CENTRAL MICHIGAN CHIPPEWAS Record 4-0 (0-0 MAC) Head Coach. Keno Davis (Iowa, 95) Career Record CMU Record

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1 CENTRAL MICHIGAN CHIPPEWAS BASKETBALL // G A ME SCHEDULE Nov. 9 Saginaw Valley State (EX.) W, Nov. 14 Alma W, Nov. 18 Youngstown State W, Nov. 21 Maine^ W, Nov. 23 Arkansas Pine Bluff^ W, Nov. 29 Grand Canyon 6 p.m. Dec. 2 at Bradley 8 p.m. Dec. 6 SIU Edwardsville 1 p.m. Dec. 17 Northwestern 8 p.m. Dec. 19 Concordia (MI) 7 p.m. Dec. 22 at McNeese State 8 p.m. Jan. 2 Central Penn 7 p.m. Jan. 6 at Toledo* TBA Jan. 10 at Ball State* 4:30 p.m. Jan. 14 Miami (Ohio)* 7 p.m. Jan. 17 at Akron* TBA Jan. 21 Buffalo* 7 p.m. Jan. 24 Eastern Michigan* 4:30 p.m. Jan. 27 at Kent State* TBA Jan. 31 Ohio* 4:30 p.m. Feb. 4 Bowling Green* 7 p.m. Feb. 7 Western Michigan* 2 p.m. Feb. 10 at Ohio* TBA Feb. 14 at Buffalo* 2 p.m. Feb. 18 Northern Illinois* 7 p.m. Feb. 21 Ball State* 4:30 p.m. Feb. 24 at Eastern Michigan* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 28 at Northern Illinois* 8 p.m. March 4 Toledo* 7 p.m. March 6 at Western Michigan* TBA March 10 at MAC Tournament TBA March 11 at MAC Tournament TBA March 12 at MAC Tournament TBA March 13 at MAC Tournament TBA March 14 at MAC Tournament TBA ^ Central Michigan Tournament * Mid-American Conference games Home games in bold All times Eastern Saturday, November 29 6 p.m. McGuirk Arena Mount Pleasant, Mich. CENTRAL MICHIGAN CHIPPEWAS Record 4-0 (0-0 MAC) Head Coach Keno Davis (Iowa, 95) Career Record CMU Record (Third season) vs. GCU 0-0 GAME PREVIEW Central Michigan will seek its first 5-0 start to a season since on Saturday when it hosts Grand Canyon. Tip off is scheduled for 6 p.m. in McGuirk Arena. The non-conference match-up will be marked by the return to campus of all-time Chippewa great and CMU Hall of Famer Dan Majerle, who is in his second year as head coach at Grand Canyon. The game also holds significance for CMU head coach Keno Davis, as he will be aiming for his 100th career win. NEED TO KNOW CMU s 114-point combined margin of victory through the first four games of the season is a program record. With eight assists versus Arkansas Pine Bluff, Chris Fowler moved into sole possession of sixth place on the CMU career assists list with 372. Chris Fowler leads the MAC and ranks No. 5 in the NCAA in assists per game, averaging Facebook.com/CMUMensBBall GRAND CANYON ANTELOPES Record 2-3 (0-0 WAC) Head Coach Dan Majerle (Central Michigan, 88) Career Record GCU Record (Second season) vs. CMU 0-0 CMU has had a different leading scorer (Hibbitts, Fowler, Simons, Rayson) and leading rebounder (Hibbitts, Simons, Simmons, Stewart) in each of its first four games this season. CMU ranks No. 1 in the MAC in scoring (83.0 ppg) but does not have an individual ranked in the top 20 in the conference in points per game. CMU has nine players that average between 6.3 and 11.5 points per game. Braylon Rayson is perfect from the free throw line this season, making 10-of-10 attempts, ranking him No. 1 in the MAC. Josh Kozinksi is averaging 8.3 points while playing just 13.3 minutes per game. CMU s bench is outscoring its opponents this season. CENTRAL MICHIGAN-GRAND CANYON SERIES Saturday s game will be the first-ever meeting between Central Michigan and Grand Canyon. PROJECTED STARTERS No. Name Pos. GP-GS PPG RPG FG% Notes 2 Luke Meyer (6-11, 221, Fr.) F Posted 13 pts, 9 rebs vs. YSU 4 Rayshawn Simmons (6-4, 185, Jr.) G Had career high 9 assists vs. Maine 5 Braylon Rayson (5-9, 185, So.) G Had season high 18 pts vs. UAPB 15 Chris Fowler (6-1, 191, Jr.) G Team high 16 points vs. YSU 34 John Simons (6-8, 221, Jr.) F Hit 5-of-5 3s vs. Maine TOP RESERVES 10 Austin Stewart (6-6, 206, Jr.) G Leader in minutes off the bench 11 Milos Cabarkapa (7-0, 237, So./Fr.) C Had 9 points, 7 rebounds vs. Alma 12 Josh Kozinski (6-4, 170, So./Fr.) G All 11 FGs have been 3s 23 DaRohn Scott (6-81/2, 230, Fr.) F Had 4 blocks in exhibition win 30 Austin Keel (6-3, 182, Sr.) G Posted 10 pts, 5 rebs vs. Maine 32 Blake Hibbitts (6-7, 212, Jr.) F Led CMU with 14 pts vs. Alma

2 MEDIA INFORMATION Players and coaches are generally available following practice on Monday (approx. 10:30 a.m.) and Thursday (approx. 10:30 a.m.) in McGuirk Arena. Please coordinate all coach and player interview requests through Associate Director of Athletic Communications John Regenfuss. He can be reached in at or by at cmich.edu. Please allow 24 hours of advanced notice in scheduling an interview. WEBSITE Media members are reminded that the official athletics website, CMUChippewas.com, contains updated player stats and bios each week. Also available on the site are video interviews, postgame highlights and press conferences. VISITING RADIO One ISDN line and one telephone line are available for use by the official radio network of the visiting team. Visiting networks that wish to have additional lines installed at their own expense may do so by contacting CMU Telecommunications at (989) VIDEO The Athletic Communications Department maintains a vast library of video clips for distribution to requesting electronic media. In addition, postgame highlights and press conference cut-ups are available for download using the department s FTP server. Please contact Todd Edwards (edwar2tj@cmich.edu) for detailed instructions and requests. MEDIA ROOM Located on court level, just off the northwest corner of the court, the Media Room is available for members of the working media. A light pregame meal will be served approximately one hour before the game and coaches and selected players will hold a press conference in the room following the game. The room is equipped with internet access and space for media to work. CREDENTIAL REQUESTS Requests for media credentials should be made through at john.regenfuss@cmich.edu. Parking passes are not required on campus after 5 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHERS/VIDEOGRAPHERS Photographers and videographers are limited to shooting from a seated position on the baseline. ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS CONTACT Associate Director/MBB Contact: John Regenfuss Cell: (989) john.regenfuss@cmich.edu The teams will also square off next year in Phoenix at the Antelopes GCU Arena to complete a home-andhome agreement. FOLLOW THE ACTION The CMU-Grand Canyon game will be broadcast live on ESPN3 with Brad Golder calling the action. The game will also be broadcast by the Central Michigan IMG Sports Network (Flagship WCFX-FM, Mount Pleasant) with Don Chiodo (play-by-play) and Marcelo Olivarez (color analyst) calling the action. The pre-game show starts 15 minutes begins before tip off. Live in-game statistics (free) and audio (pay) are available on CMUChippewas.com. Live audio and statistics (free) are also available through the CMU Athletics Gameday mobile app on both Android and ios phones. SCOUTING GRAND CANYON Grand Canyon is in just its second year as a Division I program after making the transition from Division II in In their first DI season, head coach Dan Majerle led the Lopes to a record, including a 10-6 mark in the WAC, and a berth in the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament. GCU is 2-3 thus far in and is coming off a home loss to Buffalo on Tuesday night. Senior guard Royce Woolridge, son of former late NBA great Orlando Woolridge, leads three Antelopes in double figures, averaging 14.0 ppg. Senior guard Jerome Harrison (10.4 ppg) and redshirt junior guard Ryan Majerle (10.2 ppg), nephew of head coach Dan Majerle, are also prime scoring options. Daniel Alexander (4.8 rpg) and Kerwin Smith (4.2 rpg), Facebook.com/MensBBall a pair of 6-9 forwards, lead GCU on the boards but the team is being outrebounded by 8.2 per game. Opponents are shooting just 25% from beyond the arc versus GCU. CMU REMAINS UNDEFEATED WITH WIN OVER UAPB Central Michigan improved to 4-0 start to a season for the first time since with a win over Arkansas Pine Bluff on Sunday in the finale of the Central Michigan Tournament. CMU was sharp from beyond the arc, knocking down 15 3-pointers. Also key was free throw shooting, as CMU made 20-of- 23 attempts (87%). Braylon Rayson recorded 18 points in 16 minutes of court time to lead CMU. Rayshawn Simmons tied a career high with 10 points to go along with three assists, two rebounds and two steals. John Simons was named the MVP of the Central Michigan Tournament while Simmons earned a spot on the all-tournament team. NEXT UP FOR THE CHIPPEWAS Central Michigan will travel for the first time this season next week, visiting Bradley on Tuesday, Dec. 2 for an 8 p.m. ET game at the Braves Renaissance Coliseum in Peoria, Ill. CMU GAMES AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE Beginning with this Saturday s game versus Grand Canyon, 12 of Central Michigan s remaining 13 home games will be broadcast to a national and worldwide audience on ESPN3. The home match-up with Concordia (Mich.) on Friday, Dec. 19 (7 p.m.) will be available on CSN Digital CENTRAL MICHIGAN VS. GRAND CANYON 4-0 (0-0) Record (conference) 2-3 (0-0) 83.0 Points Opponent Points Rebounds Rebounding Margin Offensive Rebounds Opponent Offensive Rebounds Field Goal Pct Opponent Field Goal Pct Point FG Pct Opponent 3-Point FG Pct /15.0 Assists / Turnovers 11.2/ Turnover Margin Opponent Turnovers Blocked Shots Steals 5.8 ANTELOPES

3 DAN MAJERLE Inducted into the Central Michigan Hall of Fame in No. 44 jersey was retired by Central Michigan in One of the premier basketball players in Central Michigan history, Majerle was a 6-6 product of Traverse City High. A first team All-Mid-American Conference selection for three seasons. Named to the 1988 U.S. Olympic team, earning a bronze medal. Drafted 14th in the first round in 1988 by the Phoenix Suns. Played eight seasons with Phoenix ( , ), one in Cleveland ( ) and five in Miami ( ). One of the top three-point shooters in NBA history. Majerle is CMU s second all-time scorer with 2,055 points and ninth in career field goal percentage at.536. His 759 points in is a record and he still holds three of the top eight season scoring averages. Majerle ranked second in career steals with 171 and fourth in career blocks with 95. (CMUChippewas.com). The Chippewas will also appear on BTN Plus when they meet Northwestern on Wednesday, Dec. 17 in Evanston, Ill. BIGS MAKING QUICK IMPRESSION CMU s cadre of young big men have made an immediate impact in the line-up, both on the offensive and defensive ends. In the opener against Alma, freshmen Luke Meyer and DaRohn Scott and redshirt freshman Milos Cabarkapa combined for 29 points, 17 rebounds and four blocks. Versus Youngstown State, Meyer nearly notched his first double-double, totaling 13 points and 9 rebounds. He also was instrumental in limiting YSU s leading scorer and rebounder well below his season average. Early on, Meyer, who has started each of the first four games, is averaging 8.5 points, 4.8 rebounds and 1.0 blocks. He is shooting.650 from the field and.778 from the free throw line. BLOCK PARTY A year ago, Central Michigan finished dead last in the Mid-American Conference in blocked shots with a total of 36 in 31 games (1.2 avg.). Forward Blake Hibbitts led the team with 11. Through four games this season, the Chippewas already have 14 blocks (3.5 average). DaRohn Scott has a team-high five blocks while Luke Meyer has four. YOUTHFUL EXPERIENCE Even though the Central Michigan roster features just one senior, the team is loaded with experience. All five starters from the season return, including Chris Fowler and John Simons, both of whom have started all 66 games of their collegiate careers. Furthering the point, the top seven leaders in terms of minutes played are also back in the Maroon and Gold, a group that comprises 94 percent of the team s total court time last season. From an offensive perspective, the storyline persists, as 96 percent of the team s points return for the campaign, including its top seven scorers. NEW LOOK FRONT COURT The Central Michigan front court will experience substantial infusion of size for the season. The Chippewas line-up is bolstered by the addition of freshmen forwards Luke Meyer (6-11) and DaRohn Scott (6-81/2) and center Milos Cabarkapa (7-0), who redshirted the season. Meyer, from Addison, Mich., was a two-time Associated Press First Team All-State honoree while Scott, a native of Grand Rapids, was a 2014 McDonald s All-American nominee. With the Serbian national Cabarkapa on the Facebook.com/CMUMensBball roster, Central Michigan is one of just three MAC schools to feature a 7-footer. TEAM CAPTAINS NAMED Head coach Keno Davis has named juniors Chris Fowler and Rayshawn Simmons co-captains for the season. Fowler, a MAC Preseason All-West Division selection, will be serving as a team captain for the third consecutive season. Simmons played in all 31 games a year ago in his first season at CMU after transferring from Moberly Area Community College, averaging 4.6 points, 3.1 rebounds and 2.1 assists. FOWLER RECEIVES PRESEASON HONOR Central Michigan junior guard Chris Fowler was honored on the Mid-American Conference Preseason All-West Division Team. Fowler was the only junior to be recognized on either the MAC East or West teams. All other honorees are seniors or graduate students. A Second Team NABC All-District and Third Team All- MAC selection last season, Fowler was the conference s third-leading scorer (17.4), tied for second in assists (5.3) and assist/turnover ratio (1.9) and third in steals (1.9). RECORD WATCH Junior guard Chris Fowler is primed to make a further imprint on the Central Michigan record book during the season. Already the only Chippewa to ever average more than five assists per game in back-to-back seasons, Fowler, after just 66 career games, is ranked sixth in program history in assists with 372 and will best the all-time record (489) by the end of the season at his current pace. Fowler is also poised to break onto the career steals and points record list this year. His 60 steals last season were the most by a Chippewa since and he led the team and ranked third in the MAC with a 17.4 points per game scoring average. Junior forward Blake Hibbitts could also improve on some statistical milestones this season. After 66 career games, he ranks 10th in both career three-pointers made (138) and attempted (388). HOME EARLY AND OFTEN As was the case in , Central Michigan will spend much of the early portion of its schedule at home, providing fans ample opportunity to see the Chippewas in action before the holidays and the beginning of the MAC schedule. Including the exhibition game versus Saginaw Valley State on November 9, CMU will play eight games in McGuirk Arena before the month of December and 18 in

4 MAC STANDINGS/SCHEDULE East MAC Overall Bowling Green Kent State Buffalo Ohio Akron Miami (Ohio) West MAC Overall Eastern Michigan Central Michigan Ball State Western Michigan Northern Illinois Toledo (standings as of 11/27) Saturday, November 29 Buffalo at Canisius Toledo at Oakland Belmont at Ohio Loyola (Ill.) at Kent State Grand Canyon at Central Michigan total this season. Highlighting that early stretch, CMU will host a tournament featuring Maine, Valparaiso and Arkansas- Pine Bluff and will welcome CMU Hall of Famer Dan Majerle, the head coach at Grand Canyon, back to Mount Pleasant on November 29. SUCCESS IN THE CLASSROOM Continuing a trend established under head coach Keno Davis since taking over at Central Michigan, the Chippewas are making major strides in the classroom. In the 2014 spring semester, 10 student-athletes achieved a 3.00 grade point average or better, led by Blake Hibbitts 3.85 and Milos Cabarkapa s Of the players returning to the squad for the season, 10 possess at least a 3.00 cumulative GPA, including six with a 3.40 or higher. The combined GPA of the 14 returning student-athletes is CMU was also the only conference school to place two student-athletes on the Academic All-MAC team. Chris Fowler, who ranked near the top of the conference in scoring, assists, steals and assist/turnover ratio last season, and John Simons, the team s leading rebounder the last two seasons, earned the honor. Hibbitts, Austin Stewart and Zach Saylor received honorable mention. Fowler, Simons and Hibbitts were also Academic All- America nominees. In 2013, CMU was one of only 19 NCAA Division I schools to receive the Team Academic Excellence Award from the National Association of Basketball Coaches, which recognizes outstanding academic achievement by a team with a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or better. REDMAN SIGNS WITH CHIPPEWAS CMU has signed Corey Redman, a 6-5, 180 lb. shooting guard from Boyne City, Mich. to a National Letter of Intent. He was named to the Detroit Free Press Class C All-State Second Team last year, when he averaged 20 points and 7.5 rebounds per game. Redman was also named to the Traverse City Record Eagle All-Region Dream Team in and and to the Charlevoix County News Dream Team in , and and was selected the Charlevoix County News Most Valuable Facebook.com/MensBBall

5 SEASON MILESTONES/BENCHMARKS Double-Figure Scoring Games Luke Meyer 3 Chris Fowler 2 Braylon Rayson 2 John Simons 2 Blake Hibbitts 1 Josh Kozinski 1 Austin Keel 1 Rayshawn Simmons 1 Double-Figure Rebounding Games John Simons 1 Double-Doubles Chris Fowler 1 Games as Leading Scorer Chris Fowler 1 Blake Hibbitts 1 Braylon Rayson 1 John Simons 1 Games as Leading Rebounder Blake Hibbitts 1 John Simons 1 Rayshawn Simmons 1 Austin Stewart 1 Games Leading in Assists Chris Fowler 3 Rayshawn Simmons 1 Games Leading in Blocks DaRohn Scott 3 Luke Meyer 1 John Simons NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown/Last School 0 Tanner Beachnau G So. Holt, Mich./Holt 1 Spencer Krannitz G/F Jr. North Muskegon, Mich./North Muskegon 2 Luke Meyer F Fr. Addison, Mich./Addison 3 Derrick Richardson Jr. G Jr. Ypsilanti, Mich./Ypsilanti 4 Rayshawn Simmons G Jr. St. Louis, Mo./Moberly Area CC 5 Braylon Rayson G So. Dallas, Texas/West Mesquite 10 Austin Stewart G Jr. Normal, Ill./West 11 Milos Cabarkapa C So/Fr. Belgrade, Serbia/Impact Academy 12 Josh Kozinski G So./Fr. Edwardsburg, Mich./Edwardsburg 13 Filip Medjo G Fr. Belgrade, Serbia/Impact Academy 15 Chris Fowler G Jr. Southfield, Mich./Detroit Country Day 23 DaRohn Scott F 6-81/2 230 Fr. Grand Rapids, Mich./Grand Rapids Christian 30 Austin Keel G Sr. Winter Springs, Fla./Winter Park 32 Blake Hibbitts F Jr. Hudsonville, Mich./Hudsonville 34 John Simons F Jr. Cadillac, Mich./Cadillac 35 John McCarty F Fr. Lake Orion, Mich./Lake Orion 42 Tony Larkins F Sr. Carson City, Mich./Crystal 55 Cole Israelson C So./Fr. Cass City, Mich./Cass City Head coach: Keno Davis (Third season) Assistant coach: Kevin Gamble (Third season) Assistant coach: Kyle Gerdeman (Third season) Assistant coach: Jeff Smith (Third season) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown/Last School 0 Tanner Beachnau G So. Holt, Mich./Holt 11 Milos Cabarkapa C So/Fr. Belgrade, Serbia/Impact Academy 15 Chris Fowler G Jr. Southfield, Mich./Detroit Country Day 32 Blake Hibbitts F Jr. Hudsonville, Mich./Hudsonville 55 Cole Israelson C So./Fr. Cass City, Mich./Cass City 30 Austin Keel G Sr. Winter Springs, Fla./Winter Park 12 Josh Kozinski G So./Fr. Edwardsburg, Mich./Edwardsburg 1 Spencer Krannitz G/F Jr. North Muskegon, Mich./North Muskegon 42 Tony Larkins F Sr. Carson City, Mich./Crystal 35 John McCarty F Fr. Lake Orion, Mich./Lake Orion 13 Filip Medjo G Fr. Belgrade, Serbia/Impact Academy 2 Luke Meyer F Fr. Addison, Mich./Addison 5 Braylon Rayson G So. Dallas, Texas/West Mesquite 3 Derrick Richardson Jr. G Jr. Ypsilanti, Mich./Ypsilanti 23 DaRohn Scott F 6-81/2 230 Fr. Grand Rapids, Mich./Grand Rapids Christian 4 Rayshawn Simmons G Jr. St. Louis, Mo./Moberly Area CC 34 John Simons F Jr. Cadillac, Mich./Cadillac 10 Austin Stewart G Jr. Normal, Ill./West PRONUNCIATION GUIDE MILOS CABARKAPA KENO Davis Kyle GERDEMAN FILIP MEDJO Luke MEYER DAROHN Scott John SIMONS ME-losh cha-bar-ka-pa KEY-no GER-da-min PHIL-ip MEH-jo MY-er Da-RON Facebook.com/CMUMensBball

6 KENO DAVIS Head Coach Third Season The Davis File College... Iowa, 1995 Family... Wife, Krista; Daughter, Mara; Son, Brady Coaching History Southern Indiana Assistant Coach SE Missouri State Assistant Coach Drake Assistant Coach Drake Head Coach Providence Head Coach 2012-pres... Central Michigan Head Coach Since arriving in Mount Pleasant two years ago, head coach Keno Davis and his staff have worked diligently to develop the Central Michigan basketball program and establish a solid foundation of success. While reshaping the roster and installing his system, Davis Chippewas have made strides both on and off the court. The season was marked by several notable individual accomplishments. Chris Fowler moved into seventh place in the CMU record book with 339 career assists and was among the MAC leaders in points (3rd, 17.4), assists (T2nd, 5.3), steals (3rd, 1.9), and assist/turnover ratio (2nd, 1.9), earning Second Team NABC All-District honors. John Simons led the Chippewas in rebounding for the second consecutive year while Blake Hibbitts is now listed 10th all-time in program history in three-pointers made (133) and attempted (368). Braylon Rayson had an impressive rookie campaign, ranking seventh on the CMU freshman single season scoring list with 333 points. Davis stress on work ethic has translated into achievement in the classroom. In the 2014 spring semester, 10 student-athletes achieved a 3.00 grade point average or better. Of the players returning to the squad for the season, 10 possess at least a 3.0 cumulative grade point average, including six with a 3.40 or higher. The combined GPA of the 14 returning student-athletes is Also, Central Michigan was the only conference school to place two student-athletes on the Academic All-MAC team with Chris Fowler and John Simons earning the honor. In 2013, half of the Chippewas 12 scholarship players had at least a 3.5 grade point average and eight of the 12 had at least a 3.0. The team combined for a 3.15 GPA, its best semester in a decade and was one of only 19 NCAA Division I schools to receive the Team Academic Excellence Award from the National Association of Basketball Coaches. Davis and his assistants have also made inroads in another key area - camps. The attendance number for the 2014 team camp doubled from previous years and CMU hosted approximately 1,000 youngsters during its four camps throughout the summer months. In his first season as head coach at Central Michigan, Keno Davis led the 2013 Chippewas to the program s most non-conference wins since 2002 and to seven non-conference victories, the most by a CMU team in the last 25 years. Fowler set the program record for a freshman with 176 assists, which also ranks third all-time in single season history, securing him a spot on the All-MAC Freshman team. Fellow guard Kyle Randall led the MAC in scoring in 2013, averaging 18.7 points per game against conference opponents, en route to earning Second Team All-MAC and NABC All-District recognition. Though only at the head of the CMU program for just two years, Davis positive and uplifting message has clearly struck an immediate chord with Chippewa fans. His Twitter account boasts 22,000-plus followers, more than the other coaches from all MAC schools combined, ranking Davis 13th among all Division I head coaches and first among all mid-major programs. DAVIS BACKGROUND IS STEEPED IN TRADITION AND SUCCESS Former consensus national coach of the year Keno Davis was introduced by Central Michigan University Athletics Director Dave Heeke as the Chippewas 20th head men s basketball coach April 3, Davis brought six years of Division I head coaching experience and was named the 2008 coach of the year by six national organizations, including the Associated Press, the U.S. Basketball Writers Association and The Sporting News. Through one season at Drake and three at Providence he compiled a (.574) record and made two postseason appearances. In his first season as a head coach, , Davis led the Drake Bulldogs to a 28-5 mark, which included a 15-3 record in the Missouri Valley Conference. His team captured its first MVC regular season title since 1971 and its first ever MVC Tournament title. Drake became the first league school to win both the regular season and tournament titles since 2002, and the Bulldogs made their first trip to the NCAA Tournament since That season, Drake was nationally ranked for a school-record eight consecutive weeks. The Bulldogs finished 14th in the Associated Press Poll and 23rd in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll. Davis had all this success in his first season after inheriting a team that was in 2007 and lost four starters to graduation. He led a squad that was picked to finish ninth in the MVC to the program s first top-25 ranking since Moving to Providence after just one season at Drake, Davis quickly got to work as he guided the Friars to a mark in Although the Friars were picked 12th in the 2009 BIG EAST Preseason Poll, the squad posted a 10-8 record in league play and finished tied for sixth. Leading the team to 19 victories, he established a program record for the most wins by a first-year head coach. During the regular season, he earned two victories over top-15 teams, including an win over No. 1 Pittsburgh. Davis also led the team to its first BIG EAST Tournament victory since 2003 and into the postseason as the Friars earned an at-large bid to the NIT. In Davis team was one of the top offensive squads in the country, scoring 82.4 points per game and ranking third in the nation in that category. The season was highlighted by senior MarShon Brooks earning multiple All-America honors before becoming a first round NBA Draft selection. Davis has a proven track record of developing players and preparing them for the next level. In just six years as a head coach, 16 of his players have gone on to play professionally, headlined by Brooks, who was selected by the NBA s Boston Celtics with the 25th overall pick in Prior to being selected as the head coach at Drake, Davis served as an assistant under his father, Dr. Tom Davis, at Drake from He began his coaching career in 1995 as an assistant for two years under Bruce Pearl at Southern Indiana then took an assistant position under Gary Garner at Southeast Missouri State from Davis was exposed to basketball at a very young age as he watched his father become one of the NCAA s all-time winningest coaches. In 32 seasons as a head coach at Lafayette ( ), Boston College ( ), Stanford ( ), Iowa ( ) and Drake ( ), he registered a mark (.628), which included 18 postseason appearances and win seasons. He also was named the 1987 Associated Press National Coach of the Year. When Keno earned the same honor in 2008, it marked the first time that a father and son duo had captured the national coach of the year honor. The father-son duo has combined for 692 victories and a 60.4 winning percentage that ranks 11th among father-son coaching Facebook.com/MensBBall

7 CURRENT PLAYERS IN THE CMU RECORD BOOK CAREER ASSISTS 1. Giordan Watson ( ) Derrick Richmond ( ) Dave Grauzer ( ) Sonny Newman ( ) Tim Kisner ( ) Chris Fowler (2012-pres.) Peter Lambropoulos ( ) Willie Iverson ( ) Tony Bowne ( ) Melvin McLaughlin ( ) 288 CAREER THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED 1. Robbie Harman (233 made) David Webber (183) Giordan Watson (199) Jordan Bitzer (196) Chris Kellermann (152) Sander Scott (186) Kevin Nelson (169) Tim Kisner (154) Jeff Majerle (180) Blake Hibbitts (138) 2012-pres. 388 CAREER THREE-POINTERS MADE 1. Robbie Harman (594 att.) Giordan Watson (542) Jordan Bitzer (542) Sander Scott (435) David Webber (565) Jeff Majerle (399) Kevin Nelson (426) Tim Kisner (402) Chris Kellermann (445) Blake Hibbitts (388) 2012-pres. 138 CAREER POINTS 1. Melvin McLaughlin ( ) 2, Dan Majerle ( ) 2, David Webber ( ) 1, Giordan Webber ( ) 1, Ben Kelso ( ) 1, Don Edwards ( ) 1, Mike Manciel ( ) 1, Leonard Drake ( ) 1, Dan Roundfield ( ) 1, Paul Botts ( ) 1, Dave Nelson ( ) 1, Chris Kaman ( ) 1, Willie Iverson ( ) 1, Sander Scott ( ) 1, Jordan Bitzer ( ) 1, Jeff Heide ( ) 1, Derek Boldon ( ) 1, Ken VanDyke ( ) 1, Gary Lee ( ) 1, Ben Poquette ( ) 1, Dean Adams ( ) 1,074 CAREER POINTS (continued) 22. Robbie Harman ( ) 1, Glenn Stuart ( ) 1, Dick Kackmeister ( ) 1,029 Tim Kisner ( ) 1, Val Bracey ( ) 1, Trey Ziegler ( ) 1, Ervin Leavy ( ) 1, Chris Fowler ( ) 832 CAREER STEALS 1. Giordan Watson ( ) Melvin McLaughlin ( ) Dan Majerle ( ) Jordan Bitzer ( ) Robbie Harman ( ) Tim Kisner ( ) Sonny Newman ( ) Leon Guydon ( ) Dave Grauzer ( ) Chris Fowler ( ) 105 SEASON ASSISTS 1. Dave Grauzer ( ) Dave Grauzer ( ) Chris Fowler ( ) Derrick Richmond ( ) Denny Parks ( ) Chris Fowler ( ) Sonny Newman ( ) James McElroy ( ) Giordan Watson ( ) Tim Kisner ( ) 136 SEASON STEALS 1. Dave Grauzer ( ) Dave Grauzer ( ) Chris Fowler ( ) Derek Jackson ( ) 58 Giordan Watson ( ) Robbie Harman ( ) Melvin McLaughlin ( ) Melvin McLaughlin ( ) Dan Roundfield ( ) Giordan Watson ( ) 51 Giordan Watson ( ) 51 J.R. Wallace ( ) 51 SEASON FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 1. Chris Kaman ( ) Dan Majerle ( ) Chris Fowler ( ) Mike Maciel ( ) David Webber ( ) Gerrit Brigitha ( ) David Webber ( ) Trey Zeigler ( ) Kyle Randall ( ) Charles Macon ( ) Facebook.com/CMUMensBball SEASON FREE THROWS MADE 1. Chris Kaman ( ) Kyle Randall ( ) Dan Majerle ( ) Giordan Watson ( ) Charles Macon ( ) 145 Gerrit Brigitha ( ) 145 Chris Fowler ( ) David Webber ( ) Nate Huffman ( ) 124 Jalon Thomas ( ) 124 SEASON THREE-POINTERS MADE 1. Robbie Harman (245) Tommie Johnson (191) Jeff Majerle (172) Kevin Nelson (190) Kevin Nelson (193) Robbie Harman (212) Jordan Bitzer (179) Ryan Jansen (165) David Webber (169) Blake Hibbitts (185) Blake Hibbitts (183) SEASON THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED 1. Robbie Harman (105) Robbie Harman (72) Kevin Nelson (75) Tommie Johnson (93) Kevin Nelson (78) Blake Hibbitts (67) David Webber (51) Blake Hibbitts (66) Jordan Bitzer (72) Derek Jackson (66) SEASON POINTS BY A FRESHMAN 1. Trey Zeigler ( ) Dirk Dunbar ( ) Mike Manciel ( ) Austin McBroom ( ) Sander Scott ( ) Ryan Jansen ( ) Braylon Rayson ( ) Vince Edwards ( ) Thomas Kilgore ( ) 303

8 TV/RADIO CHART 1 SPENCER KRANNITZ Jr. G/F North Muskegon, Mich JOSH KOZINSKI So./Fr. G Edwardsburg, Mich LUKE MEYER Fr. F Addison, Mich FILIP MEDJO Fr. G Belgrade, Serbia DERRICK (DJ) RICHARDSON Jr. G Ypsilanti, Mich CHRIS FOWLER Jr. G Southfield, Mich RAYSHAWN SIMMONS Jr. G St. Louis, Mo DAROHN SCOTT 6-81/2 230 Fr. F Grand Rapids, Mich BRAYLON RAYSON So. G Dallas, Texas AUSTIN KEEL Sr. G Winter Springs, Fla AUSTIN STEWART Jr. G Normal, Ill BLAKE HIBBITTS Jr. F Hudsonville, Mich MILOS CABARKAPA So./Fr. C Belgrade, Serbia JOHN SIMONS Jr. F Cadillac, Mich Facebook.com/MensBBall

9 PLAYER SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS 15 CHRIS FOWLER CAREER Field Goals Made 4, 2 times (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Field Goals Made 10 (at SIUE, 12/07/13) Field Goals Attempted 9, 2 times (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Field Goals Attempted 22 (vs. Ball State, 2/19/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 2 (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 4 (at Ball State, 3/1/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 4 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 8 (at Ball State, 3/1/14) Free Throws Made 8 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Free Throws Made 13 (at Western Michigan, 2/1/14) Free Throws Attempted 9 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Free Throws Attempted 13 (at Western Michigan, 2/1/14) Rebounds 6 (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) Rebounds 8 (at Toledo, 1/11/14) Assists 11 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Assists 13 (at Ball State, 2/27/13) Blocks 1 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Blocks 1, 3 times (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Steals 2 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Steals 5, 2 times (at Kent State, 2/15/14) Points 16 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Points 27 (at Western Michigan, 2/1/14) 34 JOHN SIMONS CAREER Field Goals Made 6 (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) Field Goals Made 10 (vs. Manchester, 11/8/13) Field Goals Attempted 9 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Field Goals Attempted 16 (vs. Kent State, 2/5/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 5 (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 6 (vs. Kent State, 2/5/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 5 (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 11 (vs. Kent State, 2/5/14) Free Throws Made 3 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Free Throws Made 8 (at Youngstown State, 2/23/13) Free Throws Attempted 5 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Free Throws Attempted 9 (vs. Texas State, 12/20/12) Rebounds 13 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Rebounds 13 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Assists 1, 3 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Assists 4, 3 times (at Eastern Michigan, 3/10/14) Blocks 2 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Blocks 2 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Steals 1, 2 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Steals 3, 4 times (at Jacksonville State, 12/17/13) Points 17 (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) Points 27 (vs. Manchester, 11/8/13) 32 BLAKE HIBBITTS CAREER Field Goals Made 4 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Field Goals Made 7 (vs. Akron, 1/25/14) Field Goals Attempted 8 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Field Goals Attempted 13, 2 times (vs. Miami, 1/8/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 3 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 5, 4 times (vs. Buffalo, 2/8/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 6 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 11, 3 times (vs. Ball State, 2/9/14) Free Throws Made 3 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Free Throws Made 6 (vs. Austin Peay, 11/21/13) Free Throws Attempted 4 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Free Throws Attempted 7 (vs. Western Michigan, 1/26/13) Rebounds 9 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Rebounds 9, 2 times (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Assists 1, 2 times (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) Assists 3 (at Kent State, 2/9/13) Blocks 1 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Blocks 2, 4 times (vs. Buffalo, 2/8/14) Steals -- Steals 2, 5 times (vs. NIU, 2/23/14) Points 14 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Points 21 (vs. Akron, 1/25/14) 10 AUSTIN STEWART CAREER Field Goals Made 3 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Field Goals Made 7 (vs. Ball State, 2/19/14) Field Goals Attempted 6 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Field Goals Attempted 11 (vs. Ball State, 2/19/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 1, 2 times (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 2, 2 times (vs. Miami, 1/8/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 1, 2 times (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 3 (vs. Idaho State, 11/24/12) Free Throws Made 5 (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Free Throws Made 5, 4 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Free Throws Attempted 6 (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Free Throws Attempted 8 (vs. Eastern Michigan, 1/18/14) Rebounds 7 (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Rebounds 10 (vs. Ball State, 2/19/14) Assists 1 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Assists 3 (vs. Marygrove College, 1/3/14) Blocks -- Blocks 2 (vs. NIU, 2/23/14) Steals 3, 2 times (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Steals 5 (vs. Manchester, 11/8/13) Points 8 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Points 17 (vs. Ball State, 2/19/14) NOTE: When a player sets season or career high multiple times, the most recent is Facebook.com/CMUMensBball

10 PLAYER SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS 5 BRAYLON RAYSON CAREER Field Goals Made 5 (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Field Goals Made 11 (vs. Marygrove College, 1/3/14) Field Goals Attempted 10 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Field Goals Attempted 16, 2 times (vs. Ball State, 2/19/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 4 (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 5 (vs. Ball State, 2/19/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 6, 2 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 8, 3 times (at Eastern Michigan, 3/10/14) Free Throws Made 4, 2 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Free Throws Made 6 (at Western Michigan, 2/1/14) Free Throws Attempted 4, 2 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Free Throws Attempted 8 (at NIU, 2/12/14) Rebounds 7 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Rebounds 7 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Assists 3 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Assists 4, 3 times (vs. Buffalo, 2/8/14) Blocks -- Blocks 1 (vs. Marygrove College, 1/3/14) Steals 1, 2 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Steals 3, 2 times (at Eastern Michigan, 2/26/14) Points 18 (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Points 30 (vs. Ball State, 2/19/14) 4 RAYSHAWN SIMMONS CAREER Field Goals Made 3, 3 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Field Goals Made 3, 9 times (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) Field Goals Attempted 8 (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) Field Goals Attempted 8 (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 2 (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 2, (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 2, 3 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 3 (at Miami, 1/22/14) Free Throws Made 2, (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Free Throws Made 5, 2 times (vs. NIU, 2/23/14) Free Throws Attempted 2, 2 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Free Throws Attempted 7 (vs. Kent State, 2/5/14) Rebounds 6 (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) Rebounds 12 (vs. Austin Peay, 11/21/13) Assists 9 (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) Assists 9 (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) Blocks -- Blocks 1 (vs. Pepperdine, 11/16/13) Steals 2, 2 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Steals 4 (vs. Marygrove College, 1/3/14) Points 10 (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Points 10, 3 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) 30 AUSTIN KEEL CAREER Field Goals Made 4 (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) Field Goals Made 6, 2 times (vs. Akron, 1/25/14) Field Goals Attempted 7 (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Field Goals Attempted 11, 4 times (vs. Akron, 1/25/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 1, 2 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 4 (vs. Ferris State, 11/12/11) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 5 (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 10 (at Utah, 11/23/12) Free Throws Made 4 (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Free Throws Made 7 (at Bradley, 11/12/13) Free Throws Attempted 4 (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Free Throws Attempted 9 (at Bradley, 11/12/13) Rebounds 5 (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) Rebounds 5, 5 times (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) Assists 3 (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) Assists 4, 2 times (at Jacksonville State, 12/17/13) Blocks -- Blocks 1, 4 times (at Jacksonville State, 12/17/13) Steals 1, 2 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Steals 3, 2 times (at Youngstown State, 2/23/13) Points 10 (vs. Maine, 11/21/14) Points 17 (vs. Texas State, 12/20/12) 11 MILOS CABARKAPA /CAREER Field Goals Made 3 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Field Goals Attempted 5 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made -- 3 pt Field Goals Attempted -- Free Throws Made 3 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Free Throws Attempted 5 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Rebounds 7 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Assists -- Blocks 1 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Steals -- Points 9 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) NOTE: When a player sets season or career high multiple times, the most recent is Facebook.com/MensBBall

11 PLAYER SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS 1 SPENCER KRANNITZ CAREER Field Goals Made -- Field Goals Made 4 (vs. Marygrove College, 1/3/14) Field Goals Attempted -- Field Goals Attempted 9, 2 times (vs. Manchester, 11/8/13) 3 pt Field Goals Made -- 3 pt Field Goals Made 3 (vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 12/23/12) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted -- 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 7 (vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 12/23/12) Free Throws Made -- Free Throws Made 4 (vs. Marygrove College, 1/3/14) Free Throws Attempted -- Free Throws Attempted 4 (vs. Marygrove College, 1/3/14) Rebounds -- Rebounds 9 (at Michigan, 12/29/12) Assists -- Assists 2 (at Eastern Michigan, 1/15/13) Blocks -- Blocks 1, 5 times (at Bowling Green, 1/15/14) Steals -- Steals 1, 4 times (at Miami, 1/22/14) Points -- Points 13 (vs. Marygrove College, 1/3/14) 12 JOSH KOZINSKI CAREER Field Goals Made 4 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Field Goals Made 4 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Field Goals Attempted 8, 2 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Field Goals Attempted 11 (vs. Montana State, 11/22/13) 3 pt Field Goals Made 4 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 4 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 8, 2 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 11 (vs. Montana State, 11/22/13) Free Throws Made -- Free Throws Made -- Free Throws Attempted -- Free Throws Attempted -- Rebounds 2 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Rebounds 2, 3 times (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Assists -- Assists 1, 3 times (at SIUE, 12/7/13) Blocks -- Blocks 1, 2 times (vs. Montana State, 11/22/13) Steals 1, 2 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Steals 1, 3 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Points 12 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Points 12 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) 2 LUKE MEYER /CAREER Field Goals Made 5 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Field Goals Attempted 9 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made 1 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) 3 pt Field Goals Attempted 2 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Free Throws Made 3 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Free Throws Attempted 4 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Rebounds 9 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Assists 2 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Blocks 3 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Steals 1 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) Points 13 (vs. Youngstown State, 11/18/14) 23 DAROHN SCOTT /CAREER Field Goals Made 3 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Field Goals Attempted 4 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) 3 pt Field Goals Made -- 3 pt Field Goals Attempted -- Free Throws Made 3 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Free Throws Attempted 7 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Rebounds 6 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Assists -- Blocks 2, 2 times (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff, 11/23/14) Steals 1 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) Points 9 (vs. Alma College, 11/14/14) NOTE: When a player sets season or career high multiple times, the most recent is Facebook.com/CMUMensBball

12 GAME RECAPS GAME 1 Mount Pleasant, Mich. November 14, 2014 CENTRAL MICHIGAN (1-0) 106 ALMA 64 CMU moved to 2-1 in season openers under head coach Keno Davis. CMU had five players reach double figures, all between 11 and 14 points. No player logged more than 24 minutes while 11 played double-digit minutes. CMU breached the 100-point barrier for the fourth time under Keno Davis. Its 106 points were the most scored by the Chippewas since a win over Marygrove on 1/3/14. Chris Fowler posted his third career double-double, totaling 12 points and 11 assists. Blake Hibbitts just missed with a team-high 14 points and 9 rebounds. CMU s big men (Scott, Cabarkapa and Meyer), all in their collegiate debut, combined for 29 points, 17 rebounds and four blocks. Josh Kozinski scored a career-high 12 points (all on 3-pointers), connecting on 4-of-8 shots from beyond the arc. Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics ALMA vs Central Michigan 11/14/14 7:00 p.m. at Mount Pleasant, Mich. (McGuirk Arena) ALMA 64 Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 00 Gus Meriwether Jason Beckman Tyler Edwards Scott Nikodemski Ethan Woelke Corey Hungerford Nick Sullivan DJ Beckman Joe Mitrzyk Chase Fairchild Matt Launstein Kevin Gamble Brooks Hyble Quinton Cook Doug Bradfield Ethan Apsey Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 2 Central Michigan Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 02 MEYER, Luke f SIMONS, John f SIMMONS, Rayshawn g RAYSON, Braylon g FOWLER, Chris g BEACHNAU, Tanner STEWART, Austin CABARKAPA, Milos KOZINSKI, Josh SCOTT, DaRohn KEEL, Austin HIBBITTS, Blake LARKINS, Tony Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 5 Officials: Rod Mrakovich, Scott Gooden, Brad Cavey Technical fouls: ALMA-None. Central Michigan-None. Attendance: 2308 GAME COUNTS AS AN EXHIBITION FOR ALMA COLLEGE Score by periods 1st 2nd Total ALMA Central Michigan GAME 2 Mount Pleasant, Mich. November 18, 2014 CENTRAL MICHIGAN (4-0) 75 YOUNGSTOWN STATE (1-2) 63 CMU started the season 2-0 for the first time since the season. CMU outrebounded Youngstown State, 54-30, including a 15-3 advantage on the offensive boards. The Chippewas held the Penguins to zero second half offensive rebounds. John Simons set a career high with 13 rebounds. Luke Meyer totaled 13 points and 9 rebounds and was key in holding YSU leading scorer Bobby Hain to just 7 points and 3 rebounds. Austin Stewart led CMU with three steals for the second consecutive game. Braylon Rayson remained perfect on the season from the free throw line (6-for-6), making all four of his attempts. Youngstown State Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Youngstown State vs Central Michigan 11/18/14 7:00 p.m. at Mount Pleasant, Mich. (McGuirk Arena) Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 20 HAIN, Bobby f STEWART, Shaun g PLUMMER, Jalon g AMIKER, Shawn g KEENE, Marcus g UMUDE, Sidney COLE, DJ VAUGHN, Osandai LARSON, Fletcher Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Central Michigan nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Total 3-Ptr Rebounds Deadball Rebounds 4 ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 02 MEYER, Luke f SIMONS, John f SIMMONS, Rayshawn g RAYSON, Braylon g FOWLER, Chris g STEWART, Austin CABARKAPA, Milos KOZINSKI, Josh SCOTT, DaRohn KEEL, Austin HIBBITTS, Blake Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 3 Officials: Chris Beaver, Zelton Steed, Brad Gaston Technical fouls: Youngstown State-None. Central Michigan-None. Attendance: 2165 CMU #02 Fouled Out at 2:34 2nd Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Youngstown State Central Michigan Facebook.com/MensBBall