.4; Chris Exilus, Sr., 6-2, 1.8; Lorenzo Thompson, Fr., 6-8, 1.1 N21 Loyola-Chicago H W N25 Northwestern H W Spartan Classic N29 Indiana State EM W N30 Michigan State A L D7 Bradley H W D9 Ohio A W D14 Notre Dame H L D20 Toledo H L D27 Seton Hall A L D31 SE Missouri State H W J3 Chicago State H W J6 Charlotte H L J10 Cincinnati A L J13 Memphis H W J17 UAB H W

65 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL J20 TCU A W J24 Marquette A L J31 East Carolina A W F3 Tulane H W F7 Marquette H W F11 Saint Louis A W F14 Houston A W F21 Saint Louis H L F25 Louisville A W (OT) F28 Southern Miss H W M4 Cincinnati H W M6 USF A W Conference USA Tournament M11 TCU CO W M12 UAB CO W (OT) M13 Cincinnati CO L NCAA Championship M18 Dayton BF W (2OT) M20 Connecticut BF L BF = HSBC Arena (Buffalo, N.Y.) CO = Cincinnati, Ohio EM = East Lansing, Mich Record: (.635) Head Coach: Dave Leitao F Quemont Greer 6-7 Sr F LeVar Seals 6-5 Sr. 7.6 C Marlon Brumfield 6-9 Jr. 4.8 G Drake Diener 6-5 Sr G Sammy Mejia 6-6 So Top Subs: Jamal Nichols, 6-8, Jr. 3.5, Draelon Burns, 6-4, Fr. 3.4, Lorenzo Thompson, 6-8, So. 3.1, Cliff Clinkscales, 6-0, Fr. 2.5, Marcus Malone, 6-5, Fr. 1.0, Marcus Heard, 6-7, So. 0.5 N20 Bowling Green State H W N23 Eastern Illinois H W N27 Northern Illinois H L D1 Dayton H W D4 Bradley A L D6 IUPUI H W D11 Notre Dame A W D15 Northwestern A L D18 UIC H W D30 Rhode Island H W J2 Old Dominion H W J6 Cincinnati A L J8 Houston H W J15 Tulane A W J20 Marquette H W J22 East Carolina H W J27 Memphis A L J29 Southern Miss A W F1 TCU H W F6 Saint Louis A W F12 Cincinnati H W F16 Charlotte A L F20 Marquette A L F22 USF H W F26 Saint Louis H W M2 UAB A L (OT) M5 Louisville H L Conference USA Tournament M9 Tulane MT W M10 UAB MT L National Invitation Tournament M15 Missouri A W M19 Texas A&M H L MT = Memphis, Tenn Record: (.444) Head Coach: Jerry Wainwright F Wilson Chandler 6-8 Fr F Karron Clarke 6-6 So C Marlon Brumfield 6-9 Sr. 3.7 G Sammy Mejia 6-6 Jr G Jabari Currie 6-4 Fr. 5.1 Top Subs: Draelon Burns, 6-5, So. 11.6, Marcus Heard, 6-7, Jr. 3.4, Cliff Clinkscales, 6-1, So. 3.2, Wesley Green, 6-9, So. 4.3, Lorenzo Thompson, 6-8, Jr. 0.9 N19 Bradley H L N26 Northwestern H W N28 Northern Illinois A L N30 Creighton H W D3 Bucknell H L D6 UAB H W D10 Dayton A W D13 Wake Forest A W D17 Old Dominion A L Pete Newell Challenge D21 California OK W D31 Florida International H W J4 Cincinnati A L J7 Notre Dame H W J12 Pittsburgh A L J15 Rutgers H L (OT) J17 Marquette H L J21 Providence A L J25 Marquette A L J31 Georgetown H L F3 USF A W F7 Providence H L F11 Villanova H L F18 St. John s A W F22 Louisville A L F25 Seton Hall H W M2 Syracuse H W M4 Notre Dame A L OK = Arena in Oakland (Oakland, Calif.) Record: (.588) Head Coach: Jerry Wainwright F Wilson Chandler 6-8 So F Karron Clarke 6-6 Jr. 6.6 C Lorenzo Thompson 6-8 Sr. 1.2 G Sammy Mejia 6-6 Sr G Drealon Burns 6-5 Jr Top Subs: Marcus Heard, 6-7, Sr. 6.4, Jabari Currie, 6-4, So, 3.7, Wesley Green, 6-9, Jr. 3.6, Will Walker, 6-0, Fr. 3.3, Keith Butler, 7-1, Sr. 1.8, Cliff Clinkscales, 6-1, Jr. 1.4, Thijin Moses, 6-8, Fr. 1.2 N11 Bradley A L N14 Northwestern A L N17 Eastern Illinois H W Maui Invitational N20 Kentucky LH L N21 Chaminade LH W N22 Purdue LH L D2 Kansas H W D6 Chicago State H W D9 UAB A L (OT) D13 Wake Forest H W D16 Rhode Island A W D20 UC Irvine H W D23 California H W D29 Northwestern State H W J3 St. John s A L J6 Villanova A W J10 Pittsburgh H L

66 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE J13 Rutgers A W J16 St. John s H W J20 Louisville H L J24 Georgetown A L J28 West Virginia A L J31 Connecticut H W F3 Syracuse A L F8 Notre Dame H W F14 Marquette H W F17 USF A W F20 Notre Dame A L F24 Cincinnati H W M3 USF H W BIG EAST Championship M7 Villanova MSG L National Invitation Tournament M 14 Hofstra H W M 19 Kansas State A W M 21 Air Force A L LH = Lahaina, Hawai i MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: (.367) Head Coach: Jerry Wainwright F Mac Koshwal 6-10 Fr F Karron Clarke 6-6 Sr. 8.1 C Wesley Green 6-8 Sr. 4.8 G Draelon Burns 6-5 Sr G Cliff Clinkscales 6-1 Sr. 3.0 Top Subs: Dar Tucker, 6-5, Fr. 13.6, Will Walker, 6-0, So. 9.6, Jabari Currie, 6-4, Jr. 4.4, Matija Poscic, 6-10, Jr. 2.1 N9 Creighton A L N17 Northwestern H W N24 North Carolina A&T H L N28 Texas A&M-CC H W D8 Kansas A L D12 Vanderbilt H L (OT) D15 UIC H L San Juan Shootout D20 Mississippi PR L D21 Clemson PR L D22 La Salle PR W D29 Detroit A W J3 Villanova H W J5 Providence H W J8 Georgetown H L J12 St. John s A W J16 Villanova A L J19 Rutgers H W J21 Florida Gulf Coast H W J26 Marquette A L J30 Syracuse H L F2 Notre Dame A L F5 Providence A L F9 USF H W F12 Louisville H L F19 Connecticut A L F23 Seton Hall A L F27 West Virginia H L M2 Notre Dame H L M6 Cincinnati A W M9 Pittsburgh A L PR = San Juan, Puerto Rico Record: 9-24 (.273) Head Coach: Jerry Wainwright F Mac Koshwal 6-10 So F Dar Tucker 6-5 So C Matija Poscic 6-10 Sr. 3.5 G Jabari Currie 6-4 Sr. 5.3 G Will Walker 6-0 Jr Top Subs: Jeremiah Kelly, 6-1, Fr., 4.3, Devin Hill, 6-9, Fr., 3.1 N17 Albany H W N22 UIC A W N26 Detroit H W N29 Indiana State H W D3 California A L D6 Northwestern A L D10 Morgan State H L Wooden Classic D13 UCLA AC L Las Vegas Classic D17 Liberty H W D19 Southern H W D22 Saint Louis LV W D23 Creighton LV L D28 Alcorn State H W D31 Notre Dame H L J3 Providence A L J7 Syracuse A L J10 USF H L J17 Cincinnati H L J20 USF A L J24 Marquette A L J28 Connecticut H L J31 Rutgers A L F3 Marquette H L F7 Pittsburgh H L F10 Seton Hall H L F15 Louisville A L F21 Pittsburgh A L F25 Villanova H L F28 St. John s H L M4 West Virginia A L M7 Georgetown A L BIG EAST Championship M10 Cincinnati MSG W M11 Providence MSG L AC = Honda Center (Anaheim, Calif.) LV = Orleans Arena (Las Vegas, Nev.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: 8-23 (.258) Head Coach: Jerry Wainwright (15 games) Interim Head Coach: Tracy Webster (16 games) F Mac Koshwal 6-10 Jr F Mike Stovall 6-4 Jr. 7.0 C Krys Faber 6-10 So. 2.4 G Jeremiah Kelly 6-1 So. 5.6 G Will Walker 6-0 Sr Top Subs: Eric Wallace, 6-7, So., 6.3, Devin Hill, 6-9, So., 4.8, Michael Bizoukas, 6-2, So., 3.7 N17 Columbia H W Paradise Jam N20 Northern Iowa VI W N22 Tennessee VI L N23 Saint Joseph s VI W N28 Detroit H W (OT) D2 Alabama State H W D5 Vanderbilt A L SEC/BIG EAST Invitational D10 Mississippi State TF L D13 UIC H W

67 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL D16 American H L D19 Texas State H W D22 Florida Gulf Coast A L D28 Pittsburgh A L J3 Georgetown H L J6 Villanova A L J14 Providence H L J17 St. John s A L J20 Marquette H W J23 Notre Dame A L J26 West Virginia H L J30 Syracuse H L F3 Marquette A L F6 Connecticut A L F14 Seton Hall A L F16 Rutgers H L F20 Louisville H L F24 at Cincinnati A L F27 at Rutgers A L M2 USF H L M5 St. John s H L (3OT) BIG EAST Championship M9 USF MSG L MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) TF = St. Pete Times Forum (Tampa, Fla.) VI = St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands Record: 7-24 (.226) Head Coach: Oliver Purnell F Cleveland Melvin 6-8 Fr C Krys Faber 6-10 Jr. 7.0 G Jeremiah Kelly 6-1 Jr. 7.6 G Brandon Young 6-3 Fr G Jimmy Drew 6-5 Sr. 6.4 Top Subs: Tony Freeland, So., 6-6, 9.6, Mike Stovall, 6-4, Sr., 5.4, Moses Morgan, Fr., 5.1 N14 Chicago State H (MA) W N16 Western Carolina H L Classic N25 Oklahoma State AC L N26 Cal State Northridge AC L N28 Stanford AC L (OT) D2 Northern Illinois H W D5 Central Michigan H W D8 Indiana State A L D11 Ball State H (MA) L (OT) D14 Milwaukee H W D18 Loyola-Chicago H W D22 Florida Atlantic H W D28 Cincinnati A L J1 Georgetown A L J4 West Virginia H L J12 Seton Hall H L J15 Connecticut H L J18 Marquette A L J22 Pittsburgh H L J27 USF A L F3 Notre Dame H L F5 Louisville A L F8 Cincinnati H L F12 West Virginia A L F17 Providence A W F19 Villanova H L F23 St. John s A L F26 USF H L M2 Rutgers H L M5 Syracuse A L BIG EAST Championship M8 Connecticut MSG L MA = McGrath Arena AC = Anaheim Convention Center (Anaheim, Calif.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: (.387) Head Coach: Oliver Purnell F Cleveland Melvin 6-8 So F Jamee Crockett 6-4 Fr. 8.6 C Krys Faber 6-10 Sr. 4.0 G Jeremiah Kelly 6-1 Sr. 8.6 G Brandon Young 6-3 So Top Subs: Moses Morgan, So., 9.0; Worrel Clahar, Jr., 6.0; Charles McKinney, Fr., 4.2; Donnavan Kirk, So., 3.5 N11 UT-Pan American H (MA) W N14 Mississippi Valley State H (MA) W Old Spice Classic N24 Minnesota HP L N25 Texas Tech HP W N27 Arizona State HP W BIG EAST/SEC Challenge D1 Mississippi H L D5 Milwaukee H L D7 Loyola-Chicago A W D10 Chicago State H W D14 Northern Illinois A W D17 Arkansas-Pine Bluff H (MA) W D21 Cal Poly H W J1 Syracuse H L J5 Pittsburgh H W J8 Villanova A L J10 Seton Hall A L J14 Louisville A L J17 Georgetown H L J22 USF H L J25 Rutgers A W F1 St. John s H L F4 Cincinnati A L F6 Marquette H L F11 Notre Dame A L F15 Connecticut A L F18 Louisville H L (OT) F20 St. John s A L F25 Providence H L F28 West Virginia A L M3 Seton Hall H W BIG EAST Championship M6 Connecticut MSG L MA = McGrath-Phillips Arena HP = HP Field House (Buena Vista, Fla.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: (.344) Head Coach: Oliver Purnell F Donnavan Kirk 6-9 Jr. 6.2 F Cleveland Melvin 6-8 Jr G Worrel Clahar 5-11 Sr. 7.3 G Charles McKinney 6-3 So. 5.3 G Brandon Young 6-4 Jr Top Subs: Jamee Crockett, So., 8.7; Moses Morgan, Jr., 5.9; Durrell McDonald, Fr., 2.9 N9 UC Riverside H (MA) W Cancun Challenge N15 Gardner-Webb H L N17 Austin Peay H W N20 Wichita State CM L N21 Western Kentucky CM L N27 Fairfield H W SEC/BIG EAST Challenge N30 Auburn A W D5 Chicago State A W D9 Milwaukee H W D12 Arizona State A W D16 Northern Illinois H W D22 Maryland-Baltimore Cty H W

68 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE D29 Loyola-Chicago H L J2 Seton Hall H L J5 Providence A W J8 Connecticut A L J15 Cincinnati H L J19 St. John s H L J26 Pittsburgh A L J30 St. John s A L (OT) F2 Notre Dame H L (OT) F5 Villanova H L F9 Marquette A L F13 Notre Dame A L (OT) F16 Rutgers H W F20 Georgetown A L F23 Connecticut H L F27 Louisville H L M3 USF A L M6 Syracuse A L M9 Pittsburgh H L BIG EAST Championship M12 Rutgers MSG L MA = McGrath-Phillips Arena CM = Moon Palace Resort (Cancun, Mexico) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: (.364) Head Coach: Oliver Purnell F Cleveland Melvin 6-8 Sr F Sandi Marcius 6-10 Sr. 4.8 C Tommy Hamilton IV 6-10 Fr. 7.7 G Billy Garrett Jr. 6-5 Fr G Brandon Young 6-4 Sr Top Subs: Durrell McDonald, So., 5.4; R.J. Curington, Fr., 4.1; Jamee Crockett, Jr., 3.9; Charles McKinney, Jr., 3.9; Forrest Robinson, Jr., 3.7 N9 Grambling State H (MA) W CBE Hall of Fame Classic N13 Southern Miss H L N16 Wright State H W N19 Milwaukee A W CBE Hall of Fame Classic N25 Wichita State KC L N26 Texas KC L D1 Oregon State H W D6 Arizona State H L D12 Florida Atlantic H W D15 Chicago State H W (OT) D18 Houston Baptist H W D22 Illinois State A L D27 Northwestern A W D31 Georgetown A L J4 Marquette A L J7 Creighton H L J9 Butler A W (2OT) J14 St. John s H W J18 Villanova A L J20 Xavier H L J25 Seton Hall A L F1 Providence H L F3 Georgetown H L F7 Creighton A L F12 Villanova H L F15 Providence A L F19 Xavier A L F22 Marquette H L (OT) F25 Seton Hall H W M2 St. John s A L M6 Butler H L BIG EAST Championship M12 Georgetown MSG W M13 Creighton MSG L MA = McGrath-Phillips Arena KC = Sprint Center (Kansas City, Mo.) MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: (.375) Head Coach: Oliver Purnell F Myke Henry 6-6 Jr F Jamee Crockett 6-4 Sr C Tommy Hamilton IV 6-11 So G Billy Garrett Jr. 6-6 So G Durrell McDonald 6-2 Jr. 4.3 Top Subs: Forrest Robinson, Sr., 6.4; Rashaun Stimage, Jr., 4.9; Aaron Simpson, Jr., 4.8; Darrick Wood, So., 4.3 N14 UIC H (MA) W N18 Drake H W N26 Lehigh H L N30 Stanford H W D2 Northern Illinois H W D4 Chicago State A W D7 Milwaukee H W D11 George Washington A L D14 Illinois State H L D18 Oregon State A L Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic D22 Colorado HI L D23 Ohio HI L D25 Loyola Marymount HI L D31 Marquette H W J3 Xavier H W J7 Creighton A W J10 Villanova A L J13 Georgetown H L J18 St. John s H W (OT) J22 Seton Hall A W J24 Xavier A L J29 Providence A L J31 Villanova H L F3 Seton Hall H W F7 Butler A L F11 St. John s A L F18 Providence H L F21 Georgetown A L F24 Creighton H L F28 Butler H L M7 Marquette A L BIG EAST Tournament M11 Creighton MSG L MA = McGrath-Phillips Arena HI = Honolulu, Hawaii MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) Record: 9-22 (.290) Head Coach: Dave Leitao F Myke Henry 6-6 Sr C Tommy Hamilton IV 6-11 Jr. 8.6 G Billy Garrett Jr. 6-6 Jr G Eli Cain 6-6 Fr G Aaron Simpson 5-11 Sr. 6.0 Top Subs: Darrick Wood, Jr., 5.9, Rashaun Stimage, Sr., 5.7, R.J. Curington, Jr., 2.5, Erten Gazi, Fr., 2.2, Peter Ryckbosch, Jr., 1.5 N14 Western Michigan H (MA) W Gavitt Tipoff Games N17 Penn State A L Paradise Jam N20 South Carolina ST L N21 Florida State ST L N23 Norfolk State ST W

69 D2 UIC A W D5 Chicago State H W D9 Drake A W D12 Little Rock H (MA) L D15 Stanford A L D19 Northwestern H L (OT) D22 George Washington H W D30 Georgetown H L J2 Seton Hall A L J5 Butler H L J9 Georgetown A L J12 Xavier A L J17 Creighton H L J20 Marquette A W J27 Butler A L ALL-TIME 100-POINT GAMES (70-0) BY SCORE Loyola Marymount...Jan. 5, Loyola Marymount...Jan. 14, Western Ontario...Jan. 10, American... Dec. 14, Western Ontario...Jan. 9, Marshall... Feb. 14, Florida International... Dec. 29, Loyola Marymount... Dec. 23, Chicago State... Nov. 14, at American-Puerto Rico... Nov. 25, Aquinas... Feb. 17, Christian Brothers... Dec. 11, Taylor... Dec. 17, Portland...Jan. 11, Augustana... Dec. 2, (2OT) Detroit... Feb. 24, UW-Milwaukee... Feb. 8, Chicago State... Nov. 27, St. Mary s (Minn.)...Jan. 20, Lawrence Tech... Dec. 28, Rocky Mountain... Dec. 4, Northern Illinois... Dec. 2, Syracuse...Mar. 2, Illinois Wesleyan... Dec. 20, Youngstown State... Nov. 25, American... Dec. 11, Lawrence Tech...Jan. 2, Evansville...Jan. 26, vs. Wagner... Feb. 21, Loyola-Chicago... Feb. 28, Fairleigh Dickinson... Dec. 18, Maine...Jan. 5, Howard... Nov. 20, St. Ambrose...Jan. 14, Nevada-Reno... Dec. 20, Marshall... Dec. 28, Valparaiso... Feb. 21, Chicago State... Dec. 1, Quincy...Jan. 13, Manchester... Dec. 30, St. John s (Minn.)... Dec. 8, Butler... Feb. 16, Chicago State... Dec. 1, Dayton...Mar. 4, Chicago State... Dec. 10, Wisconsin State... Dec. 4, Illinois State...Jan. 3, Lawrence Tech... Dec. 6, 1961 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL J30 Xavier H L F2 Providence H W F6 Creighton A L F9 Villanova H L F17 St. John s A L F20 Marquette H L F25 St. John s H W F27 Providence A L M1 Villanova A L M5 Seton Hall H L BIG EAST Tournament M9 Georgetown MSG L MA = McGrath-Phillips Arena ST = St. Thomas, USVI MSG = Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) BY DATE North Central... Feb. 26, Quincy...Jan. 13, Wisconsin State... Dec. 4, Taylor... Dec. 17, Lawrence Tech... Dec. 28, Manchester... Dec. 30, Elmhurst...Jan. 6, St. Ambrose...Jan. 14, Illinois State...Jan. 3, Tampa... Feb. 11, Lawrence Tech... Dec. 6, Lawrence Tech...Jan. 2, at Canisius... Dec. 26, Portland...Jan. 11, Western Ontario...Jan. 9, Christian Brothers... Dec. 11, Baldwin-Wallace... Dec. 27, Western Ontario...Jan. 10, Indiana... Feb. 1, Steubenville...Mar. 1, Aquinas... Feb. 17, Augustana... Dec. 2, St. John s (Minn.)... Dec. 8, (2OT) Detroit... Feb. 24, California Western... Dec. 14, Illinois Wesleyan... Dec. 20, UW-Milwaukee... Feb. 8, Parsons... Dec. 15, Nevada-Reno... Dec. 20, Virginia Commonwealth... Dec. 3, Rocky Mountain... Dec. 4, Lewis... Feb. 17, Marshall... Dec. 28, St. Mary s (Minn.)...Jan. 20, at Memphis State... Dec. 5, Loyola-Chicago...Jan. 10, St. Xavier...Jan. 24, Marshall... Feb. 14, Yale... Dec. 29, Saint Louis...Jan. 23, Northern Illinois... Dec. 2, Valparaiso... Feb. 21, Evansville...Jan. 26, North Texas State... Feb. 2, Butler... Feb. 16, vs. Wagner... Feb. 21, Loyola-Chicago... Feb. 28, Fairleigh Dickinson... Dec. 18,

70 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE at Canisius... Dec. 26, Baldwin-Wallace... Dec. 27, Lewis... Feb. 17, St. Xavier...Jan. 24, North Texas State... Feb. 2, Loyola-Chicago... Feb. 13, North Central... Feb. 26, Elmhurst...Jan. 6, Tampa... Feb. 11, Parsons... Dec. 15, Steubenville...Mar. 1, at Miami (Fla.)... Feb. 27, Indiana... Feb. 1, California Western... Dec. 14, Virginia Commonwealth... Dec. 3, at Memphis State... Dec. 5, Loyola-Chicago...Jan. 10, Yale... Dec. 29, Saint Louis...Jan. 23, Northeastern Illinois... Dec Dayton... Feb. 17, at Memphis... Feb. 11, 1998 ALL-TIME OVERTIME GAMES (40-40) Date Opponent Overtime Result Jan. 13, 1933 Western Michigan OT W, Dec. 12, 1936 Pittsburgh OT W, Detroit OT L, Jan. 18, 1950 Portland OT W, Dec. 6, 1950 at Oklahoma A&M 2OT L, Dec. 18, 1950 St. Mary s (Minn.) OT W, Feb. 7, 1950 Cincinnati 2OT W, Dec. 5, 1956 at Marquette OT L, Dec. 28, 1956 vs. Iowa OT W, Jan. 26, 1957 Western Kentucky OT L, Jan. 27, 1962 Dayton 2OT L, Feb. 7, 1962 at Louisville 3OT W, Feb. 27, 1963 at Louisville OT L, Dec. 28, 1963 at Western Michigan OT W, March 12, 1965 vs. Vanderbilt OT L, Feb. 6, 1968 at Notre Dame OT L, Feb. 24, 1968 Detroit 2OT W, Feb. 19, 1969 St. Bonaventure OT W, March 1, 1972 at Toledo OT L, Dec. 19, 1975 San Jose State OT W, Feb. 11, 1976 at Indiana State OT W, March 18, 1976 vs. VMI OT L, Dec. 1, 1976 at Northwestern OT W, Feb. 14, 1977 at Marquette 2OT W, Feb. 1, 1978 at Creighton 3OT W, Feb. 12, 1978 at Notre Dame OT W, March 17, 1978 vs. Louisville 2OT W, Dec. 12, 1979 at Northern Illinois OT W, Feb. 27, 1980 at Notre Dame 2OT L, Feb. 3, 1982 Saint Joseph s OT W, Nov. 27, 1982 Arizona State OT W, Dec. 2, 1982 UCLA OT L, Feb. 14, 1983 Ohio 2OT L, Dec. 31, 1983 at Creighton OT W, Feb. 4, 1984 St. John s OT W, March 23, 1984 vs. Wake Forest OT L, Feb. 8, 1986 at Marquette OT L, March 15, 1987 St. John s OT W, Nov. 28, 1987 Pepperdine OT L, Dec. 1, 1987 Niagara OT W, at Miami (Fla.)... Feb. 27, American... Dec. 14, Loyola Marymount... Dec. 23, Loyola Marymount...Jan. 14, Florida International... Dec. 29, Loyola-Chicago... Feb. 13, Northeastern Illinois... Dec American... Dec. 11, Loyola Marymount...Jan. 5, Chicago State... Dec. 1, Chicago State... Nov. 27, Maine...Jan. 5, Dayton... Feb. 17, Dayton...Mar. 4, at Memphis... Feb. 11, Howard... Nov. 20, at American-Puerto Rico... Nov. 25, Chicago State... Dec. 1, Youngstown State... Nov. 25, Syracuse...Mar. 2, Chicago State... Nov. 14, Chicago State... Dec. 10, 2011 Dec. 12, 1987 Notre Dame OT W, Dec. 30, 1990 vs. Central Florida OT W, Feb. 20, 1991 at Notre Dame OT L, Nov. 29, 1991 at Memphis OT W, Jan. 25, 1992 Saint Louis OT W, Jan. 9, 1993 Memphis State 2OT L, Jan. 26, 1995 at Texas 2OT L, March 9, 1995 vs. Cincinnati OT L, Feb. 1, 1996 Memphis OT L, Dec. 20, 1997 at St. John s 2OT L, Jan. 15, 1998 USF OT W, Feb. 11, 1998 at Memphis 2OT W, Feb. 28, 1998 Louisville OT L, Feb. 6, 1999 Cincinnati OT W, Dec. 4, 1999 at Duke OT L, Jan. 22, 2000 Saint Louis OT L, March 17, 2000 vs. Kansas OT L, Feb. 15, 2003 at Southern Miss OT W, March 5, 2003 Louisville OT W, Feb. 25, 2004 at Louisville OT W, March 12, 2004 vs. UAB OT W, March 18, 2004 vs. Dayton 2OT W, March 2, 2005 at UAB OT L, Jan. 15, 2006 Rutgers OT L, Dec. 9, 2006 at UAB OT L, Dec. 12, 2007 Vanderbilt OT L, Nov. 28, 2009 Detroit OT W, March 5, 2010 St. John s 3OT L, Nov. 28, 2010 vs. Stanford OT L, Dec. 11, 2010 Ball State OT L, Feb. 19, 2011 Villanova OT L, Feb. 18, 2012 Louisville OT L, Jan. 30, 2013 at St. John s OT L, Feb. 2, 2013 Notre Dame OT L, Feb. 13, 2013 at Notre Dame OT L, Dec. 15, 2013 Chicago State OT W, Jan. 9, 2014 at Butler 2OT W, Feb. 22, 2014 Marquette OT L, Jan. 18, 2015 St. John s OT W, Dec. 19, 2015 Northwestern OT L,

71 ALLSTATE ARENA Season W-L Pct Totals HOME COURT HISTORY Totals CHICAGO STADIUM Totals DE LA SALLE HIGH SCHOOL Totals HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Totals LANE TECH HIGH SCHOOL Totals McGRATH-PHILLIPS ARENA Totals UNITED CENTER Totals ALUMNI HALL DEPAUL AUDITORIUM WINTRUST ARENA

72 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE GAMES PLAYED Games Record Season WINS Wins Record Season WINNING PERCENTAGE Pct. Record Season LOSSES Losses Record Season POINTS Points Season 1. 2, , , , , , , MOST POINTS Points Opponent Date Loyola Marymount Jan. 5, Loyola Marymount Jan. 14, American Dec. 14, Western Ontario Jan. 10, Marshall Feb. 14, 1976 TEAM SEASON RECORDS 8. 2, , , SCORING AVERAGE Avg. Season SCORING MARGIN Margin Season FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Pct. Season THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 3FG Season THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 3FGA Season TEAM GAME RECORDS THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. 3FG Pct. 3FG 3FGA Season FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Pct. Season REBOUNDING AVERAGE Avg. Season REBOUNDING MARGIN Margin Season FIELD GOAL DEFENSE Pct. Season Western Ontario Jan. 9, Florida International Dec. 29, Loyola Marymount Dec. 23, Chicago State Nov. 14, at American-Puerto Rico Nov. 25, Aquinas Feb. 17, Christian Brothers Dec. 11, 1965

73 MOST POINTS ALLOWED Points Opponent Date Loyola Marymount Dec. 23, Cincinnati Feb. 5, vs. Oklahoma Dec. 23, Loyola Marymount Jan. 14, at UCLA Nov. 25, at Syracuse March 5, at Marshall Jan. 29, at Providence Dec. 23, Notre Dame Feb. 13, Detroit Feb. 24, 1968 FEWEST POINTS Points Opponent Date 1. 8 at YMCA College St. Viator s Saint Louis St. Mary s (Minn.) at St. Viator s St. Viator s at St. Ambrose Jan. 19, Loras at Northern Illinois FEWEST POINTS (SINCE 1950) Points Opponent Date at Northwestern Dec. 6, at Cincinnati Feb. 21, at Northwestern Nov. 14, at Georgetown March 7, at Saint Louis Feb. 15, at Georgetown Nov. 30, vs. Missouri Nov. 24, at Indiana Dec. 17, at Old Dominion Dec. 17, at Temple Dec. 13, at Cincinnati Jan. 29, 1994 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED Points Opponent Date 1. 2 Chicago Chiropractic Beloit at Northern Illinois Luther at Loras Illinois Wesleyan Nebraska Elmhurst at St. Viator s Saint Louis Saint Louis Hamilton Club FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED (SINCE 1950) Points Opponent Date Quincy Dec. 14, Pan American March 6, at Ft. Sheridan Feb. 18, at Marquette Feb. 16, 2000 SCORING CAREER SCORING Player Seasons Points 1. Mark Aguirre , David Booth , Brandon Young , Dave Corzine , George Mikan , Tom Kleinschmidt , Cleveland Melvin , Stephen Howard , Dallas Comegys , Terry Davis , Sammy Meija , HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Ripon Nov. 27, at Rutgers Jan. 13, Chico State Dec. 3, Davidson Nov. 26, Baldwin-Wallace Dec. 14, Eastern Illinois Nov. 17, Seton Hall Dec. 28, Evansville Feb. 4, 1986 LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY Margin Score Opponent Date Western Ontario Jan. 9, Western Ontario Jan. 10, Chicago Teachers Marshall Feb. 14, Arkansas State Dec. 17, Milwaukee* Dec. 4, Milwaukee* Jan. 7, Florida International Nov. 29, Kalamazoo Dec. 2, at Vaughan Hospital Chicago *Wisconsin State-Milwaukee LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT Margin Score Opponent Date at Syracuse March 5, at Louisville Feb. 15, at Old Dominion Dec. 17, at Villanova Jan. 13, at Cincinnati March 11, at Kentucky Dec. 20, at Illinois Dec. 20, at Cincinnati Feb. 1, Cincinnati Feb. 5, at Tennessee Dec. 14, Notre Dame Feb. 17, 1947 LARGEST COMBINED SCORE Total Score Opponent Date Loyola Marymount Jan. 14, Loyola Marymount Dec. 23, Loyola Marymount Jan. 5, Detroit Feb. 24, American Dec. 14, at Marshall Jan. 29, vs. Oklahoma Dec. 23, at Loyola-Chicago Feb. 28, at Loyola-Chicago March 5, 1979 SMALLEST COMBINED SCORE (SINCE 1950) Total Score Opponent Date at Oklahoma A&M Jan. 4, vs. Missouri Nov. 24, at Northwestern Nov. 14, at Ft. Sheridan Feb. 18, Fordham Feb. 7, Princeton Jan. 25, Alabama State Nov. 17, at Indiana State Feb. 19, Princeton Jan. 26, at Indiana Dec. 17, 1976 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 12. Curtis Watkins , Howie Carl , Rod Strickland , Terry Cummings , Quemont Greer , Tyrone Corbin , Stanley Brundy , Will Walker , Terence Greene ,334 CAREER SCORING AVERAGE Player Seasons Avg. 1. Mark Aguirre Howie Carl George Mikan

74 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 4. Ron Sobieszczyk Quentin Richardson Dave Corzine Al Burks Rod Strickland Terry Cummings Bill Robinzine Joey Meyer Cleveland Melvin Tom Kleinschmidt Kevin Edwards Dar Tucker Willie Coleman M.C. Thompson David Booth Ken Warzynski Bill Robinzine SEASON SCORING Player Season Points 1. Mark Aguirre Mark Aguirre Mark Aguirre Stanley Brundy Dave Corzine Terry Cummings Tom Kleinschmidt David Booth Dar Tucker Quentin Richardson Quentin Richardson Ron Norwood George Mikan George Mikan Tom Kleinschmidt Kevin Edwards Curtis Watkins David Booth Gary Garland Dallas Comegys SEASON SCORING AVERAGE Player Season Avg. 1. Mark Aguirre Dick Heise Mark Aguirre George Mikan George Mikan Mark Aguirre Ron Sobieszczyk Terry Cummings Tom Kleinschmidt Howie Carl Dave Corzine Tom Kleinschmidt Al Burks Rod Strickland Howie Carl Ken Warzynski Stanley Brundy Bill Robinzine Ron Norwood Joey Meyer GAME SCORING Player Pts. Opponent Date 1. George Mikan 53 Rhode Island March 21, Stanley Brundy 47 Loyola Marymount Dec. 23, 1988 Mark Aguirre 47 Maine Jan. 6, Mark Aguirre 45 Loyola-Chicago March 5, 1979 Dave Corzine 45 Louisville March 17, Howie Carl 43 Marquette Dec. 23, Stanley Brundy 41 Loyola Marymount Jan. 14, 1989 Mark Aguirre 41 Loyola-Chicago Feb. 23, Sammy Mejia 40 Northwestern State Dec. 29, 2006 David Booth 40 UCLA Dec. 15, 1990 Mark Aguirre 40 Illinois State March 1, 1980 Mark Aguirre 40 LaSalle Feb. 18, Mark Aguirre 39 Wichita State Dec. 9, 1978 M.C. Thompson 39 Notre Dame March 3, Tom Kleinschmidt 37 UAB Feb. 9, 1994 David Booth 37 Louisville Jan. 27, 1990 Terry Cummings 37 Louisville Dec. 26, 1981 Howie Carl 37 Western Kentucky Feb. 6, 1959 George Mikan 37 Indiana State Dec. 15, Mark Aguirre 36 Saint Louis Jan. 13, 1981 Mark Aguirre 36 Marquette Jan. 12, 1980 Mark Aguirre 36 Northern Illinois Dec. 2, Brandon Young 35 Connecticut Jan. 8, 2013 Will Walker 35 Notre Dame Jan. 23, 2010 Bobby Simmons 35 Northern Illinois Dec. 23, 2000 Tom Kleinschmidt 35 Detroit Feb. 9, 1993 David Booth 35 Loyola Marymount Jan. 5, 1992 Mark Aguirre 35 LaSalle Jan. 24, 1981 Ron Norwood 35 Memphis State Dec. 5, 1975 Emmette Bryant 35 Dayton Jan. 27, Mark Aguirre 34 Missouri Jan. 2, 1980 Mark Aguirre 34 Pennsylvania March 26, 1979 Greg Boyd 34 San Diego State Dec. 19, 1972 Ed Goode 34 Xavier March 3, 1971 Ed Goode 34 Niagara Jan. 25, 1971 George Mikan 34 Notre Dame Feb. 23, 1946 George Mikan 34 Bowling Green State March 26, 1945 George Mikan 34 Concordia (Ill.) March 10, Quentin Richardson 33 UNC Wilmington Nov. 24, 1998 Tom Kleinschmidt 33 Cincinnati Jan. 21, 1995 Tom Kleinschmidt 33 Detroit Feb. 12, 1994 Terence Greene 33 Niagara Dec. 1, 1987 Dallas Comegys 33 Georgia Tech Feb. 22, 1987 Terry Cummings 33 Loyola-Chicago Feb. 12, 1982 Bill Robinzine 33 Virginia Tech Feb. 5, 1975 Al Zetzsche 33 Bellarmine Dec. 30, 1968 Bob Zoretich 33 Central Missouri State Dec. 4, 1967 M.C. Thompson 33 Notre Dame Jan. 16, 1963 George Mikan 33 Long Island Feb. 16, 1946 George Mikan 33 Notre Dame Jan. 5, 1946 George Mikan 33 West Virginia March 19, Cleveland Melvin 32 Cincinnati Jan. 15, 2013 Dar Tucker 32 Creighton Dec. 23, 2008 Draelon Burns 32 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Nov. 28, 2007 Draelon Burns 32 North Carolina A&T Nov. 24, 2007 Quemont Greer 32 UIC Dec. 18, 2005 Quentin Richardson 32 Charlotte Jan. 8, 2000 Willie Coleman 32 Memphis Feb. 11, 1998 Brandon Cole 32 Dayton March 4, 1995 Tom Kleinschmidt 32 Georgetown Dec. 3, 1994 Tom Kleinschmidt 32 Massachusetts Jan. 24, 1993 David Booth 32 Niagara Feb. 16, 1991 Greg Boyd 32 Villanova Feb. 9, 1973 Greg Boyd 32 Northwestern Dec. 5, 1972 Al Burks 32 Drake March 6, 1972 Ken Warzynski 32 St. Joseph s (Ind.) Dec. 30, 1969 Al Zetzsche 32 Dayton Jan. 20, 1968 Bob Zoretich 32 Marquette Feb. 4, Brandon Young 31 Central Michigan Dec. 5, 2010 Will Walker 31 Providence March 11, 2009 Will Walker 31 West Virginia March. 4, 2009 Draelon Burns 31 West Virginia Feb. 27, 2008 Quentin Richardson 31 California Nov. 28, 1998 Stephen Howard 31 Notre Dame March 7, 1992 Stanley Brundy 31 Miami (Fla.) Feb. 27, 1988 Mark Aguirre 31 Loyola-Chicago Feb. 28, 1981 Mark Aguirre 31 Louisiana State Jan. 20, 1980 Mark Aguirre 31 Maine Jan. 18, 1980 Terry Cummings 31 Loyola-Chicago Dec. 22, 1979 Dave Corzine 31 Creighton Feb. 7, 1978 Ron Norwood 31 Duquesne Feb. 3, 1976 Ken Warzynski 31 Dayton Feb. 21, 1970 Emmette Bryant 31 Xavier Dec. 27, 1963 Howie Carl 31 Marquette Feb. 9, 1959 Ron Sobieszczyk 31 Brandeis Feb. 4, 1956 George Mikan 31 Bradley March 7, Cleveland Melvin 30 Butler Jan. 9, 2014 Cleveland Melvin 30 Fairfield Nov. 27, 2012 Cleveland Melvin 30 Chicago State Dec. 10, 2011 Mike Stovall 30 Providence Jan. 14, 2010 Dar Tucker 30 Providence March 11, 2009 Will Walker 30 Marquette Feb. 3,

75 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Sammy Mejia 30 Providence Jan. 21, 2006 Drake Diener 30 Missouri March 15, 2005 Jermaine Watts 30 Michigan Nov. 15, 1995 Tom Kleinschmidt 30 Louisville Feb. 25, 1995 Tom Kleinschmidt 30 Dayton Feb. 6, 1995 David Booth 30 Baylor Dec. 21, 1991 Stanley Brundy 30 Dayton March 1, 1988 Rod Strickland 30 North Carolina State Jan. 31, 1988 Rod Strickland 30 Old Dominion Jan. 23, 1988 Mark Aguirre 30 UAB Feb. 7, 1981 Mark Aguirre 30 Butler Feb. 16, 1980 Curtis Watkins 30 UAB Feb. 27, 1979 Gary Garland 30 Creighton Dec. 30, 1978 Dave Corzine 30 Maryland Dec. 12, 1976 Bill Robinzine 30 Villanova Feb. 9, 1973 Al Burks 30 UW-Milwaukee Jan. 31, 1972 Joey Meyer 30 St. Bonaventure Dec. 5, 1970 Jim Lamkin 30 Notre Dame Feb. 6, 1954 Ron Feiereisel 30 Elmhurst Feb. 3, 1953 Jim Lamkin 30 St. Ambrose Dec. 2, 1952 Ed Mikan 30 Notre Dame Feb. 28, 1947 George Mikan 30 Great Lake NTS Feb. 1, 1946 George Mikan 30 Murray State Jan. 4, 1946 George Mikan 30 Western Kentucky # George Mikan 30 Western Kentucky # Dick Triptow 30 Concordia (Ill.) Dec. 4, 1943 BEST BY CLASS - SCORING AVERAGE G Pts. Avg. Freshman: Mark Aguirre ( ) Sophomore: Mark Aguirre ( ) Junior: George Mikan ( ) Senior: Dick Heise ( ) ANNUAL LEADERS - SCORING AVERAGE Season Player G Pts. Avg George Mikan George Mikan Ed Mikan Ed Mikan Bato Govedarica Bato Govedarica Bato Govedarica Gene Dyker Ron Feiereisel Jim Lamkin Ron Sobieszczyk Ron Sobieszczyk Dick Heise Paul Ruddy Howie Carl Howie Carl Howie Carl M.C. Thompson M.C. Thompson Jesse Nash Jim Murphy Don Swanson Mike Norris Al Zetzsche Al Zetzsche Ken Waryznski Joey Meyer Al Burks Greg Boyd Bill Robinzine Bill Robinzine Ron Norwood Dave Corzine Dave Corzine Mark Aguirre Mark Aguirre Mark Aguirre Terry Cummings Bernard Randolph Tyrone Corbin Tyrone Corbin Rod Strickland Dallas Comegys Rod Strickland Stanley Brundy David Booth David Booth David Booth Tom Kleinschmidt Tom Kleinschmidt Tom Kleinschmidt Jermaine Watts Charles Gelatt Jermaine Watts Quentin Richardson Quentin Richardson Bobby Simmons Andre Brown Sam Hoskin Delonte Holland Quemont Greer Sammy Mejia Wilson Chandler Draelon Burns Dar Tucker Will Walker Cleveland Melvin Cleveland Melvin Brandon Young Cleveland Melvin Billy Garrett Jr Myke Henry FIELD GOALS CAREER FIELD GOALS Player Seasons FG 1. Mark Aguirre Dave Corzine Cleveland Melvin David Booth Brandon Young Tom Kleinschmidt Terry Davis Stanley Brundy Dallas Comegys Stephen Howard Rod Strickland Curtis Watkins Joe Ponsetto Sammy Mejia Terry Cummings Gary Garland Tyrone Corbin Quemont Greer Howie Carl Ron Norwood CAREER FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Player Seasons FGA 1. Dave Corzine , Mark Aguirre , Brandon Young , Cleveland Melvin , David Booth , Al Burks , Tom Kleinschmidt , Terry Davis , Howie Carl , Jim Lampkin , Will Walker , Gary Garland ,209 CAREER FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE min. 200 field goals Name Seasons FG-A Pct. 1. Stanley Brundy Kris Hill Steven Hunter Brian Currie Curtis Watkins Mark Aguirre Marty Embry

76 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 8. Kevin Edwards Rod Strickland Mike Gillespie Terry Cummings Mac Koshwal Dallas Comegys Kevin Holmes Don Swanson Tyrone Corbin Andre Brown Joe Ponsetto Bernard Randolph Bill Robinzine SEASON FIELD GOALS Player Season FG 1. Mark Aguirre Stanley Brundy Mark Aguirre Mark Aguirre Dave Corzine Terry Cummings Gary Garland Ron Norwood David Booth Kevin Edwards Cleveland Melvin Dave Corzine George Mikan Cleveland Melvin Al Burks Curtis Watkins Rod Strickland Joe Ponsetto George Mikan Dar Tucker Quentin Richardson SEASON FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Player Season FGA 1. Mark Aguirre Gary Garland Dar Tucker Mark Aguirre David Booth Will Walker Cleveland Melvin Mark Aguirre Quentin Richardson Dave Corzine Ron Norwood SEASON FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE min. 70% of team s games and 4.0 field goals made per game Player Season G FG-FGA Pct. 1. Stanley Brundy Stanley Brundy Kris Hill Curtis Watkins Steven Hunter Rod Strickland Mark Aguirre Andre Brown Terry Cummings Brian Currie Don Swanson Dave Corzine Sam Hoskin Mark Aguirre Mike Gillespie Myke Henry Kevin Edwards Curtis Watkins Tyrone Corbin Curtis Watkins GAME FIELD GOALS Player FG Opponent Date 1. Stanley Brundy 21 Loyola Marymount Dec. 23, 1988 Mark Aguirre 21 Loyola-Chicago March 5, 1979 George Mikan 21 Rhode Island March 21, Stanley Brundy 17 Loyola Mmount Jan. 14, 1989 Mark Aguirre 17 Wichita State Dec. 13, Mark Aguirre 16 Northern Illinois Dec. 2, David Booth 15 Loyola Marymount Jan. 5, 1992 David Booth 15 Louisville Jan. 27, 1990 Mark Aguirre 15 LaSalle Feb. 18, 1980 Dave Corzine 15 Bradley Jan. 14, 1978 Al Zetzsche 15 Bellarmine Feb. 25, 1969 Bob Zoretich 15 C. Missouri State Dec. 4, 1967 M.C. Thompson 15 Notre Dame Feb. 3, 1962 Ron Feiereisel 15 Elmhurst Feb. 3, 1953 George Mikan 15 Indiana State Dec. 15, 1945 GAME FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Player FGA Opponent Date 1. Mark Aguirre 39 Loyola-Chicago March 5, Sevira Brown 29 Harvard Jan. 3, Dave Corzine 28 Louisville March 18, 1978 Dave Corzine 28 Creighton Jan. 31, 1977 Al Burks 28 UW-Milwaukee Feb. 16, Stanley Brundy 26 Loyola Marymount Dec. 23, 1988 Mark Aguirre 26 Loyola-Chicago Feb. 23, 1980 Jim Lamkin 26 Fordham Dec. 30, Draelon Burns 25 Vanderbilt Dec. 12, 2007 Dave Corzine 25 Bradley Jan. 14, 1978 Jim Lamkin 25 Notre Dame Feb. 6, 1954 GAME FIELD GOAL PCT. - MINIMUM 5 FG Name Pct. FG-FGA Opponent Date 1. Stanley Brundy Notre Dame March 11, 1989 Stanley Brundy Georgia Tech Feb. 6, 1988 Tommy Hamilton IV Chicago State Dec. 4,2014 Brian Currie Stetson Nov. 29, 1995 Sandi Marcius Oregon State Dec. 1, 2013 Karron Clarke Chicago State Dec. 6, 2006 Bobby Simmons Monmouth Dec. 6, 1999 Steven Hunter South Carolina Nov. 27, 1999 Kevin Holmes Penn State Dec. 12, 1984 Durrell McDonald Seton Hall Jan. 25, 2014 Krys Faber West Virginia Feb. 12, 2011 Peter Patton Saint Joseph s Jan. 19, 1995 Bryant Bowden Marquette Feb. 6, 1993 Chuck Murphy Georgia Tech March 15, 1991 Melvon Foster Oklahoma State Dec. 22, 1990 David Booth Miami (Fla.) Jan. 29, 1990 BEST BY CLASS - FIELD GOAL PCT. FG FGA Pct. Freshman: Cleveland Melvin ( ) Sophomore: Steven Hunter ( ) Junior: Stanley Brundy ( ) Senior: Stanley Brundy ( ) ANNUAL LEADERS - FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE min. 70% of team s games and 4.0 field goals made per game Season Player FG FGA Pct Bill Benson Clem Pavilonis Gene Dyker Ron Feiereisel Jim Lamkin Ron Sobieszczyk Ken Jaksy Dick Heise Paul Ruddy McKinley Cowsen Bill Haig Jim Flemming Bill Debes M.C. Thompson Dave Mills Don Swanson Don Swanson Mike Norris Ken Warzynski Al Zetzsche Ken Warzynski

77 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Al Burks Al Burks Mike Gillespie Mike Gillespie Jim Bocinsky Joe Ponsetto Curtis Watkins Dave Corzine Curtis Watkins Mark Aguirre Mark Aguirre Terry Cummings Tyrone Corbin Tyrone Corbin Tyrone Corbin Kevin Holmes Rod Strickland Stanley Brundy Stanley Brundy Stephen Howard Stephen Howard Terry Davis Kris Hill Kris Hill Bryant Bowden Brian Currie Thomas Cooper Willie Coleman Lance Williams Paul McPherson Steve Hunter Andre Brown Sam Hoskin Andre Brown Quemont Greer Sammy Mejia Sammy Mejia Mac Koshwal Mac Koshwal Will Walker Cleveland Melvin Cleveland Melvin Cleveland Melvin Brandon Young Tommy Hamilton IV Myke Henry THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS CAREER THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS Player Seasons 3FG 1. Drake Diener Will Walker Marcus Singer Brandon Cole Jeremiah Kelly Draelon Burns Peter Patton Brandon Young Jamee Crockett Bobby Simmons Tom Kleinschmidt Joe Tulley Quentin Richardson Sammy Mejia Brad Niemann Dar Tucker Moses Morgan Willie Coleman Billy Garrett Jr p Kerry Hartfield CAREER THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Player Seasons 3FGA 1. Will Walker Drake Diener Marcus Singer Brandon Cole Draelon Burns Jeremiah Kelly Brandon Young Jamee Crockett Bobby Simmons Dar Tucker Tom Kleinschmidt Sammy Mejia Joe Tulley Peter Patton Billy Garrett Jr p Quentin Richardson Moses Morgan Willie Coleman Rashon Burno Quemont Greer CAREER THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE minimum 20 made and two seasons Name Seasons 3FG-A Pct. 1. Kevin Edwards Andy Laux Rod Strickland Tommy Hamilton IV Drake Diener Brad Niemann Peter Patton Chuck Murphy Aaron Simpson Forrest Robinson Durrell McDonald Quentin Richardson Kerry Hartfield Joe Daughrity Jabari Currie Terence Greene Moses Morgan David Booth Willie Coleman Joe Tulley SEASON THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS Player Season 3FG 1. Drake Diener Quentin Richardson Will Walker Will Walker Willie Coleman Drake Diener Brad Niemann Marcus Singer Draelon Burns Bobby Simmons Peter Patton Tom Kleinschmidt Dar Tucker Brandon Cole Moses Morgan Marcus Singer Brandon Cole Kerry Hartfield Jeremiah Kelly Jeremiah Kelly Dar Tucker SEASON THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Player Season 3FGA 1. Will Walker Dar Tucker Willie Coleman Quentin Richardson Will Walker Drake Diener Draelon Burns Marcus Singer Marcus Singer Bobby Simmons Brandon Cole Tom Kleinschmidt Brad Niemann

78 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 14. Brandon Cole Jeremiah Kelly Drake Diener Peter Patton Jeremiah Kelly Moses Morgan Kerry Hartfield SEASON THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE minimum 20 made Name Seasons 3FG-A Pct. 1. Peter Patton Andy Laux Cleveland Melvin Tommy Hamilton IV Drake Diener Drake Diener Tommy Hamilton IV Kevin Edwards Rod Strickland Brad Niemann Eli Cain Peter Patton Andy Laux Karron Clarke Durrell McDonald Marcus Singer David Booth Brad Niemann Aaron Simpson Forrest Robinson GAME THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS Player 3FG Opponent Date 1. Draelon Burns 8 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Nov. 28, Jeremiah Kelly 7 Villanova Feb. 19, 2011 Will Walker 7 West Virginia March 4, 2009 Drake Diener 7 Missouri March 15, 2005 Drake Diener 7 Charlotte Feb. 16, 2005 Brad Niemann 7 Chaminade Nov. 27, Forrest Robinson 6 Creighton Jan. 7, 2015 Jeremiah Kelly 6 Miss. Valley State Nov. 14, 2011 Brandon Young 6 Central Michigan Dec. 5, 2010 Will Walker 6 Providence March 11, 2009 Will Walker 6 Villanova Feb. 25, 2009 Drake Diener 6 UAB March 2, 2005 Drake Diener 6 Cincinnati Feb. 12, 2005 Drake Diener 6 East Carolina Jan. 31, 2004 Drake Diener 6 Memphis Jan. 13, 2004 Joe Tulley 6 Houston Feb. 7, 2001 Joe Tulley 6 Temple Jan. 20, 2001 Brad Niemann 6 Dayton Feb. 7, 1989 GAME THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Player 3FGA Opponent Date 1. Joe Tulley 14 Temple Jan. 20, 2001 Jermaine Watts 14 Northwestern Dec. 6, Jeremiah Kelly 13 Villanova Feb. 19, 2011 Will Walker 13 Providence March 11, 2009 Draelon Burns 13 Villanova Jan. 16, 2008 Drake Diener 13 Charlotte Feb. 16, 2005 Marcus Singer 13 Charlotte Feb. 29, 1996 Brandon Cole 13 Memphis Jan. 8, Jeremiah Kelly 12 Miss. Valley State Nov. 14, 2011 Will Walker 12 Syracuse Jan. 30, 2010 Will Walker 12 West Virginia March 4, 2009 Joe Tulley 12 South Florida March 7, Will Walker 11 UIC Dec. 13, 2009 Dar Tucker 11 North Carolina A&T Nov. 24, 2007 Drake Diener 11 Missouri March 15, 2005 Joe Tulley 11 UAB Feb. 24, 2001 Marcus Singer 11 Saint Joseph s Dec. 16, 1996 Jermaine Watts 11 Michigan Nov. 15, 1995 Tom Kleinschmidt 11 Cincinnati March 9, 1995 Tom Kleinschmidt 11 Cincinnati Jan. 21, 1995 GAME THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE minimum five made Name Pct. 3FG-A Opponent Date 1. Draelon Burns Texas A&M-CC Nov. 28, 2007 Brandon Young Central Michigan Dec. 5, 2010 Aaron Simpson Florida State Nov. 21, 2015 Cleveland Melvin Grambling State Nov. 9, 2013 Will Walker Seton Hall Feb. 23, 2008 Bobby Simmons Saint Louis Jan. 31, Drake Diener East Carolina Jan. 31, 2004 Brad Niemann Dayton Feb. 7, Moses Morgan Connecticut March 6, 2012 Mike Stovall St. John s March 5, 2010 Bobby Simmons UAB Jan. 29, 2000 Quentin Richardson Tulane March 3, 1999 Marcus Singer Stetson Dec. 22, Drake Diener Memphis Jan. 13, 2004 Marcus Singer Eastern Illinois Dec. 6, 1995 BEST BY CLASS - THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 3FG Freshman: Dar Tucker ( ) 50 Sophomore: Quentin Richardson ( ) 73 Junior: Willie Coleman ( )/Will Walker ( ) 71 Senior: Drake Diener ( ) 85 ANNUAL LEADERS - THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS Season Player 3FG Andy Laux Andy Laux Brad Niemann Chuck Murphy Brad Niemann David Booth Brandon Cole Brandon Cole Tom Kleinschmidt Marcus Singer Marcus Singer Willie Coleman Kerry Hartfield Quentin Richardson Bobby Simmons Joe Tulley Drake Diener Drake Diener Drake Diener Draelon Burns 34 Karron Clarke Draelon Burns Draelon Burns Will Walker Will Walker Jeremiah Kelly Moses Morgan Moses Morgan Billy Garrett Jr Forrest Robinson Aaron Simpson 37 FREE THROWS CAREER FREE THROWS Player Seasons FT 1. Stephen Howard Ron Sobieszczyk Mark Aguirre Tom Kleinschmidt Brandon Young David Booth Howie Carl Billy Garrett Jr p Dallas Comegys Ron Feiereisel Bobby Simmons Tyrone Corbin Jim Lamkin Bill Haig Curtis Watkins Dave Corzine

79 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL 17. Terence Greene Dick Heise Terry Cummings Draelon Burns CAREER FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Player Seasons FTA s 1. Stephen Howard Brandon Young Ron Sobieszczyk Tom Kleinschmidt Mark Aguirre Dallas Comegys David Booth Terence Greene Howie Carl Billy Garrett Jr p Andre Brown Jim Lamkin Cleveland Melvin CAREER FREE THROW PERCENTAGE minimum 100 FT Name Seasons FT-A Pct. 1. Drake Diener Howie Carl Curtis Watkins Billy Garrett Jr p Jim Murphy Skip Dillard Mike Norris Gary Garland Brandon Cole Kevin Edwards Dick Heise Al Zetzsche Bobby Simmons Greg Boyd Draelon Burns Terry Cummings Ron Feiereisel Mark Aguirre Ron Sobieszczyk Tyrone Corbin SEASON FREE THROWS Name Season FT 1. Dick Heise Ron Sobieszczyk Mark Aguirre Stephen Howard Stephen Howard Mark Aguirre Howie Carl Ron Sobieszczyk Billy Garrett Jr Ron Sobieszczyk Brandon Young Tom Kleinschmidt George Mikan David Booth Dallas Comegys Sam Hoskin Tom Kleinschmidt Stephen Howard Brandon Young Quentin Richardson Terry Cummings SEASON FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Player Season FTA 1. Dick Heise Ron Sobieszczyk Mark Aguirre Stephen Howard Mark Aguirre Stephen Howard Ron Feiereisel Brandon Young Brandon Young Billy Garrett Jr Dallas Comegys Terence Greene Ron Sobieszczyk SEASON FREE THROW PERCENTAGE minimum 70% of games and 2.0 free throws per game Name Season FT-A Pct. 1. Drake Diener Curtis Watkins Jim Murphy Gene Stump Curtis Watkins Howie Carl Drake Diener Jim Murphy Curtis Watkins Jim Lamkin Skip Dillard Greg Boyd Howie Carl Brandon Cole Brandon Cole Billy Garrett Jr Terry Cummings Harry Shields Draelon Burns Howie Carl GAME FREE THROWS Player FT Opponent Date 1. Howie Carl 23 Marquette Feb. 9, Mark Aguirre 18 Illinois State March 1, Delonte Holland 17 Cincinnati Jan. 10, 2004 Al Zetzsche 17 Indiana Jan. 29, 1968 Ron Sobieszczyk 17 Manchester Feb. 14, Greg Boyd 16 Villanova Feb. 9, David Booth 15 Memphis State Jan. 11, 1992 Terry Cummings 15 Louisville Dec. 26, 1981 Al Zetzsche 15 Dayton Feb. 17, Quentin Richardson 14 California Nov. 28, 1998 Tom Kleinschmidt 14 Cincinnati Jan. 21, 1995 Tom Kleinschmidt 14 Detroit Feb. 12, 1994 Terry Cummings 14 Marquette Feb. 6, 1982 Mark Aguirre 14 Pennsylvania March 26, 1979 Mike Gillespie 14 Northwestern Dec. 5, 1972 Emmette Bryant 14 Marquette Dec. 22, 1962 Bill Haig 14 Louisville Feb. 18, 1959 Ron Sobieszczyk 14 Lewis Feb. 21, 1956 Ron Sobieszczyk 14 Duquesne Jan. 16, 1955 Frank Blum 14 Illinois Dec. 19, 1953 GAME FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Name FTA Opponent Date 1. Howie Carl 25 Marquette Dec. 23, Al Zetzsche 20 Indiana Jan. 29, Tom Kleinschmidt 19 Cincinnati Jan. 21, 1995 Ron Sobieszczyk 19 Manchester Feb. 14, Delonte Holland 18 Cincinnati Jan. 10, 2004 Quentin Richardson 18 California Nov. 28, 1999 Mark Aguirre 18 Illinois State March 1, 1980 Frank Blum 18 Quincy Jan. 4, 1954 Russ Johnson 18 Bradley Jan. 10, David Booth 17 UCLA Dec. 15, 1990 Stephen Howard 17 Texas March 3, 1990 Terence Greene 17 Pepperdine Nov. 28, 1987 Mark Aguirre 17 Loyola Feb. 23, 1980 Ron Sobieszczyk 17 Kentucky Feb. 20, 1954 GAME FREE THROW PERCENTAGE minimum 10 made Name Pct. FT-A Opponent Date 1. Mark Aguirre Illinois State March 1, 1980 Greg Boyd Villanova Feb. 9, 1973 Terry Cummings Marquette Feb. 6, 1982 Emmette Bryant Marquette Dec. 22, 1962 Billy Garrett Jr St. John s Jan. 18, 2015 Billy Garrett Jr Georgetown Jan. 9,

80 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Draelon Burns Mississippi Dec. 20, 2007 Bobby Simmons Syracuse Nov. 23, 2000 Billy Garrett Jr Colorado Dec. 22, 2014 Billy Garrett Jr Milwaukee Dec. 7, 2014 Teddy Grubbs St.Mary s Jan. 4, 1982 Ed Mikan NC State March 13, players last vs. Louisville March 18, 1978 BEST BY CLASS - FREE THROW PERCENTAGE FT FTA Pct. Freshman: Terry Cummings ( ) Sophomore: Curtis Watkins ( ) Junior: Gene Stump ( ) Senior: Drake Diener ( ) ANNUAL LEADERS - FREE THROW PERCENTAGE min. 70% of team s games and 2.0 free throws made per game Season Player FT FTA Pct Gene Stump Ed Mikan Charles Allen Gordon Gillespie Sam Vukovich Ron Feiereisel Ron Feiereisel Ron Feiereisel Jim Lamkin Ron Sobieszczyk Ron Sobeiszczyk Dick Heise Bill Coglianese Howie Carl Howie Carl Howie Carl Dick Cook Dick Cook Jim Murphy Jim Murphy Terry Flanagan Mike Norris Al Zetzsche Al Zetzsche Joey Meyer Harry Shields Jim Marino Greg Boyd Greg Boyd Bill Robinzine Dave Corzine Curtis Watkins Curtis Watkins Curtis Watkins Skip Dillard Clyde Bradshaw Skip Dillard Tyrone Corbin Tyrone Corbin Tyrone Corbin Tony Jackson Kevin Edwards Kevin Edwards Terence Greene Stephen Howard Joe Daughrity David Booth Brandon Cole Brandon Cole Brandon Cole Jermaine Watts Charles Gelatt Ayinde Avery Bobby Simmons Bobby Simmons Bobby Simmons Sam Hoskin Sam Hoskin Drake Diener Drake Diener Draelon Burns Draelon Burns Draelon Burns Dar Tucker Will Walker Brandon Young Brandon Young Brandon Young Billy Garrett Jr Billy Garrett Jr Billy Garrett Jr REBOUNDING CAREER REBOUNDS Player Seasons Rebounds 1. Dave Corzine , M.C. Thompson Tyrone Corbin Ken Warzynski Stephen Howard Errol Palmer Terry Cummings Andre Brown Stanley Brundy Curtis Watkins Mac Koshwal Bill Robinzine Dallas Comegys Cleveland Melvin Mark Aguirre Joe Ponsetto Bobby Simmons David Booth Jim Flemming Lance Williams CAREER REBOUNDING AVERAGE Name Seasons Avg. 1. M.C. Thompson Errol Palmer Ken Warzynski Bill Robinzine Dave Corzine Quentin Richardson McKinley Cowsen Terry Cummings Jim Flemming Dick Cook Al Burks Mac Koshwal Jesse Nash Dave Mills Andre Brown Mark Aguirre Kris Hill Bob Zoretich Bobby Simmons Stanley Brundy Bill Debes SEASON REBOUNDS Name Season Rebounds 1. Ken Warzynski M.C. Thompson Dave Corzine Dave Corzine Bill Robinzine Stanley Brundy Terry Cummings M.C. Thompson Quentin Richardson Quentin Richardson Errol Palmer Mac Koshwal Jesse Nash Errol Palmer Stephen Howard M.C. Thompson Dave Mills Ken Warzynski

81 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL 19. Tom Hunter Terry Cummings SEASON REBOUNDING AVERAGE Name Season Avg. 1. M.C. Thompson Ken Warzynski Bill Robinzine M.C. Thompson Dave Corzine Errol Palmer M.C. Thompson Jesse Nash Terry Cummings Dave Corzine Errol Palmer Dave Mills Errol Palmer Ken Warzynski Tom Hunter Jim Flemming Quentin Richardson Dick Heise McKinley Cowsen McKinley Cowsen GAME REBOUNDS Player Reb. Opponent Date 1. Ken Warzynski 28 Harvard Jan. 3, Andre Brown 27 TCU Feb. 6, Errol Palmer 25 Notre Dame Feb. 27, Stanley Brundy 23 Loyola Marymount Jan. 14, Mac Koshwal 22 Creighton Dec. 23, 2008 Ken Warzynski 22 John F. Kennedy Dec. 9, Will Macon 21 Marquette Jan. 28, 1995 Bill Robinzine 21 Manhattan Jan. 11, 1975 Ken Warzynski 21 Missouri-St. Louis Feb. 3, 1970 Ken Warzynski 21 Parsons Dec. 15, 1969 Ken Warzynski 21 East Tennessee State Dec. 13, 1969 Tom Hunter 21 Illinois Wesleyan Dec. 20, 1968 Ron Sobieszczyk 21 Manhattan March 1, 1956 BEST BY CLASS - REBOUNDING AVERAGE G Reb. Avg. Freshman: Quentin Richardson ( ) Sophomore: M.C. Thompson ( ) Junior: M.C. Thompson ( ) Senior: Ken Warzynski ( ) ANNUAL LEADERS - REBOUNDING AVERAGE Season Player G Reb. Avg Dick Heise Bill Coglianese Jim Flemming McKinley Cowsen M.C. Thompson M.C. Thompson M.C. Thompson Jesse Nash Errol Palmer Errol Palmer Errol Palmer Ken Warzynski Ken Warzynski Ken Warzynski Al Burks Al Burks Bill Robinzine Bill Robinzine Bill Robinzine Dave Corzine Dave Corzine Dave Corzine Curtis Watkins Terry Cummings Terry Cummings Terry Cummings Tyrone Corbin Tyrone Corbin Tyrone Corbin Marty Embry Dallas Comegys Stanley Brundy Stanley Brundy Stephen Howard David Booth Stephen Howard Kris Hill Kris Hill Will Macon Bryant Bowden Charles Gelatt Demarcus Gaines Quentin Richardson Quentin Richardson Bobby Simmons Andre Brown Andre Brown Andre Brown Quemont Greer Wilson Chandler Wilson Chandler Mac Koshwal Mac Koshwal Mac Koshwal Krys Faber Cleveland Melvin Cleveland Melvin Cleveland Melvin Myke Henry Myke Henry ASSISTS CAREER ASSISTS Player Seasons Assists 1. Kenny Patterson Clyde Bradshaw Rod Strickland Brandon Young Terence Greene Rashon Burno Sammy Mejia Tom Kleinschmidt Gary Garland Cliff Clinkscales Jeremiah Kelly Dave Corzine Ron Norwood Brandon Cole Billy Garrett Jr p Peter Patton Melvon Foster Drake Diener Tony Jackson Mark Aguirre SEASON ASSISTS Name Season Assists 1. Clyde Bradshaw Rod Strickland Kenny Patterson Rod Strickland Kenny Patterson Clyde Bradshaw Gary Garland Kenny Patterson Imari Sawyer Terence Greene Clyde Bradshaw Rod Strickland Jermaine Watts Rashon Burno Brandon Young Brandon Young Joe Daughrity Sammy Mejia Brandon Cole Joe Daughrity

82 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE GAME ASSISTS Player Asst. Opponent Date 1. Imari Sawyer 17 Youngstown State Nov. 25, Kenny Patterson 15 Syracuse March 15, Rashon Burno 14 UNC Charlotte Jan. 8, 2000 Terence Greene 14 Northern Iowa Jan. 29, 1986 Clyde Bradshaw 14 Loyola-Chicago Feb. 23, Cliff Clinkscales 13 Chaminade Nov. 21, 2006 Cliff Clinkscales 13 UIC Dec. 18, 2004 Rod Strickland 13 Wichita State March 17, 1988 Rod Strickland 13 USF Jan. 17, 1987 Kenny Patterson 13 Indiana State Feb. 20, 1985 Kenny Patterson 13 Louisville Feb. 2, 1985 BEST BY CLASS - ASSISTS Assists Freshman: Imari Sawyer ( ) 179 Sophomore: Rod Strickland ( ) 196 Junior: Clyde Bradshaw ( ) 215 Senior: Kenny Patterson ( ) 201 ANNUAL LEADERS - ASSISTS Season Player Assists Mike Gillespie Ron Norwood Ron Norwood Ron Norwood Joe Ponsetto Gary Garland Clyde Bradshaw Clyde Bradshaw Kenny Patterson Kenny Patterson Kenny Patterson Kenny Patterson Rod Strickland Rod Strickland Rod Strickland Terence Greene Melvon Foster Joe Daughrity Joe Daughrity Brandon Cole Tom Kleinschmidt Tom Kleinschmidt Jermaine Watts Thomas Cooper Willie Coleman Kerry Hartfield Rashon Burno Imari Sawyer Rashon Burno Drake Diener Sammy Mejia Cliff Clinkscales Jabari Currie Jabari Currie Cliff Clinkscales Jeremiah Kelly Jeremiah Kelly Brandon Young Brandon Young Brandon Young Brandon Young Billy Garrett Jr Billy Garrett Jr. 106 BLOCKED SHOTS CAREER BLOCKED SHOTS Player Seasons Blocks 1. Dallas Comegys George Mikan Cleveland Melvin Steven Hunter Jeff Stern Stanley Brundy David Booth Walter Downing Bryant Bowden Lemone Lampley Wilson Chandler Donnavan Kirk Kevin Holmes Terry Cummings Curtis Price Andre Brown Devin Hill Rashaun Stimage Quemont Greer Stephen Howard SEASON BLOCKED SHOTS Name Season Blocks 1. Dallas Comegys Dallas Comegys Steven Hunter Jeff Stern Dallas Comegys Jeff Stern Steven Hunter Walter Downing Dallas Comegys Donnavan Kirk Walter Downing Wilson Chandler Stanley Brundy David Booth Stanley Brundy Rashaun Stimage Terry Cummings Cleveland Melvin Wilson Chandler Devin Hill Bryant Bowden GAME BLOCKED SHOTS Player Blocks Opponent Date 1. Dallas Comegys 10 Dayton Feb. 7, Donnavan Kirk 8 Providence Feb. 25, 2012 Steven Hunter 8 Houston Feb. 7, 2001 Walter Downing 8 Nebraska March 28, Steven Hunter 7 Memphis Jan. 13, 2001 Jeff Stern 7 Texas Jan. 19, Cleveland Melvin 6 St. John s Jan. 14, 2014 Devin Hill 6 Southern Dec. 19, 2008 Steven Hunter 6 Marquette Jan. 6, 2001 Steven Hunter 6 Charlotte Jan. 8, 2000 Jeff Stern 6 Baylor Dec. 21, 1992 Charles Sowell 6 Weber State Jan. 3, 1990 Charles Sowell 6 Florida International Dec. 30, 1989 Dallas Comegys 6 Marquette Feb. 10, 1987 Dallas Comegys 6 Western Michigan Dec. 10, 1986 Dallas Comegys 6 UAB Jan. 18, 1986 Dallas Comegys 6 Navy Dec. 27, 1985 Lemone Lampley 6 UT-Pan American March 6, 1984 Walter Downing 6 Detroit Feb. 17, 1982 BEST BY CLASS - BLOCKED SHOTS Blocks Freshman: Dallas Comegys ( ) 79 Sophomore: Steven Hunter ( ) 72 Junior: Jeff Stern ( ) 62 Senior: Dallas Comegys ( ) 108 ANNUAL LEADERS - BLOCKED SHOTS Season Player Blocks Terry Cummings Walter Downing Walter Downing Dallas Comegys Dallas Comegys Dallas Comegys Dallas Comegys Stanley Brundy Stanley Brundy David Booth Jeff Stern Jeff Stern

83 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Michael Ravizee Bryant Bowden Bryant Bowden Bryant Bowden Ricardo Crumble Ayinde Avery Lance Williams Steven Hunter Steven Hunter Andre Brown Andre Brown Quemont Greer Marlon Brumfield Wilson Chandler Wilson Chandler Mac Koshwal Devin Hill Devin Hill Cleveland Melvin Cleveland Melvin Donnavan Kirk Sandi Marcius Tommy Hamilton IV Rashaun Stimage 42 STEALS CAREER STEALS Player Seasons Steals 1. Kenny Patterson Rod Strickland Rashon Burno Brandon Young Stanley Brundy David Booth Jeremiah Kelly Will Walker Willie Coleman Peter Patton Jermaine Watts Brandon Cole Tom Kleinschmidt Gary Garland Tyrone Corbin Draelon Burns Kevin Edwards Thomas Cooper Sammy Mejia Stephen Howard Tony Jackson SEASON STEALS Name Season Steals 1. Gary Garland Willie Coleman Rashon Burno Kenny Patterson Clyde Bradshaw Kenny Patterson Jermaine Watts Rod Strickland Rod Strickland Kevin Edwards Kenny Patterson Stanley Brundy Kevin Edwards Rod Strickland Brandon Young Thomas Cooper Kenny Patterson Will Walker Bobby Simmons Terence Greene Stanley Brundy Rod Strickland 8 UT-San Antonio Dec. 23, 1987 Terry Cummings 8 Maine Dec. 22, Willie Coleman 7 Tulane Feb. 25, 1998 Willie Coleman 7 Saint Louis Jan. 11, 1998 Willie Coleman 7 Northwestern Dec. 6, 1997 Rod Strickland 7 Marquette Feb. 10, 1987 Kenny Patterson 7 Northern Illinois Nov. 24, 1984 Skip Dillard 7 Valparaiso Feb. 13, 1980 Mark Aguirre 7 North Texas State Feb. 2, 1980 Clyde Bradshaw 7 Northwestern Dec. 21, 1979 Gary Garland 7 Butler Dec. 9, 1978 BEST BY CLASS - STEALS Steals Freshman: Rod Strickland ( ) 69 Sophomore: Rashon Burno ( ) 80 Junior: Willie Coleman ( ) 100 Senior: Clyde Bradshaw ( ) 79 ANNUAL LEADERS - STEALS Season Player Steals Clyde Bradshaw Kenny Patterson Kenny Patterson Kenny Patterson Kenny Patterson Rod Strickland Kevin Edwards Rod Strickland Stanley Brundy David Booth 48 Melvon Foster David Booth 40 Melvon Foster Howard Nathan Tom Kleinschmidt Brandon Cole Brandon Cole 43 Tom Kleinschmidt Jermaine Watts Thomas Cooper Willie Coleman Bobby Simmons Rashon Burno Rashon Burno Rashon Burno Delonte Holland Delonte Holland Sammy Mejia Draelon Burns Draelon Burns 35 Sammy Mejia Draelon Burns Will Walker Will Walker Jeremiah Kelly Brandon Young Brandon Young Brandon Young Jamee Crockett Myke Henry 26 GAME STEALS Player Steals Opponent Date 1. Gary Garland 10 USC March 11, Willie Coleman 9 Louisville Feb. 28, Mac Koshwal 8 Rutgers Feb. 16,

84 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 1,000-POINT SCORERS MARK AGUIRRE ( ) - 2,182 POINTS Only DePaul player to score 2,000 points despite playing only three seasons in a Blue Demon uniform... one of two De- Paul players to have his jersey number (24) retired (George Mikan is the other)... two-time National Player of the Year... twice a first team All-American... holds the top three single-season scoring records, including a school record 767 points as a freshman... leading scorer on the 1979 Final Four team... first pick of the 1981 NBA Draft... holds the school record for career scoring average... had a career-best 47 points against Maine in Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg DAVID BOOTH ( ) - 1,933 POINTS Honorable mention All-American in first team All-Great Midwest Conference in the first DePaul player to ever earn first team all-conference honors (along with Stephen Howard)... graduated as the first player in DePaul history to have 1,500 points, 500 rebounds, 200 assists and 100 blocks... career-high 40 points vs. UCLA as a junior National Player of the Week by Sports Illustrated after scoring 37 points in a victory over Louisville as a sophomore... Peoria, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg BRANDON YOUNG ( ) - 1,899 POINTS Only player in program history with at least 1,200 points, 400 assists and 100 three-pointers... reached the milestone on March 9, 2013 against Pittsburgh... only player in school history with at least 100 assists in four seasons... became the 48th player in program history with 1,000 career points at Arizona State on Dec. 12, became 10th player in program history with 1,500 career points against Florida Atlantic on Dec. 12, started 125 of 126 career games career games in double-figures and 31 games of at least 20 points... also ranked among all-time leaders in assists, field goals, field goal attempts, free throws, free throw attempts, three-pointers, three-point field goal attempts, scoring and steals... Baltimore, Md. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg DAVE CORZINE ( ) - 1,896 POINTS Honorable mention All-American in sixth in DePaul history in scoring average and is the school s all-time leading rebounder... first round NBA Draft pick (18th overall) in team captain in only player in DePaul history to have 1,000 rebounds... scored 46 points against Louisville in the 1978 NCAA Tournament to send the Blue Demons to the Elite Eight... currently serves as the Assistant to the Athletics Director for Community Relations at DePaul... Arlington Heights, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg GEORGE MIKAN ( ) - 1,870 POINTS Considered one of the greatest college basketball players ever... voted as the Player of the First Half Century ( ) by Sport Magazine... one of two DePaul players to have his jersey number (99) retired... helped DePaul to the 1945 NIT Championship, the 1943 NCAA Final Four and second-place in the 1944 NIT... holds the single-game school scoring record (53 vs. Bowling Green in 1945)... enshrined in the Naismith Hall of Fame in 1959 as a charter member... also a member of the NIT Hall of Fame... Joliet, Ill. Career G FG FT Pts. Avg TOM KLEINSCHMIDT ( ) - 1,837 POINTS The first player in school history to earn conference Player of the Year honors when he was named by the Great Midwest Conference as a senior in was the only player in DePaul history with 1,000 points, 500 rebounds, 300 assists, 100 steals and 100 three-point field goals until Sammy Mejia reached those numbers in honorable mention All- American as a senior in converted a four-point play with under 10 seconds remaining to beat Louisville on CBS in scored a career-best 37 points against UAB as a junior... Chicago, Ill. Season G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg CLEVELAND MELVIN ( ) - 1,792 POINTS 2011 BIG EAST Rookie of the Year... became 47th player in program history with 1,000 career points against Western Kentucky on Nov. 21, 2012 in Cancun, Mexico... became ninth player in program history with 1,500 career points on Nov. 16, 2013 against Wright State... ranked among all-time leaders in scoring, scoring average, rebounding, field goals, blocked shots and free throws games in double-figures and 35 games with 20 or more points... set DePaul freshman record with a.522 field goal percentage... record was previously held by Mark Aguirre (.520, )... Baltimore, Md. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg

85 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL STEPHEN HOWARD ( ) - 1,691 POINTS The only first team Academic All-American in the program s history, earning the honor in both 1991 and threetime Academic All-District selection... first team All-Great Midwest Conference in the first Blue Demon to ever earn first team all-conference honors (along with David Booth)... played in more DePaul games than any player in the history of the program (126)... school s all-time leader in free throws made... also ranks fifth in rebounding... had a career-high 31 points in a win over Notre Dame in 1992, including a free throw with under a second remaining in the game to give DePaul the victory... played in the NBA for six seasons... Dallas, Texas. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg DALLAS COMEGYS ( ) - 1,613 POINTS Third team All-American in holds every blocked shot record in school history... DePaul s all-time leader in blocked shots with 297 (second on the list is George Mikan with 154) blocked shots in is a school season record... blocked a school-record 10 shots against Dayton in first round NBA Draft pick by Atlanta (22nd player selected)... the only player Ray Meyer ever personally traveled outside of Chicago to recruit in his 42 years as the Blue Demon head coach... key member of DePaul s run to the Sweet 16 in Philadelphia, Pa. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg TERRY DAVIS ( ) - 1,534 POINTS Captain in second team All-Great Midwest Conference in member of the Great Midwest All-Tournament team in freshman All-American honors in fourth in DePaul history with 3,657 minutes played... career-high 28 points at Texas... College Park, Ga. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg SAMMY MEJIA ( ) - 1,494 POINTS Second player in DePaul history with 1,000 points, 500 rebounds, 300 assists, 100 steals and 100 3pt. field goals (joining Tom Kleinschmidt)... finished his career second in DePaul history for minutes played career-high 40 points against Northwestern State in 2006 second team All-BIG EAST as a senior member of the Conference USA All-Freshman team... drafted in the second round of the 2007 NBA Draft by Detroit... Bronx, N.Y. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg CURTIS WATKINS ( ) - 1,463 POINTS Honorable mention All-American in ninth in DePaul history with 810 rebounds, one seven DePaul players to have 1,000 points and 800 rebounds... best defender on the 1979 Final Four team... had 24 points in the win over UCLA to send the Blue Demons to the Final Four points against UAB in selected in the fourth round of the 1979 NBA Draft by Kansas City... Harvey, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg HOWIE CARL ( ) - 1,461 POINTS Earned Little All-American honors for players under holds the Alumni Hall single-game scoring record with 43 points against Marquette... made a school record 23 free throws against Marquette on December 23, 1960 and attempted a school record 25 free throws in that game... played one season in the NBA... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg ROD STRICKLAND ( ) - 1,448 POINTS Two-time honorable mention All-American pick... third in school history for assists (behind players who played four seasons) with also second in school history in steals with had a career-high 13 assists on two occasions and posted double-figure assist totals seven times... scored 30 points twice... first round selection of the New York Knicks (19th pick) in Bronx, N.Y. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg TERRY CUMMINGS ( ) - 1,398 POINTS Two-time All-American... seventh in DePaul history with 857 rebounds... one of three DePaul players to have 1,300 points and 850 rebounds... scored 37 points (15-16 from the line) with 19 rebounds vs. Louisville as a junior... the second pick of the 1982 NBA Draft by the San Diego Clippers... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg

86 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE QUEMONT GREER ( ) - 1,397 POINTS Concluded his career 22nd in Conference USA history in scoring... one of 11 players in school history to have 1,300 points and 600 rebounds... first team All-CUSA as a senior... had a school record streak of eight straight 20+ scoring games (Dec. 1-Jan. 6) during senior season... C-USA Player of the Week (Dec. 6, Dec. 13 and Dec. 20) - the first player in league history to ever capture the honor in three consecutive weeks... named to the All-Tournament team at the C-USA Tournament as a junior Milwaukee, Wis. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg TYRONE CORBIN ( ) - 1,378 POINTS One of the most popular players in DePaul history... honorable mention All-American as both a junior and senior... ranks third in DePaul history with 893 points... one of three players in DePaul history with 1,300 points and 850 rebounds... twice lead the team in scoring and three-time in rebounding... named to the NIT All-Star team in two-time team captain (including serving as Ray Meyer s final DePaul team captain)... drafted in the second round of the 1985 NBA Draft by the San Antonio Spurs... Columbia, S.C. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg STANLEY BRUNDY ( ) - 1,375 POINTS One of only four Blue Demons to average double figures in scoring and rebounding in a season (he averaged 19.5 points and 10.2 rebounds per game as a senior)... still holds the Allstate Arena scoring record of 47 points set vs. Loyola-Marymount on Dec. 23, holds the school record for field goal percentage in a game (10-10) against Notre Dame on March 11, one of eight players in DePaul history to score 40 or more points in a game... second round pick of the 1989 NBA Draft by the New Jersey Nets... Los Angeles, Calif. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg WILL WALKER ( ) - 1,361 POINTS Only player in DePaul history with 1,300 career points and 185 three-pointers... one of six players (joining Mark Aguirre, David Booth, Stanley Brundy, Tom Kleinschmidt and George Mikan) to score at least 30 points in four or more games... tied for fourth all-time with 123 career games... started 80 games including 45 straight over junior and senior seasons... DePaul s all-time leader with 571 three-point field goal attempts... second with 195 three-pointers and seventh with 152 steals... became the 13th player at DePaul to total 100 career three-pointers on Feb. 25, 2009 against Villanova... became the 45th player in school history with 1,000 career points on Dec. 13, 2009 against UIC career games in double-figures games of at least 20 points... Bolingbrook, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg TERENCE GREENE ( ) - 1,334 POINTS Captain of the team appearances in a Blue Demon uniform is the second-highest career total... fourth in DePaul history with 449 assists... played 3,585 minutes, fourth-most in DePaul history... dished out 14 assists as a freshman against Northern Iowa, the fifth-best single-game performance in school annals... scored a career-high 33 points in a win over Niagara in Flint, Mich. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg DRAELON BURNS ( ) - 1,329 POINTS Second team All-BIG EAST and the league s Player of the Week as a senior... team captain in scored over 30 points three times (fourth DePaul player to accomplish that feat) during senior season including consecutive 32-point efforts (fifth DePaul player to score 32+ in consecutive games)... set school record by going 8-for-8 from three-point range in win over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi as a senior... finished career fourth in DePaul history for both three-point field goals and three-point field goal attempts... Milwaukee, Wis. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg JIM LAMKIN ( ) - 1,306 POINTS Served as the captain of the team... graduated as the second-leading scorer in school history... helped DePaul to the 1953 NCAA Tournament... scored a career-best 30 points against Notre Dame on February 6, a small guard (5-9) who possessed tremendous ball handling skills... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg BOBBY SIMMONS ( ) - 1,263 POINTS The only player in school history to have 1,000 points, 700 rebounds, 200 assists and 100 steals... third-team All- Conference USA as a senior and second team as a sophomore... member of the C-USA All-Freshman team... scored a 196

87 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL career-best 35 points against Northern Illinois in tied a school record by going 12-for-12 from the free throw line against Syracuse... picked in the second round of the 2001 NBA Draft... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg BRANDON COLE ( ) - 1,262 POINTS Captain of the team... graduated as the school s all-time leader in three-point field goals and is still third... tied for ninth in DePaul history with 137 steals and 11th with 351 assists... scored a career-best 32 points against Dayton in his final home game in Chicago Heights, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg JOE PONSETTO ( ) - 1,256 POINTS Captain of the 1978 Blue Demons that reached the NCAA Regional Finals... also served as captain of the squad... led the team with 119 assists... grabbed a career-best 16 rebounds against Wisconsin in selected by the Chicago Bulls in the 1978 NBA draft... Maywood, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts Avg JOEY MEYER ( ) - 1,233 POINTS Captain of the team... graduated as the fourth-leading scorer in school history... led the team in scoring in both his junior and senior seasons... also graduated as the eighth-best free throw shooter in the program s history... tossed in 30 points against St. Bonaventure on Dec. 5, DePaul s head coach for 13 years and was the 1987 National Coach of the Year... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg RON SOBIESZCZYK ( ) - 1,222 POINTS Finished 29th in the nation in scoring, 13th in free throw percentage and ninth in rebounding as a senior... captain of the NCAA Tournament team... was the first DePaul player since George Mikan to score over 300 points in each of his varsity seasons... played on the college All-Star team that toured the country with the Harlem Globetrotters... played four seasons in the NBA with the New York Knicks and Minneapolis Lakers... Sturtevant, Wis. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg RON NORWOOD ( ) - 1,215 POINTS Set the school single-season scoring record as a sophomore... had a career-high 35 points in a win over Memphis State... helped DePaul to its first NCAA Tournament win in 11 years with a victory over Virginia in drafted in the fifth round of the 1977 NBA Draft by the Milwaukee Bucks... New Hampton, N.H. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg GARY GARLAND ( ) - 1,214 POINTS Most Valuable Player of the 1979 NCAA West Regional... hit the game-winning basket to beat Notre Dame in the famous 1978 contest in South Bend... set a school record with 10 steals in the 1979 NCAA Tournament game against USC... nicknamed the Music Man, sang the National Anthem prior to several DePaul home games... played for the Denver Nuggets... East Orange, N.J. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg DRAKE DIENER ( ) - 1,208 POINTS Holds school records for career free throw percentage, three-point field goals and three-point field goal attempts... third-team All-CUSA as a senior... named NACDA s I-AAA Men s Basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year as a senior... twotime C-USA Men s Basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year Fond du Lac, Wis. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg KEN WARZYNSKI ( ) - 1,203 POINTS Graduated as the fifth leading scorer and second leading rebounder in school history... holds the single-game school record with 28 rebounds against Harvard on Jan. 3, currently ranks fourth on school s all-time rebounding list... his career rebounding average of 11.6 is currently third... owns two of the top five single-game rebounding efforts in school history... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg

88 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE LANCE WILLIAMS ( ) - 1,170 POINTS Team captain in finished as one of 17 players in school history to have 1,000 points and 600 rebounds... third team All-Conference USA as a freshman and a member of the league s All-Freshman team... missed part of his sophomore season with a broken foot... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg BERNARD RANDOLPH ( ) - 1,161 POINTS Named NBC Television s Player of the Game after scoring 20 points in 18 minutes against Syracuse... drafted in the 10th round of the NBA Draft by the New York Knicks in Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg BILLY GARRETT JR. (2013-PRESENT) - 1,154 POINTS 2014 BIG EAST Rookie of the Year... two-time BIG EAST All-Academic Team member... third player in program history to earn league Freshman/Rookie of the Year honor... joins Quentin Richardson (1999 Conference USA Freshman of the Year) and Cleveland Melvin (2001 BIG EAST Rookie of the Year)... ranked among all-time leaders in scoring, free throw percentage, free throws, assists and three-pointers... became 49th player in program history with 1,000 career points at Georgetown on Jan. 9, Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg p QUENTIN RICHARDSON ( ) - 1,147 POINTS National Freshman of the Year in Conference USA Player of the Year as a freshman and honorable mention All- American in both seasons with the Blue Demons... scoring average is fifth in school history while rebounding average is sixth... averaged a double-double for his career with 17.9 ppg and 10.2 rpg... ranks eighth in school history for threepoint field goals... was the second-fastest to 1,000 points of any Blue Demon (behind Mark Aguirre)... career-best 33 points against UNC Wilmington at Alumni Hall... 18th pick of the 2000 NBA Draft by the Los Angeles Clippers... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg ANDRE BROWN ( ) - 1,146 POINTS Concluded his career ranked among DePaul s all-time leaders for rebounds, minutes played, blocked shots, rebounding... fourth in Conference USA history for rebounds... first DePaul player since Tyrone Corbin to lead the Blue Demons in rebounding average for three consecutive seasons... set the C-USA single-game record with 27 rebounds at TCU as a sophomore posted 28 career double-doubles... played in the NBA last season for Charlotte Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg JIM MURPHY ( ) - 1,121 POINTS A true point guard who was able to score and run the offense... had outstanding range on his jump shot... a tremendous free throw shooter, he shot over 80 percent in two of his seasons... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg M.C. THOMPSON ( ) - 1,111 POINTS Averaged a double-double for his career with 15.6 ppg and 13.7 rpg... captain of the NIT team... holds the school record for rebounding average in both a career and season... drafted by the New York Knicks in the 1963 NBA Draft... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg KENNY PATTERSON ( ) - 1,111 POINTS Honorable mention All-American in DePaul s all-time assist leader... played more minutes than any Blue Demon and is the only DePaul player to log 4,000 minutes... started 114 consecutive games during his DePaul career... hit a buzzer-beating jumper to beat Northwestern in the 1983 NIT... selected in the third round of the 1985 NBA Draft... Queens, N.Y. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg RON FEIEREISEL ( ) - 1,109 POINTS Graduated as the school s second-leading scorer... named the Most Valuable Player of the Chicago Stadium Doubleheader Series during the season... captain of the 1953 NCAA Tournament team... served as the head coach of the DePaul women s team... played for the Minneapolis Lakers in the NBA... Chicago, Ill. 198

89 Career G FG FT Pts. Avg HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL GREG BOYD ( ) - 1,106 POINTS Captain of the team... a three-year starter who helped the Blue Demons post winning seasons in each of his varsity seasons... scored a career-high 32 points in a win at Villanova during the seasons... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg CLYDE BRADSHAW ( ) - 1,102 POINTS Captain in and honorable mention All-American in set a Rosemont Horizon record with 14 assists against Creighton... member of DePaul teams that posted a record during his career... drafted by the Atlanta Hawks in the second round in East Orange, N.J. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg BRYANT BOWDEN ( ) - 1,102 POINTS Finished his DePaul career ranked in the top 30 in scoring, 17th in rebounding and seventh in blocked shots... captain of the team... honorable mention All-Conference USA and honorable mention All-Midwest by Basketball Times as a senior... also earned C-USA Player of the Week honors as a senior... Canton, Ohio. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg BILL ROBINZINE ( ) - 1,077 POINTS Team captain in came to DePaul as a walk-on in averaged a career double-double with 16.6 ppg and 11.4 rpg... his father Bill also played for the Blue Demons ( )... first round pick of the Kansas City Kings in the 1975 NBA Draft as the 10th pick overall... was the first DePaul player to ever be picked in the first round of the NBA Draft... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg SKIP DILLARD ( ) - 1,074 POINTS Co-Captain of the team... ranked nationally in free throw shooting as a junior... honorable mention All-American in both 1981 and drafted by the Chicago Bulls in the ninth round of the 1982 NBA Draft... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg GENE STUMP ( ) - 1,071 POINTS Team captain of the squad... was the second DePaul player to eclipse the 1,000-point mark... top guard on the 1945 NIT champions... helped the Blue Demons to a record of in his career... second-leading scorer (behind George Mikan) in two of his seasons with the Blue Demons... played three seasons for the Boston Celtics... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG FT Pts. Avg na na MAC KOSHWAL ( ) - 1,019 POINTS Team captain since freshman season... averaged a double-double as a junior with 16.1 points and 10.1 rebounds per game... became the 46th player in school history with 1,000 career points on Mar. 5, 2010 against St. John s... first freshman in program history to be named team captain career double-doubles games in double-figures... named to the BIG EAST All-Freshman Team... ranked in DePaul s all-time top 15 in career rebounds and rebounding average... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg TONY JACKSON ( ) - 1,015 POINTS The first California native to sign with DePaul... three-year starter at the off-guard position... his freshman point total of 272 was the most by a DePaul freshman guard at the time... hit two free throws to seal the win over Alabama in Tokyo during the season... NBC-TV Player of the Game against Georgetown in Ray Meyer s final season... San Francisco, Calif. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg AL BURKS ( ) - 1,003 POINTS Co-captain of the squad... scored a career-high 32 points against Drake in led the team in scoring... a three-year starter... Chicago, Ill. Career G FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Pts. Avg

90 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE DePaul s home since 1980 and renovated in both 1999 and 2004, Allstate Arena (formerly Rosemont Horizon) was built in 1979 as one of the crown jewels of the village of Rosemont. The $20 million renovation has made Allstate Arena a state-of-the-art facility. Among the many improvements: - An additional 45,000 square feet of space in lobbies, upper floor restrooms and customer service areas. - Enhancement of the overall acoustics. - Wider aisles and improved sight lines. - Nearly 7,000 lower level seats were widened and reupholstered. - Upper level seats were reupholstered. - A state-of-the-art video board installed over center court. The arena hosts more than 150 events annually, attracting an average of 1.5 million audience members to witness some of the world s top musical performers, exciting sporting events and fun-for-everyone family entertainment. With 18,500 reserved seating capacity and 48 skyboxes, Allstate Arena is one of the largest indoor entertainment facilities in the Chicagoland market. Excellent sight lines from all seat locations, plenty of on-site parking and convenient public transportation make Allstate Arena a premier entertainment venue. College basketball has figured prominently in the history of the building. It has been the venue for some of DePaul s biggest victories. In the program s 36 years of playing in Rosemont, it has won an impressive 65.8 percent ( ) of its games and over four million fans have passed through the turnstiles to watch Blue Demon basketball. On Dec. 14, 2003, the arena s playing floor was dedicated as the Ray & Marge Meyer Court in honor of the legendary Blue Demon mentor and his wife. The season featured a new playing floor and basket standards, quick strike lighting and a new locker room for the Blue Demons. The venue has also highlighted the college game on a national stage as well. Allstate Arena has played host to the 1987 and 1993 Men s NCAA Tournament First and Second Rounds along with the 1996 NCAA Women s Regional Finals. Allstate Arena proudly served as the host venue for the 2006 NCAA Women s Basketball First and Second Rounds after hosting the sold-out 2005 NCAA Men s Basketball Chicago Regional Finals. The NCAA Women s First and Second Rounds returned to Rosemont in March 2012 as well as the 2014 and 2015 BIG EAST Women s Basketball Tournaments. IMPORTANT DATES IN ALLSTATE ARENA HISTORY Dec. 1, 1980 DePaul Debuts In Rosemont: For the first time in school history DePaul plays a home game outside of the Chicago city limits as the Blue Demons beat John Stockton and Gonzaga, 74-56, at the Rosemont Horizon. Mar. 8, 1981 Aguirre Plays His Final Home Game: A crowd of 17,579 witnesses what would be Mark Aguirre s final home game at DePaul as the Blue Demons beat Notre Dame, ALLSTATE ARENA Feb. 25, 1995 TK For Four: Down by three points with 11.4 seconds remaining, Tom Kleinschmidt is fouled as he drills a three-point field goal. Kleinschmidt, who finishes with 30 points, converts the four-point play and leads DePaul to an win over Louisville. Feb. 6, 1999 Coleman Clips Bearcats: Willie Coleman sinks a free throw with no time remaining in overtime to propel DePaul past third-ranked Cincinnati, Quentin Richardson scores 25 points, including 10 in overtime, for the Blue Demons. Mar. 23, 1983 Patterson s Bomb Beats Northwestern: Sophomore guard Kenny Patterson hits a 50-foot jumper at the buzzer to beat Northwestern, 65-63, in front of 17,499 fans in the second round of the NIT. Dec. 3, 1983 Coach Ray Wins #700: Dallas Comegys pours in 21 points as the Blue Demons beat Illinois State, 69-66, and give Ray Meyer his 700th career victory. Dec. 10, 1983 Down Go The National Champs: DePaul gets 15 points each from Kenny Patterson and Tony Jackson as the Blue Demons beat Patrick Ewing and Georgetown, Georgetown would go on to win the national championship. Mar. 10, 1984 Ray Meyer Says Farewell: After 42 years on the Blue Demon sidelines, Ray Meyer coaches his final home game as DePaul beats Marquette, 64-49, in front of 17,559 fans. Mar. 15, 1987 Dallas Does In St. John s: In one of the most exciting DePaul games ever in Rosemont, Dallas Comegys misses a free throw on purpose in the final seconds of regulation against St. John s allowing the Blue Demons to eventually tie and force overtime. DePaul would eventually go on to beat the Redmen, 83-75, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament and advance to the Sweet 16. Dec. 23, 1988 Brundy Sets Scoring Record: DePaul s Stanley Brundy pours in an arena record 47 points and the Blue Demons outlast Loyola- Marymount, Jan. 11, 1992 The First Conference Home Game: For the first time in school history DePaul plays a conference home game and the Blue Demons make it one to remember by beating Great Midwest foe Memphis State, 88-80, behind 25 points from David Booth. Jan. 18, 1994 DePaul Stuns Sixth-Ranked UMass: Tom Kleinschmidt scores 29 points and Belefia Parks hits a clutch three-point field goal in the closing seconds as DePaul beats sixth-ranked UMass, Summer 1999 A New Name, A New Look: The arena gets a $20-million facelift, including new seating angles, new seats, new floor design and a new name: the Allstate Arena. Mar. 2, 2000 A Full House: An arena-record crowd of 18,253 fills the arena beyond capacity to witness DePaul battle second-ranked Cincinnati. Mar. 5, 2003 An Overtime Thriller: Sam Hoskin hits two free throws with no time left in regulation and sends DePaul s game with eighthranked Louisville into overtime. Drake Diener then scores seven of DePaul s 12 points in the extra frame to send the Blue Demons to a overtime win and snap a 13-game losing streak against the Cardinals. Dec. 14, 2003 The Floor Gets a Name: At halftime of DePaul s contest with Notre Dame, the game floor at the arena is officially dedicated as Ray and Marge Meyer Court in honor of the legendary Blue Demon mentor and his wife. Summer 2004 New & Improved: More improvements are made to the arena as a new game floor, basket standards, scoreboards and floor lighting are installed in the main arena. DePaul also gets a new locker room and press room. Jan. 7, 2006 A BIG Win: The Blue Demons host and win their first-ever BIG EAST Conference game, beating long-time rival Notre Dame, 73-67, behind freshman Wilson Chandler who scores 21 points and grabs 12 rebounds. Mar. 2, 2006 Record Setter: The Blue Demons post the largest margin of victory in a BIG EAST Conference game by beating Syracuse, DePaul drills an arena record 16 3pt. field goals in the contest. Dec. 2, 2006 Mejia Sinks Kansas: Down by as much as 14 points, DePaul rallies behind Sammy Mejia to stun fifth-ranked Kansas, 64-57, in front of 16,922 fans. Mejia scores eight straight points in final two minutes of the game to key the Blue Demon comeback. It was DePaul s first win over a top five team since

91 TEAM RECORDS Scoring DePaul vs. Loyola Marymount (Jan. 5, 1992) Opponent vs. Loyola Marymount (Dec. 23, 1988) Field Goals DePaul vs. Loyola Marymount (Jan. 5, 1992) Opponent (2x) last vs. Cincinnati (Feb. 5, 1998) Field Goal Attempts DePaul vs. Loyola Marymount (Jan. 5, 1992) Opponent...95 vs. Loyola Marymount (Jan. 14, 1989) Field Goal Percentage DePaul (36-54) vs. Dayton (March 4, 1995) Opponent (33-46) vs. Pittsburgh (March 9, 2013) Three-Point Field Goals DePaul vs. Syracuse (March 2, 2006) Opponent vs. North Carolina A&T (Nov. 24, 2007) ALLSTATE ARENA RECORDS HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL Field Goal Attempts DePaul...27, Mark Aguirre vs. UAB (Feb. 7, 1981) Opponent... 28, Malik Sealy vs. St. John s (March 2, 1991) Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 FG made) DePaul (14-16), Stanley Brundy vs. American (Dec. 14, 1988) Opponent (10-11), Lorenzen Wright vs. Memphis (Jan. 8, 1995) Three-Point Field Goals DePaul...8, Draelon Burns vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (Nov. 28, 2007) Opponent...10, Steven Rush vs. North Carolina A&T (Nov. 24, 2007) Three-Point Field Goal Attempts DePaul... 14, Joe Tulley vs. Temple (Jan. 20, 2001) Opponent...17, Steven Rush vs. North Carolina A&T (Nov. 24, 2007) Three-Point Field Goal Attempts DePaul...33 vs. Temple (Jan. 20, 2001) Opponent vs. Memphis (Jan. 13, 2004) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage DePaul (6-7) vs. Dayton (Feb. 7, 1989) Opponent (4x) Free Throws DePaul vs. Hartford (Nov. 24, 1990) Opponent vs. Georgetown (Jan. 13, 1990) Free Throw Attempts DePaul vs. Western Michigan (Dec. 9, 1987) Opponent (3x), last vs. Georgetown (Feb. 3, 2014) Free Throw Percentage (min 10 FT made) DePaul (17-18) vs. Seton Hall (Feb. 25, 2014) Opponent (11-11) (4x) Rebounds DePaul vs. Maine (Jan. 5, 1994) Opponent vs. Pepperdine (Nov. 28, 1987) Assists DePaul...37 vs. Youngstown State (Nov. 28, 2002) Opponent...27 vs. Cincinnati (Feb. 5, 1998) Blocked Shots DePaul vs. Dayton (Feb. 7, 1987) Opponent...12 (3x), last vs. Arizona State (Dec. 6, 2013) Steals DePaul...20 vs. Florida International (Nov. 29, 1990) Opponent...17 (2x) last vs. Maine (Jan. 5, 1994) INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Scoring DePaul... 47, Stanley Brundy vs. Loyola Marymount (Dec. 23, 1988) Opponent (2x), last Jeff Fryer vs. Loyola Marymount (Jan. 14, 1989) Field Goals DePaul... 21, Stanley Brundy vs. Loyola Marymount (Dec. 23, 1988) Opponent (2x), last DeJuan Blair vs. Pittsburgh (Feb. 7, 2009) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 5 3FG made) DePaul (4x), last Brandon Young (6-6) vs. Central Michigan (Dec. 5, 2010) Opponent (3x), last J.J. Moore (5-5) vs. Pittsburgh (March 9, 2013) Free Throws DePaul (2x), last David Booth vs. Memphis State (Jan. 11, 1992) Opponent (2x), last Eric Batchelor vs. UAB (Feb. 24, 2001) Free Throw Attempts DePaul...18, Quentin Richardson vs. California (Nov. 28, 1998) Opponent...16 (2x), last Devante Gardner vs. Marquette (Feb. 22, 2014) Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 FT made) DePaul (2x), last Billy Garrett Jr. (13-13) vs. St. John s (Jan. 18, 2015) Opponent (11-11) (3x), last D Vauntes Smith-Rivera vs. Georgetown (Feb. 3, 2014) Rebounds DePaul... 23, Stanley Brundy vs. Loyola Marymount (Jan. 14, 1989) Opponent...23 (2x), last Kentrell Gransberry vs. USF (March 3, 2007) Assists DePaul... 17, Imari Sawyer vs. Youngstown State (Nov. 25, 2001) Opponent... 16, Levance Fields vs. Pittsburgh (Feb. 7, 2009) Blocked Shots DePaul... 10, Dallas Comegys vs. Dayton (Feb. 7, 1987) Opponent... 8, Jordan Bachynski vs. Arizona State (Dec. 6, 2013) Steals DePaul... 8 (3x), last Mac Koshwal vs. Rutgers (Feb. 16, 2010) Opponent... 7, Charles White vs. Bradley (Feb. 12, 1992) 201

92 DEPAUL BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE ALLSTATE ARENA YEARLY RESULTS Attendance Season W-L Pct. Total Avg ,275 13, ,028 13, ,981 11, ,545 13, ,031 13, ,937 11, ,590 11, ,947 12, ,343 10, ,766 10, ,143 10, ,485 10, ,847 8, ,115 8, ,449 7, ,943 7, ,980 5, ,806 3, ,717 8, ,957 9, ,562 8, ,720 5, ,433 6, ,615 9, ,606 8, ,560 9, ,264 10, ,927 9, ,878 8, ,760 8, ,531 8, ,023 8, ,020 7, ,924 6, ,304 6, ,449 5,954 Totals ,710,619 9,218 Note: The season includes 8,545 in two sessions of Crush Classic (2-0 record) and 39,040 in three rounds of National Invitation Tournament (3-0 record). The season includes 33,741 in two sessions of the NCAA Tournament (2-0 record). The season includes 12,791 in two sessions of Old Style Classic (2-0 record). The season includes 15,823 in two sessions of the Dodge preseason NIT (2-0 record) and 11,259 in one session of the First Chicago Christmas Classic (0-1 record). The season includes 13,521 in one session of the First Chicago Christmas Classic (1-0 record) and 18,837 in two sessions of the Old Style Classic (0-2 record). The season includes two sessions (17,284) of the National Invitation Tournament. The includes one session of the National Invitation Tournament (4,112). LARGEST ALLSTATE ARENA CROWDS Opponent Date Attendance 1. Cincinnati March 2, , Notre Dame March 11, , Notre Dame Jan. 10, ,623 Notre Dame March 7, , Notre Dame March 8, , Notre Dame March 10, , Marquette March 10, , Marquette March 2, ,499 Houston Jan. 12, ,499 Notre Dame Dec. 8, ,499 Louisville Feb. 26, ,499 St. John s Feb. 4, ,499 Georgetown Dec. 10, ,499 Northwestern March 21, ,499 ALLSTATE ARENA SERIES RECORDS Alabama State Alcorn State American Arizona State Austin Peay Baylor Bowling Green State Bradley Bucknell Butler California California-Santa Barbara California State-Chico Cal Poly Central Michigan Cincinnati Charlotte Chicago State Cleveland State Columbia Connecticut Creighton Davidson Dayton Detroit Drake Duquesne East Carolina Eastern Illinois Eastern Washington Elon Evansville Fairfield Fairleigh Dickinson Florida Atlantic Florida Gulf Coast Florida International Florida State Fordham Furman Gardner-Webb George Washington Georgetown Georgia Tech Gonzaga Hartford Houston Houston Baptist Iona UIC Illinois State Indiana State IUPUI Jackson State Jacksonville Kansas LaSalle Lehigh Lewis Liberty Long Island Louisiana Tech Louisville Loyola-Chicago Loyola Marymount Maine Marquette Maryland-Baltimore County Massachusetts Memphis Miami (Fla.) Milwaukee Minnesota Mississippi Monmouth Morgan State Murray State Niagara Nicholls State North Carolina North Carolina A&T North Carolina State North Carolina-Wilmington Northeastern Illinois Northern Illinois Northern Iowa Northwestern Northwestern State Notre Dame Ohio Ohio State Oklahoma State Old Dominion Oregon State Penn State Pepperdine Pittsburgh Princeton Providence Purdue Rhode Island Rutgers St. Francis (N.Y.) St. John s St. Joseph s Saint Louis St. Mary s (Calif.) St. Thomas (Fla.) San Francisco Santa Clara Seton Hall Southeast Missouri State South Carolina USF Southern Southern Miss Stanford Syracuse TCU Temple Texas Texas-Pan American Texas-San Antonio Texas A&M Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Texas State Toledo Tulane UAB UC Irvine UCLA UNLV Vanderbilt Villanova Wagner Wake Forest Washington Weber State West Virginia Western Carolina Western Illinois Western Kentucky Western Michigan Wisconsin-Green Bay Wright State Xavier Youngstown State

93 HISTORY & RECORDS DEPAUL BASKETBALL SULLIVAN ATHLETICS CENTER & McGRATH-PHILLIPS ARENA The day-to-day home of the DePaul men s basketball program is the Sullivan Athletics Center. The on-campus facility serves as the hub of activity with a basketball practice facility, locker rooms, coaching staff and academic advising offices. DePaul has played 10 games all-time at McGrath-Phillips Arena posting wins over Hofstra in the 2007 NIT and Albany to open the season. The Blue Demons split a pair of on-campus games in with a win over Chicago State and an overtime loss against Ball State. DePaul posted three wins over Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Mississippi Valley State and UT-Pan American in and opened the season in Lincoln Park with a win against UC Riverside. The Blue Demons also started the campaign with a win Grambling State and defeated UIC to open the season. The saw DePaul knock off Western Michigan before falling to Little Rock. Opened in the Spring of 2000, the facility was originally named the DePaul Athletics Center until July 22, 2006, as the facility was renamed the Sullivan Athletics Center to memorialize the achievement of legendary DePaul athletic director and visionary Gene Sullivan. Though his tenure was relatively short, his impact has been long lasting. One of Sullivan s legacies is that of inclusion, providing enhanced opportunities for minority student-athletes and women. Sullivan s vision in the emergence of cable television probably is his greatest legacy at DePaul. As a result of his forwardthinking, nearly a generation grew up watching nation-wide broadcasts of Blue Demon men s basketball, assisting in DePaul University s emergence into the largest Catholic university in the United States. McGrath-Phillips Arena is the heart of the Sullivan Athletics Center. The arena was dedicated in honor of Frank Mc- Grath in 2006, legendary DePaul assistant men s basketball coach and administrator and in 2011 after DePaul benefactor Joni Phillips. The arena is the home to DePaul s women s basketball and volleyball teams and serves as a facility for all of DePaul s programs. McGrath served DePaul for more than three decades, first as an assistant coach to Blue Demon legend Ray Meyer. His legacy was one of hard work, loyalty and dedication. McGrath s role as an assistant athletic director and director of facilities cemented his place in DePaul s history. Prior to working on Meyer s staff, he was an accomplished prep coach at DePaul Academy and Weber High School. Opened in April 2000 on the Lincoln Park campus, the Sullivan Athletics Center features sophisticated training and sports medicine equipment, three full-sized basketball courts and room to plan winning strategies. All of this gives DePaul student-athletes the competitive edge on and off the court. These facilities, combined with the escalating success by all of the Blue Demon teams, tell prospective studentathletes that when they choose DePaul, they commit to excellence. While the facility is going to lead to new and exciting milestones for the Blue Demons, DePaul s tradition is also on display. The history of success is evident as visitors step into the main concourse of the fan-friendly building. Alumni will feel the excitement of past victories as they explore the trophies and awards in the Hall of Fame. The students, faculty, staff, alumni, the Lincoln Park community, the new fans we ll attract, and all who experience this new building will understand DePaul s commitment to excellence. DePaul benefits from the many outstanding features of the Sullivan Athletics Center and McGrath-Phillips Arena: - three multipurpose practice courts - separate viewing balcony for observing games and practice sessions - top-notch training equipment for the exclusive use of student-athletes - large sports medicine area with multiple treatment tables - 2,400 square feet of weight training space - Hall of Fame area with displays for trophies and awards - office space for all coaching and administrative staff - academic support area for studying, tutoring and computer use - wet treatment area with whirlpools and SwimEx aquatic therapy pool, capable of training and rehabilitating athletes 203