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1 b e n g a l m e n s b a s k e t b a l l Roster & Players Rosters...Page 22 How They Were Built...Page 23 Player Biographies...Page

2 Roster i d a h o s t a t e u n i v e r s i t y Numerical Roster No Name Pos Ht Wt Cl Ex Hometown (School) 1 Amorrow Morgan G So 1VL Memphis, TN (Patterson Prep/Cordova HS) 4 Logan Kinghorn G-F Sr 3VL-RS Rigby, ID (Rigby HS) 5 Steve Anderson F Fr HS Caldwell, ID (Vallivue HS) 10 Scooter Maye G Jr JC San Diego, CA (L.A. Trade Tech/Hoover HS) 14 Lucas Steijn C Jr JC Muiderberg, The Netherlands (John A. Logan JC/Indiana/Notre Dame Academy) 20 Donnie Carson G So 1VL Detroit, MI (Livonia Clarenceville HS) 21 Demetrius Monroe F/C So 1VL San Diego, CA (Cathedral HS) 23 Austin Kilpatrick G So 1VL Puyallup, WA (Puyallup HS) 25 Chron Tatum F So JC Atlanta, GA (Riverside CC/Orborne HS) 31 Matt Stucki G Jr 2VL Pocatello, ID (Century HS) 32 Cory O Brien G Sr 1VL Burlington, IA (Southeastern Iowa CC/Burlington HS) 54 Tom Taylor C Fr RS Nampa, ID (Skyview HS) Alphabetical Roster No Name Pos Ht Wt Cl Ex Hometown (School) 5 Steve Anderson F Fr HS Caldwell, ID (Vallivue HS) 20 Donnie Carson G So 1VL Detroit, MI (Livonia Clarenceville HS) 23 Austin Kilpatrick G So 1VL Puyallup, WA (Puyallup HS) 4 Logan Kinghorn G-F Sr 3VL-RS Rigby, ID (Rigby HS) 10 Scooter Maye G Jr JC San Diego, CA (L.A. Trade Tech/Hoover HS) 21 Demetrius Monroe F/C So 1VL San Diego, CA (Cathedral HS) 1 Amorrow Morgan G So 1VL Memphis, TN (Patterson Prep/Cordova HS) 32 Cory O Brien G Sr 1VL Burlington, IA (Southeastern Iowa CC/Burlington HS) 14 Lucas Steijn C Jr JC Muiderberg, The Netherlands (John A. Logan JC/Indiana/Notre Dame Academy) 31 Matt Stucki G Jr 2VL Pocatello, ID (Century HS) 25 Chron Tatum F So JC Atlanta, GA (Riverside CC/Orborne HS) 54 Tom Taylor C Fr RS Nampa, ID (Skyview HS) Head Coach: Joe O Brien, (Monmouth, 1977, 2nd year) Associate Coaches: Steve Swanson Assistant Coaches: Geoff Alexander, Mike Brown Director of Basketball Operations: Cody VanFleet Athletic Director: Paul A. Bubb Basketball Trainer: Tom Brock Associate Athletic Director & Senior Woman Administrator: Nancy Graziano Assistant Athletic Director for Media Relations: Frank Mercogliano BENGALS BY STATE Idaho (4): Steve Anderson, Logan Kinghorn, Matt Stucki, Tom Taylor California (2): Scooter Maye, Demetrius Monroe Georgia (1): Chron Tatum Iowa (1): Cory O Brien Michigan (1): Donnie Carson The Netherlands (1): Lucas Steijn Tennessee (1): Amorrow Morgan Washington (1): Austin Kilpatrick BENGALS BY CLASS Seniors (2): Logan Kinghorn, Cory O Brien Juniors (3): Scooter Maye, Lucas Steijn, Matt Stucki, Sophomores (6): Donnie Carson, Austin Kilpatrick, Demetrius Monroe, Amorrow Morgan, Chron Tatum, Tom Taylor Freshmen (1): Steve Anderson PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Lucas Steijn: STINE Matt Stucki: STOO key Chron Tatum: KRON Frank Mercogliano: mer-cog-lee-ah-no 22

3 b e n g a l m e n s b a s k e t b a l l The Bengals by State/Country Roster Breakdown How the Bengals are Built Letterwinners Returning (7) # Player Letters 1 Amorrow Morgan 1VL 4 Logan Kinghorn 3VL 20 Donnie Carson 1VL 21 Demetrius Monroe 1VL 23 Austin Kilpatrick 1VL 31 Matt Stucki 2VL 32 Cory O Brien 1VL Redshirts from (1) # Player Last School 54 Tom Taylor Skyview HS Starters Returning (2) # Player Starts 4 Logan Kinghorn Matt Stucki 24 Starters Lost (3) # Player Starts 3 Akbar Abdul-Ahad David Schroeder John Ofoegbu 19 Bengals By Height 6-11 Tom Taylor 6-10 Lucas Steijn 6-8 Demetrius Monroe Chron Tatum 6-7 Steve Anderson 6-6 Austin Kilpatrick 6-5 Logan Kinghorn Amorrow Morgan Matt Stucki 6-4 Cory O Brien 6-2 Donnie Carson 5-11 Scooter Maye JUCO Transfers (4) # Player School 10 Scooter Maye L.A. Trade Tech 14 Lucas Steijn John A. Logan 32 Cory O Brien Southeastern Iowa 40 Chron Tatum Riverside High School (8) # Player School 1 Amorrow Morgan Patterson Prep 4 Logan Kinghorn Rigby 5 Steve Anderson Vallivue 20 Donnie Carson Livonia Clarenceville 23 Austin Kilpatrick Puyallup 31 Matt Stucki Century 21 Demetrius Monroe Cathedral 54 Tom Taylor Skyview 23

4 MEET THE BENGALS i d a h o s t a t e u n i v e r s i t y Logan Kinghorn 6-5 * 215 * Sr. * 3VL-RS Guard-Forward Rigby, Idaho Rigby HS performance from the line... added 19 points the next game against Sacramento State, hitting his first eight shots of the game... had a third-straight doubledigit scoring game with 11 at Northern Colorado... scored 14 points at Eastern Washington and 17 at Portland State in a season-ending road swing... shot.710 from the line for the year, but was off the charts, but was 28-of-31 over the final 10 games of the season (.904)... shot just.455 (10-for-22) from the line over the first 10 games, but finished the season shooting at an.830 clip (39-for-47) Followed up his freshman campaign with another solid season... was fifth on the team in scoring at 6.8 points per game... started 25 of 27 games... earned his first start of the season in the second game, netting 11 points, one of #4 eight double-figure scoring games on the season... had a big game in a win over rival Boise State, scoring a season-high 16 points... added 11 in a win over North Dakota State the next game, including a career-best 9-of-10 from the line... had double-figures for a third straight game with 10 points at Idaho... scored 11 points in three games in a four game stretch; vs. Arkansas-Little Rock, at Montana, and against Sacramento State... against Sacramento State he was 4-for-5 from the field... had a fantastic game against Weber State, dishing out five assists and grabbing a career-best nine rebound... scored a season-high tying 16 points against Montana State, and seemed poised for another late-season scoring flourish, but he suffered a concussion against Montana, which affected his output for the rest of the season, despite no missed games... finished the season averaging 6.2 points in conference games Came on strong to earn Big Sky Freshman of the Year honors after averaging 11.2 points and 4.0 rebounds per game... those numbers bumped up to 13.0 points and 4.4 rebounds per game in conference play... ended up starting 17 games, finishing third on the team in scoring, rebounding, and steals, and fourth in assists... got his career off to a quiet start with just seven points in his first three games... poured in 18 points on 8-of-11 shooting against Montana Tech... bounced back five nights later with a perfect night against Portland, going 5-for-5 from the field and 3-for-3 from the three-point line for 15 points... played a season-high 42 minutes in an overtime game with Southern Utah, scoring 17 points with seven boards... hit just one field goal, a halftime buzzer beater against Florida Atlantic, but was 9-for-10 on free throws in the win... hit a midseason slump, as he didn t score in double-figures for six straight games... bounced back from a one-point showing at Sacramento State with a 27-point outburst at Northern Arizona, starting a hot streak that would continue for the rest of the season... hit a career-best 10-of-11 free throws against the Lumberjacks... scored 15 against Eastern Washington, and then followed that up with 22 in a hard fought win over conference leader Portland State... grabbed a career-high eight rebounds in that contest as well... had eight, nine, and eight over his next three games... had a career-night against Montana, scoring 34 points on 13-of-24 shooting, adding two highlight-reel dunks to go with three three-pointers, five rebounds, and two steals... earned Big Sky Player of the Week honors for his efforts... scored 10 in a home win over Northern Arizona #4 Logan Kinghorn---Career Bests Points: 34 at Montana (2-5-05) Rebounds: 10 at Northern Arizona ( ) 10 vs. Carroll ( ) Assists: 7 vs. Portland State ( ) Blocks: 1, 11 times, last vs. Portland State ( ) Steals: 5 at Northern Arizona ( ) FGM: 13 (of 24) at Montana (2-5-05) FG%: (5 of 5) vs. Portland ( ) 3GM: 3 (of 4) at Montana (2-5-05) 3 (of 3) vs. Portland ( ) 3G%: (3 of 3) Portland ( ) FTM: 10 (of 11) at Northern Arizona ( ) FT%: (8 of 8) vs. Northern Arizona (2-1-07) Enters the season as the only four-year member of the squad Had another strong season with 22 starts, playing in all 30 games... played the first part of the season with a clear mask as a result of a broken nose suffered in practice... finished fifth on the team in scoring with a 7.8 average, and he pushed that up to 8.4 points in conference play... was ISU s third leading rebounder... his.520 field goal percentage was second on the team, and he shot.544 in conference play... had his best game of the season scoring-wise with a 21-point effort against Idaho on 8-of-10 shooting... recorded his first career double-double, that coming against Carroll College with a 13-point, 10-rebound night... also tied his career-high of 10 rebounds against Northern Arizona... finished the season with six double-figure scoring games in the 12 after having just three in the first 18 of the season... got started on that tear with a 16-point night at Montana State...had 18 points at home vs. Northern Arizona, including a career-best 8-of-8... had 21 points, including the tying basket in the final 10 seconds, in an eventual two-point loss to Sacramento State... scored 10 at Portland before ending the season with a 14-point effort against Weber State in Ogden Redshirted... High School... Kinghorn graduated from Rigby in 2001 and then served an LDS Mission to Romania... Kinghorn averaged 20 points per game as a senior and broke the Rigby High record for points in a season... he was named First-Team All-State and was his conference s MVP... Kinghorn also graduated with a perfect 4.0 grade point average and was his class valedictorian... Personal... his parents are Calvin and Kathleen Kinghorn... has three brothers and a sister... majoring in health care administration... his birthday is May 22, is married to the former Lisa Rigby of Rexburg, Idaho. Kinghorn s Career Statistics---All Games Career Kinghorn s Career Statistics---Big Sky Games Career

5 b e n g a l m e n s b a s k e t b a l l Played in 12 games for the Bengals, and one conference game before sitting out the second half of the season due to academic issues... was a solid defender and a steadying force on the court for the Bengals... scored his seasonhigh of three points, all on free throws, against Oregon... played a season-high 17 minutes in that contest as well... recorded steals in both games of the CBE Classic, against Marquette and Maine... hit his only field goal attempt in three different games, against Marquette, Brigham Young, and UC Davis... picked up a pair of rebounds against Utah State... Junior College... Lettered for two seasons at Southeastern Community College in Burlington, Iowa... averaged 4.0 points and 3.1 rebounds for the Blackhawks, starting in 11 of their 33 games... primarily a defensive stopper, O Brien was fourth on the team in minutes and fifth in steals... High School... Prepped at Burlington High School where he lettered in basketball for three years, soccer for four years, and football for one Cory O Brien 6-4 * 230 * Sr. * 1VL Guard Burlington, Iowa Southeastern Iowa College Burlington HS... he was named All-Conference as a junior and a senior in both basketball and soccer, and he also was All-Conference in his one season of football as well... Personal... his parents are Joe and Amy O Brien... his birthday is February 9, Majoring in sports management. MEET THE BENGALS #32 #32 Corey O Brien---Career Bests Points: 3 at Oregon ( ) Rebounds: 2 at Utah State ( ) Assists: 1 vs. Idaho ( ) 1 vs. Maine ( ) 1 at Marquette ( ) Blocks: 0 Steals: 0 FGM: 1 (of 1) vs. UC Davis ( ) 1 (of 1) at Brigham Young ( ) 1 (of 1) at Marquette ( ) FG%: (1 of 1) vs. UC Davis ( ) (1 of 1) at Brigham Young ( ) (1 of 1) at Marquette ( ) 3GM: 0 3G%: 0 FTM: 3 (of 3) at Oregon ( ) FT%: (3 of 3) at Oregon ( ) O Brien s Career Statistics---All Games Career O Brien s Career Statistics---Big Sky Games Career

6 MEET THE BENGALS i d a h o s t a t e u n i v e r s i t y Matt Stucki 6-6 * 210 * Jr. * 2VL Guard Pocatello, Idaho Century HS finished fourth on the team in scoring at 7.9 points per game, and his 9.9 points per game in conference play were third on the squad... his 47 assists were second on the team, and his 23 steals were third... scored in double-figures in 10 games on the season, but was particularly strong down the stretch, hitting double digits in six of the final nine games... averaged 12.2 points over that final stretch... had a then Division I-career-high with 16 points at Washington State, and he followed that up with 11 points at Texas A&M... had a seasonhigh eight rebounds at Washington State as well... continued his stretch of big games against big opponents with 10 points at Illinois... was 7-for-12 shooting, and he held future NBA draft choice Rodney Stucki nearly 10 points below his scoring average, as he put down 18 points against Eastern Washington... tied his season-high with eight rebounds as well... had a season-high 21 points against Northern Arizona, playing a career-high 42 minutes... added 16 points the next game against Sacramento State, rounding out a big weekend... came through again against the Lumberjacks, this time in Flagstaff with 16 points... had three straight double-figure games to end the regular season, scoring 10 against Portland State, 12 against Montana, and 14 against Montana State... set a careerhigh with three blocked shots against Northern Colorado... recorded at least one assist in every conference game and the conference tournament as well was Idaho State s top freshman, playing in all 27 games and averaging 3.7 points per game... he was second on the team in field goal percentage, and he led ISU in effective field goal percentage, which accounts for three-pointers made, with a.652 mark... scored his first collegiate points when he tallied nine against Great Falls, including 5-of-7 from the line... had five points on a perfect night, hitting his only three-pointer and both free throws #31 against North Dakota State... had a career night with 23 points on a perfect 7-for-7 night from the field, including 4-of-4 from three-point land... also had seven rebounds, four assists, and three steals... nearly had a double-double the next game, scoring nine points and grabbing a season-high nine rebounds against Binghamton... had eight points and four boards against Arkansas-Little Rock... that game ended a stretch where Stucki made 14-of-16 field goals, and 6-of-8 three-pointers... scored six points against Northern Arizona, including 4-for-4 from the free throw line... had five points in back-to-back games, against Weber State and Montana State... had four points and three key assists in a road win against Utah Valley State... High School... Prepped at Century High School in Pocatello... as a senior in 2002, he was named the 4A Player of the Year by the Idaho State Journal... led the Century Diamondbacks to a 4A state title as a senior... averaged 18.5 points and 7.0 rebounds while shooting 66 percent from the field and 57 percent from three-point range... also shot 82 percent from the line... was a two-time All-State, All-Area, and All-Conference pick... once was named the Idaho Gatorade Player of the Year... Personal... his parents are Clair and Sari Stucki... his birthday is September 28, is undecided on a major... is married to former ISU women s basketball player Chelsey Chambers. #31 Matt Stucki---Career Bests Points: 23 vs. Rocky Mountain ( ) Rebounds: 9 vs. Binghamton ( ) Assists: 4 vs. Rocky Mountain ( ) Blocks: 3 vs. Northern Colorado ( ) Steals: 3 vs. Binghamton ( ) FGM: 7 (of 7) vs. Rocky Mountain ( ) 7 (of 12) vs. Eastern Washington ( ) FG%: (7 of 7) vs. Rocky Mountain ( ) 3GM: 4 (of 4) vs. Rocky Mountain ( ) 4 (of 7) vs. Northern Arizona (2-1-07) 3G%: (4 of 4) vs. Rocky Mountain ( ) FTM: 6 (of 8) at Montana (3-3-07) FT%: (5 of 5) vs. Montana State ( ) Stucki s Career Statistics---All Games Career Stucki s Career Statistics---Big Sky Games Career

7 b e n g a l m e n s b a s k e t b a l l Donnie Carson 6-2 * 195 * So. * 1VL Guard Detroit, Michigan Livonia Clarenceville HS Played in 17 games for the Bengals, including seven conference tilts... averaged 1.4 points and 0.5 rebounds per contest... possesses perhaps the best leaping ability in the Big Sky Conference for someone his size... scored his first collegiate points on a three-point play against Maine in the CBE Classic... scored his career-high of five points against UC Davis, and that followed up a four-point effort against Idaho... scored three points against Northern Arizona... hit his only conference three-pointer against Eastern Washington in Cheney... had a career-best three rebounds against Idaho... recorded his only steal at Brigham Young... dished out three assists against UC Davis... High School... Prepped at Livonia Clarenceville High School in Michigan... lettered in both basketball and track... netted 1,317 points in his career (in only 57 games), taking just 46 games to reach the 1,000-point barrier...he holds Clarenceville s career scoring mark... also owns school career records form most steals and most blocks, as well as #20 He was voted captain as a junior and team MVP... as a sophomore he scored 205 points most points in a game, netting 40 against Lutheran North... was team MVP as a senior, averaging over 27 points per contest... led his team to a District Championship... a three-year starter and team captain... as a senior, averaged 26.1 points, 11.0 rebounds, 2.6 assists, 2.7 steals, and 3.3 blocks per game, scoring 620 points while shooting 47% from the field, earning First Team All-Metro Conference and voted League MVP... selected First Team All-Metro West and was selected Third Team All-State... also named to BCAM All-State and All-Observerland first teams... his team went 17-7 and won the first Boys Basketball District in school history... as a junior he scored 457 points, averaging 21.8 points, 9.6 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 4.0 steals, and 1.8 blocks per game... his 84 steals ranks eighth all-time in the Michigan High School Athletic Association for a single season... he was voted First-Team All-Metro Conference and First Team All-Metro West... he was named to the Observerland first team, and BCAM Honorable Mention. averaging 17.1 points, 11.6 rebounds, 2.8 assists, 2.8 steals, and 3.0 blocks per game, playing only 12 games... he was named Second Team All-Metro Conference and Second Team All-Observerland... was a four-year member of the honor roll, and he was named an All-State Scholar-Athlete as a senior... Personal... his parents are Alicia and Ruth Carson... his birthday is December 17, is undecided on a major. MEET THE BENGALS #20 Donnie Carson---Career Bests Points: 5 vs. UC Davis ( ) Rebounds: 3 vs. Idaho ( ) Assists: 3 vs. UC Davis ( ) Blocks: 1 vs. Sacramento State (2-3-07) 1 vs. Idaho ( ) Steals: 1 at Brigham Young ( ) FGM: 2 (of 4) vs. UC Davis ( ) 2 (of 6) vs. Idaho ( ) FG%: (1 of 1) vs. Northern Arizona (2-1-07) (1 of 1) at Utah State ( ) (1 of 1) at Texas A&M ( ) 3GM: 1 (of 2) at Eastern Washington ( ) 1 (of 1) at Texas A&M ( ) 3G%: (1 of 1) at Texas A&M ( ) FTM: 1 (of 2) vs. Northern Arizona (2-1-07) 1 (of 2) vs. UC Davis ( ) 1 (of 1) vs. Maine ( ) FT%: (1 of 1) vs. Maine ( ) Carson s Career Statistics---All Games , Career Carson s Career Statistics---Big Sky Games Career

8 MEET THE BENGALS i d a h o s t a t e u n i v e r s i t y Austin Kilpatrick 6-6 * 205 * So. * 1VL Guard Puyallup, Washington Puyallup HS Played in 28 games for Idaho State, making four starts... averaged 5.3 points per game, and he bumped that up to 6.8 points per game in conference play... was a Big Sky Freshman of the Year candidate... was third on the team in three-point field goals with 40, and his.444 percentage from beyond the arc led the team... was tied for third on the team with 12 blocked shots... had his first big breakout night with a huge contribution of 15 points on a perfect 5-for- 5 night, including nailing all four of his three-point attempts in a one-point win over Carroll... added eight points against UC Davis, along with a career-high three blocks... had another big night with 16 points against Northern Colorado... was 4-for-6 from the line in that game... had a career-high 20 points against Northern Arizona, hitting a career-high six threes on 10 attempts... also added a career-high six rebounds in that game as well as two assists and two blocks... at Eastern Washington two games later, he poured in 14 points on 5-of-6 shooting, including 4-of-5 from the three-point line... High School... Prepped at Puyallup High School in Puyallup, Washington... lettered for three years in basketball at #23 Puyallup... was named First Team All-Puget Sound as a senior and Third Team All-State as a senior after averaging 20.2 points per game... also led Puyallup in rebounding (9.0 per game) and blocks (3.0 per game)... was his team s MVP... showed plenty of range from outside, hitting.420 from the three-point line...as a sophomore, he was named Honorable Mention All-SPSL, and he was voted to the all-star team at the 2003 Cage Scope Camp in Lexington, Kentucky... helped his team to a state playoff appearance... Personal... his parents are Carl and Valerie Kilpatrick... his birthday is June 28, is undecided on a major... comes from a basketball family, as his father Carl was drafted by the New Orleans Jazz in 1978 in the eighth round after a career at Louisiana-Monroe. #23 Austin Kilpatrick---Career Bests Points: 20 vs. Northern Arizona (2-1-07) Rebounds: 6 vs. Northern Arizona (2-1-07) Assists: 3 vs. Portland State ( ) 3 vs. Northern Colorado ( ) Blocks: 3 vs. UC Davis ( ) Steals: 2 at Eastern Washington ( ) 2 vs. Portland State ( ) 2 at Utah State ( ) FGM: 6 (of 15) vs. Northern Arizona (2-1-07) FG%: (5 of 5) vs. Carroll ( ) 3GM: 6 (of 10) vs. Northern Arizona (2-1-07) 3G%: (4 of 4) vs. Carroll ( ) FTM: 4 (of 4) vs. Montana State ( ) 4 (of 5) vs. Northern Colorado ( ) FT%: (4 of 4) vs. Montana State ( ) Kilpatrick s Career Statistics---All Games Career Kilpatrick s Career Statistics---Big Sky Games Career

9 b e n g a l m e n s b a s k e t b a l l Monroe played in 25 games for Idaho State, including eight starts... played in 14 of ISU s 16 conference games as well... averaged 2.2 points per game and 1.6 rebounds as well... started six consecutive games, from December 2 through December earned his first start after a big game against Carroll, scoring a career-high 10 points on 5-of-7 shooting... started for the first time against Utah State, grabbing a career-best six rebounds... put it all together against Idaho, tying career-highs with 10 points and six boards... had five more rebounds in his next game, against UC Davis... was one of several played befell by flu-like symptoms just prior to the Boise State game... had six points against Sacramento State in his most productive conference game... added four rebounds in that game, and three in the next against Eastern Washington... High School... Prepped at Cathedral High School in San Diego, where he lettered in basketball... averaged 17 points per game as a senior, and he was All-League Demetrius Monroe 6-8 * 200 * So. * 1VL Forward/Center San Diego, California Cathedral HS as both a junior and a senior... helped Cathedral to a pair of state playoff appearances... Personal... his mother is Yolanda Monroe... his birthday is October 26, is undecided on a major... his father Alfredo, who passed away in the summer of 2005, #21 played at Alcorn State on Alcorn s only undefeated SWAC team, and he also played professionally with the New York Knicks. MEET THE BENGALS #21 Demetrius Monroe---Career Bests Points: 10 vs. Carroll ( ) 10 vs. Idaho ( ) Rebounds: 6 vs. Idaho ( ) 6 at Utah State ( ) Assists: 1 vs. Northern Colorado ( ) 1 vs. Eastern Washington ( ) 1 vs. Idaho ( ) 1 vs. Carroll ( ) Blocks: 1 at Montana State ( ) 1 vs. UC Davis ( ) 1 vs. Carroll ( ) Steals: 1 vs. Northern Colorado ( ) 1 vs. Carroll ( ) FGM: 5 (of 6) vs. Idaho ( ) 5 (of 7) vs. Carroll ( ) FG%: (2 of 2) at Oregon ( ) 3GM: 0 3G%:.000 FTM: 2 (of 2) vs. Sacramento State (2-3-07) 2 (of 2) at Sacramento State (1-6-07) 2 (of 2) at Texas A&M ( ) FT%: (2 of 2) vs. Sacramento State (2-3-07) (2 of 2) at Sacramento State (1-6-07) (2 of 2) at Texas A&M ( ) Monroe s Career Statistics---All Games Career Monroe s Career Statistics---Big Sky Games Career

10 MEET THE BENGALS i d a h o s t a t e u n i v e r s i t y Amorrow Morgan 6-5 * 210 * So. * 1VL Guard Memphis, Tennessee Patterson Prep Cordova HS Morgan played in 24 games, including one start for the Bengals... averaged 1.5 points per game... played out of his natural position most of the year, serving as the teams back-up point guard... hit his only three of the season in the penultimate game of the regular season against Montana... scored his first collegiate points in the opener at Marquette, playing 25 minutes, a season-high he would eventually tie later in the season against Sacramento State... also grabbed a season-high four rebounds against Marquette as well scored four points in 13 minutes of action at Utah State... opened the season 13-for-15 from the free throw line, including hitting 12 in a row at one point... scored a season-best five points against UC Davis... tied that mark with five points against Sacramento State... earned his first career start against Portland State, scoring two points and grabbing two rebounds in nine minutes of work... High School... Spent the season at Patterson Prep, one of the nation s top preparatory programs... #1 last year at Patterson, he scored 10.9 points per game with 5.0 assists and 4.2 rebounds for a team that went Patterson started the season ranked #1, and finished ranked #3... Prior to Patterson, he played high school basketball at Cordova High School in Memphis, Tennessee... as a senior, he helped Cordova to a finish and a District 14 championship... averaged 18.9 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 5.4 assists per game in being named District 14-AAA Player of the Year and First Team All-District 14-AAA... also was named District 14-AAA Tournament MVP and to the Region 8-AAA All-Tournament Team... also was an Honorable Mention All-State selection... as a junior, Cordova went 19-13, and Morgan averaged 14.3 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 3.0 assists per game... He was named Second Team All-District and also to the District 14 All-Tournament Team... also was named to the Region 8-AAA All-Tournament Team... Personal... his parents are Robert and Jackie Morgan... is birthday is October 8, is undecided on a major. #1 Amorrow Morgan---Career Bests Points: 5 vs. Sacramento State (2-3-07) 5 vs. UC Davis ( ) Rebounds: 4 at Marquette ( ) Assists: 3 at Northern Colorado (2-8-07) 3 vs. Sacramento State (2-3-07) Blocks: 0 Steals: 2 at Northern Colorado (2-8-07) FGM: 2 (of 4) vs. Sacramento State (2-3-07) 2 (of 4) vs. UC Davis ( ) FG%: (1 of 1) vs. Montana ( ) 3GM: 1 (of 1) vs. Montana ( ) 3G%: (1 of 1) vs. Montana ( ) FTM: 3 (of 4) at Boise State ( ) FT%: (2 of 2) at Oregon ( ) (2 of 2) at Utah State ( ) (2 of 2) at Texas A&M ( ) (2 of 2) at Washington State ( ) Morgan s Career Statistics---All Games Career Morgan s Career Statistics---Big Sky Games Career

11 b e n g a l m e n s b a s k e t b a l l Steve Anderson 6-7 * 210 * Fr. * HS Forward Caldwell, Idaho Vallivue HS High School... Anderson lettered for three years in basketball at Vallivue High School, and also in track for four years... was named the Idaho Press Tribune Athlete of the Year last season after leading Vallivue to a 19-5 record and a third place finish at the state tournament... was also a First Team All-SIC selection... was Vallivue s Athlete of the Year as a senior... owns five school records in track, and he was a back-to-back state champion in the 400-meters... was an academic all-star and a member of the National Honor Society... Personal... his parents are Mike and Donna #5 Anderson... is undecided on a major... his father played football at Portland State, and his brother Brian was a quarterback for Eastern Washington. MEET THE BENGALS JC... Lettered at L.A. Trade Tech before spending the second half of the season practicing with the Bengals... he averaged 10 points and three steals per game and was named Second Team All-League... High School... Graduated from Hoover High School in 2004 after lettering in basketball, track, football, and baseball... Earned First Team All-League honors three times in basketball, and registered a state-high 179 steals as a senior...averaged 16.3 points per game for his career along with 3.1 steals and 3.0 assists... helped Hoover to the Harbour League title and a runner up finish in the CIF #14 his birthday is August 1, will major in sociology and minor in marketing. Scooter Maye 5-11 * 165 * Jr. * JC Guard San Diego, CA L.A. Trade Tech Hoover HS Championship... Personal... his parents are Kenneth and Daniella Maye, and his step parents are Brian Chamberlain and Adrian Chamberlain... will major in sports management... his uncle Bryan Chamberlain played for the Denver Broncos... his actual first name is Kenneth Lucas Steijn 6-11 * 240 * Jr. * JC Center Muiderberg, The Netherlands John A. Logan JC Indiana University Notre Dame Academy #10 JC... Lettered for two seasons at John A. Logan College, where he earned All-Conference honors as a sophomore... helped John A. Logan to a #6 ranking in the final NJCAA Poll... Indiana... Redshirted the season... High School... Prepped at Notre Dame Academy in Virginia after spending time at Gooislyceum in his native country of the Netherlands... helped Notre Dame Academy as a senior win the Virginia State title... also played for the Dutch Junior National Team, averaging 16 points per game... Personal... his parents are Paul Steijn and Martine Breunesse... 31

12 i d a h o s t a t e u n i v e r s i t y Chron Tatum 6-8 * 220 * So. * JC Forward Atlanta, Georgia Riverside CC Orborne HS #25 Tom Taylor 6-11 * 220 * Fr. * HS Center Nampa, Idaho Skyview HS JC... Lettered in at Riverside Community College before redshirting last year... was his team s most valuable player as a freshman, and his field goal percentage was third in school history... High School... Letter for three seasons at Orborne High School in Atlanta, where he earned all-conference honors helping his team to the state playoffs... Personal... his mother is Brenda K. Belton... will major in physical education... his full name is Chrondarius Andre Tatum Managers #54 Looks to be fully healed from surgery that took place midway through the season Spent the season as a redshirt... High School... Prepped at Skyview High School... Lettered in basketball at Skyview... helped Skyview to a pair of state titles, two conference titles, and a district championship... owns Skyview s single-season block shot record... Personal... his parents are Dan and Jennifer Taylor... his birthday is April 24, will major in pre-pharmacy. Cody Cranor 2nd Year Lester Stewart 2nd Year Aaron Bland 2nd Year Neal Corkern 1st Year Eric Oram 1st Year 32