FALCON WOMEN'S BASKETBALL BOWLING GREEN ELEVEN-STRAIGHT 20-WIN SEASONS NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN

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1 FALCON WOMEN'S BASKETBALL BOWLING GREEN ELEVEN-STRAIGHT 20-WIN SEASONS NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN MOST WINS IN MAC HISTORY HIGHEST WINNING PCT. IN MAC HISTORY MOST CONFERENCE TITLES IN MAC HISTORY SCHEDULE/RESULTS NOVEMBER 7 DAVIS & ELKINS (Exhib.) W, BUCKNELL L, IONA W, at Milwaukee (ESPN3) W, vs. UC Irvine % W, at Loyola Marymount % L, DECEMBER 7 CINCINNATI W, vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) ^ W, at Illinois State W, at Bradley W, vs. Hampton # 8:00 30 vs. Auburn / at FIU # 3:30 / 6:00 JANUARY 3 BALL STATE * 4:00 7 at Akron * 7:00 10 at Kent State * 2:00 14 NORTHERN ILLINOIS * 7:00 17 at Eastern Michigan * 2:30 21 at Western Michigan * 7:00 24 MIAMI * 2:00 28 at Northern Illinois * 8:00 31 TOLEDO * 4:00 FEBRUARY 4 CENTRAL MICHIGAN (BCSN/ESPN3) * 7:00 7 at Buffalo * 2:00 11 OHIO (BCSN/ESPN3) * 7:00 14 at Ball State * 2:00 21 KENT STATE * 5:00 25 at Miami * 7:00 28 at Ohio * 2:00 MARCH 4 BUFFALO (BCSN/ESPN3) * 7:00 7 AKRON * 2:00 9 MAC Tournament First Round! 11 MAC Tournament Second Round ~ 12 MAC Tournament Third Round ~ 13 MAC Tournament Semifinals ~ 14 MAC Tournament Championship ~ HOME games at the Stroh Center All times p.m. and Eastern * Mid-American Conference game % DoubleTree LA Westside Thanksgiving Cl. (Los Angeles, Calif.) ^ at Johnstown, Pa. # FIU Sun & Fun Classic (Miami, Fla.)! at campus sites ~ Quicken Loans Arena; Cleveland, Ohio FOLLOW THE FALCONS For more ways to follow the BGSU women's basketball Falcons, see page 5 of these notes BOWLING GREEN FALCONS Record: 7-2 Mid-American Conf.: 0-0 BGSU vs. HAMPTON Game 10 Mon., Dec. 29, :00 p.m. FIU Arena (5,000) Miami, Fla. THE SERIES Overall: Tied, 1-1 Streak: BGSU - 1 Last Meeting: BGSU 79, Hampton 70 (Dec. 29, 2007) Jennifer Roos vs. HU: 0-0 MULTIMEDIA Television: None Radio: WBGU-FM 88.1 Audio Streaming: WBGU broadcast available via BGSUFalcons.com Video Streaming: None Live Stats: FIUSports.com In-Game Twitter HAMPTON LADY PIRATES Record: 3-8 MEAC: 1-0 Jennifer Roos (Davidson, '93) Head Coach David Six (Hampton, '09) in third year ^ Record at School in sixth year in third year ^ Career Record in sixth year 28-6 MAC ^ Record in Conference Games 75-6 MEAC STATISTICAL LEADERS Erica Donovan (15.3) Points Malia Tate-DeFreitas (19.1) Erica Donovan (9.1) Taylor Hobgood (8.0) Miriam Justinger (2.7) Assists Kenia Cole (4.1) Erica Donovan (1.4) Steals Malia Tate-DeFrietas (2.8) Abby Siefker (1.0) Blocks Tyler Hobgood & Kaylah Lupoe (0.4) Deborah Hoekstra (16) Total 3-Pt. FG Made Malia Tate-DeFreitas (21) ^ does not include a 2-0 record as interim head coach in any & all available links to live audio, stats & video can be found at BGSUFalcons.com on game day BGSU PROJECTED STARTERS (based on last game's starters) F 30 Miriam Justinger 6-0 Jr. Sylvania, Ohio 9.4 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 2.7 apg F 33 Haley Puk 6-0 Fr. Waterloo, Iowa 3.9 ppg, 1.8 rpg C 43 Abby Siefker 6-2 So. Ottoville, Ohio 6.0 ppg, 6.6 rpg, 1.0 bpg G 3 Deborah Hoekstra 5-10 Sr. East Lansing, Mich ppg, 3.4 rpg, 1.3 apg G 12 Rachel Konieczki 5-3 So. Rockford, Ill. 8.0 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 1.2 apg OFF THE BGSU BENCH (in numerical order) G 1 Jasmine Matthews 5-9 Sr. Matteson, Ill. 3.8 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 1.7 apg G 11 Rachel Myers 5-8 Fr. Findlay, Ohio 5.1 ppg, 2.1 rpg C 20 Sarah Baer 6-1 Fr. Perrysburg, Ohio 1.2 ppg, 1.4 rpg F 21 Erica Donovan 5-11 R-Jr. San Antonio, Texas 15.3 ppg, 9.1 rpg, 1.5 apg G 23 Kennedy Kirkpatrick 5-10 R-Fr. Lawrence, Kansas 3.0 ppg, 0.5 rpg F 24 Leah Bolton 5-11 R-Fr. Chicago, Ill. F 42 Lauren Webb 6-1 Fr. Vernon Hills, Ill. 0.1 ppg, 1.6 rpg full rosters & pronunciation guide on page 2 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS MIKE CIHON (asst. director w.basketball) mjcihon@bgsu.edu

2 BGSU ROSTERS & PRONUNCIATIONS ALPHABETICAL No. Name (pronunciation) Ht. Cl./El. Pos. Hometown (Previous School) 20 Sarah Baer (BEAR) 6-1 Fr./Fr. C Perrysburg, Ohio (Perrysburg) 24 Leah Bolton 5-11 So./Fr. F Chicago, Ill. (Marist) 21 Erica Donovan 5-11 Sr./Jr. G San Antonio, Texas (John Jay) (North Carolina State Univ.) 3 Deborah Hoekstra (HOKE-struh) *** 5-10 Sr./Sr. G East Lansing, Mich. (East Lansing) 30 Miriam Justinger ** 6-0 Jr./Jr. G/F Sylvania, Ohio (Northview) 23 Kennedy Kirkpatrick 5-10 So./Fr. G Lawrence, Kansas (Free State) 12 Rachel Konieczki (kuh-neck-skee) * 5-3 So./So. G Rockford, Ill. (Rockford Lutheran) 1 Jasmine Matthews *** 5-9 Sr./Sr. G Matteson, Ill. (Marian Catholic) 11 Rachel Myers 5-8 Fr./Fr. G Findlay, Ohio (Liberty-Benton) 33 Haley Puk (PUCK) 6-0 Fr./Fr. G Waterloo, Iowa (Waterloo West) 43 Abby Siefker (SEEF-ker) * 6-2 So./So. C Ottoville, Ohio (Ottoville) 42 Lauren Webb 6-1 Fr./Fr. F Vernon Hills, Ill. (Vernon Hills) Head Coach: Assistant Coaches: Director of Operations: Graduate Assistant, Athletic Training: Student Managers: * letters earned Jennifer Roos (Davidson, 1993) third season (14th overall season at BGSU) Jesse Fleming (St. Bonaventure, 2005) third season Jacey Brooks (Buffalo State, 2006) second season Sahar Nusseibeh (noo-say-beh) (American, 2009) second season Monique Rosati (Syracuse, 1997) eightth season Dani Coppes (Ohio State, 2014) first season Nick Fine, Connor Eli, Jason Hosinski NUMERICAL No. Name (pronunciation) Ht. Cl./El. Pos. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Jasmine Matthews *** 5-9 Sr./Sr. G Matteson, Ill. (Marian Catholic) 3 Deborah Hoekstra (HOKE-struh) *** 5-10 Sr./Sr. G East Lansing, Mich. (East Lansing) 11 Rachel Myers 5-8 Fr./Fr. G Findlay, Ohio (Liberty-Benton) 12 Rachel Konieczki (kuh-neck-skee) * 5-3 So./So. G Rockford, Ill. (Rockford Lutheran) 20 Sarah Baer (BEAR) 6-1 Fr./Fr. C Perrysburg, Ohio (Perrysburg) 21 Erica Donovan 5-11 Sr./Jr. G San Antonio, Texas (John Jay) (North Carolina State Univ.) 23 Kennedy Kirkpatrick 5-10 So./Fr. G Lawrence, Kansas (Free State) 24 Leah Bolton 5-11 So./Fr. F Chicago, Ill. (Marist) 30 Miriam Justinger ** 6-0 Jr./Jr. G/F Sylvania, Ohio (Northview) 33 Haley Puk (PUCK) 6-0 Fr./Fr. G Waterloo, Iowa (Waterloo West) 42 Lauren Webb 6-1 Fr./Fr. F Vernon Hills, Ill. (Vernon Hills) 43 Abby Siefker (SEEF-ker) * 6-2 So./So. C Ottoville, Ohio (Ottoville) DID YOU KNOW... Since Jennifer Roos arrived at BGSU in 2001, every student-athlete who has played for the Falcons for four years has won at least one MAC title, has advanced to the NCAA Championships at least once, and has earned her degree. 2 Game 10 Falcons vs. Hampton December 29, 2014

3 THE OPENING TIP The Bowling Green State University women's basketball team, riding a four-game winning streak, closes the non-conference schedule with a pair of games in Miami, Fla. The Falcons of head coach Jennifer Roos head south to participate in the FIU Sun & Fun Classic, beginning with a game vs. Hampton University on Monday (Dec. 29) at 8:00 p.m. Then, the Brown and Orange will face either Auburn University or host FIU on Tuesday (Dec. 30), with starting time to be determined. All four games in the tournament will be held at FIU Arena. The tourney will conclude a stretch which has seen the Falcons play eight of nine games away from home between Nov. 18 and Jan. 3. FIU SUN & FUN CLASSIC all games at FIU Arena; Miami, Fla. Monday, Dec. 29 Auburn at FIU, 6:00 p.m. Bowling Green vs. Hampton, 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 30 BGSU/Hampton vs. Auburn, 3:30 p.m. BGSU/Hampton at FIU, 6:00 p.m. FOLLOW THE FALCONS If you can't make the trip to Miami, you can still follow the Falcons via your radio or computer. Both of BGSU's games at the Sun & Fun Classic and all of BGSU's games, for that matter will be broadcast by WBGU-FM 88.1, the flagship home of Falcon women's basketball, and will be available over the air and on the web. Additionally, live stats will be available for both games. A video stream will be available for only the games in the tournament involving FIU. And, in-game twitter updates can be found Log on to BGSUFalcons.com and click the 'calendar' link on the day or the game, or navigate your way to the women's basketball schedule page and bask in the veritable plethora of links. LAST TIME OUT: FALCONS RIDE FAST START TO WIN AT BRADLEY The Falcons women's basketball team broke out to an early lead, riding a hot first half and a balanced scoring attack to a win over host Bradley (Dec. 21). BGSU led from wire to wire, bursting out to a 15-2 lead and holding a doubledigit advantage for the game's final 30 minutes. The Falcons led by as many as 22 points in the second half before a late BU rally cut the final margin to 12. Six players scored between seven and 12 points for the Falcons. Sophomore Rachel Konieczki led the balanced attack with 12 points, while senior Deborah Hoekstra and soph Abby Siefker each had 11. Konieczki also had a career-high four assists in the win, while Siefker had six rebounds and two blocked shots. Siefker made her first five shots from the field, finishing the day 5-for-6. Junior Miriam Justinger had eight points, a BG-leading eight rebounds and five assists on Sunday, tying her career high in the latter category. Freshman Haley Puk and redshirt freshman Kennedy Kirkpatrick each scored seven points against the Braves, with Puk adding a career-high seven rebounds. MAC STANDINGS (as of Friday morning, Dec. 26) East Division (Overall) MAC Bowling Green (7-2) 0-0 Akron (10-0) 0-0 Buffalo (6-4) 0-0 Kent State (2-8) 0-0 Miami (2-7) 0-0 Ohio (8-2) 0-0 West Division (Overall) MAC Ball State (4-6) 0-0 Central Michigan (4-5) 0-0 Eastern Michigan (6-4) 0-0 Northern Illinois (3-6) 0-0 Toledo (6-4) 0-0 Western Michigan (6-3) 0-0 MAC SCHEDULE/RESULTS Friday, December 19 Bowling Green 58, at Illinois State 54 Buffalo 68, at Manhattan 58 Ohio 74, La Salle 63 Toledo 65, Nevada 56 Saturday, December 20 at Akron 97, Ohio Christian 62 South Carolina 80, Central Michigan 45 Old Dominion 69, Miami 63 Ohio 59, Massachusetts 52 Toledo 64, Southern Illinois 48 Western Michigan 71, at Detroit 57 Sunday, December 21 Bowling Green 61, at Bradley 47 at Western Kentucky 84, Ball State 59 at LIU Brooklyn 79, Buffalo 73 at Minnesota 67, Central Michigan 64 Kent State 62, at Colgate 61 Mississippi State 68, Miami 42 at Northern Iowa 51, Northern Illinois 42 Monday, December 22 at Michigan 81, Eastern Michigan 52 Sunday, December 28 Oakland at Central Michigan Miami vs. Drexel (Charlottesville, Va.) Western Michigan at Stony Brook Monday, December 29 Bowling Green vs. Hampton (Miami, Fla.) Akron at Youngstown State Buffalo at Canisius Miami vs. Davidson (Charlottesville, Va.) Cleveland State at Ohio WMU vs. Holy Cross (Stony Brook, N.Y.) Puk, who made the first start of her young BGSU career, also had two assists, a steal and a blocked shot to set career bests in each category. Tuesday, December 30 Bowling Green vs. Auburn / at FIU Game 10 Falcons vs. Hampton December 29,

4 BGSU QUICK FACTS TEAM INFORMATION Record Records 30-5 (17-1 MAC) MAC R-S Finish CHAMPIONS 2014 MAC Tourn. Lost in Semifinals Letterwinners Returning/Lost 6 / 3 Starters Returning/Lost 2 / 3 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jennifer Roos Alma Mater Davidson, 1993 Record at BGSU (third season) % MAC Record 28-6 % Career Record (third season) % Assistant Coach Jesse Fleming Assistant Coach Jacey Brooks Assistant Coach Sahar Nusseibeh Dir. of Operations Monique Rosati Basketball Office % does not include a 2-0 record as interim head coach in the season HISTORY First Year as Varsity Sport All-Time Varsity Record (.656) All-Time MAC Record (.718) MAC Regular-Season Titles 14 ( *-12-14) MAC Tournament Titles 11 ( ) MAC Tournament Record (.698) NCAA Championships Appearances 11 ( ) NCAA Championships Record 3-11 Postseason WNIT Appearances 6 ( ) Postseason WNIT Record 7-6 * MAC East Division champions (BGSU had the best overall record in the MAC in each of the other 13 seasons listed) ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Assistant A.D./Director Jason Knavel Assistant Director # Mike Cihon Office Phone mjcihon@bgsu.edu Assistant Director Kevin Davis Assistant Director Scott Swegan Intern Jacob Dorow Graduate Assistant Alexx Klein Student Assistant James Nahikian Address 247 Perry Stadium East Bowling Green, Ohio Overnight Address 1610 Stadium Drive Bowling Green, Ohio University Website Athletics Website BGSUFalcons.com # women's basketball contact All eight Falcons who played in the game saw at least 13 minutes of action. Konieczki played 36 minutes and Puk 34. The Brown and Orange scored 11-straight points to assume command of the game early. That run was capped by Konieczki driving coast to coast for a layup and a 15-2 advantage. Hoekstra completed her own personal 8-0 run with a three-pointer that gave the Falcons a 26-9 lead. Moments later, Puk grabbed a pair of offensive rebounds, resulting in a putback and a pair of free throws for a lead. Puk's right-wing triple made it a lead, and BG had a lead at the intermission. The Falcons shot 51.9 percent from the field in the opening half. BG's 14-of- 27 effort included a 5-of-12 performance (41.7%) from three-point land, and the visitors had a 20-9 rebounding advantage in the opening 20 minutes of play. Kirkpatrick's corner three with 13:25 remaining found nothing but net, giving BG a lead. The lead was still over 20 points before the hosts made a late run, mostly at the free-throw line. The Falcons shot 45.8% from the field on the day, shooting better than 50 percent in the game's first 27 minutes before going 1-of-9 to end the contest. The BG defense held BU to just a 30.2% success rate, including only a 6-of-29 performance (20.7%) in the second half. ABOUT THE FALCONS The Falcons enter the Hampton game with a 7-2 record, and BGSU has won four-straight games. After opening the season with a loss to Bucknell, BGSU bounced back with a convincing victory over Iona, then went on the road and picked up a triumph over Milwaukee. The Brown and Orange extended the win streak to three games with a win over UC Irvine, before suffering a narrow loss, 51-48, to Loyola Marymount. The latter two games came at the DoubleTree LA Westside Thanksgiving Classic, hosted by LMU. The Falcons returned home and posted a win over Cincinnati, the team's lone home game in a month-and-a-half span, before returning to the road and picking up a decision against Saint Francis (Pa.). Then, BG went to Illinois and captured a pair of games, with a win over Illinois State on Dec. 19 and a victory at Bradley two days later. Three Falcons have started all nine games this season to date. That trio includes junior Miriam Justinger and sophomores Rachel Konieczki and Abby Siefker. Redshirt junior Erica Donovan has made eight starts, while senior Jasmine Matthews has started six games and senior Deborah Hoekstra three. Freshman Haley Puk made her first collegiate start in the win at Bradley. Donovan leads the Falcons in scoring, with 15.3 points per game, while Hoekstra is averaging 10.6 ppg. Justinger and Konieczki have scored 9.4 and 8.0 ppg, respectively, with Siefker averaging 6.0 points and freshman Rachel Myers 5.1. Donovan leads the Falcons in rebounding as well as scoring, with 9.1 boards per game. Siefker and Justinger have 6.6 and 5.7 rpg, respectively, while Matthews has pulled down 3.5 caroms per contest. Justinger has 2.7 assists per game to pace the Falcons in that category, and she is just behind Donovan in steals. Donovan has 1.4 spg and Justinger 1.3. Matthews 4 Game 10 Falcons vs. Hampton December 29, 2014

5 is second on the Falcons with 1.7 apg, with Donovan handing out 1.5 apg and Hoekstra 1.3. Siefker has a team-leading 1.0 blocked shots per contest. BGSU is shooting 37.9 percent from the field, 29.4% from three-point range and 74.9% from the free-throw line through nine games. The Falcons' opponents have shot 36.1% from the floor, 26.6% from the arc and 67.9% from the stripe. The Falcons have averaged 6.1 three-pointers made through the first nine contests. Hoekstra has made 16 triples to lead the way, while Myers has hit nine triples, Koniezcki eight, Justinger seven and Donovan six. Hoekstra, Justinger, Konieczki, Siefker, Myers and Puk each have seen action in all nine games, while Donovan and redshirt freshman Kennedy Kirkpatrick have played in eight apiece. True freshmen Lauren Webb and Sarah Baer have played in seven and five games, respectively, and Matthews has seen action in six. Donovan, Matthews, Web and redshirt freshman Leah Bolton all sat out the Bradley game due to various injuries, although Matthews was in uniform for the contest. Bolton played in the Falcons' exhibition game vs. Davis and Elkins, but has yet to see action during the regular season. The Falcons returned six letterwinners, including two starters, from a team that won 30 overall games and captured a MAC regular-season title with a 17-1 league ledger. BGSU won the East Division title, and the Falcons had the best overall record in MAC play for the eighth time in the last 10 seasons. The division title was the program's ninth in that 10-year span. Last year's edition of the Brown and Orange advanced to national postseason play for the 10th consecutive March, winning three games in the WNIT before falling in the quarterfinal round to eventual tourney champion Rutgers. BGSU won more than 20 games for the 11th consecutive year. In addition to the six returnees, head coach Jennifer Roos and her staff assistant coaches Jesse Fleming, Jacey Brooks and Sahar Nusseibeh and director of operations Monique Rosati also have six players with freshman status on the roster. That 12-player roster includes two seniors, two juniors, two sophomores, two redshirt freshmen and the four true frosh. Donovan is the top returning scorer and rebounder. She averaged 10.9 points and 5.6 rebounds per game a year ago, ranking third on the team in both categories. Donovan played in all 35 games, starting 34, last season. The Falcons' other returning starter is Justinger, who made 27 starts last year and averaged 8.4 points and 3.1 rebounds per outing. Justinger also averaged 2.4 assists per contest last winter, good for second on the Falcons and tops among returnees. Hoekstra and Matthews scored 6.9 and 6.4 ppg, respectively, last year. Both players saw action off the bench. Hoekstra, one of the league's top sixth players, came off the bench in all 35 games, while Matthews made nine starts. Matthews made 45 three-point field goals last season, while Hoekstra hit 41 longrange shots and made 36.3% of her attempts from beyond the arc. Donovan and Justinger made 36 and 28 treys, respectively. FOLLOW THE FALCONS... ON THE WEB BGSUFalcons.com (official site of Falcon athletics) TWITTER (if you are a fan of Falcon women's basketball, you're gonna want to follow these (BGSU women's basketball in-game updates for both home & away (BGSU Coach Jennifer (Falcon athletic department) FACEBOOK (go to these pages and click 'like') BGSU Falcons Bowling Green State University women's basketball YOUTUBE FalconAthletics (contains a veritable plethora of interviews with & videos of Falcons of all sports) INSTAGRAM bgfalcons... AND THE MAC ON THE WEB (official site of MAC athletics) (official Twitter home of the (Phil Burwell, W.Basketball SID) Game 10 Falcons vs. Hampton December 29,

6 THE BGSU-HAMPTON SERIES (Tied, 1-1) Dec. 30, 1999 Hampton 78, BGSU 70 $ Dec. 29, 2007 BGSU 79, Hampton 70 # $ Hokie Hardwood Cl. (Blacksburg, Va.) # Cyclone Shootout (Ames, Iowa) THE BGSU-AUBURN SERIES (Auburn leads, 1-0) Nov. 25, 2000 at Auburn 94, BGSU 61 % Kroger Classic THE BGSU-FIU SERIES (BGSU leads, 1-0) Dec. 10, 2005 BGSU 67, at FIU 56 THE NATION'S WINNINGEST TEAMS, LAST 5 YEARS ( through ) LAST 5 YEARS BY WINNING PCT. 1. Connecticut Stanford Baylor Notre Dame Green Bay Duke Gonzaga Tennessee Marist Princeton Bowling Green Middle Tennessee LAST 5 YEARS BY TOTAL WINS 1. Connecticut Stanford Baylor Notre Dame Duke Tennessee Green Bay Gonzaga Kentucky Marist James Madison Texas A&M Bowling Green The Falcons shot 42.3 percent from the field, 35.2% from three-point range and 74.6% from the foul line. Opponents shooting 37.4% from the floor, 25.7% from the arc and 69.0% from the stripe. The Falcons had a scoring margin of +12.9, a rebounding margin of +6.5 and a turnover margin of +1.1 on the year. In MAC games, BGSU shot 43.0% from the field, 36.1% from three-point land and 78.5% from the line. Opponents shot 36.4% overall, 22.0% from long range and 64.8% from the stripe in MAC play. THE HAMPTON LADY PIRATES Hampton has an overall record of 3-8, and the Lady Pirates are looking to snap a three-game losing streak. HU opened the season with five-straight losses, but bounced back for three consecutive wins, including two on the road and one in the MEAC opener. The last three setbacks have come against the number-one team in the nation, South Carolina, as well as on the road to James Madison and DePaul. Sophomore Malia Tate-DeFreitas leads the team in scoring, with 19.1 points per game, and also has 4.5 rebounds and 2.9 assists per contest along with a teamleading 21 three-point field goals made. Senior guard Kenia Cole and junior guard Ryan Jordan have 8.7 and 7.8 ppg, respectively. Cole leads the club with 4.1 apg. Last year, head coach David Six and the Lady Pirates went 28-5 overall and a perfect 16-0 in the MEAC. HU has won the MEAC Tournament title and advanced to the NCAA Championships in each of his first five seasons at the helm. Six welcomed back eight letterwinners, including three starters, from the club. THE AUBURN TIGERS Auburn is off to an 8-3 start to the season, and the Tigers, like the Falcons, have put together a three- and a four-game winning streak this year. Most recently, AU split a pair of games at a tournament hosted by St. John's, losing to the home team before downing SMU. Auburn is 7-0 at home, 0-3 on the road and 1-0 at neutral sites this season. Junior F/C Tra'Cee Tanner has a team-leading 13.3 points per game, and is shooting 61.0 percent from the field. Sophomore guard Brandy Montgomery is also scoring in double digits, with 10.6 ppg, and she has hit a team-leading 17 threepointers. A year ago, head coach Terri Williams-Flournoy's team went overall and 7-9 in the Southeastern Conference, advancing to the third round of the WNIT. Williams-Flournoy returned seven letterwinners, including four starters, from that team. THE FIU PANTHERS FIU has an overall record of 2-7 on the year after an home win over Wofford on Dec. 21. That win snapped a two-game losing streak for the Panthers. FIU is 1-4 at home this season, heading into Monday's game vs. Auburn, and the Panthers are 0-2 on the road and 1-1 at neutral sites. Four players are scoring in double digits, led by sophomore forward Kiandre'a Pound with 16.6 points per game and junior guard Taylor Shade at 15.9 ppg. Senior F/C Marita Davydova has 12.1 ppg and a team-best 9.8 rebounds per game, while senior forward Tynia McKinzie has 10.5 ppg in just 19.4 minutes per contest. Pound has 8.9 rpg, while Shade leads the Panthers with 4.0 assists per outing. Last year, head coach Cindy Russo's team went overall and finished with a 6-10 record in Conference USA. Russo, in her 36th year at the FIU helm, welcomed back eight letterwinners and two starters from the team. THE SERIES The Falcons and Hampton are tied, 1-1, in the all-time series between the teams. Each of the previous meetings, just like this year's matchup, has come in late 6 Game 10 Falcons vs. Hampton December 29, 2014

7 December at a tournament at a neutral site. The first-ever matchup between the schools, in 1999, saw the Lady Pirates win by a count in Blacksburg, Va. Almost exactly eight years later, and exactly seven years prior to Monday's meeting, the Falcons won by a nearly identical score, as BG posted a win in Ames, Iowa, on Dec. 29, BGSU trails Auburn, 1-0, in that series. The lone prior meeting saw the host Tigers pick up a win in AU's Kroger Classic in November of BG leads FIU, 1-0, and the lone previous matchup saw the Brown and Orange head to Miami and come away with a victory at FIU Arena in December of Jennifer Roos is 0-0 against the Lady Pirates, the Tigers and the Panthers as a head coach. THE STARTING FIVE Last season, head coach Jennifer Roos used a total of three different starting lineups over the 35-game schedule. The Falcons have had three different lineups through just nine games this year. Junior Miriam Justinger and sophomores Abby Siefker and Rachel Konieczki each have started all nine contests for the Brown and Orange this year to date. CHANNELING HER INNER KEVIN LOVE Sophomore Abby Siefker did a little bit of everything in the Falcons' win at Illinois State, with eight points, a career-high 12 rebounds, a steal and a blocked shot. Siefker also dished out a game-high five assists, by far the highest total of her Falcon career. In fact, Siefker entered the ISU game with totals of one assist this season and eight since coming to BG. She had seven assists during her freshman season, and now has matched that total this year, after handing out another assist in the win over Bradley. FIFTY IS NIFTY, BUT SIXTY IS, UMMMM, BETTER The win at Illinois State was the 60th victory in the head-coaching career of Jennifer Roos. Roos is now since assuming the helm prior to the season. That mark does not include a pair of wins as the Falcons' interim head coach in KIRKPATRICK KONNECTS Redshirt freshman Kennedy Kirkpatrick had a career-high eight points in the victory at Illinois State. She also set career bests in field goals made (three) and three-point field goals made (two) and attempted (four). The successful treys were the first of her career. Kirkpatrick had a total of two points over the first 10 games of her career (five last year, five this season), but now has 22 points over the last three games, including seven against both Saint Francis and Bradley. MAKE MORE THAN THEY TAKE So far this season, BG appears to be continuing a program trend of making more free throws than the opponents attempt. This year to date, BGSU has gotten to the line 171 times, making 1128 shots. Opponents have gone 74-of-109 from the stripe through the first nine games of the season. YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS SEASON OVERALL MAC Sue Hager (38-13 overall) (.750) (.750) (.733) Nora Liu (11-17 overall) (.462) (.333) Kathy Bole (71-81 overall, MAC) (.316) (.320) (.429) (.600) 4-5 (.444) (.583) 10-8 (.556) (.500) 9-9 (.500) Fran Voll ( overall, MAC) (.480) 9-9 (.500) (.643) 13-5 (.722) (.900) 16-0 (1.000) (.800) 14-2 (.875) (.871) 16-0 (1.000) (.710) 12-4 (.750) (.483) 9-7 (.563) Jaci Clark ( overall, MAC) (.828) 14-2 (.875) (.833) 17-1 (.944) (.867) 17-1 (.944) (.333) 7-11 (.389) (.555) 11-7 (.611) (.536) 11-7 (.611) (.724) 15-3 (.833) Dee Knoblauch (35-49 overall, MAC) (.481) 9-7 (.563) (.393) 8-8 (.500) (.379) 6-10 (.375) Curt Miller ( overall, MAC) (.321) 6-10 (.375) (.429) 5-11 (.313) (.677) 11-5 (.688) (.742) 13-3 (.813) (.903) 16-0 (1.000) (.886) 15-1 (.938) (.765) 13-3 (.813) (.853) 15-1 (.938) (.794) 14-2 (.875) (.848) 13-3 (.813) (.774) 14-2 (.875) AMONG THE LEADERS The Falcons were ranked 18th in the nation in scoring defense in the latest NCAA statistics. BGSU has allowed opponents to score just 53.9 points per game. BG is 28th in the nation in free-throw percentage, having converted shots from the stripe at a 74.9-percent rate. Jennifer Roos (61-18 overall, 28-6 MAC) (.686) 11-5 (.688) (.857) 17-1 (.944) (.778) Game 10 Falcons vs. Hampton December 29,

8 MAC WINS, 2005-PRESENT (League-only W-L records & winning pct. over the last 10 years) (through end of reg. season) BOWLING GREEN Toledo Eastern Michigan Ball State Kent State Central Michigan Miami Akron Western Michigan Northern Illinois Ohio Buffalo BGSU'S YEAR-BY-YEAR RUN YEAR RECORD POSTSEASON , 13-3 NCAA , 16-0 NCAA , 15-1 NCAA Sweet , 13-3 WNIT 2nd Round , 15-1 WNIT 3rd Round , 14-2 NCAA , 13-3 NCAA , 14-2 WNIT , 11-5 WNIT 3rd Round , 17-1 WNIT Quarterfinal , 0-0 MAC REGULAR-SEASON TITLES, LAST 10 YEARS (MAC overall regular-season titles since the season) BOWLING GREEN 8 ( ) Toledo 2 ( ) 20-WIN SEASONS, MAC SCHOOLS, LAST 11 YEARS (20-win seasons since ) BOWLING GREEN 11 ( ) Eastern Michigan 6 ( ) Kent State 4 ( ) Toledo 4 ( ) Central Michigan 4 ( ) Miami 3 ( ) Ball State 2 ( ) Akron 2 ( ) Ohio 1 (2008) SIX OF ONE, HALF DOZEN OF THE OTHER Coach Jennifer Roos and the Falcons returned six letterwinners from a year ago. Each of those returnees played in 31 or more games last winter, with three of the six playing in all 35 contests. BGSU's other six players on the roster had combined to play a total of 24 minutes in their collegiate careers entering the season. The latter half-dozen players include a pair of redshirt freshmen as well as four true frosh. 750: FALCONS ARE FIRST TO YET ANOTHER MILESTONE BGSU's win over Cincinnati was the 750th victory in program history. Through the Bradley game, the Falcons are now , good for a winning percentage of 65.6%, over the years. BG is the first Mid-American Conference program to reach the 750-win plateau. FALCONS PICKED TO PLACE SECOND IN MAC EAST IN The Falcons have been picked to finish second in the MAC s East Division in , according to the league s preseason coaches poll. The Falcons were tabbed to finish second in the East last year as well, but wound up winning a divisional title for the ninth time in the last 10 years. BG won the West Division in 2005 and captured the East in each of the next seven years. The Falcons were second in the East two years ago. BGSU has had the league's best overall regular-season mark in eight of the last 10 seasons. Buffalo and Central Michigan were picked to win the East and West divisions, respectively, in , and 10 of the 12 head coaches tabbed CMU to capture the conference tourney crown. EAST DIVISION WEST DIVISION 1 - Buffalo (8 first-place votes) 1 - Central Michigan (11) 2 - Bowling Green (3) 2 - Ball State (1) 3 - Akron 3 - Western Michigan 4 - Ohio (1) 4 - Toledo 5 - Miami 5 - Eastern Michigan 6 - Kent State 6 - Northern Illinois VOTES TO WIN MAC TOURNAMENT: CMU 10, Ball State 1, Buffalo 1. DONOVAN NAMED TO PRESEASON ALL-MAC TEAM Redshirt junior Erica Donovan was named to the Preseason All-MAC Team for Donovan is BG's top returning scorer, having averaged 10.9 points per game a year ago. The San Antonio, Texas, native also averaged 5.6 rebounds and 1.6 assists per contest, earning All-MAC honorable mention in her first playing season with the Brown and Orange. She played in all 35 games, making 34 starts. SIXTY POINTS = UCCESS AT THE TROH CENTER The Falcons have a record of 46-9 at the Stroh Center since the building opened prior to the season. While an 83.6 winning percentage is certainly impressive, BGSU's chances of winning at home have increased exponentially when the team scores at least 60 points. The Falcons are 43-1 (97.7%) when reaching the 60-point mark inside the Stroh. BG is 28-1 when scoring at least 70 points, 12-0 when hitting the 80-point mark and 3-0 when reaching the 90-point plateau. THIRTY WINS BGSU finished with a 30-5 record last winter. The Falcons are only the second team in MAC history to reach the 30-victory mark for a season. The first? The BGSU club, which became the first (and still the only) team in MAC women's basketball history to advance to the Round of 16 in the NCAA Championships. 8 Game 10 Falcons vs. Hampton December 29, 2014

9 RECENT SUCCESS The NCAA has compiled its annual lists of the winningest Division-I teams over the last five years, and Bowling Green ranks in the top 15 on both lists. BGSU has won a total of 133 games over the last five seasons (from the start of the season through the end of ), and the Falcons have won more than 79 percent of the time during that span. BGSU's winning percentage is the 11th-highest among all NCAA Division-I programs over the last half decade, while the team's win total is the 13th-best in the nation in that time. LONG-TERM SUCCESS The Falcons have enjoyed success not only recently, but over the long term. BGSU ranks 30th in NCAA Division-I history in winning percentage, and the Falcons were 39th among all such schools in total wins entering the season. Heading into the Hampton game, BGSU has an all-time record of , good for a winning pct. of 65.6%. No other Mid-American Conference program is listed among the top 50 on either chart. FALCONS SIGN THREE Head coach Jennifer Roos announced the signing of three student-athletes to National Letters of Intent during the early signing period. Maddie Cole (Sylvania, Ohio/Northview H.S.), Sydney Lambert (Cincinnati, Ohio/McAuley) and Carly Santoro (Bellevue, Ohio/Bellevue) will join the Falcons for the academic year. CHAMPIONS AGAIN The Falcons won the MAC's regular-season title outright last season, achieving that feat for the eighth time in 10 years. BGSU has captured a total of 14 regular-season championships. A few more notes about BG's titles... BGSU won league regular-season titles in three consecutive years from to under head coach Fran Voll, and Jaci Clark's teams captured back-to-back crowns in the and '93-94 campaigns. In 2005, the Falcons had the MAC's best overall record at 13-3, and won the West Division. BGSU then won the East Division outright seven years running ( ), with MAC marks of 16-0, 15-1, 13-3, 15-1, 14-2, 13-3 and 14-2 in those seven seasons. BGSU has won nine division titles in the last 10 years. The lone exception came in , when the Falcons finished in second place in the East, one game behind Akron, with a league mark of FALCON FACTS ( / Career totals) GAMES STARTED Miriam Justinger 9 / 58 Jasmine Matthews 6 / 45 Erica Donovan # 8 / 42 Rachel Konieczki 9 / 9 Abby Siefker 9 / 9 Deborah Hoekstra 3 / 3 Haley Puk 1 / 1 DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING GAMES Erica Donovan # 7 / 32 Miriam Justinger 4 / 21 Jasmine Matthews 0 / 19 Deborah Hoekstra 4 / 16 Rachel Konieczki 4 / 5 Rachel Myers 2 / 2 Abby Siefker 2 / 2 Haley Puk 1 / 1 20-POINT GAMES Erica Donovan # 3 / 7 Deborah Hoekstra 1 / 1 Miriam Justinger 0 / 1 30-POINT GAMES None DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDS Erica Donovan # 3 / 6 Abby Siefker 2 / 2 DOUBLE-DOUBLES Erica Donovan # 3 / 6 # includes totals at prior school BGSU's 14 total regular-season titles are the most of any conference institution. A total of 13 of BGSU's 14 MAC regular-season championships have been outright crowns. In each of the Falcons' first five championship seasons (1987, 1988, 1989, 1993 and 1994), the MAC had just one division, and BGSU had the best overall regular-season record outright. In each of the six-straight seasons from 2005 to 2010, Falcon teams not only won a division title, but also had the best overall record among all MAC schools. The '11-12 campaign was the only year that BG won a title without winning the overall regularseason championship, as the Falcons won the East Division with a 13-3 mark, but West Division-winning Toledo was 14-2 in the league. Game 10 Falcons vs. Hampton December 29,

10 BGSU'S 20-WIN SEASONS (31-4 /.886) (30-5 /.857) (29-5 /.853) (28-3 /.903) (28-5 /.848) (27-3 /.900) (27-4 /.871) (27-7 /.764) (26-4 /.867) (26-8 /.765) (25-5 /.833) (24-5 /.828) (24-6 /.800) (24-7 /.774) (24-11 /.686) (23-8 /.742) (22-9 /.710) (21-8 /.724) (21-10 /.677) Bold = Roos head-coaching era MAC RECORD BOOK Most Wins, Season Bowling Green, (31-4) Bowling Green, (30-5) Bowling Green, (29-5) 29 - Toledo, (29-4) 29 - Toledo, (29-8) Bowling Green, (28-3) 28 - Bowling Green, (28-5) Bowling Green, (27-3) 27 - Bowling Green, (27-4) 27 - Bowling Green, (27-7) 27 - Central Michigan, (27-3) 27 - Toledo, (27-4) NATIONAL POSTSEASON PLAY FOR THE 10TH-STRAIGHT SEASON The Falcons have participated in national postseason play in each of the last 10 seasons, a school- and MAC-record streak. BGSU has made the WNIT field in five of those seasons, participating in the tourney in 2008 and 2009 as well as each of the last three years. The Falcons also have gone to the NCAA Championships five times in that span, making three-straight trips from , then returning to the NCAAs in 2010 and '11. Prior to the current run, the school's previous record for consecutive postseason appearances was four, as Fran Voll guided the Falcons to the NCAAs in each year from 1987 through HOME COOKIN' Last year, the Falcons broke the school record for home wins in a season. BGSU was a perfect 16-0 at the Stroh Center before falling to Rutgers in the fourth round of the WNIT. The previous record of 14 home wins was set by the '08-09 team and matched no fewer than three times over the next four years. In fact, BG has won at least 13 home games in each of the last six years. The top home records in program annals... MOST WINS AT HOME, SEASON Record Year Notes BGSU's only loss came to Rutgers in a WNIT quarterfinal Only setback was by one point to The School Up North Lone loss came to Indiana in third round of WNIT Falcons lost by one point to Purdue in Nov., VCU in March BGSU opened the Roos Era by tying the record once again BG's '11-12 seniors: 55-3 (31-1 MAC) at home in their careers th home win was BGSU's first-ever NCAA Tourn. victory Lone home loss came to Florida in NCAA Tournament play TOUGH TO SCORE AT THE STROH In 55 games at the Stroh Center, the Falcons have allowed the opponent to reach 70 points just three times. Akron is the only MAC foe to surpass the 60-point mark against the Brown and Orange in 26 trips to the building by conference foes, and the Zips have done so twice. BG has held 43 of 55 opponents to fewer than 60 points at the Stroh Center. The Falcons have limited 17 of those foes to less than 50 points, and on five occasions, BGSU has kept the opposition under the 40-point mark. THE FALCONS ARE/WERE this season, after posting a 30-5 overall record last winter; 17-1 in MAC play in , winning a division title for the ninth time in a 10-season span; since Jennifer Roos came to BGSU in the summer of 2001; in MAC games in that time: over the last 11-plus years, with marking BG's MAC-record 11thstraight season of at least 20 wins; a staggering in the past 10-plus years, with no fewer than 23 wins in each of the 10 seasons and eight MAC overall regular-season titles ( , 2012 and again in '14, plus an East Division crown in '11); an eye-popping overall, and in the MAC regular season, in the last nine-plus years, with at least 24 wins in each of those nine seasons; a superb in the last eight-plus years, including a league ledger; 10 Game 10 Falcons vs. Hampton December 29, 2014

11 a/an (insert your own adjective here) overall, and in MAC regularseason games, in the last seven-plus seasons, since Monique Rosati came to the BGSU program; overall and in MAC action over the last six-plus winters; , including a MAC ledger, in the last five-plus seasons; overall and in the MAC in the last four-plus years; overall, and 42-8 in MAC action, since seniors Deborah Hoekstra and Jasmine Matthews first put on a BGSU uniform; overall and 28-6 in league play since Jennifer Roos became head coach, junior Miriam Justinger joined the Falcons' roster, and redshirt junior Erica Donovan transferred to BG; 37-7 since Donovan and sophomores Rachel Konieczki and Abby Siefker began their BGSU playing careers, and redshirt freshmen Leah Bolton and Kennedy Kirkpatrick came to campus; in the last 174 games vs. MAC foes (regular-season and tournament); A perfect 67-0 when shooting 50 percent or better from the field since 2001; when having a better FG percentage than the opposition in that time, including a mark in the last six-plus seasons; when making more free throws than the opponent in the Roos Assistant- Coach/Associate-Head-Coach/Interim-Head-Coach/Head-Coaching Era; when outrebounding the opponent in that 13-plus-year span; 74-7 in MAC home games in the last 10 seasons; in MAC road games over the last nine years; 20-5 in the MAC Tournament in the last 10 years, with five titles (2005, '06, '07, '10 and '11), an additional championship-game appearance (2009), and trips to the semis in 2008, 2012 and 2014; overall in the MAC Tournament since it was instituted in 1982; 21-7 at Gund/Quicken Loans Arena, the site of the MAC Tournament; 52-7 in all non-conference home games since the start of the season; in 17 national postseason appearances (including a 3-11 record in the NCAA Championships and a 7-6 mark in WNIT trips); 9-10 in national postseason action since Roos arrived at BG (including a 2-5 mark in the NCAAs and a 7-5 record in the WNIT); and 46-9 in the Stroh Center, with seven losses coming by a combined 17 points. UP NEXT Following the FIU tourney, the Falcons will begin the 2015 calendar year, and the Mid-American Conference schedule, by hosting Ball State University on Jan. 3. That game is a rematch of a 2014 MAC Tournament semifinal-round matchup, and is also the first half of a Falcons hoops doubleheader at the Stroh Center. Tipoff is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. Then, BGSU returns to the road for games in Northeast Ohio vs. Akron (Jan. 7) and Kent State (Jan. 10). # BGSU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL # HOME SWEET HOME (BGSU at Anderson Arena/Stroh Center since 1997) Season Overall MAC ROAD SWEET ROAD? (BGSU away from home since 1997) Road & MAC Season Road Neutral Road Gms Game 10 Falcons vs. Hampton December 29,

12 HEAD COACH JENNIFER ROOS 2014 MAC & REGION 4 COACH OF THE YEAR THE ROOS FILE NAME Jennifer Roos DATE HIRED AT BGSU July 2, 2001 NAMED HEAD COACH April 16, 2012 BIRTHDATE July 17, 1971 HOMETOWN Louisville, Ky. COLLEGE Davidson, 1993 RECORD (Third Season) ^ MAC RECORD 28-6 ^ ^ does not include a 2-0 record as interim head coach of the Falcons during CHAMPIONSHIPS AT BGSU MAC West Division MAC Regular Season MAC Tournament MAC East Division MAC Regular Season MAC Tournament MAC East Division MAC Regular Season MAC Tournament MAC East Division MAC Regular Season MAC East Division MAC Regular Season MAC East Division MAC Regular Season MAC Tournament MAC East Division MAC Tournament MAC East Division MAC Regular Season MAC East Division MAC Regular Season POSTSEASON APPEARANCES NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2005, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011 NCAA 'SWEET SIXTEEN' 2007 WNIT 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2014 WNIT QUARTERFINAL 2014 HONORS & AWARDS MAC COACH OF THE YEAR 2014 WBCA REGION COACH OF THE YEAR 2014 Jennifer Roos is in her third season as head coach of the Falcons and her 14th with the program. Roos assumed the head-coaching position on April 16, 2012, after 11 years as an assistant coach on the BG staff, the final eight as associate head coach. Last winter, in her second season as a collegiate head coach, Roos was named the Mid-American Conference Coach of the Year, and also earned Russell Athletic/WBCA Region 4 C-O-Y honors after leading BGSU to 30 wins, a MAC regularseason title and to three wins in the WNIT. The Falcons went 30-5 overall and 17-1 in the MAC, and the overall win total was the second-highest in school and conference history. In her first season at the helm, Roos guided the Falcons to an overall record of and an 11-5 league ledger. The team advanced to the third round of the WNIT. In each of the last two years, the team that squeaked by the Falcons in national postseason play went on to win the WNIT. Drexel downed BG by three points in 2013, and Rutgers pulled out a five-point win in March of 2014 at the Stroh. The '12-13 Falcons set several program standards at the defensive end of the floor. BGSU allowed just 54.3 points per game, a new school record. That broke the mark of 55.7 ppg allowed, set the previous year. Even prior to her appointment as head coach, Roos was a major reason for the program's incredible run of success. She joined Curt Miller's staff in July of 2001, and helped the Falcons to at least one MAC championship of some kind in each of Miller's last eight seasons. BGSU won eight-straight MAC divisional titles from , earning the league's outright regular-season title in seven of those eight years. BG also captured five MAC Tournament crowns in that time. The 2014 trip to the WNIT marked BGSU's 10th consecutive national postseason appearance, and the Falcons won 20 games for the 11th consecutive season. Both streaks are MAC records by far. Roos was in charge of the Falcon defense during her tenure on Miller's staff, and also served as the team's recruiting coordinator. After three years as an assistant coach with the Falcons, she was elevated to associate head coach in When Miller suffered a mild stroke in January of 2012, Roos assumed interim head-coaching duties and led the Falcons to a 2-0 record, with wins over Central Michigan and Northern Illinois prior to Miller's return to the bench in early February. Since Roos arrived at BGSU, the Falcons have fashioned an overall record of and a MAC mark of Those numbers aren't too shabby, as they represent a success rate of over 74 percent overall and a winning percentage of better than 77% in conference action. Over the last 11-plus years, however, the numbers are even more staggering. The Falcons are (79.9%) overall, (85.4%) in MAC regularseason play and (84.5%) in all games vs. league foes during that time. Roos came to the Falcon program after spending eight years at Davidson College. She became a coach with the Wildcats upon her graduation from the school. Roos, a native of Louisville, Ky., was a member of both the Davidson club team and the varsity squad. The latter season marked the varsity program's first after a six-year absence. Roos was a standout in field hockey during her undergraduate years. She was a four-year letterwinner and a three-time MVP for Davidson. Roos led the 'Cats to a record in her four seasons, and helped the squad to three consecutive Deep South Association championships. Roos served as a captain for both the field hockey and basketball teams as a senior. She also lettered in lacrosse at Davidson. Roos graduated from Davidson in 1993, with a B.A. in history, upon which she began her coaching career at the school. In January of 2006, Roos was inducted into the Davidson Athletics Hall of Fame. She was inducted into her high school's (Kentucky Country Day) Hall of Fame in February of BGSU'S RECORD SINCE ROOS JOINED THE STAFF Season Overall (Pct.) MAC (Pct.) Finish MAC Tournament (.321) 6-10 (.375) 4th in East Lost in First Round (.429) 5-11 (.313) T-6th in West Lost in First Round (.677) 11-5 (.688) T-2nd in West Lost in Championship (.742) 13-3 (.813) FIRST in West * CHAMPIONS (.903) 16-0 (1.00) FIRST in East * CHAMPIONS (.886) 15-1 (.938) FIRST in East * CHAMPIONS (.765) 13-3 (.813) FIRST in East * Lost in Semifinals (.853) 15-1 (.938) FIRST in East * Lost in Championship (.794) 14-2 (.875) FIRST in East * CHAMPIONS (.848) 13-3 (.813) FIRST in East CHAMPIONS (.774) 14-2 (.875) FIRST in East * Lost in Semifinals (.686) 11-5 (.688) 2nd in East Lost in Third Round (.857) 17-1 (.944) FIRST in East * Lost in Semifinals (.778) TOTALS (.744) (.776) 9 MAC Regular-Season Titles * best overall regular-season record in MAC 5 MAC Tournament Titles 12 Game 10 Falcons vs. Hampton December 29, 2014