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1 PURDUE RECORDS Overall: 2-1 Win-1 Big Ten: 0-0 Win-3 Non-Conference: 2-1 Win-1 Home: 2-1 Win-1 Away: 0-0 Win-1 Neutral: 0-0 Loss-2 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS P / O Date Rank Opponent TV Time/Result N11 15 / -- McNeese State ESPN3 W, N / 3 Villanova BTN L, N / -- Georgia State BTN W, N / -- vs. Utah State CBSSN 8:30 p.m. N / -- vs. Auburn / Texas Tech CBSSN TBD N / -- NJIT ESPN3 TBA N / 13 at Louisville ESPN 7 p.m. D3 -- / -- Morehead State ESPN3 2 p.m. D / -- vs. Arizona State ESPN 7 p.m. D10 -- / -- Cleveland State ESPN3 Noon D / RV vs. Notre Dame ESPN2 2 p.m. D19 -- / -- Western Illinois BTN 6 p.m. D21 -- / -- Norfolk State BTN+ 7 p.m. D28 * -- / -- Iowa BTN 9 p.m. J1 * -- / -- Minnesota BTN TBA J5 * -- / RV at Ohio State ESPN/ESPN2 7 p.m. J8 * -- / 9 Wisconsin CBS TBA J12 * -- / -- at Iowa BTN 9 p.m. J17 * -- / -- Illinois BTN 7 p.m. J21 * -- / -- Penn State BTN Noon J24 * -- / 12 at Michigan State ESPN 7 p.m. J29 * -- / -- at Nebraska BTN 4:30 p.m. F1 * -- / -- Northwestern BTN 8:30 p.m. F4 * -- / 25 at Maryland ESPN/ESPN2 Noon F9 * -- / 11 at Indiana ESPN2 7 p.m. F14 * -- / -- Rutgers BTN 7 p.m. F18 * -- / 12 Michigan State ESPN/ESPN2 4 p.m. F21 * -- / -- at Penn State BTN 6 p.m. F25 * -- / RV at Michigan ESPN/ESPN2 TBA F28 * -- / 11 Indiana ESPN 7 p.m. M4/5 * -- / -- at Northwestern BTN/CBS TBA M / -- Big Ten Tournament First Round TBD M / -- Big Ten Tournament Second Round TBD M / -- Big Ten Tournament Quarterfinals TBD M / -- Big Ten Tournament Semifinals TBD M / -- Big Ten Tournament Finals 3:30 PM Home games played at Mackey Arena All times Eastern and subject to change. 1 Denotes Gavitt Games (West Lafayette, Ind.) 2 Denotes Cancun Challenge (West Lafayette, Ind. / Cancun, Mexico) 3 Denotes ACC / Big Ten Challenge (Louisville, Ky.) 4 Denotes Jimmy V Classic (New York, N.Y.) 5 Denotes Crossroads Classic (Indianapolis, Ind.) 6 Denotes Big Ten Tournament (Washington, D.C.) Twitter Instagram: SoundCloud: Facebook: PURDUE (audio highlights) Facebook.com/MBB ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS SID Contact: Chris Forman Office Cell Phone: cforman@purdue.edu BoilermakerS Basketball Game Notes 23 Big Ten Championships 49 All-Americans 10 Big Ten Coaches of the Year 2 No. 1 NBA Draft Picks [15 / 15] (2-1) VS. UTAH STATE (3-0) Head Coach: Matt Painter ( 94) Head Coach: Tim Duryea (North Texas 74) Record at : (12th) Record at Utah State: (2nd) Overall Record: (13th) Overall Record: (2nd) Record vs. Utah State: 0-0 Record vs. : 0-0 GAMEDAY INFO Date Tuesday, November 22, 2016 Tip Time 8:30 p.m. ET Location Cancun, Mexico Arena Hard Rock Hotel (1,200) Television CBS Sports Network Talent Thad Anderson, Doug Gottlieb Online YouTube.com (Live) Radio Radio Network Talent Larry Clisby, Rob Blackman SiriusXM Satellite SIRIUS (135), XM (196); Internet (958) Live Stats StatBroadcast.com THE SCENE SETTER The No. 15-ranked men s basketball team hosts Georgia State in a Cancun Challenge contest Friday in Mackey Arena. It will be the first of four straight games as part of the Cancun Challenge. Tip is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. ET, and will be televised by CBS Sports Network with Thad Anderson and Doug Gottlieb on the call courtside. On the radio call, veteran broadcaster Larry Clisby, entering his 34th season, will provide play-by-play commentary, while Rob Blackman will provide expert color commentary. Wes Scott will serve as producer. Coverage begins one hour before tip with the Basketball tipoff show on the Sports Network. The game is also available online via TuneIn and nationally on SIRIUS and XM Satellite Radio. Live stats will be provided by StatBroadcast. com and live updates will be available on Basketball s official Twitter THE BOILERMAKER NOTEBOOK avoided its first two-game, nonconference home winning streak in 12 years when it rallied for a win over a scrappy Georgia State squad Friday night. trailed with 8:13 to play before a stunning 23-2 (20-0 to end game) rallied the Boilermakers for the eight-point victory., which was the last team nationally a year ago to get outrebounded (Feb. 13 vs. Michigan) was outrebounded by nine, but shot 37 free throws to offset the difference. Caleb Swanigan posted his second doubledouble of the season with 19 points, 11 rebounds and three assists. missed its first six 3-point attempts against Georgia State and made just 5-of-22 from long distance. In the first half of games this year, Swanigan is averaging 14.0 points and 6.3 rebounds in 17.0 minutes. has made 59 free throws already this year. Opponents have shot jut 43 free throws. INSIDE THE NUMBERS Category ( Stats) USU Record / Streak 2-1 / W / W-3 Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Field Goal Pct Field Goal Pct. Defense Point Pct Free Throw Pct Rebound Margin Assist:Turnover Ratio Turnover Margin THE BIG NUMBERS 109: scored 109 points against McNeese State, tied for the most during the Matt Painter era. 7: Consecutive wins during in-season tournaments (4 at neutral sites). 51.0: Scoring average through two games for Swanigan, Haas and Vincent Edwards : s record since the start of the season. Over the last 53 games, is after starting with an 11-8 record. 25-2: s home record over the last 27 games played in Mackey Arena. 20: Number of rebounds by Caleb Swanigan vs. McNeese State, the most for a player since the season : s record under Matt Painter when holding foes to 59 or fewer points. 62:50: Amount of time has trailed in the last two games (1-1 record). 10-8: s record since the start of the season when trailing at halftime. 81: Cons. wins when scoring 90 or more pts. PROBABLE LINEUPS [15 / 15] ( Averages) Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown GP / GS PPG RPG APG MPG F 12 Vincent Edwards Jr. Middletown, Ohio 3 / F 50 Caleb Swanigan (swan-again) So. Fort Wayne, Ind. 3 / C 44 Isaac Haas (HAHSS) Jr. Hokes Bluff, Ala. 3 / (b) 21.7 G 11 P.J. Thompson Jr. Indianapolis, Ind. 3 / G 31 Dakota Mathias (muh-thigh-us) Jr. Elida, Ohio 3 / G 2 Jon McKeeman R-Sr. Fort Wayne, Ind. 1 / G 3 Carsen Edwards Fr. Atascocita, Texas 3 / F 5 Basil Smotherman (baz-ull) R-Jr. Indianapolis, Ind. 2 / G 14 Ryan Cline So. Carmel, Ind. 0 / G 15 Tommy Luce (loose) Fr. Jeffersonville, Ind. 1 / F 23 Jacquil Taylor (Juh-keel) So. Cambridge, Mass. 0 / F 24 Grady Eifert (eye-fert) So. Fort Wayne, Ind. 1 / G 55 Spike Albrecht R-Sr. Crown Point, Ind. 3 / Utah State ( Averages) Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown GP / GS PPG RPG APG MPG F 13 Ngor Barnaba Jr. Khartoum, Sudan 3 / F 14 Jalen Moore Sr. North Logan, Utah 3 / F 15 Norbert Janicek So. Drazkovce, Slovakia 3 / G 0 Shane Rector Sr. Bronx, N.Y. 3 / G 1 Koby McEwen Fr. Toronto, Canada 3 /

2 GAME 04 // CANCUN CHALLENGE // UTAH STATE VS. PURDUE // NOV. 22, 2016 // HARD ROCK HOTEL RIVIERA MAYA MEDIA AVAILABILITY (all times Eastern; contact Chris Forman for more information) Tuesday November 22 GAMEDAY vs. Utah State CBS Sports Network Hard Rock Riviera Maya 8:30 p.m. Wednesday November 23 GAMEDAY vs. Auburn / Texas Tech CBS Sports Network Hard Rock Riviera Maya 6 / 8:30 p.m. #BOILERUP Thursday November 24 GOBBLE-GOBBLE No availability SERIES GLANCE All-time Record 1, (.636) All-time Record at Mackey Arena (.812) vs. Utah State First Meeting 0 Utah State 0 vs. Utah Schools 9-2 vs. the Mountain West 9-4 on November SERIES MEETINGS Date P / O Site Result Score / -- Cancun, Mexico LAST TIME OUT [15] 64, Georgia State 56 November 18, 2016 / West Lafayette, Indiana / Mackey Arena (14,302) s 20-0 run to end the game was s longest since a 20-0 run against Northern Illinois on Nov. 11, The Boilermakers held Georgia State scoreless for the last seven-plus minutes. trailed with 8:13 to play. It was s ninth-largest second-half comeback in school history, and the second largest that started in the last eight minutes of the game. improved to 39-2 during November home games under Matt Painter. Since the start of the season, is 10-8 when trailing at halftime. In three games this year, has now had runs of 16-0, 17-0 and improved to under Painter when holding foes to 59 points or less. s 17 field goals made were the fewest since making 16 against Nebraska on Feb. 23, s minus-9 rebound margin was its lowest against a non-conference opponent since Nov. 16, 2012, vs. Oregon State (minus-11). Caleb Swanigan recorded his 10th career double-double with 19 points, 11 rebounds and three assists... for the season, Swanigan is averaging 20.7 points points, 13.0 rebounds and 4.3 assists per game... Swanigan surpassed 400 career points in the victory. Isaac Haas recorded his 34th career double-figure scoring game with 11 points... is when he scores 10 or more points. Dakota Mathias connected on three 3-pointers tonight... when he makes two or more 3-pointers in a game during his career, is he has made a triple in seven straight games. WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) - Caleb Swanigan scored 19 points and No. 15 scored the final 20 points of the game to rally and beat Georgia State on Friday night in the Cancun Challenge opener. Trailing with 7:08 to play, the Boilermakers (2-1) took over. Dakota Mathias hit two 3-pointers and P.J. Thompson one during the game-closing run. Center Isaas Haas added 11 points for, and Jeremy Hollowell had 15 to lead Georgia State (1-2), which also got 13 points from D Marcus Simonds. Georgia State led on a Malik Benlevi basket with 7:08 remaining, but pulled even at 56 on two Haas free throws with 3:57 remaining. Coming off an emotional loss to national champion and No. 3 Villanova on Monday night, the Boilermakers played with tenacious defense during the final seven minutes. Hollowell had 13 points and three assists in the first half to help Georgia State to a advantage. Swanigan had 12 points and five rebounds at halftime, but no other Boilermakers scored more than four during the opening 20 minutes when taller was outrebounded, Friday November 25 Coach Painter 4:30 PM (after practice) Student-Athletes 4:30 PM (after practice) Saturday November 26 GAMEDAY vs. NJIT ESPN3 Mackey Arena 3:30 p.m. SERIES HISTORY and Utah State will meet for the first time on Tuesday, marking s third first-time opponent in the first four games of the season. owns a 9-2 all-time record against schools from the state of Utah. The last meeting against a school from the Beehive State came against BYU in the EASports Maui Invitational on Nov. 26, 2014, an overtime victory. is 9-4 against the Mountain West. This marks the second straight year the Boilermakers will face a Mountain West school after a win over New Mexico on Dec. 5, 2015, in Mackey Arena. LOOKING AHEAD has an interesting connection with either of Wednesday s opponent. Texas Tech is coached by Chris Beard, who was the head coach at Little Rock last year when the Trojans upset in doubleovertime in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Auburn s Ronnie Johnson played at from , averaging 10.6 points and 3.9 assists per game in 66 career games (59 starts). He transferred to Houston to play for one year before transferring to Auburn as a fifth-year transfer. GET OUT THE PASSPORTS For the second time in four months, the Boilermakers will head on an international trip, traveling to Mexico for the Cancun Challenge. The Boilermakers are making their first appearance in Mexico and are coming off a 10-day foreign trip to Spain in August. Next August, will be Team USA s representative in the World University Games, taking place in Chinese Taipei. The Boilermakers will be the third major-college program to represent the Stars & Stripes in the Games (Northern Iowa in 2009; Kansas in 2015). SUCCESS IN TOURNAMENTS is looking for its second straight in-season tournament title after winning last year s Hall of Fame Tipoff Classic at Mohegan Sun Arena in Connecticut. The Boilermakers defeated Old Dominion (61-39) and Florida (85-70) en route to the title. The title was s first tournament title since winning the 2009 Paradise Jam title over Tennessee (coached by Auburn s Bruce Pearl). Sunday November 27 No availability Monday November 28 Student-Athletes TBD Coach Painter Radio Show 6:00 PM PURDUE IN THE NATIONAL POLLS PRE. N14 N21 N28 D5 D12 D19 D26 J2 J9 J16 J23 J30 F6 F13 F20 F27 M6 M13 FINAL AP USA Today Under Matt Painter, owns a record in neutral-site inseason tournament games. PURDUE UNDER PAINTER IN-SEASON TOURNAMENTS Year Tournament Record Place 2006 EASports Maui Invitational 2-1 5th 2007 Las Vegas Classic 1-1 3rd 2008 NIT Season Tipoff 1-1 2nd 2009 Paradise Jam 3-0 1st 2010 Chicago Invitational Challenge 1-1 2nd 2011 Puerto Rico Tipoff 2-1 2nd KSports Classic 0-2 4th 2013 Old Spice Classic 1-2 7th 2014 EASports Maui Invitational 2-1 5th 2015 Hall of Fame Tipoff Classic 2-0 1st 2016 Cancun Challenge THE COMEBACK KIDS looked dead in the water Friday against Georgia State, trailing the Panthers by a margin with 8:13 to play. However, ended the game on a stunning 20-0 run to defeat the Panthers and improve to 2-1 on the season. The 20-0 run was the largest since a 20-0 run against Northern Illinois (win, 96-34) on Nov. 11, The comeback was also s ninth-largest rally in the second half and second-largest comeback that started in the last 10 minutes. Five of the 12, 13-point second-half comebacks in school history have come under Coach Painter. LARGEST 2ND-HALF COMEBACKS IN SCHOOL HISTORY Date Opponent Score (Time) Result Illinois (12:27 2nd) W, Ohio (18:38 2nd) W, St. John s (17:58 2nd) W, Siena (17:56 2nd) W, Alabama (17:33 2nd) W, [14] Illinois (11:57 2nd) W, Northwestern (18:38 2nd) W, DePaul (19:10 2nd) W, Michigan (7:50 2nd) W, Georgia State (8:13 2nd) W, Minnesota (18:58 2nd) W, Stetson (13:52 2nd) W, ROAD WARRIORS Since the start of the season (10 years), owns a record, the fourth-most wins in the Big Ten during that span. Only four teams (Wisconsin, Michigan State, Ohio State, ) have won at least 40.0 percent of their road games during that span. Team Total Wisconsin Michigan State Ohio State PURDUE Michigan Illinois Northwestern Indiana Minnesota Iowa Penn State Nebraska Maryland Rutgers

3 HARD ROCK HOTEL RIVIERA MAYA // NOV. 22, 2016 // UTAH STATE VS. PURDUE // CANCUN CHALLENGE // GAME 04 BIG TEN INSIDER NOVEMBER REIGN has dominated the opposition at home during the month of November, going 39-2 (.951) under head coach Matt Painter. The lone losses was on Nov. 9, 2012, to Bucknell (70-65), and Nov. 14, 2016, vs. No. 3-ranked Villanova (79-76). The loss to Villanova snapped a 16-game home winning streak during the month of November. The two losses came to Bucknell and to Villanova, who is coached by Jay Wright, a Bucknell grad. Going back further, is 74-8 (.902) all-time at Mackey Arena during the month of November. Painter owns a (.791) record during the month of November. REBOUND WOES was outrebounded by Georgia State by a margin Friday night, the lowest rebounding margin against a non-conference foe since Nov. 16, 2012, vs. Oregon State (minus-11). When getting outrebounded by at least nine boards a game vs. nonconference foes, is just 2-7 under Painter. LOWEST NON-CONFERENCE REBOUND MARGINS UNDER PAINTER Date Opponent Margin Result [4] Duke -20 L, [23] Georgia Tech -19 L, [11] Oklahoma -13 L, Oregon State -11 L, Indiana State -11 L, Texas A&M / Corpus Christi -11 W, [4] Memphis -11 L, Georgia State -9 W, [11] Xavier -9 L, SHARING IS CARING The Boilermakers have assisted on 71.4 percent (60-of-84) of its made field goals, good for sixth nationally in assist rate (A / FGM). s 26 assists against Villanova were the second most in school history against a ranked foe (27 vs. [3] Michigan; March 5, 1977). Against Villanova, had 26 assists on 28 made field goals for an assist rate of 92.9 percent, the second-best rate in school history. Six players had at least three assists against the Wildcats. Through three games, has five players handing out at least 2.0 assists per game. THE NATION S BEST FRONTLINE? s front line of Caleb Swanigan, Vincent Edwards and Isaac Haas combined for 64 points, 37 rebounds and 11 assists in s win over McNeese State Friday night. The group shot 23-of-36 (.639) from the field. has a chance to lay claim to the nation s best frontline as it is one of three schools to have players named to the Erving (small forward), Malone (power forward) and Abdul-Jabbar (center) awards. TEAMS WITH PLAYERS LISTED FOR FRONTLINE AWARD Team Erving Malone Abdul-Jabbar V. Edwards Swanigan Haas Duke Tatum Jefferson Bolden North Carolina Jackson Hicks Meeks Overall Wins Total Ohio State 277 Michigan State 270 Wisconsin Maryland 225 Michigan 216 Illinois 202 Indiana 197 Minnesota 188 Iowa 175 Nebraska 167 Northwestern 161 Penn State 157 Rutgers 124 Through games played A GAME OF RUNS has had four runs of nine points or longer this year, compared to one by its opponents (Villanova). Scoring Run Opponent THREE IS THE MAGIC NUMBER has made a 3-pointer in 967-of-973 games since the 3-point line was introduced before the season, including 115 straight. has made at least two 3-pointers in 942-of-973 games, including 104 straight games. MOST CONSECUTIVE WEEKS IN THE AP RANKINGS Through the first two polls of the season, has held steady at No. 15, and having been ranked in 21 consecutive polls, now the ninthlongest active streak in America. was 1-of-11 teams nationally (all teams listed plus Oklahoma) to be ranked in all 19 Associated Press polls a year ago. The school record for most consecutive weeks ranked is 64 from the 13th poll of the season to the final poll of the campaign. No. Team Dates 144 Kansas Feb. 2, 2009 to present 80 Arizona Oct. 26, 2012 to present 58 Iowa State Nov. 18, 2013 to present 56 Villanova Dec. 2, 2013 to present 47 Virginia Feb. 3, 2014 to present 44 North Carolina Feb. 24, 2014 to present 40 Kentucky Oct. 31, 2014 to present 22 Michigan State March 16, 2015 to present 21 Nov. 2, 2015 to present PURDUE JUNIORS LEADING THE WAY Head coach Matt Painter knew that the junior class would be key in its resurgence and through two games, the class has not disappointed. The group has scored a combined 141 points (47.0 points per game), accouting for 56.6 percent of the team s scoring. In addition, the group has grabbed 49 rebounds (16.3 per game) and dished out 32 assists (10.7 per game) while shooting 49-of-97 (.505) from the field. PAINTER GAINS THREE-YEAR CONTRACT EXTENSION In August, head coach Matt Painter signed a three-year contract extension that will keep him at through the season. He previously had signed an eight-year deal on March 30, 2011, that kept him on at through the season. BIG TEN SUCCESS UNDER PAINTER Since the season, the basketball team under Matt Painter has been one of the most-successful teams in the Big Ten. Conference Wins Total Wisconsin 129 Ohio State 123 Michigan State Michigan 96 Maryland 94 Indiana 88 Illinois 79 Iowa 78 Minnesota 65 Nebraska 61 Northwestern 57 Penn State 54 Rutgers 37 Through games played NCAA Bids Total Wisconsin 10 Michigan State 10 8 Ohio State 8 Indiana 6 Michigan 6 Maryland 5 Illinois 4 Iowa 3 Minnesota 3 Nebraska 1 Penn State 1 Northwestern 0 Rutgers 0 Through season. NBA Draft Picks Total Ohio State 10 Michigan 8 Indiana 8 Maryland 7 Michigan State 7 5 Wisconsin 4 Iowa 3 Illinois 1 Rutgers 1 Minnesota 0 Nebraska 0 Northwestern 0 Penn State 0 Since NBA Draft Conf. Pct. Overall Pct. RPI Illinois Michigan Minnesota Rutgers Indiana Maryland Nebraska Ohio State Iowa Northwestern PURDUE Wisconsin Penn State Michigan State BIG TEN SCHEDULE (all times ET) Tuesday, November 22 Notre Dame / Colorado vs. Northwestern Arkansas at Minnesota PURDUE vs. Utah State Indiana at Fort Wayne TBD 8:00 PM 8:30 PM 9:00 PM BIG TEN AWARDS Week Rookie Player Nov. 14 Curtis Jones (IU) James Blackmon Jr. (IU) Miles Bridges (MSU) Malcolm Hill (Illini) PURDUE IN THE NCAA / BIG TEN LEADER BOARDS Category No. NCAA Big Ten Scoring Offense 83.0 T-85 5 Assist/Turnover Ratio Per Game Per Game Field Goal Percentage Field Goal Percentage Defense Free Throw Percentage Personal Fouls Per Game Rebound Margin Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Per Game Point Percentage Defense Pointers Per Game Point Percentage Turnover Margin Turnovers Per Game

4 GAME 04 // CANCUN CHALLENGE // UTAH STATE VS. PURDUE // NOV. 22, 2016 // HARD ROCK HOTEL RIVIERA MAYA CAREER LEADERS INDIVIDUAL NOTES CAREER GAMES PLAYED STARTS CAREER Spike Albrecht Isaac Haas Dakota Mathias Vincent Edwards P.J. Thompson Basil Smotherman Caleb Swanigan Ryan Cline 0 35 Jacquil Taylor 0 19 Grady Eifert 0 12 Jon McKeeman 0 12 Carsen Edwards 0 3 Tommy Luce 1 1 CAREER POINTS GP CAREER Vincent Edwards Isaac Haas Spike Albrecht Caleb Swanigan Dakota Mathias P.J. Thompson Basil Smotherman CAREER REBOUNDS GP CAREER Vincent Edwards Caleb Swanigan Isaac Haas Basil Smotherman Spike Albrecht Dakota Mathias CAREER ASSISTS GP CAREER Spike Albrecht Vincent Edwards Dakota Mathias P.J. Thompson Caleb Swanigan CAREER BLOCKED SHOTS GP CAREER Isaac Haas Vincent Edwards CAREER STEALS GP CAREER Spike Albrecht P.J. Thompson Basil Smotherman Vincent Edwards Dakota Mathias CAREER 3-POINTERS GP CAREER Dakota Mathias Spike Albrecht Vincent Edwards P.J. Thompson Ryan Cline Caleb Swanigan #3 // CARSEN EDWARDS // FRESHMAN // GUARD // ATASCOCITA, TEXAS Scored 18 points in the season opener vs. McNeese State, the most for a freshman in an opener since 2005 (Nate Minnoy). Has struggled shooting from deep this year, making just 2-of-14, 3-point attempts; just 3-of-16 from the field over the last two games. Ranked as the No. 43-ranked freshman in America by Lindy s Magazine in terms of freshmen to have the biggest impact. Led Atascocita High School to a 38-1 record as a high school senior and a top-25 ranking in the USA Today; lone loss was in the Class 6A State finals. Is absolutely fearless when driving to the rim; gives an extremely quick guard that can be a menace on the defensive end. #5 // BASIL SMOTHERMAN // RS-JUNIOR // FORWARD // INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Missed the opener vs. McNeese State to a violation of team rules, but has played well in the two games since his return. Scored five points in both games against Villanova and Georgia State and his and-one on a breakaway dunk vs. Georgia State started s rally. Shooting 61.7 percent (103-of-167) for his career from inside the 3-point line, the fourth-best 2-point percentage in school history. A good decision maker, Smotherman owns a 1.45 (55/38) assist-to-turnover ratio for his career. Gives the Boilermakers an athletic presence on the wing that can guard multiple positions. #11 // P.J. THOMPSON // JUNIOR // GUARD // INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Owns the best assist/turnover ratio in school history (3.02; 130/43), but doesn t have enough career assists to qualify. Set the school single-season assist/turnover ratio a year ago (4.04; 93/23). Has zero assists and zero turnovers in 50 minutes over the last two games vs. Villanova and Georgia State. Was fifth in the Big Ten (league games only) in 3-point percentage (.468) a year ago. Was named to last year s Hall of Fame Classic All-Tournament team after scoring 15 points with 5 rebounds against Florida in the finals. #12 // VINCENT EDWARDS // JUNIOR // FORWARD // MIDDLETOWN, OHIO Named to the Julius Erving Award watch list given to the nation s top small forward. Only junior (or younger) in America to have scored at least 700 career points with 350 rebounds, 200 assists and 75 made 3-pointers. Saw a 10-game streak (dating to last year) of scoring in double-figures end in Friday s win over Georgia State (avg PPG during span). Has led the team in assists in each of his first two years; first non-guard to lead team in assists in school history. Is 51-of-126 (.405) from 3-point range since the start of his sophomore year. When Edwards leads team in scoring during his career, is 10-3; when he scores 10 or more points, is #14 // RYAN CLINE // SOPHOMORE // GUARD // CARMEL, INDIANA Missed the first four games (including Utah State game) to a violation of team rules; will be eligible to play Wednesday vs. Auburn or Texas Tech. Last season, Cline posted the highest assist/turnover ratio (4.09; 45/11) by a freshman in school history. Shot 39.6 percent (21-of-53) from 3-point range during Big Ten play a year ago. His 42, 3-pointers overall were fourth most by a freshman in school history. went 9-2 a year ago in games he made multiple 3-pointers, with losses coming at Iowa and at Michigan. #31 // DAKOTA MATHIAS // JUNIOR // GUARD // ELIDA, OHIO Connected on a huge 3-pointer late in the game against Georgia State to push s lead to with just under two minutes to play. Since February 1 a year ago, Mathias is 25-of-55 (.455) from 3-point range. Never shy to take the big shot making significant 3-pointers against Wisconsin and Little Rock a year ago and Georgia State this year. is 20-7 in games that he has made two or more 3-pointers during his career, including 2-0 this year; 3-pointer in 7 straight games. His five turnovers over the last two games are his most in a two-game span in his career; one career three-turnover game (Villanova; 72 games). #44 // ISAAC HAAS // JUNIOR // CENTER // HOKES BLUFF, ALABAMA Named to the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award watch list given to the nation s top center. Has scored 55 points in 65 minutes this year, averaging 33.8 points / 40 minutes played; averaging 24.7 points / 40 minutes for his career. Has just three rebounds in 40 minutes over the last two games (0 rebounds vs. Georgia State). Ranks fifth on s career field goal percentage list (.578) behind Stephen Scheffler, Carl Landry, Justin Jennings and George Faerber. Since the start of his sophomore season, is shooting 145-of-238 (.609). Ranks 21st in the country in field goal percentage (.731) according to the NCAA stats; leads the Big Ten. #50 // CALEB BIGGIE SWANIGAN // SOPHOMORE // FORWARD // FORT WAYNE, INDIANA Named to the Malone, Wooden and Naismith Award watch lists; named preseason All-Big Ten. Only player in America to average 20.0 points, 10.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game; ranks seventh nationally in rebounding. Posted the third 20-pt, 20-reb, 5-ast game by a major-college player in last 10 years (Ben Simmons, Blake Griffin); vs. McNeese State. First 20-rebound and game for a player since William Franklin on Feb. 5, of-2 players in history to have at least two double-doubles in season-opening games (Joe Barry Carroll). Recorded 10th career double-double (37 games) in the win over Georgia State (19 points, 11 rebounds, 3 assists). Ranks 22nd nationally in free throw attempts (31; 10.3 per game); shot just 94 (2.8 per game) in 34 games last year. Became the first player in school history to lead the Big Ten in rebounding (8.3 a year ago); 8.3 RPG average was 6th-best by Big Ten FR ever. #55 // SPIKE ALBRECHT // RS-SENIOR // GUARD // CROWN POINT, INDIANA Has sparked the Boilermakers off the bench over the last two games, averaging 4.0 points and 3.5 assists while playing outstanding defense. Big reason why Jeremy Hollowell had just two points after halftime Friday night, while forcing four turnovers in the second half. Enters game having made nine straight free throws and is perfect from the line this year; shooting 86.1 percent for career (87-of-101). Has appeared in 118 career games after receiving a medical hardship after eight games a year ago at Michigan. Is the only active player on s roster to win an NCAA Tournament game. Appears to be fully-healed after a pair of surgeries in March and May before the season, and is now playing his fearless self. #BOILERUP

5 HARD ROCK HOTEL RIVIERA MAYA // NOV. 22, 2016 // UTAH STATE VS. PURDUE // CANCUN CHALLENGE // GAME 04 MACKEY ARENA MISCELLANEOUS MACKEY ARENA / HOME OF THE BOILERMAKERS The home of the Boilermakers for the last 50 years, Mackey Arena is one of the toughest places in play in America. The Boilermakers were 17-1 in at home, recording the most home wins in a season in school history. has won over 80.0 percent of its games at the facility, amassing almost 600 wins ( ) in 50th season of play at Mackey Arena. Since the season, has won at least 12 home games in 29-of-38 seasons. owns a (.881) against non-conference foes at Mackey Arena and a (.761) mark against Big Ten opposition. has sold out Mackey Arena in 360-of-729 games at Mackey Arena, filling the arena 49.4 percent of the time. A total of 9,639,199 fans have walked through the turnstiles, which would rank Mackey Arena as the 18th-largest city in the world. Of opponents with at least two games played in Mackey Arena, just two have winning records vs. (NC State, 2-1; UCLA, 2-0). Mackey Arena is one of the loudest college basketball arenas in America, reaching a max decibel level of db. Over its last 27 games, is 25-2 (.926) in Mackey Arena. MACKEY ARENA / STREAKS Non-conference winning streak: 1 (last loss; Nov. 14, 2016 vs. [3] Villanova) Overall winning streak: 1 (last loss; Nov. 14, 2016 vs. [3] Villanova) Big Ten winning streak: 8 (last loss; Jan. 2, 2016 vs. Iowa) MACKEY ARENA NUMBERS BIG TEN HOME RECORDS (since season) Team Total Maryland Wisconsin Indiana Ohio State Iowa Michigan State Michigan Illinois Northwestern Penn State Nebraska Minnesota Rutgers MOST WINS IN MACKEY ARENA HISTORY LOUDEST CROWDS AT MACKEY ARENA (since season) db [2] Ohio State Feb. 20, db [8] Michigan State Feb. 9, db [3] Villanova Nov. 14, db [4] West Virginia Jan. 1, db Indiana Jan. 28, db Wisconsin March 6, 2016 HOME WINNING STREAK (since season) Dates No. Dec. 22, 1967 to Feb. 14, March 3, 2010 to Dec. 31, Dec. 5, 1987 to Dec. 19, Jan. 19, 1983 to Feb. 25, Jan. 7, 1998 to Jan. 13, Jan. 21, 1995 to Jan. 16, Since season. NON-CONFERENCE HOME WIN STREAK (since season) Dates No. Dec. 6, 2008 to Dec. 20, Dec. 15, 1991 to Nov. 24, Nov. 19, 2005 to Dec. 17, Dec. 6, 1996 to Dec. 12, Nov. 30, 2001 to Dec. 20, Since season. WHAT OTHERS TWEET ABOUT MACKEY ARENA Haven t been to a game in Mackey Arena as a fan in a long, long time. I forgot it s basically the perfect college basketball arena in every way. I hate how much I love Mackey Arena. -- Mark Titus (@ClubTrillion) -- Contributor to Ringer.com and author; Former Ohio State player It s so loud in here. It s easily one of the loudest arena I have ever been in. -- Allison Williams (@AllisonW_Sports) -- ESPN sideline announcer Have said this for years: Mackey Arena has a case for most-intimidating atmosphere in the league when it s rolling. Tonight, it s rolling. -- Zach Osterman (@ZachOsterman) -- Indiana beat writer for Indy Star Really electric environment here in Mackey Arena for and IU. Can t hear yourself think. -- GoldandBlack.com (@GoldandBlackcom) -- beat writer Mackey appears to be in fine form this evening. Just a total concete dungeon of noise. -- Eamonn Brennan (@eamonnbrennan) -- ESPN.com up on Michigan State, and Mackey is rocking. That place is No. 1 or 2 on my list of B1G road venues. -- Jeff Potrykus (@jaypo1961) -- Wisconsin beat writer for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Snakepit is an appropriate cliche to describe Mackey Arena. -- Naming Mackey Arena fourth on his list of road venues (all sports) -- Joe Rexrode (@JoeRexrode) -- former Michigan State beat writer for Lansing State Journal Not sure I ve ever been in an arena this insane. Seriously...and I ve been a LOT of places. Mackey Arena is on fire today. This place will hurt your ears. -- WNST Radio (@WNST) -- Maryland radio station for providing an incredible atmosphere for college basketball tonight at Mackey Arena #loud -- Mark Jackson (@MJNovaAD) -- Villanova Athletic Director That s a 10-3 run to tie the game at 31. This has the feel of a early March game. Early March crowd too. Mackey Arena is a madhouse. -- Troy Machir (@TroyMachir) -- College Basketball Talk on NBC I m listening to the TV broadcast on my phone and can t hear a thing in this place. Mackey is ear-shattering loud. -- Bob Kravitz (@BKravitz) -- WTHR.com Columnist The deafening atmosphere at tonight is a reminder that early-season college basketball is better when played on campus. -- Jeff Eisenberg (@JeffEisenberg) -- Yahoo Sports college basketball writer First Game: Dec. 2, 1967 Games: 729 Sellouts: 360 Overall Record: (.812) Non-Conference: (.881) Big Ten: (.761) Painter Era: (.825) Non-Con: 84-8 (.913) B1G: (.742) Total Attendance (Avg.): 9,639,199 (13,222) Most Wins / Season: 17 (2016) MACKEY ARENA YEARLY RECORDS Year Overall Pct. B10 Pct. Attn. Avg ,102 13, ,298 14, ,476 14, ,240 13, ,412 13, ,788 12, ,244 12, ,448 13, ,390 13, ,738 13, ,300 13, ,795 13, ,345 13, ,910 13, ,040 13, ,608 13, ,147 13, ,784 12, ,085 13, ,599 14, ,384 13, ,722 14, ,843 13, ,664 13, ,370 13, ,722 14, ,722 14, ,599 14, ,162 14, ,770 14, ,722 14, ,968 14, ,152 13, ,244 11, ,020 11, ,280 10, ,814 11, ,215 11, ,618 10, ,733 11, ,865 12, ,744 13, ,896 13, ,659 13, ,504 13, ,286 11, ,553 12, ,884 11, ,916 13, ,629 14,210 RECORDS VS. BIG TEN OPPONENTS Opponent Record Opponent Record Nebraska 5-0 Illinois Penn State 18-2 Indiana Wisconsin 38-4 Michigan State Northwestern 39-5 Michigan Minnesota 38-6 Ohio State Rutgers 3-1 Maryland 1-1 Iowa 32-11

6 GAME 04 // CANCUN CHALLENGE // UTAH STATE VS. PURDUE // NOV. 22, 2016 // HARD ROCK HOTEL RIVIERA MAYA HEAD COACH MATT PAINTER Record at : (.640) / 12th year Career Record: (.654) / 13th year Born ABOUT PAINTER Aug. 27, 1970 With a pair of Sweet 16 appearances, eight NCAA Tournament berths, Big Ten regular-season and tournament titles and an international gold Hometown Muncie, Indiana medal on his résumé, 12th-year head coach Matt Painter is widely regarded as one of the brightest minds in all of college basketball. High School Delta High School Painter affirmed his long-term commitment to in March of 2011, agreeing to a new eight-year contract that will keep him in West Lafayette Degree (1994); sociology through at least the season. He then followed that up in August of 2016, signing a three-year extension good through the year. Master s Painter has averaged over 21 wins per season during his tenure at the helm of the program, including at least 20 victories in eight seasons. Painter s tenure has seen basketball restore its status among the upper echelon of college basketball programs. The last eight years have FAMILY seen six 20-win seasons and NCAA Tournament berths, two Sweet 16 appearances, a regular-season Big Ten title and a Big Ten Tournament crown. Daughter Maggie The three winningest classes in program history are the classes of 2011, 2012 and 2010, respectively, and five of the 10 winningest individual Daughter Emma players has ever seen have come from the Painter ranks. Success, however, didn t happen overnight. Son Brayden Painter officially became the 18th head men s basketball coach in history on April 1, 2005, and immediately set about laying the groundwork for a dramatic reversal in the program s fortunes. COACHING EXPERIENCE The Boilermakers were at their best during the 2009 postseason run, rattling off double-digit victories over Penn State and Illinois to reach the Big Years School, Position Ten Tournament final, where they dispatched Ohio State, 65-61, to earn the first conference tournament crown in program history. Painter has been named Big Ten Coach of the Year three times in the last six seasons, earning the consensus award in 2008 and 2011, and winning the coaches vote in He is one of only six men to win the award more at least three times since its inception in Painter has seen a total of 24 players earn a combined 44 Academic All-Big Ten honors during his tenure as head coach. Painter has also mentored an Academic All-American, as Moore earned second-team honors during the season. YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD Year School Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Postseason Southern Illinois NCAA (0-1) NCAA (1-1) NCAA (1-1) NCAA (2-1) NCAA (2-1) NCAA (1-1) NCAA (1-1) CBI (1-1) NCAA (0-1) NCAA (0-1) Southern Illinois (1) NCAA (0-1) (12th) NCAA (8-8) Career (13th) NCAA (8-9) Postseason Record MVC Tournament Big Ten Tournament NCAA Tournament CBI Invitational MISCELLANEOUS MILESTONE VICTORIES Win Score Opponent Date Wyoming Wofford (1st win at ) Michigan State Iowa Northwestern Minnesota Minnesota (200th win at ) Wisconsin (225th win at ) PAINTER S HOME RECORD AT PURDUE Year Non-Conf. Big Ten Overall TOTALS (.921) (.742) (.828) AMONG THE ELITE BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR HONORS 7 Gene Keady 5 Bobby Knight Indiana 4 Bo Ryan Wisconsin 3 Matt Painter 3 Tom Izzo Michigan State 3 Thad Matta Ohio State ALL-TIME BIG TEN WINS LEADERS Rk. Coach, Team Wins 1. Bob Knight, Indiana Gene Keady, Tom Izzo, Michigan State Ward Lambert, Lou Henson, Illinois Tom Davis, Iowa Johnny Orr, Michigan Matt Painter, 113 WINS OVER AP TOP 25 TEAMS (30) Date Opponent Site Score [22] Michigan Home [25] Virginia Home [24] Indiana Home [22] Louisville Indianapolis, Ind [11] Wisconsin Home [8] Wisconsin Away [10] Michigan State Home [22] Davidson Indianapolis, Ind [21] Minnesota Away [6] Michigan State Home [15] Washington Portland, Ore. (NCAA) [9] Tennessee St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands [6] West Virginia Home [16] Wisconsin Home [10] Michigan State Away [9] Ohio State Away [23] Texas A&M Spokane, Wash. (NCAA) [17] Michigan State Home [16] Minnesota Home [10] Wisconsin Home [2] Ohio State Home [11] Michigan Away [24] Saint Mary s Omaha, Neb. (NCAA) [11] Illinois Home [17] Wisconsin Away [25] Iowa Home [22] Indiana Home [20] Ohio State Home [8] Michigan State Home [10] Maryland Home Eastern Illinois (1998); athletics administration Wash. & Jefferson, asst. coach Barton College, asst. coach Eastern Illinois, asst. coach Southern Illinois, asst. coach Southern Illinois, head coach , associate head coach 2006-pres., head coach PLAYING EXPERIENCE Years Honorable mention All-Big Ten, 1993 COACHING HONORS 2004 Missouri Valley Coach of the Year 2004 District V Coach of the Year (USBWA) 2008 Big Ten Coach of the Year 2008 District 10 Coach of the Year (NABC) 2008 Naismith Coach of the Year Finalist 2008 Jim Phelan Coach of the Year Finalist 2008 Skip Prosser Man of the Year Finalist 2008 Henry Iba Award Nominee 2009 Henry Iba Award Nominee 2010 Big Ten Coach of the Year 2010 District V Coach of the Year (USBWA) 2010 District 7 Coach of the Year (NABC) 2010 Jim Phelan Coach of the Year Finalist 2011 Big Ten Coach of the Year 2011 District V Coach of the Year (USBWA) 2011 District 7 Coach of the Year (NABC) 2011 Jim Phelan Coach of the Year Finalist COACHING TREE Dru Anthrop (Assistant video coordinator with the Orlando Magic) Tarrance Crump (Assistant coach at SIU Edwardsville) Marcus Green (Assistant director of operations at University of California) Johnny Hill (Assistant coach at University of Northwestern Ohio) Paul Lusk (Head coach at Missouri State University) Cuonzo Martin (Head coach at University of California) Rick Ray (Head coach at Southeast Missouri State) Micah Shrewsbury (Assistant Coach with the Boston Celtics) Ryne Smith (Head coach at Anderson High School [Ind.]) Kent Williams (Assistant coach at SIU Edwardsville) NBA DRAFT PICKS UNDER PAINTER 2007 Carl Landry, 31st to Seattle 2011 JaJuan Johnson, 27th to Boston via New Jersey 2011 E Twaun Moore, 55th overall to Boston 2012 Robbie Hummel, 58th to Minnesota 2016 A.J. Hammons, 46th to Dallas ALL-AMERICANS UNDER PAINTER 2010 Robbie Hummel, 2nd (NABC) / HM (AP) 2010 E Twaun Moore, HM (AP) 2011 JaJuan Johnson, consensus 2011 E Twaun Moore, 3rd (NABC) / HM (AP) 2012 Robbie Hummel, HM (AP) 2016 A.J. Hammons, HM (AP) #BOILERUP

7 HARD ROCK HOTEL RIVIERA MAYA // NOV. 22, 2016 // UTAH STATE VS. PURDUE // CANCUN CHALLENGE // GAME RESULTS / LEADERS Overall Record: 2-1 Home: 2-1 Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0 Big Ten Record: 0-0 Home: 0-0 Away: 0-0 Date Opponent W/L Score High Scorer High High High High Blocks Attend. db Nov. 11 McNeese State W Swanigan (23) Swanigan (20) Swanigan (6) C. Edwards (2) Haas (3) 13, Nov [3] Villanova L Haas (22) Swanigan (8) V. Edwards (8) Two Players (1) Haas (1) 14, Nov Georgia State W Swanigan (19) Swanigan (11) Mathias (4) Thompson (3) Haas (1) 14, Nov vs. Utah State Nov vs. Auburn / Texas Tech Nov NJIT Nov at Louisville Dec. 3 Morehead State Dec. 6 4 vs. Arizona State Dec. 10 Cleveland State Dec vs. Notre Dame Dec. 19 Western Illinois Dec. 21 Norfolk State Dec. 28 * Iowa Jan. 1 * Minnesota Jan. 5 * at Ohio State Jan. 8 * Wisconsin Jan. 12 * at Iowa Jan. 17 * Illinois Jan. 21 * Penn State Jan. 24 * at Michigan State Jan. 29 * at Nebraska Feb. 1 * Northwestern Feb. 4 * at Maryland Feb. 9 * at Indiana Feb. 14 * Rutgers Feb. 18 * Michigan State Feb. 21 * at Penn State Feb. 25 * at Michigan Feb. 28 * Indiana March 4/5 * at Northwestern March 8-12 Big Ten Tournament * Denotes Big Ten Conference game 1 Denotes Gavitt Games (West Lafayette, Ind.) 2 Denotes Cancun Challenge (West Lafayette, Ind. / Cancun, Mexico) 3 Denotes ACC / Big Ten Challenge (Louisville, Ky.) 4 Denotes Jimmy V Classic (New York, N.Y.) 5 Denotes Crossroads Classic (Indianapolis, Ind.) ATTENDANCE TOTALS OVERALL BIG TEN Site Games Totals Avg. High Site Games Totals Avg. High Home 3 42,649 14,210 14,804 vs. [3] Villanova ( ) Home Away Away Neutral Totals 3 42,649 14,210 14,804 vs. [3] Villanova ( ) Totals MARGINS OF VICTORY Opponents 1 LARGEST LEADS / DEFICITS WHEN LEADING Largest Margin of Victory 44 (109-65) vs. McNeese State ( ) Largest Overall Lead 45 (100-55; 4:15 2nd) vs. McNeese State ( ) Largest Haltime Lead 15 (47-32) vs. McNeese State ( ) Largest Lead in a Loss 4 (13-9; 15:22 1st) vs. [3] Villanova ( ) Largest Halftime Lead in a Loss Largest Run 20 vs. Georgia State ( ) WHEN TRAILING Largest Margin of Defeat 3 (76-79) vs. [3] Villanova ( ) Largest Overall Deficit 13 (41-54; 8:13 2nd) vs. Georgia State ( ) Largest Halftime Deficit 3 (27-30) vs. Georgia State ( ) Largest Deficit Overcome in a Win 13 (41-54; 8:13 2nd) vs. Georgia State ( ) Largest Halftime Deficit in a Win 3 (27-30) vs. Georgia State ( ) Largest Opponent Run 9 by [3] Villanova ( )

8 GAME 04 // CANCUN CHALLENGE // UTAH STATE VS. PURDUE // NOV. 22, 2016 // HARD ROCK HOTEL RIVIERA MAYA GAME-BY-GAME COMPARISON Team W/L FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D Reb. PF A TO B S 1st 2nd OT Pts. PPP [15] W McNeese State [15] W [3] Villanova [15] W Georgia State Utah State Auburn / Texas Tech NJIT Louisville Morehead State Arizona State Cleveland State Notre Dame Western Illinois Norfolk State Iowa Minnesota Ohio State Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Penn State Michigan State Nebraska Northwestern Maryland Indiana Rutgers Michigan State Penn State Michigan Indiana Northwestern #BOILERUP

9 HARD ROCK HOTEL RIVIERA MAYA // NOV. 22, 2016 // UTAH STATE VS. PURDUE // CANCUN CHALLENGE // GAME OVERALL STATS: 2-1 BIG TEN: 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE: 2-1 HOME: 2-1 AWAY: 0-0 NEUTRAL: 0-0 ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 50 Swanigan, Caleb Haas, Isaac Edwards, Vincent Edwards, Carsen Mathias, Dakota Albrecht, Spike Thompson, P.J Smotherman, Basil Eifert, Grady McKeeman, Jon Luce, Tommy TM TEAM TOTAL OPPONENTS HOME STATS: 2-1 BIG TEN: 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE: 2-1 ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 50 Swanigan, Caleb Haas, Isaac Edwards, Vincent Edwards, Carsen Mathias, Dakota Albrecht, Spike Thompson, P.J Smotherman, Basil Eifert, Grady McKeeman, Jon Luce, Tommy TM TEAM TOTAL OPPONENTS WINS STATS: 2-0 ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 50 Swanigan, Caleb Haas, Isaac Edwards, Vincent Edwards, Carsen Mathias, Dakota Albrecht, Spike Smotherman, Basil Thompson, P.J McKeeman, Jon Eifert, Grady Luce, Tommy TM TEAM TOTAL OPPONENTS LOSSES STAT-1 ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 44 Haas, Isaac Swanigan, Caleb Edwards, Vincent Thompson, P.J Smotherman, Basil Albrecht, Spike Mathias, Dakota Edwards, Carsen TM TEAM TOTAL OPPONENTS