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2 70 Season in Review The University of Northern Iowa men s basketball squad captured a share of its first Missouri Valley Conference championship, won the MVC postseason tournament, advanced to the NCAA Tournametn for the fourth time in six years and tied the school record with 23 victories. The Panthers were the No. 12 seed in the West Regional, but dropped a decision to No. 5-seeded Purdue in the first round of the 2009 NCAA Men s Basketball Championship on Thursday, March 19. It was UNI s fifth trip to the Division I NCAA tournament since joining the Division I ranks in the season. Including season, the Panthers have won 20 games in a season five times since becoming a D-I program, and each of those seasons has advanced to the NCAA tournament (1990, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009). UNI finished in a tie for first in the Missouri Valley Conference standings, its first outright or shared Valley regular-season title. UNI s previous best finish was a tie for second in the season. UNI also claimed this year s State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Tournament title, its second MVC tourney crown. The Panthers also won the league tournament in The overtime win over Illinois State in the championship game of the Missouri Valley Tournament March 8 was UNI s 12th win of the season away from the McLeod Center. The Panthers were 12-7 in road and neutral site games in , including 11-1 away from home versus Missouri Valley Conference opposition. UNI was 8-4 in true road games this year and 4-3 on neutral courts. Those 12 wins are the most victories away from home in one year for UNI. As a team, UNI made 541 free throws this year, the secondmost in school history, and the most since the school turned Division I in The Panthers also are shooting.753 at the free throw line as a team, which was the second-best percentage in UNI history, and the 17th-best percentage in the NCAA this season. PANTHER NOTES JACOBSON NAMED MVC COACH OF THE YEAR UNI head coach Ben Jacobson was named the Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year. Jacobson guided the Panthers to their first MVC regular-season title, after being picked sixth in the preseason standings. Jacobson becomes the second UNI hoops coach to earn the Valley s top honor, as Eldon Miller won the award in PANTHERS PILE UP POSTSEASON AWARDS The Panthers certainly piled up the postseason hardware this season. Forward Adam Koch was a first-team All-MVC selection, while guard Kwadzo Ahelegbe was a secondteam pick and also named to the MVC All-Defensive Team and MVC Most-Improved Team. Ali Farokhmanesh was named to the MVC All-Newcomer team, and Johnny Moran was an MVC All-Freshman selection. Lucas O Rear and Travis Brown were each named to the Valley s All-Bench Team, with O Rear named as the MVC s Sixth-Man of the Year. In addition, Koch was a first-team MVC Scholar-Athlete. KOCH, AHELEGBE NAMED MVC ALL-TOURNAMENT Kwadzo Ahelegbe and Adam Koch powered UNI to the 2009 State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Tournament title, and both were named to the All-Tournament team. Ahelegbe averaged 19.0 points, 5.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game over the three games, while shooting 50 percent from three-point range and 83 percent at the free throw line. Koch averaged 15.7 points, 6.0 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 2.0 blocks over the weekend, while connecting on 63 percent of his field goal attempts. KOCH, AHELEGBE VOTED NABC ALL-DISTRICT Koch and Ahelegbe were each named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) All-District 16 team, as voted on by the coaching members of the NABC. Koch was a first-team all-district pick, while Ahelegbe was chosen to the second team. GETTING IN DONE IN ST. LOUIS The Panthers claimed their second State Farm Missouri Valley Conference tournament title March 8 at Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Mo. The top-seeded Panthers topped Indiana State, 73-69, in the quarterfinals; defeated Bradley, 76-62, in the semis; and took down Illinois State, (ot), in the championship game. UNI became the second straight team to win both the Missouri Valley Conference regular-season and tournament titles in the same year, following Drake in ALI FOR THREE Junior guard Ali Farokhmanesh connected on 75-for-198 from three-point range this season, making him one of the top three-point marksmen in UNI history. His 75 makes were the second-most in school annals, just four behind the school record of 79 (Erik Smith, ). His 198 trey attempts this year were the second-most in school history, with the record being 208 by Smith in the season. Farokhmanesh ranks 13th in UNI single-season annals with his.379 three-point percentage. BUT HE S NOT THE ONLY ONE Farokhmanesh was the team s top three-point marksman, but the Panthers had a host of weapons from behind the arc. Six different players made at least 10 three-pointers on the season, and five players shot 37 percent or better from downtown. As a team, the Panthers connected on 217 three-pointers, the sixth-best single-season total in school history. The school record is 226 treys in the season. PANTHERS EARN FIRST MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE CO-REGULAR-SEASON TITLE UNI finished in a tie for first in the Missouri Valley Conference standings, its first outright or shared Valley regular-season title. UNI s previous best finish was a tie for second in the season. That year, the Panthers tied for second in the regular-season standings, earned the No. 2 seed in the State Farm MVC Tournament and won the tournament title, defeating Missouri State, 79-74, in double-overtime in the championship game. LAST TITLE NEARLY 30 YEARS AGO Prior to this year, the Panthers last regular-season conference title was in the season, as a member of the fledgling Mid-Continent Conference. UNI, Western Illinois and Eastern Illinois the only schools in the league at the time tied for the Mid-Continent Conference title that year, as each finished with 2-2 league records. The Panthers became a Division I program in the season. UNI won or shared eight North Central Conference titles when it was a member of Division II, earning at least a share of NCC regular-season titles in 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1953, 1962, 1964 and RECORD SEVEN MVC TEAMS IN POSTSEASON PLAY The Missouri Valley Conference had a record seven of its team reach postseason play this year. In addition to UNI in the NCAA tournament, Creighton and Illinois State were chosen to be in the NIT; Drake, Evansville and Bradley in the CollegeInsider.com Tournament and Wichita State in the College Basketball Invitational. BUZZER BEATER Junior forward Adam Koch s putback as time expired in the second overtime gave UNI a win over Illinois State Feb. 24. Koch grabbed a miss by freshman guard Johnny Moran and layed the ball in as the final horn sounded. Senior guard Travis Brown kept UNI alive at the end of the first overtime, as he grabbed an offensive board with 11 seconds left in that period and scored to pull the Panthers even at 62 and force the second extra session. Prior to the win against the Redbirds, UNI s last buzzer-beating victory was at Wichita State on Feb. 28, 2005, when former star guard Ben Jacobson (no relation to the current UNI coach) drained a three-pointer from the left wing as time expired. EGLSEDER NAMED MVC PLAYER OF THE WEEK MARCH 2 Junior center Jordan Eglseder was named State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Week, the league office announced March 2. Eglseder averaged 15.5 points, 9.5 rebounds and 3.5 blocked shots over two games, helping lead UNI to a share of its first-ever Missouri Valley Conference regular-season title. Eglseder had 11 points, six rebounds and three blocked shots in the Panthers double-overtime win at Illinois State Feb. 24, and then had 20 points, 13 rebounds and four blocks all team highs in UNI s victory over Evansville in the regular-season finale Feb. 28. He was 10-for-15 from the field over the two contests and 11-for-14 at the free throw line. MORE THAN HALF A HUNDRED UNI s 56 points in the second half at Siena on Feb. 21 was a season-high by the Panthers. It was the second time this season UNI topped 50 in a half, with the other time being Jan. 3 against Wichita State. The Panthers scored 50 points in the second half that night against the Shockers in a win. EFFICIENT OFFENSE Junior Jordan Eglseder certainly made the most of his minutes in his last 10 games. The 7-0 center averaged 12.3 points and 7.9 rebounds per game over UNI s last 10 contests. 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3 Season in Review 71 PANTHERS ROAD STREAK ONE OF VALLEY S BEST When UNI dropped a decision to Wichita State Feb. 14, it snapped an eight-game Missouri Valley Conference road winning streak for the Panthers. UNI won its final road game of last year (at Evansville) and its first seven road contests of this season. That eight-game streak is tied for the eighth-longest road winning streak in Missouri Valley Conference history. It s also just the fourth time since 1960, and second time since 1986, that a Valley school has won eight or more straight league games away from home. UNI EQUALS LARGEST WIN EVER OVER SIU The Panthers rolled to an win over Southern Illinois on Feb. 11 at the McLeod Center. The 26-point margin of victory was tied for UNI s largest winning margin in the 44- game series. In addition, the victory over the Salukis gave UNI its first season-sweep of SIU since the season. CARDIAC CATS WIN AT BRADLEY The Panthers won at Bradley on Feb. 3, 61-58, in amazing fashion. Trailing by eight points with less than four minutes remaining, and six points with 1:30 left, UNI went on a three-point barrage to come back and earn the win. Ali Farokhmanesh and Johnny Moran were a combined 5-for-6 from behind the arc in the game s final four minutes, with Moran hitting the game-winning trey with 5.4 seconds left for the win. KOCH EARNS ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT HONORS Junior forward Adam Koch was named first team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 7 Feb. 5, as voted on by the membership of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Koch, who led UNI in scoring at 12.1 points per game and also averaged 5.1 rebounds per contest, has a 3.43 cumulative GPA in biology. KOCH NEARLY SETS SCHOOL RECORD AT FT LINE Adam Koch s 18 made free throws against Missouri State Jan. 25 was not only a career-high, but it was one short of the UNI school record of 19, set by Bill McCoy against Bemidji State in the season. UNI made a seasonhigh 30 free throws (in 36 attempts) against the Bears. Koch shot 77 percent at the free throw line this season (158-for-205). MORE KOCH FREE THROW SUCCESS Junior forward Adam Koch had his string of 28 consecutive made free throws snapped on Feb. 11 against Southern Illinois. That left Koch just four short of UNI s school record of 32 consecutive foul shots made, set by Bill McCoy in the season. BOTH ENDS OF THE FLOOR CLICKING The Panthers were firing on all cylinders during league play. In Missouri Valley Conference games, UNI ranked second in the league in scoring offense (68.3 ppg), first in scoring defense (61.3 ppg), first in scoring margin (+7.0), first in field goal percentage (45.8), first in field goal percentage defense (40.6) and second in rebounding margin (+3.5). STREAKIN UNI won a school-record 11 straight games from Dec. 31 until Feb. 3, which when it ended was the fourth-longest active winning streak in the country. The 11-game streak started with a win at Southern Illinois on New Year s Eve, and lasted through a victory at Bradley Feb. 3. The streak ended with a loss to Creighton at the McLeod Center on Feb. 8. BALANCED SCORING EFFORT UNI ended the season with three starters averaging double-figures in scoring, and two others just barely below that mark. The Panthers were led by forward Adam Koch at 12.1 ppg, followed by guard Kwadzo Ahelegbe (11.8 ppg) and center Jordan Eglseder (10.2). Guards Ali Farokhmanesh (9.6 ppg) and Johnny Moran (8.4 ppg) were just shy of double digits. In addition, all five of UNI s starters have reached the 20-point mark at least once this season. The Panthers have had a total of plus point performances this season, including two games of 30 points or more (Jordan Eglseder, 31 at Wyoming; Adam Koch, 30 at Missouri State). DIALING LONG DISTANCE UNI connected on a season-best 11 three pointers against Wichita State on Jan. 3, shooting a season-best 58 percent (11-for-19). The Panthers hit on 8-of-11 from behind the arc after halftime, led by junior Ali Farokhmanesh, who made five treys in the game and four in the second half. UNI tied its season-high with 11 threes against Drake on Jan. 17, and connected on eight or more treys in 10 games. SHUT-DOWN DEFENSE For much of the MVC season, UNI did an outstanding job of slowing down the opposing team s top offensive players. Against Evansville Jan. 13, the Panthers held the Missouri Valley Conference s top scorer, Shy Ely (18.6 ppg average), to just seven points, including 2-of-15 shooting from the floor; on Jan. 17 vs. Drake, UNI held All-MVC guard Josh Young (third in the MVC in scoring at 15.3 ppg) to just three points, zero field goals made, and just two field goals attempted; on Jan. 21 vs. Bradley, the Panthers held Theron Wilson (fifth in the Valley at 14.0 ppg) to zero points; on Jan. 25 against Missouri State, UNI kept Chris Cooks (10th in the league at 12.4 ppg) to nine points and 3-of-13 shooting; on Jan. 28 versus Illinois State, UNI kept All-MVC guard Osiris Eldridge (sixth in the league at 13.9 ppg) to four points on 2-of-8 shooting, and Champ Oguchi (fourth in the MVC at 15.0 ppg) to 11 points; on Feb. 8 against Creighton, held the Bluejays top three scorers (Booker Woodfox, P Allen Stinnett and Cavel Witter) to a combined 3-for-12 shooting; and on Feb. 11 vs. Southern Illinois, held the Salukis leading scorer Kevin Dillard (14th in the Valley at 12.2 ppg) to just four points on 1-of-8 shooting. MORAN LEADS UNI TO BIG WIN AT DRAKE Freshman guard Johnny Moran had 20 points, three rebounds, five assists and no turnovers against Drake on Jan. 17, powering UNI to the win. The freshman tied his career-high with six three-pointers, including four in the first half as UNI raced to a halftime lead. Four UNI players scored in double-figures, as Kwadzo Ahelegbe (16 points), Lucas O Rear (11 points), and Jordan Eglseder (10 points) joined Moran in double-digits. The Panthers, who drained 11 three-pointers against the Bulldogs, led by as many as 37 points in the second half. SCHOOL-RECORD SHOOTING AGAINST MISSOURI STATE UNI shot a school record 81.8 percent from the field in the first half (18-for-22) in the team s win over Missouri State Jan. 10. That was also the fourth-best field goal percentage for a half in Missouri Valley Conference history. The Panthers shot 70.5 percent (31-for-44) for the game, which was the second-best total in UNI history and eighthbest in Valley annals. The UNI school record for field goal percentage is 73.2 percent (30-for-41), set on March 6, 1986, in a loss to Cleveland State. UNI BREAKS 11-GAME LOSING STREAK AT SIU... The Panthers posted a win at Southern Illinois on Dec. 31. That was the team s first victory at SIU Arena since the season, when UNI posted a win over the Salukis under head coach Eldon Miller. The Panthers road victory on New Year s Eve is something SIU is not accustomed to in recent years, as it was just Southern Illinois third Missouri Valley Conference home loss since the start of the campaign.... AND A 12-GAME SKID AT CU A WEEK LATER UNI s win at Creighton Jan. 6 snapped a 12-game losing streak in Omaha. Before the win earlier this year, the last time UNI won at CU was in the season, posting a overtime win at the Omaha Civic Auditorium that year. The win also broke a nine-game overall losing streak to the Bluejays. Prior to that victory, the Panthers last win over Creighton was an triumph on Jan. 14, 2004, at the UNI-Dome. A RARE FEAT With the wins at Southern Illinois on Dec. 31 and Creighton on Jan. 6, UNI became just the second Missouri Valley Conference team since the start of the season to win at both venues in the same year. Last year, Illinois State also posted wins at SIU Arena and the Qwest Center. DUNHAM LIKES SIU ARENA Sophomore guard Kerwin Dunham had a season-high 11 points at Southern Illinois Dec. 31. Dunham hit all three three-point attempts versus the Salukis, including draining a three from the right wing with 1:46 left that gave the Panthers a lead and sealed the game. Dunham has had great success in his two games at SIU Arena, as he scored a career-high 13 points there as a freshman on 2/20/08. BIG JORDAN DOMINATES COWBOYS Jordan Eglseder s 31-point effort against Wyoming on Dec. 13 was not only a career-high for the 7-1 junior center, but it was also the most points scored by a UNI player since Feb. 9, Former Panthers star guard Ben Jacobson (no relation to the team s current head coach) had 31 points that night, in an loss at Creighton. Eglseder also had 11 rebounds against the Cowboys. THEY SHOOT, THEY SCORE Center Jordan Eglseder ranked second in the Missouri Valley Conference in field goal percentage. He connected on 58.5 percent of his attempts this season (148-for-253). But he s not even tops on UNI s team, as sophomore forward Lucas O Rear shot 61.5 percent from the floor (56-for-91), but did not have enough attempts to qualify for MVC ranking. Former UNI center Jason Sims holds the school s singleseason record for field goal percentage, as he made 64.4 percent ( ) of his shots in the season. University Coaching Staff Players Opponents Review History unipanthers.com

4 Team Stats Record OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Attendance Summary GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME 15 63,181 4,212 AWAY 12 93, NEUTRAL 7 64,603 9,229 TOTAL ,808 6,495 Player GP-GS FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3PT% FT-FTA FT% PTS PTS/G MIN OREB DREB TOT Avg. PF A TO BS ST Koch, Adam Ahelegbe, Kwadzo , Eglseder, Jordan Farokhmanesh, Ali Moran, Johnny , O Rear, Lucas Brown, Travis Dunham, Kerwin James, Anthony Rodenberg, Adam Montgomery, Jon Haak, Brian Total Opponents Team Statistics UNI 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 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 Score by Periods: 1st 2nd OT 2OT Total UNI Opponents UNI Panther Men s Basketball Media Guide

5 Team Results 73 DATE OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/15/08 DENVER W (17)Eglseder, Jordan (10)Moran, Johnny 11/19/08 at Illinois-Chicago L 3399 (23)Eglseder, Jordan (10)Eglseder, Jordan 11/23/08 TEXAS SOUTHERN W (21)Moran, Johnny (5)Brown, Travis (5)Moran, Johnny (5)Ahelegbe, Kwadzo 11/25/08 CHICAGO STATE W (17)Koch, Adam (11)Koch, Adam 11/28/08 vs Marquette L 3087 (11)Ahelegbe, Kwadzo (6)O Rear, Lucas (6)Moran, Johnny (6)Eglseder, Jordan 11/29/08 vs Auburn W (14)Farokhmanesh, Ali (10)Eglseder, Jordan 12/03/08 IOWA STATE Lot 5558 (18)Ahelegbe, Kwadzo (12)Koch, Adam (18)Koch, Adam 12/06/08 NORTH DAKOTA W (17)Ahelegbe, Kwadzo (7)Eglseder, Jordan 12/09/08 at Iowa L 9435 (10)Koch, Adam (8)Eglseder, Jordan (10)Moran, Johnny 12/13/08 vs Wyoming L 4048 (31)Eglseder, Jordan (11)Eglseder, Jordan 12/21/08 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W (16)Ahelegbe, Kwadzo (7)Eglseder, Jordan 12/28/08 *INDIANA STATE Lo (28)Ahelegbe, Kwadzo (8)O Rear, Lucas 12/31/08 *at Southern Illinois W (11)Dunham, Kerwin (10)Eglseder, Jordan (11)Moran, Johnny 01/03/09 *WICHITA STATE W (17)Farokhmanesh, Ali (6)Rodenberg, Adam 01/06/09 *at Creighton W (22)Moran, Johnny (9)Koch, Adam 01/10/09 *MISSOURI STATE W (22)Koch, Adam (11)Koch, Adam 01/13/09 *at Evansville W (11)Farokhmanesh, Ali (6)O Rear, Lucas (6)Koch, Adam 01/17/09 *at Drake W (20)Moran, Johnny (8)Eglseder, Jordan 01/21/09 *BRADLEY W (17)Farokhmanesh, Ali (11)O Rear, Lucas 01/25/09 *at Missouri State W (30)Koch, Adam (8)O Rear, Lucas 01/28/09 *ILLINOIS STATE W (17)Farokhmanesh, Ali (8)O Rear, Lucas 01/31/09 *at Indiana State W (14)Koch, Adam (7)Koch, Adam 02/03/09 *at Bradley W (12)Eglseder, Jordan (7)Eglseder, Jordan (12)Koch, Adam (7)O Rear, Lucas 02/08/09 *CREIGHTON L 6234 (23)Koch, Adam (12)Koch, Adam 02/11/09 *SOUTHERN ILLINOIS W (17)Eglseder, Jordan (9)Eglseder, Jordan 02/14/09 *at Wichita State L (17)Koch, Adam (5)Koch, Adam (5)Moran, Johnny (5)Ahelegbe, Kwadzo 02/18/09 *DRAKE L 5109 (11)Eglseder, Jordan (10)Eglseder, Jordan 02/21/09 at Siena L 8065 (16)Eglseder, Jordan (14)Eglseder, Jordan 02/24/09 *at Illinois State Wo (25)Koch, Adam (8)O Rear, Lucas (8)Moran, Johnny 02/28/09 *EVANSVILLE W (20)Eglseder, Jordan (13)Eglseder, Jordan 03/06/09 vs Indiana State W (19)Ahelegbe, Kwadzo (8)O Rear, Lucas (19)Koch, Adam 03/07/09 vs Bradley W (22)Koch, Adam (9)Koch, Adam 03/08/09 vs Illinois State Wot (17)Ahelegbe, Kwadzo (6)Koch, Adam 03/19/09 vs Purdue L (13)Eglseder, Jordan (7)O Rear, Lucas * Missouri Valley Conference game University Coaching Staff Players Opponents Review History unipanthers.com

6 All-Conference Teams/MVC Standings MVC All-Conference Teams 1st Team Osiris Eldridge, Illinois State Shy Ely, Evansville Adam Koch, UNI Theron Wilson, Bradley Booker Woodfox, Creighton 2nd Team Kwadzo Ahelegbe, UNI Jonathan Cox, Drake Chamberlain Oguchi, Illinois St. P Allen Stinnett, Creighton Josh Young, Drake Honorable Mention Chris Cooks, Missouri State Jason Holsinger, Evansville Harry Marshall, Indiana State Bryan Mullins, Southern Illinois Jay Tunnell, Indiana State All Newcomer Team Kevin Dillard, Southern Illinois Ali Farokhmanesh, UNI Clevin Hannah, Wichita State Toure Murry, Wichita State Chamberlain Oguchi, Illinois State All Freshman Team Kevin Dillard, Southern Illinois Johnny Moran, UNI Toure Murry, Wichita State Kyle Weems, Missouri State Kaylon Williams, Evansville All Defensive Team Kwadzo Ahelegbe, UNI Josh Dotzler, Creighton Osiris Eldridge, Illinois State Kenny Lawson Jr., Creighton Bryan Mullins, Southern Illinois Dinma Odiakosa, Illinois State Theron Wilson, Bradley State Farm MVC All-Tournament Team Osiris Eldridge, Illinois State MVP Adam Koch, UNI Kwadzo Ahelegbe, UNI Chamberlain Oguchi, Illinois State Booker Woodfox, Creighton Scholar-Athlete Teams 1st Team Brent Heemskerk, Drake Jason Holsinger, Evansville Adam Koch, UNI Bryan Mullins, Southern Illinois Josh Young, Drake 2nd Team Jonathan Cox, Drake Will Creekmore, Missouri State Kaleb Korver, Creighton Sam Maniscalco, Bradley Dinma Odiakosa, Illinois State Dustin Sitzmann, Creighton Honorable Mention Aaron Carter, Indiana State Ryan Jehle, Missouri State Adam Templeton, Drake Pieter van Tongeren, Evansville MVC Final Standings Conference Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. Northern Iowa Creighton Illinois State Bradley Evansville Wichita State Southern Illinois Drake Indiana State Missouri State State Farm MVC Tournament Results First Round #8 Drake 55, #9 Indiana State 62 #7 Wichita State 59, #10 Missouri State 46 Quarterfinals #1 UNI 73, #9 Indiana State 69 #4 Bradley 67, #5 Southern Illinois 55 #2 Creighton 63, #7 Wichita State 62 #3 Illinois State 78, #6 Evansville 68 Semifinals #1 UNI 76, #4 Bradley 62 #2 Creighton 49, #3 Illinois State 73 Championship #1 UNI 60, #3 Illinois State 57 Postseason Results NCAA Tournament First Round Purdue 61, UNI 56 NIT First Round Kansas State 83, Illinois State 79 (OT) Creighton 73, Bowling Green 71 Second Round Kentucky 65, Creighton 63 College Basketball Invitational Wichita State 84, Buffalo 73 Stanford 70, Wichita State 56 CollegeInsider.com Tournament First Round Bradley 81, Austin Peay 74 Belmont 92, Evansville 76 Idaho 69, Drake 67 Quarterfinals Bradley 76, Oakland 75 Individual Awards Rawlings/MVC Coach of the Year Ben Jacobson, UNI Larry Bird Player of the Year Booker Woodfox, Creighton Defensive MVP Bryan Mullins, Southern Illinois Newcomer of the Year Chamberlain Oguchi, Illinois State Freshman of the Year Kevin Dillard, Southern Illinois Sixth-Man of the Year Lucas O Rear, Northern Iowa Prairie Farms Scholar- Athletes of the Year Jason Holsinger, Evansville and Bryan Mullins, Southern Illinois Semifinals Bradley 59, Pacific 49 Championship Old Dominion 66, Bradley UNI Panther Men s Basketball Media Guide

7 Scoring Rk. Player, Team Yr. G FG 3FG FT Pts. Avg/G 1. Ely, Shy-UE SR Woodfox,Booker-CU SR Young, Josh-DU JR Oguchi,Champ-ILS SR Wilson, Theron-BU SR Eldridge,Osiris-ILS JR Maniscalco, Sam-BU SO Tunnell, Jay-INS SR Cox, Jonathan-DU SR Stinnett,P Allen-CU SO Rebounding Rk. Player, Team Yr. G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G 1. Cox, Jonathan-DU SR Odiakosa,Dinma-ILS JR Wilson, Theron-BU SR Clemente, Ramon-WSU SR Cooks,Chris-MSU SR Eglseder, Jordan-UNI JR Tunnell, Jay-INS SR Garner, Nate-UE SR Eldridge,Osiris-ILS JR Richard, Carl-INS FR Field Goal Percentage Rk. Player, Team Yr. G FG FGA Pct. 1. Odiakosa,Dinma-ILS JR Eglseder, Jordan-UNI JR Clemente, Ramon-WSU SR Garner, Nate-UE SR Lawson Jr.,Kenny-CU SO Knapp,Wade-MSU SR Durley, J.T.-WSU SO Tunnell, Jay-INS SR Boyle, Tony-SIU SR Koch, Adam-UNI JR Assists Rk. Player, Team Yr. G Assists Avg/G 1. Williams, Kaylon-UE FR Hannah, Clevin-WSU JR Dillard, Kevin-SIU FR Stanley, Craig-DU JR Phillips,Lloyd-ILS JR Dotzler,Josh-CU SR Holsinger, Jason-UE SR Ahelegbe, Kwadzo-UNI SO McCain, Eddren-BU FR Maniscalco, Sam-BU SO Free Throw Percentage Rk. Player, Team Yr. G FTM FTA Pct. 1. Woodfox,Booker-CU SR Witter,Cavel-CU JR Young, Josh-DU JR Maniscalco, Sam-BU SO Oguchi,Champ-ILS SR Hare, Ryan-SIU FR Holsinger, Jason-UE SR Fay, Carlton-SIU SO Ahelegbe, Kwadzo-UNI SO Koch, Adam-UNI JR Steals Rk. Player, Team Yr. G Steals Avg/G 1. Dotzler,Josh-CU SR Wilson, Theron-BU SR Eldridge,Osiris-ILS JR Williams, Kaylon-UE FR Stinnett,P Allen-CU SO Holloway,Emmanuel-ILS SR Hannah, Clevin-WSU JR Garner, Nate-UE SR Murry, Toure -WSU FR Dillard, Kevin-SIU FR MVC Individual Stats (All Games) 75 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Rk. Player, Team Yr. G 3FG 3FGA Pct. 1. Woodfox,Booker-CU SR Dillard, Kevin-SIU FR Korver,Kaleb-CU SO Parker, Josh-DU SO Tunnell, Jay-INS SR Phillips,Lloyd-ILS JR Cox, Jonathan-DU SR Hannah, Clevin-WSU JR Oguchi,Champ-ILS SR Holloway,Emmanuel-ILS SR Point Field Goals Made Rk. Player, Team Yr. G 3FG Avg/G 1. Woodfox,Booker-CU SR Oguchi,Champ-ILS SR Eldridge,Osiris-ILS JR Holsinger, Jason-UE SR Cox, Jonathan-DU SR Maniscalco, Sam-BU SO Hannah, Clevin-WSU JR Reed, Rashad-INS JR Dillard, Kevin-SIU FR Blocked Shots Rk. Player, Team Yr. G Blk Avg/G 1. Lawson Jr.,Kenny-CU SO Collins, David-BU SR Walker,Kenton-CU SO Eglseder, Jordan-UNI JR Durley, J.T.-WSU SO Crawford, Josh-INS JR Cox, Jonathan-DU SR Weems,Kyle-MSU FR Knapp,Wade-MSU SR Heemskerk, Brent-DU SR Assist/Turnover Ratio Rk. Player, Team Yr. G Asst. Avg. TO Avg. Ratio 1. Dotzler,Josh-CU SR Fuehrmeyer,Justin-MSU JR Williams, Kaylon-UE FR Hannah, Clevin-WSU JR Holsinger, Jason-UE SR Holloway,Emmanuel-ILS SR Maniscalco, Sam-BU SO Stanley, Craig-DU JR McCain, Eddren-BU FR Ahelegbe, Kwadzo-UNI SO Offensive Rebounds Rk. Player, Team Yr. G No. Avg/G 1. Odiakosa,Dinma-ILS JR Clemente, Ramon-WSU SR Cooks,Chris-MSU SR Garner, Nate-UE SR Wilson, Theron-BU SR Eglseder, Jordan-UNI JR Sampay,Brandon-ILS SR Boyle, Tony-SIU SR Richard, Carl-INS FR O Rear, Lucas-UNI SO Defensive Rebounds Rk. Player, Team Yr. G No. Avg/G 1. Cox, Jonathan-DU SR Wilson, Theron-BU SR Ely, Shy-UE SR Eldridge,Osiris-ILS JR Odiakosa,Dinma-ILS JR Clemente, Ramon-WSU SR Eglseder, Jordan-UNI JR Tunnell, Jay-INS SR Oguchi,Champ-ILS SR Cooks,Chris-MSU SR Minutes Played Rk. Player, Team Yr. G Min. Avg/G 1. Ely, Shy-UE SR Eldridge,Osiris-ILS JR Holsinger, Jason-UE SR Young, Josh-DU JR Reed, Rashad-INS JR Cox, Jonathan-DU SR Maniscalco, Sam-BU SO Phillips,Lloyd-ILS JR Oguchi,Champ-ILS SR Cooks,Chris-MSU SR University Coaching Staff Players Opponents Review History unipanthers.com

8 MVC Team Stats (All Games) Scoring Offense Rk. Team G W-L Pts. Avg.G 1. Creighton Illinois State Northern Iowa Evansville Bradley Drake Southern Illinois Indiana State Wichita State Missouri State Scoring Defense Rk. Team G Pts. Avg/G 1. Wichita State Drake Illinois State Northern Iowa Missouri State Creighton Southern Illinois Evansville Bradley Indiana State Scoring Margin Rk. Team G OFF DEF Margin 1. Creighton Illinois State Northern Iowa Drake Evansville Bradley Wichita State Southern Illinois Missouri State Indiana State Free Throw Percentage Rk. Team G FTM FTA Pct. 1. Northern Iowa Drake Creighton Indiana State Southern Illinois Bradley Evansville Illinois State Wichita State Missouri State Field Goal Percentage Rk. Team G FG FGA Pct. 1. Northern Iowa Evansville Creighton Illinois State Bradley Wichita State Southern Illinois Drake Indiana State Missouri State Field Goal Percentage Defense Rk. Team G FG FGA Pct. 1. Illinois State Northern Iowa Drake Creighton Southern Illinois Bradley Evansville Wichita State Indiana State Missouri State Point Field Goal Percentage Rk. Team G 3FG 3FGA Pct. 1. Illinois State Creighton Southern Illinois Indiana State Drake Northern Iowa Bradley Wichita State Evansville Missouri State Point Field Goal Percentage Defense Rk. Team G 3FG 3FGA Pct. 1. Illinois State Evansville Missouri State Bradley Drake Creighton Northern Iowa Southern Illinois Indiana State Wichita State Rebounding Offense Rk. Team G Reb. Avg/G 1. Illinois State Wichita State Evansville Northern Iowa Drake Creighton Missouri State Bradley Southern Illinois Indiana State Rebounding Defense Rk. Team G Reb. Avg/G 1. Wichita State Northern Iowa Illinois State Drake Missouri State Bradley Evansville Southern Illinois Indiana State Creighton Rebounding Margin Rk. Team G TEAM Avg. OPP Avg. Margin 1. Wichita State Illinois State Northern Iowa Evansville Drake Missouri State Bradley Southern Illinois Indiana State Creighton Blocked Shots Rk. Team G Blocks Avg/G 1. Creighton Bradley Wichita State Indiana State Illinois State Northern Iowa Southern Illinois Missouri State Drake Evansville Assists Rk. Team G Assists Avg/G 1. Evansville Creighton Illinois State Wichita State Southern Illinois Bradley Northern Iowa Indiana State Drake Missouri State Steals Rk. Team G Steals Avg/G 1. Creighton Bradley Illinois State Wichita State Drake Southern Illinois Evansville Missouri State Indiana State Northern Iowa UNI Panther Men s Basketball Media Guide Turnover Margin Rk. Team G TEAM Avg. OPP Avg. Margin 1. Creighton Evansville Bradley Illinois State Drake Missouri State Southern Illinois Wichita State Northern Iowa Indiana State Assist/Turnover Ratio Rk. Team G Asst. Avg. TO Avg. Ratio 1. Creighton Evansville Illinois State Northern Iowa Wichita State Drake Bradley Missouri State Southern Illinois Indiana State Offensive Rebounds Rk. Team G No. Avg/G 1. Wichita State Illinois State Missouri State Bradley Southern Illinois Evansville Creighton Indiana State Drake Northern Iowa Defensive Rebounds Rk. Team G No. Avg/G 1. Illinois State Northern Iowa Evansville Drake Creighton Wichita State Indiana State Southern Illinois Missouri State Bradley Point Field Goals Made Rk. Team G 3FG Avg/G 1. Illinois State Drake Creighton Indiana State Northern Iowa Missouri State Southern Illinois Bradley Wichita State Evansville

9 MVC Individual Stats (Conf. Games) 77 Scoring Rk. Player, Team Yr. G FG 3FG FT Pts. Avg/G 1. Ely, Shy-UE SR Young, Josh-DU JR Marshall, Harry-INS JR Woodfox,Booker-CU SR Wilson, Theron-BU SR Dillard, Kevin-SIU FR Oguchi,Champ-ILS SR Stinnett,P Allen-CU SO Eldridge,Osiris-ILS JR Cooks,Chris-MSU SR Rebounding Rk. Player, Team Yr. G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G 1. Cox, Jonathan-DU SR Odiakosa,Dinma-ILS JR Cooks,Chris-MSU SR Wilson, Theron-BU SR Richard, Carl-INS FR Weems,Kyle-MSU FR Tunnell, Jay-INS SR O Rear, Lucas-UNI SO Eldridge,Osiris-ILS JR Garner, Nate-UE SR Assists Rk. Player, Team Yr. G Assists Avg/G 1. Williams, Kaylon-UE FR Hannah, Clevin-WSU JR Marshall, Harry-INS JR Phillips,Lloyd-ILS JR Dillard, Kevin-SIU FR Dotzler,Josh-CU SR Stanley, Craig-DU JR Holsinger, Jason-UE SR McCain, Eddren-BU FR Fuehrmeyer,Justin-MSU JR Free Throw Percentage Rk. Player, Team Yr. G FTM FTA Pct. 1. Maniscalco, Sam-BU SO Woodfox,Booker-CU SR Witter,Cavel-CU JR Holsinger, Jason-UE SR Stanley, Craig-DU JR Oguchi,Champ-ILS SR Young, Josh-DU JR Koch, Adam-UNI JR Ahelegbe, Kwadzo-UNI SO Ely, Shy-UE SR Blocked Shots Rk. Player, Team Yr. G Blocks Avg/G 1. Walker,Kenton-CU SO Eglseder, Jordan-UNI JR Collins, David-BU SR Lawson Jr.,Kenny-CU SO Durley, J.T.-WSU SO Heemskerk, Brent-DU SR Knapp,Wade-MSU SR Cox, Jonathan-DU SR Roberts, Chris-BU JR Evans, Nick-SIU FR Assist/Turnover Ratio Rk. Player, Team Yr. G Asst. Avg. TO Avg. Ratio 1. Dotzler,Josh-CU SR Fuehrmeyer,Justin-MSU JR Williams, Kaylon-UE FR Maniscalco, Sam-BU SO Hannah, Clevin-WSU JR Holsinger, Jason-UE SR McCain, Eddren-BU FR Stanley, Craig-DU JR Holloway,Emmanuel-ILS SR Phillips,Lloyd-ILS JR University Coaching Staff Players Opponents Review History Field Goal Percentage Rk. Player, Team Yr. G FG FGA Pct. 1. Odiakosa,Dinma-ILS JR Eglseder, Jordan-UNI JR Boyle, Tony-SIU SR Lawson Jr.,Kenny-CU SO Durley, J.T.-WSU SO Tunnell, Jay-INS SR Knapp,Wade-MSU SR Garner, Nate-UE SR Carter,Justin-CU JR Koch, Adam-UNI JR Steals Rk. Player, Team Yr. G Steals Avg/G 1. Wilson, Theron-BU SR Hannah, Clevin-WSU JR Dotzler,Josh-CU SR Moran, Johnny-UNI FR Eldridge,Osiris-ILS JR Williams, Kaylon-UE FR Dillard, Kevin-SIU FR Murry, Toure -WSU FR Roberts, Chris-BU JR Phillips,Lloyd-ILS JR Point Field Goal Percentage Rk. Player, Team Yr. G 3FG 3FGA Pct. 1. Harriman,Casey-CU SO Laurie,Spencer-MSU SR Woodfox,Booker-CU SR Dillard, Kevin-SIU FR Hannah, Clevin-WSU JR Tunnell, Jay-INS SR Phillips,Lloyd-ILS JR Cooks,Chris-MSU SR Farokhmanesh, Ali-UNI JR Cox, Jonathan-DU SR Point Field Goals Made Rk. Player, Team Yr. G 3FG Avg/G 1. Farokhmanesh, Ali-UNI JR Oguchi,Champ-ILS SR Woodfox,Booker-CU SR Maniscalco, Sam-BU SO Hannah, Clevin-WSU JR Phillips,Lloyd-ILS JR Eldridge,Osiris-ILS JR Holsinger, Jason-UE SR Dillard, Kevin-SIU FR Tunnell, Jay-INS SR Printy, Jordan-INS FR Offensive Rebounds Rk. Player, Team Yr. G No. Avg/G 1. Cooks,Chris-MSU SR Odiakosa,Dinma-ILS JR Richard, Carl-INS FR Garner, Nate-UE SR Creekmore,Will-MSU SO Sampay,Brandon-ILS SR O Rear, Lucas-UNI SO Wilson, Theron-BU SR Eglseder, Jordan-UNI JR Boyle, Tony-SIU SR Clemente, Ramon-WSU SR Defensive Rebounds Rk. Player, Team Yr. G No. Avg/G 1. Cox, Jonathan-DU SR Wilson, Theron-BU SR Ely, Shy-UE SR Weems,Kyle-MSU FR Odiakosa,Dinma-ILS JR Richard, Carl-INS FR Eldridge,Osiris-ILS JR Tunnell, Jay-INS SR Cooks,Chris-MSU SR Oguchi,Champ-ILS SR Minutes Played Rk. Player, Team Yr. G Minutes Avg/G 1. Marshall, Harry-INS JR Ely, Shy-UE SR Eldridge,Osiris-ILS JR Cox, Jonathan-DU SR Young, Josh-DU JR Holsinger, Jason-UE SR Dillard, Kevin-SIU FR Maniscalco, Sam-BU SO Phillips,Lloyd-ILS JR Reed, Rashad-INS JR unipanthers.com

10 MVC Team Stats (Conf. Games) Scoring Offense Rk. Team G W-L Pts. Avg.G 1. Creighton Northern Iowa Illinois State Bradley Indiana State Southern Illinois Evansville Wichita State Drake Missouri State Scoring Defense Rk. Team G Pts. Avg/G 1. Northern Iowa Illinois State Bradley Drake Wichita State Evansville Southern Illinois Creighton Missouri State Indiana State Scoring Margin Rk. Team G OFF DEF Margin 1. Northern Iowa Creighton Illinois State Bradley Southern Illinois Evansville Drake Wichita State Indiana State Missouri State Free Throw Percentage Rk. Team G FTM FTA Pct. 1. Creighton Bradley Drake Northern Iowa Southern Illinois Indiana State Illinois State Evansville Missouri State Wichita State Field Goal Percentage Rk. Team G FG FGA Pct. 1. Northern Iowa Creighton Wichita State Bradley Illinois State Evansville Southern Illinois Indiana State Drake Missouri State Field Goal Percentage Defense Rk. Team G FG FGA Pct. 1. Northern Iowa Creighton Illinois State Drake Bradley Southern Illinois Evansville Wichita State Indiana State Missouri State Point Field Goal Percentage Rk. Team G 3FG 3FGA Pct. 1. Creighton Southern Illinois Northern Iowa Illinois State Bradley Indiana State Drake Missouri State Wichita State Evansville Point Field Goal Percentage Defense Rk. Team G 3FG 3FGA Pct. 1. Illinois State Evansville Bradley Drake Southern Illinois Northern Iowa Creighton Missouri State Indiana State Wichita State Rebounding Offense Rk. Team G Reb. Avg/G 1. Illinois State Northern Iowa Missouri State Creighton Indiana State Wichita State Evansville Bradley Southern Illinois Drake Rebounding Defense Rk. Team G Reb. Avg/G 1. Wichita State Northern Iowa Bradley Missouri State Illinois State Southern Illinois Evansville Indiana State Drake Creighton Rebounding Margin Rk. Team G TEAM Avg. OPP Avg. Margin 1. Illinois State Northern Iowa Wichita State Missouri State Bradley Indiana State Evansville Southern Illinois Creighton Drake Blocked Shots Rk. Team G Blocks Avg/G 1. Creighton Bradley Northern Iowa Wichita State Illinois State Indiana State Drake Southern Illinois Missouri State Evansville Assists Rk. Team G Assists Avg/G 1. Evansville Creighton Wichita State Illinois State Missouri State Southern Illinois Northern Iowa Bradley Indiana State Drake Steals Rk. Team G Steals Avg/G 1. Bradley Illinois State Creighton Southern Illinois Drake Wichita State Evansville Indiana State Northern Iowa Missouri State Turnover Margin Rk. Team G TEAM Avg. OPP Avg. Margin 1. Creighton Evansville Drake Bradley Illinois State Northern Iowa Southern Illinois Wichita State Missouri State Indiana State Assist/Turnover Ratio Rk. Team G Asst. Avg. TO Avg. Ratio 1. Creighton Evansville Northern Iowa Illinois State Missouri State Wichita State Drake Southern Illinois Bradley Indiana State Offensive Rebounds Rk. Team G No. Avg/G 1. Missouri State Illinois State Bradley Wichita State Indiana State Southern Illinois Evansville Northern Iowa Creighton Drake Defensive Rebounds Rk. Team G No. Avg/G 1. Northern Iowa Illinois State Creighton Drake Evansville Missouri State Indiana State Wichita State Southern Illinois Bradley Point Field Goals Made Rk. Team G 3FG Avg/G 1. Illinois State Creighton Indiana State Drake Northern Iowa Southern Illinois Missouri State Bradley Wichita State Evansville UNI Panther Men s Basketball Media Guide

11 Box Scores 79 Exhibition 1: UNI 69, Dubuque 51 Nov. 4, 2008 McLeod Center -- Cedar Falls, Iowa Dubuque (51) 25 Russell Peek Okpalaeze Blum Bellaire Wilson Niesen Slowik Tebbe Poirier Walusayi Kushnir Gorsch Jetter Schreen White Weaks Totals UNI (69) 34 Koch Farokhmanesh Haak Ahelegbe Brown Kelly Montgomery Pehl James Totals Halftime -- UNI 43, UD Pt. Shooting UD 7-20 (Russell 1-5, Okpalaeze 0-2, Blum 2-2, Bellaire 1-3, Wilson 0-2, Poirier 1-2, Gorsch 2-2, Jetter 0-1, White 0-1), UNI (Farokhmanesh 4-9, Haak 0-4, Ahelegbe 3-6, Brown 1-2, Kelly 0-1, Montgomery 1-4, James 1-3). Turnovers -- UD 18, UNI 13. Blocks -- UD 2, UNI 3. Steals -- UD 7, UNI 11. Att. -- 2,815. Exhibition 2: UNI 44, Wayne State 27 Nov. 10, 2008 McLeod Center -- Cedar Falls, Iowa Wayne State (27) 11 Thomas Metz Rudloff Walters Jackman Humphries Abner McGriff Miller Spiker Trueblood Stokelin Delano Totals UNI (44) 34 Koch Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Brown Kelly Haak Montgomery Dunham Pehl James Totals ), UNI 7-28 (Koch 0-2, Farokhmanesh 2-4, Ahlegebe 1-3, Moran 1-4, Brown 2-7, Haak 0-2, Montgomery 0-3, Dunham 1-1, James 0-2). Turnovers -- WSC 27, UNI 8. Blocks -- WSC 2, UNI 1. Steals -- WSC 3, UNI 13. Att. -- 2,131 Game 1: UNI 61, Denver 56 Nov. 15, 2008 Denver (56) 10 R.Lewis Rohnert Hooper Stafford K.Lewis Chen Peter-Denman Totals UNI (61) 34 Koch Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Dunham Haak Montgomery Brown Eglseder Totals Halftime -- UD 20, UNI Pt. Shooting UD 8-25 (R.Lewis 1-5, Rohnert 2-6, Hooper 0-2, Stafford 0-1, K.Lewis 3-6, Chen 1-1, Peter-Denman 1-4), UNI 4-14 (Farokhmanesh 1-5, Ahelegbe 0-2, Moran 2-4, Haak 0-1, Brown 1-2). Turnovers -- UD 11, UNI 9. Blocks -- UD 3, UNI 0. Steals -- UD 0, UNI 2. Att. -- 3,127 Game 2: Illinois-Chicago 84, UNI 77 Nov. 19, 2008 UIC Pavilion Chicago, Ill. UNI (77) 34 Koch Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Dunham Haak Brown Eglseder Totals Illinois-Chicago (84) 21 Eppinger Vandermeer Mayo Kreps Harris Stewart Buchanan Ignjatovic Buttell Poston Boyd Totals Halftime -- UNI 33, UIC Pt. Shooting UNI 8-26 (Farokhmanesh 6-14, Ahelegbe 1-4, Moran 1-7, Eglseder 0-1), UIC (Mayo 3-4, Kreps 1-2, Stewart 1-2, Buchanan 1-2, Buttell 0-1, Boyd 4-5). Turnovers -- UNI 17, UIC 13. Blocks -- UNI 1, UIC 1. Steals -- UNI 5, UIC 7. Att. -- 3,399. Game 3: UNI 74, Texas Southern 67 Nov. 23, 2008 Texas Southern (67) 15 Jones Boyles Drewy Hall Miller Henderson Burell Norwood Price Totals UNI (74) 34 Koch Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Dunham Haak Montgomery Brown Eglseder Totals Halftime -- UNI 33, TSU Pt. Shooting TSU (Hall 0-2, Miller 7-8, Norwood 3-6), UNI 9-23 (Koch 0-1, Farokhmanesh 1-6, Moran 6-8, Dunham 0-2, Montgomery 0-1, Brown 1-2). Turnovers -- TSU 11, UNI 8. Blocks -- TSU 3, UNI 1. Steals -- TSU 4, UNI 5. Att. -- 3,142. Game 4: UNI 81, Chicago State 70 Nov. 25, 2008 Chicago State (70) 21 Montgomery Walton Wilson Holston Cantrell Martin Smith Anderson Stankovic Wall Kasamba Martin Kielbasa Totals UNI (81) 34 Koch Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Dunham Haak Montgomery Brown O Rear Eglseder Totals Halftime -- UNI 43, CSU Pt. Shooting CSU 9-26 (Walton 1-2, Wilson 2-5, Holston 4-13, Cantrell 1-3), UNI 7-17 (Farokhmanesh 1-4, Moran 3-4, Haak 1-1, Montgomery 0-3, Brown 2-5). Turnovers -- CSU 10, UNI 15. Blocks -- CSU 4, UNI 0. Steals -- CSU 6, UNI 3. Att. -- 3,019. University Coaching Staff Players Opponents Review History Halftime -- UNI 22, WSC 9. 3-Pt. Shooting WSC 2-19 (Thomas 0-2, Rudloff 0-1, Walters 1-8, Jackman 0-4, McGriff 1-3, Trueblood unipanthers.com

12 Box Scores Game 5: #15 Marquette 73, UNI 43 Nov. 28, 2008 Sears Centre Hoffman Estates, Ill. UNI (43) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Montgomery Brown Dunham O Rear James Totals Marquette (73) 12 Burke Hayward James McNeal Matthews Cubillan Acker Hazel Butler Frozena Totals Halftime -- MU 37, UNI Pt. Shooting UNI 3-21 (Farokhmanesh 1-6, Moran 1-6, Ahelegbe 1-2, Mongtomery 0-2, Brown 0-2, Dunham 0-1), MU (Hayward 2-5, James 2-5, McNeal 3-4, Matthews 2-4, Cubillan 2-5, Acker 0-4). Turnovers -- UNI 14, MU 10. Blocks -- UNI 1, MU 1. Steals -- UNI 5, MU 8. Att. -- 3,087. Game 6: UNI 67, Auburn 61 Nov. 29, 2008 Sears Centre Hoffman Estates, Ill. UNI (67) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Totals Auburn (61) 1 Barber Leff Reed Robertson Waller Hargrove Sullivan Barrett Knox Totals Halftime -- UNI 28, AU Pt. Shooting UNI 8-17 (Koch 0-2, Eglseder 0-1, Farokhmanesh 4-6, Ahelegbe 0-2, Moran 1-1, Brown 2-3, Dunham 0-1, O Rear 1-1), AU 8-27 (Reed 3-5, Robertson 1-6, Waller 2-8, Sullivan 2-5, Barrett 0-2, Hargrove 0-1). Turnovers -- UNI 16, AU 11. Blocks -- UNI 1, AU 1. Steals -- UNI 2, AU 9. Att. -- 4,780. Game 7: Iowa State 71, UNI 66 OT Dec. 3, 2008 Iowa State (71) 15 Thompson Brackins Staiger Garrett Haluska Eikmeier Vanderbeken Lee Hamilton Totals UNI (66) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Montgomery Brown Dunham O Rear Totals Halftime -- UNI 33, ISU 31. End of Reglation -- UNI 62, ISU Pt. Shooting ISU 2-14 (Brackins 0-1, Staiger 0-2, Garrett 0-4, Petersen 0-2, Haluska 1-3, Eikmeier 0-1, Vanderbeken 1-1), UNI 6-32 (Koch 1-4, Farokhmanesh 2-12, Ahelegbe 2-7, Moran 0-6, Brown 0-2, Dunham 1-1). Turnovers -- ISU 12, UNI 3. Blocks -- ISU 2, UNI 1. Steals -- ISU 1, UNI 6. Att. -- 5,558. Game 8: UNI 69, North Dakota 49 Dec. 6, 2008 North Dakota (49) 21 Mertens Harrison Harkins Porter Joseph Mathison Mitchell Monsebroten Bledsoe Benter Totals UNI (69) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Montgomery Brown Dunham O Rear Totals Halftime -- UNI 38, UND Pt. Shooting UND 7-24 (Harrison 0-3, Harkins 1-5, Porter 0-2, Joseph 0-1, Mathison 0-2, Mitchell 1-2, Monsebroten 0-1, Bledsoe 5-8), UNI 6-15 (Farokhmanesh 2-2, Moran 0-3, Haak 0-1, Montgomery 0-2, Brown 1-3). Turnovers -- UND 9, UNI 13. Blocks -- UND 1, UNI 4. Steals -- UND 7, UNI 4. Att. -- 3,403. Game 9: Iowa 65, UNI 46 Dec. 9, 2008 Carver Hawkeye Arena Iowa City, Iowa UNI (46) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Totals Iowa (65) 23 Davis Tate Gatens Peterson Kelly Bawinkel Brommer Fuller Cole Totals Halftime -- UI 23, UNI Pt. Shooting UNI 5-21 (Koch 0-2, Farokhmanesh 1-7, Ahelegbe 0-2, Moran 2-7, Brown 2-3), UI 9-21 (Davis 1-3, Gatens 4-5, Peterson 2-3, Kelly 1-5, Bawinkel 1-4, Fuller 0-1). Turnovers -- UNI 11, UI 5. Blocks -- UNI 1, UI 0. Steals -- UNI 3, UI 7. Att. -- 9,435. Game 10: Wyoming 74, UNI 65 Dec. 13, 2008 Casper Events Center Casper, Wyo. UNI (65) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Totals Wyoming (74) 11 Muojeke Johnson Linskens Ogirri Ewing Waddell Thiam Diakite Totals Halftime -- UW 35, UNI Pt. Shooting UNI 4-12 (Eglseder 1-2, Farokhmanesh 1-4, Moran 0-1, Haak 0-1, Brown 1-2, Dunham 1-2), UW 7-18 (Muojeke 1-4, Ogirri 2-5, Ewing 4-8, Thiam 0-1). Turnovers -- UNI 14, UW 9. Blocks -- UNI 4, UW 6. Steals -- UNI 3, UW 10. Att. -- 4, UNI Panther Men s Basketball Media Guide

13 Box Scores 81 Game 11: UNI 72, South Dakota State 55 Dec. 21, 2008 South Dakota State (55) 40 Cordova Engen Palarca Ga.Callahan Tivis Casey Moss Sargent Williams Cassaday Gr.Callahan Totals UNI (72) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham Rodenberg Totals Halftime -- UNI 40, SDSU Pt. Shooting SDSU 6-23 (Engen 0-1, Palarca 0-1, Ga.Callahan 0-2, Moss 0-1, Sargent 3-7, Williams 0-4, Cassaday 0-2, Gr.Callahan 3-5), UNI 6-11 (Eglseder 0-1, Farokhmanesh 2-2, Moran 2-3, Haak 1-3, Brown 0-1, Dunham 1-1). Turnovers -- SDSU 12, UNI 11. Blocks -- SDSU 0, UNI 1. Steals -- SDSU 2, UNI 0. Att. -- 2,359. Game 12: Indiana State 85, UNI 84 2OT Dec. 28, 2008 Indiana State (85) 44 Tunnell Leitnaker Reed Marshall Carter Crawford Martin Printy Richard Totals UNI (84) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Halftime -- ISU 41, UNI 24. End of Regulation -- ISU 65, UNI 65. End of 1st OT -- ISU 73, UNI Pt. Shooting ISU (Tunnell 3-5, Reed 0-3, Marshall 2-5, Carter 3-7, Printy 1-2, Richard 1-3), UNI (Koch 1-2, Eglseder 0-1, Farokhmanesh 4-6, Ahelegbe 2-3, Moran 2-6, Haak 0-1, Brown 1-5). Turnovers -- ISU 15, UNI 14. Blocks -- ISU 3, UNI 2. Steals -- ISU 3, UNI 6. Att. -- 3,462. Game 13: UNI 59, Southern Illinois 51 Dec. 31, 2008 SIU Arena Carbondale, Ill. UNI (59) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Southern Illinois (51) 35 Boyle Fay Dillard Mullins Hare Booker Bocot Clemmons Roundtree Evans Totals Halftime -- UNI 33, SIU Pt. Shooting UNI 6-12 (Koch 0-2, Farokhmanesh 1-3, Moran 2-3, Brown 0-1, Dunham 3-3), SIU 6-16 (Fay 2-2, Dillard 2-6, Mullins 1-4, Hare 1-2, Clemmons, 0-2). Turnovers -- UNI 13, SIU 12. Blocks -- UNI 3, SIU 4. Steals -- UNI 7, SIU 5. Att. -- 5,380. Game 14: UNI 78, Wichita State 54 Jan. 3, 2009 Wichita State (54) 10 Clemente Hawkins Stutz Hannah Murry Ellis Steven Britton Hatch Chamberlain Kyles Durley Griskensas Totals UNI (78) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Halftime -- UNI 28, WSU Pt. Shooting WSU 7-18 (Hawkins 0-1, Stutz 0-1, Hannah 4-7, Murry 0-3, Hatch 1-1, Chamberlain 1-3, Durley 0-1, Griskenas 1-1), UNI (Koch 1-1, Farokhmanesh 5-8, Ahelegbe 3-3, Moran 2-4, Haak 1-1, Brown 0-1, Dunham 0-1). Turnovers -- WSU 21, UNI 10. Blocks -- WSU 3, UNI 4. Steals -- WSU 6, UNI 11. Att. -- 3,261. Game 15: UNI 69, Creighton 66 Jan. 6, 2009 Qwest Center Omaha, Neb. UNI (69) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Creighton (66) 1 Carter Lawson Stinnett Dotzler Woodfox Witter Millard Korver Young Harriman Walker Totals Halftime -- UNI 30, CU Pt. Shooting UNI 8-19 (Koch 0-1, Eglseder 0-1, Farokhmanesh 2-6, Ahelegbe 0-2, Moran 6-8, Dunham 0-1), CU 6-18 (Carter 0-3, Stinnett 1-4, Woodfox 2-4, Witter 2-4, Millard 1-1, Young 0-1). Turnovers -- UNI 16, CU 10. Blocks -- UNI 1, CU 3. Steals -- UNI 2, CU 6. Att ,575. Game 16: UNI 78, Missouri State 64 Jan. 10, 2009 Missouri State (64) 15 Knapp Weems Creekmore Fuehrmeyer Sh.Laurie Cooks Jehle Rhine Totals UNI (78) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Halftime -- UNI 41, MSU Pt. Shooting MSU 6-21 (Weems 0-6, Creekmore 1-2, Fuehrmeyer 0-1, Sh.Laurie 3-5, Cooks 2-5, Jehle 0-2), UNI 6-12 (Koch 1-2, Eglseder 0-1, Farokhmanesh 3-5, Moran 1-2, Dunham 1-1, O Rear 0-1). Turnovers -- MSU 7, UNI 7. Blocks -- MSU 1, UNI 1. Steals -- MSU 4, UNI 4. Att. -- 4,063. University Coaching Staff Players Opponents Review History unipanthers.com

14 Box Scores Game 17: UNI 58, Evansville 47 Jan. 13, 2009 Roberts Stadium Evansville, Ind. UNI (58) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Evansville (47) 4 Garner Ely van Tongeren Williams Holsinger Lacey Haarsma Holmes Hopf Totals Halftime -- UNI 28, UE Pt. Shooting UNI 4-15 (Eglseder 0-2, Farokhmanesh 2-5, Ahelegbe 0-1, Moran 0-3, Brown 2-2, Dunham 0-1, Rodenberg 0-1), UE 3-8 (Ely 0-1, Williams 1-1, Holsinger 0-2, Lacey 0-1, Haarsma 0-1, Holmes 2-2). Turnovers -- UNI 15, UE 13. Blocks -- UNI 6, UE 1. Steals -- UNI 7, UE 4. Att. -- 5,347. Game 18: UNI 81, Drake 59 Jan. 17, 2009 Knapp Center Des Moines, Iowa UNI (81) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Drake (59) 4 Heemskerk Cox Templeton Stanley Young White Baryenbruch Avery Eaddy Parker Hall Totals Halftime -- UNI 47, DU Pt. Shooting UNI (Farokhmanesh 3-8, Ahelegbe 1-3, Moran 6-13, Haak 0-1, O Rear 1-1), DU 7-25 (Heemskerk 0-2, Cox 1-3, Templeton 0-4, Stanley 1-2, Young 0-1, Baryenbruch 0-3, Eaddy 1-2, Stanley 4-8). Turnovers -- UNI 4, DU 9. Blocks -- UNI 3, DU 0. Steals -- UNI 4, DU 1. Att. -- 6,213. Game 19: UNI 66, Bradley 61 Jan. 21, 2009 Bradley (61) 12 Wilson Collins McCain Dunson Norris Maniscalco Brown Roberts Singh Totals UNI (66) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Halftime -- BU 31, UNI Pt. Shooting BU 9-22 (Wilson 0-1, McCain 0-1, Dunson 5-9, Norris 0-2, Maniscalco 3-8, Roberts 3-3), UNI (Koch 1-2, Farokhmanesh 4-8, Moran 3-7, Haak 0-2, Brown 1-1, Dunham 1-1). Turnovers -- BU 14, UNI 14. Blocks -- BU 1, UNI 0. Steals -- BU 1, UNI 1. Att. -- 5,143. Game 20: UNI 78, Missouri State 69 Jan. 25, 2009 JQH Arena Springfield, Mo. UNI (78) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Missouri State (69) 2 Creekmore Cooks Knapp Fuehrmeyer Sh.Laurie Sp.Laurie McFarland Jehle Weems Rhine Totals Halftime -- UNI 36, MSU 25 3-Pt. Shooting UNI 4-14 (Koch 0-1, Farokhmanesh 2-6, Ahelegbe 1-2, Moran 0-2, Brown 1-2, Dunham 0-1), MSU (Creekmore 1-2, Cooks 1-5, Fuehrmeyer 0-2, Sh.Laurie 1-6, Sp.Laurie 4-6, McFarland 2-5, Jehle 1-1, Weems 2-5). Turnovers -- UNI 9, MSU 9. Blocks -- UNI 1, MSU 3. Steals -- UNI 2, MSU 3. Att. -- 7,351. Game 21: UNI 59, Illinois State 57 Jan. 28, 2009 Illinois State (55) 25 Oguchi Odiakosa Eldridge Holloway Phillips Rubin Odzic Sampay Totals UNI (59) 32 O Rear Koch Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Brown Dunham Rodenberg Eglseder Totals Halftime -- UNI 32, ISU 32 3-Pt. Shooting ISU 5-18 (Oguchi 1-4, Eldridge 0-3, Holloway 1-4, Phillips 2-6, Rubin 1-1), UNI 8-19 (Koch 0-2, Farokhmanesh 4-7, Ahelegbe 0-2, Moran 0-2, Brown 3-4, Dunham 1-2). Turnovers -- ISU 11, UNI 10. Blocks -- ISU 1, UNI 3. Steals -- ISU 8, UNI 6. Att. -- 4,536. Game 22: UNI 61, Indiana State 57 Jan. 31, 2009 Hulman Center Terre Haute, Ind. UNI (61) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Indiana State (57) 44 Tunnell Leitnaker Reed Marshall Printy Crawford Cutter Martin Carter Richard Totals Halftime -- ISU 37, UNI Pt. Shooting UNI 1-9 (Koch 0-1, Eglseder 0-1, Farokhmanesh 0-2, Moran 1-3, Brown 0-2), ISU (Tunnell 0-1, Reed 3-7, Marshall 3-7, Printy 4-6, Crawford 1-2, Carter 0-1). Turnovers -- UNI 8, ISU 11. Blocks -- UNI 3, ISU 2. Steals -- UNI 6, ISU 3. Att. -- 3, UNI Panther Men s Basketball Media Guide

15 Box Scores 83 Game 23: UNI 61, Bradley 58 Feb. 3, 2009 Carver Arena Peoria, Ill. UNI (61) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Bradley (58) 12 Wilson Collins McCain Dunson Maniscalco Norris Brown Roberts Singh Totals Halftime -- UNI 30, BU Pt. Shooting UNI 7-15 (Farokhmanesh 3-7, Moran 3-5, Brown 1-2, Dunham 0-1), BU 2-13 (McCain 1-2, Dunson 0-3, Maniscalco 1-6, Brown 0-1, Roberts 0-1). Turnovers -- UNI 15, BU 10. Blocks -- UNI 3, BU 3. Steals -- UNI 4, BU 7. Att. -- 9,566. Game 24: Creighton 77, UNI 71 Feb. 8, 2009 Creighton (77) 1 Carter Lawson Jr Stinnett Dotzler Woodfox Witter Korver Youg Harriman Walker Totals UNI (71) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Halftime -- CU 31, UNI Pt. Shooting CU 6-17 (Carter 1-3, Stinnett 0-3, Dotzler 1-2, Woodfox 1-3, Witter 0-1, Korver 2-2, Young 0-1, Harriman 1-2), UNI 5-26 (Koch 0-1, Eglseder 0-1, Farokhmanesh 2-8, Ahelegbe 1-4, Moran 1-5, Brown 1-6, Dunham 0-1). Turnovers -- CU 11, UNI 12. Blocks -- CU 5, UNI 3. Steals -- CU 5, UNI 6. Att. -- 6,234. Game 25: UNI 81, Southern Illinois 55 Feb. 11, 2009 Southern Illinois (55) 35 Boyle Fay Dillard Bocot Hare Booker Clemmons Evans Totals UNI (81) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Halftime -- UNI 38, SIU Pt. Shooting SIU 5-16 (Fay 0-2, Dillard 0-2, Bocot 3-7, Hare 2-3, Clemmons 0-2), UNI 5-16 (Koch 1-2, Farokhmanesh 2-6, Ahelegbe 0-1, Moran 0-2, Brown 1-2, Dunham 0-2, O Rear 1-1). Turnovers -- SIU 13, UNI 10. Blocks -- SIU 1, UNI 0. Steals -- SIU 3, UNI 7. Att. -- 4,575. Game 26: Wichita State 69, UNI 61 Feb. 14, 2009 Charles Koch Arena Wichita, Kan. UNI (61) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Brown Dunham O Rear Totals Wichita State (69) 10 Clemente Hawkins Durley Hannah Murry Ellis Hatch Chamberlain Kyles Griskenas Stutz Totals Halftime -- WSU 42, UNI Pt. Shooting UNI 6-21 (Koch 0-1, Eglseder 1-1, Farokhmanesh 0-3, Moran 1-6, Brown 1-4, Dunham 3-6), WSU 8-18 (Hawkins 0-1, Hannah 4-5, Murry 0-4, Hatch 1-4, Chamberlain 1-2, Kyles 1-1, Stutz 1-1). Turnovers -- UNI 9, WSU 8. Blocks -- UNI 2, WSU 3. Steals -- UNI 4, WSU 4. Att ,502. Game 27: Drake 47, UNI 46 Feb. 18, 2009 Drake (47) 4 Heemskerk Cox Templeton Young Parker White Stanley Baryenbruch Eaddy Hall Totals UNI (46) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Halftime -- UNI 23, DU Pt. Shooting DU 6-17 (Heemskerk 0-2, Cox 1-2, Templeton 1-4, Young 2-6, Parker 0-1, Baryenbruch 2-2), UNI 4-19 (Farokhmanesh 2-9, Ahelegbe 1-2, Moran 0-4, Brown 0-1, Dunham 1-2, O Rear 0-1). Turnovers -- DU 17, UNI 21. Blocks -- DU 1, UNI 4. Steals -- DU 8, UNI 7. Att. -- 5,109. Game 28: Siena 81, UNI 75 Feb. 21, 2009 Times Union Center Albany, N.Y. UNI (75) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Siena (81) 22 Rossiter Franklin Ubiles Moore Hasbrouck Downey Duell Jackson Wignot Harris Totals Halftime -- SC 40, UNI Pt. Shooting UNI 7-25 (Eglseder 0-1, Farokhmanesh 3-10, Moran 1-6, Brown 3-6, Dunham 0-1, O Rear 0-1), SC 7-19 (Ubiles 0-2, Moore 0-3, Hasbrouck 2-3, Downey 1-2, Duell 0-1, Jackson 4-7, Wignot 0-1). Turnovers -- UNI 10, SC 8. Blocks -- UNI 2, SC 3. Steals -- UNI 4, SC 4. Att. -- 8,065. University Coaching Staff Players Opponents Review History unipanthers.com

16 Box Scores Game 29: UNI 69, Illinois State 67 2OT Feb. 24, 2009 Redbird Arena Normal, Ill. UNI (69) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Illinois State (67) 41 Sampay Eldridge Holloway Oguchi Holtz Rubin Phillips Odzic Thornton Shipley Odiakosa Totals Halftime -- UNI 29, ISU Pt. Shooting UNI 8-23 (Koch 2-4, Farokhmanesh 1-4, Ahelegbe 1-4, Moran 1-4, Brown 2-4, Dunham 1-2, O Rear 0-1), ISU 8-24 (Eldridge 1-5, Holloway 2-5, Oguchi 2-6, Phillips 2-5, Shipley 1-3). Turnovers -- UNI 17, ISU 9. Blocks -- UNI 5, ISU 2. Steals -- UNI 4, ISU 6. Att. -- 8,232. Game 30: UNI 69, Evansville 62 Feb. 28, 2009 Evansville (62) 4 Garner van Tongeren Ely Williams Holsinger Lacey Haarsma Hopf Totals UNI (69) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Halftime -- UNI 38, UE Pt. Shooting UE 2-8 (Ely 0-2, Williams 1-3, Holsinger 1-3), UNI 6-13 (Koch 2-4, Farokhmanesh 2-3, Moran 1-5, Brown 1-1). Turnovers -- UE 12, UNI 12. Blocks -- UE 1, UNI 6. Steals -- UE 3, UNI 3. Att. -- 6,190. Game 31: UNI 73, Indiana State 69 March 6, 2009 State Farm MVC Tournament Quarterfinals Scottrade Center St. Louis, Mo. Indiana State (69) 44 Tunnell Leitnaker Reed Marshall Printy Crawford Carter Richard Totals UNI (73) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Brown Dunham O Rear Totals Halftime -- UNI 37, ISU Pt. Shooting ISU (Tunnell 2-4, Reed 3-7, Marshall 2-4, Printy 1-4, Crawford 0-1, Carter 1-2, Richard 1-3), UNI 7-13 (Koch 1-2, Farokhmanesh 3-4, Ahelegbe 2-3, Moran 0-1, Brown 0-1, Dunham 1-2). Turnovers -- ISU 8, UNI 9. Blocks -- ISU 3, UNI 2. Steals -- ISU 5, UNI 3. Att ,631. Game 32: UNI 76, Bradley 62 March 7, 2009 State Farm MVC Tournament Semifinals Scottrade Center St. Louis, Mo. Bradley (62) 12 Wilson Collins McCain Maniscalco Roberts Dunson Norris Brown Lavin Singh Totals UNI (76) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Halftime -- UNI 32, BU Pt. Shooting BU 4-19 (Wilson 1-3, McCain 0-1, Maniscalco 2-7, Roberts 1-3, Dunson 0-1, Norris 0-3, Lavin 0-1), UNI 4-17 (Koch 2-2, Farokhmanesh 0-2, Ahelegbe 0-2, Moran 0-4, Brown 1-4, Dunham 1-3). Turnovers -- BU 5, UNI 8. Blocks -- BU 1, UNI 6. Steals -- BU 3, UNI 2. Att ,333. Game 33: UNI 60, Illinois State 57 OT March 8, 2009 State Farm MVC Tournament Championship Scottrade Center St. Louis, Mo. Illinois State (57) 42 Odiakosa Eldridge Holloway Phillips Oguchi Rubin Odzic Sampay Holtz Totals UNI (60) 34 Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Ahelegbe Moran Haak Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Halftime -- UNI 27, ISU Pt. Shooting ISU (Eldridge 5-14, Holloway 2-8, Phillips 0-4, Oguchi 2-7, Holtz 1-2), UNI 6-19 (Koch 0-1, Farokhmanesh 3-4, Ahelegbe 3-5, Moran 0-3, Brown 0-4, Dunham 0-1, O Rear 0-1). Turnovers -- ISU 7, UNI 10. Blocks -- ISU 5, UNI 5. Steals -- ISU 8, UNI 2. Att. -- 9,136. Game 34: Purdue 61, UNI 56 March 19, 2009 First Round NCAA Tournament Rose Garden Portland, Ore. UNI (56) 11 Ahelegbe Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Moran Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Purdue (61) 4 Hummel Moore Johnson Kramer Jackson Grant Green Calasan Totals Halftime -- PU 32, UNI Pt. Shooting UNI 7-22 (Farokhmanesh 2-6, Moran 2-4, Dunham 2-3, Koch 1-5, Ahelegbe 0-1, Eglseder 0-1, Brown 0-1, O Rear 0-1), PU 3-15 (Calasan 1-3, Moore 1-4, Grant 1-5, Hummel 0-2, Jackson 0-1). Turnovers -- UNI 14, PU 10. Blocks -- UNI 3, PU 3. Steals -- UNI 6, PU 8. Att , UNI Panther Men s Basketball Media Guide

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18 86 All-Time Coaches Charles Pell ( ) Though UNI s basketball history dates back to 1900, partial records exist only before Charles Pell was the first coach to lead a team for more than one season when he compiled an mark between R.F. Seymour ( ) R.F. Seymour s three-season record was 14-15, with his best mark coming in his first campaign when he finished at 5-4. One of the highlights was a win over in-state rival Drake in L.L. Mendenhall ( ) Former athletic director and head basketball coach L.L. Mendenhall, a member of UNI s Hall of Fame, still holds the record for best percentage when he compiled a 27-7 record (.794) from His best season was , when his team finished 10-1 overall. The school joined the Iowa Conference during his tenure, in Arthur D. Dickinson ( , ) Another UNI Hall of Famer, Dickinson is perhaps best known as a track coach and for the still-running Dickinson Relays held at UNI s UNI-Dome. O.M. Hon Nordly ( , ) With a tenure interrupted by World War II, Nordly compiled a record and won five conference titles, the first conference crowns earned in school history. His teams also beat Iowa State for the first time, defeating the Cyclones in He s a member of UNI s Hall of Fame. James Witham ( ) Former athletic director and UNI Hall of Famer James Witham won 63 games and lost 49. His last two seasons, he compiled records of 15-8 and 16-5, helping to set the stage for UNI s approaching glory years. Norm Stewart ( ) Former Missouri head coach and UNI Hall of Famer Norm Stewart compiled a record, won two conference titles and took the Panthers to two NCAA Tournaments. The team finished 23-4 in , a tied record that still stands for games won in a season. His teams beat Iowa State twice in and in Zeke Hogeland ( ) Hogeland compiled a record, with three straight winning seasons before falling to 6-20 in , in and in James Berry ( ) Jim Berry still holds the mark for having coached the most games in Panther basketball history at 354 after compiling a record. His tenure is best known for taking UNI into the NCAA Division I ranks in He catapulted the Panthers into the Division II playoffs in , ending with an record, and the team just missed a NIT berth in when it finished overall, the same year UNI defeated Wisconsin and Kansas State. Eldon Miller ( ) Former Ohio State head coach Eldon Miller compiled a mark with the Panthers. He led the Panthers to their first NCAA Division I tournament in 1990, the same year they defeated Iowa in the UNI-Dome before a state-record crowd of more than 22,000. The Panthers joined the Missouri Valley Conference during his tenure. He was named the Valley s Coach of the Year in 1997, and is a member of UNI s Hall of Fame. Sam Weaver ( ) Sam Weaver has the unflattering position of having one of the lowest win-loss record as a UNI coach, but what isn t obvious from the record is that his tenure was plagued by injuries to key players and defections. Greg McDermott ( ) UNI alumnus Greg McDermott piloted the Panthers to arguably the greatest sustained run of success in the program s history. He guided UNI into three straight NCAA tournaments in 2004, 2005 and 2006, including coaching UNI to its first ever Missouri Valley Conference tournament championship in He had a five-year record of 90-63, tying a school record with 23 wins in Ben Jacobson (2007-present) Over the past three years, Ben Jacobson has achieved more wins (59) than any coach in his first three seasons at UNI s helm. Jacobson was named the 2009 MVC Coach of the Year and led the Panthers to the 2009 NCAA Tournament. Missouri Valley Coaches of the Year Henry P. Iba, Oklahoma A&M Forrest Forddy Anderson, Bradley Henry P. Iba, Oklahoma A&M Edgar S. Eddie Hickey, St. Louis Henry P. Iba, Oklahoma A&M Ralph Miller, Wichita State Clarence Iba, Tulsa Alden Pasche, Houston Edgar S. Eddie Hickey, St. Louis George Smith, Cincinnati George Smith, Cincinnati Charles Orsborn, Bradley Ed Jucker, Cincinnati Charles Orsborn, Bradley Ed Jucker, Cincinnati Maurice Maury John, Drake Gary Thompson, Wichita State Taylor Baker, Cincinnati Joe Swank, Tulsa Maurice Maury John, Drake Ken Hayes, Tulsa Maurice Maury John, Drake Maurice Maury John, Drake Bob Polk, St. Louis Gene Bartow, Memphis State Ken Hayes, Tulsa Denny Crum, Louisville Joe Stowell, Bradley Lou Henson, New Mexico State Ron Ekker, West Texas State Ken Hayes, New Mexico State Tom Apke, Creighton Bill Hodges, Indiana State Dick Versace, Bradley Nolan Richardson, Tulsa Gary Garner, Drake Weldon Drew, New Mexico State Bob Donewald, Illinois State Nolan Richardson, Tulsa Dick Versace, Bradley J.D. Barnett, Tulsa Eddie Fogler, Wichita State Stan Albeck, Bradley Tony Barone, Creighton Rich Herrin, Southern Illinois Tates Locke, Indiana State Bob Bender, Illinois State Rudy Washington, Drake Tubby Smith, Tulsa Tubby Smith, Tulsa Jim Molinari, Bradley Eldon Miller, UNI Kevin Stallings, Illinois State Jim Crews, Evansville Royce Waltman, Indiana State Dana Altman, Creighton Dana Altman, Creighton Bruce Weber, Southern Illinois Matt Painter, Southern Illinois Chris Lowery, Southern Illinois Mark Turgeon, Wichita State Chris Lowery, Southern Illinois Keno Davis, Drake Ben Jacobson, UNI UNI Panther Men s Basketball Media Guide

19 Coaches Records/Panther Assistants 87 UNI Basketball Coaching History Coach Years W L Pct. Titles No Coach Jones Charles Pell R.F. Seymour Clayton Simmons No Records 1911 H. Pasini Allen Berkstresser No Coach Russell Glaesner Ivan Doseff L.L. Mendenhall Arthur D. Dickinson , Melvin Fritzel O.M. Hon Nordly , No Basketball Stanley Hall James Witham Norm Stewart Zeke Hogeland James Berry * Eldon Miller Sam Weaver Greg McDermott Ben Jacobson Totals ,076 1, * , shared Mid-Continent Conference Title University Coaching Staff Players Opponents Review History Panther Assistants Kyle Green P.J. Hogan Ben Johnson Derrik Netten Kyle Green P.J. Hogan Ben Johnson Derrik Netten Rich Glas Kyle Green P.J. Hogan Chris Foster Rich Glas Kyle Green P.J. Hogan Chris Foster Ben Jacobson Jeff Rutter P.J. Hogan Ron Smith Ben Jacobson Jeff Rutter Ron Smith Ben Jacobson Jeff Rutter Ron Smith Kyle Green Ben Jacobson Ron Smith Kyle Green Ben Jacobson Ron Smith Tom Bardal Johnny Brown Ron Smith Tom Bardal Luster Goodwin Ron Smith Tom Bardal Grady Bean Ron Smith Kevin Boyle Jonathan Cox Troy Muilenburg Kevin Boyle Jonathan Cox Sam Skarich Kevin Boyle Jonathan Cox Sam Skarich Kevin Boyle Kevin Lehman Sam Skarich Kevin Boyle Kevin Lehman Sam Skarich Kevin Boyle Kevin Lehman Sam Skarich Kevin Boyle Kevin Lehman Sam Skarich Kevin Boyle Kevin Lehman Sam Skarich Kevin Boyle Kevin Lehman Sam Skarich Kevin Boyle Kevin Lehman Sam Skarich Kevin Boyle Kevin Lehman Sam Skarich Kevin Boyle Kevin Lehman Sam Skarich Warren Olson Paul Swanson Daniel Traeger David Kraayenbrink Paul Swanson Daniel Traeger David Kraayenbrink Paul Swanson Daniel Traeger Jim Reed Paul Swanson Daniel Traeger Jeff Etienne Scott Hogeland Daniel Traeger Randy Eccker Scott Hogeland Mark Long Dan Breitbach Scott Hogeland Mark Long Dan Breitbach Bernie Miller Dan Breitbach Bill Runchey Dan Breitbach Dan Breitbach Dan Corken Gary Leinberger Dan Breitbach Dan Corken Jim Kelly Dan Breitbach John Moore Skip Anderson Duane Jensen Jim Schultz Skip Anderson Ken Green Duane Josephson Mon Whitford James Clark Barnhart unipanthers.com

20 88 Honor Roll All-Americans Pete Spoden, 1st Team Associated Press Craig Kneppe, Honorable Mention Associated Press Craig Kneppe, 3rd Team Associated Press Jerry Waugh, 4th Team Coaches A-A Randy Kraayenbrink, Honorable Mention Associated Press GTE Academic All-Americans 1982 Ray Storck (Honorable Mention) 1984 Randy Kraayenbrink (2nd Team) *Mike Kemp received the prestigious NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship in 1979 Missouri Valley Conference All-Tournament Selections 1994 Randy Blocker, F 1994 Cam Johnson, G (MVP) 1997 Jason Daisy, G 2004 David Gruber, C 2004 Ben Jacobson, G (MVP) 2008 Eric Coleman, C 2009 Kwadzo Ahelegbe, G 2009 Adam Koch, F Craig Kneppe Ray Storck Kwadzo Ahelegbe Jerry Waugh Ali Farokhmanesh Randy Blocker All-Conference Newcomer Teams 1984 Scott Stafford, F 1986 Scott Plondke, C 1987 Maurice Newby, G Jason Reese, C 1988 Steve Phyfe, F 1993 Randy Blocker, F 1999 Sean Stackhouse, G 2002 David Gruber, F/C 2003 Ben Jacobson, F Matt Schneiderman, F 2004 Erik Crawford, G Brooks McKowen, G 2005 Eric Coleman, C 2009 Ali Farokhmanesh, G All-Conference Freshman Teams 2003 Ben Jacobson, G 2004 Brooks McKowen, G 2005 Eric Coleman, C 2009 Johnny Moran, G Conference MVPs 1962 Pete Spoden, F-C 1965 Craig Kneppe, C 1997 Jason Daisy, G Panthers in the Pros 1964 Pete Spoden... Baltimore Bullets 1973 Darrell Timion... Australia 1974 Brian Bestul... Australia 1976 Bill Runchey... Australia 1979 Ron Lemons... Australia 1981 Bill Jones... Australia 1983 Brent Carmichael...Rockford Lightning 1984 Herbert King... Australia 1985 Scott Stafford... Australia 1986 Randy Kraayenbrink... Yugoslavia 1988 Greg McDermott...Switzerland James Parker... Argentina Mike Bailey...Switzerland 1989 Nick Nurse... England 1990 Jason Reese... Boston Celtics, Australia, France Steve Phyfe... Australia, Honduras,... Argentina, CBA, France, Uruguay Maurice Newby... Germany 1991 Troy Muilenburg... CBA, Australia Brad Hill...Honduras, Sweden 1992 Troy Vaughn... Honduras Cedrick McCullough... ABA, Australia,...Argentina, Chile, France, Israel,...Latvia, Phillipines 1994 Brian Jones... Australia 1995 Cam Johnson... England, Australia, CBA 1997 Jason Daisy... Belgium, Yugoslavia 2000 Cory Jenkins...USBL, Norway Joe Breakenridge... Uruguay, Sweden Martin Coon... Poland Tyler Peterson... England Trey Austin... Portugal Octav Morariu... Romania 2004 David Gruber... Australia Matt Schneiderman...Switzerland,France 2006 Ben Jacobson... Germany, France John Little... Germany 2008 Eric Coleman... Poland, Spain Pete Spoden Brent Carmichael Jason Reese Ben Jacobson Cory Jenkins Eric Coleman Randy Kraayenbrink David Gruber Cam Johnson Jason Daisy John Little Martin Coon UNI Panther Men s Basketball Media Guide

21 All-Conference/All-Academic 89 All-Time All-Conference (Since 1925) 1925 Vern Morrison, F Jerry Holbrook, G 1926 Vern Morrison, F Millard Horton, F 1963 Dick Christy, F (HM) Duane Josephson, G (1st Team) 1928 Stewart Cooper, F 1964 Duane Josephson, G 1929 Lloyd Haberichter, C Ron Jessen, F Ted Fritzel, G 1965 Ron Jessen, F 1930 Lloyd Haberichter, C Craig Kneppe, C (MVP) 1933 Roger Willert, C Jerry McColley, G 1934 Morris Carr, F 1966 Craig Kneppe, C 1935 Morris Carr, F 1967 Ken Huelman, C 1937 Darrell Black, G Jerry Waugh, F Vern Morrison, F 1968 Ken Huelman, C 1938 Robert Curtis, C Jerry Waugh, F Lyle Dodd, G Roman Yatchak, G 1969 Larry Clausen, G Ken Huelman, C 1940 Lyle Dodd, G 1970 John Martin, F Fred Lofquist, F 1971 Bill McCoy, G 1948 Van Coumbs, F Norm Jespersen, F Walt Kochneff, C Bill McCoy, G Brian Bestul, F (HM) Bill McCoy, G 1949 Norm Jespersen, F 1978 Ron Lemons, F 1950 Norm Jespersen, F 1980 Rod Underwood, G (2nd Team) Walt Kochneff, C 1981 Did not compete for conference awards 1951 Dick Garth, G Bill Peterson, F 1982 Jay Block, F-G (2nd Team) Brent Carmichael, G (1st Team) 1952 Howard Pigg, F Ray Storck, C (2nd Team) 1953 Al Carew, C 1983 Brent Carmichael, G (2nd Team) LaVern Greenfield, F Jack Rolinger, G 1984 Herbert King, C-F (2nd Team) Randy Kraayenbrink, G (1st Team) 1954 Dick Beetsch,F Scott Stafford, F (All-Newcomer) LeRoy Horn, G (HM) 1985 Randy Kraayenbrink, G (1st Team) 1955 Howie Pigg, F 1986 Randy Kraayenbrink, G (2nd Team) 1956 Del Nicklaus, C Scott Plondke, C (All-Newcomer) 1957 Del Nicklaus, C 1987 Greg McDermott, C-F (2nd Team) 1958 Clark McCleary, G Maurice Newby, G (All-Newcomer) 1959 Jim Jackson, F Jason Reese, C (All-Newcomer) Ron LaFrentz, C (HM) 1988 Steve Phyfe, F (All-Newcomer) 1960 Jim Jackson, F Pete Spoden, F-C (HM) 1989 Steve Phyfe, F (2nd Team) Jason Reese, C (1st Team) Jerry Holbrook, G (HM) 1990 Jason Reese, C (1st Team) 1961 Jerry Holbrook, G 1991 Troy Muilenburg, F (2nd Team) Pete Spoden, C 1992 Dale Turner, G (2nd Team) 1962 Pete Spoden, F-C (MVP) Bob Waller, G 1993 Randy Blocker, F (1st Team, All-Newcomer) Cam Johnson, G (Honorable Mention Media) 1994 Randy Blocker, F (1st Team Coaches, Media) Cam Johnson, G (1st Team Media, 2nd Team Coaches) 1996 Jason Daisy, G (1st Team Coaches, Media; Most Improved) 1997 Jason Daisy, G (1st Team, MVP) 1998 Tony Brus, G (HM) Darian DeVries, G (All-Underrated) 1999 Joe Breakenridge, F (HM, Most Improved) Sean Stackhouse, G (2nd Team, All Newcomer) 2000 Robbie Sieverding, G (2nd Team) Joe Breakenridge, F (HM) 2001 Joe Breakenridge, F (1st Team) 2002 Robbie Sieverding, G (1st Team) David Gruber, F/C (HM, All-Newcomer) Chris Foster, G (All-Freshman) Erik Smith, G (Capt. Most Improved) 2003 David Gruber, C (HM) Matt Schneiderman, F (HM, All-Newcomer) Ben Jacobson, F (All-Newcomer, All-Freshman) 2004 David Gruber, C (1st Team) Matt Schneiderman, F (HM) Ben Jacobson, G (HM, Most Improved) Erik Crawford, G (All-Newcomer) Brooks McKowen, G (All-Freshman) 2005 Ben Jacobson, G (1st Team) Erik Crawford, G (HM) Eric Coleman, C (All-Freshman, All-Newcomer, Freshman of the Year) Grant Stout, F (HM, All-Defense, Most Improved) 2006 Ben Jacobson, G (1st Team) Grant Stout, F (1st Team, All-Defense) Eric Coleman, C (HM) 2007 Eric Coleman, C (2nd) Grant Stout, F (2nd) 2008 Eric Coleman, C (2nd) 2009 Adam Koch, F (1st) Kwadzo Ahelegbe, G (2nd, All-Defense, Most Improved) Ali Farokhmanesh, G (All-Newcomer) Johnny Moran, G (All-Freshman) Lucas O Rear, F (All-Bench, Sixth Man of Year) Travis Brown, G (All-Bench) University Coaching Staff Players Opponents Review History Academic All-Conference 1977 Mike Kemp, G Mark Enright, C 1978 Mike Kemp, G Mark Long, G Mike Clark, F 1982 Ray Storck, C 1983 Jay Block, F Ray Storck, C 1984 Jay Block, F Randy Kraayenbrink, G 1985 Randy Kraayenbrink, G Robbie Williams, G 1986 Robbie Williams, G 1989 Nick Pace, C 1990 Nick Pace, C 1992 Terry Merfeld, C Nick Pace, C 1997 Darian DeVries, G (2nd) Darian DeVries, G (2nd) 2003 Matt Schneiderman, F (1st) Ryan Paulsen, G (HM) 2004 Matt Schneiderman, F (1st) 2005 Brooks McKowen, G (2nd) Erik Crawford, G (2nd) Grant Stout, F (HM) Jon Godfread, C (HM) 2006 Erik Crawford, G (2nd) Brooks McKowen, G (2nd) Grant Stout, F (2nd) 2007 Brooks McKowen, G (2nd) Grant Stout, F (2nd) 2008 Adam Koch, F (2nd) 2009 Adam Koch, F (1st) unipanthers.com

22 90 Top-10 Career/Season Lists Individual Career Scoring 1. Jason Reese, Randy Kraayenbrink, Ben Jacobson, Jason Daisy, Bill McCoy, Eric Coleman, Ron Lemons, Robbie Sieverding, Cam Johnson, Ken Huelman, Scoring Average 1. Randy Blocker, Jerry Waugh, Ken Huelman, Randy Kraayenbrink, Jason Reese, Pete Spoden, Bill McCoy, Craig Kneppe, Jason Daisy, Scott Plondke, Field Goals 1. Randy Kraayenbrink, Jason Reese, Ben Jacobson, Ron Lemons, Jason Daisy, Eric Coleman, Bill McCoy, Cedrick McCullough, Ken Huelman, Rod Underwood, Field Goals Attempted 1. Randy Kraayenbrink, Ben Jacobson, Jason Reese, Jason Daisy, Ron Lemons, Bill McCoy, Pete Spoden, Howie Pigg, Eric Coleman, Cedrick McCullough, Field Goal Percentage (minimum 100 made) 1. David Gruber, ( ) 2. Jason Sims, ( ) 3. Steve Phyfe, ( ) 4. Greg McDermott, ( ) 5. Eric Coleman, ( ) 6. Jordan Eglseder, 2006-present.554 ( Joe Breakenridge, ( ) 8. Scott Plondke, ( ) 9. Jason Reese, ( ) 10. James Parker, ( ) 3-Point Field Goals 1. Ben Jacobson, Nick Nurse, Darian DeVries, Robbie Sieverding, Maurice Newby, Chris Foster, Jason Daisy, Dale Turner, Troy Muilenburg, Cam Johnson, Point Field Goals Attempted 1. Ben Jacobson, Chris Foster, Robbie Sieverding, Darian DeVries, Maurice Newby, Brooks McKowen, Dale Turner, Nick Nurse, Jason Daisy, Tony Brus, Point Field Goal Percentage (Minimum 50 made) 1. Nick Nurse, ( ) 2. Cam Johnson, ( ) 3. Ryan Paulsen, (54-130) 4. Adam Viet, (99-240) 5. Darian DeVries, ( ) 6. Jared Josten, (82-203) 7. John Little, ( ) 8. Ben Jacobson, ( ) 9. Troy Muilenburg, ( ) 10. Matt Schneiderman, ( ) Free Throws 1. Bill McCoy, Jason Reese, Robbie Sieverding, Randy Kraayenbrink, Jason Daisy, Eric Coleman, Ken Huelman, Pete Spoden, Craig Kneppe, Ben Jacobson, Free Throws Attempted 1. Bill McCoy, Jason Reese, Eric Coleman, Jason Daisy, Ken Huelman, Randy Kraayenbrink, Robbie Sieverding, Pete Spoden, Jim Jackson, David Gruber, Free Throw Percentage 1. Maurice Newby, ( ) 2. Jared Josten, ( ) 3. Robbie Sieverding, ( ) 4. Troy Muilenburg, ( ) 5. Darian DeVries, ( ) 6. Randy Kraayenbrink, ( ) 7. Erik Crawford, ( ) 8. Dale Turner, ( ) 9. Jerry Waugh, ( ) 10. Ben Jacobson, ( ) Rebounding 1. Pete Spoden, Jim Jackson, Eric Coleman, Grant Stout, Ken Huelman, Jason Reese, Joe Breakenridge, Ron Lemons, Randy Beilke, Craig Kneppe, Rebounding Average 1. Jim Jackson, Pete Spoden, Al Carew, Ray Nissen, Ken Huelman, Del Nicklaus, Craig Kneppe, Paul Balcom, Joe Breakenridge, John Martin, Assists 1. Dale Turner, Brooks McKowen, Robbie Williams, Mark Long, Chris Foster, Ben Jacobson, Nick Nurse, Rod Underwood, Robbie Sieverding, Joe Ferguson, Blocked Shots 1. Grant Stout, Sean Hawkins, Eric Coleman, Jason Sims, Jordan Eglseder, 2006-present Scott Stafford, Steve Phyfe, Herb King, Ray Storck, Bill Jones, Steals 1. Brent Carmichael, Nick Nurse, Andy Woodley, Ben Jacobson, Dale Turner, Robbie Williams, Brian Carpenter, Darian DeVries, Cam Johnson, Jason Daisy, Games Played 1. Eric Coleman, Grant Stout, Brooks McKowen, Ben Jacobson, John Little, Chris Foster, Maurice Newby, Cedrick McCullough, Dale Turner, Aaron Middendorf, Individual Season Points 1. Randy Blocker, Jason Reese, Jason Reeese, Jason Daisy, Jason Daisy, Cam Johnson, Randy Kraayenbrink, Ben Jacobson, Randy Kraayenbrink, Bill McCoy, Scoring Average 1. Jerry Waugh, Randy Blocker, Pete Spoden, Jason Daisy, Jason Reese, Howie Pigg, Ken Huelman, Jason Daisy, Bill McCoy, Cam Johnson, Field Goals 1. Jason Reese, Randy Kraayenbrink, Randy Blocker, Jason Reese, Cam Johnson, Ben Jacobson, Randy Kraayenbrink, Jason Daisy, Randy Blocker, Ron Lemons, Field Goals Attempted 1. Randy Blocker, Dick Garth, Randy Kraayenbrink, Cam Johnson, Randy Kraayenbrink, Duane Josephson, Ben Jacobson, Howie Pigg, Jason Daisy, Pete Spoden, Field Goal Percentage 1. Jason Sims, ( ) 2. Lucas O Rear, (56-91) 3. David Gruber, ( ) 4. David Gruber, ( ) 5. Steve Phyfe, ( ) 6. Greg McDermott, ( ) 7. Greg McDermott, ( ) 8. Steve Phyfe, ( ) 9. David Gruber, ( ) 10. Ron Lemons, ( ) Jordan Eglseder, ) ( ) 3-Point Field Goals 1. Erik Smith, Ali Farokhmanesh, Cam Johnson, Nick Nurse, Ben Jacobson, Darian DeVries, Robbie Sieverding, Jason Daisy, Sean Stackhouse, Nick Nurse, Point Field Goals Attempted 1. Erik Smith, Ali Farokhmanesh, Cam Johnson, Ben Jacobson, Sean Stackhouse, Jason Daisy, Chris Foster, Darian DeVries, Tony Brus, Ben Jacobson, UNI Panther Men s Basketball Media Guide

23 Top-10 Season Lists 91 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Minimum 50 made) 1. Nick Nurse, (72-145) 2. Ben Jacobson, (71-157) 3. Robbie Sieverding, (68-152) 4. Darian DeVries, (69-157) 5. Nick Nurse, (61-139) 6. John Little, (50-119) 7. Jason Daisy, (68-162) 8. Ryan Paulsen, (50-121) 9. Ben Jacobson, (51-130) 10. Erik Crawford, (57-146) Free Throws 1. Bill McCoy, Jason Daisy, Robbie Sieverding, Jason Reese, Adam Koch, Robbie Sieverding, Bill McCoy, Jason Reese, Randy Blocker, Jerry Waugh, Free Throws Attempted 1. Bill McCoy, Jason Daisy, Jason Reese, Adam Koch, Ken Huelman, Bill McCoy, Jason Reese, Robbie Sieverding, Eric Coleman, Ken Huelman, Free Throw Percentage (Minimum 50 made) 1. Dale Turner, ( ) 2. Troy Muilenburg, (91-105) 3. Rod Underwood, (58-67) 4. Darian DeVries, (90-104) 5. Robbie Sieverding, ( ) 6. Jared Josten, (69-81) 7. Troy Muilenburg, ( ) 8. Cedrick McCullough, (61-72) 9. Randy Kraayenbrink, ( ) 10. Robbie Sieverding, ( ) Rebounds 1. Jim Jackson, Jim Jackson, Pete Spoden, Pete Spoden, Joe Breakenridge, Grant Stout, Al Carew, Ken Huelman, Jim Jackson, Del Nicklaus, Rebounding Average 1. Jim Jackson, Pete Spoden, Jim Jackson, Pete Spoden, Pete Spoden, Pete Spoden, Del Nicklaus, Jim Jackson, Ray Nissen, Ken Huelman, Assists 1. Brooks McKowen, Dale Turner, Dale Turner, Robbie Williams, Jay Imhoff, Robbie Williams, Dale Turner, Brent Carmichael, Ben Jacobson, Andy Woodley, Blocked Shots 1. Grant Stout, Grant Stout, Scott Stafford, Grant Stout, Jordan Eglseder, Eric Coleman, Jason Sims, Jordan Eglseder, Ray Storck, Scott Stafford, Steals 1. Brent Carmichael, Brent Carmichael, Andy Woodley, Cam Johnson, Brian Carpenter, Nick Nurse, Ben Jacobson, Jason Daisy, Randy Blocker, Robbie Williams, University Coaching Staff Players Opponents Review History Team Top-10 Season Records Scoring 1. 2, , , , , , , , , , Scoring Average Field Goals Field Goals Attempted Field Goal Percentage ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Point Field Goals Point Field Goals Attempted Point Field Goal Percentage ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Free Throws Free Throws Attempted Free Throw Percentage ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Rebounds Rebound Average Assists Blocked Shots Steals unipanthers.com

24 92 NCAA Tournament Appearances Post-Season History Details Appearances 8 (3 Div. II, 5 Div. I) Overall Record 6-9 (5-4 Div. II, 1-5 Div. I) NCAA Post-Season History UNI has made five appearances in the NCAA tournament since becoming a Division I program in The Panthers first appearance was in the 1990 season, and made three straight appearances in 2004, 2005 and UNI s latest NCAA appearance came in the season. UNI also appeared in the Division II playoffs several times. March 9, 1962 NCAA Regional Tournament Lincoln, Neb. SCI 81, Hamline 68 SCI FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Bob Waller Ed Ware Dick Savage Duane Josephson Jerry Holbrook Ray Cull Bob McCool Dick Christy Pete Spoden Paul Balcom Team 2 Totals Hamline Totals March 10, 1962 NCAA Regional Tournament Lincoln, Neb. Nebraska Wesleyan 78, SCI 77 SCI FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Bob Waller Dick Savage Jerry Holbrook Bob McCool Dick Christy Pete Spoden Paul Balcom Ed Ware Team 5 Totals Nebraska Wesleyan Totals March 6, 1964 NCAA Midwest Regional Tournament Cedar Falls, Iowa SCI 71, Washington University 56 WU FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Ray Cerskus Ed Dancy Ron Jones Ron Jackson Boyd Shelton Bill Roe Steve Levitt George Kramer Chuck Cobaugh Team 5 Totals SCI FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Chuck Nolting Ron Jessen Craig Kneppe Duane Josephson Jerry McColley Dennis Przychodzin Herb Justmann Gene Fuelling Totals March 7, 1964 NCAA Midwest Regional Tournament Cedar Falls, Iowa SCI 71, Mankato State 64 SCI FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Chuck Nolting Ron Jessen Craig Kneppe Duane Josephson Jerry McColley Team 6 Totals MS FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Jim Tetzloff John Seifert Les Sonnabend Joel Hagen Jon Hagen Dave Agard George McKay Team 5 Totals March 11, 1964 NCAA College Division National Tournament Evansville, Ind. SCI 93, Southeast Missouri 85 SCI FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Jerry McColley Ronald Jessen Charles Nolting Duane Josephson Craig Kneppe Dennis Przychodzin Herb Justmann Team 6 Totals SEMO FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Bill Jordan Mike Gross Paul Ranson Bob Miller Don Ringstaff Naemon Townsend Asa Kinnaman Larry Rhodes Dwight Turner Thad Thrower Team 11 Totals March 12, 1964 NCAA College Division National Tournament Evansville, Ind. Evansville 82, SCI 67 UE FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Jerry Sloan Buster Briley Ed Zausch Jim Smith Larry Humes Sam Watkins Wayne Boultinghouse Paul Bullard Russ Grieger Larry Denton Dave Green Allen McCutchan Team 9 Totals SCI FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Jerry McColley Ronald Jessen Charles Nolting Duane Josephson Craig Kneppe Gene Fuelling Dan McCleary Barry Remington Dennis Przychodzin Herb Justmann Larry Goodrich Team 12 Totals UNI Panther Men s Basketball Media Guide

25 NCAA Tournament Appearances 93 March 13, 1964 NCAA College Division National Tournament Evansville, Ind. North Carolina A&T 91, SCI 72 NC FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Maurice McHartley Wiley Briggs James Webber James Jackson Warren Davis Irving Mulcare Robert Saunders Ronald Wills Team 12 Totals SCI FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Jerry McColley Ronald Jessen Charles Nolting Duane Josephson Craig Kneppe Gene Fuelling Dan McCleary Barry Remington Dennis Przychodzin Herb Justmann Team 15 Totals March 2, 1979 NCAA Division II North Central Regionals Omaha, Neb. UNI 84, Nebraska-Omaha 72 UNI FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Ron Lemons Steve Peters Bill Jones Mike Kemp Mark Long Jay Imhoff Rod Underwood Mike Clark Tony Haupert Team 7 Totals UNO FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Glenn Moberg Rick Wilks Steve Criss Derrick Jackson Vernon Manning Todd Trofholz Robbie Robinson Jim Gregory Todd Freeman John Eriksen Team 4 Totals March 3, 1979 NCAA Division II North Central Regionals Omaha, Neb. Wisconsin-Green Bay 56, UNI 50 UWGB FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Joe Mauel Charlie Lorenzi Ron Ripley Rory Lindgren Paul Anderson Dave Hanson Mike Hanrahan Casey Zakowski Kirk Etten Sam Stuessy Bob Hunn Jim Zill Team 5 Totals UNI FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Ron Lemons Steve Peters Bill Jones Mike Kemp Mark Long Jay Imhoff Rod Underwood Mike Clark Tony Haupert Team 5 Totals University Coaching Staff Players Opponents Review History unipanthers.com

26 94 NCAA Tournament Appearances March 16, 1990 NCAA First Round Richmond, Va. #14 UNI 74, #3 Missouri 71 UNI FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Cedric McCullough Steve Phyfe Jason Reese Dale Turner Troy Muilenburg Maurice Newby Jonathan Cox Cam Johnson Brad Hill Nick Pace Totals UM FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP John McIntyre Doug Smith Nathan Buntin Lee Coward Anthony Peeler Travis Ford Jim Horton Jamal Coleman Jeff Warren Totals March 18, 1990 NCAA Second Round Richmond, Va. #6 Minnesota 81, #14 UNI 78 UNI FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Cedric McCullough Steve Phyfe Jason Reese Dale Turner Troy Muilenburg Maurice Newby Jonathan Cox Brad Hill Nick Pace Totals UM FG-FGA FT-FTA Reb PF TP Richard Coffey Willie Burton Jim Shikenjanski Kevin Lynch Melvin Newbern Nate Tubbs Connell Lewis Rob Metcalf Walter Bond Bob Martin Totals March 19, 2004 NCAA First Round Milwaukee, Wis. #3 Georgia Tech 65, #14 UNI 60 UNI (60) No. Player min fg fga ft fta reb ast pf tp 43 Schneiderman Gruber Jacobson McKowen Crawford Little Bennett Schmit Stout Godfread Totals Georgia Tech (65) No. Player min fg fga ft fta reb ast pf tp 55 McHenry Schenscher Elder Lewis Jack Bynum Muhammad Moore Tarver West Totals March 18, 2005 NCAA First Round Oklahoma City, Okla. #6 Wisconsin 57, #11 UNI 52 UNI (52) No. Player min fg fga ft fta reb ast pf tp 32 Stout Coleman Crawford Jacobson Foster Little Schmit McKowen Godfread Totals Wisconsin (57) No. Player min fg fga ft fta reb ast pf tp 42 Tucker Morley Wilkinson Chambliss Hanson Nixon Helmigk Flowers Taylor Butch Totals March 17, 2006 NCAA First Round Dayton, Ohio #7 Georgetown 54, #10 UNI 49 UNI (49) No. Player min fg fga ft fta reb ast pf tp 32 Stout Coleman Little Jacobson McKowen Crawford Josten Brown Totals Georgetown (54) No. Player min fg fga ft fta reb ast pf tp 1 Bowman Green Hibbert Cook Wallace Owens Sapp Crawford Totals March 19, 2009 NCAA First Round Portland, Ore. #5 Purdue 61, #12 UNI 56 UNI (56) No. Player min fg fga ft fta reb ast pf tp 11 Ahelegbe Koch Eglseder Farokhmanesh Moran Brown Dunham O Rear Rodenberg Totals Purdue (61) No. Player min fg fga ft fta reb ast pf tp 4 Hummel Moore Johnson Kramer Jackson Grant Green Calasan Totals UNI Panther Men s Basketball Media Guide

27 Media Information 95 Athletic Communications Mailing Address UNI-Dome NW Upper Cedar Falls, IA Phone (319) Fax (319) Press Box (319) Web Site Assistant A.D./Athletic Communications Colin McDonough Mailing Address UNI-Dome NW Upper Cedar Falls, IA Office Phone (319) Cell (319) Home (319) Assistant Athletic Communications Director Kara Moran Mailing Address UNI-Dome NW Upper Cedar Falls, IA Office Phone (319) Cell (319) Athletic Communications Graduate Assistant Laurie Wild Mailing Address UNI-Dome NW Upper Cedar Falls, IA Office Phone (319) Cell (563) Wire Service Associated Press: Luke Meredith, P.O. Box 1741, Des Moines, IA , , Fax Print Cedar Rapids Gazette: J.R. Ogden, Sports Editor, 500 3rd Ave. S.E., Cedar Rapids, IA , , Fax gazettecommunications.com Des Moines Register: Bryce Miller, Executive Sports Editor, P.O. Box 957, Des Moines, IA (IA Only), (Out of state), Fax Northern Iowan: Sports Editor, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA , Fax Quad City Times: Sports Editor, P.O. Box 3828, 124 E. 2nd St., Davenport, IA , Fax The Courier: Doug Newhoff, Sports Editor, P.O. Box 540, Waterloo, IA , Fax Television FOX 28 (KFXA Cedar Rapids): Greg Stuart, Production, 605 Boyson Road, Cedar Rapids, IA , Fax KCRG-TV: John Campbell, Sports Director, 2nd Ave. at 5th St. S.E., Cedar Rapids, IA , Fax KGAN-TV: Jared Aarons, P.O. Box 3131, Cedar Rapids, IA Fax KWWL-TV: Rick Coleman, Sports Director, KWWL Bldg., 500 E. 4th St., Waterloo, IA , Fax Panther Basketball on TV UNI football will be well-chronicled on the air-waves, including on television. UNI will have at least 16 games on live television for the season as of press time. Radio Cumulus Radio (KCRR, KKHQ, KOEL-AM/FM): Elwin Huffman, Sports Director, 501 Sycamore St., Suite 300, Waterloo, IA , Fax KCNZ: Scott Fenzloff, Sports Director, 721 Shirley St., P.O. Box 248, Cedar Falls, IA , Fax KXEL: Sports Director, 514 Jefferson St., Waterloo, IA , Fax WMT: Sports Director, P.O. Box 2147, Cedar Rapids, IA , Fax Miscellaneous Missouri Valley Conference: Mike Kern, Assistant Commissioner, 1818 Chouteau Ave., St. Louis, MO ; FAX ; mvc.org Gary Rima, Play-by-Play: P.O. Box 1204, Waterloo, IA Local Lodgings Country Inn & Suites, 2910 S. Main St., Cedar Falls, IA Days Inn-University Plaza, 5826 University Ave., Cedar Falls, IA Holiday Inn-University Plaza, 5826 University Ave., Cedar Falls, IA Heartland Inn, 3051 Marine Rd., Waterloo, IA Heartland Inn, 1809 LaPorte Rd., Waterloo, IA Midway Inn, 4117 University Ave., Cedar Falls, IA Ramada Inn Convention Center, 4th & Commercial, Waterloo, IA Red Fox Inn, Waverly, Highway 3 West, Waverly, IA University Inn, 4711 University Ave., Cedar Falls, IA University Coaching Staff Players Opponents Review History Media Info. Car Rentals/Taxis (Waterloo Airport) Avis, , Hertz Rent A Car, , National Car Rental, Bill Colwell Ford, Inc., , Dan Deery Rental Leasing, Enterprise Rent-A-Car, , Kip s Yellow Cab, Metro Taxi, Inc., unipanthers.com

28 Team Photo Front Row (from left): Tyler Lange, Austin Pehl, Marc Sonnen, Johnny Moran, Adam Rodenberg, Adam Koch, Head Coach Ben Jacobson, Jordan Eglseder, Brian Haak, Ali Farokhmanesh, Anthony James, Matt Morrison, Jake Koch Back Row (from left): Manager Robyn Duke, Director of Basketball Operations Derrek Nettin, Video Coordinator Brooks McKowen, Assistant Coach Kyle Green, Assistant Coach Ben Johnson, Lucas O Rear, Kwadzo Ahelegbe, Kerwin Dunham, Strength and Conditioning Coach Jed Smith, Assistant Coach P.J. Hogan, Assistant Coach Jim Berry, Manager Jason Kern, Manager T.J. Henricks UNI Panther Men s Basketball Media Guide