Mid-American Conference Women s Basketball Standings

Mid-American Conference 24 Public Square, 15th Floor Cleveland, OH 44113 Women s Basketball Women s Basketball Contact: Gary Richter E-Mail: grichter@mac-sports.com 2005-06 MAC Women s Basketball January 30, 2006 For Immediate Release Phone: (216) 566-4622 Fax: (216) 858-9622 Website: www.mac-sports.com 2005-06 Mid-American Conference Women s Basketball Standings Conference Games Overall Games WEST DIVISION School W L Pct. Hm Rd Stk HStk W L Pct. Hm Rd Neu Stk HStk LWStk L10 Eastern Michigan 7 0 1.000 5-0 3-0 W 7 W 5 13 5.867 10-2 3-0 0-3 W 9 W 5 9 9-1 Ball State 4 3.571 2-1 2-2 W 1 W 1 11 7.611 6-2 5-5 0-0 W 1 W 1 5 5-5 Western Michigan 4 3.571 3-1 1-2 L 1 W 2 7 11.389 4-3 3-5 0-3 L 1 W 2 2 4-6 Toledo 3 4.429 2-3 1-1 W 2 W 1 8 9.471 5-3 3-5 0-1 W 2 W 1 2 3-7 Northern Illinois 3 4.429 1-2 2-2 L 1 L 2 7 11.389 4-3 2-8 1-0 L 1 L 2 2 5-5 Central Michigan 1 6.143 0-4 1-2 L 3 L 3 10 8.556 4-4 5-4 1-0 L 3 L 3 6 3-7 EAST DIVISION W L Pct. Hm. Rd. Stk. HStk W L Pct. Hm. Rd. Neu. Stk. HStk LWStk L10 Bowling Green 7 0 1.000 4-0 3-0 W 7 W 4 16 2.889 7-0 7-1 2-1 W 7 W 13 8 8-2 Kent State 5 2.714 3-1 2-1 W 1 W 2 12 6.667 7-1 3-4 2-1 W 1 W 2 5 6-4 Ohio 4 3.571 2-1 2-2 W 1 W 2 7 11.389 3-4 3-5 1-2 W 1 W 2 2 5-5 Buffalo 2 5.286 0-4 2-1 L 3 L 4 7 11.389 2-8 4-2 1-1 L 3 L 4 4 3-7 Miami 2 5.286 1-3 1-2 L 1 W 1 7 11.389 3-3 3-7 1-1 L 1 W 1 2 4-6 Akron 0 7.000 0-4 0-3 L 7 L 4 3 15.167 2-6 0-9 1-0 L 7 L 4 1 2-8 MAC UPCOMING SCHEDULE (ALL TIMES LOCAL TO SITE) Tuesday, January 31 Buffalo at Northern Illinois, 7:00 Western Michigan at Akron, 7:00 Ball State at Ohio, 8:00 - FSN Ohio Wednesday, 1 Miami at Central Michigan, 7:00 Eastern Michigan at Bowling Green, 7:00 Toledo at Kent State, 7:00 Saturday, 4 Buffalo at Ball State, 1:00 Northern Illinois at Miami, 2:00 Kent State at Western Michigan, 2:00 Ohio at Central Michigan, 2:00 Akron at Eastern Michigan, 7:00 Sunday, 5 Bowling Green at Toledo, 4:00 - FSN Ohio INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS Scoring: Lindsay Shearer (KSU) - 19th/19.6 ppg Assists: Malika Willoughby (KSU) - 17th/5.8 apg Steals: Malika Willoughby (KSU) - 19th/3.1 spg Carin Horne (BG) - 23rd/3.0 spg FG Pct.: Heather Turner (UB) - 6th/64.5 pct. FT Pct: Lindsay Shearer (KSU) - 25th/86.8 pct. MAC IN THE NCAA RANKINGS (THROUGH GAMES OF JAN. 23) RECENT MAC RESULTS Wednesday, January 25 at Western Michigan 88, Ohio 77 Bowling Green 57, at Central Michigan 52 at Miami 66, Ball State 65 Toledo 57, at Buffalo 47 at Eastern Michigan 65, Kent State 55 Northern Illinois 75, at Akron 67 Saturday, January 28 at Bowling Green 77, Western Michigan 69 Ohio 74, at Northern Illinois 62 at Kent State 57, Central Michigan 51 at Ball State 67, Akron 66 at Toledo 77, Miami 58 Eastern Michigan 56, at Buffalo 41 TEAM RANKINGS Scoring Defense: Bowling Green - 22nd/55.2 ppg Central Michigan - 29th/56.0 Free Throw Pct.: Central Michigan - 25th/74.7 W-L Pct: Bowling Green - 14th/87.5 (14-2) Fewest Turnovers: Bowling Green - 17th/14.1 tpg Scoring Margin: Bowling Green - 18th/14.4 FG Pct. Defense: Eastern Michigan - 25th/35.9 3-Point FG Pct.: Ohio - 30th/37.5 Steals Per Game: Kent State - 24th/11.5 Bowling Green - 28th/11.3 Home Win Steak: Bowling Green - 9th/13 MAC Highlights Bowling Green and Eastern Michigan both won Saturday to improve to 7-0 in league play and set up Wednesday s encounter between the undefeated teams at BG s Anderson Arena. There are two featured MAC Games of the Week slated for FSN Ohio. Wednesday Ball State is at Ohio at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 4 p.m. Bowling Green is at Toledo. Toledo won back-to-back league games for the first time this year with wins last week vs. Buffalo and Miami. In Saturday s 77-58 triumph over Miami, the Rockets went on a 15-0 run in the second half after Miami had overcome a 15 point deficit to take a four-point lead. Danielle Bishop and Savannah Werner each scored 20 points for the Rockets. Liz Honegger reached 1,000 career points with 6 points in BG s 77-69 win over Western Michigan. Ali Mann led the victors with 22 points while Carrie Moore carried WMU with 28 points. Lauren Revesz had 26 in the absence of leading scorer Simone Redd (ankle injury) as Ohio triumphed at 74-62 Northern Illinois. Bobcat head coach Lynn Bria earned her 75th career victory at OU, the second most in school history. Lindsay Shearer, with 26 points, had her fifth consecutive game with 20-plus points in Kent State s 57-51 win over Central Michigan. The Golden Flashes maintained their one game lead over Ohio for second place in the East. Tina Bolte drilled a 3-point goal with 9 seconds left for a 67-66 win over Akron. Erica Cotton led BSU with a career-high 19 points. The Zips Jessie Crooks captured game high honors with 22 points, her third consecutive outing of 20 or more points. In MAC only games, BSU s Kelsey Corbin is 23-of-23 from the line and UB s Heather Turner is shooting 66.7 percent (38-of-57) from the field.

2005-06 MAC Women s Basketball Past Players Of The Week East Division Nov. 21 -- Lindsay Shearer, Kent State Nov. 28 -- Liz Honegger, Bowling Green Dec. 5 -- Brooke Meunier - Buffalo Dec. 12 -- Ali Mann, Bowling Green Dec. 19 -- Heather Turner, Buffalo Dec. 27 -- Simone Redd, Ohio Jan. 2 -- Heather Turner, Buffalo Jan. 9 -- Rachelle Bennett, Kent State Jan. 16 -- Ali Mann, Bowling Green Jan. 23 -- Lindsay Shearer, Kent State West Division Nov. 21 -- Casey Rost - W. Michigan Nov. 28 -- Chasidy Myers, C. Michigan Dec. 5 -- Julie DeMuth, Ball State Dec. 12 -- Ann Skufca, C. Michigan Dec. 19 -- Casey Manning, C. Michigan Dec. 27 -- Nikki Knapp. E. Michigan Jan. 2 -- Stephanie Raymond, N. Illinois Jan. 9 -- Ryan Coleman, E. Michigan Jan. 16 -- Stephanie Raymond, N. Illinois Jan. 23 -- Casey Rost, W.Michigan Mid-American Conference Players Of The Week EAST DIVISION Lindsay Shearer, Kent State Senior, foward - Minerva, Ohio/Minerva Shearer averaged 24.0 points and 8.5 rebounds as the Golden Flashes went 1-1 last week. In the 65-55 loss at Eastern Michigan, she had 22 points and four rebounds and in the 57-51 win over Central Michigan she had 26 points and 12 rebounds. Shearer also went 24-of-26 (92.3 percent) from the free throw line and 45.8 percent (11-of-24) from the field. Already the league s top scorer at 20.1 ppg, Shearer averaged 4.0 ppg above her average for the week. WEST DIVISION Savannah Werner - Toledo Junior, forward - Angola, Ind./Angola The Rockets won back-to-back conference games for the first time this year as Werner led the way with her averages of 16.0 points and 7.0 rebounds in each contest. She shot 65.0 percent (13-of-20 from the field and had just one turnover in 65 minutes. She had 20 points and six rebounds in a 77-58 win over Miami and 12 points and a team-high eight rebounds in a 57-47 victory at Buffalo. ADDITIONAL NOMINEES - EAST DIVISION Jessie Crooks, Akron - Jr., F: Crooks averaged 21.5 points and 6.5 rebounds in two games. She had game highs in each outing with 21 points in a 75-67 loss to Northern Illinois and a career-high 22 points in a 67-66 loss at Ball State, including 17 points in the second half. Crooks shot 63.0 percent (17-of-27) from the field and 55.6 percent (5-of-9) from three-point range. 2006 Kraft Women s Basketball Tournament March 4, 8, 10-11, 2006 Quicken Loans Arena Cleveland, Ohio Saturday, March 4 (campus sites) West #5 at East #4, TBA East #5 at West #4, TBA West #6 at East #3, TBA East #6 at East #3, TBA Wednesday, March 8 Quicken Loans Arena W. #1 vs. E. #4/W. #5 Winner, 1 p.m. E. #2 vs. W. #3/E. #6 Winner, 3 p.m. E. #1 vs. W. #4/E. #5 Winner, 5:30 p.m. W. #2 vs. E. #3/W. #6 Winner, 7 p.m. Friday, March 10 Quicken Loans Arena Semifinal #1, Noon Semifinal #2, 2:30 p.m. Saturday, March 11 Quicken Loans Arena Championship Game (FSN Ohio), 1 p.m. Kate Achter, Bowling Green - So. G: Achter averaged 14.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 2.0 steals in two Falcon wins. In a 57-52 triumph at Central Michigan she had 10 points, five assists and four rebounds. Achter had 19 points, nine rebounds three assists and two steals in the 77-69 victory over Western Michigan. Eve Pyle, Miami - Fr., F: Pyle averaged 12.5 points and 9.5 rebounds in two game. She poured in 19 points and snagged a Miami freshman record 15 rebounds in a 66-65 win at Ball State, which included two game winning free throws by her with two seconds remaining. Ciara Iglehart, Ohio - Sr., F: Iglehart averaged 18.5 points and 4.5 rebounds in two games. Her best outing was a career-high 23 points in an 88-77 loss at Western Michigan. She also had 14 points and six boards in a 74-62 win at Northern Illinois. ADDITIONAL NOMINEES - WEST DIVISION Erica Cotton, Ball State - Sr., G: Cotton averaged 18.0 points, 4.0 rebounds, 1.5 steals and 1.0 assists as the Cardinals split a pair of one-point games. She had a career-high 19 points in a 67-66 win over Akron and had 17 points in a 66-65 loss to Miami. Patrice McKinney, Eastern Michigan - So., G: McKinney averaged 13.0 points, 11.0 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 2.0 blocked shots and 1.0 steals as EMU topped Kent State 65-55 and Buffalo 56-41. McKinney shot 50.0 percent (11-of-22) from the field and had her best game of 20 points and 13 rebounds vs. KSU. Stephanie Raymond, Northern Illinois - Jr., G: Raymond averaged 17.0 points, 5.5 assists, 2.5 steals and 2.0 rebounds as the Huskies went 1-1. She had 16 points in a 75-67 win at Akron and followed with 18 points in a 74-62 loss to Ohio. Carrie Moore, Western Michigan - Jr., G: Moore posted numbers of 23.5 points and 7.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.5 steals in two games. She had 19 points in an 88-77 win vs. Ohio and a game-high 28 points in a 77-69 defeat at the hands of Bowling Green.

2005-06 MAC Women s Basketball Bowling Green and Eastern Michigan Tabbed As MAC Women s Favorites The Mid-American Conference announced that Bowling Green (East Division) and Eastern Michigan (West Division) have been chosen as preseason favorites to win their respective divisions in women s basketball. Voting was conducted by members of the MAC News Media Association. The Falcons were also tabbed to win the MAC Tournament. MAC Preseason All-Conference Team East Division Name, School, Cl., Pos. Liz Honegger, Bowling Green, Jr., Forward Ali Mann, Bowling Green, Jr., Forward Lindsay Shearer, Kent State, Sr., Forward Malika Willoughby, Kent State, Sr., Guard Cindi Merrill, Miami, Sr., Guard MAC Fast Break West Division Name, School, Cl., Pos. Nikki Knapp, Eastern Michigan, Sr., Forward Ryan Coleman, Eastern Michigan, Sr., Guard Stephanie Raymond, N. Illinois, Jr., Guard Danielle Bishop, Toledo, Jr., Guard Carrie Moore, Western Michigan, Jr., Guard Heading East The MAC will have a shift in its makeup of divisions this year as Bowling Green will return to the East Division after being a West Division member from 2002-04. The move was made necessary with the departure of Marshall to Conference USA. The newest alignment is as follows: East Division Akron, Bowling Green, Buffalo, Kent State, Miami and Ohio. West Division- Ball State, Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan, Northern Illinois, Toledo and Western Michigan. New Faces Two first time head coaches will patrol MAC sidelines this year with each division offering a new coach. In the West, Carol Owens returns to her alma mater at Northern Illinois from a position as an associate coach at the University of Notre Dame. Owens, who became the first-ever Huskie to garner career numbers of 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds while leading the team to a No. 17 ranking in the final AP poll in 1990, helped the Fighting Irish to the NCAA Championship in 2001. The East Division welcomes Linda Hill-MacDonald as head coach, who takes over the Buffalo program from her position as assistant coach at South Carolina. Hill-MacDonald has previous head coaching experience at Temple (1980-90) and Minnesota (1990-97) in the collegiate ranks and for the Cleveland Rockers (1997-99) of the WNBA. A MAC First For the first time in MAC history, women s basketball has produced three 20-win teams three years in a row. In 2005, league champion Bowling Green and West division champion Eastern Michigan each tallied 23 victories while co-east champion Kent State had 21 wins. In 2004 Miami (22), EMU (22) and BGSU (21) reached 20-plus wins. The 2003 campaign saw three West division teams reach the 20-win plateau - Ball State (21), Toledo (20) and Western Michigan (20). Tournament Changes The Mid-American Conference Women s Basketball Tournament will be held in the same building that it has been for the past five years -- it will just have a new name. Quicken Loans Arena (The Q), formerly Gund Arena -- will be the site for the 2006 Kraft MAC Women s Basketball Tournament. This year, four teams will receive a bye -- the East & West Division Champions and the two teams that finish in second place in each diivision. First round matchups will have all cross-division matchups. All-MAC Returnees 13 of 20 All-MAC selections will return for the 2005-06 season. Below is a look at the returnees: Lindsay Shearer, Kent State, Sr., F (first-team) Carrie Moore, Western Michigan, Jr., G (first-team) Ryan Coleman, Eastern Michigan, Sr., G (first-team) Liz Honegger, Bowling Green, Jr., F (second-team) Ali Mann, Bowling Green, Jr., F (second-team) Cindi Merrill, Miami, Sr., G (second-team) Danielle Bishop, Toledo, Jr., F (third-team) Nikki Knapp, Eastern Michigan, Sr., F (third-team) Stephanie Raymond, Northern Illinois, Jr., G (third-team) MAC Women s Basketball Media Contacts Akron Basketball Contact: Melanie Schneider Office: (330) 972-6584 E-Mail: mschnei@uakron.edu www.gozips.com Ball State Basketball Contact: Kathy Muffenbier Office: (765) 285-8242 E-Mail: Kmuffenb@bsu.edu www.ballstatesports.com Bowling Green Basketball Contact: Mike Cihon Office: (419) 372-0474 E-Mail: mjcihon@bgnet.bgsu.edu www.bgsufalcons.com Buffalo Basketball Contact: Brian Wolff Office: (716) 645-6311 E-Mail: bcwolff@buffalo.edu www.buffalobulls.com Central Michigan Basketball Contact: Rob Wyman Office: (989) 774-2588 E-Mail: wyman1rd@cmich.edu www.cmuchippewas.com Eastern Michigan Basketball Contact: Greg Steiner Office: (734) 487-0317 E-Mail: gsteiner2@emich.edu www.emueagles.com Kent State Basketball Contact: Jason Tirotta Office: (330) 672-2254 E-Mail: jtirotta@kent.edu www.kentstatesports.com Miami Basketball Contact: Vince Frieden Office: (513) 529-4330 E-Mail: friedevt@muohio.edu www.muredhawks.com Northern Illinois Basketball Contact: Steve Nemeth Office: (815) 753-1706 E-Mail: snemeth@niu.edu www.niuhuskies.com Ohio Basketball Contact: T.J. Lasita Office: (740) 597-1828 E-Mail: tl154101@ohio.edu www.ohiobobcats.com Toledo Basketball Contact: Brian DeBenedictis Office: (419) 530-4919 E-Mail: bdebene@utnet.utoledo.edu www.utrockets.com Western Michigan Basketball Contact: Paula Haughn Office: (269) 387-2163 E-Mail: paula.haughn@wmich.edu www.wmubroncos.com -- Continued on next page

2005-06 MAC Women s Basketball National Polls USA Today/ESPN (Jan. 24, 2006) No. School Rec. Pts. Prv. 1. Duke (31) 19-0 775 2 2. North Carolina 18-0 729 3 3. Tennessee 18-1 722 1 4. Connecticut 17-2 662 5 5. LSU 16-1 661 4 6. Maryland 17-2 629 6 7. Ohio State 15-2 587 7 8. Purdue 15-2 530 11 9. Rutgers 13-3 490 9 10. Baylor 13-3 482 8 11. DePaul 17-2 460 10 12. Minnesota 13-4 426 12 13. Stanford 13-4 401 15 14. Oklahoma 15-4 366 17 15. Georgia 13-5 348 16 16. Michigan State 14-6 332 14 17. New Mexico 14-4 241 18 18. Arizona State 14-5 236 13 19. Temple 14-4 227 20 20. BYU 15-1 166 23 21. Notre Dame 12-5 139 22 22. Vanderbilt 13-6 116 19 23. Florida 15-3 75 nr 24. Boston College 13-6 51 21 25. Southern Cal 13-5 38 nr Others Receiving Votes: Virginia 25; Missouri 21; Utah 19; George Washington 18; Virginia Tech 16; Louisville 13; Lousiana Tech 12; Washington 11; St. John s 10; Bowling Green 6; Kentucky 6; Kansas 4; N.C. State 3; Texas 3; Tulsa 3; Liberty 1; TCU 1. Associated Press (Jan. 22, 2006) No. School Rec. Pts. Prv. 1. Tennessee (36) 18-0 1,140 1 2. Duke (10) 18-0 1,112 2 3. North Carolina 18-0 1,049 4 4. LSU 16-1 985 3 5. Connecticut 17-2 983 5 6. Maryland 16-2 915 6 7. Ohio State 15-2 875 7 8. Purdue 15-2 807 11 9. Baylor 13-3 696 8 10. Rutgers 13-3 685 9 11. Stanford 13-4 643 14 12. DePaul 17-2 621 10 13. Oklahoma 15-4 619 17 14. Minnesota 13-4 572 16 15. Georgia 13-5 531 13 16. Michigan State 14-6 492 12 17. Temple 14-4 342 21 18. New Mexico 14-4 334 20 19. Arizona State 14-5 283 15 20. BYU 15-1 280 23 21. Notre Dame 12-5 225 24 22. Vanderbilt 13-6 120 19 23. Southern Cal 13-5 116 nr 24. Florida 15-3 105 nr 25. Virginia Tech 14-3 73 18 Others Receiving Votes: Boston College 56; N. C. State 51; St. John s 47; Texas A&M 42; Utah 38; George Washington 34; Virginia 23; Washington 10; Inidana State 9; Texas 9; Louisville 7; Missouri 6; California 5; Hartford 2; Iowa State 2; Tulsa 2; Bowling Green 1; Fresno State 1; Lousisana Tech 1; Marquette 1. MAC Fast Break, Cont. Carin Horne, Bowling Green, Jr., F (honorable mention) Malika Willoughby, Kent State, Sr., G (honorable mention) Amanda Jackson, Miami, Jr., G (honorable mentio) Simone Redd, Ohio, So., G (honorable mention) 2007 NCAA Women s Final Four Coming To Cleveland On July 9, 2001, the NCAA Division I Women s Basketball Committee chose sites for the 2005, 2006 and 2007 NCAA Women s Final Four, and Cleveland was one of the cities selected. Indianapolis was selected to host in 2005, Boston in 2006 and Cleveland was picked for 2007. The Mid-American Conference, along with Cleveland State, will serve as co-hosts for the event at Quicken Loans Arena. First and second-round games will start on Saturday, March 17, with regionals slated to start on Saturday, March 24. The Women s Final Four will be Sunday, April 1 and Tuesday, April 3 at Quicken Loans Arena. In preparation for the event, facility will host this season s Midwest Regional on March 26th and 28th. MAC Media Relations The Internet - www.mac-sports.com The Mid-American Conference maintains its website at www.mac-sports.com. Complete information on the league and the member schools is available. The MAC website features the MAC Beat, standings and statistics, as well as Player of the Week awards for all 23 MAC sponsored sports. The MAC Beat highlights national and regional stories written by the writers who cover the 12 MAC schools on a daily basis. In men s basketball, the following will be updated each day following games: Conference Standings Composite Schedules & Results Conference Statistics Media can access Acrobat PDF files of the daily release, player of the week release and the conference media guide on the web site. MAC Press Release The MAC communications staff will update a release, including team notes, results and MAC Players of the Week the following morning after games are played during the season. Complete league statistics will be updated via the conference web site daily following games. MAC Players of The Week A MAC East Division and West Division Player of the Week will be chosen each Monday during the regular season. Nominations are submitted by the school sports information offices and the winners are selected by the MAC media relations staff.

2005-06 MAC Women s Basketball MAC Record vs. Non-Conference Opponents MAC Basketball TV Schedule America East...1-0 Northeastern...1-0 Atlantic Coast...0-3 Duke...0-1 Virginia Tech...0-1 Wake Forest...0-1 Atlantic Sun...3-0 Lipscomb...2-0 Jacksonville...1-0 Atlantic 10...5-4 Dayton...0-2 Duquesne...1-2 Massachusetts...1-0 St. Bonaventure...1-0 St. Louis...3-0 Big 12...0-2 Iowa State...0-1 Missouri...0-1 Big East...1-7 Cincinnati...0-1 DePaul...0-2 Louisville...0-1 Notre Dame...0-1 Pittsburgh...0-1 Seton Hall...1-0 Syracuse...0-1 Big South...1-0 Radford...1-0 Big Sky...2-1 Montana State...0-1 Montana State...2-0 Big Ten...4-6 Illinois...0-1 Indiana...1-1 Michigan...2-1 Michigan State...0-1 Northwestern...1-1 Purdue...0-1 Big West...0-1 CSU-Northridge...0-1 Colonial Athletic...0-3 Delaware...0-1 UNC Wilmington...0-1 Virginia Commonwealth...0-1 Conference USA...0-5 Central Florida...0-1 East Carolina...0-1 Tulane...0-2 Tulsa...0-1 Horizon... 11-6 Cleveland State...3-1 Detroit...2-0 Illinois-Chicago...2-0 IUPUI...1-1 Youngstown State...2-2 Wright State...1-2 Ivy League...1-0 Dartmouth...1-0 Metro Atlantic...3-0 Canisius...2-0 Iona...1-0 Mid-Continent...7-3 Butler...2-0 Chicago State...1-0 Chicago State...2-0 Oakland...3-1 Western Illinois...0-1 Wisconsin Green-Bay...0-1 Mid-Eastern...1-1 Coppin State...1-0 South Carolina State...0-1 Missouri Valley...2-4 Drake...0-1 Evansville...1-0 Illinois State...1-1 Indiana State...0-1 Wichita State...0-1 Mountain West...0-1 Utah...0-1 Ohio Valley...2-0 Jacksonville State...1-0 Murray State...1-0 Patriot...1-2 American...0-1 Bucknell...0-1 Lafayette...1-0 Southeastern...1-4 Auburn...1-1 Kentucky...0-1 South Carolina...0-1 Vanderbilt...0-1 Southern...0-1 UNC Greensboro...0-1 Southland...1-1 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi...0-1 Texas-San Antonio...1-0 Sun Belt...4-1 Florida International...1-2 Lafayette...1-0 New Orleans...1-0 Troy...1-0 Southwestern Athletic...1-0 Alcorn State...1-1 WAC...0-2 Hawaii...0-2 West coast...1-1 St. Mary s...1-0 Santa Clara...0-1 Independents & Non DI...6-0 IPFW...3-0 North Dakota State...3-0 Wilberforce...1-0 Total:... 61-61 (.500) Friday, November 18 Central Connecticut State at Eastern Michigan, 8:30 p.m. (Comcast Local) Sunday, November 20 Notre Dame at Western Michigan, 7 p.m. (Comcast Local) Wednesday, November 30 Central Michigan at Michigan, 7 p.m. (Comcast Local) Tuesday, December 20 Buffalo at Oakland, 7 p.m. (Comcast Local) Friday, December 30 Central Michigan at Michigan State, 7 p.m. (Comcast Local) Wednesday, January 18 Eastern Michigan at Ball State, 7 p.m. (Comcast Local) Wednesday, January 25 Kent State at Eastern Michigan, 7 p.m. (Comcast Local) Tuesday, January 31 Ball State at Ohio, 8 p.m. (FSN Ohio) Sunday, 5 Bowling Green at Toledo, 4 p.m. (FSN Ohio) (MAC Game Of The Week) Saturday, 11 Miami at Eastern Michigan, 2 p.m. (FSN Ohio) (MAC Game Of The Week) Tuesday, 14 Western Michigan at Central Michigan, 7 p.m. (Comcast Local) Saturday, 18 Kent State at Akron, 2 p.m. (FSN Ohio) (MAC Game Of The Week) Sunday, 26 Western Michigan at Northern Illinois, 2 p.m. (Comcast Local) Tuesday, 28 Northern Illinois at Ball State, 7 p.m. (Comcat Local) Friday, March 10 Tournament Semifinal #1 (FSN Ohio) Tournament Semifinal #2 (FSN Ohio) Saturday, March 11 Tournament Championship Game (FSN Ohio)

MAC East Division Team Snapshots Akron Zips (3-15, 0-7 MAC) Bowling Green Falcons (16-2, 7-0 MAC) Buffalo Bulls (7-11, 2-5 MAC) Last Week: L 67-75 vs. Northern Illinois L 66-67 at Ball State Tue., Jan. 31 vs. Western Michigan, 7:00 Sat., Feb. 4 at Eastern Michigan, 7:00 Last 5: 0-5 Last 10: 2-8 Junior Jessie Crooks has produced three consecutive games with 20-plus points, with two of those on the road. Crooks has games of 20 (at Ohio), 21 (Northern Illinois) and 22 (at Ball State). In MAC-only games, Crooks ranks fourth in scoring at 16.9 ppg. The last two games, the Zips have averaged 66.5 points, well above the season average of 55.8 Courtney Stewart is tied for second in the league in steals per game (2.72), is fourth in three-point goals per game (1.89) and is 25th in scoring at 10.1 ppg. Stewart s 34 3-point goals have surpassed her total of last year (31) and her 49 steals is also better than her 2005 total of 40. November (0-3) 18 at Dayton L 51-64 22 at Pittsburgh L, 46-91 25 Cleveland State L, 59-62 December (3-5) 1 Montana State W, 73-60 3 at Duquesne L, 54-72 8 at Drake L, 48-73 10 at Iowa State L, 43-76 19 Youngstown State L, 50-58 22 Jacksonville State W 73-70 29 at Dartmouth# L 55-71 30 Lafayette# W 53-52 January (0-7) 7 at Bowling Green* L 54-71 10 at Kent State* L 38-62 14 Miami* L 54-65 18 Buffalo* L 63-68 21 at Ohio* L 55-63 25 Northern Illinois* L 67-75 28 at Ball State* L 62-74 31 Western Michigan* 7:00 4 at Eastern Michigan* 7:00 8 at Toledo* 7:00 11 Central Michigan* 2:00 15 Bowling Green* 7:00 18 Kent State* 2:00 21 at Miami* 7:00 25 at Buffalo* 2:00 28 Ohio* 7:00 #Blue Sky Classic at Hanover, N.H. * Mid-American Conference Game Home games in BOLD Last Week: W 57-52 at Central Michigan W 77-69 vs. Western Michigan Wed., Feb. 1 vs. Eastern Michigan, 7:00 Sun., Feb. 5 at Toledo, 4:00 Last 5: 5-0 Last 10: 8-2 Liz Honegger became the 20th paler in BG history to reach 1,000 points in Saturday s win over Western Michigan. Earlier this year the Falcons Ali Mann had reached 1,000 career points. The Falcons have won 14 consecutive games at home and 17 of the last 18 dating back to last year. Bowling Green is 7-0 at home this season. In Saturday s win over Western Michigan, Kate Achter scored a career-high 19 points and tied another career mark with 9 rebounds. She was 11-of-13 from the line, including 8-of-8 in the second half. In MAC-only games, BG leads the league in assists (15.7 per game), steals (11.6 per game), turnover margin (+8.4) and scoring (71.1 ppg). BG s last loss at home came last season against Wednesday s opponent, Eastern Michigan. 51-48 on Jan. 12, 2005. November (5-0) 18 IPFW W 78-50 21 St. Francis (Pa.) W, 77-55 25 IUPUI# W, 66-55 26 Indiana# W, 68-50 30 at Detroit W, 78-67 December (4-1) 6 Duquesne W, 76-51 10 at FIU W, 67-56 22 at Oakland W 72-59 28 at Delaware^ L 44-48 29 Iona^ W62-45 January (7-1) 2 at Kentucky L 62-66 - ot 7 Akron* W 71-54 10 at Buffalo* W 75-48 14 at Kent State* W 61-58 18 Ohio* W 77-63 21 Miami* W 80-58 25 at Central Michigan* W 57-52 28 Western Michigan* W 77-69 1 Eastern Michigan* 7:00 5 at Toledo* 4:00 8 Northern Illinois* 7:00 11 at Ball State* 3:00 15 at Akron* 7:00 18 Buffalo* 1:00 22 Kent State* 7:00 25 at Ohio* 1:00 28 at Miami 7:00 #Indiana University Classic (at Bloomington) ^Hawk Classic at St. Joseph s * Mid-American Conference Game Last Week: L 47-57 vs. Toledo L 41-56 vs. Eastern Michigan Tue., Jan. 31 at Northern Illinois, 7:00 Sat. Feb. 4 at Ball State, 1:00 Last 5: 1-4 Last 10: 3-7 Freshman Jamie Schiebner ranks ninth in the MAC in rebounds (6.9 rpg) and third in defensive rebounds (5.4 rpg). Heather Turner tops the MAC in field goal accuracy at 64.1 percent while making 100-of- 156 attempts. Turner, as a freshman last year, led the league with a 57.1 field goal rate. UB has five road wins this year, the most since they won six such contests during the 2002-03 campaign. UB is 5-3 on the road and just 2-8 at home. The Bulls average 10 more ppg on the road. UB has two conference wins, equalling the team s total in all of last year. In the last two years combined, UB has won a total of six conference games. November (1-3) 18 Canisius L 61-77 20 Syracuse L 63-64 22 Auburn L, 41-70 30 at Lafayette W, 66-56 December (4-3) 3 at Niagara W, 68-45 7 Youngstown State W, 53-40 18 Northeastern W, 87-59 20 at Oakland L 80-82 ot 28 Bucknell L 63-74 30 at Texas San Antonio# W 73-62 31 Tulsa# L 39-64 January (2-5) 7 at Miami* W 78-75 10 Bowling Green* L 48-75 14 Ohio* L 62-72 18 at Akron* W 68-63 21 at Kent State* L 65-73 25 Toledo* L 47-57 28 Eastern Michigan* L 41-56 31 at Northern Illinois* 7:05 4 at Ball State 1:00 8 Central Michigan 7:00 11 at Western Michigan 2:00 14 Miami 7:00 18 at Bowling Green tba 21 at Ohio 7:00 25 Akron 2:00 28 Kent State 7:00 # at UTSA Classic * Mid-American Conference Game Home games in BOLD

Last Week: L 55-65 at Eastern Michigan W 57-51 vs. Central Michigan Kent State Golden Flashes (12-6, 5-2 MAC) Last Week: W 66-65 vs. Ball State L 58-77 at Toledo Miami Redhawks (7-11, 2-5 MAC) MAC East Division Team Snapshots Ohio Bobcats (7-11, 4-3 MAC) Last Week: L 77-88 at Western Michigan W 74-62 at Northern Illinois Wed., Feb. 1 vs. Toledo, 7:00 Sat., Feb. 4 at Western Michigan, 2:00 Last 5: 3-2 Last 10: 6-4 Senior forward Lindsay Shearer surpassed the 1,500 career points plateau (1,537) with 48 points bin two games last week. Senior Malika Willoughby leads the MAC in assists (5.44 apg) and in steals (3.22 spg). Only Michelle Burden (KSU, 1991) and Shala Crooks (BSU, 2000-01-02) have led the MAC in both categories in the same season. For the first time this season a team shot as high as 50.0 percent from the field against the Golden Flashes when Eastern Michigan made 27-of-54 attempts. KSU is allowing foes a success rate of 37.0 percent overall and 37.5 percent in conference games. Lindsay Shearer ranks in the top 10 in the MAC in scoring (first, 20.1 ppg), rebounds (eighth, 7.1 rpg), FG Pct. (fourth, 51.3) and free throw pct. (first, 88.0). November (3-1) 18 Lipscomb W 69-34 20 Auburn W 68-64 - ot 25 Valpariaso# L, 62-66 - ot 26 Elon# W, 57-54 December (4-3) 3 Montana State W, 77-61 10 at St. Bonaventure W, 81-59 17 Alcorn State^ W, 82-59 18 Texas A&M CC^ L, 48-68 21 Radford W 87-76 2ot 28 at Hawaii L 55-61 30 at Hawaii L 56-67 January (5-2) 8 at Ohio* W 83-73 10 Akron* W 62-38 14 Bowling Green* L 58-61 17 at Miami* W 83-78, ot 21 Buffalo* W 73-65 25 at Eastern Michigan* L 55-65 28 Central Michigan* W 57-51 1 Toledo* 7:00 4 at Western Michigan* 2:00 8 Ball State* 7:00 11 at Northern Illinois* 2:00 15 Ohio* 7:00 18 at Akron* 2:00 22 at Bowling Green* 7:00 25 Miami* 2:00 28 at Buffalo* 7:00 #Xavier Invitational (Cincinnati, Ohio) ^Islander Classic (Corpus Christi, Texas) *Mid-American Conference game Home games in BOLD Wed., Feb. 1 at Central Michigan, 7:00 Sat., Feb. 4 vs. Northern Illinois, 2:00 Last 5: 2-3 Last 10: 4-6 Eve Pyle, who had missed seven games aerly in the season with a foot injury, poured in 19 points and grabbe a career-high 15 rebounds in the 66-65 win over Ball State. She also connected on two free throws with two seconds remaining for the winning points. Another RedHawk freshman, Jenna Schone, is second in the league with 91 assists for a per game average of 5.06. After a 2-6 record in January, Miami looks forward to. During the Red- Hawks have posted a 31-7 (81.6 win percentage) under Maria Fantanarosa. November (2-2) 20 at Michigan L 58-75 25 New Orleans# W, 90-63 26 Saint Louis# W, 62-55 30 Wright State L, 60-70 December (3-3) 2 at Northwestern^ L, 73-79 3 Wake Forest^ L, 61-67 7 Butler W, 88-72 10 at No. 20/21Vanderbilt L, 50-82 18 Seton Hall W, 55-46 21 at Chicago State W 63-61 January (2-6) 2 at Tulane L 72-88 7 Buffalo* L 75-78 11 at Ohio* L 43-56 14 at Akron* W 65-54 17 Kent State* L 78-83 - ot 21 at Bowling Green* L 58-80 25 Ball State* W 66-65 28 at Toledo* L 58-77 1 at Central Michigan* 7:00 4 Northern Illinois* 2:00 8 Western Michigan* 7:00 11 at EasternMichigan * 2:00 14 at Buffalo* 7:00 18 Ohio* tba 21 Akron* 7:00 25 at Kent State* 2:00 28 Bowling Green* 7:00 # at Saint Louis Billiken Classic ^ at Northwestern Invitational * Mid-American Conference Game Home games in BOLD Tue., Jan. 31 vs. Ball State, 8:00 Sat., Feb. 4 at Central Michigan, 2:00 Last 5: 3-2 Last 10: 5-5 With the 74-62 win at Northern Illinois, head coach Lynn Bria became the second-winningest coach in school history with 75 wins in her seven seasons at Ohio. Ohio s one senior, Ciara Iglehart, exceeded her season average of 8.7 ppg twice last week with a career-high 23 points at Western Michigan and 14 points at Northern Illinois. Lauren Revesz came off the bench to score a career-high 26 points at Northern Illinois. Simone Redd (team leading 14.8 ppg) sat out the NIU game with an ankle injury. Rachel Frederick is the league s top freshman scorer (14.1 ppg) and rebounder (7.4 rpg). She also tops the frosh charts in steals (2.56 spg) and free throw percentage (82.6). November (1-4) 18 South Carolina State# L 68-80 19 Tennessee State# W 74-69 22 Youngstown State L, 59-69 25 East Carolina^ L, 68-71 - ot 26 UNC Greensboro^ L, 52-69 December (2-4) 3 Western Illinois L, 59-69 12 Chicago State W, 65-57 15 at South Carolina L, 49-77 18 at UNC Wilmington L, 55-60 22 at Cleveland State W 76-64 30 Duquesne L 79-82 - ot January (4-3) 8 Kent State* L 73-83 11 Miami* W 56-43 14 at Buffalo* W 72-62 18 at Bowling Green* L 63-77 21 Akron* W 63-55 25 at Western Michigan* L 77-88 28 at Northern Illinois* W 74-62 31 Ball State* 8:00 4 at Central Michigan* 2:00 8 Eastern Michigan* 7:00 11 Toledo* 1:00 15 at Kent State* 7:00 18 at Miami* tba 21 Buffalo* 7:00 25 Bowling Green* 1:00 28 at Akron* 7:00 # Marshall Tournament ^ UNC Greensboro Tournament * Mid-American Conference Game Home games in BOLD

MAC West Division Team Snapshots Ball State Cardinals (11-7, 4-3 MAC) Central Michigan Chippewas (10-8, 1-6 MAC) Eastern Michigan Eagles (13-5, 7-0 MAC) Last Week: L 65-66 at Miami W 67-66 vs. Akron Tue., Jan. 31 at Ohio, 8:00 Sat., Feb. 4 vs. Buffalo, 1:00 Last 5: 3-2 Last 10: 5-5 Julie DeMuth recorded her league-leading sixth double-double with 10 points and 13 rebounds at Miami. DeMuth leads the MAC in rebounds at 8.8 per game. Erica Cotton moved into the starting lineup 12 games ago and has led the Cardinals in scoring the last three games. She scored a careerhigh 19 points vs. Akron and led the team with 17 points vs. Miami. Going into the season, Cotton had appeared in 80 career games with no starts. Kelsey Corbin has made 23-of-23 free throw attempts in MAC play. Corbin was a 55.1 percent free throw shooter the last two years but is at 77.0 percent overall this year. November (5-0) 19 at Murray State W, 90-72 22 Evansville W, 76-69 26 Lipscomb# W, 83-53 27 ND State# W, 65-54 30 Illinois State W, 65-61 December (2-4) 4 Valparaiso^ L, 49-61 10 at Butler W, 74-66 17 at Wright State L, 74-77 19 at Duke L, 24-110 29 at St. Mary s College (Calif.) W 63-52 31 at Santa Clara L 69-70 - ot January (4-3) 7 at Toledo* L 79-83 - ot 11 at WesternMichigan* W 81-70 14 Central Michigan* W 57-47 18 Eastern Michigan* L 58-66 21 at Northern Illinois* W 68-62 25 at Miami* L 65-66 28 Akron* W 67-66 31 at Ohio* 8:00 4 Buffalo* 1:00 8 at Kent State* 7:00 11 Bowling Green* 3:00 15 Toledo* 7:00 18 Western Michigan* tba 22 at Central Michigan* 7:00 25 at EasternMichigan * 7:00 28 Northern Illinois* 7:00 # Ball State Classic ^Hooiser State Classic * Mid-American Conference Game Home games in BOLD Last Week: L 52-57 vs. Bowling Green L 51-57 at Kent State Wed., Feb. 1 vs. Miami, 7:00 Sat., Feb. 4 vs. Ohio, 2:00 Last 5: 1-4 Last 10: 3-7 CMU has held every MAC opponent to under 60 points this season, giving up 56.3 ppg in league games. CMU, however, is scoring only 51.7 ppg in league contests. 60 points is the magic number, offensively, for the Chippewas. CMU is 9-0 when scoring 60 or more points but 1-8 when under 60 points. In conference-only games, CMU tops the charts in blocked shots with 4.0 per game. Individually, Ann Skufca has a MAC leading 1.78 blocked shots per game. CMU needs one more win to surpass last year s win total. November (4-0) 19 Wilberforce W, 86-39 22 at Illinois-Chicago W, 67-62 26 IPFW W, 69-61 30 at Michigan W, 79-57 December (5-2) 6 at Cleveland State W, 66-44 9 Valparaiso W, 55-49 16 at Central Florida# L, 48-57 17 Troy# W, 75-63 19 at Jacksonville W, 66-54 28 Saint Louis W 65-55 30 at Michigan State L 50-75 January (1-6) 7 at Western Michigan* L 50-58 11 Northern Illinois* L 57-59 14 at Ball State* L 47-57 18 at Toledo* W 60-48 21 Eastern Michigan* L 45-58 25 Bowling Green* L 52-57 28 at Kent State* L 51-57 1 Miami* 7:00 4 Ohio* 2:00 8 at Buffalo* 7:00 11 at Akron* 2:00 14 Western Michigan* 7:00 18 at Northern Illinois* 2:05 22 Ball State* 7:00 25 Toledo * 2:00 March 1 at Eastern Michigan* 7:00 # UCF Classic * Mid-American Conference Game Home games in BOLD Last Week: W 65-55 vs. Kent State W 56-41 at Buffalo Wed., Feb. 1 at Bowling Green, 7:00 Sat., Feb. 4 vs. Akron, 7:00 Last 5: 5-0 Last 10: 9-1 EMU is on a season best eight-game winning streak, the longest since starting last year with an 8-0 slate. The Eagles have won 10 of their last 11 games and the eight wins in a row ties the school record. Sophomore Patrice McKinney had her best overall game in a 65-55 win over Kent State. She posted numbers of 20 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assist, 3 blocked shots and 2 steals. Ryan Coleman is the second player in MAC history to record 1,500 points, 600 rebounds, 300 assists and 200 steals, joining Toledo s Kim Knuth (1995-99) in that category. EMU tops the league in scoring defense, allowing just 50.4 ppg in MAC only contests. November (2-3) 18 Central Connecticut State W, 58-49 22 Massachusetts W, 63-45 25 No. 17 DePaul# L, 49-64 26 CSU-Northridge# L, 59-69 27 Idaho State# L, 61-78 December (3-2) 7 Indiana L, 64-70 10 Youngstown State W, 69-48 13 St. Louis W, 67-59 21 Utah L 67-72 30 Canisius W 70-44 January (8-0) 4 at Oakland W 73-48 7 Northern Illinois* W 73-59 10 Toledo* W 68-40 14 Western Michigan* W 71-55 18 at Ball State* W 66-58 21 at Central Michigan* W 58-45 25 Kent State* W 65-55 28 at Buffalo* W 56-41 1 at Bowling Green* 7:00 4 Akron* 7:00 8 at Ohio* 7:00 11 Miami* 5:00 15 at Northern Illinois* 2:05 18 at Toledo* 7:00 22 at Western Michigan* 7:00 25 Ball State* 7:00 March 1 Central Michigan* 7:00 # at Rainbow Wahine Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii) * Mid-American Conference Game Home games in BOLD

MAC West Division Team Snapshots Northern Illinois Huskies (7-11, 3-4 MAC) Toledo Rockets (8-9, 3-4 MAC) Western Michigan Broncos (7-11, 4-3 MAC) Last Week: W 75-67 at Akron L 62-74 vs. Ohio Tue., Jan. 31 vs. Buffalo, 7:00 Sat., Feb. 4 at Miami, 2:00 Last 5: 2-3 Last 10: 5-5 Stephanie Raymond s has hit double figures in scoring in each game and is 17 points shy of 1,000 career points. Senior Keishonda Williamson came off the bench at Akron for a career-best 19 points (17 in the second half) with a 6-of-6 effort from the field and 5-of-6 from the foul line in the final 69 seconds. NIU needs just one more win to surpass last year s victory total of seven. One more conference victory will tie last year s league win total of four. The Huskies continue to top the MAC in rebound margin at +5.4 per game (tied with EMU). In 18 games, the Huskies have outrebounded their opponent 13 times, been outrebounded four times with one game equal on the boards. November (1-4) 18 North Dakota State W, 67-62 20 Wisconsin-Green Bay L, 67-73 - ot 22 at Western Illinois L, 34-50 26 at Illinois State L, 50-60 29 at Illinois L, 43-57 December (2-3) 2 Illinois-Chicago W, 51-40 12 at DePaul L, 46-89 19 at Wichita State L, 69-76 29 at FIU# L 71-74 30 Coppin State# W 69-56 January (4-4) 4 IPFW W 73-64 7 at Eastern Michigan* L 59-73 11 at Central Michigan* W 59-57 14 Toledo* W 71-60 18 at Western Michigan* L 65-78 21 Ball State* L 62-68 25 at Akron* W 75-67 28 Ohio* L 62-74 31 Buffalo* 7:05 4 at Miami* 2:00 8 at Bowling Green* 7:00 11 Kent State* 2:05 15 Eastern Michigan* 7:05 18 Central Michigan* 2:05 22 at Toledo* 7:00 26 Western Michigan* 1:05 28 at Ball State* 7:00 # at FIU Classic *Mid-American Conference Game Home games in BOLD Last Week: W 57-47 at Buffalo W 77-58 Miami Wed., Feb. 1 at Kent State, 7:00 Sun., Feb. 5 vs. Bowling Green, 4:00 Last 5: 2-3 Last 10: 3-7 In the previous four games prior to last week s two wins, the Rockets had been outrebounded by a total of 34 boards. The Rockets had lost each of those four games. Senior Chrystal Young has 67 assists and just 31 turnovers for a 2.16 assist-turnover ratio, the best ranking in the MAC. Sophomore Jasmine House (8.8 ppg, 5.5 rpg) was be lost for the remainder of the season after suffering a torn ACL in her left knee Dec. 29 against Tulane. UT s bench is contributing 17.3 points and 10. rebounds per game. November (3-1) 20 North Dakota State W 69-66 22 at VCU L,50-71 26 at Michigan W, 61-55 - ot 29 at St. Franics (Pa.) W, 83-59 December (2-4) 7 at Indiana State L, 56-74 10 Wright State W, 69-66 17 Oakland W, 74-47 20 at Cincinnati L 70-60 28 Dayton# L 77-79 29 Tulane# L 67-77 January (3-4) 7 Ball State* W 83-79 - ot 10 at Eastern Michigan* L 40-68 14 at Northern Illinois * L 60-71 18 Central Michigan* L 48-60 21 Western Michigan* L 71-73 25 at Buffalo* W 57-47 28 Miami* W 77-58 1 at Kent State* 7:00 5 Bowling Green* 4:00 8 Akron* 7:00 11 at Ohio* 1:00 15 at Ball State* 7:00 18 Eastern Michigan* 7:00 22 Northern Illinois* 7:00 25 at Central Michigan* 2:00 March 1 at Western Michigan* 7:00 #at Tulane Tournament *Mid-American Conference Game Home games in BOLD Last Week: W 88-77 vs. Ohio L 69-77 at Bowling Green Tue., Jan. 31 at Akron, 7:00 Sat., Feb. 4 Kent State, 2:00 Last 5: 3-2 Last 10: 4-6 Carrie Moore is third in the MAC in scoring (16.5 ppg) and right behind her in fourth place is teammate Lindsey Brown (15.5 ppg). Moore had 28 points last week vs. Bowling Green, a team allowing just 56 ppg. Casey Rost has 248 career 3-point goals, the fourth highest total in MAC history and a WMU school record. The league mark is 273 by Toledo s Kelly Savage (1985-89). The former WMU standard was 231 by Kelly DeLong (1995-99). Just ahead of Rost on the list at third place with 253 career 3-point goals is Johna Goff of Ball State (2000-04). WMU leads the MAC ins coring at 70.2 ppg and is also tops in field goal accuracy at 43.9 percent. November (0-3) 20 No. 15 Notre Dame L 68-71 25 at FIU# L, 65-66 26 American# L, 72-74 December (3-5) 1 Purdue L, 65-98 4 at Detroit W, 89-78 11 at Cleveland State W, 92-77 14 Northwestern W, 90-72 19 Virginia Tech^ L, 69-65 20 Louisville^ L 50-73 29 at Missouri L 65-84 31 IUPUI L 51-70 January (4-3) 7 Central Michigan* W 58-50 11 Ball State* L 70-81 14 at Eastern Michigan* L 55-71 18 Northern Illinois* W 78-65 21 at Toledo* W 73-71 25 Ohio* W 88-77 28 at Bowling Green* L 69-77 31 at Akron* 7:00 4 Kent State* 2:00 8 at Miami* 7:00 11 Buffalo* 2:00 14 at Central Michigan* 7:00 18 at Ball State* tba 22 Eastern Michigan* 7:00 26 at Northern Illinois* 1:00 March 1 Toledo* 7:00 # FIU Classic ^Caribbean Classic (Cancun, Mexico) * Mid-American Conference Game Home games in BOLD

MAC Team Overall Statistics SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE ## Team G W-L Pts Avg/G ## Team G Pts Avg/G -------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------- 1.Western Michigan... 18 7-11 1263 70.2 1.Eastern Michigan... 18 999 55.5 2.Bowling Green... 18 16-2 1248 69.3 2.Bowling Green... 18 1004 55.8 3.Kent State... 18 12-6 1213 67.4 3.Central Michigan... 18 1010 56.1 4.Ball State... 18 11-7 1207 67.1 4.Kent State... 18 1091 60.6 5.Ohio... 18 7-11 1182 65.7 5.Buffalo... 18 1164 64.7 6.Miami... 18 7-11 1175 65.3 6.Northern Illinois... 18 1178 65.4 7.Toledo... 17 8-9 1102 64.8 7.Toledo... 17 1120 65.9 8.Eastern Michigan... 18 13-5 1157 64.3 8.Ball State... 18 1205 66.9 9.Buffalo... 18 7-11 1094 60.8 9.Akron... 18 1217 67.6 10.Northern Illinois... 18 7-11 1093 60.7 10.Ohio... 18 1237 68.7 11.Central Michigan... 18 10-8 1088 60.4 11.Miami... 18 1251 69.5 12.Akron... 18 3-15 1005 55.8 12.Western Michigan... 18 1324 73.6 SCORING MARGIN FREE THROW PERCENTAGES ## Team G OFF DEF Margin ## Team G FTM FTA Pct ---------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- 1.Bowling Green... 18 69.3 55.8 +13.6 1.Ohio... 18 318 428.743 2.Eastern Michigan... 18 64.3 55.5 +8.8 2.Central Michigan... 18 213 290.734 3.Kent State... 18 67.4 60.6 +6.8 3.Bowling Green... 18 263 360.731 4.Central Michigan... 18 60.4 56.1 +4.3 4.Northern Illinois... 18 239 340.703 5.Ball State... 18 67.1 66.9 +0.1 5.Miami... 18 204 291.701 6.Toledo... 17 64.8 65.9-1.1 6.Kent State... 18 305 447.682 7.Ohio... 18 65.7 68.7-3.1 7.Western Michigan... 18 262 385.681 8.Western Michigan... 18 70.2 73.6-3.4 8.Toledo... 17 197 290.679 9.Buffalo... 18 60.8 64.7-3.9 9.Buffalo... 18 198 299.662 10.Miami... 18 65.3 69.5-4.2 10.Eastern Michigan... 18 221 336.658 11.Northern Illinois... 18 60.7 65.4-4.7 11.Ball State... 18 218 332.657 12.Akron... 18 55.8 67.6-11.8 12.Akron... 18 192 297.646 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct ## Team G FG FGA Pct --------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- 1.Western Michigan... 18 455 1037.439 1.Eastern Michigan... 18 343 968.354 2.Buffalo... 18 406 976.416 2.Kent State... 18 379 1025.370 3.Ohio... 18 379 914.415 3.Bowling Green... 18 367 948.387 4.Bowling Green... 18 437 1062.411 4.Northern Illinois... 18 407 1038.392 5.Eastern Michigan... 18 420 1025.410 5.Central Michigan... 18 376 956.393 6.Ball State... 18 453 1106.410 6.Ohio... 18 429 1080.397 7.Toledo... 17 413 1010.409 7.Toledo... 17 427 1029.415 8.Northern Illinois... 18 391 963.406 8.Ball State... 18 440 1057.416 9.Akron... 18 366 929.394 9.Buffalo... 18 437 1038.421 10.Central Michigan... 18 399 1022.390 10.Akron... 18 438 1023.428 11.Kent State... 18 412 1068.386 11.Miami... 18 463 1074.431 12.Miami... 18 431 1150.375 12.Western Michigan... 18 506 1155.438 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct ## Team G FG FGA Pct --------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- 1.Ohio... 18 106 279.380 1.Eastern Michigan... 18 70 261.268 2.Western Michigan... 18 91 259.351 2.Kent State... 18 77 262.294 3.Buffalo... 18 84 252.333 3.Bowling Green... 18 73 247.296 4.Kent State... 18 84 253.332 4.Miami... 18 87 289.301 5.Central Michigan... 18 77 235.328 5.Ohio... 18 88 290.303 6.Miami... 18 109 339.322 6.Ball State... 18 88 282.312 7.Northern Illinois... 18 72 230.313 7.Buffalo... 18 111 345.322 8.Eastern Michigan... 18 96 323.297 8.Toledo... 17 82 253.324 9.Bowling Green... 18 111 375.296 9.Central Michigan... 18 76 227.335 10.Ball State... 18 83 287.289 10.Western Michigan... 18 97 287.338 11.Toledo... 17 79 275.287 11.Northern Illinois... 18 108 318.340 12.Akron... 18 81 282.287 12.Akron... 18 126 351.359

MAC Team Overall Statistics REBOUNDING OFFENSE REBOUNDING DEFENSE ## Team G Reb Avg/G ## Team G Reb Avg/G -------------------------------------- -------------------------------------- 1.Miami... 18 737 40.9 1.Northern Illinois... 18 608 33.8 2.Eastern Michigan... 18 722 40.1 2.Buffalo... 18 616 34.2 3.Kent State... 18 712 39.6 3.Eastern Michigan... 18 625 34.7 4.Northern Illinois... 18 705 39.2 4.Central Michigan... 18 632 35.1 5.Bowling Green... 18 681 37.8 5.Bowling Green... 18 646 35.9 6.Ball State... 18 679 37.7 6.Ohio... 18 659 36.6 7.Toledo... 17 628 36.9 7.Akron... 18 681 37.8 8.Ohio... 18 661 36.7 8.Western Michigan... 18 689 38.3 9.Central Michigan... 18 656 36.4 9.Ball State... 18 703 39.1 10.Buffalo... 18 651 36.2 10.Kent State... 18 707 39.3 11.Western Michigan... 18 649 36.1 11.Toledo... 17 669 39.4 12.Akron... 18 577 32.1 12.Miami... 18 714 39.7 REBOUNDING MARGIN BLOCKED SHOTS ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin ## Team G Blocks Avg/G -------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------- 1.Northern Illinois... 18 705 39.2 608 33.8 +5.4 1.Central Michigan... 18 73 4.06 Eastern Michigan... 18 722 40.1 625 34.7 +5.4 2.Bowling Green... 18 71 3.94 3.Bowling Green... 18 681 37.8 646 35.9 +1.9 3.Kent State... 18 53 2.94 4.Buffalo... 18 651 36.2 616 34.2 +1.9 4.Ball State... 18 49 2.72 5.Central Michigan... 18 656 36.4 632 35.1 +1.3 Akron... 18 49 2.72 6.Miami... 18 737 40.9 714 39.7 +1.3 6.Northern Illinois... 18 48 2.67 7.Kent State... 18 712 39.6 707 39.3 +0.3 Eastern Michigan... 18 48 2.67 8.Ohio... 18 661 36.7 659 36.6 +0.1 8.Miami... 18 46 2.56 9.Ball State... 18 679 37.7 703 39.1-1.3 Western Michigan... 18 46 2.56 10.Western Michigan... 18 649 36.1 689 38.3-2.2 10.Toledo... 17 42 2.47 11.Toledo... 17 628 36.9 669 39.4-2.4 11.Ohio... 18 33 1.83 12.Akron... 18 577 32.1 681 37.8-5.8 12.Buffalo... 18 13 0.72 ASSISTS STEALS ## Team G Assists Avg/G ## Team G Steals Avg/G ------------------------------------------ ----------------------------------------- 1.Ball State... 18 260 14.44 1.Kent State... 18 205 11.39 2.Bowling Green... 18 258 14.33 2.Central Michigan... 18 198 11.00 Buffalo... 18 258 14.33 3.Bowling Green... 18 194 10.78 4.Western Michigan... 18 253 14.06 4.Western Michigan... 18 167 9.28 5.Toledo... 17 237 13.94 5.Miami... 18 163 9.06 6.Kent State... 18 248 13.78 6.Ball State... 18 162 9.00 7.Ohio... 18 241 13.39 7.Eastern Michigan... 18 157 8.72 8.Miami... 18 238 13.22 8.Akron... 18 151 8.39 9.Eastern Michigan... 18 232 12.89 9.Toledo... 17 142 8.35 10.Northern Illinois... 18 218 12.11 10.Ohio... 18 146 8.11 11.Central Michigan... 18 215 11.94 11.Buffalo... 18 126 7.00 12.Akron... 18 214 11.89 12.Northern Illinois... 18 106 5.89 TURNOVER MARGIN ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin ## Team G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio -------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- 1.Bowling Green... 18 248 13.8 360 20.0 +6.22 1.Bowling Green... 18 258 14.3 248 13.8 1.04 2.Kent State... 18 335 18.6 398 22.1 +3.50 2.Toledo... 17 237 13.9 260 15.3 0.91 3.Central Michigan... 18 275 15.3 318 17.7 +2.39 3.Ball State... 18 260 14.4 290 16.1 0.90 4.Ball State... 18 290 16.1 333 18.5 +2.39 4.Buffalo... 18 258 14.3 317 17.6 0.81 5.Eastern Michigan... 18 304 16.9 317 17.6 +0.72 5.Central Michigan... 18 215 11.9 275 15.3 0.78 6.Toledo... 17 260 15.3 271 15.9 +0.65 6.Western Michigan... 18 253 14.1 329 18.3 0.77 7.Miami... 18 328 18.2 314 17.4-0.78 7.Eastern Michigan... 18 232 12.9 304 16.9 0.76 8.Western Michigan... 18 329 18.3 299 16.6-1.67 8.Kent State... 18 248 13.8 335 18.6 0.74 9.Akron... 18 367 20.4 317 17.6-2.78 9.Miami... 18 238 13.2 328 18.2 0.73 10.Buffalo... 18 317 17.6 264 14.7-2.94 10.Northern Illinois... 18 218 12.1 341 18.9 0.64 11.Northern Illinois... 18 341 18.9 255 14.2-4.78 11.Ohio... 18 241 13.4 394 21.9 0.61 12.Ohio... 18 394 21.9 293 16.3-5.61 12.Akron... 18 214 11.9 367 20.4 0.58

MAC Team Overall tatistics OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Team G No. Avg/G ## Team G No. Avg/G --------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- 1.Miami... 18 295 16.39 1.Kent State... 18 500 27.78 2.Ball State... 18 263 14.61 2.Eastern Michigan... 18 488 27.11 3.Toledo... 17 245 14.41 3.Ohio... 18 475 26.39 4.Northern Illinois... 18 245 13.61 4.Northern Illinois... 18 460 25.56 5.Central Michigan... 18 238 13.22 5.Bowling Green... 18 457 25.39 6.Eastern Michigan... 18 234 13.00 6.Miami... 18 442 24.56 7.Bowling Green... 18 224 12.44 7.Buffalo... 18 440 24.44 8.Western Michigan... 18 221 12.28 8.Western Michigan... 18 428 23.78 9.Kent State... 18 212 11.78 9.Central Michigan... 18 418 23.22 10.Buffalo... 18 211 11.72 10.Ball State... 18 416 23.11 11.Akron... 18 205 11.39 11.Toledo... 17 383 22.53 12.Ohio... 18 186 10.33 12.Akron... 18 372 20.67 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE ## Team G 3FG Avg/G --------------------------------------- 1.Bowling Green... 18 111 6.17 2.Miami... 18 109 6.06 3.Ohio... 18 106 5.89 4.Eastern Michigan... 18 96 5.33 5.Western Michigan... 18 91 5.06 6.Buffalo... 18 84 4.67 Kent State... 18 84 4.67 8.Toledo... 17 79 4.65 9.Ball State... 18 83 4.61 10.Akron... 18 81 4.50 11.Central Michigan... 18 77 4.28 12.Northern Illinois... 18 72 4.00 TEAM SUMMARIES Team G PF-PA Avg Score Margin FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct RebF RebA Margin ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Akron... 18 1005-1217 55.8-67.6-11.8 366-929.394 81-282.287 192-297.646 577 681-5.8 Ball State... 18 1207-1205 67.1-66.9 +0.1 453-1106.410 83-287.289 218-332.657 679 703-1.3 Bowling Green... 18 1248-1004 69.3-55.8 +13.6 437-1062.411 111-375.296 263-360.731 681 646 +1.9 Buffalo... 18 1094-1164 60.8-64.7-3.9 406-976.416 84-252.333 198-299.662 651 616 +1.9 Central Michigan... 18 1088-1010 60.4-56.1 +4.3 399-1022.390 77-235.328 213-290.734 656 632 +1.3 Eastern Michigan... 18 1157-999 64.3-55.5 +8.8 420-1025.410 96-323.297 221-336.658 722 625 +5.4 Kent State... 18 1213-1091 67.4-60.6 +6.8 412-1068.386 84-253.332 305-447.682 712 707 +0.3 Miami... 18 1175-1251 65.3-69.5-4.2 431-1150.375 109-339.322 204-291.701 737 714 +1.3 Northern Illinois... 18 1093-1178 60.7-65.4-4.7 391-963.406 72-230.313 239-340.703 705 608 +5.4 Ohio... 18 1182-1237 65.7-68.7-3.1 379-914.415 106-279.380 318-428.743 661 659 +0.1 Toledo... 17 1102-1120 64.8-65.9-1.1 413-1010.409 79-275.287 197-290.679 628 669-2.4 Western Michigan... 18 1263-1324 70.2-73.6-3.4 455-1037.439 91-259.351 262-385.681 649 689-2.2 ATTENDANCE Team HOME GAMES Avg AWAY GAMES Avg NEUT GAMES Avg ALL GAMES Avg ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Akron 7-1795 256 10-14441 1444 1-430 430 18-16666 926 Ball State 8-5572 696 10-10441 1044 0-0 0 18-16013 890 Bowling Green 7-5933 848 8-6879 860 3-2781 927 18-15593 866 Buffalo 10-11013 1101 7-6488 927 1-300 300 18-17801 989 Central Michigan 7-3653 522 10-13702 1370 1-113 113 18-17468 970 Eastern Michigan 11-7715 701 4-3234 808 3-3508 1169 18-14457 803 Kent State 8-8142 1018 7-5800 829 3-1470 490 18-15412 856 Miami 6-4217 703 10-11297 1130 2-1030 515 18-16544 919 Northern Illinois 7-4050 579 10-10170 1017 1-200 200 18-14420 801 Ohio 7-2703 386 8-4853 607 3-563 188 18-8119 451 Toledo 7-15554 2222 9-7117 791 1-596 596 17-23267 1369 Western Michigan 7-7960 1137 8-7699 962 3-530 177 18-16189 899 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Totals 92-78307 851 101-102121 1011 22-11521 524 173-151498 876