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1 OAKLAND BASKETBALL DUKE MONDY TRAVIS BADER led the nation in steals led the nation in 3-pointers made 5 Straight Postseason Appearances 7 straight seasons of 10 or more league wins 110 wins over the last 5 years facebook@ougrizzlies twitter@ougrizzlies #FightOakland O LAST OAKLAND BASKETBALL BUILT TO LAST OAKLAND BASKETBALL BUILT TO LAST OAKLAND BASKETBALL BUILT TO LAST OAKLAND BASKETBALL oakland basketball prospectus 1

2 2 oakland basketball prospectus RADIO General Information WDFN-AM (1130) School:...Oakland University Neal Ruhl (play-by-play), Scott MacDonald (color) Location:...Rochester, Mich. Stream at wdfn.com Founded: OAKLAND BASKETBALL ALL-ACCESS Enrollment:...19,740 Fox Sports Detroit: Alex Wright (executive producer), Nickname:...Golden Grizzlies Oliver Thornton (producer), Chad Schwartzenberger Colors:...Black and Gold (photog), Mario Impemba (narrator), Justin White (talent) Affiliation:...NCAA I and Shannon Hogan (talent) Conference:... Horizon League TICKETS Arena:... Athletics Center O rena Capacity:...3,000 OUgrizzlies.com/tickets/oakl-tickets.html Year Opened: SOCIAL MEDIA Interim President:...Dr. Betty Youngblood (Oakland, 65) Facebook@OUGrizzlies Twitter@OUGrizzlies Director of Athletics:...Tracy Huth (Oakland, 85) YouTubeChannel@OUGrizzliesVideos Coordinator: Neal Ruhl, ruhl@oakland.edu ADMINISTRATION Director of Athletics: Tracy Huth Senior Associate AD: Simon Dover Assistant AD: Tim Dameron, Marketing and Sponsorship Adrian Kowal, Compliance Holly Kerstner, Student-Athlete Services/SWA Gordie Lindsay, Development Scott MacDonald, Communications Elisabeth Putnam, Facilities Basketball History First Year: All-Time Record (46 seasons): (.526) First Year of Division I: All-Time D-I Record (14 seasons): (.543) NCAA Tournaments:...7 (3 D-I, 4 D-II) Last Appearance: No. 13 seed Oakland 81, No. 4 seed Texas 85 NCAA second round, Tulsa, Okla. (BOK Center) League Regular-Season Titles: (GLIAC), (GLIAC), (Summit), (Summit), (Summit) League Tournament Titles: : def. UMKC, (quarters); def. Chicago State, (semis); def. Oral Roberts, (title game) 2010: def. UMKC, (quarters); def. IPFW, (semis); def. IUPUI, (title game) 2011: def. SUU, (quarters); def. SDSU, (semis); def. ORU, (title game) Athletic Communications Basketball contact:...scott MacDonald Office Cell macdona2@oakland.edu Office Fax: Press Row: Website:... Mailing Address: Oakland University Athletics Center 2200 N. Squirrel Road Rochester, MI Team Information Record: , 10-6 (4th) Starters Returning/Lost:...5/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...9/ Summit League Tournament: Newcomers:...4 Roster Breakdown (Sr./Jr./So./Fr.):...5/3/3/3 Coaching Staff Head Coach:...Greg Kampe Record at OU: (29 seasons) Overall:... Same Associate Head Coach:...Saddi Washington (8th season) Assistant Coach:...Darren Sorenson (7th season) Director of Operations:...Sarah Judd (8th season) Strength Coach:...Brad Evans (1st season) Athletic Trainer:... Tom Ford (27th season) Video Coord./Player Develop.:...James Hellekjaer (4th season) Graduate Manager:...Jon Tropf (2nd season) ougrizzlies.com Starters Returning (5) No. Player Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. Pt/Reb 02 Dante Williams Jr. F 3.7, Travis Bader* Sr.-R G 22.1, Duke Mondy* Sr.-R G 12.0, Ryan Bass Sr. G 9.3, Corey Petros Jr.-R C 12.5, 8.2 * Led the NCAA in 3-pointers made (Bader) and steals (Mondy) Starters Lost (1) No. Player Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. Pt, Reb 15 Drew Valentine Sr. F 10.2, 6.5 Other Letterwinners Returning (4) No. Player Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. Pt, Reb 13 Mitch Baenziger So. G 0.2, Lloyd Neely II So. F 1.1, Raphael Carter Sr. F 1.9, Joey Asbury Sr. F 0.4, 0.4 Other Letterwinners Lost (3) No. Player Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. Pt, Reb 4 Korab Imami Fr.-R C 0.4, Jordan Howenstine Sr. G 0.2, Matt Poches So. G 2.3, 0.7 Newcomers (4) No. Player Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. 0 Ralph Hill* Jr.-R F 4 Jalen Hayes Fr. F 11 Nick Daniels Fr. G 20 Kahlil Felder Fr. G 23 Tommie McCune* So.-R F * Redshirted in SCHEDULE/RESULTS NOVEMBER 09 ALBION W, at Louisiana L, at Boise State L, at Pittsburgh (ESPN3) L, (OT) 20 at Texas Southern W, at #15/21 Michigan St. (BTN) L, at Tennessee (FSD Plus) L, DECEMBER 01 at Western Michigan L, ROCHESTER COLLEGE W, at Ohio L, VALPARAISO W, at West Virginia (ESPNU) L, at Eastern Michigan W, at Western Illinois* L, at IUPUI* W, JANUARY 03 OMAHA* W, at Alabama (CSS/ESPN3) L, at South Dakota State* L, at North Dakota State* (FCS) L, KANSAS CITY* W, SOUTH DAKOTA* L, IUPUI* W, WESTERN ILLINOIS* (FSD) W, FEBRUARY 02 at Omaha* W, NORTH DAKOTA STATE* W, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* (FSD) W, at South Dakota* W, at Kansas City* (FCS) W, at Fort Wayne* L, MOREHEAD STATE W, (OT) MARCH 02 FORT WAYNE* L, vs. #5 Fort Wayne! L, at Youngstown L, * League game;! The Summit League Tournament, Sioux Falls, CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament, campus sites; BTN = Big Ten Network; FSD = Fox Sports Detroit; CSS = Comcast Sports Southeast; All road games will air on OU s flagship station WDFN-AM (1130) GOLDEN GRIZZLIES FAST BREAK Oakland accepted an invitation to join the Horizon League on May 7, 2013, with official membership starting July 1, The Golden Grizzlies made their fifth consecutive postseason appearance in , falling to Youngstown State in the opening round of the CollegeInsider.com Postseason tournament. Oakland finished fourth in The Summit League standings at The Golden Grizzlies have won 10 or more league games in seven straight seasons. For the seventh straight season, the Grizzlies won at least 10 home games, finishing 10-2 last season. OU is 59-9 (.868) over its last 68 games inside the O rena. BADER SHOOTS FOR NCAA RECORD Senior Travis Bader is just pointers made from breaking former Duke standout J.J. Redick s all-time NCAA record of 457. He needs just 307 attempts to break the NCAA all-time record of 1,192 held by Saint Peter s Keydren Clark. 5 consecutive postseason appearances

3 ROSTERS numerical NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. Year Major Hometown/High School/Last College 0 Ralph Hill Forward RS JR Integrative Studies Westerville, Ohio/Westerville North/Dayton 2 Dante Williams Forward JR Communication Ann Arbor, Mich./Ann Arbor Huron 3 Travis Bader Guard RS SR Communication Okemos, Mich./Okemos 4 Jalen Hayes Forward FR Undecided Lansing, Mich./Sexton 10 Duke Mondy Guard RS SR Integrative Studies Grand Rapids, Mich./Grand Rapids Catholic Central/Providence 11 Nick Daniels Guard FR Undecided Westland, Mich./John Glenn 13 Mitch Baenziger Guard SO Business Administration Clarkston, Mich./Clarkston 15 Lloyd Neely II Forward SO Undecided Detroit, Mich./Crockett Tech 20 Kahlil Felder Guard FR Undecided Detroit, Mich./Detroit Pershing 21 Raphael Carter Forward SR Integrative Studies Columbus, Ohio/Olentangy/Diablo CC 23 Tommie McCune Forward RS SO Integrative Studies Saginaw, Mich./Saginaw/West Virginia 33 Ryan Bass Guard SR Communication Dayton, Ohio/Dunbar 42 Corey Petros Center RS JR Finance Macomb, Mich./Utica Eisenhower 52 Joey Asbury Forward SR Computer Engineering Warren, Mich./Warren Mott alphabetical NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. Year Major Hometown/High School/Last College 52 Joey Asbury Forward SR Computer Engineering Warren, Mich./Warren Mott 3 Travis Bader Guard RS SR Communication Okemos, Mich./Okemos 13 Mitch Baenziger Guard SO Business Administration Clarkston, Mich./Clarkston 33 Ryan Bass Guard SR Communication Dayton, Ohio/Dunbar 21 Raphael Carter Forward SR Integrative Studies Columbus, Ohio/Olentangy/Diablo CC 11 Nick Daniels Guard FR Undecided Westland, Mich./John Glenn 20 Kahlil Felder Guard FR Undecided Detroit, Mich./Detroit Pershing 4 Jalen Hayes Forward FR Undecided Lansing, Mich./Sexton 50 Ralph Hill Forward RS JR Integrative Studies Westerville, Ohio/Westerville North/Dayton 23 Tommie McCune Forward RS SO Integrative Studies Saginaw, Mich./Saginaw/West Virginia 10 Duke Mondy Guard RS SR Integrative Studies Grand Rapids, Mich./Grand Rapids Catholic Central/Providence 15 Lloyd Neely II Forward SO Undecided Detroit, Mich./Crockett Tech 42 Corey Petros Center RS JR Finance Macomb, Mich./Utica Eisenhower 2 Dante Williams Forward JR Communication Ann Arbor, Mich./Ann Arbor Huron Coaches Greg Kampe - Head Coach Saddi Washington - Associate Head Coach Darren Sorenson - Assistant Coach Brad Evans - Strength Coach Tom Ford - Athletic Trainer James Hellekjaer - Video Coordinator/Player Development Sarah Judd - Director of Basketball Operations Jon Tropf - Graduate Assistant PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Mitch BAENZIGER - Ben-zig-er KAHLIL Felder - Kah-lil Greg KAMPE - Campy Corey PETROS - Pee-tros SADDI Washington - Sah-dee facebook@ougrizzlies twitter@ougrizzlies #FightOakland 3

4 MEDIA INFORMATION INTERVIEW GUIDELINES Oakland s practices are closed to the public and the media, but players and coaches are available on a daily basis after practice, either on the main floor or in the athletic department offices. All media wishing to attend practice, conduct interviews and shoot B-roll must contact Scott MacDonald in the Athletic Communications office prior to scheduled practices. Media are asked not to contact players directly either by phone, facebook, twitter and . Every effort will be made to make players available when necessary. Players are off-limits on gamedays until after the contest. CREDENTIALS Press credentials are issued to accredited members of the working media only. Working space is limited, children, spouses and other non-workers will not be granted credentials or access to media areas. Requests for credentials should be made trhough at least 24 hours in advance of each game to Scott MacDonald (macdona2@oakland.edu). Passes will be left at WILL CALL, located just inside the loading dock doors of the Athletics Center, adjacent to the Lot 17 parking lot just outside the O rena. PARKING A limited number of spaces in Lot 17 are made available to media on gameday. You must be granted permission by the athletic communications office prior to arriving to the game. All other lots on campus are open to the public on a first come, first serve basis. PRESS ROW Oakland has press seating available on the east side of the court in the O rena. These seats are limited for use by the media and working staff only. Media overflow will be hosted on the west concourse level. Wireless internet is available and box scores will be passed out at each media timeout. RELEASES/PHOTOS All Oakland University basketball releases, game notes, and media advisories are distributed via to a list maintained by the athletic communications office. Media wishing to be added to this list should send a request to Scott MacDonald. Photographs are available upon request. POSTGAME PRESS CONFERENCE Greg Kampe and Oakland players will be made available after each home game in the media work room. If there is a request for visiting team coach and/or players, please let the athletic communications staff know at the under 8-minute media timeout of the 2nd half. HORIZON LEAGUE NETWORK All Oakland league games will air on the Horizon League Network. Go to horizonleague. org to watch all the action. OAKLAND BASKETBALL ALL-ACCESS Oakland will begin its third season of All- Access on Fox Sports Detroit in The Golden Grizzlies show was nominated for an Emmy Award in TWITTER POLICIES Oakland holds exclusive rights to cover its intercollegiate teams on all social media platforms. MICHIGAN DIVISION I SCHOOLS Conference record over last 7 seasons (2006-Present) School Last 7 yrs. Pct. 1. OAKLAND (SUMMIT) Michigan State (Big Ten) Western Michigan (MAC) Michigan (Big Ten) Eastern Michigan (MAC) Detroit (Horizon) Central Michigan (MAC) A NEW ERA BEGINS After 14 seasons of competition inside The Summit League, Oakland accepted an invitation to compete in the Horizon League, effective July 1, The Golden Grizzlies will be the ninth member in the top midmajor league, joining in-state foe Detroit, Cleveland State, Green Bay, Milwaukee, UIC, Valpo, Wright State and Youngstown State. OU is all-time versus Horizon League opponents. The Golden Grizzlies defeated last year s regular season and tournament champion Valparaiso, 70-68, in the O rena. Four straight games in the OU-Valpo series have come down to the final possession, and 17 of 22 have decided by single digits. OAKLAND RANKS AMONG NATION S BEST IN SCORING Only BYU has scored more points than the Golden Grizzlies over the last five years. The Golden Grizzlies have acccumulated 13,686 points, averaging over 80 points per game. FEBRUARY DOMINANCE Oakland is a remarkable 31-4 over the last five years in the month of February. The.886 winning percentage ranks second-best in the country, behind Weber State s.889 (32-4). Here is a list of the top records in the country in February since 2009: 1. Weber State, 32-4 (.889) 2. Oakland, 31-4 (.886) 3. Gonzaga, 37-5 (.881) 4. Duke, 35-7 (.833) 5. Belmont, 33-7 (.825) Kansas, 33-7 (.825) Memphis, 33-7 (.825) 8. Murray State, 35-8 (.814) 9. Butler, 33-8 (.805) 10. Akron, 31-8 (.794) DARTH BADER Travis Bader led the country with a Summit League and school record pointers in Bader, a native of Okemos, Mich., has an all-time school record 357 triples, just 101 shy of breaking the NCAA all-time record held by Duke s J.J. Redick ( ). Bader was a finalist for the Lou Henson Award, given to the nation s top mid-major player and earned Mid-Major All-America honors, as well as All-Summit League and All-District first team accolades. Bader made a single-game school record 11 triples vs. IUPUI (1/24) to break his own record of 10 last year set vs. South Dakota State. He earned Capital One Performance of the Week for his 47-point effort vs. the SUMMIT LEAGUE STANDINGS Rk. School League Record Overall Record 1. South Dakota State* Western Illinois North Dakota State Oakland Fort Wayne Omaha** Kansas City South Dakota IUPUI ** Not eligible for league tournament, so UMKC will be #6 seed, USD is the #7 seed and IUPUI the #8 seed SUMMIT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT RESULTS QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS CHAMPIONSHIP #1 South Dakota State def. #8 IUPUI, #1 SDSU def. #5 IPFW, #1 SDSU def. #3 NDSU, #2 Western Illinois def. #7 South Dakota, #3 NDSU def. #2 WIU, #3 North Dakota State def. #6 Kansas City, #5 Fort Wayne def. #4 Oakland, ougrizzlies.com 5 consecutive postseason appearances

5 BY THE NUMBERS First season of competition inside the Horizon League 4 - Players that have led the NCAA in a statistical category since 2010 (Jones/ APG, Hamilton/PPG, Bader/3PG, Mondy/SPG) 4 - Postseason wins since becoming eligible for D-I postseason play in Consecutive NCAA Division I postseason appearances (3 CIT and 2 NCAA) 6 - Summit League championships in 14 seasons; 3 regular season ( 99-00, 09-10, Jaguars, which was the second most amount of points scored last season, behind South Dakota State s Nate Wolters 53. NCAA RECORD BOOK CAREER THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 1. J.J Redick, Duke ( ) 139 GP ptrs. 2. David Holston, Chicago State ( ) 119 GP ptrs. 10. Doug Day, Radford ( ) 117 GP ptrs. 25. Jaycee Carroll, Utah State ( ) 134 GP ptrs. Travis Bader, Oakland (2010-Pres.) 104 GP ptrs. KAMPE REACHES MILESTONE Greg Kampe became the 21st active Division I coach to reach 500 wins in a win over Western Illinois (1/26/13) on Homecoming inside the O rena. Kampe, a native of Defiance, Ohio, is just the fifth active coach to win 500 games at one school (Mike Krzyzewski, Duke, Jim Boeheim, Syracuse, Rick Byrd, Belmont, Dave Bike, Sacred Heart). THE DUKE OF D Duke Mondy led the country with 3.03 steals per game, tallying a school record 100 last season. Mondy, a transfer from Providence College, led the Big East in steals his sophomore season with 59 and led The Summit League last season after sitting out the year due to NCAA transfer rule. Mondy was named The Summit League Newcomer of the Year ) and three tourneys ( 05, 10, 11) 3-POINT STREAK 7 - Wins against power-six conference Oakland has made at least one 3-pointer in 769 consecutive games. UNLV, Princeton and Vanderbilt are the only three schools to make at least one 3-pointer in every game since the schools since 2000 inclusion of a three-point line in Western Carolina is the first intercollegiate school to make a 3-point field goal. Top 8 Streaks in the Country 10 - Seasons of 10 or more league 1. UNLV (TBA) wins in 14 years of competition in 2. Vanderbilt (TBA) 3. Kentucky (11/8 vs. UNC Asheville) The Summit League. 4. Duke (TBA) 32 - Games against Associated Press 5. WKU (TBA) 6. Arkansas (TBA) ranked opponents 7. Oakland (TBA) 8. Princeton (TBA) 46 - Seasons of competition OU starting lineups, points and percent of offense Opponent OU starting lineup Lineup Record Points % of Offense W/L ALBION Bader, Mondy, Petros, Valentine, Williams % W Wins over the last 5 at Louisiana Bader, Mondy, Petros, Valentine, Williams % L at Boise State Bader, Mondy, Petros, Valentine, Williams % L seasons (22 per year) at Pittsburgh Bader, Carter, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % L at Texas Southern Bader, Carter, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % W at Michigan State Bader, Mondy, Neely II, Petros, Valentine % L 242 at Tennessee Bader, Mondy, Neely II, Petros, Valentine % L - All-time wins since at Western Michigan Bader, Bass, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % L ROCHESTER COLLEGE Bader, Mondy, Petros, Poches, Valentine % W becoming Division I in at Ohio Bader, Bass, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % L season VALPARAISO Bader, Bass, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % W at West Virginia Bader, Bass, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % L Career wins for Coach at Eastern Michigan Bader, Bass, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % W at Western Illinois Bader, Bass, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % L Kampe; Became 21st at IUPUI Bader, Bass, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % W OMAHA Bader, Bass, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % W active D-I coach to reach at Alabama Bader, Bass, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % L Oakland s all-time wins; at South Dakota State Bader, Bass, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % L at North Dakota State Bader, Bass, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % L 1967-present KANSAS CITY Bader, Bass, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % W SOUTH DAKOTA Bader, Bass, Mondy, Petros, Valentine % L IUPUI Bader, Bass, Petros, Valentine, Williams % W WESTERN ILLINOIS Bader, Bass, Petros, Valentine, Williams % W 769- Consecutive games at Omaha Bader, Bass, Petros, Valentine, Williams % W NORTH DAKOTA STATE Bader, Bass, Petros, Valentine, Williams % W with at least one 3-pointer SOUTH DAKOTA STATE Bader, Bass, Petros, Valentine, Williams % W made; 7th-longest streak at South Dakota Bader, Bass, Petros, Valentine, Williams % W at Kansas City Bader, Bass, Petros, Valentine, Williams % W 872- Games coached by Greg at Fort Wayne Bader, Bass, Petros, Valentine, Williams % L MOREHEAD STATE Bader, Bass, Petros, Valentine, Williams % W Kampe FORT WAYNE Bader, Howenstine, Petros, Valentine, Williams % L vs. Fort Wayne Bader, Bass, Petros, Valentine, Williams % L at Youngstown State Bader, Bass, Petros, Valentine, Williams % L facebook@ougrizzlies twitter@ougrizzlies #FightOakland 5

6 The last time Oakland did not convert a shot from behind the arc was on Jan. 30, 1988 vs. Wayne State University. HOME SWEET HOME OU is 59-9 over its last 68 games inside the O rena. The Golden Grizzlies went 10-2 in and have won 10 or more home games in seven straight seasons. Overall Records at the O rena (.731) all-time (.754) in league play (.692) in non-conference action 4-0 (1.000) in NCAA postseason play Top attended games at the O rena 1. 4,055 vs. Missouri (11/29/03) 2. 4,034 vs. Oral Roberts (2/6/10) - Homecoming 3. 4,005 vs. Michigan (11/17/00) 4. 3,935 vs. North Dakota State (1/28/12) - Homecoming 5. 3,934 vs. South Dakota State (2/19/11) 6. 3,805 vs. Fort Wayne (2/12/11) 7. 3,805 vs. Western Illinois (1/8/11) 8. 3,755 vs. Tennessee (11/28/11) Most wins inside the O rena , 13-1 (9-0 in league play) , 12-6 (6-3 in league play) , 12-0 (9-0 in league play) , 10-2 (6-2 in league play) , 10-1 (9-0 in league play) , 10-4 (6-3 in league play) , 10-2 (6-1 in league play) , 10-1 (6-1 in league play) SUMMIT LEAGUE DOMINANCE Oakland went an astounding over its last 88 games vs. Summit League opponents, COLLEGEINSIDER.COM MID-MAJOR POLL Rk. School Record Pts Previous 1. Wichita State (30) Gonzaga (1) Creighton Saint Mary s Belmont Middle Tennessee Bucknell Stephen F. Austin Davidson Florida Gulf Coast Louisiana Tech BYU Valparaiso Montana Weber State Denver Akron South Dakota State Stony Brook Ohio Harvard NR 22. New Mexico State Albany Detroit Robert Morris NR OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Mercer 43, Northwestern State 36, Pacific 33, Eastern Kentucky 31, Santa Clara 24, Norfolk State 15, Northern Iowa 13, Evansville 12, Indiana State 11, Murray State 10, Lehigh 8, Wright State 8, North Dakota State 7, LIU Brooklyn 6, George Mason 5, James Madison 5, Western Illinois 2, Elon 1, Southern 1. 6 ougrizzlies.com including the last four league tournaments. The Golden Grizzlies posted back-to-back league record 17-1 seasons in and 10-11, earning 14 and 13 seeds in the NCAA tournaments. The Golden Grizzlies set a new all-time Summit League record for consecutive league wins at 20 ( , 10-11) and have won 10 or more games in seven consecutive seasons and 10 of 14 in The Summit League. The Grizzlies set a new league record with three postseason wins en route to the 2012 CollegeInsider.com Postseason tournament semifinals. PLAYING THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY Over the last seven seasons (2006-Present), the Golden Grizzlies have won 146 games, despite playing one of the more aggressive schedules year in and year out. Oakland has faced 21 ranked teams during that span, 10 against top-10 opponents, and faced the topranked team in the country twice. Here is a breakdown of teams OU has faced; OU vs. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25 (2-30) #1 (0-2) at UCLA (12/16/06) Pauley Pavilion (8,612) L, at Kansas (11/25/09) Allen Fieldhouse (16,300) L, #2 (0-2) vs. North Carolina (3/18/05) Charlotte Coliseum (23,207) L, at Ohio State (12/23/10) Value City Arena (13,459) L, #3 (0-1) at Michigan State (11/19/00) Breslin Center (14,759) L, #4 (0-1) at Pittsburgh (11/19/06) Petersen Events Center (9,442) L, #5 (0-5) MICHIGAN STATE (11/17/98) Athletics Center O rena (3,405) L, at Michigan State (12/18/99) Breslin Center (15,138) L, MISSOURI (11/29/03) Athletics Center O rena (4,055) L, at Illinois (11/24/04) Assembly Hall (13,932) L, at Syracuse (12/22/09) Carrier Dome (18,669) L, #7 (1-1) vs. Michigan St. (12/11/10) The Palace (17,115) L, at Tennessee (12/14/10) Thompson-Boling Arena (16,784) W, #8 (0-1) vs. Texas (3/18/11) BOK Center (12,631) L, #10 (0-1) at Michigan State (11/24/07) Breslin Center (14,759) L, #11 (0-2) at Illinois (1/4/03) Assembly Hall (14,837) L, vs. MICHIGAN STATE (12/27/08) The Palace (15,361) L, #12 (0-1) at Michigan State (12/10/09) Breslin Center (14,759) L, #14 (0-1) at Purdue (11/21/10) Mackey Arena (14,123) L, #15 (0-2) at Michigan State (1/29/05) Breslin Center (14,759) L, at Michigan State (11/23/12) Breslin Center (14,797) L, #16 (0-3) at Ohio State (12/27/99) Schottenstein Center (19,100) L, at Illinois (12/08/10) Assembly Hall (15,256) L, at Alabama (11/14/11) Coleman Coliseum (9,876) L, #17 (0-1) at Michigan State (12/19/01) Breslin Center (14,759) L, #18 (0-3) at Cincinnati (12/11/00) Shoemaker Center (12,340) L, at Cincinnati (11/24/03) Fifth Third Arena (10,266) L, vs. Pittsburgh (3/19/10) Bradley Center (17,847) L, #19 (0-1) at Marquette (12/19/06) Al McGuire Center (12,605) L, #20 (0-1) vs. Michigan (12/10/11) The Palace (17,118) L, #23 (1-1) at Xavier (11/28/07) Cintas Center (9,525) L, vs. OREGON (12/12/07) The Palace (22,076) W, THE SUMMIT LEAGUE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Nov Nate Wolters, SDSU (30.0 ppg, 3.0 apg) Nov Corey Petros, OU/Nate Wolters, SDSU Nov Taylor Braun, NDSU (11.5 ppg, 5 apg) Dec Ceola Clark, WIU (23.5 ppg, 4 apg) Dec Taylor Braun, NDSU (22.5 ppg, 6.5 rpg) Dec Tony Fiegen, SDSU (13 ppg, 13 rpg) Dec Nate Wolters, SDSU (20.5 ppg, 5 apg) Dec Lawrence Alexander, NDSU (18 ppg, 6 apg) Jan Duke Mondy, OU / Terell Parks, WIU Jan Estan Tyler, UMKC (25.0 ppg, 5.0 apg) Jan Nate Wolters, SDSU (17.5 ppg, 5.5 apg) Jan Travis Bader, OU (36.5 ppg, 8.0 3s pg) Feb Drew Valentine, OU / Frank Gaines, IPFW Feb Nate Wolters, SDSU (44.5 ppg, 5.0 apg) Feb Nate Wolters, SDSU (23 ppg, 60.0 FG%) Feb Nate Wolters, SDSU (25.0 ppg, 7.0 apg) March 4 - Ceola Clark, WIU / Trevor Gruis, USD 5 consecutive postseason appearances

7 Alabama (2 times), Arkansas (2 times), Arizona, Cincinnati, Illinois, Iowa, OAKLAND ADDS THREE IN RECRUITING CLASS Kansas, Kansas State, Purdue, Marquette (2 times), Memphis, Michigan (4 Nick Daniels, Kahlil Felder and Jalen Hayes have signed a National Letter times), Michigan State (6 times), Ohio State, Oregon (3 times), Pittsburgh of Intent to play their collegiate basketball at Oakland. (3 times), Syracuse (2 times), Texas, Tennessee (3 times), UCLA, West Virginia (2 times), Wisconsin and Xavier. A breakdown of Oakland s record since : ** vs. Mid-Majors (.691 winning pct.) 4-33 vs. BCS teams (.107 winning pct.) 10-0 vs. non-d-i teams (1.000 winning pct.) **this includes Memphis and Xavier (both teams were ranked during that season) GOLDEN GRIZZLIES AGAINST BCS CONFERENCE SCHOOLS Oakland has a total of seven wins against teams that hail from BCS conferences (7-65). The Golden Grizzlies have defeated an opponent from a BCS conference in 4 of 6 seasons, including an 0-5 record this year. OU wins vs. the BCS def. Michigan (97-90) in Rochester on Nov. 17, O rena def. Northwestern (60-41) in Evanston on Jan. 2, Welsh-Ryan Arena def. Texas A&M (90-58) in Rochester on Dec. 6, O rena def. No. 23 Oregon (68-62) in Auburn Hills on Dec. 22, The Palace def. Oregon (82-79 OT) in Eugene on Nov. 17, McArthur Court def. No. 7 Tennessee (89-82) in Knoxville on Dec. 14, Thompson- Boling Arena def. Tennessee (89-81) in Rochester on Nov. 28, O rena A breakdown of Oakland s record vs. the BCS conferences; ACC (0-1), BIG EAST (0-14), Big Ten (2-30), Big 12 (1-10), Pac-12 (2-3), SEC (2-7). OAKLAND VERSUS RANKED TEAMS The Golden Grizzlies have faced a ranked opponent in every season except one ( ), posting an overall record of Oakland s two top-25 wins came versus No. 23 Oregon (68-62) at The Palace of Auburn Hills on Dec. 22, 2007 and at No. 7 Tennessee (89-82) on Dec. 14, 2010 inside Thompson-Boling Arena. The Grizzlies played a program-high six ranked teams in and have faced 12 nationally-ranked the last three seasons. Oakland is 1-11 in those contests. OAKLAND AGAINST BCS SCHOOLS INSIDE THE O RENA Oakland hosted its sixth school from a BCS conference when Tennessee came to the O rena on Monday night. The Golden Grizzlies are 3-3 against the power-six conferences at home. Games vs. BCS schools at home Nov. 17, 1998, No. 5 Michigan St. def. OU, (3,405 attendance) - Firstever game inside O rena Nov. 17, 2000, OU def. Michigan, (4,005 attendance) Nov. 29, 2003, No. 5 Missouri def. OU, (4,055 attendance) Dec. 6, 2003, OU def. Texas A&M, (2,435 attendance) Nov. 27, 2004, Marquette def. OU,95-87 (3,615 attendance) Nov. 28, 2011, OU def. Tennessee, (3,755 attendance) OAKLAND BASKETBALL ALL-ACCESS ON FSD The Golden Grizzlies All-Access show on Fox Sports Detroit was nominated for an Emmy Award in OU will once again be featured on FSD in My staff did one heck of a job, said OU coach Greg Kampe. I can t tell you how excited I am about all three kids we signed. All three are lefthanded and top-notch players. They can defend, they re athletic and they can score. What I like most about them is they all can run the floor and can elevate. We hit a home run! Daniels is a 6-foot-1, 160-pound point guard at John Glenn High School. He is 300 points shy of setting his school s all-time scoring record and is a 3-point threat. He is a very aggressive and can score the ball. Felder is a 5-foot-9, 165-pound point guard at Detroit Pershing High School. He averaged 19 points and over 7.0 assists per game last season at Pershing. Felder is very skilled offensively and defensively, is a tough competitor and leader on the floor. Hayes is a 6-foot-7, 200-pound forward from Lansing Sexton High School. He is the latest Sexton product to join the Golden Grizzlies (Jordan Howenstine, Drew Valentine, Assistant Coach Saddi Washington) and is a long, very skilled player. Hayes runs the floor well and is an excellent finisher around the basket. He led Sexton to back-to-back Class B State Championships. facebook@ougrizzlies twitter@ougrizzlies #FightOakland 7

8 What they are saying about Oakland basketball... BLEACHER REPORT 20 Mid-Major College Basketball Teams You Want to Watch in , by Thad Nowak They may be coming off a dismal season, but the Golden Grizzlies of Oakland feature one of the most impressive backcourts of any team in the country. Rising seniors Travis Bader and Duke Mondy both battled their way up the statistical leaderboards, with Bader finishing fifth nationally in scoring (22.1 points per game) and Mondy leading the country at 3.0 steals a night. In all, Oakland returns four starters, a group that also includes 6 10, 245-pound rebounding leader Corey Petros. If its vaunted three-point shooting gets a little sharper this year Mondy hit just.315 from deep, Ryan Bass.349 Oakland could be a giant-killer in March. BLEACHER REPORT Ranking the top 3-point threats in NCAA Basketball for Season, by C.J. Moore If you don t know the name Travis Bader, you will by the end of next season. Bader is on track to break J.J. Redick s record for the most threes made in a career. Redick s record is 457 and Bader is at 357. He led the nation in 3-pointers made last year with 139, and he made 124 as a sophomore. Barring an injury, Bader should break the record. COLLEGE SPORTS MADNESS BY JOEL WELSER OAKLAND #141, 3RD IN HORIZON LEAGUE Coach Greg Kampe is leading his Oakland program from The Summit League to the Horizon League this season. It is a great move for the school and the basketball team. It is easy to write off the Grizzlies as they move into what should be a tougher conference. They have a bunch of new teams to prepare for while the rest of the league just has one. But it is not Oakland who should be worried about the Horizon League it is the Horizon League that should be worried about Oakland. And they should be worried about Coach Kampe doing the same thing he has always done, which is putting a solid team on the floor every season and getting more out of those players than just about anybody else could. Sooner or later Oakland will find their new home consistently atop the Horizon League standings and do not be surprised if sooner or later means March. Who to Watch: The hope is Hill will be in the mix with Ryan Bass, Duke Mondy, Travis Bader, Corey Petros and Dante Williams forming the likely starting five. Bass is an underappreciated scorer and ballhandler who averaged 9.3 points and 2.7 assists as a junior. Bass is understandably overlooked. Mondy, a transfer from Providence, averaged 12.0 points, 5.1 assists and 3.0 steals for the Grizzlies last season. His defensive effort gives opposing guards nightmares and he can make this high scoring offense look easy. Bader is the pure scorer of the bunch. One of the best three-point shooters in the collegiate ranks, Bader averaged 22.1 points per contest and connected on 4.2 three-pointers per contest. That is a lot of three-pointers. However, Bader has also been more aggressive attacking the basket and he will use his 6-5 frame to get to the basket and the charity stripe. Petros is the big body on the team. The 6-10 junior averaged 12.5 points and a team high 8.2 rebounds in and is only getting better and stronger with time. However, Petros is not a shot blocking threat and that has been a huge problem for Oakland. The Grizzlies will go for steals and give up easy buckets that way, but the opposition still shot 49.3 percent against them last year. Somebody has to make it a little less easy for opponents to walk right up to the basket. Dante Williams was a parttime starter last season, filling in for Mondy or Bass when Coach Kampe needed a bigger starting five on the floor. He may play the role again if Hill is healthy enough to start. Final Projection: The lack of frontcourt depth means that players like Petros cannot afford to make opposing scorers earn their buckets. But there is some possible depth out there. Raphael Carter, a 6-9 senior, and Lloyd Neely, a 6-5 sophomore, have some experience. Neither will likely be ready to play 20 minutes per game, but they can at least play some tough defense every once in a while and eat up some fouls so Petros does not have to. If that depth comes around, the backcourt will be well rested down the stretch and the frontcourt can toughen up. Then the Grizzlies will be more than just a contender for a Horizon League title. Projected Postseason Tournament: CBI/CIT THE LAST TIME OAKLAND... SCORED 100+ POINTS 101 vs. South Dakota in the O rena (12/1/11) SCORED POINTS 96 at Omaha in Ralston Arena (2/2/13) SCORED LESS THAN 50 POINTS 45 at Alabama at the Coleman Coliseum (1/5/13) SCORED LESS THAN 40 POINTS 30 at Northwestern in Welsh-Ryan Arena (11/21/98) SHOT 60% OR BETTER.607 (37-61) at UMKC in Swinney-Rec Center (2/24/11) SHOT 70% OR BETTER FROM 3-POINT RANGE.778 (7-9) vs. South Dakota St. in the O rena (2/2/08) MADE 40 OR MORE FIELD GOALS 45 vs. South Dakota St. in Sioux Falls Arena (3/7/11) MADE 15 OR MORE 3-POINT FIELD GOALS 15 vs. Southern Utah in Sioux Falls Arena (3/4/12) MADE 30 OR MORE FREE THROWS 30 vs. Valparaiso at the O rena (12/21/10) OPPONENT SCORED 100+ POINTS 105 by Utah State at Dee Glen Smith Spectrum (3/25/12) OPPONENT SCORED POINTS 99 by Youngstown State at the Beeghly Center (3/19/13) OPPONENT SCORED LESS THAN 50 PTS 45 by Grambling State in Fred C.Hobdy Arena (11/19/11) OPPONENT SCORED LESS THAN 40 PTS 39 by Mercy in Hollie Lepley Sports Center (1/3/79) OPPONENT SHOT 60% OR BETTER.625 (25-40) by Western Ill. in Western Hall (12/27/12) OPP. SHOT 70% OR BETTER FROM 3-PT..750 (12-16) by Utah State in Dee Glen Smith Spectrum (3/25/12) OPPONENT MADE 40 OR MORE FIELD GOALS 40 by Michigan State in the O rena (11/17/98) OPPONENT MADE 15 OR MORE 3-PT FG 18 by Youngstown State at the Beeghly Center (3/19/13) OPPONENT MADE 30 OR MORE FREE THROWS 32 by IUPUI at the Memorial Coliseum (3/3/02) OU HAD 50 OR MORE REBOUNDS 50 vs. UMKC in the O rena (12/4/10) OU HAD 25 OR MORE OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 27 vs. Southern at the Sears Centre (11/26/10) OU HAD 30 OR MORE DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 33 at UMKC at Swinney Rec. Center (2/23/12) OPPONENT HAD 50 OR MORE REBOUNDS 66 by Duquesne in the O rena (11/20/07) OU PLAYER SCORED 40 OR MORE POINTS 47 by Travis Bader vs. IUPUI in the O rena (1/24/13) OU PLAYER SCORED 30 OR MORE POINTS 47 by Travis Bader vs. IUPUI in the O rena (1/24/13) OU PLAYER MADE 15 OR MORE FIELD GOALS 15 by Travis Bader vs. IUPUI in the O rena (1/24/13) OU PLAYER MADE 8 OR MORE 3-PT FG 11 by Travis Bader vs. IUPUI in the O rena (1/24/13) OU PLAYER MADE 10 OR MORE FREE THROWS 10 by Travis Bader vs. Morehead State in the O rena (2/23/13) OPPONENT PLAYER SCORED 40+ POINTS 40 by Dane Brumagin, UMKC, in the O rena (12/6/07) OPPONENT PLAYER SCORED 30+ POINTS 31 by Kendrick Perry, YSU, in the Beeghly Center (3/19/13) OPPONENT PLAYER MADE 15+ FIELD GOALS 16 by Bannie Hayes, Ferris State, at Cobo Hall (3/5/94) OPPONENT PLAYER MADE 6+ 3-PT FIELD GOALS 7 by Blake Allen, Youngstown St., at the Beeghly Center (3/19/13) OPPONENT PLAYER MADE 10+ FREE THROWS 13 by Tyler Quinney, Southern Utah, at Centrum Arena (12/2/08) OU PLAYER HAD 15 OR MORE REBOUNDS 16 by Corey Petros vs. Ohio in the O rena (12/7/11) OPPONENT PLAYER HAD 15+ REBOUNDS 19 by Jackie Carmichael, Illinois St., at Redbird Arena (2/18/12) OU HAD A 5+ GAME WIN STREAK 7, Jan. 24, 2013-Feb. 20, 2013 OU HAD A 8+ GAME WIN STREAK 8, Feb. 12-March 18, ougrizzlies.com 5 consecutive postseason appearances

9 HEAD COACH GREG KAMPE After 29 seasons at the helm, Greg Kampe has led the Golden Grizzlies to five consecutive postseason appearances and three NCAA tournaments (2005, 10, 11). Kampe became the fifth Division I active coach to win 500 games at one school and is No. 21 among active D-I coaches for victories. He has led OU to six Summit League titles in 14 seasons of competition and ranks third all-time in league victories with 147. In January 2012, Kampe became part of the 25th Hall of Honor Class as he was inducted into the Hollie L. Lepley Hall of Honor. He was selected as one of the top 20 Mid-Major coaches in the country by Athlon Sports in the summer After leading the basketball program to the top of Division II in the 90s, OU has become an elite program amongst Division I Mid-Majors, finishing inside the Mid- Major Top 10 in two of the last four seasons. We have a quality program that turns out talented student-athletes, Kampe said. We try to do things the right way with good people who receive a good education and then go out into the world and have success after basketball. That s what our mission is. THE COACH Consistency is the hallmark of success, says Coach Kampe. Something that he strongly believes and a motto that his programs have been following for years. He has led the Golden Grizzlies to 10 or more league wins in seven straight seasons and 10 of 14. The Grizzlies have won a Summit League-best 68 league games over the last five seasons, 13 more than the next closest conference school. A five-time Summit League Coach of the Year (2000, `03, `06, `10, `11) and National Coach of the Year (2000) by CollegeInsider.com, Kampe s tenure ranks fourth amongst active D-I coaches, trailing only Syracuse s Jim Boeheim s 37 seasons for the Orange. During a stretch from , Oakland boasted the nation s best conference record at The Golden Grizzlies are over their last 88 games versus Summit League opponents. MICHIGAN SUPREMACY The Golden Grizzlies are in league action over the last seven seasons for a.742 winning percentage, better than any other D-I school in the state of Michigan. Michigan State ranks second with a record of (.672), followed by No. 3 Western Michigan (62-48/.564), No. 4 Michigan (62-60/.508), No. 5 Eastern Michigan (49-61/.445),, No. 6 Detroit (52-70/.426) and No. 7 Central Michigan (46-64/.418). 30 th Season The Kampe File Overall: (.580); D-I (.543) Horizon League: 0-0 Born: Dec. 9, 1955 Hometown: Defiance, Ohio Education: B.S. in Business and Journalism, Bowling Green State and University, 1978; M.S. in Physical Education, Toledo, Family: Wife Susan, three sons, Keith (Oakland baseball alum), Branch (LSU walk-on football player) and Press (senior at Clarkston HS, varsity basketball player). Coaching Career: Head Coach, Oakland University, 1984-present; Assistant Coach, Toledo, ; Graduate Assistant, Toledo, Playing Career: Bowling Green, (football and basketball). DIVISION I SUCCESS Four straight 20-win seasons ( ) and five straight postseason berths ( ), three NCAA tournaments (2005, `10, 11) and six Summit League championships in 14 seasons is not too bad for a coach that was hesitant when Oakland made the decision to move to Division I. Not too surprising from a coach who was coming off his best season and looked to be a national title contender in D-II that next season. Instead, the Pioneers changed to the Golden Grizzlies and OU spent the and seasons in transition. Then the unexpected happened, Coach Kampe led the newly Golden Grizzlies to the Mid-Continent Conference regular-season title in their first year of competition at OU was not eligible for the Mid-Con Tournament that season. In , the Golden Grizzlies finished a sub-par season at 9-19 and 7-9 in league to finish in seventh place. As the No. 7 seed, Oakland upset No. 2 seed UMKC (67-63) and defeated Chicago State (56-53) before matching up with top-seeded Oral Roberts (25-7) in the championship game. Then Pierre Dukes made the shot heard round the world as time expired and sent Oakland to its first-ever Division I NCAA tournament with a victory over the Golden Eagles. OU went on to defeat Alabama A&M (79-69) in the play-in game of the NCAA tournament in Dayton, Ohio, and then fell to eventual national champion North Carolina (96-68) in Charlotte, N.C. The conference may have changed its name in 2007 to The Summit League, but that did not derail Coach Kampe and OU s success. The Grizzlies have appeared in Summit League title games in 4 of 6 seasons, capturing their most recent titles in 2010 and 11 in dominating fashion with six double-digit wins at the tournament and posted a 34-2 regular-season league record. His teams have posted back-to-back league record 17-1 marks to set records in wins and winning percentage (.944) from Oakland won a program-best 26 games in and followed that up with a mark in The Golden Grizzlies picked up their first-ever top 10 win at No. 7 Tennessee (89-82) on Dec. 14, 2010, catching headlines across the country. OU suffered heartbreak in two games in After player of the year Ben Woodside lifted the Bison over Oakland (66-64) on a last-second 20-foot jumper with three seconds left in The Summit League championship game, the Golden Grizzlies were invited to the inaugural CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament. OU defeated Kent State (80-74) at home in the opening round, but tasted defeat at the hands of another buzzer beater, this time from 75 feet as Bradley escaped with a facebook@ougrizzlies twitter@ougrizzlies KAMPE BY THE NUMBERS (through 2013) MOST SEASONS WITH CURRENT SCHOOL (DIVISION I) 1. Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 38th season 2. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 34th season 3. Greg Kampe, Oakland 30th season MOST WINS BY ACTIVE D-I COACHES 1. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 957* 16. John Calipari, Kentucky Jim Larranaga, Miami (Fla.) Lon Kruger, Oklahoma Tubby Smith, Texas Tech Bill Self, Kansas Greg Kampe, Oakland 506* * Earned 500 wins at their current school MOST WINS BY SUMMIT LEAGUE COACHES 1. Homer Drew, Valparaiso ( , 03-07) Scott Sutton, Oral Roberts ( ) Greg Kampe, Oakland ( ) 147 #FightOakland 9

10 win in Peoria, Ill. OU finished the year The Grizzlies posted a record in and once again suffered heartbreak in the league tournament title game. ORU exacted some revenge as the top two seeds battled in the championship game, this time with OU s Erik Kangas missing an attempt at winning the game with seconds remaining from three, eventually falling After a disappointing regular season where the Grizzlies finished third in the standings, OU surrendered an 11-point lead with just over 1 minute remaining in the quarterfinals of the league tournament and fell to Southern Utah. The Golden Grizzlies accepted a bid to compete in the CIT tournament and made a nice run to the semifinals. Oakland broke The Summit League record with three postseason wins and eventually fell to Utah State on the road. Reggie Hamilton became the first scoring champion in The Summit League, finishing at 26.2 points per game. PRODUCING TOP PLAYERS Under Kampe s direction, 27 players have went on to play professionally overseas, including two in the NBA; Rawle Marshall played with the Dallas Mavericks ( ) and Indiana Pacers ( ), while Keith Benson became the first-ever OU player to be drafted as he was selected 48th overall by the Atlanta Hawks in the He finished as a two-time Summit League Player of the Year and two-time Associated Press All-American and played with the Golden State Warriors (2012). Brian Gregory ( ) continues to hold the all-time school record in assists for a career, season and single-game, and has now moved on to be a very successful coach at the collegiate ranks. Gregory worked under Tom Izzo at Michigan State, took over the University of Dayton program where he led the Flyers to an NIT title and three NCAA tournaments, has most recently been named as head coach at Georgia Tech in March A TRADITION IS BORN Kampe joined the Oakland University campus in 1984 after spending six seasons as an assistant coach at the University of Toledo. OU had only six winning seasons in 16 years of competition before his arrival. After two disappointing seasons where Coach Kampe was trying to build a winner, the Pioneers busted on to the national scene in where Oakland went Winning seasons continued to ensue for the final 11 of D-II and OU appeared in four consecutive NCAA Regionals, advancing to the Sweet Sixteen in , ending with a then school record 24-7 season. OU captured Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) titles in the final two seasons ( , 96-97) and Kampe led the Pioneers to six 20-win seasons during the D-II campaign. Year-by-Year Record Season Overall Conference Finish Postseason GLIAC t-7th None GLIAC 8th None GLIAC 4th None GLIAC 3rd None GLIAC 3rd None GLIAC 4th None * GLIAC 3rd League Tournament (1-1) GLIAC t-4th League Tournament (1-1) GLIAC t-3rd None GLIAC 4th League Tournament (1-1) NCAA Regional (1-2) GLIAC 2nd League Tournament (1-1) NCAA Regional (0-1) GLIAC t-1st League Tournament (1-1) NCAA Regional (0-1) GLIAC 1st-South League Tournament (1-1) NCAA Sweet Sixteen (2-1) Transition year N/A Not eligible Transition year N/A Not eligible Summit 1st Not eligible Summit 5th Not eligible ^ Summit t-2nd League Tournament (0-1) Summit t-2nd League Tournament (0-1) Summit t-7th League Tournament (0-1) Summit t-5th League Tournament Champion (3-0) NCAA First Round (1-1) Summit 7th League Tournament Summit 2nd League Tournament Runner-up (2-1) Summit 3rd League Tournament (1-1) Summit 3rd League Tournament Runner-up (2-1) CIT Postseason Tournament (1-1) Summit 1st League Tournament Champion (3-0) NCAA Tournament, 1st Round (0-1) Summit 1st League Tournament Champion (3-0) NCAA Tournament, 2nd Round (0-1) Summit 3rd League Tournament (0-1) CIT Final Four (3-1) Summit 3rd League Tournament (0-1) CIT Opening Round (0-1) TOTALS (.580) (.595) GLIAC (.645) Summit League * First year of GLIAC Tournament ^ First year of eligibility for Summit League Tournament KAMPE MILESTONE WINS Win Date Score, Opponent Note 1 11/26/ , NE Illinois First win as collegiate head coach 46 2/26/ , Michigan Tech First 20-win season for Oakland 100 1/25/ , Michigan Tech 100th win in 159 games /18/ , Toledo First win over Division I opponent 172 3/8/ , Quincy OU s first NCAA tournament game and win 200 1/4/ , Lake Superior St. 324 games into his career 212 2/24/ , Ferris State First-ever GLIAC regular-season title 237 3/7/ , Indianapolis Led OU to first Sweet /15/ , Illinois State First win as a Division I school /4/ , Southern Utah OU earns first Summit League win 277 2/26/ (OT), Oral Roberts First Summit League title in first yr. in league /17/ , Michigan OU defeats Michigan for first time 300 1/31/ , Southern Utah Grizzlies attain first winning record in D-I 343 2/26/ (OT), IUPUI Kampe reaches 50 wins in Summit League 348 3/8/ , Oral Roberts OU wins Summit League tournament 349 3/15/ , Alabama A&M First NCAA D-I tournament win /22/ , #23/21 Oregon OU s first win over D-I ranked opponent /4/ , UMKC Becomes 34th active D-I coach to reach /8/ , IPFW First 20-win season in D-I 419 3/17/ , Kent State First CollegeInsider.com tournament win 439 2/13/ , UMKC Back-to-Back 20-win seasons 445 3/9/ , IUPUI Second Summit League tournament title /4/ , UMKC Moved into 3rd all-time in league wins /14/ , #7/7 Tennessee Highest ranked team beaten at D-I /20/ , Rochester College 200th win in Division I 459 1/22/ , North Dakota St. Summit League record 17th straight win 462 2/3/ , Western Illinois 20th consecutive league win/new record 465 2/19/ , South Dakota St. 3rd consecutive 20-win season, 9th overall 470 3/8/ , Oral Roberts 2nd straight league tourney title and NCAA berth /28/ , Tennessee 7th win over BCS opponent; 2nd straight over UT 490 3/20/ , RICE Set league record with 3rd postseason win 500 1/26/ , WESTERN ILLINOIS Became 5th active coach to win 500 at 1 school 10 ougrizzlies.com 5 consecutive postseason appearances

11 darren sorenson assistant coach 7th season alma mater Mount Scenario, 95, Jacksonville State, 02 CoachSorensonOU saddi washington associate head coach 8th season alma mater Western Michigan, 98 saddiwashington Darren Sorenson enters his seventh season as men s basketball assistant coach. He primarily works with the back and frontcourts, along with handling scout team responsibilities. OU has reached new heights since Sorenson s arrival in The Golden Grizzlies won back-to-back Summit League regular season and tournament championships ( ), along with consecutive trips to the NCAA tournament (2010, 11). Oakland has reached the postseason in five straight seasons and won 127 games, its greatest six-year stretch. He owns a wide variety of experience in the coaching ranks, having worked under Stan Heath (Arkansas), Steve Lavin (UCLA), Lefty Driesell (Georgia State) and Mike LaPlante (Jacksonville State). Including OU coach Greg Kampe, the last five head coaches Sorenson has worked for have accumulated an amazing 1,723 wins, an average of 345. During his time as an assistant coach, Sorenson has coached two conference players of the year, 16 1,000-point scorers and 22 all-conference players. He has guided three All-Americans, one Mid-Major Player of the Year and an NCAA assists champion and NCAA steals champion. Sorenson has seen four players drafted in to the NBA during his coaching days in the last six NBA drafts. In the last seven seasons on the sidelines, Sorenson s teams have made four championship game appearances and been to the postseason in 6-of-7 years. Over that span of six years, his teams have won an average of 21 games per season. Keith Benson and Derick Nelson were eached named Summit League Tournament MVP during his tenure at Oakland and both are currently playing professional basketball. A total of eight players have gone on to play professional basketball that worked under Sorenson s tutelage. Among his many accomplishments, two players have been named Sixth Man of the Year in The Summit League and SEC. OU reached 20 or more wins in four consecutive seasons from , the first time the Golden Grizzlies have accomplished that feat. Recent recruit Duke Mondy was named The Summit League Newcomer of the Year in 2013 and led the country in steals. Sorenson comes to OU after spending the previous five seasons at the University of Arkansas as the Director of Basketball Operations and served as assistant coach. With the Razorbacks, his responsibilities included scouting, budgeting and equipment, video coordination, direction of the program s summer camp schedule, along with individual instruction and recruiting. Prior to Oakland and Arkansas, Sorenson spent one season ( ) at Jacksonville State as the Director of Basketball Operations while also completing his master s work in general studies. In 2001 he was presented with the opportunity to work as the head coach of the Qatar Junior National Team while also serving as an assistant on the national squad. The national team went undefeated and won the country s fist championship in the Gulf Coast Countries Tournament. The squad also won the under-21 Asian Championship and was one of 12 countries to qualify for the world championships in Japan. Before Jacksonville State, Sorenson spent one season at Georgia State ( ) and UCLA ( ). He began his collegiate coaching career at his alma mater Mount Senario College ( ). While serving as the top assistant coach, Sorenson earned his Bachelor of Science degree in business administration in 1995 at Mount Senario. facebook@ougrizzlies twitter@ougrizzlies Saddi Washington enters his eighth season with the program, and first as Associate Head Coach with men s basketball staff at Oakland. Washington primarily works with the guards for the Golden Grizzlies. Washington is responsible for brining some of the best recruits in the backcourt to Oakland. Under his tenure, OU s Johnathon Jones led the country with 8.1 assists per game in and became the first NCAA statistical champion in Golden Grizzlies history. Travis Bader was next in line by leading the country with a Summit League record pointers in Finally, Duke Mondy earned NCAA champion recognition when he finished the season with a school record 100 steals. Oakland was the first team in league history to have a pair of NCAA statistical champions in the same season. Jones developed in to one of the finest point guards in Summit League history, setting a new all-time league record with 819 assists. Jones finished as a two-time Mid-Major All-American and All-Summit League first team selection. Bader, a Mid-Major Player of the Year finalist, was a first team all-league selection and Mondy garnered all-league second team accolades in Another sharpshooter under Washington was Erik Kangas who ranked fourth in the country with 3.9 treys per game, earning all-league honors for the second time during his senior campaign in He set the single-season Summit League record with 135 triples made in , a record that is now held by current standout Bader. Reggie Hamilton was the latest sensational guard for OU, becoming the first Summit League player to lead the country in scoring at 26.2 points per game. Hamilton was a two-time All- Summit League selection and a Mid-Major All-American. He is the third straight guard to reach the professional ranks during Washington s tenure. Washington brings plenty of playing experience to the Golden Grizzlies staff, with seven years of professional competition under his belt. He was the No. 1 overall draft pick in the Continental Basketball Association in 1998 by the Grand Rapids Hoops and has played overseas in Italy, France, Greece and Israel. In 2001 he was a member of the Detroit Dogs of the ABA that won the leagues inaugural title. He has also been at NBA preseason camps with a number of teams, including the Utah Jazz, Denver Nuggets and Atlanta Hawks. A 1998 graduate of Western Michigan University with a degree in business/marketing, Washington was inducted into his alma mater s Hall of Fame in the fall In 1994 he was named to the Mid-American Conference all-freshman team after averaging 14.0 points per game. A two-time All-MAC selection, he was a first team pick after his senior season in 1998 after scoring 626 points, averaging 21.6 per game. He helped lead the Broncos to the NCAA tournament that season where they upset Clemson in the first round. A native of Lansing, Mich., Washington attended Sexton High School where he was a four-year letterwinner in basketball and track, receiving all-state recognition in both sports in He and his wife Channon reside in Waterford with their daughter Sidney and son Caleb. #FightOakland 11

12 brad evans strength coach 1st season alma mater Concordia, 11 sarah judd director of operations 8th season alma mater Oakland, 02 Brad Evans enters his second season as a strength coach and first with the men s basketball team. Evans served as an intern last season. Evans is responsible for assisting the strength and conditioning staff with the development, implementation, and progression of comprehensive sports-specific strength and conditioning programs for men s and women s basketball, men s soccer, baseball, men s track and field, and women s track and field. Evans received his bachelor s degree in pre-med from Concordia (MI) University in He was a four-year letterwinner in basketball for the Cardinals. He is currently earning his master s degree in exersice science at Oakland. Evans is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and a U.S.A. Weightlifting Sports Performance Coach (USAW-L1SP). He is also certified in CPR, AED & First Aid. Sarah Judd began as the director of basketball operations in December 2006 and enters her eighth season with the men s basketball program. Judd handles the day-to-day operations, including traveling, budgets and overseeing summer camps. Prior to taking on her role at Oakland, Judd worked as a graphic designer for three years with Provisions, LLC in Michigan. A 2010 Oakland Hall of Honor Inductee, Judd is considered by many as one of the top female players of all-time in school history. She is a three-time All-Mid-Con first team selection and finished her career fifth on the all-time scoring list with 1,975 points. Judd held the school record for blocked shots and was an all-district selection as a senior when she helped lead the Golden Grizzlies to their first NCAA Division I tournament appearance in 2002 after scoring 38 points in the title game and earning MVP honors. A native of Eastpointe, Mich., Judd graduated from Oakland with a bachelor s degree in general studies in She currently resides in Rochester. james hellekjaer video coordinator/player development 5th season alma mater Michigan State, 09 After spending one season as graduate manager for the Oakland University men s basketball team in , James Hellekjaer was named video coordinator in the summer 2010 and was given the title of player development assistant in Hellekjaer s responsibilities include: coordinating all video activities and needs, coordinating community outreach programs, assisting with the oversight of academic progress, and assisting with day-to-day operations of the basketball program. Hellekjaer has also served as the director of the Greg Kampe Basketball Fundamental Camps since Prior to Oakland, Hellekjaer served as a student manager for the women s basketball team at Michigan State University. He assisted with day-to-day operations and had a variety of practice and game day responsibilities. He was part of three NCAA tournament teams, including two Sweet Sixteen appearances in 2006 and Hellekjaer graduated from MSU in 2009 with a degree in kinesiology/exercise science. He currently resides in Beverly Hills, Mich. tom ford athletic trainer 27th season alma mater Ball State, 81, Arizona, 82 TFordATC Tom Ford joined the athletic department in Ford serves as associate athletic trainer and assists with the day-to-day operations of the sports medicine program. Ford, a native of Nashua, New Hampshire, came to Oakland University after serving as head athletic trainer at Cypress Creek High School in Houston, Texas ( ). Prior to his stint at CCHS, Ford was an assistant athletics trainer with the Dallas Cowboys (1982) and a head athletic trainer at Sabino High School ( ) in Tucson, Arizona. The Rochester Hills resident has also worked at the U.S. Olympic Sports Festival and Olympic Training Center with men s ice hockey, and with the speedskaters at the Winter World University Games in Bulgaria. A graduate of Ball State University, Ford received his bachelor s degree in physical education and health/athletic training in Ford received his master s degree in physical education and health/ athletic training and sports medicine from the University of Arizona in While a student at BSU, Ford was a student athletic trainer for four years and was a member of the Ball State Sports Medicine Club. Ford is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, certified (1982-present), National Strength and Conditioning Association, certified (1988-present), Great Lakes Athletic Trainers Association (1988-present) and Michigan Athletic Trainers Society (1988-present). 12 ougrizzlies.com 5 consecutive postseason appearances

13 GAME-BY-GAME STATS #0 ralph hill junior forward (6-6, 237) Westerville, Ohio (Westerville North/Dayton) major Integrative Studies RalphNoLauren50 Overview: Sat out due to NCAA transfer rule... Played two seasons at Dayton before transferring in summer Can score from the perimeter and in the post... Averaged close to 23 points per game in high school HIGHLIGHTS at DAYTON Played in 25 games Scored 25 points and dished out 11 assists Shot 41% from the floor (13-32) Averaged 7.5 minutes per game Date Game MP FG 3FG FT Reb PF A TO Blk ST Pts N12 WESTERN ILLINOIS N15 at Miami N19 UNC WILMINGTON N24 vs. Wake Forest N25 vs. Fairfield N27 vs. Minnesota N30 BUFFALO D4 at Murray State D7 ALABAMA D11 USC UPSTATE D17 FIU D21 SETON HALL D23 UIC D30 OLE MISS J4 SAINT LOUIS* J7 at Temple* J11 at St. Bonaventure* J14 LA SALLE* J21 XAVIER* J25 at Saint Joseh s* J28 RHODE ISLAND* F1 DUQUESNE* F4 at Saint Louis* F11 at Fordham* F15 CHARLOTTE* F18 at Xavier* F22 at Duquesne* F25 UMASS* F29 at Richmond* M3 GEORGE WASHINGTON* M6 GEORGE WASHINGTON! M9 vs. Xavier! M13 vs. Iowa # * LEAGUE GAME;! A-SUN TOURNAMENT; # NCAA TOURNAMENT CAREER HIGHS POINTS 7 at St. Joe s (1/25/12) REBOUNDS 7 at St. Joe s (1/25/12) ASSISTS 3 vs. Rhode Island (1/28/12) FIELD GOALS 2 (3 times), Last at Fordham (2/11/12) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 5 at St. Joe s (1/25/12) 3-PT. FIELD GOALS 2 at UMass (3/8/11) 3-PT. FG ATTEMPTS 3 (3 times), Last at UMass (3/8/11) FREE THROWS 3 at St. Joe s (1/25/12) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 5 at St. Joe s (1/25/12) STEALS 2 at Fordham (2/11/12) BLOCKS 1 (2 times), Last at Fordham (2/11/12) MINUTES 24 at Fordham (2/11/12) overall career stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg REDSHIRTED-- TOTAL facebook@ougrizzlies twitter@ougrizzlies #FightOakland 13

14 GAME-BY-GAME STATS #2 dante williams junior forward (6-6, 198) Ann Arbor, Mich. (Ann Arbor Huron) major Communication D_Willy2 Overview: Very athletic forward that plays extremely hard at both ends of the floor... Gained 31 pounds over the last two years... Chose Oakland over Colorado, Eastern Michigan, Providence and San Diego State HIGHLIGHTS Shot 56% (9-16) from 3-point range over final 6 games Tallied a career-high 2 3-pointers in 5 games this season Posted double-figure scoring games in 2 of his final 3 games Recorded a career-high 14 points in the quarterfinals of Summit League tournament vs. IPFW (3/9) Returned to the starting lineup against IUPUI (1/24) and started the final 12 games of the season Reached double figures for the first time in his career vs. South Dakota State (2/9), tallying 10 points Played in a then career-high 33 minutes at Boise State (11/13), blocking a career-high tying 2 shots, including 1 that went into the stands across the court Date Game MP FG 3FG FT Reb PF A TO Blk ST Pts N9 ALBION N11 at Louisiana N13 at Boise State N17 at Pittsburgh N20 at Texas Southern N23 at #15/21 Michigan St N26 at Tennessee D1 at Western Michigan D6 ROCHESTER COLLEGE D8 at Ohio D17 VALPARAISO D19 at West Virginia D22 at Eastern Michigan D27 at Western Illinois* D29 at IUPUI* J3 OMAHA* J5 at Alabama J10 at South Dakota State* J12 at North Dakota State* J17 KANSAS CITY* J19 SOUTH DAKOTA* J24 IUPUI* J26 WESTERN ILLINOIS* F2 at Omaha* F7 NORTH DAKOTA ST* F9 SOUTH DAKOTA ST* F14 at South Dakota* F16 at Kansas City* F20 at Fort Wayne* F23 MOREHEAD STATE M2 FORT WAYNE* M10 vs. Fort Wayne! M19 at Youngstown * = LEAGUE GAME; + = GAME STARTED;! SUMMIT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT; CIT TOURNAMENT CAREER HIGHS POINTS 14 vs. Fort Wayne (3/10/13) REBOUNDS 6 at Houston (11/22/11) ASSISTS 3 (2 times), Last at Boise State (11/13/12) FIELD GOALS 5 vs. Fort Wayne (3/10/13) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 9 vs. Fort Wayne (3/10/13) 3-PT. FIELD GOALS 2 (8 times), Last vs. Fort Wayne (3/10/13) 3-PT. FG ATTEMPTS 6 vs. Fort Wayne (3/10/13) FREE THROWS 3 (2 times), Last vs. Morehead State (2/23/13) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 6 vs, Morehead State (2/23/13) STEALS 3 vs. Utah Valley (11/25/11) BLOCKS 2 (2 times), Last at Boise State (11/13/12) MINUTES 35 vs. Fort Wayne (3/10/13) 14 ougrizzlies.com overall career stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL consecutive postseason appearances

15 GAME-BY-GAME STATS #3 travis bader senior guard (6-5, 189) Okemos, Mich. (Okemos) major Communication (graduate school) DarthBader3 Overview: Rated as the top 3-point shooter in the country by Bleacher Report... Has converted at least 1 3-pointer in 53 consecutive games, longest streak in the country... Currently has a school record pointers made (100 shy of NCAA record)... Set the single-season school and Summit League record with 139 treys made in , tops in the country... Ranks 13th on the OU all-time scoring list (1,670 points)... Two-time All-Summit League selection... Tabbed Mid-Major Freshman All-America by CollegeInsider.com in Broke single-game school record with 11 threes made vs. IUPUI (1/24/13)... Has reached double figures in 46 of his last 48 games, 27 straight... Oakland is the only D-I school in the country to offer him a scholarship... Two-time D-IAAA Scholar-Athlete... Earned his undergraduate degree in three years and is working on his master s degree HIGHLIGHTS Finalist for the Lou Henson award, given to the top mid-major player of the year Mid-Major All-American All-Summit League first team NABC All-District first team Broke single-season school and league record with pointers made Led the country with 4.2 threes made per game Scored 730 points, 4th-best in school history Made 179 free throws, 5th-most in school history The point attempts set a new league record Named The Summit League Player of the Week (1/28), National Player of the Week by ESPN analyst Dick Vitale, and earned the Capital One Performance of the Week for his 47-point effort vs. IUPUI (1/24) Made a school record 11 3-pointers in that game vs. the Jaguars Converted at least one 3-pointer in 98 of 104 career games Finished 9-for-16 from 3-point range vs. South Dakota State (2/9), tallying 31 points Grabbed a career-high 8 rebounds at UMKC (2/16), adding 29 points Went a career-best 13-for-14 from the free-throw line at Omaha (2/2), scoring 24 points Posted a game-high 25 points on 6 of 12 long-range shooting at West Virginia (12/19) Went 7-for-12 from 3 at Ohio (12/8), scoring a game-high 29 points With OU trailing 69-67, drilled a 3-pointer with 42 seconds left to give the Golden Grizzlies the lead for good at Texas Southern (11/20) Became the 31st player to go over 1,000 points in school history with 16 at Pitt (11/17) Date Game MP FG 3FG FT Reb PF A TO Blk ST Pts N9 ALBION N11 at Louisiana N13 at Boise State N17 at Pittsburgh N20 at Texas Southern N23 at #15/21 Michigan St N26 at Tennessee D1 at Western Michigan D6 ROCHESTER COLLEGE D8 at Ohio D17 VALPARAISO D19 at West Virginia D22 at Eastern Michigan D27 at Western Illinois* D29 at IUPUI* J3 OMAHA* J5 at Alabama J10 at South Dakota State* J12 at North Dakota State* J17 KANSAS CITY* J19 SOUTH DAKOTA* J24 IUPUI* J26 WESTERN ILLINOIS* F2 at Omaha* F7 NORTH DAKOTA STATE* F9 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* F14 at South Dakota* F16 at Kansas City* F20 at Fort Wayne* F23 MOREHEAD STATE M2 FORT WAYNE* M10 vs. Fort Wayne! M19 at Youngstown * = LEAGUE GAME; + = GAME STARTED;! SUMMIT LEAGUE CIT TOURNAMENT CAREER HIGHS POINTS 47 vs. IUPUI (1/24/13) REBOUNDS 8 (2 times), Last at Kansas City (2/16/13) ASSISTS 6 at Houston (11/22/11) FIELD GOALS 15 vs. IUPUI (1/24/13) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 24 vs. IUPUI (1/24/13) 3-PT. FIELD GOALS 11** vs. IUPUI (1/24/13) 3-PT. FG ATTEMPTS 18** vs. IUPUI (1/24/13) FREE THROWS 13 vs. Omaha (2/2/13) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 14 vs. Omaha (2/2/13) STEALS 3 (7 times), Last vs. South Dakota State (2/9/13) BLOCKS 2 at UMKC (2/24/11) MINUTES 46 at Western Illinois (2OT) (2/4/12) ** School Record MISCELLANEOUS: Double-Figure Scoring: point Scoring: 6 20-point Scoring: 31 5 or more 3-pointers made: 34 Consecutive Games w/a 3-ptr: 53 Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL facebook@ougrizzlies twitter@ougrizzlies overall career stats #FightOakland 15

16 GAME-BY-GAME STATS HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS Named Lansing Player of the Year by the Lansing State Journal All-State first team Led team to a pair of Class B state championships Won four district titles and three regional championships Guides his team to a record in his four seasons ACADEMIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS Honor Roll in High School #4 jalen hayes freshman forward (6-7, 200) Lansing, Mich. (Sexton) major Undecided JHayes_5 Overview: Athletic forward that can play many positions on the floor... Skilled power forward that runs the floor well... Can score at the basket and strong rebounder in high school... Chose Oakland over Akron, Central Michigan, DePaul, Eastern Michigan, Iowa State, St. Bonaventure, Western Michigan and Xavier. Date Game MP FG 3FG FT Reb PF A TO Blk ST Pts TOP ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENT Leading the Michigan Mustangs to an AAU National Championship in 2012, tallying 29 points and 12 rebounds in the semifinal game in Las Vegas PERSONAL Full Name: Jalen Hayes Parents: Denon and Myra Hayes Top Three Reasons for Choosing Oakland 1. Academic Reputation 2. Fit into Basketball System 3. Size of school CAREER HIGHS POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS FIELD GOALS FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 3-PT. FIELD GOALS 3-PT. FG ATTEMPTS FREE THROWS FREE THROW ATTEMPTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES overall career stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg ougrizzlies.com 5 consecutive postseason appearances

17 GAME-BY-GAME STATS #10 duke mondy senior guard (6-4, 207) Grand Rapids, Mich. (Grand Rapids CC/Providence) major Integrative Studies _DMondy Overview: 2013 Summit League Named Newcomer of the Year... Led the nation in steals with a school record Sat out after transferring from Providence... Very athletic point guard that is highly-skilled defensively... Worked hard on his jump shot during his redshirt season... Led the BIG EAST with 2.1 steals per game in HIGHLIGHTS Named The Summit League Newcomer of the Year Earned All-Summit League second team and to the All-Newcomer Team Led the NCAA with 100 steals, a new school record and tied for third in Summit League history Finished second in the league with 168 assists Posted a career-high 6 steals in four different games Made a career-high 4 threes vs. South Dakota State (2/9), going 10-for-17 from the floor and scored 26 points Finished with 17 points at Omaha (2/2), going a career-high tying 7-for-8 from the charity stripe Named The Summit League Player of the Week with WIU s Terell Parks (1/7) Posted his first-ever double-double with 12 points and a career-best 12 assists at North Dakota State (1/12), playing a career-high 40 minutes Went 7-for-9 and 3-for-4 from beyond the arc to post 18 points, along with career-high tying 9 assists and 6 steals vs. Omaha (1/3) Grabbed a career-high 9 rebounds at West Virginia (12/19), tallying 10 points and 8 assists in a season-high 39 minutes Went 6-for-15 from the floor, scoring 16 points vs. Valpo (12/17), including the game-winning basket with 20 seconds left to put OU up Scored a team-best 16 points at then-no. 15 Michigan State (11/23), taking a career-high 20 shots and played a then-season-high 37 minutes Tallied a career-high 30 points at Louisiana before fouling out (11/11) Date Game MP FG 3FG FT Reb PF A TO Blk ST Pts N9 ALBION N11 at Louisiana N13 at Boise State N17 at Pittsburgh N20 at Texas Southern N23 at #15/21 Michigan St N26 at Tennessee D1 at Western Michigan D6 ROCHESTER COLLEGE D8 at Ohio D17 VALPARAISO D19 at West Virginia D22 at Eastern Michigan D27 at Western Illinois* D29 at IUPUI* J3 OMAHA* J5 at Alabama J10 at South Dakota State* J12 at North Dakota State* J17 KANSAS CITY* J19 SOUTH DAKOTA* J24 IUPUI* J26 WESTERN ILLINOIS* F2 at Omaha* F7 NORTH DAKOTA STATE* F9 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* F14 at South Dakota* F16 at Kansas City* F20 at Fort Wayne* F23 MOREHEAD STATE M2 FORT WAYNE* M10 vs. Fort Wayne! M19 at Youngstown * = LEAGUE GAME; + = GAME STARTED;! = SUMMIT LEAGUE = CIT TOURNEY CAREER HIGHS POINTS 30 at Louisiana (11/11/12) REBOUNDS 9 at West Virginia (12/19/12) ASSISTS 12 at North Dakota State (1/12/13) FIELD GOALS 12 at Louisiana (11/11/12) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 20 at Michigan State (11/23/12) 3-PT. FIELD GOALS 4 (3 times), Last vs. South Dakota State (2/9/13) 3-PT. FG ATTEMPTS 8 (3 times), Last at Georgetown (2/5/11) FREE THROWS 7 (2 times), Last at Omaha (2/2/13) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 9 at Georgetown (2/5/11) STEALS 6 (4 times), Last vs. Omaha (1/3/13) BLOCKS 2 (3 times), Last vs. Omaha (1/3/13) MINUTES 40 (2 times), Last at North Dakota State (1/12/13) MISCELLANEOUS: Double-Figure Scoring: point Scoring: 3 3 or more steals: 33 5 or more assists: 20 overall career stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg * * All* * Statistics from prior team/school facebook@ougrizzlies twitter@ougrizzlies #FightOakland 17

18 GAME-BY-GAME STATS #11 nick daniels freshman guard (6-1, 160) Westland, Mich. (John Glenn) major Undecided Overview: A combo guard that can run the point or be a shooting guard... Has a scoring mentality and plays in full attack mode on the offensive end of the floor... Good 3-point range and pushes the ball well on the break... Chose Oakland over Bowling Green, Eastern Michigan and Toledo. HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS Four-year letterwinner for coach Dan Young Finished as school s all-time leading scorer Four-year captain Garnered all-state and all-area accolades Played in the Michigan All-Star Game TOP ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENT Becoming Westland John Glenn s all-time leading scorer Date Game MP FG 3FG FT Reb PF A TO Blk ST Pts PERSONAL Full Name: Nick Frederick Daniels Parents: Andre Chandler and Sarah Daniels Siblings: Kyman Chandler (14) and Kobe Miller (4) Top Three Reasons for Choosing Oakland 1. Campus 2. Feels like home CAREER HIGHS POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS FIELD GOALS FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 3-PT. FIELD GOALS 3-PT. FG ATTEMPTS FREE THROWS FREE THROW ATTEMPTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES overall career stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg ougrizzlies.com 5 consecutive postseason appearances

19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS #13 mitch baenziger sophomore guard (6-2, 200) Clarkston, Mich. (Clarkston) major Undecided mitchbaenz Overview: Tremendous two-sport athlete in high school, playing football and basketball... Turned down several scholarship offers to play collegiate football... Hard-nosed player that comes from a very successful high school program... One of the hardest workers in the weight room HIGHLIGHTS Saw action in 13 games Made 1-of-3 3-point attempts Made his first collegiate 3-pointer vs. Fort Wayne (3/2) in regular-season finale Date Game MP FG 3FG FT Reb PF A TO Blk ST Pts N9 ALBION N11 at Louisiana N13 at Boise State N17 at Pittsburgh N20 at Texas Southern N23 at #15/21 Michigan St N26 at Tennessee D1 at Western Michigan D6 ROCHESTER COLLEGE D8 at Ohio D17 VALPARAISO D19 at West Virginia D22 at Eastern Michigan D27 at Western Illinois* D29 at IUPUI* J3 OMAHA* J5 at Alabama J10 at South Dakota State* J12 at North Dakota State* J17 KANSAS CITY* J19 SOUTH DAKOTA* J24 IUPUI* J26 WESTERN ILLINOIS* F2 at Omaha* F7 NORTH DAKOTA STATE* F9 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* F14 at South Dakota* F16 at Kansas City* F20 at Fort Wayne* F23 MOREHEAD STATE M2 FORT WAYNE* M10 vs. Fort Wayne! M19 at Youngstown * = LEAGUE GAME; + = GAME STARTED;! = SUMMIT LEAGUE = CIT TOURNEY CAREER HIGHS POINTS 3 vs. Fort Wayne (3/2/13) REBOUNDS 1 vs. Albion (11/9/12) FIELD GOALS 1 vs. Fort Wayne (3/10/13) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 2 vs. Rochester College (12/6/12) 3-PT. FIELD GOALS 1 vs. Fort Wayne (3/2/13) 3-PT. FG ATTEMPTS 1 (3 times), Last vs. Fort Wayne (3/10/13) STEALS 1 vs. Albion (11/9/12) MINUTES 6 (2 times), Last vs. Rochester College (12/6/12) overall career stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg facebook@ougrizzlies twitter@ougrizzlies #FightOakland 19

20 GAME-BY-GAME STATS #15 lloyd neely sophomore forward (6-5, 246) Detroit, Mich. (Crockett Tech) major Undecided LDN_12 Overview: Was a finalist for 2012 Michigan Mr. Basketball... Selected as the PSL MVP... Received a grade of 86 on ESPN... Can score inside and strong finisher at the rim... Strong rebounder and has a solid mid-range jumper... Chose Oakland over Cleveland State, Central Michigan, Detroit and Western Michigan HIGHLIGHTS 10 of his 17 rebounds were on the offensive glass Made his second straight start at Tennessee (11/26), scoring 4 points on 2 of 4 shooting Scored a career-high 4 points on 2 of 4 shooting, including a big offensive rebound and putback at Texas Southern (11/20) when OU was trailing by 4 late Saw a career-high 21 minutes of action at TSU Played 17 minutes in his first collegiate game vs. Albion (11/9), scoring 3 points and grabbed 5 rebounds Date Game MP FG 3FG FT Reb PF A TO Blk ST Pts N9 ALBION N11 at Louisiana N13 at Boise State N17 at Pittsburgh N20 at Texas Southern N23 at #15/21 Michigan St N26 at Tennessee D1 at Western Michigan D6 ROCHESTER COLLEGE D8 at Ohio D17 VALPARAISO D19 at West Virginia D22 at Eastern Michigan D27 at Western Illinois* D29 at IUPUI* J3 OMAHA* J5 at Alabama J10 at South Dakota State* J12 at North Dakota State* J17 KANSAS CITY* J19 SOUTH DAKOTA* J24 IUPUI* J26 WESTERN ILLINOIS* F2 at Omaha* F7 NORTH DAKOTA STATE* F9 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* F14 at South Dakota* F16 at Kansas City* F20 at Fort Wayne* F23 MOREHEAD STATE M2 FORT WAYNE* M10 vs. Fort Wayne! M19 at Youngstown * = LEAGUE GAME; + = GAME STARTED;! SUMMIT LEAGUE CIT TOURNEY CAREER HIGHS POINTS 5 at Michigan State (11/23/12) REBOUNDS 5 (2 times), Last at Texas Southern (11/20/12) ASSISTS 1 (2 times), Last vs. Omaha (1/3/13) FIELD GOALS 2 (2 times), Last at Michigan State (11/23/12) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 4 (2 times), Last at Tennessee (11/26/12) FREE THROWS 1 (2 times), Last at Michigan State (11/23/12) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 4 at Michigan State (11/23/12) STEALS 1 (2 times), Last at Michigan State (11/23/12) MINUTES 21 (2 times), Last at Michigan State (11/23/12) overall career stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg ougrizzlies.com 5 consecutive postseason appearances

21 GAME-BY-GAME STATS #20 kahlil felder freshman guard (5-9, 170) Detroit, Mich. (Pershing) major Undecided KahlilFelderJr Overview: Finished fourth in Mr. Basketball race in Michigan with 1,251 voting points...get to the basket player that distributes well... Strong defensive player in high school and a very good rebounder at the guard position... Tremendous floor vision and can hurt teams from 3-point range... Cousin is former NBA and Michigan State standout Steve Smith... Cousin Darrius Williams plays college basketball at Morehouse College (Division II) where he led the Maroon Tigers in scoring with 18.1 ppg last season. Date Game MP FG 3FG FT Reb PF A TO Blk ST Pts HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS Named PSL MVP Garnered all-state, all-area and all-city accolades Led team to an undefeated regular season and PSL title Won three city championships (2009, 11, 12) Played in the Michigan All-Star Game Two-time captain Detroit Free Press Dream Team ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS Named Detroit Public School s (PSL) Learner of the Year in 2013 Graduated with a 3.6 GPA from High School National Honor Roll and Dean s List TOP ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENT Recording a triple-double in a high school game PERSONAL Full Name: Kahlil Ameer Felder, Jr. Parents: Kahlil Felder and Tiffany Williams Siblings: Deleylia Thomas (24), Michael Dickerson (23), Armenee Felder (15) Top Three Reasons for Choosing Oakland 1. Education 2. Teammates 3. Campus CAREER HIGHS POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS FIELD GOALS FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 3-PT. FIELD GOALS 3-PT. FG ATTEMPTS FREE THROWS FREE THROW ATTEMPTS STEALS BLOCKS MINUTES overall career stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg facebook@ougrizzlies twitter@ougrizzlies #FightOakland 21

22 #21 raphael carter senior forward (6-9, 189) Columbus, Ohio (Olentangy HS/Diablo CC) major Integrative Studies tootall_carter Overview: Very talented face-up post player... Shot blocker and strong rebounder... Runs the floor well... Rated No. 66 best junior college player in Was being recruited by California, Nevada, and Oregon State HIGHLIGHTS Made two starts in 26 games played Shot 58% from the floor (21-36) Grabbed 48 rebounds Scored a career-high 12 points at IUPUI (12/29) Grabbed a season-best 6 rebounds at Eastern Michigan (12/22) Blocked a career-high 2 shots vs. Valpo (12/17) Date Game MP FG 3FG FT Reb PF A TO Blk ST Pts N9 ALBION --DNP Injury-- N11 at Louisiana N13 at Boise State N17 at Pittsburgh N20 at Texas Southern N23 at #15/21 Michigan St N26 at Tennessee D1 at Western Michigan D6 ROCHESTER COLLEGE D8 at Ohio D17 VALPARAISO D19 at West Virginia D22 at Eastern Michigan D27 at Western Illinois* D29 at IUPUI* J3 OMAHA* J5 at Alabama J10 at South Dakota State* J12 at North Dakota State* J17 KANSAS CITY* J19 SOUTH DAKOTA* J24 IUPUI* J26 WESTERN ILLINOIS* F2 at Omaha* F7 NORTH DAKOTA STATE* F9 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* F14 at South Dakota* F16 at Kansas City* F20 at Fort Wayne* F23 MOREHEAD STATE M2 FORT WAYNE* M10 vs. Fort Wayne! M19 at Youngstown * = LEAGUE GAME; + = GAME STARTED;! SUMMIT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT; CIT TOURNAMENT CAREER HIGHS POINTS 12 at IUPUI (12/29/12) REBOUNDS 6 at Eastern Michigan (12/22/12) ASSISTS 1 (3 times), Last at IUPUI (12/29/12) FIELD GOALS 5 (2 times), Last at IUPUI (12/29/12) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 5 (2 times), Last at IUPUI (12/29/12) FREE THROWS 2 (2 times), Last at IUPUI (12/29/12) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 5 at Eastern Michigan (12/22/12) STEALS 3 at IUPUI (12/29/12) BLOCKS 2 vs. Valparaiso (12/17/12) MINUTES 24 at Ohio (12/8/12) 22 Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg ougrizzlies.com overall career stats 5 consecutive postseason appearances

23 GAME-BY-GAME STATS #33 ryan bass senior guard (5-9, 170) Dayton, Ohio (Dunbar) major Communication Boom33_ Overview: An athletic point guard that became more of a scorer in Solid defender and was named MVP of his district all-star game after scoring 36 points in high school... Tremendous leaping ability... Received a grade of 83 on ESPN.com and can affect the game with speed and quickness... Won a conference championship in the high jump after clearing 6 feet, 7 inches in high school HIGHLIGHTS Reached a career-high tying 22 points on a career-high 4 3-pointers at North Dakota State (1/12), finishing 9 of 15 from the floor Scored 15 points, blocked a career-high 2 shots and made a season-high 3 triples at South Dakota State (1/10) Posted 20 points on 7 of 15 shooting vs. Omaha (1/3) Made the game-winning jumper with 1.6 seconds left at Eastern Michigan (12/22), finishing with 9 points Returned to the lineup and dished out a career-high 6 assists at Ohio (12/8) Dished out a career-high tying 5 assists at Texas Southern (11/20) Responded with a 4-for-5 shooting night at Boise State (11/13), scoring 11 points in 10 minutes of action Reached double figures with 12 points and matched his career-best in steals with 4 in the opener vs. Albion (11/9) Date Game MP FG 3FG FT Reb PF A TO Blk ST Pts N9 ALBION N11 at Louisiana N13 at Boise State N17 at Pittsburgh N20 at Texas Southern N23 at #15/21 Michigan St N26 at Tennessee D1 at Western Michigan D6 ROCHESTER COLLEGE --DNP Injury-- D8 at Ohio D17 VALPARAISO D19 at West Virginia D22 at Eastern Michigan D27 at Western Illinois* D29 at IUPUI* J3 OMAHA* J5 at Alabama J10 at South Dakota State* J12 at North Dakota State* J17 KANSAS CITY* J19 SOUTH DAKOTA* J24 IUPUI* J26 WESTERN ILLINOIS* F2 at Omaha* F7 NORTH DAKOTA STATE* F9 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* F14 at South Dakota* F16 at Kansas City* F20 at Fort Wayne* F23 MOREHEAD STATE M2 FORT WAYNE* M10 vs. Fort Wayne+! M19 at Youngstown * = LEAGUE GAME; + = GAME STARTED;! SUMMIT LEAGUE CIT TOURNEY POINTS 22 (2 times), Last at North Dakota State (1/12/13) REBOUNDS 6 (3 times), Last at Kansas City (2/16/13) ASSISTS 9 vs. IUPUI (1/24/13) FIELD GOALS 9 at North Dakota State (1/12/13) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 15 (2 times), Last at North Dakota State (1/12/13) 3-PT. FIELD GOALS 4 at North Dakota State (1/12/13) 3-PT. FG ATTEMPTS 8 at North Dakota State (1/12/13) FREE THROWS 9 at Kansas City (2/16/13) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 10 at Kansas City (2/16/13) STEALS 4 (3 times), Last at Ohio (12/8/12) BLOCKS 2 at South Dakota State (1/10/13) MINUTES 41 vs. Morehead State (2/23/13) Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL facebook@ougrizzlies twitter@ougrizzlies overall career stats #FightOakland 23

24 GAME-BY-GAME STATS #42 corey petros junior center (6-10, 256) Macomb, Mich. (Utica Eisenhower) major Finance coreypetros Overview: Solid back to the basket post player with a variety of post moves... Projected as one of the top returning big men in the Horizon League... Named to The Summit League All-Newcomer team in Redshirted in Chose OU over Detroit, Bowling Green and Eastern Michigan HIGHLIGHTS Named All-Summit League honorable mention Led the league with 3.2 offensive rebounds per game Finished 2nd in rebounds per game (8.2) and 5th in field goal percent (56.5) Tallied a team-best 7 dobule-doubles, 3rd in The Summit League Scored a career-high 28 points at Omaha (2/2) Posted his 4th double-double with 22 points and a season-best 15 rebounds, including 9 offensive, at South Dakota State (1/10) Blocked a shot with 11 seconds left and OU up 1, finishing with 12 points, 6 rebounds and 1 blocked shot vs. Valpo (12/17) Tabbed The Summit League Player of the Week (11/19) after averaging 18 points and 9.5 rebounds per game Scored a game-high 19 points on 8 of 11 shooting at Pitt (11/17) Finished with 17 points and 12 rebounds at Boise State (11/13) to record his 1st double-double of the season Date Game MP FG 3FG FT Reb PF A TO Blk ST Pts N9 ALBION N11 at Louisiana N13 at Boise State N17 at Pittsburgh N20 at Texas Southern N23 at #15/21 Michigan St N26 at Tennessee D1 at Western Michigan D6 ROCHESTER COLLEGE D8 at Ohio D17 VALPARAISO D19 at West Virginia D22 at Eastern Michigan D27 at Western Illinois* D29 at IUPUI* J3 OMAHA* J5 at Alabama J10 at South Dakota State* J12 at North Dakota State* J17 KANSAS CITY* J19 SOUTH DAKOTA* J24 IUPUI* J26 WESTERN ILLINOIS* F2 at Omaha* F7 NORTH DAKOTA STATE* F9 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* F14 at South Dakota* F16 at Kansas City* F20 at Fort Wayne* F23 MOREHEAD STATE M2 FORT WAYNE* M10 vs. Fort Wayne+! M19 at Youngstown * = LEAGUE GAME; + = GAME STARTED;! SUMMIT LEAGUE CIT TOURNEY CAREER HIGHS POINTS 28 at Omaha (2/2/13) REBOUNDS 16 vs. Ohio (12/7/11) ASSISTS 4 (2 times), Last vs. South Dakota State (2/9/13) FIELD GOALS 12 at Omaha (2/2/13) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 16 at South Dakota State (1/10/13) FREE THROWS 9 at Western Michigan (12/1/12) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 12 (2 times), Last at IUPUI (12/29/12) STEALS 3 at Michigan State (11/23/12) BLOCKS 2 (3 times), Last vs. South Dakota (1/19/13) MINUTES 42 at Pitt (11/17/12) MISCELLANEOUS: Double-Figure Scoring: 38 Double-Figure Rebounds: 21 Double-Doubles: 11 overall career stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL ougrizzlies.com 5 consecutive postseason appearances

25 GAME-BY-GAME STATS #52 joey asbury senior forward (6-7, 205) Warren, Mich. (Warren Mott) major Computer Engineering JoeyAsbury Overview: Made significant improvement on his rebounding skills from his freshman to sophomore season... Earned quality minutes throughout the year over the last two seasons... Was a preferred walk-on in Played AAU basketball with teammate Corey Petros HIGHLIGHTS Went a perfect 4-for-4 from the free-throw line Finished 1-for-2 vs. Rochester College (12/6) from the floor Grabbed a rebound at Tennessee (11/26) in 2 minutes Tallied a career-high 6 points in season opener vs. Albion (11/9) Date Game MP FG 3FG FT Reb PF A TO Blk ST Pts N9 ALBION N11 at Louisiana N13 at Boise State N17 at Pittsburgh N20 at Texas Southern N23 at #15/21 Michigan St N26 at Tennessee D1 at Western Michigan D6 ROCHESTER COLLEGE D8 at Ohio D17 VALPARAISO D19 at West Virginia D22 at Eastern Michigan D27 at Western Illinois* D27 at Western Illinois* D29 at IUPUI* J3 OMAHA* J5 at Alabama J10 at South Dakota State* J12 at North Dakota State* J17 KANSAS CITY* J19 SOUTH DAKOTA* J24 IUPUI* J26 WESTERN ILLINOIS* F2 at Omaha* F7 NORTH DAKOTA STATE* F9 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* F14 at South Dakota* F16 at Kansas City* F20 at Fort Wayne* F23 MOREHEAD STATE M2 FORT WAYNE* M10 vs. Fort Wayne! M19 at Youngstown * = LEAGUE GAME; + = GAME STARTED;! SUMMIT LEAGUE CIT TOURNEY CAREER HIGHS POINTS 6 vs. Albion (11/9/12) REBOUNDS 2 at Grambling State (11/19/11) ASSISTS 1 vs. South Dakota State (3/7/11) FIELD GOALS 1 (6 times), Last vs. Rochester College (12/6/12) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 3 vs. Centenary (1/29/11) 3-PT. FIELD GOALS 1 vs. Western Michigan (12/23/11) 3-PT. FG ATTEMPTS 2 vs. Centenary (1/29/11) FREE THROWS 4 vs. Albion (11/9/12) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 4 vs. Albion (11/9/12) STEALS 1 (5 times), Last vs. Rochester College (12/6/12) MINUTES 13 at Illinois State (2/18/12) Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL facebook@ougrizzlies twitter@ougrizzlies overall career stats #FightOakland 25

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