SCOTTRADE CENTER SCHEDULE [8] LOYOLA RAMBLERS (14-16) EARL PETERSON - G 6-4 Sr. Raytown, Mo. PTS REB 3FG% MIN

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1 #31 BRADLEY 2015 BASKETBALL SCOTTRADE CENTER SCHEDULE NOVEMBER (4-3) 6 LEWIS (exh.) W, UTSA ESPN3 W, EUREKA ESPN3 W, New Mexico 1 ROOT L, TOLEDO ESPN3 W, vs. San Diego 2 CBSSN W, vs. Toledo 2 CBSSN L, vs. UNC Asheville 2 L, DECEMBER (3-3) 5 CREIGHTON CSN W, Notre Dame ESPN3 L, CLEVELAND STATE ESPN3 L, UIC ESPN3 W, WESTERN ILLINOIS ESPN3 W, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS * CSN L, JANUARY (3-6) Indiana State * ESPN3 L, Illinois State * ESPN3 L, MISSOURI STATE * ESPN3 L, BRADLEY * CSN L, UNI * CSN W, Evansville * CBSSN L, DRAKE * CSN W, (22/25) Wichita State * CBSSN L, INDIANA STATE * CSN W, ** FEBRUARY (4-4) 3 ILLINOIS STATE * ESPN3 L, Southern Illinois * ESPN3 W, Bradley * ESPN3 W, EVANSVILLE * ESPNU L, UNI * CSN+ W, Missouri State * ESPN3 W, WICHITA STATE * CSN+ L, Drake * L, 59-69* MARCH 3 vs. Bradley 3 CSN+ 6 p.m. 4 vs. Wichita State 3 CSN Noon 5 MVC Semifinals 3 CBSSN 2:30 p.m. 6 MVC Championship 3 CBS TBA All times Central and subject to change * Missouri Valley Conference game 1 Mountain West/Missouri Valley Challenge 2 GSI Great Alaska Shootout (Anchorage, Alaska) 3 Arch Madness (St. Louis, Mo.) [8] LOYOLA RAMBLERS (14-16) [9] BRADLEY BRAVES (5-26) 2 4 EARL PETERSON - G 6-4 Sr. Raytown, Mo. PTS REB 3FG% MIN DEVON TURK - G 6-4 Sr. Houston, Texas PTS REB FG% MIN BEN RICHARDSON - G 6-3 So. Overland Park, Kan. PTS REB 3FG% MIN DONTE INGRAM - F 6-6 So. Chicago, Ill. PTS REB AST MIN MONTEL JAMES - F 6-7 Sr. Kenner, La. PTS REB BS MIN POSSIBLE STARTERS GAME INFO DATE/TIME March 3, p.m. SITE Scottrade Center St. Louis, Mo. SERIES HISTORY BU leads LAST MEETING LU, ( ) STREAK LU +1 MEDIA INFO STREAMING CSN CHICAGO+ PBP: Mitch Holthus Color: Kevin Lehman Sideline: Tom Ackerman SOCIAL Hashtags: #OnwardLU #MVCHoops Notes: Started 25 of 29 games this season 2015 CBI MVP after avg 13.2 ppg on 59% FGs in 5 gms Loyola is just 1-5 (.167) this season in his six, double-digit scoring Valley games Avg just 5.7 ppg on 40% FGs last 3 gms Missed Drake game after aggravating turf toe injury vs WSU Probable for tonight s game Notes: Started 21 gms this season (63 career starts) Loyola s all-time leader in 3FGM (256) Missed Jan. 27 gm at Wichita St, avg 14.3 ppg on 55% FGs in 9 games since Finished with 22 pts vs Evansville Poured in 20 pts (7-10 FGs, 5-6 3FGs) at Missouri State Hit 11-of-18 (61%) from downtown over last 3 gms POSSIBLE BRADLEY STARTERS Notes: Started 12 of last 13 gms and 17 on the season Loyola is (.655) when he is in starting lineup Went 94-6 (.940) in fouryear HS career Career-high 21 pts (7-8 FGs, 6-7 3FGs) vs Toledo in Alaska Scored 8 of his 10 pts in final 5:58 in win at UNI Avg only 3.0 ppg (36% FGs) last 7 gms MVC leader in 3FG% (43.2%) Notes: Loyola s only new face in starting lineup, replacing Christian Thomas, who graduated with 1,353 points and 684 rebounds Started one game last season Just 20% FGs over last 2 gms (4 for 20) and missed last 12 3FGs (9.2 ppg prev 10 gms) Tied career-high with 14 pts at SIU Avg 6.5 ppg (3-10 FGs), 3.0 rpg in 2 gms vs Bradley this yr Notes: Second Team All-MVC choice Started vs Wichita St on Sr Night (1st start since Jan gms off bench) Posted 6 doubledoubles in Valley play That number is 2nd only to Mockevicius (14) Career-high 28 pts (18-20 FTs), 14 reb vs Indiana St Avg 14.3 ppg and 7.7 rpg over last 11 gms Posted 10 reb in each of last 3 gms # NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN PPG RPG APG FG% FT% 3FG% 1 Donte Thomas F 6-7 So. Calumet City, Ill Antoine Pittman G 6-1 Fr. Rockford, Ill Luuk van Bree F 6-9 Fr. Venray, Netherlands Ronnie Suggs G 6-5 Fr. Washington, Mo Callum Barker F 6-9 Fr. Hobart, Tasmania

2 CATEGORY TEAM COMPARISON Overall Record KenPom Ranking ( ) Scoring Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Field Goal Pct Field Goal Pct. Defense Pt Field Goals/Gm Pt Field Goal Pct Free Throw Pct Rebounding Margin Assists/Gm Turnovers/Gm 12/ Turnover Margin Assist/Turnover Ratio Blocks Steals LOYOLA WHEN... UNDER MOSER Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Shoots 50% or higher Shoots 40% or lower Shoots higher than opp Shoots lower than opp Opp shoots 50% or higher Opp shoots 40% or lower Scores under 50 pts Scores pts Scores pts Scores pts Scores pts Scores 90+ pts Opp scores under 50 pts Opp scores pts Opp scores pts Opp scores pts Opp scores 80+ pts Outrebounds opp Equal/fewer rebounds Decided by 5 pts or less Overtime games Following a loss Following a win In November In December In January In February In March In April STORYLINES Loyola looks to bounce back from a disappointing end to the regular season when it opens the 2016 State Farm Missouri Valley Men s Basketball Championship tonight against Bradley at Scottrade Center in St. Louis The Ramblers squandered a nine-point, second-half lead and led by three with 13 seconds left at Drake on Saturday only to see the Bulldogs rally to force overtime, where they outscored LU, 21-11, in the extra session As a result, Loyola enters Arch Madness as the No. 8 seed and earns a rubber match with in-state rival Bradley, against whom they split the regular-season series Each team won on the other s home floor, with Loyola earning a victory in a defensive struggle in Peoria in the most recent meeting (Feb. 10) Montel James had 17 points and seven rebounds and Milton Doyle was one board shy of a double-double (10 pts, 9 reb) to lead the Ramblers in that game It was another terrific performance from James, who became the first Loyola player to earn Second Team All-Missouri Valley honors when the league announced its awards The eight-seed has gone just 7-13 (.350) in 20 matchups with the No. 9 seed in this tournament and has dropped each of the last three opening-round games Loyola has won its first game at Arch Madness in each of its two seasons in The Valley, including a Thursday night win over Bradley on a Milton Doyle buzzer-beater in its first appearance back in 2014 Twelve of Loyola s 18 regular-season Valley games were decided by 10 points or less, with its 11-point win at Bradley falling just outside that scope LOYOLA/BRADLEY - THE SERIES GAME NOTES Tonight is the 55th meeting between the two in-state rivals with Bradley holding a lead in the all-time series. This is Loyola s longest-running series against any Missouri Valley school, dating back to Jan. 16, The Ramblers are 2-1 (.667) all-time against the Braves on a neutral floor, including their triumph in an Arch Madness opening round game decided on a three-point, buzzer beater from Milton Doyle. The teams split the two regular-season meetings this season, with each winning on the road. Bradley used a Donte Thomas three-pointer with 13 seconds left to escape Gentile Arena with a win, sending the Ramblers to an 0-5 Valley start. Loyola gained a bit of revenge in the rematch, stifling Bradley and holding it to 29% shooting from the floor in a victory on Feb. 10 in Peoria. MORE MONTEL = MORE WINS Although Montel James has had a bit of a roller coaster season thus far, his production is integral to Loyola s success. As the team s primary post scorer, Loyola has typically had success when he has played well and he has scored in double figures in 10 of the 13 LU wins in which he has suited up for ( - Creighton), including eight of the last nine. In addition, the Ramblers are 8-2 (.800) this season when he shooting 50% or better from the floor (min. 5 FGA). However, James has struggled a bit to score the ball over the last two games, hitting just 4-of-17 (24%) of his shots from the floor in that span, including a career-worst 2-for-11 game in the finale against Drake. His season splits are below: MPG FG% FT% PPG RPG Wins Losses JAMES AMONG VALLEY S BEST In an incredibly talented and experienced Missouri Valley Conference, Montel James had a breakthrough season and established himself as one of the league s top big men. After a regular season in which he posted team-highs of 12.1 ppg, 6.8 rpg and 26 blocks shots, he became the first Loyola player since the Ramblers joined the Missouri Valley to earn Second Team All-MVC honors (Doyle 14, Thomas 15 were named Honorable Mention All-MVC). James six double-doubles in conference play were second only to Evansville s Egidijus Mockevicius (14) among Valley players and were the most by a LU player in a single season since Christian Thomas recorded seven during the campaign. In addition, James has grabbed double-digit boards in each of LU s last three games, the first Loyola player to do that since Andy Polka in 2010, and is trying to become the first Rambler to do it in four straight contests since Ryan Blankson accomplished the feat way back in Feb., 2002

3 PORTER MOSER PORTER MOSER Creighton, 1990 Overall Record: At Loyola: vs. Bradley: 7-10 In his 12th season as a head coach and fifth at Loyola University Chicago, Porter Moser is known as a tireless recruiter and master game tactician. A graduate of Benet Academy, Moser is a native of Naperville, Ill. and came to Loyola following a stint as the associate head coach at Saint Louis University under legendary head coach Rick Majerus. Moser and the Ramblers took a big step forward last season, winning 24 games - the third-highest single-season total in program history - and capturing the CBI Championship in Loyola s first postseason appearance in 30 years. The Ramblers also saw their final RPI improve 205 spots from the season, the thirdbiggest improvement in Division I, and their 24 wins were the most by a Chicagoland school since Named one of the top 50 assistant coaches in the nation by Basketball Times in 2009, Moser helped Saint Louis to a overall record during his four years on staff and his recruiting efforts helped land several of the Billikens players that have guided the program to back-to-back NCAA Tournament berths. No stranger to the Missouri Valley Conference, Moser was the head coach at Illinois State from Prior to his stint at Illinois State, Moser compiled a record in three seasons as head coach at Arkansas-Little Rock. Taking over the Trojans program at only 31 years of age, Moser turned a 4-24 team into an squad in one season, the greatest turnaround in Sun Belt Conference history. Moser graduated from Creighton University, where he was a guard for Tony Barone s program, in MOSER YEAR-BY-YEAR YEAR SCHOOL RECORD UALR UALR UALR Illinois State Illinois State Illinois State Illinois State Loyola Loyola Loyola Loyola Loyola TOTALS (.478) GAME NOTES TRADITIONALLY, EIGHT HAS NOT BEEN ENOUGH Loyola enters this weekend s tournament as the No. 8 seed and will be looking to buck some trends associated with the placement. In 20 previous matchups, the 8-seed has gone just 7-13 (.350) in opening round games against the 9-seed, including three consecutive losses (Last win: Indiana State over SIU, 66-51, in 2012). All told, No. 8 seeds are 7-37 (.159) all-time in the MVC Tournament and have never advanced as far as the semifinals, something that Loyola will look to change, starting tonight DOING IT WITH DEFENSE - VALLEY EDITION While its offense has improved, Loyola s defense has been the catalyst for its turnaround. The Ramblers limited UNI and Evansville to just six field goals apiece in the second half and outscored Missouri State by 12 after halftime in their win in Springfield. The numbers below break down LU s defense over the last 13 games with an in-depth look at its second-half defense over the last five outings LAST 13 GMS FGs FG% 3FGs 3FG% OppPPG +/- Wins (7) Losses (6) nd half [last 5 gms] MILT LOOKING FOR SOME ROAD MAGIC Junior Milton Doyle has had a bit of a jeckyl-and-hyde season, having some outstanding games at home but struggling a bit on the road. He has scored in double figures in six of seven Valley road games since moving to the bench (12.3 ppg) and finished with a game-high 20 points at Drake, his first game with 20 or more since pouring in 26 against Toledo on Nov. 21. As his home/away splits show, Doyle has, historically, preferred the confines of Gentile Arena and he has been markedly better at home this season FGs FG% 3FGs 3FG% FTA PPG Home (16) Away (14) CAREER FGs FG% 3FGs 3FG% TOs PPG Home (43) Away (44) STICKING TO THEIR WINNING FORMULA An old basketball adage says that defense and rebounding win games and championships and that has proven to be true for Loyola over the last two seasons, with the Ramblers not able to follow it quite as often this season as during its 24-win campaign last year. As the statistics show, Loyola usually wins when its defense put the clamps on its opponent and it stays tough on the boards FG% OppFG% Opp3FG% Reb Margin PPG Opp PPG Wins (24) Losses (13) FG% OppFG% Opp3FG% Reb Margin PPG Opp PPG Wins (14) Losses (16) THEY SHOOT, THEY SCORE, THEY WIN One of the things that Loyola prides itself on is its offensive efficiency and the Ramblers shot over 47% as a team overall and over 39% from the three-point line last season. However, their numbers are down a bit, as they are shooting just under 43% through 30 games. Why is it important? Loyola is 35-5 (.875) since the start of the season when shooting a higher percentage than its opponent but just 3-23 in that span - and 7-72 (.089) under Moser - when losing the shooting battle. Loyola saw its 19-game winning streak when shooting at least 50% from the floor snapped in the home loss to Illinois State but it has still won 22 of its last 23 games when making at least half of its shots

4 MVC STANDINGS (MARCH 3] TEAM W L PCT W L PCT Wichita State Evansville Illinois State Southern Illinois Northern Iowa LOYOLA Indiana State Missouri State Bradley Drake PRESEASON HONORS MVC PRESEASON POLL 1. Wichita State (42 1st place) 429 pts 2. Evansville Northern Iowa Illinois State LOYOLA (1) Indiana State Drake Missouri State Southern Illinois Bradley 49 1ST TEAM ALL-MVC DeVaughn Akoon-Purcell, Sr., G/F Illinois State Ron Baker, Sr., G Wichita State D.J. Balentine, Sr., G Evansville Egidijus Mockevicius, Sr., C Evansville Fred VanVleet, Sr., G (PRESEASON POY) Wichita State HONORABLE MENTION ALL-MVC Anthony Beane, Sr., G Southern Illinois Devonte Brown, Sr., G Indiana State MILTON DOYLE, Jr., G LOYOLA Wes Washpun, Sr., G UNI FALTERING IN FINAL 20 GAME NOTES While the first 20 minutes often set the tone for the game, it is the final 20 that determine the winner and loser and Loyola has struggled a bit in the second half this season. Last year, the Ramblers were an outstanding 18-1 (.947) when leading or tied at halftime but have slumped to 10-7 (.588) in such games this season (6-5 in MVC play), squandering sizeable, second-half leads against Missouri State (10), Bradley (11) and Illinois State (9). The second half woes against Valley teams are detailed below: Opponent Halftime Lead Final Indiana State +2 (28-26) -15 (58-73) Missouri State +6 (29-23) -2 (54-56) Bradley +2 (23-21) -1 (53-54) Illinois State +3 (40-37) -8 Drake +5 (28-23) -10 (59-69, OT) INFERNO EXTINGUISHED, DONTE TRYING TO REGAIN HIS FORM While Loyola returned four of five starters from last year s team, sophomore Donte Ingram had the unenviable task of trying to fill the void left by the one departing starter, Christian Thomas, who scored 1,353 points and grabbed 684 rebounds in his illustrious career. After struggling a bit at the start, Ingram found his rhythm and averaged 9.2 ppg while shooting 47% from the floor over a 10-game stretch that coincided with the Loyola slowly moving up the MVC standings. However, he has really struggled to find the range lately, hitting just 4-of-20 (20%) from the floor over the last two games, including missing all 10 of his attempts from downtown (has missed last 12 three-pointers dating back to Missouri State game - Feb. 21) FGs FG% 3FGs 3FG% PPG MVC Wins (7) MVC Losses (11) LOOKING FOR BETTER VERSUS THE BRAVES For whatever reason, Loyola really struggled to consistently put the ball in the basket in the two games against Bradley this season. The Ramblers averaged only 53.5 ppg against the Braves, its lowest two-game average against any Valley team this season, on 38.3% shooting (29% 3FGs) but relied on a stout defense that limited the Braves to 48.5 ppg on 34.3% accuracy (24% 3FGs). While neither game was a thing of beauty, Loyola only trailed for 27 seconds total out of the 80 minutes played (led for 72:51, tied for 6:42), yet that was enough for Bradley to steal the first meeting in the Windy City TEXAS TWO-STEP After missing the first Wichita State game due to a hamstring injury - the first game he had missed in his career - Devon Turk has come back with a purpose. The senior sharpshooter scored 22 points against Indiana State in his first game back, one of three 20-point games since Jan. 30, and is averaging 14.3 ppg over his last nine games. The most prolific threepoint shooter in Loyola history, Turk has struggled from the arc this season (career-low 36%) but has canned 11-of-18 (61%) from distance over the last three games. This season has shown the evolution of his game, with an improved mid-range game being a big reason why he is averaging a career-best 10.8 ppg TURK CAREER 2FGs 2FG% 2FGA/Gm % of Shots 3FG First 3 yrs % % FABULOUS AT THE FOUL LINE While Loyola has struggled, at times, to make shots this season, one area where it has excelled as been at the free throw line. The Ramblers went 34-of-40 (.850) from the stripe in the win over Indiana State, including a school-record 18 makes from Montel James, and have kept it going ever since, going 140-of-180 (78%) from the free throw line over the last nine games. While the Ramblers finished the regular season second in The Valley from the line (74%), their shooting struggles against Bradley carried over to the stripe, where they shot only 64% (27 of 42) in the two games. For perspective, Donte Ingram missed only eight free throws all season (37 of 45) but five of them game in the two games versus the Braves (7 of 12)

5 TEAM GAME HIGHS 104 vs. Indiana State (1/30/16) FIELD GOALS 32 vs. Indiana State (1/30/16) FIELD GOAL ATT. 69 at Drake (2/27/16) FIELD GOAL % 55.3 at Southern Illinois (2/6/16) 3-PT FG MADE 12 vs. Toledo (11/27/15) 3-PT FG ATT. 29 vs. Toledo (11/27/15) 3-PT FG % 53.8 at Indiana State (1-2-16) FREE THROWS 34 vs. Indiana State (1/30/16) FREE THROW ATT. 40 vs. Indiana State (1/30/16) FREE THROW % 93.3 (14-15) vs. UNI (2/17/16) 49 vs. Eureka (11/14/15) 19 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) 6 vs. Asheville (11/28/15) 11 2x, MR at Drake (2/27/16) TURNOVERS 21 vs. UTSA (11/13/15) TEAM GAME LOWS 48 vs. Asheville ( ) FIELD GOALS 17 vs. Bradley ( ) FIELD GOAL ATT. 43 vs. Bradley ( ) FIELD GOAL % 31.7 at New Mexico ( ) 3-PT FG MADE 3 4x, MR at Bradley ( ) 3-PT FG ATT. 12 2x, MR at Bradley ( ) 3-PT FG % 14.3 (3-21) at Illinois State (1-6-16) FREE THROWS 0 at Notre Dame ( ) FREE THROW ATT. 3 at Notre Dame ( ) FREE THROW % 0.0 at Notre Dame ( ) 19 vs. Illinois State (2-3-16) 7 2x, MR vs. UNI ( ) 0 vs. UNI ( ) 4 10x, MR vs. Wichita State ( ) TURNOVERS 8 at Drake ( ) PLAYER GAME HIGHS 28 - Montel James vs. Indiana State (1/30/16) 14-2x MR Montel James vs. Indiana State (1/30/16) 9 - Milton Doyle at Notre Dame (12/13/15) 10 - Devon Turk vs. San Diego (11/25/15) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 8 FGA) 88.9 (8-9) Milton Doyle vs. Toledo (11/21/15) 18* - Montel James vs. Indiana State (1/30/16) FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 20 - Montel James vs. Indiana State (1/30/16) 3-PT 6-2x MR Ben Richardson vs. Toledo (11/27/15) 3-2x MR Montel James vs. Asheville (11/28/15) 3-5x MR Donte Ingram at Drake (2/27/16) TURNOVERS 9 - Milton Doyle vs. Toledo (11/21/15) TEAM [NCAA RANK] CATEGORY OVERALL VALLEY Scoring 64.2 (9th) 63.3 (8th) Scoring Defense 65.0 (3rd) [25] 65.6 (5th) Scoring Margin -0.8 (6th) -2.3 (6th) Field Goal Pct (6th) 42.6 (6th) Field Goal Pct. Def 43.3 (6th) 43.7 (6th) Free Throw Pct (2nd) [27] 75.1 (2nd) 3-Pt Field Goals Made 5.93 (7th) 5.50 (7th) 3-Pt Field Goal Pct (6th) 31.7 (8th) Rebounding 30.5 (9th) 29.8 (9th) Rebounding Margin -4.5 (10th) -5.5 (10th) Assists 11.4 (8th) 10.3 (9th) Blocked Shots 2.8 (6th) 2.6 (7th) Steals 5.7 (6th) 5.7 (T-5th) Turnover Margin +1.9 (3rd) +1.9 (3rd) Assist/Turnover Ratio 0.89 (6th) 0.86 (6th) FINDING THEIR MOJO ON O LOYOLA IN THE VALLEY Despite returning eight of its top nine scorers from last year s team, Loyola s offense struggled to click a bit this season. The Ramblers enter tonight s game shooting just under 43% as a team, which would be their lowest shooting percentage since , head coach Porter Moser s first season. For some perspective, Loyola shot the ball at a 47.4% clip last season, shooting 50% or better 13 times and 40% or lower only in only four games. By contrast, the Ramblers have hit 50% or more of their shots six times in 30 games this season but have already been held under 40% on 10 occasions, including a 31.9% effort in the regular-season finale at Drake that was percentage points away from their worst shooting night of the year (31.7% at New Mexico). The offense had been coming around lately, as Loyola put up 67.4 ppg over its last 12 games (66 or more points in seven of them) after averaging only 55.0 ppg in its first six MVC games (Record: 1-5). More offense is a good thing, as Loyola is 11-6 (.647) this season when scoring over 60 points PLENTY IN RESERVE INDIVIDUAL GAME NOTES SCORING OVERALL VALLEY Montel James 12.1 (13th) 12.7 (11th) Milton Doyle 11.5 (18th) 10.8 (20th) REBOUNDING Montel James 6.8 (3rd) 7.2 (3rd) Milton Doyle 3.0 (7th) 2.6 (T-12th) FT PERCENTAGE Montel James 78.2 (7th) 80.0 (8th) 3FG PERCENTAGE Ben Richardson 43.2 (1st) 36.0 (n/a) BLOCKS Montel James 1.0 (3rd) 0.8 (T-6th) With so many different options, it is not surprising that Loyola has received excellent production from its bench this season. The Rambler reserves have outscored their counterparts in 15 of 18 MVC games and contributed an average of 26.2 ppg in 30 regular-season games, with 34 individual, double-digit scoring performances. Incredibly, that number has jumped to 36.3 ppg over the last 13 games since a change in the starting lineup saw the Ramblers top three scorers relegated to the bench. The bench accounted for a schoolrecord 69 points in the win over Indiana State. That production included three reserves reaching double figures for the first time since Feb. 11, 2012 and marked the first time since Jan. 17, 1983 that two bench players tallied 20 or more points (Andre Battle 22; Chris Rogers 21 vs. Oklahoma City). The Ramblers had four bench players crack double figures at Southern Illinois for the first time in recorded history (box scores go back to 1977) and the group accounted for 54 of the team s 73 points on Valentine s Day against Evansville, including 30 of their 37 in the second half DOWNTOWN DOLDRUMS Loyola s shooting struggles, particularly compared to last season, are detailed above and part of that can be attributed to a decline in production from the three-point line. Last season, the Ramblers knocked down a single-season record 224 trifectas at a 39% clip but they have hit just 177 so far season while shooting just 34% from the arc. The accuracy drops to only 32% in Valley play and dips to 28.6% (45 of 157) in the second half of their 18 Missouri Valley games. That futility proved costly on Saturday at Drake, as LU went 5-for-25 (20%) from downtown for the game and just 1-of-13 in the second half and overtime * school record

6 FOR STARTERS, LOYOLA GIVING DIFFERENT LOOKS While searching for consistency, Loyola has tried a myriad of different starting lineups this season, with all 11 scholarship players earning at least one start. With Earl Peterson and Tyson Smith sidelined, the Ramblers debuted their 11th different lineup so far this season on Saturday at Drake and their opening night lineup of Doyle-Peterson- Turk-Ingram-James has started only 10 times (LU record: 3-7) ALL OR NOTHING FOR LOYOLA S BIG 3 Loyola has been playing better basketball over the last six weeks and the improved play of its top three scorers is a big reason. As the numbers below illustrate, the trio of Doyle/James/Turk has run hot and cold in Loyola s wins and losses FGs FG% 3FG% FT% PPG WINS LOSSES SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED With four seniors on the current roster, Loyola began to prepare for the future as it signed a pair of guards to a National Letter of Intent earlier this week. The Ramblers welcomed 6-foot-4 Cameron Satterwhite (Gilbert, Ariz.) and 6-foot-3 Bruno Skokna (Zagreb, Croatia) into the family, with the duo eligible for competition at the start of the season. Satterwhite is a high-flying guard who averaged over 18 ppg last season and is ranked as the No. 2 prospect in the state of Arizona while Skokna capped an outstanding summer by finishing as the second-leading scorer at the European U-18 Championship in Greece, pouring in 17.2 ppg for his Croatian side TURK AMONG ELITE SHOOTERS Despite struggling, by his standards, from the three-point line this season, Devon Turk is certainly one of the elite shooters in The Valley. Heading into Arch Madness, he ranks third among active players with 256 three-pointers made (including Horizon League totals), behind only Matt Bohannon (264) and D.J. Balentine (258) RECORD BOOK CAREER SCORING 1. Alfredrick Hughes ( ) 2, Keith Gailes ( ) 2, David Bailey ( ) 1, Blake Schilb ( ) 1, Jerry Harkness ( ) 1, LaRue Martin ( ) 1, DEVON TURK (2012-PRESENT) 1, Keith Carter ( ) 1, Bernard Jackson ( ) 1, MILTON DOYLE (2013-PRESENT) 1,109 CAREER 3-PT 1. DEVON TURK (2012-PRESENT) Blake Schilb ( ) David Bailey ( ) 166 Majak Kou ( ) Derek Molis ( ) 146 CAREER 3-PT FIELD GOAL % 1. Geoff McCammon ( ) DEVON TURK (2012-PRESENT) Bernard Jackson ( ) Derek Molis ( ) Don Sobczak ( ) 38.2 CAREER 1. Darius Clemons ( ) Carl Golston ( ) David Bailey ( ) Keith Carter ( ) Earl Brown ( ) Blake Schilb ( ) Chris Wilburn ( ) Don Sobczak ( ) Greg Williams ( ) J.R. Blount ( ) MILTON DOYLE (2013-PRESENT) 312 (-1) --- JEFF WHITE (2012-PRESENT) 311 (-2) MISCELLANEOUS STATS (SEASON CAREER) NAME 10+ PTS 20+ PTS 30+ PTS 10+ REB 10+ AST 3+ 3FGM 3+ STLS DOUBLE-DOUBLE PTS REB AST ADGEI DOYLE INGRAM JAMES KENNEDY KIRBY KNUTH LISHA PETERSON RAJALA RICHARDSON SMITH TURK WHITE

7 SPECIALTY STATS [PP - Points in the paint; PoT - Points off turnovers; 2nd - Second chance points; FB - Fastbreak points, PPP - Points Per Possession (offense and defense)] OPPONENT PP POT 2ND FB PPP [O] PPP [D] UT-SAN ANTONIO EUREKA New Mexico TOLEDO vs. San Diego vs. Toledo vs. Asheville CREIGHTON Notre Dame CLEVELAND STATE UIC WESTERN ILLINOIS SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Indiana State Illinois State MISSOURI STATE BRADLEY UNI Evansville DRAKE Wichita State INDIANA STATE ILLINOIS STATE Southern Illinois Bradley EVANSVILLE UNI Missouri State WICHITA STATE Drake LOYOLA TOTAL LU Average OPPONENT TOTAL Opp. Average DATE OPPONENT LU OPP HIGH SCORER N13 UT-SAN ANTONIO Richardson (8); Kirby (3) N14 EUREKA Kennedy (10); Adgei (8) New Mexico Richardson (5); White (5) N21 TOLEDO Ingram (2); White (2) N26 vs. San Diego Rajala (6); White (2) N27 vs. Toledo Richardson (21); Smith (3) N28 vs. Asheville Smith (6); Richardson (5) D5 CREIGHTON Smith (11); Ingram (10) Notre Dame Ingram (12); Smith (12) D16 CLEVELAND STATE Doyle (9); Kirby (5) D19 UIC James (14); Ingram (11) D21 WESTERN ILLINOIS James (21); Ingram (12) D30 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS White (11); Rajala (6) Indiana State White (8); Richardson (3) Illinois State Smith (8); White (2) J9 MISSOURI STATE Richardson (5); Rajala (4) J13 BRADLEY Ingram (5); Richardson (5) UNI James (14); Doyle (12) Evansville Doyle (14); James (5) J23 DRAKE James (17); Doyle (13) Wichita State James (11); Doyle (6) J30 INDIANA STATE James (28); Turk (22) F3 ILLINOIS STATE James (15); Doyle (13) Southern Illinois James (18); Turk (14) Bradley James (17); Doyle (10) F14 EVANSVILLE Turk (22); Peterson (15) F17 UNI Doyle (13); James (9) Missouri State James (14); Doyle (12) F24 WICHITA STATE Doyle (6); Rajala (3) Drake Doyle (20); Rajala (4) TOTALS 787 (26.2) 495 (16.5) James (191); Doyle (162) LOYOLA KENPOM 184 MVC KP Rank SCORE Record vs. KP Southern Illinois [H] Record vs. KP Indiana State [A] Record vs. KP Illinois State [A] Record vs. KP Missouri State [H] Record vs. KP Bradley [H] Record vs. KP UNI [A] NON-CONFERENCE KP Rank SCORE UTSA [H] Eureka [H] n/a New Mexico [A] Toledo [H] San Diego [N] Toledo [N] UNC Asheville [N] Creighton [H] Notre Dame [A] Cleveland State [H] UIC [H] Western Illinois [H] BENCH SCORING SCHEDULE ANALYSIS [KENPOM RANKINGS] Evansville [A] Drake [H] Wichita State [A] Indiana State [H] ** Illinois State [H] Southern Illinois [A] Bradley [A] Evansville [H] UNI [H] Missouri State [A] Wichita State [H] Drake [A] *

8 QUICK FACTS Official Name: Loyola University Chicago Location: Chicago, Ill. Founded: 1870 Enrollment: 16,040 Nickname: Ramblers Colors: Maroon and Gold Interim President: John Pelissero Athletics Director: Steve Watson Arena: Joseph J. Gentile Arena (4,486) First Year of Basketball: NCAA Tournament Appearances: 5 NIT Appearances: 4 Regular Season Conference Championships: 4 (1980, 1983, 1985, 1987) Conference Tournament Championships: 1 (1985) Head Coach: Porter Moser (Creighton, 1990) Career Record: (12th year) Loyola Record: (5th year) Assistant Coaches: Bennie Seltzer (Washington State, 1993); Emanuel Dildy (Eastern Illinois, 2005), Bryan Mullins (Southern Illinois, 2009) Director of Operations: Matt Gordon (Illinois State, 2006) Strength and Conditioning Coach: Dave Vitel Athletic Trainer: Corey Oshikoya Team Physician: Dr. Pietro Tonino Athletics Website: LoyolaRamblers.com MISCELLANEOUS TEAM STATISTICS OPPONENT LARGEST LEAD LARGEST DEFICIT LEAD CHANGES TIES LEADING TRAILING TIED UT-SAN ANTONIO 20 (59-39) n/a :10 0:00 :50 EUREKA 44 (75-31) 6 (9-15) :20 8:18 New Mexico n/a 29 (46-75) 0 2 0:00 38:46 1:14 TOLEDO 7 (69-62) 18 (15-33) 5 2 5:08 34:01 :51 vs. San Diego 12 (67-55) 5 (23-28) :13 6:10 6:22 vs. Toledo 2 (25-23) 14 (48-62) 4 2 1:53 35:03 3:04 vs. UNC Asheville 9 (19-10) :21 10:26 1:49 CREIGHTON 14 (27-13) 2 (2-4) :24 0:52 Notre Dame n/a 25 (45-70) 0 3 0:00 37:01 2:59 CLEVELAND STATE 7 (18-11) 6 (54-60) :37 10:56 6:27 UIC 17 (64-47) 2 (25-27) :08 4:45 2:07 WESTERN ILLINOIS 15 (40-25) 4 (3-7) :31 2:59 2:30 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 3 (5-2) 16 (42-58) 4 1 3:24 35:11 Indiana State :33 30:48 Illinois State 13 (13-0) 10 (35-45) :00 23:29 1:31 MISSOURI STATE 10 (33-23) 7 (45-52) :01 18:52 3:07 BRADLEY 11 2 (23-25) :21 0:27 UNI 10 (51-41) 3 (0-3) :42 9:22 Evansville 4 (6-2) 19 (41-60) 3 4 4:35 33:56 1:29 DRAKE 8 (16-8) 5 (0-5) :10 8:17 Wichita State n/a 30 (40-70) 0 0 0:00 39:49 0:11 INDIANA STATE 11 (40-29) 2 (11-13) :21 2:29 7:09 ILLINOIS STATE 9 (48-39) 10 (65-75) :47 12:45 Southern Illinois 16 (67-51) 4 (4-8) :48 4:39 Bradley 13 (47-34) n/a :30 0:00 4:30 EVANSVILLE 2 (2-0) 19 (36-55) 3 2 1:31 36:52 1:32 UNI 3 (59-56) 7 (31-38) :33 25:05 Missouri State 16 (68-52) 6 (21-27) :33 10:21 2:06 WICHITA STATE n/a 22 (54-76) 0 0 0:00 39:01 Drake 9 (23-32) :30 6:43 6:38 STARTING LINEUPS DATE OPPONENT W-L FIRST OFF BENCH N13 UT-SAN ANTONIO Doyle Peterson Turk Ingram James 1-0 (1-0) 15:39 Richardson (for Ingram); White (for Turk) N14 EUREKA Doyle Peterson Turk Ingram James 2-0 (2-0) 18:11 Adgei (for Ingram); White (for Turk) New Mexico Doyle Peterson Turk Ingram James 2-1 (2-1) 16:59 Rajala (for James) N21 TOLEDO Doyle Peterson Turk Kirby James 3-1 (1-0) 14:59 Ingram/Richardson/White N26 vs. San Diego Doyle Peterson Turk Ingram James 4-1 (3-1) 15:31 Kirby/Richardson/White N27 vs. Toledo Doyle Peterson Turk Ingram James 4-2 (3-2) 17:19 Richardson (for Ingram) N28 vs. Asheville Doyle Peterson Turk Ingram James 4-3 (3-3) 14:14 Rajala/Richardson/Smith/White D5 CREIGHTON Doyle Peterson Turk Richardson Adgei 5-3 (1-0) 16:50 Kirby (for Adgei); White (for Richardson) Notre Dame Doyle Peterson Turk Richardson Kirby 5-4 (0-1) 18:04 White (for Doyle) D16 CLEVELAND STATE Peterson Turk Richardson Ingram Kirby 5-5 (0-1) 17:16 Doyle (for Richardson); Rajala (for Kirby) D19 UIC Doyle Peterson Turk Richardson Kirby 6-5 (1-1) 17:20 Ingram (for Richardson); James (for Kirby) D21 WESTERN ILLINOIS Doyle Peterson Turk Richardson Kirby 7-5 (2-1) 18:10 Ingram (for Turk); James (for Kirby) D30 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Doyle Peterson Turk Ingram James 7-6 (3-4) 17:30 Kirby (for James) Indiana State Doyle Peterson Turk Ingram James 7-7 (3-5) 15:14 Kirby/Richardson/Smith/White Illinois State Doyle Peterson Turk Ingram James 7-8 (3-6) 16:14 Rajala (for James) J9 MISSOURI STATE Doyle Peterson Turk Ingram James 7-9 (3-7) 16:50 Rajala (for James) J13 BRADLEY Doyle Peterson Turk White James 7-10 (0-1) 17:14 Richardson (for Turk) UNI Peterson Richardson Smith Ingram Rajala 8-10 (1-0) 16:31 Doyle/James/Kirby/Turk Evansville Peterson Richardson Smith Ingram Rajala 8-11 (1-1) 16:17 Doyle/James/Kirby/Turk/White J23 DRAKE Peterson Richardson Smith Ingram Rajala 9-11 (2-1) 17:22 Doyle (for Ingram); James (for Rajala) Wichita State Peterson Richardson Smith Ingram Rajala 9-12 (2-2) 18:26 Doyle/James/White J30 INDIANA STATE White Richardson Smith Ingram Rajala (1-0) 16:21 James (for Rajala) F3 ILLINOIS STATE Peterson Richardson Smith Ingram Rajala (2-3) 16:34 James/Turk/White Southern Illinois White Richardson Smith Ingram Rajala (2-0) Bradley White Richardson Smith Ingram Rajala (3-0) 17:01 Doyle/James/Kirby/Peterson/Turk F14 EVANSVILLE White Richardson Smith Ingram Rajala (3-1) 17:27 James (for Rajala); Peterson (for Smith) F17 UNI Peterson Richardson Turk Ingram Rajala (1-0) 19:05 James (for Rajala) Missouri State Peterson Richardson Turk Ingram Rajala (2-0) F24 WICHITA STATE Peterson White Turk Ingram James (0-1) Drake White Richardson Turk Ingram James (0-1)

9 THE LAST TIME... LOYOLA TEAM Won an Overtime Game: Indiana State (104-96), 1/30/16 Lost an Overtime Game: Drake (69-59), 2/27/16 Played Two Overtimes: Indiana State (W, ), 1/30/16 Played Three Overtimes: Detroit (W, 86-81), 2/1/82 Shot 50% for a Game: Southern Illinois (55.3%), 2/6/16 Shot 60% for a Half: Indiana State (72.0%, 1H), 1/30/16 Shot Less Than 30% for a Game: Bradley (26.5%), 2/22/14 Shot Less Than 30% for a Half: Drake (28.6%, 2H), 2/27/16 Made 25 Free Throws: see below Made 30 Free Throws: Indiana State (34), 1/30/16 Attempted 40 Free Throws: Indiana State (40), 1/30/16 Scored 50 or More Pts (1H): St. Mary s (Minn.) (53), 12/29/07 Scored 50 or More Pts (2H): Campbell (50), 12/13/13 Scored 20 or Less Pts (1H): UNI (19), 1/16/16 Scored 20 or Less Pts (2H): Asheville (20), 11/28/15 Scored 100 Pts in a Game: Indiana State (104), 1/30/16 LOYOLA INDIVIDUAL Scored 20 Points: Milton Doyle (20) Drake, 2/27/16 Scored 25 Points: Montel James (28) Indiana State, 1/30/16 Scored 30 Points: Devon Turk (30), Missouri State, 1/5/14 Scored 35 Points: Grabbed 15 Rebounds: Andy Polka (16), St. Francis (Ill.), 12/28/09 Blocked 5 Shots: Ben Averkamp (5) UIC, 1/15/10 Four Players Reached Double Figures: Montel James (28), Devon Turk (22) Milton Doyle (14), Jeff White (12), Indiana State, 1/30/16 Two Players Scored 20 Pts: Montel James (28), Devon Turk (22) Indiana State, 1/30/16 Scored 20 Pts in Consecutive Games: see below Scored 40+ Points: J.R. Blount (42), Rockhurst, 11/14/08 Grabbed 20 Rebounds: Demetrius Williams (21), Milwaukee, 2/1/03 Double-Double: Montel James (14p, 10r) Missouri State, 2/21/16 Handed Out 10 Assists: Denzel Brito (10) Fordham, 11/26/11 Had 5 Steals: Terrance Hill (6) SIU Edwardsville, 12/20/09 Five Players Reached Double Figures: Montel James (14), Milton Doyle (13), Devon Turk (12), Donte Ingram (11), Earl Peterson (11), UIC, 12/19/15 Scored 20 Pts in A Half: Milton Doyle (20, 2H), Rider, 3/17/15 Non-Starter 20+ Pts: Devon Turk (22), Evansville, 2/14/16 Christian Thomas (20 vs. Drake, 21 vs. Missouri State, 2/25 & 2/28/15) Scored 20 Pts in Three Consecutive Games: Ben Averkamp (21 vs. Chicago State, 23 vs. Rockhurst, 22 at Canisius, Dec , 2011) Two Players With Double-Figure Rebounds: Christian Thomas (13), Ben Averkamp (11) at Chicago State, 1/20/13 Two Players With Double-Doubles: Ben Averkamp (18p, 11r), Christian Thomas (12p, 13r) at Chicago State, 1/20/13 Double-Doubles in Consecutive Games: Montel James (14p, 10r at Missouri State; 14p, 10r vs. Wichita State, Feb , 2016 OPPOSING TEAM Shot 50% for a Game: Illinois State (58.3%), 2/3/16 Shot 60% for a Half: Evansville (65.5%, 1H), 2/14/16 Shot Less Than 30% for a Game: Bradley (29.3%), 2/10/16 Shot Less Than 30% for a Half: UNI (26.0%, 2H), 2/17/16 Made 25 Free Throws: Southern Illinois, 2/1/14 Made 30 Free Throws: Wichita State (31), 2/19/14 Attempted 40 Free Throws: Milwaukee (43), 3/3/09 Scored 50 or More Pts (1H): Evansville (50), 2/14/16 Scored 50 or More Pts (2H): Toledo (57), 11/27/15 Scored 20 or Less Pts (1H): Bradley (18), 2/10/15 Scored 20 or Less Pts (2H): UNI (19), 1/16/16 Scored 100 Pts in a Game: North Carolina (108), 12/12/04 OPPOSING INDIVIDUAL Scored 20 Points: Egidijus Mockevicius (24) Evansville, 2/14/16 Scored 25 Points: Brenton Scott (28) Indiana State, 1/30/16 Scored 30 Points: Desmar Jackson (31) Southern Illinois, 1/8/14 Scored 35 Points: Domonique Crawford (37), Youngstown State, 2/25/06 Scored 40 Points: Henry Domercant (40), Eastern Illinois, 12/15/01 Grabbed 15 Rebounds: Ore Arogundade (15) Drake, 2/27/16 Grabbed 20 Rebounds: Egidijus Mockevicius (20) Evansville, 1/19/16 Double-Double: Egidijus Mockevicius (24p, 16r) Evansville, 2/14/16 Handed Out 10 Assists: Fred VanVleet (10) Wichita State, 1/11/15 Blocked 5 Shots: Dominik Olejniczak (6) Drake, 2/27/16 Had 5 Steals: Ron Baker (6) Wichita State, 1/27/16 Four Players Reached Double Figures: Dequon Miller (16), Camryn Boone (12) Jarred Dixon (10), Chris Kendrix (10) Missouri State, 2/21/16 Five Players Reached Double Figures: Brenton Scott (28), Devonte Brown (19), Matt Van Scyoc (16), Khristian Smith (14), Everett Clemons (13), Indiana St., 1/30/16 Two Players With Double-Figure Rebounds: Torre Johnson (12), Marcus Skinner (10), Milwaukee, 12/8/07 Two Players With Double-Doubles: Torre Johnson (19p, 12r), Marcus Skinner (10p, 10r) Milwaukee, 12/8/07 Two Players Scored 20 Pts: Egidijus Mockevicius (23), D.J. Balentine (22) Evansville, 1/19/16

10 INGRAM VS. BRADLEY DONTE INGRAM [0] SOPHOMORE G/F CHICAGO, ILL. SIMEON } Started 24 of 30 games this season after starting just once last season } Tied career high with 14 points in win at Southern Illinois } Shooting just 20% (4 of 20) over the last 2 gms has missed last 12 three-point attempts } Hit three straight from downtown in the second half in the first meeting versus Drake } Won Illinois state championship at Simeon Academy with current Milwaukee Bucks forward Jabari Parker (Simeon is also alma mater of Derrick Rose) DATE GP-GS MIN. FGM-A FG% 3FGM-A 3FG% FTM-A FT% OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG BRADLEY /4.3 3/ /5.0 INGRAM S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 14 at Southern Illinois, Career: 14 2x, MR at Southern Illinois, Season: 9 at Missouri State, Career: 9 at Missouri State, Season: 4 2x, MR vs. Illinois State, Career: 4 2x, MR vs. Illinois State, Season: 6 at Southern Illinois, Career: 6 2x, MR at Southern Illinois, PT Season: 3 vs. Drake, Career: 3 vs. Drake, Season: 6 at Drake, Career: 6 at Drake, Season: 3 at Drake, Career: 3 at Drake, Season: 1 8x, MR at Bradley, Career: 1 13x, MR at Bradley, MINUTES PLAYED Season: 36 at Drake, Career: 36 at Drake, TOP SCORING GAMES at Southern Illinois vs. Tulane at Evansville at Evansville x, MR at Drake GAME-BY-GAME OPPONENT GS MIN FGM-FGA 3FGM-3FGA FT-FTA OR-DR REB AST BS ST PTS UT-SAN ANTONIO EUREKA New Mexico TOLEDO vs. San Diego vs. Toledo vs. Asheville CREIGHTON Notre Dame CLEVELAND STATE UIC WESTERN ILLINOIS SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Indiana State Illinois State MISSOURI STATE BRADLEY UNI Evansville DRAKE Wichita State INDIANA STATE ILLINOIS STATE Southern Illinois Bradley EVANSVILLE UNI Missouri State WICHITA STATE Drake INGRAM S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA FG% 3FGM-3FGA 3FG% FTM-FTA FT% REB A ST BS PTS PPG RPG APG TOTALS

11 PETERSON VS. BRADLEY EARL PETERSON [2] SENIOR G RAYTOWN, MO. SOUTH COFFEYVILLE CC } Played two seasons at Coffeyville CC with current Rambler teammate Montel James } Started first 21 games before coming off bench vs. Indiana State started last 2 after 3/4 on bench } Named Most Valuable Player of 2015 CBI after averaging 13.2 ppg on 59% shooting in five tourney games } Shooting only 45% on two-pointers this season, down from 55% last season } Double figures just three times in last 13 gms } Missed Drake game (toe) 1st gm missed in LU career probable for tonight DATE GP-GS MIN. FGM-A FG% 3FGM-A 3FG% FTM-A FT% OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG BRADLEY /2.0 6/ /5.5 PETERSON S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 18 2x, MR vs. Missouri State, Career: 21 2x, MR vs. Indiana State, Season: 6 2x, MR vs. Drake, Career: 6 4x, MR vs. Drake, Season: 6 3x, MR at Missouri State, Career: 6 4x, MR at Missouri State, Season: 7 vs. Missouri State, Career: 9 vs. Indiana State, PT Season: 2 3x, vs. Evansville, Career: 3 3x, MR at Drake, Season: 10 vs. Toledo, Career: 11 vs. Oral Roberts, Season: 3 vs. Asheville, Career: 3 2x, MR vs. Asheville, Season: 2 at Notre Dame, Career: 2 at Notre Dame, MINUTES PLAYED Season: 36 vs. UTSA, Career: 39 at Drake, TOP SCORING GAMES vs. Indiana State vs. Jackson State at Drake vs. Oral Roberts x, MR vs. Missouri State GAME-BY-GAME OPPONENT GS MIN FGM-FGA 3FGM-3FGA FT-FTA OR-DR REB AST BS ST PTS UT-SAN ANTONIO EUREKA New Mexico TOLEDO vs. San Diego vs. Toledo vs. Asheville CREIGHTON Notre Dame CLEVELAND STATE UIC WESTERN ILLINOIS SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Indiana State Illinois State MISSOURI STATE BRADLEY UNI Evansville DRAKE Wichita State INDIANA STATE ILLINOIS STATE Southern Illinois Bradley EVANSVILLE UNI Missouri State WICHITA STATE Drake Toe PETERSON S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA FG% 3FGM-3FGA 3FG% FTM-FTA FT% REB A ST BS PTS PPG RPG APG TOTALS

12 TURK VS. BRADLEY DEVON TURK [4] [DEVIN] SENIOR G HOUSTON, TEXAS WESTBURY CHRISTIAN } School s all-time leader in three-point field goals (256) Became LU s 41st 1,000-pt scorer vs. WIU } 3rd among active MVC players in career 3FGM (Bohannon 264, Balentine 258, Turk includes Horizon League totals) } Made at least three 3FGs in 15 games last season and 7 times so far this season (Loyola record: 16-6,.727) } Career-high 25 pts vs San Diego (15.7 ppg at Great Alaska Shootout) } Avg 14.3 ppg on 55% FGs last 9 gms with 3 gms of 20+ pts (0.7 ppg, 1-12 FGs prev 3 gms) DATE GP-GS MIN. FGM-A FG% 3FGM-A 3FG% FTM-A FT% OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG BRADLEY /2.9 3/ /10.9 TURK S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 25 vs. San Diego, Career: 30 vs. Missouri State, Season: 8 at Illinois State, Career: 8 at Illinois State, Season: 2 at Indiana State, Career: 4 2x, MR vs. Jackson State, Season: 10 vs. San Diego, Career: 10 vs. San Diego, PT Season: 5 2x, MR at Missouri State, Career: 5 8x, MR at Missouri State, Season: 6 vs. Evansville, Career: 13 vs. Missouri State, Season: 1 10x, MR at Drake, Career: 3 3x, MR vs. Southern Illinois, Season: 1 3x, MR at Evansville, Career: 3 vs. Mississippi State, MINUTES PLAYED Season: 39 at Drake, Career: 39 at Drake, TOP SCORING GAMES vs. Missouri State vs. San Diego vs. Evansville vs. Indiana State vs. Mississippi State GAME-BY-GAME OPPONENT GS MIN FGM-FGA 3FGM-3FGA FT-FTA OR-DR REB AST BS ST PTS UT-SAN ANTONIO EUREKA New Mexico TOLEDO vs. San Diego vs. Toledo vs. Asheville CREIGHTON Notre Dame CLEVELAND STATE UIC WESTERN ILLINOIS SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Indiana State Illinois State MISSOURI STATE BRADLEY UNI Evansville DRAKE Wichita State - Hamstring INDIANA STATE ILLINOIS STATE Southern Illinois Bradley EVANSVILLE UNI Missouri State WICHITA STATE Drake TURK S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA FG% 3FGM-3FGA 3FG% FTM-FTA FT% REB A ST BS PTS PPG RPG APG TOTALS ,

13 PERNELL ADGEI [5] [AGEE] FRESHMAN G/F DUMFRIES, VA. POPE JOHN PAUL THE GREAT FISHBURNE MILITARY } Versatile, athletic wing player who is strong defender and rebounder } Made first career start against Creighton, pulling down four offensive rebounds in 10 minutes } Outstanding in win over Eureka, posting eight points and seven rebounds in 20 minutes } Saw 3 min off the bench against UNI, his first game action since Dec. 13 ADGEI VS. BRADLEY DATE GP-GS MIN. FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG DRAKE ADGEI S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 8 vs. Eureka, Career: 8 vs. Eureka, Season: 7 vs. Eureka, Career: 7 vs. Eureka, Season: 1 2x, MR vs. Creighton, Career: 1 2x, MR vs. Creighton, Season: 2 vs. Eureka, Career: 2 vs. Eureka, PT Career: --- Season: 4 vs. Eureka, Career: 4 vs. Eureka, Season: 2 vs. Eureka, Career: 2 vs. Eureka, Career: --- MINUTES PLAYED Season: 20 vs. Eureka, Career: 20 vs. Eureka, TOP SCORING GAMES 1. 8 vs. Eureka at New Mexico GAME-BY-GAME OPPONENT GS MIN FGM-FGA 3FGM-3FGA FT-FTA OR-DR REB AST BS ST PTS UT-SAN ANTONIO EUREKA New Mexico TOLEDO vs. San Diego vs. Toledo vs. Asheville CREIGHTON Notre Dame CLEVELAND STATE UIC WESTERN ILLINOIS SOUTHERN Indiana Illinois State MISSOURI STATE Evansville Wichita State INDIANA STATE ILLINOIS Southern Bradley EVANSVILLE UNI Missouri State WICHITA STATE Drake ADGEI S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA FG% 3FGM-3FGA 3FG% FTM-FTA FT% REB A ST BS PTS PPG RPG APG TOTALS

14 JAY KNUTH [10] SOPHOMORE F JOHNSTON, IOWA JOHNSTON } Out for season after having surgery to repair torn labrum in left shoulder } Played in 32 games off the bench last season } Named to Las Vegas Classic All-Tournament team after posting 15 points (13-13 FTs) and six rebounds in semifinal win over Texas Tech } Native of nearby Johnston, Iowa KNUTH VS. BRADLEY DATE GP-GS MIN. FGM-A FG% 3FGM-A 3FG% FTM-A FT% OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG BRADLEY /1.0 1/ /2.0 KNUTH S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Career: 15 vs. Texas Tech, Career: 6 vs. Texas Tech, Career: 2 2x, MR at UNI Career: 4 at UNI, PT Career: 3 at UNI, Career: 13 vs. Texas Tech, Career: 1 7x, MR vs. Seattle, Career: 1 vs. Texas Tech, MINUTES PLAYED Career: 22 at Wichita State, TOP SCORING GAMES vs. Texas Tech at UNI vs. Wichita State vs. Rider vs. Abilene Christian GAME-BY-GAME OPPONENT GS MIN FGM-FGA 3FGM-3FGA FT-FTA OR-DR REB AST BS ST PTS UT-SAN ANTONIO - Labrum EUREKA - New Mexico - Labrum TOLEDO - Labrum vs. San Diego - Labrum vs. Toledo - Labrum vs. Asheville - Labrum CREIGHTON - Notre Dame - Labrum CLEVELAND STATE - Labrum UIC - Labrum WESTERN ILLINOIS - Labrum SOUTHERN ILLINOIS - Indiana State - Illinois State - Labrum MISSOURI STATE - Labrum BRADLEY - UNI - Evansville - Labrum DRAKE - Wichita State - Labrum INDIANA STATE - Labrum ILLINOIS STATE - Southern Illinois - Bradley - Labrum EVANSVILLE - Labrum UNI - Missouri State - Labrum WICHITA STATE - Drake - Labrum KNUTH S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA FG% 3FGM-3FGA 3FG% FTM-FTA FT% REB A ST BS PTS PPG RPG APG OUT FOR SEASON - LABRUM TOTALS

15 JULIUS RAJALA [12] [RAH-JAH-LA] SOPHOMORE F HELSINKI, FINLAND } Played in 19 games off the bench last season missed final 9 gms with broken hand } Season-best 6 pts (3-4 FGs) against San Diego } Equaled that in MVC opener vs SIU (2-2 FGs, 2-2 FTs) } Made first career start at UNI avg 2.1 ppg, 1.7 rpg in 11.0 mpg in 11 starts } Came off the bench last 2 gms 3.5 ppg/10.5 mpg RAJALA VS. BRADLEY DATE GP-GS MIN. FGM-A FG% 3FGM-A 3FG% FTM-A FT% OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG BRADLEY /3.3 0/ /3.3 RAJALA S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 6 2x, MR vs. Southern Illinois, Career: 7 at Bradley, Season: 6 vs. Evansville, Career: 6 2x, MR vs. Evansville, Season: 2 2x, MR vs. Wichita State, Career: 2 2x, MR vs. Wichita State, Season: 3 vs. San Diego, Career: 3 2x, MR vs. San Diego, PT Career: 1 at Indiana State, Season: 2 2x, MR vs. Southern Illinois, Career: 2 2x, MR vs. Creighton, Season: 2 at Drake, Career: 2 at Drake, Season: 2 3x, MR at Drake, Career: 2 3x, MR at Drake, MINUTES PLAYED Season: 16 vs. Evansville, Career: 19 vs. UNI, TOP SCORING GAMES 1. 7 at Bradley vs. Southern Illinois vs. San Diego vs. Abilene Christian x, MR at Drake GAME-BY-GAME OPPONENT GS MIN FGM-FGA 3FGM-3FGA FT-FTA OR-DR REB AST BS ST PTS UT-SAN ANTONIO EUREKA New Mexico TOLEDO vs. San Diego vs. Toledo vs. Asheville CREIGHTON Notre Dame CLEVELAND STATE UIC WESTERN ILLINOIS SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Indiana State - Illinois State MISSOURI STATE BRADLEY UNI Evansville DRAKE Wichita State INDIANA STATE ILLINOIS STATE Southern Illinois Bradley EVANSVILLE UNI Missouri State WICHITA STATE Drake RAJALA S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA FG% 3FGM-3FGA 3FG% FTM-FTA FT% REB A ST BS PTS PPG RPG APG TOTALS

16 GLORIND LISHA [13] [LEESHA] SOPHOMORE G OAK FOREST, ILL. ANDREW } Non-scholarship player in his first season at Loyola } Played in 11 games last season at Division II Lewis (0.6 ppg) } Has seen action in six games this season, knocking down three-pointer at New Mexico LISHA VS. BRADLEY DATE GP-GS MIN. FGM-A FG% 3FGM-A 3FG% FTM-A FT% OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG BRADLEY LISHA S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 3 at New Mexico, Career: 3 at New Mexico, Career: --- Career: --- Season: 1 at New Mexico, Career: 1 at New Mexico, PT Season: 1 at New Mexico, Career: 1 at New Mexico, Season: 1 vs. Eureka Career: 1 vs. Eureka, Season: 2 vs. Eureka Career: 2 vs. Eureka Career: --- MINUTES PLAYED Season: 13 vs. Eureka Career: 13 vs. Eureka TOP SCORING GAMES 1. 3 at New Mexico vs. Eureka GAME-BY-GAME OPPONENT GS MIN FGM-FGA 3FGM-3FGA FT-FTA OR-DR REB AST BS ST PTS UT-SAN ANTONIO EUREKA New Mexico TOLEDO vs. San Diego vs. Toledo vs. Asheville Notre Dame CLEVELAND STATE UIC WESTERN ILLINOIS SOUTHERN Indiana State Illinois State MISSOURI STATE Evansville Wichita State INDIANA STATE ILLINOIS Southern Bradley EVANSVILLE Missouri State WICHITA Drake LISHA S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA FG% 3FGM-3FGA 3FG% FTM-FTA FT% REB A ST BS PTS PPG RPG APG TOTALS

17 RICHARDSON VS. BRADLEY BEN RICHARDSON [14] SOPHOMORE G OVERLAND PARK, KAN. BLUE VALLEY NORTHWEST } Started 16 games this season (28 career starts; Loyola: 19-9,.679) } Tied Arch Madness record by going 5-for-5 from three-point range in quarterfinal win over Indiana State } Poured in career-high 21 pts (7-8 FGs, 6-7 3FGs) in semis of Great Alaska Shootout vs Toledo } Scored eight of his 10 points in the final 5:58 in win over UNI (2nd double-digit scoring gm of season) } Shooting 36% from downtown in Valley play after hitting 58% during non-conference action } Loyola is 4-1 (.800) in conference play when he scores 7 or more pts DATE GP-GS MIN. FGM-A FG% 3FGM-A 3FG% FTM-A FT% OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG BRADLEY /1.5 5/ /6.0 RICHARDSON S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 21 vs. Toledo, Career: 21 vs. Toledo, Season: 4 2x, MR vs. Indiana State, Career: 6 at Illinois State, Season: 5 vs. UTSA, Career: 6 2x, MR at Drake, Season: 7 vs. Toledo, Career: 7 vs. Toledo, PT Season: 6 vs. Toledo, Career: 6 vs. Toledo, Season: 3 2x, MR vs. Illinois State, Career: 4 vs. Rockhurst, Season: 3 at UNI, Career: 4 vs. Rider, Season: 2 vs. UIC, Career: 2 2x, MR vs. UIC, MINUTES PLAYED Season: 36 vs. Indiana State, Career: 38 at Drake, TOP SCORING GAMES vs. Toledo vs. Indiana State (MVC Tourney) at Drake at Missouri State at Bradley GAME-BY-GAME OPPONENT GS MIN FGM-FGA 3FGM-3FGA FT-FTA OR-DR REB AST BS ST PTS UT-SAN ANTONIO New Mexico TOLEDO vs. San Diego vs. Toledo vs. Asheville CREIGHTON Notre Dame CLEVELAND STATE UIC WESTERN ILLINOIS SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Indiana State Illinois State MISSOURI STATE BRADLEY UNI Evansville DRAKE Wichita State INDIANA STATE ILLINOIS STATE Southern Illinois Bradley EVANSVILLE UNI Missouri State WICHITA STATE Drake RICHARDSON S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA FG% 3FGM-3FGA 3FG% FTM-FTA FT% REB A ST BS PTS PPG RPG APG TOTALS

18 WHITE VS. BRADLEY JEFF WHITE [23] SENIOR G PEORIA, ILL. MANUAL } Just two assists shy of cracking Loyola s career top-10 list } Father, Charles, played at Bradley and scored 1,107 career points from } Finished with career-high 8 rebounds and added 5 assists against Eureka } Finished with season-high 12 pts in 36 min against Indiana State } Scored 11 points (5-7 FGs) to go with three steals vs. Southern Illinois } Poured in 14 pts (5-7 FGs, 3-3 3FGs) in LU s Arch Madness win over Bradley in 2014 DATE GP-GS MIN. FGM-A FG% 3FGM-A 3FG% FTM-A FT% OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG BRADLEY /2.6 20/ /5.0 WHITE S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 12 vs. Indiana State, Career: 23 vs. Milwaukee, Season: 8 vs. Eureka, Career: 8 vs. Eureka, Season: 5 vs. Eureka, Career: 9 vs. Tulane, Season: 6 vs. Indiana State, Career: 6 5x, MR vs. Indiana State, PT Season: 2 at Indiana State, Career: 3 2x, MR vs. Indiana State, Season: 2 3x, MR vs. Wichita State, Career: 11 vs. Milwaukee, Season: 3 vs. Southern Illinois, Career: 4 2x, MR at Bradley, Career: 2 vs. UNI, MINUTES PLAYED Season: 36 vs. Indiana State, Career: 44 at Southern Illinois, TOP SCORING GAMES vs. Milwaukee at Portland State at Southern Illinois x, MR vs. Bradley GAME-BY-GAME OPPONENT GS MIN FGM-FGA 3FGM-3FGA FT-FTA OR-DR REB AST BS ST PTS UT-SAN ANTONIO EUREKA New Mexico TOLEDO vs. San Diego vs. Toledo vs. Asheville CREIGHTON Notre Dame CLEVELAND STATE UIC WESTERN ILLINOIS SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Indiana State Illinois State MISSOURI STATE BRADLEY UNI - Evansville DRAKE Wichita State INDIANA STATE ILLINOIS STATE Southern Illinois Bradley EVANSVILLE UNI Missouri State WICHITA STATE Drake WHITE S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA FG% 3FGM-3FGA 3FG% FTM-FTA FT% REB A ST BS PTS PPG RPG APG TOTALS

19 JAMES VS. BRADLEY MONTEL JAMES [24] SENIOR F KENNER, LA. BONNABEL COFFEYVILLE CC } Second Team All-Missouri Valley pick 1st Rambler to earn that honor (Doyle 14, Thomas 15: Honorable Mention) } Notched first six double-doubles of his career during Valley play } Career-high 28 pts, 14 reb vs. Indiana State 18 FTM are LU single-game record } Six double-doubles are the most by a LU player in a season since Christian Thomas (7, ) } Team is 8-2 (.800) this season when he shoots 50% or better from the floor (min. 5 FGA) } Avg 14.3 ppg and 7.7 rpg last 11 gms DATE GP-GS MIN. FGM-A FG% 3FGM-A 3FG% FTM-A FT% OR-DR REB AST PF BS ST PTS/AVG BRADLEY /5.3 2/ /8.0 JAMES SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season: 28 vs. Indiana State, Career: 28 vs. Indiana State, Season: 14 2x, MR vs. Indiana State, Career: 14 2x, MR vs. Indiana State, Season: 2 2x, MR vs. Missouri State, Career: 2 9x, MR vs. Missouri State, Season: 7 3x, MR at Bradley, Career: 10 vs. Illinois State, PT Season: 1 3x, MR vs. Drake, Career: 1 3x, MR vs. Drake, Season: 18 vs. Indiana State, Career: 18 vs. Indiana State, Season: 3 2x, MR vs. UIC, Career: 3 2x, MR vs. UIC, Season: 3 2x, MR vs. Indiana State, Career: 3 4x, MR vs. Indiana State, MINUTES PLAYED Season: 39 vs. Indiana State, Career: 39 vs. Indiana State, TOP SCORING GAMES vs. Indiana State vs. Illinois State vs. Western Illinois vs. Southern Illinois vs. Rockhurst GAME-BY-GAME OPPONENT GS MIN FGM-FGA 3FGM-3FGA FT-FTA OR-DR REB AST BS ST PTS UT-SAN ANTONIO EUREKA New Mexico TOLEDO vs. San Diego vs. Toledo vs. Asheville CREIGHTON Notre Dame BACK CLEVELAND STATE BACK UIC WESTERN ILLINOIS SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Indiana State Illinois State MISSOURI STATE BRADLEY UNI Evansville DRAKE Wichita State INDIANA STATE ILLINOIS STATE Southern Illinois Bradley EVANSVILLE UNI Missouri State WICHITA STATE Drake JAMES CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA FG% 3FGM-3FGA 3FG% FTM-FTA FT% REB A ST BS PTS PPG RPG APG TOTALS