OAKLAND GOLDEN GRIZZLIES (8-9, 2-3) VS. WESTERN ILLINOIS LEATHERNECKS (7-5, 2-2)

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1 WESTERN ILLINOIS Athletic Media Services Office 23 Western Hall Macomb, Illinois 6455 (309) Schedule and Results (7-5 OVERALL 2-2 SUMMIT) NOVEMBER 2 at Dayton L, at #7 Michigan L, GREENVILLE COLLEGE W, at North Dakota W, DECEMBER NORTH DAKOTA STATE* W, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* L, EASTERN ILLINOIS W, at Illinois-Chicago L, NORTH DAKOTA W, EUREKA COLLEGE W, at IUPUI* L, JANUARY 3 SOUTH DAKOTA* W, at Oakland* 6 p.m. 7 at IPFW* :30 p.m. 2 ORAL ROBERTS* 7 p.m. 4 SOUTHERN UTAH* 7 p.m. 9 at UMKC* 7:05 p.m. 2 at South Dakota* 7:30 p.m. 24 at Nebraska-Omaha 7 p.m. 28 IUPUI* 7 p.m. FEBRUARY 2 IPFW* 7 p.m. 4 OAKLAND* 7 p.m. 9 at Southern Utah* 8 p.m. at Oral Roberts* 7:05 p.m. 5 UMKC* 7 p.m. 8 at Bracket Buster TBA 23 at South Dakota State* 7 p.m. 25 at North Dakota State* 7:30 p.m. 29 NEBRASKA-OMAHA 7 p.m. MARCH 3-6 Summit League Tournament Sioux Falls, S.D. BOLD CAPS denotes home match * denotes Summit League matches OAKLAND GOLDEN GRIZZLIES (8-9, 2-3) VS. WESTERN ILLINOIS LEATHERNECKS (7-5, 2-2) Thursday, Jan. 5, p.m. (ET) Rochester, Michigan Athletics Center O rena (3,000) All-Time Series: 24-4 (Oakland) Radio: Leatherneck Sports Network (88.3 FM) Radio Talent: Beau Spencer (play-by-play) & Adam Studzinski (color) Live Stats & Video: #22 Ceola Clark III 6-3 Sr. Guard #3 Tommie Tyler 6-3 Sr. Guard #5 Obi Emegano 6-3 Fr. Forward #32 Jack Houpt 6-7 Jr. Forward PROBABLE STARTERS PPG RPG APG FG% FT% MIN G 22 Ceola Clark III (6-3, Sr.) G 3 Tommie Tyler (6-3, Sr.) F 5 Obi Emegano (6-3, Fr.) F 32 Jack Houpt (6-7, Jr.) F 43 Terell Parks (6-7, Jr.) OFF THE BENCH PPG RPG APG FG% FT% MIN G 2 Jalen Packer (6-2, Fr.) G 24 Remy Roberts-Burnett (6-0, Fr.) G 30 Antwan Watson (6-, Sr.) C 33 David Gebru (6-0, So.) F 34 Don McAvoy III (6-6, Jr.) F 45 Jeremy McDonald (6-7, Fr.) Head Coach: Jim Molinari Record at Western: (4th season) Career: (8th Season) Associate Head Coach: Bill Wright (4th Season) Assistant Coach: Wade Hokenson (4th Season) Assistant Coach: Kyle Vogt (st Season) #43 Terell Parks 6-7 Jr. Forward

2 HEAD COACH JIM MOLINARI (4TH SEASON) OVER 30 YEARS OF DIVISION I COACHING EXPERIENCE EDUCATION: DePaul University Illinois Wesleyan Juris Doctor (980) Bachelor s degree (977) Career Record as Head coach (8th year) Record at Western Illinois (4th year) 9 Postseason Tournament Appearances 2 NCAA Tournaments 7 NIT Tournaments Graduated nearly 90 percent of his Student-Athletes Led the 997 USA Basketball men s team to a Gold medal at the World University Games played in Trapani, Italy. Coached First Team All-Summit League selection Ceola Clark (200) MOLINARI YEAR-BY-YEAR Year School Record Postseason 20-2 Western Illinois Western Illinois Western Illinois Western Illinois Minnesota 7-7 (interim) Bradley Bradley 9-2 NIT Bradley Bradley 7-2 NIT Bradley Bradley 7-3 NIT Bradley 22-8 NCAA Bradley 20-0 NIT Bradley 23-8 NIT Bradley Bradley Northern Illinois 25-6 NCAA Northern Illinois 7- Totals (8th season) PRIOR COACHING RESUME: Ball State University Assistant Coach ( ) University of Minnesota Interim Head Coach ( ) Assistant Coach ( ) Bradley University Head Coach ( ) Northern Illinois University Head Coach (989-9) DePaul University Assistant Coach (979-89) Coached Summit League Defensive Player of the Year Ceola Clark (200) Led Bradley to 996 Missouri Valley Conference Title Led Northern Illinois to 99 Mid-Con Conference Title Named Conference Coach of the Year twice Missouri Valley Conference (996) Mid-Continent Conference (99) Named Best Assistant in the Big Ten Conference Street and Smith s (2005) Leathernecks ranked 6th nationally in scoring defense 60. ppg (2009-0) Ranked third in Big Ten Scoring defense ( ) Notable Student-Athletes (future NBA players) recruited by Jim Molinari: Mark Aguirre, Dallas Comegys, Tyrone Corbin, Terry Cummings and Rod Strickland.

3 TEAM COMPARISONS WIU...OU Points Per Game Opp. PPG Scoring Margin FG Percentage Opp. FG Pct FG Pct Opp. 3-FG Pct FT Pct Opp. FT Pct Opp Assists P/G Turnovers P/G Blocks P/G Steals P/G BY THE NUMBERS Home Road Neutral Summit League Summit League Home Summit League Road Scoring 59 or below Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Opponents score 59 or below Opponents score Opponents score Opponents score Opponents score Opponents score Leading at half Trailing at half Tied at half In overtime Leading with 5 minutes left Trailing with 5 minutes left Tied with 5 minutes left ON TAP: The Leatherneck men s basketball squad (7-5, 2-2) will continue league action at Oakland (8-9, 2-3) Thursday evening (Jan. 5) at 6 p.m., then travel to IPFW (8-6, 2-3) on Saturday (Jan. 7) for a :30 p.m. afternoon showing. A LOOK AT OAKLAND: Oakland, a fellow member of the Summit League who advanced to the NCAA Tournament last season after winning the Summit League Tournament, enter s Thursday evenings game with a 8-9 overall mark, and a 2-3 league record...the Golden Grizzlies have lost five straight contests, most recently a decision to Oral Roberts at home... Reggie Hamilton tallied a game-high 28 points and Travis Bader finished with 6 to lead four Oakland players in double figures, but Oral Roberts (2-4, 4-0) shot 69 percent from beyond the arc (-6) and ended the Golden Grizzlies 3-game home court league winning streak, 89-80, on Tuesday night inside the Athletics Center O rena...oakland has four players averaging in the double-figures, but is led by Hamilton who leads the league with 23.2 points per game...hamilton also leads the Golden Grizzlies with 76 assists and 44 steals...in Summit League games this year, Oakland has five players averaging more than 0 points per game...the Golden Grizzlies have been dominate on offense, averaging 77.9 points per game throughout the year, and 80.0 in league contests... However, they have given up 79.8 points per game on the year, and 83.4 in league games. LEADER OF THE GOLDEN GRIZZLIES: The Golden Grizzlies are coached by Greg Kampe (Bowling Green 78)...Kampe is in the midst of his 28th season with Oakland and has a (.585) record at OU. OAKLAND PROBABLE STARTERS PPG RPG APG FG% FT% MIN G #23 Reggie Hamilton (5- Sr.) G #3 Laval Lucas-Perry (6-2 Sr.) G #3 Travis Bader (6-5 So.) F #42 Corey Petros (6- Fr.) C #5 Drew Valentine (6-5 Jr.) THE SERIES: Thursday night s contest is the 29th time the two programs have faced one another... The Golden Grizzlies own a 24-4 mark over the Leathernecks...Oakland has won the previous 0 meetings...last season Western was beat by scores of and WHAT S IN A WIN?: A win would mark the team s,92th victory in program history...a win would mark head coach Jim Molinari s 37th victory at Western, and his 260th career victory...a win would mark Western s fifth-ever against Oakland, and the first in six seasons. TAKING CARE OF THE ROCK: The Leathernecks have committed 0 or less turnovers in five of their last six games this season (5 vs. Eastern Illinois, 6 at UIC, 8 vs. Eureka, 9 at IUPUI, 0 vs. South Dakota)...They had back-to-back games with a total of (five versus Eastern Illinois on Dec. 0th, six against UIC on Dec. 9th)...Last season the Leathernecks played back-to-back games with only turnovers, committing only four on Dec. 8th against Culver Stockton and seven at Eastern Illinois Dec. th. MORE TAKING CARE OF THE ROCK: As a team, Western has averaged just. turnovers per game which ranks 5th in the nation in the NCAA s most recent release. TOP-TEN NATIONALLY: In the NCAA s most recent release, junior forward Terell Parks ranked 8th in the nation in field goal percentage with a 64.4 percentage, the fourth straight week he has ranked in the top-0 nationally...earlier this season in the NCAA s release of stats on Nov. 27th, freshman forward Obi Emegano ranked third nationally with a 74. percentage. MAKING EM COUNT: Junior Terell Parks, freshman guard Remy Roberts-Burnett, and freshman Obi Emegano have been making the most of their shot attempts this season...emegano has taken a team-high shots...parks has made 6 of his 95 attempts for a 64.2 shooting percentage...emegano has made 66 of his attempts for a 59.5 shooting percentage...roberts-burnett has taken 57 shots and made 30 of them for a 52.6 shooting percentage...parks ranks second in the Summit League, Emegano ranks fourth, and Roberts-Burnett ranks 3th. ONLY TEAM IN THE NATION: In the NCAA s most recent release of statistics, two Leathernecks rank in the top-25 (Parks and Emegano)...Western is the only team in the nation to have two players in the top-25. The 20-2 Men s Basketball schedule can be heard throughout the area on the Leatherneck Sports Network: 88.3 FM in Macomb (Flagship) Every game can also be heard on the internet at SWIPIN AND DISHIN : Senior point guard Ceola Clark III has been racking up assists and steals since the beginning of his career at Western...He currently sits second in career steals with 57, and 0th in career assists with 242. STEALS (DIVISION I) Year. 67 Bill Heisler Ceola Clark III 2009-pr Andre Humphrey David Jackson Eric Chinn ASSISTS Year. 506 Dwayne Banks Bradon Creason Bob Smith Ceola Clark III 2009-pr

4 QUICK FACTS Founded Enrollment... 3,33 Nickname... Fighting Leathernecks School Colors... Purple and Gold Conference... The Summit League Arena... Waste Management Court...at Western Hall (5,39) University President... Dr. Jack Thomas Vice President... Dr. Gary BIller Athletics Director... Dr. Tim M. Van Alstine Faculty Athletics Rep... Dr. Tom Cody HEAD COACH...Jim Molinari Alma Mater...Illinois Wesleyan (977) Assistant Coach... Wade Hokenson Assistant Coach...Billy Wright Assistant Coach...Kyle Vogt Assistant Director of Media Services (MBB)... Kyle Bradt Athletic Media Services Phone Bradt s ...ka-bradt2@wiu.edu Secondary MBB SID...Brad Taylor Taylor s ... bc-taylor@wiu.edu Website... Press Row Phone... (309) First Year (20-2 is 08th season) All-Time Record...,9-,059 Summit League Tournament SUMMIT LEAGUE STANDINGS Team Summit...Overall Oral Roberts South Dakota State North Dakota State Western Illinois IUPUI Southern Utah IPFW Oakland UMKC South Dakota *through /3 SUMMIT LEAGUE SCHEDULE Thursday, January 5 South Dakota Southern Utah Western Oakland IPFW North Dakota Oral Roberts Saturday, January 7 Western IPFW Oakland South UMKC South Dakota Oral Roberts North Dakota Southern Utah 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 6 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:30 p.m. SWIPIN AND DISHIN (CONTINUED): In the NCAA s most recent release, senior point guard Ceola Clark III had averaged 4.6 assists per game, which ranks 85th nationally...he has averaged.8 steals per game which ranks 90th nationally...he ranks fourth in The Summit League in both categories. TIME WELL SPENT: Senior point guard Ceola Clark III averages 35.9 minutes per game, more than anyone else in the Summit League. RPI: The NCAA released its first Division I RPI rankings earlier this week and Western is ranked 59th nationally. 6-OF-8 A WIN: In the Leathernecks last eight games they have earned six victories, an accomplishment they had not achieved since the season. ONE-POINT LOSS: The Leathernecks have lost a total of five games this season, two of which were decided by only one point...one of Western s other losses, to Michigan on the road, was decided by only four points. FROM DOWNTOWN: Senior point guard Ceola Clark III has shot 65 three-pointers this season and made 33 of them, connecting on 50.8 percent of them...that percentage ranks second in the Summit League and 3th in the nation...clark averages 3.6 three-point field goals made per game, which ranks first in the league and 38th in the nation. SINGLE-GAMES: On Dec. 0th against Eastern Illinois, Clark tied a Western Illinois single-game record by making six consecutive from beyond the arch...in Western s following game at UIC on Dec. 9th, Clark hit his first four threes of the game, and missed only one, going 4-for-5 from downtown... He then made 4-of-6 the next game against North Dakota on Dec He later drained 5-of-7 from beyond the arch versus South Dakota on Jan. 3. DOUBLE-DOUBLE: Junior forward Terell Parks leads the Leathernecks with four double-doubles this season...parks is the only Leatherneck to have recorded a double-double on the year...after his 4 points and 5 rebounds against NDSU on Dec. st, Parks averaged a double-double for nearly a month...he was one rebound away from a double-double four times and two rebounds away two times... He enters Thursday night s game averaging 2.6 points and 9.4 rebounds per game. DOUBLE-FIGURES: Junior forward Terell Parks, senior guard Ceola Clark III, and freshman forward Obi Emegano have been a force in the scoring department for Western this season...emegano has been the leading scorer in six of Western s games...parks has scored in the double-figures in all but two games this season, while both Clark and Emegano have scored 0 or more in eight of the team s games. TOP-50 AS A TEAM IN THE NATION: In the NCAA s most recent release of stats, the Leathernecks rank in the top-50 of five categories...those include 5th in turnovers per game (.), 36th in scoring defense (59.4), 4st in assist/turnover ratio (.8), 44th in personal fouls per game (6.2), and 48th in turnover margin (2.9). MORE IN THE SUMMIT LEAGUE: In games through Dec. 28th, senior guard Ceola Clark s 6-of-7 (82.7%) of behind the arch on Dec.0th vs. Eastern Illinois is the best single-game percentage in the Summit League...Junior forward Terell Parks two 5-rebound single-game performances (vs. Greenville College on Nov. 22 and vs. NDSU Dec. ) rank second in the league...as a team, Western s 54-rebound performance in their game versus Greenville on Nov. 22 is a Summit League best...their single-game low of five turnovers versus Eastern Illinois on Dec. 0th is a league best. GRABBIN BOARDS: Junior forward Terell Parks has pulled down a team-best 3 rebounds this season (9.4 per game)...34 of them offensive and 79 of them defensive...he has been the top rebounder in 0 of the team s 2 games this season, and pulled down a season-high 5 twice, first on Nov. 22 vs. Greenville, and then on Dec. vs. North Dakota State..Parks ranks in the top-5 of all Summit League rebounding categories: first in overall rebounds (9.4 per game), first in defensive rebounds (6.6 per game) and, fourth in offensive rebounds (2.8 per game). MORE PARKS ON THE GLASS: In the NCAA s most recent release of stats, Parks 9.5 rebounds per game ranks tied for 36th nationally. LEADING THE WAY: Leading the Leathernecks in points per game is freshman forward Obi Emegano, junior forward Terell Parks, and senior guard Ceola Clark III who are averaging 4., 2.6 and 2.5 points per game, respectively...clark owns the most assists on the team with 53 (4.8 per game)...clark has connected on the most three-point shots this season (33)...Parks 9.4 rebounds per game is a team-best...parks also leads the team in field goal percentage, having made 6-of-95 (64.2 percent) from the floor...clark leads the team in three-point field goal percentage (50.8), Tyler leads the team in free throw percentage, having made 34-of-44 (77.3 percent) from the stripe...seniors Clark and Tyler are averaging the most minutes per game having averaged 35.9 and 32.9 minutes, respectively. LAST TIME OUT: The Western Illinois men s basketball squad (7-5, 2-2), who was up at the halftime, outscored South Dakota 39-7 in the second half on its way to a Summit League victory

5 Games as Top Scorer 20-2 Career Ceola Clark III 3 25 Jack Houpt 0 Tommie Tyler 3 Obi Emegano 6 6 Terell Parks 3 3 Games as Top Rebounder 20-2 Career Terell Parks 0 0 Ceola Clark III 6 David Gebru 0 3 Jack Houpt 3 Tommie Tyler 9 20-Point Games 20-2 Career Ceola Clark III Obi Emegano 2 2 Tommie Tyler 0 Double-Digit Scoring 20-2 Career Ceola Clark III 8 38 David Gebru 6 Jack Houpt 2 9 Tommie Tyler 4 5 Obi Emegano 8 8 Terell Parks 0 0 Remy Robert-Burnett Don McAvoy III 2 2 Double-Doubles 20-2 Career Ceola Clark III 0 Terell Parks Rebound Games 20-2 Career Ceola Clark III 0 Terell Parks 4 4 Tuesday night in Macomb. The second half looked like how Western Illinois basketball needs to look, said head coach Jim Molinari. We took care of the ball and took good shots on the offense end. The Leathernecks improve to 7-5 overall on the season and 2-2 in league action, while the Coyotes fall to 5-9 and 0-5 in Summit League games. Freshman forward Obi Emegano led Western in scoring for the sixth time this season, notching 20 points, going 9-of-2 (75%) from the floor, while senior guard Ceola Clark III added 9 points, seven assists, only one turnover, and three steals. Junior forward Terell Parks finished with 0 points, six of which came from dunks, and nine rebounds. I think Ceola (Clark) had a special game again; he really got Terell (Parks) going, said coach Molinari. Obi (Emegano) was consistant, and Tommie (Tyler) was a warrior as usual. Parks nine rebound performance marks the fourth of its kind this season, having missed a double-double by one board each time. South Dakota was led by Charlie Westbrook who finished the game with 8 points, making 8 of his 2 shots from the floor. 50-PLUS REBOUNDS: On November 22, 20, the Leathernecks pulled down 54 rebounds as a team, the most since November 2st of 2006 against IPFW when they had 5...That total is the most of any Summit League team has totaled in a single game this season. INJURY REPORT: Sophomore guard Billy Molinari suffered a season-ending knee injury in Western s second game of the season at Michigan on November 7th...After redshirting his freshman season two years ago, Molinari suffered a season-ending foot injury last season in the team s season-opener EXHIBITION ACTION: The Western Illinois men s basketball squad defeated the Illinois College Blueboys in an exhibition game Wednesday evening (Nov. 9) at Waste Management Court in Western Hall, Three Leathernecks scored double-figures in the game, with senior guard Tommie Tyler posting a team-high 9 points, while also dishing out a team-best five helpers. Freshman guard Remy Roberts-Burnett finished the game with 6 points, while junior forward Terell Parks scored 0 points and finished with a team-high 0 boards. PRESEASON POLL: Western Illinois senior guard Ceola Clark III was tabbed preseason Second Team All-Summit League as announced by the Summit League office on Oct. 3th...As a team, the Leathernecks were picked to finished ninth in the league...oral Roberts (473 points) received 27-of-32 first-place votes and was tabbed as the favorite to win the 20-2 Summit League Men s Basketball Championship...Two-time defending champion Oakland (423 points) received four first-place votes and finished second in the poll...iupui forward Alex Young was the preseason choice for Player of the Year...The 20-2 preseason All-League teams and team rankings were voted on by the head coaches, sports information directors and media members. OTHER PRESEASON HONORS: Western Illinois senior guard Ceola Clark III was also tabbed First Team All-Summit League by Athlon Sports in their 20-2 College Basketball issue... Athlon s Sports also predicted the Leathernecks to finish eighth in the Summit League. MORE RECOGNITION FOR CLARK: ESPN Chicago writer and blogger Scott Powers ranked his Top 30 college basketball players in Illinois earlier this month, and Western Illinois senior guard Ceola Clark III was listed 2th. A FRESH START: Western Illinois took part in its first official practice on October 4th inside of Western Hall...The Leathernecks return five letterwinners, including three starters from last year s 7-23 team that ended its injury-plagued season ninth in the Summit League, and welcome six newcomers to the squad SENIOR CLASS: This season will be the last for two Leatherneck men s basketball players... Guards Ceola Clark III joined the Leatherneck family in 2007 and was redshirted his freshman season, while Tommie Tyler joined the team in Both have already had very successful careers at Western. RETURNERS: This season, senior guard Ceola Clark III returns to the team after playing in only six games a year ago due to injury. Along with Clark, Western will welcome back senior guard Tommie Tyler, junior forward Jack Houpt, sophomore center David Gebru and sophomore guard Billy Molinari. Clark III, Molinari, Tyler and Gebru played a combined 32 games last season due to injuries. NEWCOMERS: This offseason coach Molinari and the Leathernecks were able to land a pair of JUCO All-Americans in Don McAvoy III and Terell Parks, and sign four freshmen in Obi Emegano, Jeremy McDonald, Jalen Packer and Remy Roberts-Burnett. WHAT IS A LEATHERNECK?: Western Illinois holds the distinction of being the only non-military institution to officially have its nickname derived from a branch of the military service. The school began use of the Marine Corps official nickname, The Fighting Leathernecks, in 927 when thenathletic director and head baseball, basketball and football coach Ray Rock Hanson was granted permission by the U.S. Navy, based on his status as a Marine hero, to use the Marine s official seal, bulldog mascot and nickname.

6 BY NUMBER ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown (High School)(JUCO) 3 Tommie Tyler G Sr. Houston, Texas (Langham Creek) 2 Jalen Packer G Fr. Princeton, Ind. (Princeton) 4 Billy Molinari G So. Peoria, Ill. (Peoria Christian) 5 Obi Emegano F Fr. Edmond, Okla. (Memorial) 22 Ceola Clark III G Sr. Gurnee, Ill. (Warren Township) 24 Remy Roberts-Burnett G Fr. Joliet, Ill. (West) 30 Antwan Watson G 6-70 Sr. Chicago Ill. (Harlan) 32 Jack Houpt F Jr. Chesterton, Ind. (Chesterton {Ind.})(South Suburban College) 33 David Gebru C So. Seattle, Wash. (Rainer Beach)(Maine Central Institute) 34 Don McAvoy III F Jr. Chicago, Ill. (Mt. Carmel)(Black Hawk College) 43 Terell Parks F/C Jr. Beloit, Wisc. (Beloit Memorial)(Iowa Central CC) 45 Jeremy McDonald F Fr. Santa Maria, Calif. (Millennium{Ariz.}) BY NAME... No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown (High School)(JUCO) 22 Ceola Clark III G Sr. Gurnee, Ill. (Warren Township) 5 Obi Emegano F Fr. Edmond, Okla. (Memorial) 33 David Gebru C So. Seattle, Wash. (Rainer Beach)(Maine Central Institute) 32 Jack Houpt F Jr. Chesterton, Ind. (Chesterton {Ind.})(South Suburban College) 34 Don McAvoy III F Jr. Chicago, Ill. (Mt. Carmel)(Black Hawk College) 45 Jeremy McDonald F Fr. Santa Maria, Calif. (Millennium{Ariz.}) 4 Billy Molinari G So. Peoria, Ill. (Peoria Christian) 2 Jalen Packer G Fr. Princeton, Ind. (Princeton) 43 Terell Parks F/C Jr. Beloit, Wisc. (Beloit Memorial)(Iowa Central CC) 24 Remy Roberts-Burnett G Fr. Joliet, Ill. (West) 3 Tommie Tyler G Sr. Houston, Texas (Langham Creek) 30 Antwan Watson G 6-70 Sr. Chicago Ill. (Harlan) BY YEAR... No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown (High School)(JUCO) 22 Ceola Clark III G Sr. Gurnee, Ill. (Warren Township) 3 Tommie Tyler G Sr. Houston, Texas (Langham Creek) 30 Antwan Watson G 6-70 Sr. Chicago Ill. (Harlan) 32 Jack Houpt F Jr. Chesterton, Ind. (Chesterton {Ind.})(South Suburban College) 34 Don McAvoy III F Jr. Chicago, Ill. (Mt. Carmel)(Black Hawk College) 43 Terell Parks F/C Jr. Beloit, Wisc. (Beloit Memorial)(Iowa Central CC) 2 Jalen Packer G Fr. Princeton, Ind. (Princeton) 33 David Gebru C So. Seattle, Wash. (Rainer Beach)(Maine Central Institute) 4 Billy Molinari G So. Peoria, Ill. (Peoria Christian) 5 Obi Emegano F Fr. Edmond, Okla. (Memorial) 24 Remy Roberts-Burnett G Fr. Joliet, Ill. (West) 45 Jeremy McDonald F Fr. Santa Maria, Calif. (Millennium{Ariz.}) COACHING STAFF: Head Coach: Jim Molinari, 4th Season Associate Head Coach: Billy Wright (4thSeason) Assistant Coaches: Wade Hokenson (4th Season) Kyle Vogt (st Season) Director of Operations: Micah Lavender Managers: Doug Eisenman, Mark Molinari PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: Ceola Clark see-oh-la David Gebru guh-brew Wade Hokenson HO-KIN-sun Jack Houpt HOW-P Molinari MUH-lynn-AIR-ee Don McAvoy mac-ah-voy Obi Emegano Em-EGG-eno

7 20-2 MEN S BASKETBALL NOTES TV/RADIO ROSTER #3 Tommie Tyler 6-3 Sr. Guard #2 Jalen Packer 6-2 Fr. Guard #4 Billy Molinari 6-2 So. Guard #5 Obi Emegano 6-3 Fr. Guard #22 Ceola Clark III 6-3 Sr. Guard #24 Remy Roberts-Burnett 6-0 Fr. Guard #32 Jack Houpt 6-7 Jr. Forward #33 David Gebru 6-0 So. Center #34 Don McAvoy III 6-6 Jr. Forward #43 Terell Parks 6-7 Jr. Forward #45 Jeremy McDonald 6-7 Fr. Forward Head Coach Jim Molinari

8 #3 TOMMIE TYLER (SR/G) 20-2 MEN S BASKETBALL NOTES PLAYER SEASON AND CAREER NUMBERS 20-2 SEASON HIGHS... CAREER HIGHS Points 6 at IUPUI (2/30/)...22 vs. Greenville College (/28/09) Field Goals 5 at IUPUI (2/30/)...7 vs. Greenville College (/28/09) 3-point FG on two occasions... 2 at Oral Roberts (2//0) FT Made 7 at Dayton (/2/)... 7 twice (last - at Dayton [/2/]) 6 on two occasions... 7 vs. Prairie View A&M (/24/0) Assists 7 vs NDSU (2//)...7 vs NDSU (2//) Blocks vs. Eureka (2/27/)... 2 vs. North Dakota State (2/5/09) Steals on five occasions... 2 on five occasions TOTALS #2 JALEN PACKER (FR/G) 20-2 SEASON HIGHS...CAREER HIGHS Points 6 vs Greenville (/22/)...6 vs Greenville (/22/) Field Goals 2 vs Greenville (/22/)...2 vs Greenville (/22/) 3-point FG none... none FT Made 2 on two occasions...2 on two occasions 2 on two occasions...2 on two occasions Assists 3 on three occasions... 3 on three occasions Blocks none... none Steals vs. North Dakota (2/22/)... vs. North Dakota (2/22/) TOTALS #4 BILLY MOLINARI (SO/G) 20-2 SEASON HIGHS... CAREER HIGHS Points 3 vs. Michigan (/7/)...3 vs. Michigan (/7/) Field Goals none...none 3-point FG at Michigan (/7/)... at Michigan (/7/) FT Made none...2 vs. St. Francis (/2/0) 2 at Michigan (/7/)...2 at Michigan (/7/) Assists at Dayton (/2/)... at Dayton (/2/) Blocks none...none Steals none...none TOTALS

9 #5 OBI EMEGANO (FR/F) 20-2 MEN S BASKETBALL NOTES PLAYER SEASON AND CAREER NUMBERS 20-2 SEASON HIGHS...CAREER HIGHS Points 25 vs Eureka (2/27/) vs Eureka (2/27/) Field Goals 0 vs Eureka (2/27/)...9 vs Greenville (/22/) 3-point FG none... none FT Made 7 at Dayton (/2/)...7 at Dayton (/2/) 7 vs Greenville (/22/)...7 vs Greenville (/22/) Assists 2 at Michigan (/7/)...2 at Michigan (/7/) Blocks vs Eureka (2/27/)... vs Eureka (2/27/) Steals 2 vs Eureka (2/27/)... 2 vs Eureka (2/27/) TOTALS #22 CEOLA CLARK III (SR/G) 20-2 SEASON HIGHS... CAREER HIGHS Points 2 at Michigan (/7/)...27 vs. IPFW (2/2/09) Field Goals 7 vs. South Dakota (/3/)... 0 at Oral Roberts (2//0) 3-point FG 6 vs. Eastern Illinois (2/0/)... 6 on three occasions FT Made 5 at Michigan (/7/)... at Central Arkansas (/2/09) 9 vs SDSU (2/3/)... vs. Central Arkansas (2/22/09) Assists 9 at North Dakota (/26/)...0 vs. St. Francis (/2/0) Blocks at IUPUI (2/30/)... on nine occasions Steals 4 vs Eureka (2/27/)...4 vs Eureka (2/27/) Season GP-GS MP FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct.... FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF Asst. TO Bl. St. TP Avg TOTALS #24 REMY ROBERT-BURNETT (FR/G) 20-2 SEASON HIGHS... CAREER HIGHS Points 6 vs. SDSU (2/3/)...6 vs. SDSU (2/3/) Field Goals 8 vs. SDSU (2/3/)...8 vs. SDSU (2/3/) 3-point FG none...none FT Made none...none 4 at UIC (2/9/)... 4 at UIC (2/9/) Assists 3 on three occasions... 3 on three occasions Blocks vs. North Dakota (2/22/)... vs. North Dakota (2/22/) Steals on six occasions... on five occasions TOTALS

10 PLAYER SEASON AND CAREER NUMBERS #30 ANTWAN WATSON (SR/G) 20-2 SEASON HIGHS...CAREER HIGHS Points none... none Field Goals none... none 3-point FG none... none FT Made none... none none... none Assists none... none Blocks none... none Steals vs. Eureka (2/27/)... vs. Eureka (2/27/) TOTALS #32 JACK HOUPT (JR/F) 20-2 SEASON HIGHS...CAREER HIGHS Points vs NDSU (2//)...6 vs. Prairie View A&M (/24/0) Field Goals 4 vs Eureka (2/27/)...7 vs. Culver-Stockton (2/8/0) 3-point FG 3 on two occasions...5 vs. Prairie View A&M (/24/0) FT Made 2 vs NDSU (2//)...4 on two occasions 5 at Michigan (/7/)... 7 at Wyoming (/20/0) Assists 5 vs Eastern Illinois (2/0/)...6 vs. UMKC (2/7/) Blocks 2 on three occasions...2 on five occasions Steals 2 on two occasions...2 on two occasions TOTALS #33 DAVID GEBRU (SO/C) 20-2 SEASON HIGHS...CAREER HIGHS Points 0 vs Greenville (/22/)...3 on two occasions Field Goals 5 vs Greenville (/22/)... 5 on four occasions FT Made 3 vs SDSU (2/3/)...5 vs. Centenary (2/4/0) 7 vs Greenville (/22/)...8 vs. Culver-Stockton (2/9/09) Assists on three occasions... 3 vs. Greenville College (/28/09) Blocks 2 vs Greenville (/22/)...2 on seven occasions Steals vs NDSU (2//)... on occasions TOTALS

11 PLAYER SEASON AND CAREER NUMBERS #34 DON MCAVOY (JR/F) 20-2 SEASON HIGHS...CAREER HIGHS Points 4 vs Eureka (2/27/)... 4 vs Eureka (2/27/) Field Goals 4 vs. North Dakota (2/22/)... 4 vs. North Dakota (2/22/) 3-point FG 3 vs. North Dakota (2/22/)... 3 vs. North Dakota (2/22/) FT Made 5 vs Eureka (2/27/)... 5 vs Eureka (2/27/) 5 vs Greenville (/22/)...5 vs Greenville (/22/) Assists on four occasions... on four occasions Blocks vs Greenville (/22/)... vs Greenville (/22/) Steals 2 vs. North Dakota (2/22/)... 2 vs. North Dakota (2/22/) TOTALS #43 TERELL PARKS (JR/F) 20-2 SEASON HIGHS...CAREER HIGHS Points 9 on two occasions...9 on two occasions Field Goals 8 at IUPUI (2/30/)...8 at IUPUI (2/30/) FT Made 5 on two occasions...5 on two occasions 5 on two occasions...5 on two occasions Assists 4 vs Eureka (2/27/)... 4 vs Eureka (2/27/) Blocks 3 on two occasions...3 on two occasions Steals 4 vs NDSU (2//)... 4 vs NDSU (2//) TOTALS #45 JEREMY MCDONALD (FR/F) 20-2 SEASON HIGHS...CAREER HIGHS Points 4 vs. South Dakota (/3/)...4 vs. South Dakota (/3/) Field Goals vs. South Dakota (/3/)... vs. South Dakota (/3/) 3-point FG none... none FT Made 2 on two occasions... 2 vs Eureka (2/27/) 3 vs Eureka (2/27/)... 3 vs Eureka (2/27/) Assists vs. South Dakota (/3/)... vs. South Dakota (/3/) Blocks none... none Steals vs. South Dakota (/3/)... vs. South Dakota (/3/) TOTALS

12 20-2 OVERALL STATISTICS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 5 Emegano, Obi Parks, Terell Clark, Ceola Tyler, Tommie Houpt, Jack Roberts-Burnett, Rem McAvoy, Don Gebru, David Packer, Jalen McDonald, Jeremy Molinari, Billy Watson, Antwan Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS WIU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. /2/ at Dayton L /7/ at Michigan L /22/ GREENVILLE COLLEGE W /26/ at North Dakota W * 2// NORTH DAKOTA STATE W * 2/3/ SOUTH DAKOTA STATE L /0/ EASTERN ILLINOIS W /9/ at UIC Flames L /22/ NORTH DAKOTA W /27/ EUREKA COLLEGE W * 2/30/ at IUPUI L * /3/2 SOUTH DAKOTA W * - Conference game Score by Periods st 2nd Totals Western Illinois Opponents

13 20-2 OVERALL STATISTICS (CONFERENCE) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 5 Emegano, Obi Parks, Terell Clark, Ceola Houpt, Jack Roberts-Burnett, Rem Tyler, Tommie McAvoy, Don McDonald, Jeremy Gebru, David Packer, Jalen Watson, Antwan Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS WIU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS 54 5 Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio.3.0 STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS 3 7 Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. * 2// NORTH DAKOTA STATE W * 2/3/ SOUTH DAKOTA STATE L * 2/30/ at IUPUI L * /3/2 SOUTH DAKOTA W * - Conference game Score by Periods st 2nd Totals Western Illinois Opponents

14 20-2 POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS Opponent Date Score TYLER,TOMM PACKER,JAL MOLINARI,B EMEGANO,OB CLARK,CEOL ROBERTS-BU WATSON,ANT at Dayton /2/ L DNP 4-3- DNP at Michigan /7/ L 7-- DNP DNP GREENVILLE COLLEGE /22/ W DNP DNP at North Dakota /26/ W DNP DNP DNP NORTH DAKOTA STATE 2// 55-5 W DNP DNP DNP SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2/3/ L DNP DNP DNP EASTERN ILLINOIS 2/0/ W DNP DNP at UIC Flames 2/9/ L DNP DNP DNP NORTH DAKOTA 2/22/ W DNP EUREKA COLLEGE 2/27/ W DNP DNP at IUPUI 2/30/ L DNP DNP SOUTH DAKOTA /3/ W DNP DNP Opponent Date Score HOUPT,JACK GEBRU,DAVI MCAVOY,DON PARKS,TERE MCDONALD,J at Dayton /2/ L at Michigan /7/ L DNP GREENVILLE COLLEGE /22/ W DNP at North Dakota /26/ W DNP NORTH DAKOTA STATE 2// 55-5 W DNP SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2/3/ L DNP EASTERN ILLINOIS 2/0/ W at UIC Flames 2/9/ L DNP NORTH DAKOTA 2/22/ W EUREKA COLLEGE 2/27/ W at IUPUI 2/30/ L SOUTH DAKOTA /3/ W

15 20-2 TEAM GAME-BY-GAME Total 3-Pointers Free throws Opponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avg at Dayton /2/ L at Michigan /7/ L GREENVILLE COLLEGE /22/ W at North Dakota /26/ W NORTH DAKOTA STATE 2// 55-5 W SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2/3/ L EASTERN ILLINOIS 2/0/ W at UIC Flames 2/9/ L NORTH DAKOTA 2/22/ W EUREKA COLLEGE 2/27/ W at IUPUI 2/30/ L SOUTH DAKOTA /3/ W Western Illinois Opponents Games played: 2 Points/game: 64.9 FG Pct: FG Pct: 35.7 FT Pct: 68.7 /game: 32.8 Assists/game: 3.6 Turnovers/game:.0 Assist/turnover ratio:.2 Steals/game: 6.2 Blocks/game: OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME Total 3-Pointers Free throws Opponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avg at Dayton /2/ L at Michigan /7/ L GREENVILLE COLLEGE /22/ W at North Dakota /26/ W NORTH DAKOTA STATE 2// 55-5 W SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 2/3/ L EASTERN ILLINOIS 2/0/ W at UIC Flames 2/9/ L NORTH DAKOTA 2/22/ W EUREKA COLLEGE 2/27/ W at IUPUI 2/30/ L SOUTH DAKOTA /3/ W Opponents Western Illinois Games played: 2 Points/game: 58. FG Pct: 4. 3FG Pct: 33.8 FT Pct: 67.4 /game: 3.6 Assists/game: 2.7 Turnovers/game: 4.0 Assist/turnover ratio: 0.9 Steals/game: 5.0 Blocks/game: 2.4

16 THE LAST TIME WESTERN ILLINOIS... Played 40 minutes (regulation game) Matt Lander at Oral Roberts (2/26/) Scored 30-plus Points 32 - David Jackson vs. IPFW (/2/06) Made 5 or more 3-Point Field Goals 6 - Ceola Clark III vs. Eastern Illinois (2/0/) 5 - Ceola Clark III vs. South Dakota (/3/2) Made 0 or more Free Throws 2 - Matt Lander at Oral Roberts (2/26/) Recorded 0 or more - Terell Parks vs. North Dakota (2/22/) Recorded 0 or more Assists 0 - Ceola Clark III vs. St. Francis (/2/0) Recorded 5 or more Blocks 7 - James Granstra vs. Savannah State (/4/0) Recorded 6 or more Steals 6 - Ceola Clark III vs. Centenary (/4/0) Had 5 Players Score in Double-Figures vs. South Dakota State (2/5/09) Scored 00-plus Points 0 - vs. Harris-Stowe (/8/05) Opponent Scored 00-plus Points 02 - at Indiana (/26/05) Recorded 0 or more 3-Point Field Goals - vs. South Dakota (/3/2) Recorded 50 or more 54 - vs. Greenville (/22/) Combined for 200-plus Points vs. Youngstown State (/25/0), Western wins 2-6 in 3OT Combined for 00 or fewer Points 98 - vs. Savannah State (3//), Savannah State wins 5-47 Committed 0 or fewer Turnovers 5 - vs. Eastern Illinois (2/0/) 6 - at UIC (2/9/) 8 - vs. Eureka (2/27/) Recorded 8 or more Blocks 9 - vs. Savannah State (/4/0) Recorded 5 or more Steals 5 - vs. Culver-Stockton (2/9/09) Did not make a 3-Point Field Goal in a Game at Wisconsin-Green Bay TEAM WESTERN ILLINOIS IN THE SUMMIT LEAGUE (/4): SCORING OFFENSE. South Dakota State Western Illinois SCORING DEFENSE. Western Illinois SCORING MARGIN. North Dakota State Western Illinois FREE THROW PERCENTAGE. IUPUI Western Illinois FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE. North Dakota State Western Illinois FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE. North Dakota State Western Illinois POINT FG PERCENTAGE. South Dakota State Western Illinois POINT FG PERCENTAGE DEFENSE. North Dakota State Western Illinois REBOUNDING OFFENSE. North Dakota State Western Illinois REBOUNDING DEFENSE Southern Utah Western Illinois REBOUNDING MARGIN. Southern Utah Western Illinois BLOCKED SHOTS. South Dakota Western Illinois ASSISTS. Southern Utah Western Illinois STEALS. Oakland Western Illinois TURNOVER MARGIN. Western Illinois ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO. Western Illinois....2 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS. IUPUI Western Illinois DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS. North Dakota State Western Illinois DEFENSIVE REBOUND PERCENTAGE. Western Illinois OFFENSIVE REBOUND PERCENTAGE. Southern Utah Western Illinois POINT FIELD GOALS MADE. South Dakota State Western Illinois INDIVIDUAL SCORING. Reggie Hamilton (Oakland) Obi Emegano (Western Illinois) Terell Parks (Western Illinois) Ceola Clark (Western Illinois) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE. Marshall Bjorklund (NDSU) Terell Parks (Western Illinois) Obi Emegano (Western Illinois) Remy Robets-Burnett (Western Illinois) REBOUNDING. Terell Parks (Western Illinois) ASSISTS. Nate Wolters (SDSU) Ceola Clark (Western Illinois) Tommie Tyler (Western Illinois) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE. Reggie Hamilton (OU) Tommie Tyler (Western Illinois) STEALS. Reggie Hamilton (Oakland) Ceola Clark (Western Illinois)....9 T0. Terell Parks (Western Illinois) POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE. Brayden Carlson (SDSU) Ceola Clark (Western Illinois) POINT FIELD GOALS MADE T. Ceola Clark (Western Illinois) Jack Houpt (Western Illinois)....3 BLOCKED SHOTS. Ricardo Andreotti (SD) Terell Parks (Western Illinois).... T0. Jack Houpt (Western Illinois) ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO. Nate Wolters (SDSU) Ceola Clark (Western Illinois) OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS. Cory Petros (Oral Roberts) Terell Parks (Western Illinois) DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS. Terell Parks (Western Illinois) MINUTES PLAYED. Ceola Clark (Western Illinois)

17 20-2 RESULTS AND GAME-HIGHS Western Opponent Western Opponent Western Date Game Results High Scorer High Scorer High Rebounder High Rebounder Assists /2 at Dayton L, Emegano/Tyler (5) Josh Benson (2) Terell Parks (8) Chris Johnson (0) Tommie Tyler (2) /7 at #7 Michigan L, Ceola Clark III (2) Tim Hardaway Jr (6) Parks/Houpt (5) Jordan Morgan (5) Ceola Clark III (4) /22 GREENVILLE COLLEGE W, Obi Emegano (9) Alex Mumphard (9) Terell Parks (5) Brown/Martin (5) Ceola Clark III (6) /26 at North Dakota W, Terell Parks (7) Jamal Webb (22) Terell Parks () Jamal Webb (9) Ceola Clark III (9) 2/ NORTH DAKOTA STATE* W, 55-5 Obi Emegano (5) Law. Alexander (6) Terell Parks (5) TrayVonn Wright (5) Tommie Tyler (7) 2/3 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* L, Obi Emegano (7) Nate Wolters (7) Ceola Clark III (9) Callahan/Wolters (5) Ceola Clark III (7) 2/0 EASTERN ILLINOIS W, Terell Parks (9) Jeremy Granger (8) Terell Parks (9) Alfonzo McKinnie (5) Tyler/Houpt (5) 2/9 at Illinois-Chicago 7:30 p.m. Ceola Clark III (7) Daniel Barnes (22) Terell Parks (9) Hayden Humes (9) Ceola Clark III (4) 2/22 NORTH DAKOTA 7 p.m. Ceola Clark III (5) Aaron Anderson () Terell Parks () Mitch Wilmer (7) Ceola Clark (4) 2/27 EUREKA COLLEGE 7:30 p.m. Obi Emegano (25) Fritsch/Nailor () Tommie Tyler (6) Dustin Fritsch () Tommie Tyler (5) 2/30 at IUPUI* 6 p.m. Terell Parks (9) Stephen Thomas (8) Terell Parks (9) Alex Young (7) Ceola Clark III (4) /3 SOUTH DAKOTA* 7 p.m. Obi Emegano (20) Charlie Westbrook (8) Terell Parks (9) Charlie Westbrook (6) Ceola Clark III (7) /5 at Oakland* 6 p.m. /7 at IPFW* :30 p.m. /2 ORAL ROBERTS* 7 p.m. /4 SOUTHERN UTAH* 7 p.m. /9 at UMKC* 7:05 p.m. /2 at South Dakota* 7:30 p.m. /24 at Nebraska-Omaha 7 p.m. /28 IUPUI* 7 p.m. 2/2 IPFW* 7 p.m. 2/4 OAKLAND* 7 p.m. 2/9 at Southern Utah* 8 p.m. 2/ at Oral Roberts* 7:05 p.m. 2/5 UMKC* 7 p.m. 2/8 at Bracket Buster TBA 2/23 at South Dakota State* 7 p.m. 2/25 at North Dakota State* 7:30 p.m. 2/29 NEBRASKA-OMAHA 7 p.m. MARCH 3-6 Summit League Tournament Sioux Falls, S.D. BOLD CAPS denotes home match * denotes Summit League matches All times are central 20-2 STARTERS Date Opponent Guard Guard Guard/Forward Forward Center /2 at Dayton Roberts-Burnett Tyler Emegano Houpt Parks /7 at Michigan Clark III Roberts-Burnett Molinari Houpt Parks /22 GREENVILLE COLLEGE Clark III Tyler Emegano Houpt Parks /26 at North Dakota Clark III Tyler Emegano Houpt Parks 2/ NORTH DAKOTA STATE* Clark III Tyler Emegano Houpt Parks 2/3 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* Clark III Tyler Emegano Houpt Parks 2/0 EASTERN ILLINOIS Clark III Tyler Emegano Houpt Parks 2/9 at Illinois-Chicago Clark III Tyler Emegano Houpt Parks 2/22 NORTH DAKOTA Clark III Tyler Emegano Houpt Parks 2/27 EUREKA COLLEGE Clark III Tyler Emegano Houpt Parks 2/30 at IUPUI* Packer Clark III Emegano Houpt Parks /3 SOUTH DAKOTA* Clark III Tyler Emegano McDonald Parks /5 at Oakland* /7 at IPFW* /2 ORAL ROBERTS* /4 SOUTHERN UTAH* /9 at UMKC* /2 at South Dakota* /24 at Nebraska-Omaha /28 IUPUI* 2/2 IPFW* 2/4 OAKLAND* 2/9 at Southern Utah* 2/ at Oral Roberts* 2/5 UMKC* 2/8 at Bracket Buster 2/23 at South Dakota State* 2/25 at North Dakota State* 2/29 NEBRASKA-OMAHA