UD Men's Basketball Since 1969

TABLE OF CONTENTS THIS IS DAYTON SEASON IN REVIEW UD HOOPS HISTORY Academic Advantage 4-5 Dayton 2016-17 Results & Leaders 60 Flyers in the NBA & ABA 73 NCAA Tournament 6-7 Individual Statistics 61 Flyers in the Draft 74 The Best Fans 8-9 Game-By-Game Statistics 62 All-American Flyers 75 The Flyer Faithful 10-11 Opponent Game-By-Game Statistics 63 International Flyers 76 The Spotlight 12-13 All-Time Roster 77-80 In The Community 14-15 All-Time Hometowns 81 UD Legends 16-17 Dayton Basketball Hall of Fame 82 First Class Facilities 18-19 Team Awards 83-85 The Setting 20-21 Dayton’s All-Century Team 86 UD ARENA HISTORY 1,000 Point Club 87-93 Records at UD Arena 65 Individual Scoring Marks 94 COACHING STAFF Flyer Records at UD Arena 66 All-Time Scoring Marks 95 Anthony Grant 22-23 UD Arena & NCAA Tournament 67-68 Individual Field Goal Marks 96 Anthony Soloman 24 Flyer Faithful 69 Individual Three-Point Marks 97 James Kane 25 All-Time UD Arena Sellouts 70 Individual Free Throw Marks 98 Ricardo Greer 26 Largest Crowds to Watch the Flyers 71 Individual Assist Marks 99 Darren Hertz 27 Individual Rebounding Marks 100 Andy Farrell 28 Individual Defensive Marks 101 Devin Davis 29 Individual Service Marks 102 Support Staff 30 Modern Era UD Stats 104 Modern Era Opponent Stats 105 Team Season Marks 106 Team Streaks 107 PLAYERS Single-Game Marks 108 Team Roster 32-33 Single-Half Marks 109 Darrell Davis 34-35 Single-Game Team Marks 110 Joey Gruden 36-37 Year-By-Year Results 111-132 Josh Cunningham 38-39 Year-By-Year Coaching Results 133 John Crosby 40-41 Coaching Records 134 Xeyrius Williams 42-43 All-Time Assistant Coaches 136 Ryan Mikesell 44-45 UD in 100-Point Games 137 Jack Westerfield 46-47 UD in One Point Games 138 Trey Landers 48-49 UD in Overtime Games 139 Kostas Antetokounmpo 50 UD in the Top 25 140-141 Jordan Davis 51 UD Versus the Top 25 142-144 Jalen Crutcher 52 UD in the NCAA Tournament 145 Matej Svoboda 53 UD in the NIT 146 ObadiahToppin 54 UD in Conference Championships 147 Jordan Pierce 55 UD in In-Season Tournaments 148 Dalton Stewart 56 All-Time Record by Venue 149 Camron Greer 57 All-Time Record by Conference 150 All-Time Series Results 151-161

PUBLICATION CREDITS The 2017-18 University of Dayton Men’s Basketball Yearbook is a publication of the UD Athletics Communication Office under the direction of Doug Hauschild, Director of Media Relations / Sports Information. Primary research and editorial content provided by Joey Gardner, Kyler Ludlow and Zack Wilker

Editor: Joey Gardner, Kyler Ludlow, and Zack Wilker. Publication assistance from Krystal Warren, Ross Bagienski, Michael LaPlaca, Jenna Willhoit, Zack Wilker, Claire Fischer, Chris Topp, Sean O’Gara, and Corrina Francis

Lead photography by Erik Schelkun/Elsestar Images. Supplemental photography provided by Tim Boone/Avalon Communications, Steve Woltmann / Steve Woltmann Photography, Larry Burgess (UD Public Relations), UD Archives, Jill Vonderhaar, John Moreau, Ron Alvey, Andy King, Sean Fitzgerald, Bernie Connelly, Jim Witmer, Brett Hansbauer, Leon Chuck, Norbelle Kennedy, Keith Currie, Atlantic 10 Conference, Snapshot Photos, Tim Zechar, Joe Robbins, Getty Images, Nikki Boertman, Aidan Curran, Mickey Shuey and Doug Lewis.

Publication design by Joey Gardner. Printed by Graphics Terminal, with thanks to Ed Grant. ACADEMIC ADVANTAGE

HELPING STUDENT-ATHLETES ACHIEVE MORE WEEKLY MEETINGS Academic coordinators hold weekly meetings with the student-athletes to assess how they are performing their course work and to emphasize time management, study skills, organization, and goal setting as well as provide an opportunity to communicate athletic/ or personal issues.

ACADEMIC MONITORING Academic coordinators closely monitor the academic progress of student-athletes. In addition to freshmen midterm grades reported by the University, progress reports are issued to professors to ensure that attendance, effort and progress are monitored.

STUDY HALL Study Hall is a structured, monitored, and quiet environment in which student-athletes have the opportunity to develop consistent and appropriate study skills. Computers and wireless access are available as well as the opportunity to meet with tutors. Coaches are notified on a regular basis regarding study hall attendance and behavior.

(Pictured: 2017 Seniors Kendall Pollard, Scoochie Smith, Kyle Davis and Jeremiah Bonsu)

PERFECTION THE FLYERS ARE ONE OF ONLY TEN SCHOOLS TO HAVE A PERFECT GSR SCORE AND MAKE THE NCAA TOURNAMENT.

(ATLANTIC 10 - TOP 5 GSR’S) ATLANTIC 10 TOP 5 GSR SCORES 1. Dayton 100 Davidson 100 La Salle 100 4. Richmond 91 5.George Washington 90

DATA FROM 2015 GSR REPORT - NCAA.ORG

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 5 THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

2014 NCAA ELITE EIGHT THE University of Dayton Flyers were the team everyone was talking about in March of ‘14, when UD reached the NCAA Elite 8 by knocking off Ohio State, Syracuse (in Buffalo) and Stanford before losing to then-No. 1-ranked Florida. Dayton finished 2013-14 ranked 18th in the final USA Today Coaches Poll. UD’s 26 wins were the third-most in school history.

2014-2017 NCAA TOURNAMENTS For the first time in school history, the University of Dayton Flyers made the NCAA Tournament for four straight seasons. The 2017 team was led by seniors Charles Cooke, Scoochie Smith, Kendall Pollard, and Kyle Davis. The team fell in the first round to Wichita State 64-58, but finished the season 24-8. Over the past four seasons, Dayton is 5-4 in the tournament.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 7 THE BEST FANS

PACKING THE HOUSE PACKINGSEASON RECORD GMS THEATT. AVG HOUSE RANK* SEASON RECORD GMS ATT. AVG RANK* SEASON1969-70 RECORD11-4 GMS15 194,728ATT. AVG12,982 RANK*5th SEASON1995-96 RECORD12-4 GMS16 181,472ATT. AVG11,342 RANK*33rd 1969-701970-71 11-413-3 1516 194,728204,276 12,98212,767 5th6th 1995-961996-97 12-412-3 1615 181,472163,277 11,34210,885 33rd35th 1970-711971-72 13-310-5 1615 204,276191,109 12,76712,741 6th10th 1996-971997-98 12-314-4 1518 163,277210,911 10,88511,717 35th26th 1971-721972-73 10-510-6 1516 191,109193,480 12,74112,093 10th--- 1997-981998-99 14-49-6 1815 210,911179,625 11,71711,975 26th27th 1972-731973-74 10-615-1 1616 193,480190,809 12,09311,926 10th--- 1998-991999-00 9-613-2 1515 179,625189,667 11,97512,644 27th24th 1973-741974-75 15-18-9 1617 190,809194,847 11,92611,462 10th--- 1999-002000-01 13-212-6 1518 189,667218,822 12,64412,157 24th24th 1974-751975-76 8-912-5 1717 194,847189,633 11,46211,155 ------2000-012001-02 12-613-4 1817 218,822206,213 12,15712,130 24th23rd 1975-761976-77 12-512-6 1718 189,633205,425 11,15511,413 ------2001-022002-03 13-417-1 1718 206,213220,789 12,13012,266 23rd24th 1976-771977-78 12-617-3 1820 205,425229,997 11,41311,500 17th--- 2002-032003-04 17-115-3 1818 220,789226,738 12,26612,597 24th25th 1977-781978-79 17-315-3 2018 229,997210,649 11,50011,703 17th20th 2003-042004-05 15-312-4 1816 226,738201,114 12,59712,570 25th18th 1978-791979-80 15-312-5 1817 210,649183,090 11,70310,770 20th22nd 2004-052005-06 12-412-5 1617 201,114211,176 12,57012,423 18th23rd 1979-801980-81 12-514-3 1717 183,090177,213 10,77010,424 22nd25th 2005-062006-07 12-515-2 1717 211,176208,522 12,42312,266 23rd26th 1980-811981-82 14-316-2 1718 177,213184,231 10,42410,235 25th28th 2006-072007-08 15-215-3 1718 208,522224,623 12,26612,479 26th27th 1981-821982-83 16-213-4 1817 184,231169,146 10,2359,950 28th32nd 2007-082008-09 15-318-0 1818 224,623229,768 12,47912,765 27th27th 1982-831983-84 13-414-2 1716 169,146173,368 9,95010,836 32nd25th 2008-092009-10 18-016-2 1818 229,768220,657 12,76512,259 27th28th 1983-841984-85 14-215-3 1618 173,368211,096 10,83611,728 25th21st 2009-102010-11 16-214-5 1819 220,657238,778 12,25912,567 28th27th 1984-851985-86 15-315-2 1817 211,096199,836 11,72811,755 21st21st 2010-112011-12 14-514-4 1918 238,778218,776 12,56712,154 27th28th 1985-861986-87 15-210-7 1717 199,836198,794 11,75511,694 21st20th 2011-122012-13 14-413-4 1817 218,776211,446 12,15412,438 28th26th 1986-871987-88 10-78-8 1716 198,794193,209 11,69412,076 20th24th 2012-132013-14 13-413-4 1717 211,446209,369 12,43812,316 26th28th 1987-881988-89 8-89-8 1617 193,209198,640 12,07611,684 24th26th 2013-142014-15 13-417-0 1717 209,369216,203 12,31612,717 28th24th 1988-891989-90 9-816-3 1719 198,640234,402 11,68412,338 26th25th 2014-152015-16 17-014-3 1717 216,203220,012 12,71712,942 24th25th 1989-901990-91 16-311-7 1918 234,402226,741 12,33812,597 25th25th 2016-17 15-1 16 208,291 13,018 22nd All-Time Record at UD Arena: 589-203 1990-911991-92 11-712-4 1816 226,741196,142 12,59712,259 25th30th All-Time Record at UD Arena: 563-199 All-TimeAll-Time Games: Games: 762 794 1991-921992-93 12-43-12 1615 196,142172,057 12,25911,470 30th32nd All-TimeAll-Time Attendance: Attendance: 9,043,937 9,472,240 1992-931993-94 3-126-10 1516 172,057173,885 11,47010,868 32nd35th All-TimeAll-Time Average: Average: 11,868 11,929 1993-941994-95 6-107-9 1616 173,885175,391 10,86810,962 35th34th *denotes*denotes NCAA NCAA Division Division I AttendanceI Attendance Rank Rank 1994-95 7-9 16 175,391 10,962 34th

1. DAYTON, OHIO 2. DURHAM, N.C. 3. LAWRENCE, KAN. 4. STILLWATER, OKLA. 5. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.

Selected by Bob Carpenter and Bob Wenzel during a basketball telecast from UD Arena.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 9 THE FLYER FAITHFUL THE IMPACT WHAT THE COLLEGE BASKETBALL WORLD SAYS ABOUT THE FLYER FAITHFUL

“There’s no better basketball town in this country than Dayton, Ohio.” – Mike Tirico, ESPN

“…the great traditions are not just at top ten schools. Just…walk into the University of Dayton Arena…” – Dan Wetzel, Basketball Times

“What an atmosphere. If you’re a college hoops fan, get out a map and figure out how you’re going to get to Dayton.” – Dave Simms, ESPN

THIS PLACE IS LOUD With every big play and thunderous dunk the Flyer Faithful roar with excitement. Backed by a rabid student section dubbed the “Red Scare”, game day becomes a remarkable experience for fans, alumni and opponents alike.

In fact, the fans have such an impact on the game that The Sporting News dubbed them “The Best Fans In The Country” and NCAA.com ranked them #1 as the best traveling fanbase across all sports.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 11 THE SPOTLIGHT

NATIONAL EXPOSURE The University of Dayton Men’s Basketball program Thanks to a conference-wide television agreement, enjoys a significant presence on national, regional Flyer Basketball games will be carried nationally as and local television. For the fifth straight year, the well as regionally. This season Dayton will play four University of Dayton men’s basketball team played games on the ESPN family of networks, seven on CBS record number of nationally-televised games in the Sports Network, four on NBC Sports Network, and 2016-17 regular season. one on the SEC Network. In addition, every game of the A-10 Men’s Basketball Championship that will be The Flyers will play 16 contests on national television played in the Verizon Center in Washington, D.C. will in 2017-18. also be nationally televised. The championship game will be televised by CBS for the ninth consecutive In 2010, The University of Dayton and FOX Sports year. Ohio have entered into a television rights agreement for Flyer men’s basketball to expand coverage In addition, the Anthony Grant Show appears on regionally. FOX Sports Ohio reaches over five million WHIO Radio throughout the season. The radio show households in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, western airs live on Newstalk 1290 WHIO from a local Buffalo Pennsylvania, western New York, and West Virginia. Wild Wings on Monday evenings from 8-9 p.m. ET, hosted by the “Voice of the Flyers” Larry Hansgen.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 13 IN THE COMMUNITY

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DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 15 UD LEGENDS

Where it all began. The University’s first basketball team in 1903-04.

Johnny Davis jumped from UD to the NBA, winning a championship with Portland his first season. Following his playing career, he was Philadelphia’s head coach during Allen Iverson’s rookie season and was an assistant coach up until 2014.

With 2,233 career points, Roosevelt Chapman is the Flyers’ all-time leading scorer. He led the Flyers on a remarkable NCAA run his senior season, scoring 105 points in UD’s four-game run to the Elite One of UD’s most prolific Eight. rebounders, Ryan Perryman led the nation in rebounding as a senior in 1998.

After playing for UD, Bucky Bockhorn teamed with Oscar Robertson in the Cincinnati Royals backcourt. He has since provided color commentary for UD basketball on the radio for over 40 years.

The marquee outside of the old Madison Square Garden advertises the 1955 NIT Championship game between Dayton and Duquesne.

UD’s three-time All-Atlantic 10 performer, Brian Roberts, was a finalist for the Wooden, Naismith, Mike Kanieski was a two-time CoSIDA Cousy, and Lowes Senior CLASS Awards. He ended Academic All-America and stands as UD’s his career fourth on the UD All-Time Scoring List 12th-leading scorer with 1,642 points. with 1,962 points.

Donald Smith’s 52 points against Loyola-Chicago in 1973 is a UD record. Many still Negele Knight set marks for consider it one of the greatest assists in a career, season and collegiate performances in the The Flyers’ starting five in the 1951 NIT, in which UD was the National game during his magical senior history of Chicago Stadium. Runnerup. From Left: Gene Hickey, Leland Norris, Don Meineke, season. Dick Campbell and Pete Boyle.

Not only was Don Meineke the first Flyer to score 1,000 points, he was the first Flyer drafted in Mike Sylvester won a gold medal the NBA and the NBA’s first-ever while playing with Italy in the Rookie of the Year. 1980 Olympics in Moscow.

UD’s all-time winningest coach, NIT Champs. Tom Blackburn’s Don Donoher, led the Flyers to Flyers beat St. John’s in front 437 wins between 1964 and of 16,037 at the Garden to win 1989. He took UD to eight NCAA the 1962 title. From left, Bill Tournaments, including three Chmielewski, Garry Roggenburk, Sweet 16’s and one Final Four. Blackburn, Tom Hatton, Harold His 1968 squad won the NIT Schoen, Gordie Hatton. Championship.

UD’s 1968 NIT Championship team won 14-straight games to end the “THE ATMOSPHERE IS INDESCRIBABLE. season. The Flyers’ beat West Virginia, Fordham, Notre Dame and Kansas to win the title. A towering 7-footer, Hank Finkel IT GETS BETTER EVERY TIME”averaged 23.7 -points CHRIS during his JOHNSON three-year career and led UD to the NCAA Sweet 16 in 1965 and 1966.

“THE CROWD IS CRAZY. IT’S A FEELING THAT CAN’T BE EXPLAINED, JUST EXPERIENCED.” - JOSH PARKER Don May made 13-straight field goals in UD’s 1967 NCAA The Flyer Faithful storm the court after the Flyers’ 2003 Atlantic 10 Semifinal win over North Carolina. Championship win at UD Arena. His 1,980 points is second all- time at UD.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 17 FIRST CLASS FACILITIES

THE CRONIN ATHLETICS CENTER In the summer of 2011, the University of Dayton made another major investment in its facilities and its student-athletes.

Renovations began on May 10, 2011 to create new offices, meeting spaces, film rooms and technology suites for UD’s most prominent programs – men’s basketball, women’s basketball and volleyball.

In the last ten years, UD has invested $35 million in its athletics facilities ($29 million coming from private donations and corporate support). The on-campus home for every Flyer varsity team has been either newly constructed or renovated in that time.

The Cronin Athletics Center is named for Tom and Mike Cronin, whose generosity allowed the University of Dayton Division of Athletics to move forward with the project. Tom is the President and CEO of Dayton Freight, a company he founded in 1981. Mike is the Executive Vice-President of Dayton Freight. The Cronins and Dayton Freight are long-time supporters of UD Athletics.

THE DONOHER CENTER The Donoher Basketball Center, named for UD’s winningest basketball coach Don Donoher, is a state-of-the-art structure that elevates both the University of Dayton’s men’s and women’s basketball programs to the next level.

Technology is at the very core of the Center’s distinctiveness. An ESPN-style, six-screen theater wall just inside the entrance make it crystal clear from the initial impression that UD understands the necessity of bringing current technology to bear on competitive performance.

One of UD’s most prominent alumni, high-tech entrepreneur John McHale and his wife Christine Mattsson contributed more than a third of the Center’s $4.3 million cost. The name is a nod to the past; the Center itself is clear evidence of the University’s intention to stake out a leadership position at the intersection of college basketball and technology to propel the Flyers to a championship performance.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 19 THE SETTING

FIRST-RATE ACADEMICS The University of Dayton is ranked as a top-tier national university and one of the best Catholic universities in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges” issue.

The University of Dayton is ranked at 115 in a five-way tie. The magazine also listed the University of Dayton among its “A+ Schools for B Students.” This is the third year in a row the University of Dayton made this list of schools that the magazine says deserve a closer look.

In other recent rankings, The Princeton Review’s 2013 edition of The Best 377 Colleges lists the University of Dayton as one of the top institutions for undergraduate education in the country, noting that UD takes the Marianist values of “intense education, strong community and deep faithfulness and wraps (them) into a fun place to be.” The University of Dayton ranked 10th in the nation in the category, “Their Students Love These Colleges, and in the top 20 (16th) for “Happiest Students.”

The University of Dayton also is recognized nationally for its innovative programs for student entrepreneurs. The Princeton Review and Entrepreneur magazine have ranked the entrepreneurship program as one of the top-20 programs in the nation the past seven years.

Earlier this year, U.S. News & World Report’s ranking of legal writing programs listed the University of Dayton School of Law 21st in the nation.

20 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO A BEAUTIFUL PLACE UD is a beautiful place, according to the American Society of Landscape Architects that tapped UD as one of the most significant campus sites in the country. Just 22 campuses made the final list. Other Centennial Medal winners included the U.S. Capitol grounds, New York’s Central Park, and San Francisco’s Ghiradelli Square.

UD also was named one of the top “schools with the most beautiful campus in an urban setting” in the 2004 edition of The Unofficial, Unbiased Guide to the 328 Most Interesting Colleges from Kaplan Publishing.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 21 HEAD COACH ANTHONY GRANT HEAD COACH FIRST SEASON AT DAYTON

MIAMI, FLA.

DAYTON, 1987

PERSONAL INFORMATION

BORN: APRIL 15, 1966 HOMETOWN: MIAMI, FLA COLLEGE: DAYTON, 1987 WIFE: CHRISTINA GRANT CHILDREN: MAKAI, ANTHONY JR., JAYDA DANIELLE, PRESTON HEAD COACHING CAREER YEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONFERENCE FINISH POSTSEASON 2014-15 ALABAMA 18-14 8-10 T-8th NIT SECOND ROUND 2013-14 ALABAMA 13-19 7-11 T-10th 2012-13 ALABAMA 23-13 12-6 T-2nd NIT QUARTERFINALS 2011-12 ALABAMA 21-12 9-7 5th NCAA FIRST ROUND 2010-11 ALABAMA 25-12 12-4 1st (West) NIT RUNNER-UP 2009-10 ALABAMA 17-15 6-10 T-4th (West) 2008-09 VCU 24-10 14-4 1st NCAA FIRST ROUND 2007-08 VCU 24-8 15-3 1st NIT FIRST ROUND 2006-07 VCU 28-7 16-2 1st NCAA SECOND ROUND ASSISTANT COACHING CAREER YEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONFERENCE FINISH POSTSEASON 2016-17 OKC THUNDER 47-35* 29-23 6th 2015-16 OKC THUNDER 55-27 37-15 3rd NBA WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS 2005-06 FLORIDA 33-6 10-6 2nd (East) NCAA CHAMPIONS 2004-05 FLORIDA 24-8 12-4 2nd (East) NCAA SECOND ROUND 2003-04 FLORIDA 20-11 9-7 2nd (East) NCAA FIRST ROUND 2002-03 FLORIDA 25-8 12-4 2nd (East) NCAA SECOND ROUND 2001-02 FLORIDA 22-9 10-6 T-1st (East) NCAA FIRST ROUND 2000-01 FLORIDA 24-7 12-4 T-1st (East) NCAA SECOND ROUND 1999-2000 FLORIDA 29-8 12-4 T-1st (East) NCAA RUNNER-UP 1998-99 FLORIDA 22-9 10-6 3rd (East) NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN 1997-98 FLORIDA 14-15 6-10 6th (East) NIT FIRST ROUND 1996-97 FLORIDA 13-17 5-11 5th (East) 1995-96 MARSHALL 17-11 8-6 3rd (North) 1994-95 MARSHALL 18-9 10-4 1st (North 1993-94 STETSON 14-15 9-7 3rd

“I am honored and humbled to be the head coach at the University of Dayton,” Grant said. “It’s a great responsibility to take over at an institution that is so well-respected. Anyone you talk to in college basketball would say our program is a successful one, but the potential is here for so much more.”

Grant was most recently on the coaching staff of the NBA’s Oklahoma City Thunder, working with athletes such as Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook. He spent the last two seasons on Billy Donovan’s staff after nine seasons as head coach at Alabama and VCU and 13 seasons as a Division I assistant coach.

In nine seasons as a head coach, Grant took his teams to three NCAA tournament appearances and six postseason tournament berths. He has a career record of 193-110 (.637).

Grant is also a 1987 graduate of the University of Dayton, where he was a four-year basketball letterwinner and three-year starter. He played in 105 games at Dayton, averaging 11.6 points and 6.7 rebounds per game over his career. He was the Flyers’ co-captain and the White-Allen Most Valuable Player as a senior. His teams played in two NCAA tournaments and one NIT.

“I join Neil and the entire Flyer Nation in offering a warm welcome to Coach Grant, his wife Christina and their family,” UD President Eric F. Spina said. “In our time together, Anthony clearly demonstrated his ability, his desire to be here and is a clear fit with the University’s values and priorities, which include integrity, the development of character, and winning.”

In six years at Alabama, Grant amassed a record of 117-85 (.579) while guiding the Crimson Tide to the 2012 NCAA Tournament, their first tournament berth since 2006. He also took Alabama to the NIT on three occasions.

Prior to Alabama, the Miami, Fla. native spent three seasons as the head coach of VCU where he led the Rams to a 76-25 (.752) record and three consecutive Colonial Athletic Association Championships. VCU went to the NCAA tournament twice under Grant and was 45-9 (.833) in CAA games.

Prior to becoming a head coach, Grant spent 13 years as a respected Division I assistant coach. The last 10 years were at the University of Florida (1996-2006) where he served under Donovan. Grant helped lead the Gators to their first national title in 2006, and Florida won the national title again in 2007 with players he recruited and developed.

The 20th coach in Dayton’s history, Grant is just the seventh Flyer coach in the last 70 years. In the modern era of UD basketball, Grant is just the second Dayton grad to coach the Flyers. The first was his former coach, College Basketball Hall of Famer Don Donoher (1964-89).

He and his wife Christina have four children.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 23 ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH ANTHONY SOLOMON ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH FIRST SEASON AT DAYTON

NEWPORT NEWS, VA.

VIRGINIA, 1987

@coachASlo PERSONAL INFORMATION This will be second stint at the University of Dayton for Solomon, who spent the 2007-08 season as a Flyer while a member of Brian Gregory’s staff. BORN: DECEMBER 1, 1964 One of the most-respected assistant coaches in the game, Solomon’s 29- HOMETOWN: NEWPORT NEWS, VA. year college coaching career also includes stops at Virginia (his alma mater), COLLEGE: NOTRE DAME, 1996 Notre Dame (twice), Clemson and Georgetown. WIFE: TRACY SOLOMON After earning four letters at Virginia from 1983-87, Solomon moved to the CHILDREN: MAYA, KARMA, sidelines as a graduate assistant at Delaware for the 1988-89 season. He then coached at Bowling Green (1989-92), Manhattan (1992-93), Richmond ANTHONY JR. (1993-94) and Virginia (1994-98). He then took an administrative position at Clemson as Assistant Athletic Director for Basketball Operations for two seasons before returning to the court as an assistant at Notre Dame (2000- 03). Solomon then went to St. Bonaventure, where he was head coach from 2003 to 2007, stabilizing a scandal-plagued program. After SBU, he had his first stint at Dayton (2007-08) before returning to Notre Dame (2008-16). While at Notre Dame, Solomon worked primarily with the Irish guards and coordinated the program’s national recruiting efforts. He helped lead Notre Dame to the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Championship in 2014-15 and to Elite Eight appearances in 2015 and 2016. Last year, Solomon was on the staff at Georgetown. The teams that Solomon played on at Virginia made three NCAA Championship appearances, earned one NIT berth and won 78 games during his tenure. Solomon was a member of the ‘84 team that advanced to the NCAA Final Four in Seattle, Washington. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in rhetoric and communication studies. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE YEAR SCHOOL POSITION 2016-17 Georgetown Assistant Coach 2008-16 Notre Dame Assistant Coach 2007-08 Dayton Assistant Coach 2003-07 St. Bonaventure Head Coach 2000-03 Notre Dame Assistant Coach 1998-2000 Clemson Assistant A.D. for Basketball Operations 1994-98 Virginia Assistant Coach 1993-94 Richmond Assistant Coach 1992-93 Manhattan Assistant Coach 1989-92 Bowling Green Assistant Coach 1988-89 Delaware Graduate Assistant

OAKLAND PARK, FLA.

FLORIDA, 2005

@coachjameskane PERSONAL INFORMATION James Kane is reunited with Grant at Dayton. He previously worked as a graduate assistant (2006-07) and video coordinator (2007-09) at VCU, BORN: DECEMBER 17, 1982 and then video coordinator at Alabama (2009-11) under Grant. HOMETOWN: OAKLAND PARK, FLA. COLLEGE: FLORIDA, 2005 Kane then moved to coaching on the court at Murray State where he has been for the last six seasons. He was a part of MSU’s 31-2 campaign in his first season at the school (2011-12) in which the Racers were ranked for 13 weeks and were in the top-10 for the first time in school history. In 2014-15, the Racers won 25 straight games and became the first in school history and only the second all-time to go undefeated in the Ohio Valley Conference at 16-0. MSU won the OVC regular season title and a pair of games in the National Invitational Tournament and finished 29-6.

Kane has a reputation of being excellent in the technology area and directed the video efforts of the MSU basketball program. Along with the video efforts, he also was heavily involved in the player development, recruiting, and game planning. He is known for his outstanding job of building relationships with players and being an excellent recruiter and evaluator of talent.

Known as a tireless recruiter, Kane also served as an intern for the Charlotte Bobcats in basketball operations and scouting analysis during the 2005-06 season.

Kane graduated from the University of Florida in 2005 with a degree in sport management and a minor in business administration. Kane went on to receive his master’s in sport management from VCU’s Center for Sport Leadership.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE YEAR SCHOOL POSITION 2011-17 Murray State Assistant Coach 2009-11 Alabama Video Coordinator 2007-09 VCU Video Coordinator

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 25 ASSISTANT COACH RICARDO GREER ASSISTANT COACH FIRST SEASON AT DAYTON

NEW YORK, N.Y.

PITTSBURGH, 2001

@coachgreer25

PERSONAL INFORMATION Ricardo Greer comes from the University of Central Florida staff where he served as the Knights’ Director of Player Development BORN: AUGUST 18, 1977 for the past two seasons. Greer brings a great deal of basketball HOMETOWN: NEW YORK, N.Y. experience to the staff, primarily coming from his playing days. COLLEGE: PITTSBURGH, 2001 Greer played collegiately at the University of Pittsburgh from 1997- WIFE: MISTY GREER 2001, for the Dominican Republic national team from 1999-2009, CHILDREN: RICARDO JR. (RJ) and professionally in Europe for 14 seasons. At Pittsburgh, Greer led AND MADDISON the Panthers in both scoring and rebounding during his junior and senior seasons and was the only player in the Big East to rank in the top 15 in scoring, rebounds, assists, and steals. His play earned him All-Big East honors during both of those seasons.

His leadership ability on the court is unquestioned as he was team captain at Pittsburgh and for the Dominican Republic national team.

In Europe, Greer had an extremely successful career playing for various top-level teams in France, Ukraine, Croatia and Great Britain. Greer was named First Team All-League in the French Pro-A league three times, was a five-time French Pro-League All-Star and won the Pro A League MVP in 2010. He also led his teams to championships in 2005 and 2008, earning Finals MVP honors for the first title.

He was also inducted into the French Basketball Hall of Fame in the Spring of 2017.

Greer earned his bachelor’s degree in social sciences from Pittsburgh.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE YEAR SCHOOL POSITION 2015-17 Central Florida Director of Player Development

MIAMI, FLA.

FLORIDA, 1997

@dhertz725

PERSONAL INFORMATION Darren Hertz brings 21 years of experience to Anthony Grant’s staff, most recently working as a special assistant to head coach John BORN: JULY 25, 1975 Groce at Illinois over the past two seasons. HOMETOWN: MIAMI, FLA. Hertz spent 19 seasons (1996-2015) at the University of Florida COLLEGE: FLORIDA, 1997 working under former Gator’s head coach Billy Donovan. He was on WIFE: JULIE HERTZ the same staff that Grant worked on from 1996-2006. CHILDREN: BRANDON AND While at Florida, Hertz started out as a student assistant in 1996 ALEXA and worked his way up to Video Coordinator in 2001. During his time as video coordinator he was responsible for running various editing systems, breaking down film for opponent scouting, making individual and team edits from practices and games, producing motivational videos and coordinating film exchange.

He served as the video coordinator until 2005, when he became Assistant to the Head Coach, a position he held for the next seven seasons. In 2013, Hertz was promoted to Director of Basketball Operations, where he led the daily operations of the Gator program including scheduling, organizing recruiting, planning team travel, and directing the Billy Donovan summer camps for his final three seasons at the school.

During Hertz’s association with Florida basketball, the Gators totaled 467 wins, two national championships, four Final Fours, 14 NCAA Tournament appearances, six Southeastern Conference regular season championships and four SEC tournament titles.

Hertz graduated from Florida in 1997, earning a bachelor’s degree in sociology. He later obtained a master’s degree in sport management from UF in 2001.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE YEAR SCHOOL POSITION 2016-17 Illinois Special Assistant to the Head Coach 2013-15 Florida Director of Basketball Operations 2006-12 Florida Assistant to the Head Coach 2002-05 Florida Video Coordinator 1997-2001 Florida Student/Graduate Assistant

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 27 DIRECTOR OF SCOUTING AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT ANDY FARRELL DIRECTOR OF SCOUTING AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT FIRST SEASON AT DAYTON

DAYTON, OH.

DAYTON, 2007

@CoachAFarrell PERSONAL INFORMATION Taking over as Director of Scouting and Program Development for the Flyers, Andy Farrell makes his first return to Dayton in 10 years. Farrell BORN: SEPTEMBER 13, 1984 graduated from UD with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration HOMETOWN: DAYTON, OH. in 2007. COLLEGE: DAYTON, 2007 During his time as a Flyer, he served as a student manager for the men’s WIFE: JILLIAN FARRELL basketball program, as well as a marketing director and camp coordinator for the women’s program. Farrell then headed to VCU where he earned his master’s degree in Sports Leadership/Coaching; he also worked as a graduate assistant coach and video coordinator under Grant.

Since then, he has spent time as a Director of Basketball Operations, Assistant Coach and Recruiting Coordinator at DePaul University, Longwood University, and Southwest Mississippi Community College.

MIAMI, FLA.

MIAMI, 1997

PERSONAL INFORMATION Devin Davis steps into a new position as Dayton’s Director of Player Development. Graduating from Miami (Ohio) University, Davis spent four BORN: DECEMBER 27, 1974 years as a star of the RedHawks basketball team where he ranks third all-time in points (1,828) and rebounds (1,027). Miami made the NCAA HOMETOWN: MIAMI, FLA. tournament twice during those years, and the team inducted him in their COLLEGE: MIAMI, 1997 Athletic Hall of Fame in 2009. WIFE: ZARINAH DAVIS After graduation, Davis spent 15 years in professional national and international basketball, playing for various teams in Spain, Philippines, Russia, and Argentina. In 2014-15, he served on Anthony Grant’s coaching staff as strength and conditioning coach for the University of Alabama. The two have a relationship that goes back to their high school alma mater, Miami Senior High School, where Davis graduated 10 years after Grant.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 29 SUPPORT STAFF

CASEY CATHRALL STRENGTH & CONDITIONING Casey Cathrall serves as strength and conditioning Springs and for Florida International University in Miami, coach for the Flyers after spending the past two seasons Florida. Cathrall’s internship at FIU quickly turned into a in the same position at Louisiana Tech University. full-time position as assistant strength and conditioning coach. Cathrall graduated from Ithaca College in 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in Clinical Health Studies/Physical In June 2014 he took over as Director of Strength and Therapy, and completed his master’s degree in Exercise Conditioning at University of Maryland – Baltimore Physiology (Strength and Conditioning) in 2014 at the County, where he spent a year before accepting his University of Miami (Fla.) where he was a strength and position at Louisiana Tech in 2015. conditioning graduate assistant for the 2012-13 season. He spent 2013 as a full-time intern for the National Strength and Conditioning Association in Colorado

MIKE MULCAHEY ATHLETIC TRAINER Mike Mulcahey is in his fifth year as a member of the He is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers’ University of Dayton’s Sports Medicine staff. He comes Association, Ohio Athletics Trainers’ Association, the to UD from Xavier University, where he was a Clinical Great Lakes Athletic Trainers’ Association, the College Coordinator and faculty member in the school’s athletic Athletic Trainers’ Society and is the current President of training degree program for the last three years. the Greater Cincinnati Athletic Trainers’ Association. Mulcahey earned his bachelor’s in athletic training Prior to that Mulcahey was an assistant athletic trainer at from Xavier in 1996, and his master’s in athletic Xavier from 1999 to 2010, serving as the primary trainer training from Western Michigan University in 1998. for the men’s basketball program. He is an examiner for the NATABOC exam, American Red Cross First Aid Mulcahey and his wife, Emily have two sons – Patrick and CPR Instructor, and Disaster Response Services and Ryan – and reside in Cincinnati. Volunteer.

BETH FLACH ACADEMIC COORDINATOR Beth Flach was added to the University of Dayton staff as was also responsible for coordinating a mentoring program an Athletic Academic Coordinator on July 19, 2006. Flach for freshman, transfers and academically at-risk student- came to Dayton from Indiana State University where she athletes as well as organizing all aspects of the school’s served as the Assistant Athletics Academic Coordinator for academic enrichment program. Prior to this role, Flach also six years. served as an Academic Advising Intern where she taught a first year experience course and mentored student athletes Flach serves as the Academic Coordinator for the Flyers from various athletic teams. men’s and women’s basketball teams while assisting with the academic needs of all UD student-athletes. Flach also spent time at Central Michigan University from 1999-2000 where she worked in the Athletic Academic Flach has been a member of the National Association of Center and as a Graduate Student Administrative Assistant. Academic Advisors for Athletics since 2001 and was a committee chair for two years beginning in 2004. She has Flach graduated in 1998 with a Bachelor of Arts in also been active with Big Brothers/Big Sisters for the past Criminology from Capital University where she also played five years. volleyball for three seasons. The Crusaders were Ohio Athletic Conference Champions during her junior season At Indiana State, Flach monitored the academic progress and she was a team captain as a senior. of over 300 student athletes from 15 athletic teams. She

DOUG HAUSCHILD DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS COMMUNICATION Although Doug Hauschild was the head coach for fast-pitch teams between the Opening, First and Second Rounds as well softball at the University of Dayton from 1981 to 1983 and still as games of the National Invitational Tournament. holds the school record for career winning percentage, Doug has made his mark by recording history instead of making it. Hauschild was honored at the 2009 CoSIDA Convention by As the Director of Media Relations for the Division of Athletics, being named that year’s Bob Kenworthy Award winner for his he serves as the primary sports contact for the football and service in the community. In 2012, Hauschild was honored with men’s basketball programs, as well as the coordinator for the the Atlantic 10’s Bob Vetrone Award for outstanding media UD Athletics Hall of Fame. service in a vote conducted by the league’s sports information directors. He is the second UD media member to ever receive He has worked on the CoSIDA Academic All-America the award (Bucky Bockhorn, 2010). Committee since June 1993, but has truly made his mark as a gameday host. Hauschild has served the Media Coordinator In 2013, Hauschild was also part of the NCAA Tournament for 117 NCAA Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament hosting team at UD Arena that became the first site ever to games at UD Arena since taking over as SID in 1982. Hauschild host 10 NCAA Tournament games in any year (four First Four is also a part of the NCAA media advisory committee. games, six Second and Third Round Games). Hauschild was part of a tournament hosting team at Dayton More than 45 former student workers in the Dayton Athletics that made NCAA men’s basketball history in March 2001 by Communication Office have gone on to careers in the sport hosting 10 postseason games in eight days at UD Arena, a feat industry at the college or professional levels. never-before done in college basketball. Other venues have hosted NCAA and NIT in the same year, but no venue or school had ever done so simultaneously. UD was host to nine NCAA

BACK ROW, FROM LEFT: Brett Comer, Matthew Sweet, Anthony Solomon, Darren Hertz, Devin Davis, Xeyrius Williams, Obadiah Toppin, Jordan Pierce, Kostas Antetokounmpo, Josh Cunningham, Head Coach Anthony Grant, Ricardo Greer, James Kane, and Andy Farrell.

FRONT ROW: Casey Cathrall, Dalton Stewart, Jalen Crutcher, Trey Landers, Ryan Mikesell, Joey Gruden, Darrell Davis Jr., Matej Svoboda, Jordan Davis, John Crosby, Jack Westerfield, and Mike Mulcahey (Not Pictured: Camron Greer)

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 31 TEAM ROSTER ALPHABETICAL # Name Year Position Height Weight Hometown High School 13 Kostas Antetokounmpo F R-Fr. 6-10 197 Athens, Greece Dominican (Milwaukee) 15 John Crosby G Jr. 6-3 197 Baltimore, Md. New Haven School 10 Jalen Crutcher G Fr. 6-1 161 Memphis, Tenn. Ridgeway 0 Josh Cunningham F R-Jr. 6-7 233 Chicago, Ill. Morgan Park 1 Darrell Davis G Sr. 6-5 170 Detroit, Mich. Frederick Douglass 4 Jordan Davis G Fr. 6-2 195 Irmo, S.C. Dutch Fork 52 Camron Greer G Fr. 5-7 160 Country Club Hills, Ill. Rich Central 44 Joey Gruden G Sr. 6-1 185 Leesburg, Virginia Sycamore 3 Trey Landers G So. 6-5 224 Dayton, Ohio Wayne 33 Ryan Mikesell F Jr. 6-7 215 St. Henry, Ohio St. Henry 14 Jordan Pierce C Fr. 6-11 265 Union, N.J. Union Catholic 50 Dalton Stewart G Fr. 6-2 190 Brookville, Ohio Brookville

11 Matej Svoboda F Fr. 6-7 224 Ostrava, Czech Republic Sportovni Gymnazium Dany a Emila Zatopkovych -- Obadiah Toppin F Fr. 6-8 193 Ossining, N.Y. Mt. Zion Prep (MD) 23 Jack Westerfield G Jr. 6-1 180 Cincinnati, Ohio St. Xavier 20 Xeyrius Williams F Jr. 6-9 205 Springfield, Ohio Huber Heights Wayne

NUMERICAL # Name Year Position Height Weight Hometown High School 0 Josh Cunningham F R-Jr. 6-7 233 Chicago, Ill. Morgan Park 1 Darrell Davis G Sr. 6-5 170 Detroit, Mich. Frederick Douglass 3 Trey Landers G So. 6-5 224 Dayton, Ohio Wayne 4 Jordan Davis G Fr. 6-2 195 Irmo, S.C. Dutch Fork 10 Jalen Crutcher G Fr. 6-1 161 Memphis, Tenn. Ridgeway

11 Matej Svoboda F Fr. 6-7 224 Ostrava, Czech Republic Sportovni Gymnazium Dany a Emila Zatopkovych 13 Kostas Antetokounmpo F R-Fr. 6-10 197 Athens, Greece Dominican (Milwaukee) 14 Jordan Pierce C Fr. 6-11 265 Union, N.J. Union Catholic 15 John Crosby G Jr. 6-3 197 Baltimore, Md. New Haven School 20 Xeyrius Williams F Jr. 6-9 205 Springfield, Ohio Huber Heights Wayne 23 Jack Westerfield G Jr. 6-1 180 Cincinnati, Ohio St. Xavier 33 Ryan Mikesell F Jr. 6-7 215 St. Henry, Ohio St. Henry 44 Joey Gruden G Sr. 6-1 185 Leesburg, Virginia Sycamore 50 Dalton Stewart G Fr. 6-2 190 Brookville, Ohio Brookville 52 Camron Greer G Fr. 5-7 160 Country Club Hills, Ill. Rich Central -- Obadiah Toppin F Fr. 6-8 193 Ossining, N.Y. Mt. Zion Prep (MD)

Name Position Anthony Grant Head Coach Anthony Solomon Associate Head Coach James Kane Assistant Coach Ricardo Greer Assistant Coach Darren Hertz Assistant to the Head Coach Andy Farrell Director of Scouting and Program Development Devin Davis Director of Player Development Casey Cathrall Strength and Conditioning

32 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 BY CLASS BY STATE OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO SENIORS OHIO No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr No. Name Hometown/High School 1 Darrell Davis 6-5 170 F SR 50 Dalton Stewart Brookville, Ohio / Brookville 44 Joey Gruden 6-1 185 G SR 23 Jack Westerfield Cincinnati, Ohio / St. Xavier 3 Trey Landers Dayton, Ohio / Wayne JUNIORS No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr 20 Xeyrius Williams Springfield, Ohio / Huber Heights Wayne 0 Josh Cunningham 6-7 233 F RS JR 33 Ryan Mikesell St. Henry, Ohio / St. Henry 15 John Crosby 6-3 197 G JR 20 Xeyrius Williams 6-9 205 F JR ILLINOIS 23 Jack Westerfield 6-1 180 G JR No. Name Hometown/High School 33 Ryan Mikesell 6-7 215 F JR 0 Josh Cunningham Chicago, IL/Morgan Park 51 Camron Greer Country Club Hills, IL/Rich Central SOPHOMORES No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr MARYLAND 3 Trey Landers 6-5 224 G SO No. Name Hometown/High School 15 John Crosby Baltimore, MD/New Haven School FRESHMAN No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr MICHIGAN 4 Jordan Davis 6-2 195 G FR No. Name Hometown/High School 10 Jalen Crutcher 6-1 161 G FR 11 Matej Svoboda 6-7 224 F FR 1 Darrell Davis Detroit, MI/Frederick Douglass 13 Kostas Antetokounmpo 6-10 190 F RS FR 14 Jordan Pierce 6-11 265 C FR NEW JERSEY 50 Dalton Stewart 6-2 190 G FR No. Name Hometown/High School 52 Camron Greer 5-7 160 G FR 14 Jordan Pierce Union, N.J. / Union Catholic

NEW YORK No. Name Hometown/High School BY HEIGHT -- Obadiah Toppin Ossining, N.Y. / Mt. Zion Prep (MD) 6-11 SOUTH CAROLINA No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr No. Name Hometown/High School 14 Jordan Pierce 6-11 265 C FR 4 Jordan Davis Irmo, S.C. / Dutch Fork

6-10 No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr TENNESSEE 11 Kostas Antetokounmpo 6-10 197 F RS FR No. Name Hometown/High School 10 Jalen Crutcher Memphis, Tenn. / Ridgeway 6-9 No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr 20 Xeyrius Williams 6-9 205 F JR VIRGINIA No. Name Hometown/High School 6-8 44 Joey Gruden Leesburg/ Sycamore No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr -- Obadiah Toppin 6-8 193 F FR CZECH REPUBLIC 6-7 No. Name Hometown/High School No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr 11 Matej Svoboda Ostrava, Czech Republic / Sportovni Gymnazium Dany a Emila Zatopkovych 0 Josh Cunningham 6-7 233 F RS JR 11 Matej Svoboda 6-7 224 F FR GREECE 33 Ryan Mikesell 6-7 215 F JR No. Name Hometown/High School 6-5 13 Kostas Antetokounmpo Athens, Greece/Dominican (Milwaukee) No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr 1 Darrell Davis 6-5 170 F SR 3 Trey Landers 6-5 224 G SO

6-3 No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr PRONUNCIATIONS 15 John Crosby 6-3 197 G JR 11 Mah-TAY Svuh-BO-dah 6-2 13 COAST-us Ah-day-toe-KOON-boe No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr 20 Xeryrius (rhymes with “Serious”) Willliams 4 Jordan Davis 6-2 195 G FR 33 Ryan Mike-SELL 50 Dalton Stewart 6-2 190 G FR 44 Joey Gruden 6-2 172 G SR

6-1 No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr 10 Jalen Crutcher 6-1 161 G FR 23 Jack Westerfield 6-1 180 G JR 44 Joey Gruden 6-1 185 G SR

5-7 No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr 52 Camron Greer 5-7 160 G FR

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 33 DARRELL DAVIS JR. SENIOR #1 GUARD | 6-5 | 170 HOMETOWN: DETROIT, MICH. HIGH SCHOOL: FREDERICK DOUGLASS MAJOR: MEDIA PRODUCTION AAU TEAM: MICHIGAN HURRICANES BIRTHDAY: MAY 9, 1996 @_DarrellDavis

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: DARRELL LLOYD DAVIS JR. NICKNAME: BABY D SON OF: DARRELL DAVIS AND TENISHA HUNTER SIBLINGS: TYRECE, TYISHA, AND LATOYA HIGH SCHOOL COACH: NWKYANE YOUNG

CAREER HIGHS POINTS: 19, BOSTON U. (12/20/14) REBOUNDS: 8, SEMO (11/13/15) ASSISTS: 4, SIX TIMES STEALS: 2, NINE TIMES FGS MADE: 6, BOSTON U. (12/20/14); AUSTIN PEAY (11/11/16) BLOCKS: 1, FIVE TIMES FT MADE: 6, ALABAMA A&M (11/14/14) MINUTES: 38, RICHMOND (1/19/17)

FLYER 1’s Monty Scott (2003-07), Mickey Perry (2007-08), London Warren (2008-10), Kevin Dillard (2011- 13)

CAREER STATS TOTAL 3-POINT FT REB YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF TOT AVG PF FO AST BLK STL PTS AVG 2014-15 36 0 673 18.7 54 141 .383 47 104 .452 17 23 .739 3 56 1.6 55 0 23 3 14 172 4.8 2015-16 32 2 631 19.7 67 183 .366 32 110 .291 21 32 .656 3 73 2.4 53 1 42 1 11 187 5.8 2016-17 31 16 644 20.8 50 146 .342 40 104 .385 32 44 .727 8 60 1.9 55 0 38 1 14 172 5.5 TOTAL 99 18 1948 19.7 171 470 .364 119 318 .374 70 99 .707 14 195 2.0 163 1 103 5 39 531 5.4

34 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO BIOGRAPHY 2016-17 (JUNIOR) • Played in 31 games and started 16 for Dayton. • Scored 172 points (5.5 ppg) while registering 60 rebounds (1.9 rpg) and 38 assists (1.2 apg) in 664 minutes (20.8 mpg). • Hit 40 3-point field goals on the season, the third best on the team for the second straight year. • Scored a season high 17 points along with two rebounds and a steal in the season opener against Austin Peay. • Eleventh in the A-10 for 3-point FG percentage (.385). • Scored in double digits four times on the season.

2015-16 (SOPHOMORE) • Played in 32 games for the Flyers and recorded two starts. Recorded 187 points (5.8 ppg) in 631 minutes (19.7 mpg). • Named to Dayton All-Academic Team. • Registered season-highs of 15 points and eight rebounds in the season-opening win over Southeast Missouri State on Nov. 13. • Knocked down 32 3-point field goals on the season, the third-highest mark on the team. • Was 4-5 from the field and made a go-ahead three-pointer with 21.1 seconds remaining in a 68-66 win over Rhode Island on Feb. 12. • Had a personal 8-0 run with Dayton down 16 in the first half at Vanderbilt. • Averaged 5.8 points per game, 2.4 rebounds per game, and 1.3 assists per game.

2014-15 (FRESHMAN) • Played in all 36 games during his freshman season, scoring 172 points (4.8 ppg) in 673 minutes (18.7 mpg). • Led the Atlantic 10 in three-point shooting. • Shot 45.2% from beyond the arc, converting 47-of-104 three-pointers. • Scored a career-high 19 points versus Boston on 6-of-7 shooting from the field and a perfect 5-of-5 from beyond the arc. • Recorded 15 points on 5-of-7 shooting from beyond the three-point line against Oklahoma in the NCAA Tournament Third Round. • Earned the teams’ Thomas M. Luppe Award, which is awarded to the first-year player on the team who best demonstrates the courage, desire and integrity of former Flyer freshman Tom Luppe. • In games in which Davis made at least two 3-pointers, the Flyers went 10-2 as a team.

HIGH SCHOOL • Ranked 112 overall for the class of 2014 by Rivals.com. • Ranked as the 24th best shooting guard and 5th best player in Michigan for his class by ESPN.com. • AP Class B Player of the Year. • Class B All-State. • Finished 5th in Mr. Basketball for Michigan. • Led Detroit Douglass to their first regional title since 2010 (2014). • Detroit Douglass’ all-time leading scorer with over 1,400 points. • Averaged 24.7 points, 6.7 rebounds, and 4.2 assists per game (2014). • Averaged 20.2 points and 5.5 assists (2013). • AP Class B All-Michigan team as a junior. • Led Detroit Douglass to the Regional Finals (2013). • Fielded recruiting offers from teams in the Big Ten, Big East, ACC and Big 12 • Valedictorian with a 4.0 GPA. • 2013-14 Detroit Public School League Proud Strong Learner of the Year award. • Collected three Proud Strong Learner of the Week honors in his high school career.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 35 JOEY GRUDEN SENIOR #44 GUARD | 6-1 | 185 HOMETOWN: LEESBURG, VA. HIGH SCHOOL: SYCAMORE MASTERS: EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP AAU TEAM: CLUB OHIO BIRTHDAY: JUNE 23, 1994 @Jgruden9

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: JOSEPH LEE GRUDEN NICKNAME: JOEY SON OF: JAY AND SHERRY GRUDEN SIBLINGS: JJ AND JACK CAREER GOAL: COACHING

CAREER HIGHS POINTS: 1, ST. JOSEPH’S (IN) (12/6/16); AT SAINT LOUIS (2/14/17) REBOUNDS: 1, ST. JOSEPH’S (IN) (12/6/16) ASSISTS: 1, SAINT LOUIS (1/22/17) FT MADE: 1, ST. JOSEPH’S (IN) (12/6/16); AT SAINT LOUIS (2/14/17) MINUTES: 2, UIC (11/29/14); ST. JOSEPH’S (IN) (12/6/16)

FLYER 44’s Junior Norris (1950-51), George Waywood (1951-52), Bob Sullivan (1964-65), Allen Elijah (1972- 75), Tim Pohlman (1976-80), Tim Robbe (1982-83), Dave Colbert (1984-86), Troy McCracken (1986-90), Andrew Gaydosh (1990-94), Matt Cooper (1996-2000), Jason Osbourne (2001-02), James Cripe (2003-06), Josh Benson (2009-11)

CAREER STATS TOTAL 3-POINT FT REB YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF TOT AVG PF FO AST BLK STL PTS AVG 2014-15 7 0 7 1.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2015-16 4 0 4 1.0 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 0.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2016-17 6 0 7 1.2 0 3 .000 0 2 .000 2 3 .667 1 1 0.2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0.3 TOTAL 17 0 18 1.1 0 4 .000 0 2 .000 2 3 .667 1 2 0.1 0 0 1 0 0 2 0.1

2015-16 (SOPHOMORE) • Saw action in four games. • Registered a rebound in four minutes of action on the season.

2014-15 (FRESHMAN) • First season with the Flyers as a walk-on.

HIGH SCHOOL • 6-1 sophomore walk-on guard from Leesburg, Virginia. • Son of Washington Redskins Head Coach Jay Gruden and the nephew of UD football legend and Super Bowl winning coach Jon Gruden. • All-conference in three sports: basketball, football, and volleyball. • Named to the Second Team All-District as a senior at Sycamore.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 37 JOSH CUNNINGHAM REDSHIRT JUNIOR - TEAM CAPTAIN #0 FORWARD | 6-7 | 233 HOMETOWN: CHICAGO, ILL. HIGH SCHOOL: MORGAN PARK MAJOR: MEDIA PRODUCTION AAU TEAM: MAC IRVIN FIRE BIRTHDAY: AUGUST 11, 1996 @JoshMCunningham

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: JOSHUA CUNNINGHAM NICKNAME: JOSH, JC SON OF: LATANYA AND JOHNNY CUNNINGHAM SIBLINGS: NICK AND ALEX HIGH SCHOOL COACH: NICK IRVIN

CAREER HIGHS POINTS: 13, AUSTIN PEAY (11/11/16) REBOUNDS: 10, AT GEORGE WASHINGTON (3/4/17) ASSISTS: 4, AT SAINT LOUIS (2/14/17) STEALS: 2, AT SAINT LOUIS (2/14/17) FGS MADE: 5, AUSTIN PEAY (11/11/16); AT ALABAMA (11/15/16) BLOCKS: 1, AT SAINT LOUIS (2/14/17) FT MADE: 4, AT SAINT LOUIS (2/14/17) MINUTES: 27, VCU (3/1/17) FLYER 0’s Mickey Perry (2008-10), Khari Price (2012-14), Ryan Bass (2014-15)

CAREER STATS TOTAL 3-POINT FT REB YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF TOT AVG PF FO AST BLK STL PTS AVG 2016-17 11 2 162 14.7 25 42 .595 0 0 .000 19 24 .792 13 32 2.9 24 0 7 1 3 69 6.3 TOTAL 11 2 162 14.7 25 42 .595 0 0 .000 19 24 .792 13 32 2.9 24 0 7 1 3 69 6.3

38 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO BIOGRAPHY 2016-17 (REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE) • One of three co-captains for the Flyers in 2016-17. • Played in 11 games and started two for Dayton mainly due to an injury early in the season. • Led the team in FT percentage (.792). • Averaged 14.7 minutes, 6.3 points, and 2.9 rebounds per game. • Scored in double digits four times including his season-high 13 points in the season opener against Austin Peay. • Brought down 10 rebounds including five offensive at George Washington on March 4.

2015-16 (SOPHOMORE) • Sat out the season due to NCAA underclassman transfer restrictions. He will have three seasons of eligibility for the Flyers. Josh has also been selected as one of three co-captains for the 2016-17 season.

2014-15 (FRESHMAN - BRADLEY) • Led team in rebounding (7.5). • Tied for team high in steals (1.1). • Averaged 7.9 points a game. • Shot 43.4 percent from the field (96-of-221), 23.4 percent from 3-point range (15-of-64) and 57.0 percent at the free-throw line (53-of-93). • Upped his averages to 8.5 points and 8.4 rebounds in Missouri Valley Conference play. • Second-leading rebounder in the MVC. • League’s All-Freshman Team. • Fifth nationally among Division I freshmen in rebounding, with a high of 21 boards at Missouri State.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 39 JOHN CROSBY JUNIOR #15 GUARD | 6-3 | 197 HOMETOWN: BALTIMORE, MD. HIGH SCHOOL: NEW HAVEN SCHOOL MAJOR: MEDIA PRODUCTION AAU TEAM: TEAM MELO AND WER1 BIRTHDAY: JANUARY 12, 1996 @_CROSBYshow

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: JOHN CROSBY NICKNAME: CROSBY SHOW SON OF: JOHN CROSBY AND EBONY WALKER SIBLINGS: TYLA, TAYLOR, KAYLA, AND AYONNA HIGH SCHOOL COACH: PETE HUTCHINS CAREER GOAL: PLAY PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL

CAREER HIGHS POINTS: 12, GEORGE MASON (2/21/17) REBOUNDS: 6, WINTHROP (12/3/16); LASALLE (12/30/16) ASSISTS: 7, VMI (12/23/16) STEALS: 2, ETSU (12/10/16); DUQUESNE (2/4/17) FGS MADE: 4, THREE TIMES BLOCKS: 1, AT LASALLE (1/9/16); AT DAVIDSON (2/24/17) FT MADE: 3, AT GEORGE MASON (2/6/16) MINUTES: 27, VMI (12/23/16)

FLYERFLYER 15’s 15’s John Horan (1952-55), Jack McCarthy (1955-58), Don Heller (1958-60), Bill Chmielewski (1961- 62), Henry Finkel (1963-66), John Rohm (1966-67), Tom Crosswhite (1968-71), David Morris (1998-2002), Logan White (2002-06), Charles Little (2005-09), Matt Derenbecker (2012-13), Nick Haldes (2014-15) CAREER STATS TOTAL 3-POINT FT REB YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF TOT AVG PF FO AST BLK STL PTS AVG 2015-16 32 0 291 9.1 29 87 .333 6 22 .273 12 24 .500 4 44 1.4 33 0 30 1 4 76 2.4 2016-17 32 0 424 13.3 33 99 .333 11 23 .478 12 27 .444 9 62 1.9 35 0 39 1 12 89 2.8 TOTAL 64 0 715 11.2 62 186 .333 17 45 .378 24 51 .471 13 106 1.7 68 0 69 2 16 165 2.6

40 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO BIOGRAPHY 2016-17 (SOPHOMORE) • Played in 32 games in his second season for the Flyers. • Finished the season averaging 13.3 mpg, 2.8 ppg, 1.9 rpg and 1.2 apg, all career-highs. • Scored 10 points and posted a career-high seven assists against VMI on Dec. 23. • Posted a career-high 12 points, going 3-3 behind the arc, and added five rebounds in a conference matchup against George Mason on Feb. 21.

2015-16 (FRESHMAN) • Saw action in 32 games for the Flyers backing up Scoochie Smith at point guard. • Finished the season with 291 minutes (9.1 mpg) and 76 points (2.4 ppg), while also dishing out 30 assists (0.9 apg). • Posted season-highs with 11 points and five assists against UMass on Jan. 6. • Given the Dr. George Rau Spirit Award at the end of year banquet. • Scored 10 points and had five rebounds at George Mason on Feb. 6.

HIGH SCHOOL • Averaged 13.3 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 3.6 assists per game at the New Hampton School. • Gnerre Basketball Award winner (given annually to the player who best exemplifies the competitive spirit and class on and off the court). • Second Team All-Baltimore Metro choice as a senior. • Nearly averaged a triple-double in 2013-14 at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 41 XEYRIUS WILLIAMS JUNIOR #20 FORWARD | 6-9 | 205 HOMETOWN: SPRINGFIELD, OHIO HIGH SCHOOL: HUBER HEIGHTS WAYNE MAJOR: MEDIA PRODUCTION AAU TEAM: ALL OHIO BLACK BIRTHDAY: MAY 26, 1997 @35Durantula35

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: XEYRIUS CLIFTON WILLIAMS SON OF: CLIFF AND KAY WILLIAMS SIBLINGS: SHATILIA SMITH AND ALISA WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL COACH: TRAVIS TRICE CAREER GOAL: WORK FOR THE GOVERNMENT TO BE A FOREIGN OFFICER

CAREER HIGHS POINTS: 18, AT DUQUESNE (1/4/17) REBOUNDS: 10, AT UMASS (1/11/17) ASSISTS: 4, AT ST. BONAVENTURE (1/3/17) STEALS: 4, ST. JOSEPH’S (IN) (12/6/16) FGS MADE: 7, AT DUQUESNE (1/4/17) BLOCKS: 5, ST. JOSEPH’S (IN) (12/6/16) FT MADE: 7, GEORGE MASON (2/21/17) MINUTES: 35, VS DAVIDSON (3/10/17)

FLYER 20’s Thomas Brooks (1964-66), Mike Sylvester (1971-74), Joe Siggins (1974-78), Sean McNally (1978-82), Anthony Corbitt (1986-90), Antoine Smith (1990-92), Michael McCray (1994-95), Zach Thomas (1996-97), Desmond Adedeji (2005-07)

CAREER STATS TOTAL 3-POINT FT REB YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF TOT AVG PF FO AST BLK STL PTS AVG 2015-16 26 0 250 9.6 21 47 .447 4 12 .333 9 12 .750 15 44 1.7 30 0 5 10 11 55 2.1 2016-17 32 9 728 22.8 93 192 .484 39 94 .415 37 47 .787 52 154 4.8 81 0 31 34 20 262 8.2 TOTAL 58 9 978 16.9 114 239 .477 43 106 .406 46 59 .780 67 198 3.4 111 0 36 46 31 317 5.5

42 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO BIOGRAPHY 2016-17 (SOPHOMORE) • One of four Flyers to play in all 32 games making nine starts. • Scored 262 points (8.2 ppg), 154 rebounds (4.8 rpg), and a team-high 36 blocks in 728 minutes (22.8 mpg). • Shot 48% (92-of-192) from the field and 41.5% (39-of-94) from beyond the arc, the second best percentage on the team. • Scored a career-high 18 points against Duquesne. • Recorded a career high 10 rebounds against Massachusetts. • Hit two huge threes to comeback in the final minute to beat Rhode Island on the road on 2/10/2017.

2015-16 (FRESHMAN) • Averaged 2.1 points and 1.7 rebounds per game. • Saw action in 26 games and averaged 9.6 minutes per game during his freshman campaign. • Career-highs against Iowa with seven points and five rebounds. • Played a season-high 25 minutes vs. Monmouth.

HIGH SCHOOL • Part of Wayne High School’s team that won the 2015 Ohio Division I state championship. • Named to Ohio Division I All-Tournament team. • Two-time Wayne co-MVP. • Averaged 11.8 points and 9.9 rebounds a game as a senior. • Shot 35.3% from three-point range. • Team captain. • One of four players on this year’s roster to have won a state championship in high school.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 43 RYAN MIKESELL JUNIOR #33 FORWARD | 6-7 | 215 HOMETOWN: ST. HENRY, OHIO HIGH SCHOOL: ST. HENRY MAJOR: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AAU TEAM: TEAM OHIO BIRTHDAY: DECEMBER 29, 1996 @mikesell33

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: RYAN RICHARD MIKESELL SON OF: REED AND LISA MIKESELL SIBLINGS: LANEE, ANDY AND ALLY HIGH SCHOOL COACH: ERIC ROSENBECK CAREER GOAL: WIN CHAMPIONSHIPS HERE AT UD. GRADUATE WITH A MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEGREE. GET JOB AND RAISE A FAMILY.

CAREER HIGHS POINTS: 21, SEMO (11/13/15) REBOUNDS: 11, VANDERBILT (12/21/16) ASSISTS: 4, SEMO (11/13/15) STEALS: 3, RICHMOND (1/19/17); SAINT LOUIS (1/22/17) FGS MADE: 7, VS. SEMO (11/13/15) BLOCKS: 3, DUQUESNE (2/4/17) FT MADE: 5, VS. NEBRASKA (11/24/16) MINUTES: 32, VS. NEBRASKA (11/24/16)

FLYER 33’s Tom Frericks (1950-51), Don Miller (1951-52), Larry Pedicord (1952-54), Bob Jones (1958-59), Paul Winterhalter (1960-62), Bill Cassidy (1962-64), Dan Sadlier (1966-69), Pat Murnen (1969- 72), Joe Fisher (1972-75), Mike Byrd (1979-83), Anthony Grant (1983-87), Ken Branch (1987- 91), Chris Daniels (1992-96), Brooks Hall (1999-2003), Jimmy Binnie (2004-08), Chris Wright (2009-11) CAREER STATS TOTAL 3-POINT FT REB YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF TOT AVG PF FO AST BLK STL PTS AVG 2015-16 22 0 176 8.0 25 51 .490 11 33 .333 6 13 .462 10 32 1.5 22 0 17 5 4 67 3.0 2016-17 32 24 665 20.8 65 143 .455 19 57 .333 34 50 .680 37 125 3.9 77 0 28 17 20 183 5.7 TOTAL 54 24 841 15.6 90 194 .464 30 90 .333 40 63 .635 47 157 2.9 99 0 45 22 24 250 4.6

44 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO BIOGRAPHY 2016-17 (SOPHOMORE) • One of only four Flyers to see action in all 32 games, starting in 24 games. • Finished the season with 665 minutes (20.8 mpg), 183 points (5.7 ppg), and 125 rebounds (3.9 rpg). • Shot .455 (65-of-143) from the field and .333 (19-of-57) from the 3-point line. • Scored his season-high 16 points St. Bonaventure going 6-9 on FGs and 2-3 from behind the arc. • Recorded a career-high 11 rebounds against Vanderbilt.

2015-16 (FRESHMAN) • Saw action in 22 game for the Flyers, scoring 67 points. • Averaged 8.0 minutes, 3.0 points, and 1.5 rebounds per game. • Shot .490 (25-of-51) from the field and .333 (11-of-33) from the 3-point line. • Career-high 21 points vs. Southeast Missouri State in first collegiate game leading all scorers. • Named Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week on Nov. 16, 2015. • Uhl Family Endowed Scholarship recipient given annually to the UD player who best exemplifies the qualities of good sportsmanship and character, and follows the University’s creed of “Learn, Lead and Serve” on and off the court. • Thomas M. Luppe Award winner given to the first-year player on the team who best demonstrates the courage, desire and integrity of former Flyer freshman Tom Luppe.

HIGH SCHOOL • First Team All-State selection (2015). • District Player of the Year (2015). • Averaged 22.2 points, 11.2 rebounds, 3.6 assists, and 3.4 blocks (2015).

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 45 JACK WESTERFIELD JUNIOR #23 GUARD | 6-1 | 180 HOMETOWN: CINCINNATI, OHIO HIGH SCHOOL: ST. XAVIER MAJOR: FINANCE AAU TEAM: OHIO SHINING STARS BIRTHDAY: JUNE 6, 1997 @bangbang_jw12

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: JOHN THOMAS WESTERFIELD NICKNAME: JACK SON OF: TOM AND GINA WESTERFIELD SIBLINGS: EMILY AND HALLIE HIGH SCHOOL COACH: CAREER GOAL: TO BECOME A COLLEGE BASKETBALL COACH

CAREER HIGHS MINUTES: 1, FOUR TIMES

FLYER 23’s James Hough (1950-51), Ray Dieringer (1951-52), Don Miller (1952-53), Carmen Riazzi (1954- 57), Tom Nartker (1957-58), Tom Boykin (1958-59), Ken Barnett (1959-60), Chuck Izor (1960- 62), Jim Wannemacher (1964-67), Steve Hess (1970-73), Mike Lee (1975-79), Rusty Jackson (1979-81), Damon Goodwin (1982-86), Norm Grevey (1987-91), Jeff Elder (1992-95), Rodney Horton (1995-97), Yuanta Holland (1998-2001), Chris Wright (2007-08), Luke Fabrizius (2008- 12), Brian Vonderhaar (2012-14)

CAREER STATS TOTAL 3-POINT FT REB YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF TOT AVG PF FO AST BLK STL PTS AVG 2015-16 1 0 1 1.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2016-17 3 0 3 1.0 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TOTAL 4 0 4 1.0 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

2015-16 (FRESHMAN) • First season with the Flyers as a walk-on. • Fall 2015 Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll. • Saw action in one game • Spring 2016 Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

HIGH SCHOOL • Named Second Team All-GCL South. • Shot 91% from the free-throw line.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 47 TREY LANDERS SOPHOMORE #3 GUARD | 6-5 | 224 HOMETOWN: DAYTON, OHIO HIGH SCHOOL: HUBER HEIGHTS WAYNE MAJOR: DISCOVER ARTS AAU TEAM: ALL OHIO RED BIRTHDAY: JUNE 20, 1998 @tlanders_03

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: TREY LANDERS NICKNAME: T SON OF: TRACY MATHEWS AND ROBERT LANDERS SIBLINGS: ROBERT JR. AND TALLICE HIGH SCHOOL COACH: TRAVIS TRICE

CAREER HIGHS POINTS: 5, THREE TIMES REBOUNDS: 3, THREE TIMES ASSISTS: 1, THREE TIMES STEALS: 2, ST. JOSEPH’S (IN) (12/6/16) FGS MADE: 2, FIVE TIMES BLOCKS: 1, VS. PORTLAND (11/25/16); VWI (12/23/16) FT MADE: 1, FOUR TIMES MINUTES: 9, ST. JOSEPH’S (IN) (12/6/16)

FLYER 3’s Jack Zimmerman (1978-80), Sedric Toney (1983-85), David Bradds (1987-90), Darnell Hahn (1993- 96), Ryan Perryman (1994-98), Ramod Marshall (2000-04), Charles Little(2005-06)Andres Sandoval (2006-07), Rob Lowery (008-10), Juwan Staten (2010-11), Mitch Asmus (2011-13), Kyle Davis (2013-17)

CAREER STATS TOTAL 3-POINT FT REB YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF TOT AVG PF FO AST BLK STL PTS AVG 2016-17 9 0 52 5.8 11 17 .647 1 3 .333 4 10 .400 4 13 1.4 17 0 3 2 3 27 3.0 TOTAL 9 0 52 5.8 11 17 .647 1 3 .333 4 10 .400 4 13 1.4 17 0 3 2 3 27 3.0

48 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO BIOGRAPHY 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) • Played in nine games for the Flyers as a freshman. • Recorded 27 points (3 ppg), 13 rebounds (1.4 rpg), three assists, three steals, and two blocks in 52 minutes of action (5.8 mpg). • Scored five points along with three rebounds and two steals against Saint Joseph’s on Dec. 6. • Didn’t miss a shot in his Dayton debut (2-2 FG) registering four points and a rebound against Austin Peay on Nov. 11.

HIGH SCHOOL • First Team All-Ohio. • Averaged 16.4 points, 7.3 rebounds and 3.5 assists. • Played for Wayne High School in the Dayton suburb of Huber Heights. • Wayne finished the regular season undefeated and ranked No. 1 in Ohio. • Averaged 11.0 points and 7.2 rebounds as a junior, after averaging 9.8 points as a sophomore. • Played on Wayne’s 2015 Ohio Division I state championship team with current Flyer Xeyrius Williams. • One of four Flyers to win a state championship in high school.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 49 KOSTAS ANTETOKOUNMPO REDSHIRT FRESHMAN #13 FORWARD | 6-10 | 197 HOMETOWN: ATHENS, GREECE HIGH SCHOOL: DOMINICAN (MILWAUKEE) MAJOR: GENERAL STUDIES AAU TEAM: PLAYGROUND ELITE BIRTHDAY: NOVEMBER 20, 1997 @Kostas_ante34

BIOGRAPHY 2016-17 (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN) • Redshirted for the 2016-17 season and remains eligible for four seasons with the Flyers.

HIGH SCHOOL • First Team Division 4 All-State by the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association. • Averaged 12.9 points, 7.1 rebounds and 2.4 blocks a game, while shooting .639 (147-230) FG. • Helped Dominican High School go 27-1 and win an unprecedented fifth straight state title. • Totaled 14 points (6-8 FG), eight rebounds and four blocks in the state semifinals and came back with 10 points (4-5 FG), eight rebounds and three blocks in a 19-point win the state championship game. • As a junior in 2014-15, he was a reserve (3.6 ppg., 2.0 rpg.) on a team that had seven seniors, including former Maryland and Diamond Stone an NBA Center. • He is a consensus top 100 high school prospect (89 according to Rivals, 98 by Scout). • One of four Flyers to win a state championship in high school. • Played for the Greek National U20 team the summer before coming to UD.

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: KOSTAS ANTETOKOUNMPO NICKNAME: GREEK FREAK 2.0 SON OF: CHARLES AND VERONICA ANTETOKOUNMPO SIBLINGS: THANASIS , GIANNIS AND ALEX. HIS BROTHERS GIANNIS (MILWAUKEE BUCKS) AND THANASIS (NEW YORK KNICKS) ARE NBA PLAYERS. HIGH SCHOOL COACH: DEREK BERGER

FLYER 13’s Dave Otto (1952-53), Bill Almashy (1954-57), Terry Bockhorn (1957-60), Dan Mueller (1960-64) Jim Gottschall (1967-70) Mark Sizemore (1971-72), Larry Hisle (1992-93), Jeffrey Brookins (1994-96), Joe Ashburn (1998-00), Greg Kohls (2000-04)

BIOGRAPHY HIGH SCHOOL • All-time leading scorer at Dutch Fork High School with 1,659 points. • Averaged 22.3 points, 6.6 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.7 steals for his career. • Three-time all-region, two-time All-South Carolina. • South Carolina 4A Player of the Year as a junior. • South Carolina 5A Player of the Year as a senior.

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: JORDAN ANTWAN DAVIS SON OF: MICHAEL AND NATASHA DAVIS SIBLINGS: CHASSIDY HIGH SCHOOL COACH: MATT BROWN FUN FACT: FIRST PLAYER IN UD HISTORY FROM SOUTH CAROLINA

FLYER 4’s Scott Gray (1980-81), Ted Harris (1981-85), Reggie Green (1988-90), Darnell Hahn (1993-95), Coby Turner (1995-00), Chris Johnson (2008-12), Charles Cooke (2015-17)

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 51 JALEN CRUTCHER FRESHMAN #10 GUARD | 6-1 | 161 HOMETOWN: MEMPHIS, TENN. HIGH SCHOOL: RIDGEWAY MAJOR: MEDIA PRODUCTION AAU TEAM: MEMPHIS MAGIC ELITE BIRTHDAY: JULY 18, 1999 @Jalen_NoRose1

BIOGRAPHY HIGH SCHOOL • One of the top guards coming out of Memphis, Tenn. in 2017. • Member of the Memphis Commercial Appeal’s Class AAA All-Metro Team. • Played in the 2017 Basketball Coaches of Tennessee/Tennessee Athletic Coaches Association all-star basketball game. • Averaged 18 points, four assists and two steals per game as a senior.

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: JALEN CRUTCHER SON OF: GREGORY AND SHELIA CRUTCHER SIBLINGS: COURTLAND HIGH SCHOOL COACH: WES HENNING

FLYER 10’s Pete Boyle (1950-51), Ray Atherton (1956-57), Steve Turnwald (1968-70), Donald Smith (1972-74), Greg Holloway (1974-75), Jack Zimmerman (1976-78), Kevin Conrad (1979-83), Ted Fitz (1996-00), William Dupuy (2015-16), Jack Parsley (2016-17)

HIGH SCHOOL: SPORTOVNI GYMNAZIUM DANY A EMILA ZATOPKOVYCH MAJOR: COMMUNICATIONS AAU TEAM: CEZ BASKETBALL NYMBURK BIRTHDAY: SEPTEMBER 22, 1996 @MatejSvoboda11

BIOGRAPHY HIGH SCHOOL • Attended high school at Sportovni Gymnazium Dany a Emila Zatopkovych, but basketball is not played at Czech high schools. • Youth basketball player of the Czech Republic 2016. • Played four seasons as an amateur on CEZ Basketball Nymburk professional team. • CEZ Basketball Nymburk won Czech Republic Championship. 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017. • Played for Czech Republic National Team U16-20 from 2011-2016 at European Championships. • Also represented Czech Republic at the World Championships in 2012 (Team placed 8th). • Was the second-leading scorer in the 2016 FIBA U-20 European Championships in Helsinki, Finland. He averaged 19.0 points a game in the seven-game tournament. • The leading scorer was Lauri Markkanen, a 7-0 forward who starred for Arizona last year and is now in the NBA. • Svoboda was the tournament’s top three-point shooter, making 21 of 42 from behind the arc. Also averaged 7.3 rebounds and 1.9 assists at the 2016 championships.

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: MATEJ SVOBODA SON OF: RADEK AND JANA SVOBODA SIBLINGS: STEPHAN CEZ NYMBURK COACH: RONEN GINZBURG FUN FACT: LAST NAME TRANSLATES AS “FREEDOM” IN ENGLISH.

FLYER 11’s Vaughn Taylor (1952-53), Jim Paxson (1955-56), Harold Bockhorn (1957-58), John Samanich (1964-67), Jack Kill (1970-73), Mike Brannen (1974-78), Dan Bockhorn (1978-79), Larry Schellenberg (1981-85), Ray Springer (1987-91), Cain Doliboa (1997-00), Warren Williams (2002-06), Stephen Thomas (2007-12), Scoochie Smith (2013-17)

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 53 OBADIAH TOPPIN FRESHMAN #12 FORWARD | 6-8 | 193 HOMETOWN: OSSINING, N.Y. HIGH SCHOOL: MT. ZION PREP (MD) MAJOR: DISCOVER ARTS AAU TEAM: NY LIGHTNING & NY JAYHAWKS BIRTHDAY: MARCH 4, 1998 @otoppin1

BIOGRAPHY HIGH SCHOOL • A late bloomer who really took advantage of a prep season. • Was 6-foot-2 as a high school junior, 6-foot-5 as a senior and is now 6-foot-8. • Played one season of varsity high school ball. • Selected to the Lower Hudson High School Basketball Coaches Association Conference 1 All-Section Team and all-league. • Led Ossining High School to a 17-5 record and its first conference title in 10 years. • Averaged 20.6 points, 8.1 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 3.0 steals as a senior. • At Mt. Zion Prep in Baltimore in 2016-17, averaged 17 points, eight rebounds and four assists.

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: OBADIAH RICHARD TOPPIN NICKNAME: OBI SON OF: RONI AND OBADIAH TOPPIN SIBLINGS: JACOB HIGH SCHOOL COACH: MIKE CASEY PREP SCHOOL COACH: RODRICK HARRISON

FLYER 12’s Bill Mihm (1953-54), Arlen Bockhorn (1955-58), Ray Zawadski (1958-60), Gordy Hatton (1960-63), Ray Zawadski (1963-64), Frederick Johnston (1963-65), Rich Fox (1965-67), Ken May (1968-72), Russ Wells (1972-73), Dan Klawonn (1973-76), Richard Montague (1977-81), Steve Smith (1984-85), Derrick Dukes (1990-94), Tony Stanley (1998-02), Josh Parker (2010-12), Jalen Robinson (2012-14), Trey Landers (2016-17)

BIOGRAPHY HIGH SCHOOL • Averaged 12.1 points and 9.5 rebounds as a senior, leading Union Catholic to a 17-11 record. • Was named All-County. • In his first varsity season, averaged 7.8 points, 5.9 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game in 24 games as a junior. • Was 6-foot-8 and described himself as “chubby” as a sophomore.

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: JORDAN PIERCE NICKNAME: JP SON OF: JAMES AND SHARLYNN PIERCE SIBLINGS: TIM, COLIN, AND COLETTE HIGH SCHOOL COACH: DR. JAMES REAGAN

FLYER 14’s Don Donoher (1952-54), Bob Jacoby (1954-55), Don Lane (1955-58), Phil Dubensky (1958-60), Jim Powers (1960-63), Phil Dubensky (1959-60), Eugene Klaus (1964-65), Gene Klaus (1965-67), Gordy Gahm (1970-73), Johnny Davis (1973-76), Charlie Tyra (1976-78), Dan Christie (1983-85), Brian Donoher (1987-89), Coby Turner (1995-97), Jamal Gilchrist (1999-01), Mark Jones (2001-05), London Warren (2006-08), Jeremiah Bonsu (2014-17)

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 55 DALTON STEWART FRESHMAN #50 GUARD | 6-2 | 190 HOMETOWN: BROOKVILLE, OHIO HIGH SCHOOL: BROOKVILLE MAJOR: COMPUTER ENGINEERING AAU TEAM: SHINING STARS BIRTHDAY: OCTOBER 12, 1998 @easymoneystew

BIOGRAPHY HIGH SCHOOL • Two-time All-Southwestern Buckeye League • Division 3 Honorable Mention All-Ohio • Averaged 14.0 points and 3.2 rebounds while shooting a school-record .424 from three as a senior • Team captain, and played on team with most wins (21) ever at Brookville

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: DALTON LEE STEWART SON OF: CAROL AND SAM STEWART SIBLINGS: TAYLOR AND ASHLEY HIGH SCHOOL COACH: JEFF DAVIDSON FUN FACT: HIGH SCHOOL VALEDICTORIAN CAREER GOALS: BECOME A COLLEGE BASKETBALL COACH

FLYER 50’s Steve Lawrence (1969-73), Jeff Zern (1982-85), Makor Shayok (1990-92), Nic Cordero (1996-98), Ralph Hill (2010-12), Bobby Wehrli (2013-14), Kostas Antetokounmpo (2016-17)

BIOGRAPHY HIGH SCHOOL • Team captain on an Illinois Sweet Sixteen team as a 17-year-old senior • Averaged 4.9 points, 3.0 assists and 2.2 steals in 2016-17 • Led team in assistsr • Named Rich Central High School Scholar-Athlete of the Year

PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: CAMRON PHILANDER GREER SON OF: PHIL AND CHARISSE GREER SIBLINGS: CALEB HIGH SCHOOL COACH: CORNELIUS CROSSLEY FUN FACT: HIGH SCHOOL VALEDICTORIAN CAREER GOALS: BECOME A PATENT ATTORNEY

FLYER 52’s John Horan (1951-52), George Schloemer (1968-72), Terry Ross (1974-78), Wes Coffee (1988-92), Michael Harmon (1997-98), Mitch Asmus (2010-11), Eddie Eshoo (2013-14)

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Proud Supporter of UD Men’s Basketball Since 1969 www.danis.com DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 59 2016-17 SEASON REVIEW DAYTON SEASON SCHEDULE / RESULTS & LEADERS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 24-8 15-1 7-3 2-4 CONFERENCE 15-3 9-0 6-3 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 9-5 6-1 1-0 2-4

DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTENDANCE HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/11/16 7:07 pm ET AUSTIN PEAY W 96-68 13121 (31)COOKE, Charles (6)CUNNINGHAM, Josh (6)MILLER, Sam 11/15/16 12:15 pm CT at Alabama W 77-72 10834 (20)SMITH, Scoochie (10)COOKE, Charles 11/19/16 2:05 pm ET SAINT MARY’S 57-61 L 13175 (19)COOKE, Charles (7)COOKE, Charles 11/24/16 5:30 pm ET & vs Nebraska 78-80 L 3816 (17)COOKE, Charles (9)WILLIAMS, Xeyrius 11/25/16 6:30 pm PT & vs Portland W 84-74 5153 (20)COOKE, Charles (5)DAVIS, Kyle (5)WILLIAMS, Xeyrius 11/27/16 11:00 am PT & vs New Mexico W 64-57 4221 (12)SMITH, Scoochie (6)MILLER, Sam (12)DAVIS, Kyle (6)COOKE, Charles (12)COOKE, Charles 12/3/16 2:05 pm ET WINTHROP W 83-67 12708 (20)COOKE, Charles (7)SMITH, Scoochie 12/6/16 7:07 pm ET SAINT JOSEPH’S (IN) W 91-59 12495 (18)DAVIS, Kyle (5)WILLIAMS, Xeyrius (18)COOKE, Charles (5)CROSBY, John 12/10/16 2:05 pm ET EAST TENNESSEE STATE W 75-61 13017 (24)COOKE, Charles (12)POLLARD, Kendall 12/17/16 6:00 pm CT vs Northwestern 64-67 L 9036 (18)SMITH, Scoochie (5)MIKESELL, Ryan (5)DAVIS, Kyle (5)MILLER, Sam 12/21/16 7:07 pm ET VANDERBILT W 68-63 12828 (19)COOKE, Charles (11)MIKESELL, Ryan 12/23/16 7:07 pm ET VMI W 92-56 12612 (15)MILLER, Sam (7)MIKESELL, Ryan (7)WILLIAMS, Xeyrius (7)SMITH, Scoochie 12/30/16 6:05 pm ET * LA SALLE W 66-55 12963 (20)POLLARD, Kendall (8)COOKE, Charles 1/3/17 8:05 pm ET * at St. Bonaventure W 90-74 3328 (21)POLLARD, Kendall (8)WILLIAMS, Xeyrius 1/6/17 7:00 pm ET * RHODE ISLAND W 67-64 12883 (21)SMITH, Scoochie (7)MIKESELL, Ryan 1/11/17 7:00 pm ET * at Massachusetts 55-67 L 2628 (16)DAVIS, Kyle (10)WILLIAMS, Xeyrius 1/14/17 12 Noon ET * at Duquesne W 76-57 3132 (19)COOKE, Charles (9)POLLARD, Kendall 1/19/17 7:01 pm ET * RICHMOND W 75-59 13103 (17)COOKE, Charles (7)MIKESELL, Ryan 1/22/17 2:05 pm ET * SAINT LOUIS W 67-46 13338 (19)SMITH, Scoochie (9)COOKE, Charles 1/27/17 9 pm ET * at VCU 68-73 L 7637 (19)POLLARD, Kendall (7)POLLARD, Kendall 1/31/17 9:00 pm ET * at Fordham W 75-66 2412 (25)POLLARD, Kendall (6)POLLARD, Kendall (6)WILLIAMS, Xeyrius 2/4/17 12:32 pm ET * DUQUESNE W 90-53 13455 (16)POLLARD, Kendall (8)COOKE, Charles 2/7/17 8:05 pm ET * SAINT JOSEPH’S W 77-70 12612 (19)POLLARD, Kendall (8)DAVIS, Kyle 2/10/17 7 pm ET * at Rhode Island W 75-74 7394 (17)POLLARD, Kendall (8)COOKE, Charles 2/14/17 7 pm CT * at Saint Louis W 85-63 5082 (18)COOKE, Charles (7)COOKE, Charles 2/18/17 2:05 pm ET * ST. BONAVENTURE W 76-72 13455 (19)SMITH, Scoochie (8)WILLIAMS, Xeyrius 2/21/17 7:07 pm ET * GEORGE MASON W 83-70 13071 (16)SMITH, Scoochie (6)POLLARD, Kendall (6)WILLIAMS, Xeyrius 2/24/17 9:00 pm ET * at Davidson Wot 89-82 4889 (18)POLLARD, Kendall (12)POLLARD, Kendall 3/1/17 8:05 pm ET * VCU W 79-72 13455 (20)COOKE, Charles (7)DAVIS, Kyle (20)SMITH, Scoochie 3/4/17 8:10 pm ET * at George Washington 81-87 L 4143 (24)POLLARD, Kendall (10)CUNNINGHAM, Josh 3/10/17 12:00 PM # vs Davidson 67-73 L 6641 (14)COOKE, Charles (9)WILLIAMS, Xeyrius 3/17/17 7:10 pm ET vs Wichita State 58-64 L 18269 (25)SMITH, Scoochie (6)WILLIAMS, Xeyrius

* = Conference game & = Wooden Legacy # = Atlantic 10 Men’s Basketball Championship $ = NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME 16 208291 13018 AWAY 10 51479 5148 NEUTRAL 6 47136 7856 TOTAL 32 306906 9591

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TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS ## PLAYER GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 04 COOKE, Charles 29 27 915 31.6 151 332 .455 49 123 .398 106 151 .702 29 120 149 5.1 56 1 82 61 28 32 457 15.8 25 POLLARD, Kendall 26 24 674 25.9 125 238 .525 6 23 .261 109 170 .641 27 103 130 5.0 74 1 38 47 18 39 365 14.0 11 SMITH, Scoochie 32 32 1000 31.3 145 310 .468 54 139 .388 98 127 .772 11 87 98 3.1 76 0 144 70 3 51 442 13.8 20 WILLIAMS, Xeyrius 32 9 728 22.8 93 192 .484 39 94 .415 37 47 .787 52 102 154 4.8 81 0 31 34 36 20 262 8.2 03 DAVIS, Kyle 30 21 832 27.7 83 148 .561 24 60 .400 52 78 .667 15 100 115 3.8 68 0 79 27 10 49 242 8.1 00 CUNNINGHAM, Josh 11 2 162 14.7 25 42 .595 0 0 .000 19 24 .792 13 19 32 2.9 24 0 7 12 1 3 69 6.3 33 MIKESELL, Ryan 32 24 665 20.8 65 143 .455 19 57 .333 34 50 .680 37 88 125 3.9 77 0 28 34 17 20 183 5.7 01 DAVIS, Darrell 31 16 644 20.8 50 146 .342 40 104 .385 32 44 .727 8 52 60 1.9 55 0 38 24 1 14 172 5.5 02 MILLER, Sam 26 5 316 12.2 39 92 .424 15 42 .357 25 36 .694 20 39 59 2.3 38 0 10 23 11 6 118 4.5 12 LANDERS, Trey 9 0 52 5.8 11 17 .647 1 3 .333 4 10 .400 4 9 13 1.4 17 0 3 3 2 3 27 3.0 15 CROSBY, John 32 0 424 13.3 33 99 .333 11 23 .478 12 27 .444 9 53 62 1.9 35 0 39 34 1 12 89 2.8 44 GRUDEN, Joey 6 0 7 1.2 0 3 .000 0 2 .000 2 3 .667 1 0 1 0.2 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0.3 14 BONSU, Jeremiah 2 0 1 0.5 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 23 WESTERFIELD, Jack 3 0 3 1.0 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 10 PARSLEY, Jack 2 0 2 1.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

TOTAL 32 820 1763 .465 258 671 .385 530 768 .690 277 820 1097 34.3 601 2 500 376 128 249 2428 75.9 OPPONENTS 32 731 1772 .413 227 699 .325 437 618 .707 314 796 1110 34.7 636 - 404 479 116 139 2126 66.4

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total Dayton 1093 1320 15 2428 Opponents 1006 1112 8 2126

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS - ATLANTIC 10 GAMES RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ATLANTIC 10 15-3 9-0 6-3 0-0 TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS ## PLAYER GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 25 POLLARD, Kendall 18 18 479 26.6 89 162 .549 5 17 .294 91 140 .650 20 77 97 5.4 53 1 22 33 13 26 274 15.2 04 COOKE, Charles 16 14 507 31.7 78 169 .462 27 65 .415 43 67 .642 20 60 80 5.0 27 0 53 40 16 20 226 14.1 11 SMITH, Scoochie 18 18 563 31.3 75 160 .469 28 69 .406 67 86 .779 5 45 50 2.8 42 0 87 40 1 26 245 13.6 20 WILLIAMS, Xeyrius 18 6 387 21.5 54 104 .519 23 51 .451 27 33 .818 30 63 93 5.2 51 0 15 15 19 12 158 8.8 03 DAVIS, Kyle 16 7 449 28.1 44 77 .571 17 33 .515 33 48 .688 8 59 67 4.2 40 0 44 10 5 22 138 8.6 01 DAVIS, Darrell 17 15 406 23.9 27 82 .329 24 66 .364 22 29 .759 2 25 27 1.6 33 0 28 13 1 7 100 5.9 33 MIKESELL, Ryan 18 12 354 19.7 36 78 .462 9 29 .310 18 26 .692 19 47 66 3.7 43 0 14 22 11 16 99 5.5 00 CUNNINGHAM, Josh 7 0 113 16.1 13 25 .520 0 0 .000 11 15 .733 9 13 22 3.1 13 0 5 9 1 3 37 5.3 12 LANDERS, Trey 4 0 20 5.0 6 10 .600 0 1 .000 2 5 .400 2 3 5 1.3 5 0 1 1 0 1 14 3.5 15 CROSBY, John 18 0 237 13.2 21 62 .339 7 15 .467 5 9 .556 5 29 34 1.9 17 0 20 25 1 5 54 3.0 02 MILLER, Sam 14 0 107 7.6 9 29 .310 2 14 .143 8 11 .727 5 13 18 1.3 18 0 3 12 5 3 28 2.0 44 GRUDEN, Joey 3 0 3 1.0 0 2 .000 0 2 .000 1 1 1.000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.3 TOTAL...... 18 452 960 .471 142 362 .392 328 470 .698 153 465 618 34.3 342 1 293 226 73 141 1374 76.3 OPPONENTS...... 18 423 1015 .417 121 384 .315 237 351 .675 183 426 609 33.8 372 - 239 257 64 88 1204 66.92

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total Dayton 644 715 15 1374 Opponents 570 626 8 1204

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OPPONENT DATE SCORE W/L FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG AUSTIN PEAY 11/11/16 96-68 W 37 68 .544 13 32 .406 9 15 .600 11 27 38 38.0 22 19 9 4 7 96 96.0 at Alabama 11/15/16 77-72 W 24 44 .545 9 18 .500 20 33 .606 5 23 28 33.0 23 11 11 1 5 77 86.5 SAINT MARY’S 11/19/16 57-61 L 16 47 .340 6 22 .273 19 24 .792 8 23 31 32.3 18 5 12 2 6 57 76.7 vs Nebraska 11/24/16 78-80 L 24 63 .381 10 24 .417 20 28 .714 16 21 37 33.5 22 12 11 2 5 78 77.0 vs Portland 11/25/16 84-74 W 31 56 .554 10 22 .455 12 17 .706 6 21 27 32.2 24 19 16 6 7 84 78.4 vs New Mexico 11/27/16 64-57 W 22 54 .407 6 22 .273 14 21 .667 9 26 35 32.7 16 14 9 3 7 64 76.0 WINTHROP 12/3/16 83-67 W 32 62 .516 4 14 .286 15 25 .600 13 32 45 34.4 16 13 15 4 8 83 77.0 SAINT JOSEPH’S (IN) 12/6/16 91-59 W 33 60 .550 7 18 .389 18 29 .621 10 24 34 34.4 14 17 13 11 21 91 78.8 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 12/10/16 75-61 W 30 60 .500 3 18 .167 12 18 .667 8 31 39 34.9 15 16 13 9 7 75 78.3 vs Northwestern 12/17/16 64-67 L 18 55 .327 9 25 .360 19 26 .731 5 25 30 34.4 24 11 9 4 11 64 76.9 VANDERBILT 12/21/16 68-63 W 23 59 .390 7 22 .318 15 19 .789 11 27 38 34.7 14 17 9 3 6 68 76.1 VMI 12/23/16 92-56 W 34 56 .607 15 27 .556 9 13 .692 6 31 37 34.9 15 26 11 2 9 92 77.4 LA SALLE 12/30/16 66-55 W 24 53 .453 3 22 .136 15 31 .484 9 26 35 34.9 13 17 10 2 10 66 76.5 at St. Bonaventure 1/3/17 90-74 W 29 56 .518 14 23 .609 18 25 .720 6 29 35 34.9 24 18 12 6 6 90 77.5 RHODE ISLAND 1/6/17 67-64 W 23 49 .469 4 12 .333 17 26 .654 8 23 31 34.7 18 13 11 2 9 67 76.8 at Massachusetts 1/11/17 55-67 L 18 57 .316 6 20 .300 13 22 .591 7 30 37 34.8 20 13 19 6 14 55 75.4 at Duquesne 1/14/17 76-57 W 25 58 .431 8 24 .333 18 27 .667 11 26 37 34.9 22 15 14 2 12 76 75.5 RICHMOND 1/19/17 75-59 W 23 47 .489 8 21 .381 21 26 .808 4 27 31 34.7 14 10 14 2 9 75 75.4 SAINT LOUIS 1/22/17 67-46 W 20 47 .426 10 24 .417 17 21 .810 5 30 35 34.7 19 15 10 7 6 67 75.0 at VCU 1/27/17 68-73 L 26 54 .481 5 16 .313 11 16 .688 8 16 24 34.2 21 15 13 5 4 68 74.7 at Fordham 1/31/17 75-66 W 23 44 .523 6 17 .353 23 27 .852 8 27 35 34.2 15 18 16 4 5 75 74.7 DUQUESNE 2/4/17 90-53 W 37 63 .587 11 24 .458 5 10 .500 12 28 40 34.5 11 30 13 7 6 90 75.4 SAINT JOSEPH’S 2/7/17 77-70 W 26 60 .433 10 27 .370 15 18 .833 12 25 37 34.6 14 14 10 2 4 77 75.4 at Rhode Island 2/10/17 75-74 W 23 56 .411 8 18 .444 21 29 .724 12 24 36 34.7 26 11 10 5 9 75 75.4 at Saint Louis 2/14/17 85-63 W 28 49 .571 9 18 .500 20 25 .800 6 23 29 34.4 18 26 11 3 10 85 75.8 ST. BONAVENTURE 2/18/17 76-72 W 21 48 .438 6 14 .429 28 39 .718 7 24 31 34.3 19 14 12 4 5 76 75.8 GEORGE MASON 2/21/17 83-70 W 28 63 .444 10 25 .400 17 24 .708 9 26 35 34.3 19 17 5 9 8 83 76.1 at Davidson 2/24/17 89-82 Wot 24 50 .480 10 22 .455 31 45 .689 10 32 42 34.6 21 14 19 3 13 89 76.5 VCU 3/1/17 79-72 W 26 48 .542 6 15 .400 21 28 .750 6 27 33 34.6 24 15 15 2 4 79 76.6 at George Washington 3/4/17 81-87 L 28 58 .483 8 20 .400 17 31 .548 13 22 35 34.6 24 18 12 2 7 81 76.8 vs Davidson 3/10/17 67-73 L 26 61 .426 10 23 .435 5 10 .500 6 25 31 34.5 13 16 6 1 3 67 76.5 vs Wichita State 3/17/17 58-64 L 18 58 .310 7 22 .318 15 20 .750 10 19 29 34.3 23 11 6 3 6 58 75.9

Dayton 2428 820 1763 .465 258 671 .385 530 768 .690 277 820 1097 34.3 601 500 376 128 249 2428 75.9 Opponents 2126 731 1772 .413 227 699 .325 437 618 .707 314 796 1110 34.7 636 404 479 116 139 2126 66.4

Games played: 32 Points/game: 75.9 FG Pct: 46.5 3FG Pct: 38.5 FT Pct: 69.0

Rebounds/game: 34.3 Assists/game: 15.6 Turnovers/game: 11.8 Assist/turnover ratio: 1.3 Steals/game: 7.8 Blocks/game: 4.0

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OPPONENTS 2126 731 1772 .413 227 699 .325 437 618 .707 314 796 1110 34.7 636 404 479 116 139 2126 66.4 DAYTON 2428 820 1763 .465 258 671 .385 530 768 .690 277 820 1097 34.3 601 500 376 128 249 2428 75.9

Games played: 32 Points/game: 66.4 FG Pct: 41.3 3FG Pct: 32.5 FT Pct: 70.7

Rebounds/game: 34.7 Assists/game: 12.6 Turnovers/game: 15.0 Assist/turnover ratio: 0.8 Steals/game: 4.3 Blocks/game: 3.6

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Audio Visual MOST THREE POINTERS ATTEMPTED 20 14 20 16 TIM POLLARD JOSH PARKER TIM POLLARD TERRENCE WOODS Integration & Services MISS. VLY. ST. VS. UD, NOV. 11, 1988 UD VS FORDHAM, JAN. 22, 2011 MISS. VALLEY ST., NOV. 11, 1988 FLA. A&M (VS. LEHIGH) MAR. 16, 2004 BEST THREE POINTERS ACCURACY 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 SHAWN HAUGHN (8-FOR-8) SHAWN HAUGHN ARCHIE TULLOS (3-FOR-3) CHUCK MURPHY UD VS. SAINT LOUIS, FEB. 13, 1994 VS. SAINT LOUIS, FEB. 13, 1994 DETROIT, JAN. 21, 1987 DEPAUL (VS. GA. TECH), MAR. 15, 1991 FREE THROWS MADE 20 18 20 12 JAFONDE WILLIAMS EDWIN YOUNG JAFONDE WILLIAMS HAROLD DEANE HAMPTON VS. UD, JAN. 3,, 1996 VS. LA.-MONROE, DEC. 18, 1997 HAMPTON, JAN. 3, 1996 VIRG. (VS. NICHOLLS ST.), MAR. 16, 1995 KHALIF WYATT TEMPLE VS. NC STATE, MAR. 22, 2013 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 23 18 20 15 JAFONDE WILLIAMS JOHNNY DAVIS JAFONDE WILLIAMS HAROLD DEANE HAMPTON VS. UD, JAN. 3,, 1996 ROOSEVELT CHAPMAN HAMPTON, JAN. 3, 1996 VIRG. (VS. NICHOLLS ST.), MAR. 16, 1995 DAVID LAWRENCE EDWIN YOUNG, TWICE DAVID LAWRENCE JAROD HAASE 1400 West Dorothy Ln. / Dayton, Ohio 45409 MCNEESE ST. VS. UD, DEC. 2, 1978 VS. LA.-MONTROE, DEC. 18, 1997 MCNEESE ST., DEC. 2, 1978 KANSAS VS. W. KENTUCKY, MAR. 18, 1995 BEST FREE THROW ACCURACY 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 Telephone: 937-224-0861 / Fax: 937-224-5777 EDWIN YOUNG (18-FOR-18) EDWIN YOUNG (18-FOR-18) JAMES POSEY THREE TIMES UD VS. NE LA., DEC. 18, 1997 VS. LA.-MONTROW, DEC. 18, 1997 XAVIER, JAN. 30, 1999 MOST REBOUNDS 25 25 22 23 832 S. Ludlow Street GEORGE JACKSON GEORGE JACKSON TWO PLAYERS KENT BENSON UD, ON TWO OCCASIONS TWICE INDIANA (VS. KENTUCKY), MAR. 22, 1975 P.O. Box 822 MOST ASSISTS Dayton, Ohio 45401 17 15 15 17 BILBREY JACK MEEHAM NEGELE KNIGHT DARIUS CLEMONS JACK MEEHAM Phone (937) 228-0046 NOTRE DAME VS. OHIO, MAR. 7, 1970 VS. XAVIER, MAR. 10, 1990 (MCC) LOYOLA/ILL., JAN. 16, 1982 NOTRE DAME (VS. OHIO), MAR. 7, 1970 MOST STEALS

David Bilbrey Fax (937) 228-8751 RECORDS INDIVIDUAL 9 9 6 6 ALEX ROBERTSON ALEX ROBERTSON SEVERAL TIMES DERRICK PHELPS President Cell (937) 604-2733 UD, ON TWO OCCASIONS TWICE ALCORN ST. (VS. XAVIER), MAR. 15, 1983 AARON CRAFT [email protected] OHIO STATE VS. IONA, MAR. 22, 2013 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS 10 6 10 9 CALVIN BOOTH ERV GIDDINGS CALVIN BOOTH D’OR FISCHER General Contractors • Construction Management • Design/Build PENN ST. VS. UD, MAR. 16, 1998 (NIT) VS. YOUNGSTOWN ST., JAN. 1, 1997 PENN ST. VS. UD, MAR. 16, 1998 (NIT) NWERN. ST. (VS. WINTHROP), MAR. 13, 2001

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OVERALL SCORING REBOUNDS THREE POINT FIELD PLAYER OPPONENT DATE PTS PLAYER OPPONENT DATE REB GOALS, ATTEMPTED 1 Tom Crosswhite Loyola/La. Jan 9, 1971 41 1 George Jackson Tampa Feb 24, 1971 25 Date Opponent 3PA 2 Johnny Davis Notre Dame Feb 25, 1976 38 George Jackson Xavier Feb 4, 1970 25 1 Dec 1, 1990 Morehead 45 3 Chip Hare Duquesne Feb 4, 1993 35 3 Ryan Perryman Long Island NIT Mar 11, 1998 23 2 Jan 3, 1994 DePaul 39 4 Johnny Davis Florida State Mar 6, 1976 35 4 Erv Giddings Fairfield NIT Mar 10, 1978 22 3 Dec 15, 1990 Southern 38 Erv Giddings Eastern KentuckyDec 9, 1975 22 FRESHMEN SCORING Dec 1, 2010 East Tennessee State 38 PLAYER OPPONENT DATE PTS BLOCKED SHOTS 1 Shawn Haughn Saint Louis Feb 13, 1994 30 THREE POINT FIELD GOALS, ACCURACY PLAYER OPPONENT DATE BLKS Date Opponent 3PM 3PA Pct 2 Tony Stanley Temple Jan 28, 1998 26 1 Erv Giddings Youngstown StateJan 10, 1977 6 1 Dec 6, 1997 Eastern Michigan 6 8 .750 Jim Rhoden Fairfield NIT Mar 10, 1978 26 Steve McElvene Saint Louis Jan 27, 2016 6 2 Jan 23, 2013 Fordham 15 21 .714 Chris Wright Toledo Nov 25, 2007 26 3 Sean Finn Delaware State Nov 24, 2002 5 3 Jan 25, 2000 La Salle 10 15 .667 4 Paul Hawkins Toledo Dec 27, 1980 25 Steve McElvene Chattanooga Dec 12, 2015 5 Feb 14, 1987 Miami/Fla. 4 6 .667 5 Norman Plummer La Salle Jan 22, 2005 24 Xeyrius Williams St. Joseph’s (IN) Dec 6, 2016 5 Dec 27, 1997 Northwestern 8 12 .667 Tony Stanley Miami/Ohio 2ot Nov 22, 1997 24 6 Jan 9, 1997 Wright State 15 23 .652 Ed Young Long Island Mar 2, 1983 24 STEALS Jim Rhoden Chattanooga Jan 16, 1978 24 PLAYER OPPONENT DATE STLS REBOUNDS Johnny Davis Xavier Feb 23, 1974 24 1 Alex Robertson Miami/Ohio Dec 30, 1993 9 DATE OPPONENT REB OPPONENT SCORING Alex Robertson Notre Dame Feb 25, 1992 9 1 Dec. 27, 1990 Texas Southern 61 3 Jordan Sibert St. Bonaventure Feb 14, 2015 7 PLAYER TEAM DATE PTS 2 Nov. 24, 1990 Towson 59 Negele Knight Mississippi Valley Nov 30, 1988 7 1 Charles Jones Long Island NIT Mar 11, 1998 45 3 Nov. 23, 1990 Illinois State 57 Kevin Conrad La Salle Feb 12, 1983 7 2 Keith Gailes Loyola/Ill. MCC Mar 9, 1990 44 ASSISTS FIELD GOALS, MADE DUNKS DATE OPPONENT ASTS PLAYER OPPONENT DATE PTS PLAYER OPPONENT DATE DUNKS 1 Dec 7, 1985 Long Island 37 1 Tom Crosswhite Loyola/La. Jan 9, 1971 18 1 Sean Finn Prairie View A&M Dec 20, 2003 6 2 Dec 3, 1988 Central Florida 34 2 Roosevelt ChapmanOtterbein Nov 27, 1982 16 2 Charles Little Xavier Feb 24, 2007 5 3 Dec 27, 1989 Southern 30 Chris Wright SMU Nov 24, 2007 5 Feb 4, 2017 Duquesne 30 FIELD GOALS, ACCURACY (MIN. 10 MADE) Chris Wright Boston Dec 29, 2009 5 PLAYER OPPONENT DATE FG/ATT PCT 4 Charles Little Toledo Nov 21, 2007 4 BLOCKED SHOTS 1 Mike Sylvester Xavier Feb 23, 1974 11/11 1.000 Chris Wright Delaware State Nov 18, 2008 4 DATE OPPONENT BLOCKS 2 Mike Kanieski Hofstra Dec 29, 1981 10/10 1.000 1 Dec 6, 2016 St. Joseph’s (IN) 11 3 Dave Colbert Southern Mar 1, 1986 13/14 .929 TEAM GAME RECORDS 2 Jan 27, 2016 Saint Louis 10

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS, MADE FIELD GOALS MADE STEALS PLAYER OPPONENT DATE 3PT DATE OPPONENT FGM DATE OPPONENT STEALS 1 Shawn Haughn Saint Louis Feb 13, 1994 8 1 Jan 27, 1979 Ashland 53 1 Dec 6, 2016 St. Joseph’s (IN) 21 Josh Parker Fordham Jan 22, 2011 8 2 Dec 27, 1967 Portland 52 2 Nov 29, 1989 Furman 17 3 Norm Grevey Butler Feb 25, 1989 7 3 Dec 1, 1979 Ashland 49 Jan 10, 1991 Loyola/Ill. 17 Norm Grevey Cincinnati Dec 29, 1990 7 Nov 27, 1982 Otterbein 49 Dec 14, 1991 Mt St Mary’s 17 Rob Lowery Boston Dec 29, 2009 7 FIELD GOALS, ATTEMPTED DUNKS THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS, DATE OPPONENT FGA DATE OPPONENT DUNKS ACCURACY (MIN. 4 MADE) 1 Dec 30, 1950 Arizona St. 107 1 Dec 20, 2008 UNC Greensboro 9 Jan 9, 1952 Ohio U. 107 PLAYER OPPONENT DATE 3PT/ATT PCT Jan 25, 2009 St. Bonaventure 9 3 Feb 14, 1957 Regis 102 1 Shawn Haughn St. Louis Feb 13, 1994 8/8 1.000 3 Nov 21, 2007 Toledo 8 Dec 29, 2009 Boston 8 2 Darrell Davis Boston Dec 20, 2014 5/5 1.000 FIELD GOALS, ACCURACY 3 Marques Bennett Coppin State Nov 27, 2004 4/4 1.000 DATE OPPONENT FGM FGA PCT Negele Knight Xavier Mar 3, 1990 4/4 1.000 TEAM SEASON RECORDS 1 Mar 1, 1986 Southern 31 40 .775 Chip Jones Marquette Jan 5, 1991 4/4 1.000 2 Feb 18, 1970 Kent State 34 47 .723 Derrick Dukes Niagara Jan 12, 1993 4/4 1.000 HOME WINS Chip Hare Duquesne Feb 4, 1993 4/4 1.000 YEAR OVERALL HMGMS HMREC WINS FIELD GOALS, ACCURACY (BEST HALF) Brian Roberts Saint Louis Jan 30, 2008 4/4 1.000 1 2008-09 27-8 18 18-0 18 DATE OPPONENT FGM FGA PCT 2 2014-15 27-9 17 17-0 17 1 Mar 1, 1986 Southern 1st 19 22 .864 FREE THROWS, MADE 2002-03 24-6 18 17-1 17 2 Jan 25, 1969 Miami/Ohio 2nd 17 22 .773 1977-78 19-10 20 17-3 17 PLAYER OPPONENT DATE FT 5 1981-82 21-9 18 16-2 16 1 Edwin Young NE Louisiana Dec 18, 1997 18 FREE THROWS, MADE 2 Edwin Young Geo Washington Feb 14, 1998 16 1989-90 22-10 19 16-3 16 DATE OPPONENT FTM 2009-10 29-12 18 16-2 16 1 Feb 14, 1998 George Washington 35 FREE THROWS, ACCURACY (MIN. 10 MADE) PLAYER OPPONENT DATE M/ATT PCT HOME WIN PERCENTAGE YEAR OVERALL HMGMS HMREC PCT. 1 Edwin Young NE La. Dec 18, 1997 18/18 1.000 FREE THROWS, ATTEMPTED George Janky N. Dame Feb 28, 1970 13/13 1.000 1 2014-15 27-9 17 17-0 1.000 DATE OPPONENT FTA Darnell Hoskins Va. Tech Feb 15, 1997 13/13 1.000 2008-09 27-8 18 18-0 1.000 1 Jan 27, 1990 Detroit 47 3 2002-03 24-6 18 17-1 .944 ASSISTS 4 1973-74 20-9 16 15-1 .938 2016-17 24-8 16 15-1 .938 PLAYER OPPONENT DATE ASTS FREE THROWS, ACCURACY 1 Negele Knight Xavier Mar 10, 1990 15 DATE OPPONENT FTM FTA PCT 2 Ray Springer Xavier Feb 4, 1989 14 HIGHEST PERCENTAGE 1 Mar 15, 1985 Villanova 17 17 1.000 Kevin Conrad Otterbein Nov 27, 1982 14 OF WINS AT HOME Mar 12, 1986 McNeese St. 13 13 1.000 Kevin Conrad Xavier Feb 22, 1981 14 YEAR OVERALL HOME HMPCT. %W Kevin Conrad Alcorn State Feb 7, 1981 14 THREE POINT FIELD GOALS, MADE 1 1993-94 6-21 6-10 0.375 1.000 6 Derrick Dukes Southern Dec 15, 1990 13 1994-95 7-20 7-9 0.438 1.000 DATE OPPONENT 3PM Larry Schellenberg 3 1979-80 13-14 12-5 0.706 .923 Cincinnati Jan 12, 1985 13 1 Jan 9, 1997 Wright State 15 1996-97 13-14 12-3 0.800 .923 Jim Paxson Cal Poly Pomona Dec 11, 1978 13 Jan 23, 2013 Fordham 15 5 1977-78 19-10 17-3 0.850 .895 Kevin Dillard Rhode Island Jan 28, 2012 13 Dec 23,2016 VMI 15

DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 66 UD ARENA & THE NCAA TOURNAMENT There are many reasons why the NCAA Tournament Committee has win in overtime. called on the University of Dayton Arena to be a host for so many In 2003, the Women’s NCAA Tournament returned to Dayton for MOST PROLIFIC

NCAA Tournament games: the East Regional. Not only did the four teams who visited UD Arena OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO feature the defending National Champion Connecticut Huskies, but NCAA TOURNAMENT VENUES Gms Building City Span • The University had constructed a new (and large) arena also the four previous National Champions: Connecticut, who also in 1969, making it one of the most attractive venues in the won the title in 2000, 2001 Champion Notre Dame, and Purdue, who 117 UD ARENA DAYTON, OHIO 1970-2017 country. won it all in 1999. Connecticut survived the bracket of champions 83 Municipal Auditorium Kansas City, Mo. 1940-1964 and went on to take the 2003 National Championship. 81 Huntsman Center Salt Lake City, Ut. 1971-2008 • The hometown Flyers had been so good for so long that the 74 Madison Square Garden New York, N.Y. 1943-2014 college basketball fans in the Miami Valley were among the In the 2011 Women’s NCAA Tournament Regional at UD Arena, Notre 55 The Omni Atlanta, Ga. 1977-1992 most knowledgeable and supportive in the country. Dame defeated Oklahoma and Tennessee to reach the Final Four. Notre Dame ended up as the NCAA Tournament Runners-up after 54 RCA Dome Indianapolis, Ind. 1987-2007 • Dayton’s Director of Athletics Thomas J. Frericks was losing to Texas A&M in the championship game. 53 Charlotte Coliseum I Charlotte, N.C. 1958-1999 an influential member of the tournament committee and a 51 The Palestra Philadelphia, Pa. 1939-1984 visionary regarding how to host a tournament. Also in 2011, the Men’s NCAA tournament field expanded to 68 50 Freedom Hall Louisville, Ky. 1958-1991 teams with UD Arena hosting the inaugural First Four. The opening • After hosting so many times, the NCAA often sent those round was eliminated and replaced with two games between the UD ARENA & THE NCAA chosen to host to Dayton, to witness the model of how to host last four automatic bids and two games between the last four the tournament. at-large bids. UNC-Asheville defeated Arkansas Little Rock 81-77 TOURNAMENT in overtime in an exciting first game between two 16 seeds. The SELECTED PLAYERS WHO HAVE PLAYED IN Pick whatever reason you want, but there is certainly no argument nightcap featured 12 seeds Clemson vs UAB with Clemson winning that the UD Arena has been the site of more memorable NCAA 70-52. Clemson eventually lost to West Virginia in the next round. THE NCAA’S AT UD ARENA Tournament moments than any facility in history. Among the Arena The next day’s games between 16 seeds, UT-San Antonio vs. Player School Year memories... Alabama State, and 11 seeds, VCU vs. USC, marked a historic day Mark Aguirre DePaul 1981 for the winners. In the first game, UT-San Antonio won its first ever Kenny Anderson Georgia Tech 1991 Notre Dame’s Austin Carr scored 35 points against Ohio University NCAA game with a 70-61 victory. VCU’s 59-46 victory over USC Kent Benson Indiana 1975 -- in the first half. He added 26 more after intermission and holds began one the most improbable Final Four runs ever. Damone Brown Syracuse 2001 the single-game mark to this day. VCU went on to defeat Georgetown, Purdue, Florida State, and 2008 Len Bias Maryland 1985 Adolph Rupp’s Kentucky Wildcats fell to Florida State in 1972, ending champion and No. 1 seed Kansas before being ousted by Butler Quinn Buckner Indiana 1975 his amazing career that resulted in 875 victories. 70-62 in the Final Four. The last two double-digit seeds (No. 11 seed Austin Carr Notre Dame 1970 VCU in 2011 and No. 10 seed George Mason in 2006) to reach the Nick Collison Kansas 2001 Kentucky handed Bobby Knight’s Hoosiers their only loss in a two- Final Four have started their journeys in Dayton. Artis Gilmore Jacksonville 1970 year, 64-game span in what was called college basketball’s greatest game until Christian Laettner eliminated UK in Philadelphia in 1992. By hosting the 2011 First Four games, UD Arena has become the Goose Givens Kentucky 1978 most used tournament venue in NCAA history. UD Arena has hosted Drew Gooden Kansas 2001 The world was introduced to a magical freshman from Michigan Men’s NCAA tournament events in 27 of the 44 years since opening Anthony Grant Dayton 1985 State in 1978. But the Spartans title would wait a year as soon-to- its doors for the 1969-70 season. Tyler Hansbrough North Carolina 2006 be champ Kentucky knocked out Magic Johnson, handing him his Ron Harper Miami/Ohio 1985 only NCAA Tourney loss. The 2012 NCAA First Four was historic for two reasons: First, President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron Jimmy Jackson Ohio State 1991 Mark Aguirre’s agony as he gripped the ball after it had gone were in attendance in the game between 16 seeds, Western Magic Johnson Michigan State 1978 through the net to beat his top-ranked DePaul Blue Demons in his Kentucky and Mississippi Valley State. President Obama became Greg Kelser Michigan State 1978 final collegiate game -- a loss to Saint Joseph’s. the first sitting president to ever attend a game at UD Arena and Raef LaFrentz Kansas 1995 also the first to ever attend an NCAA championship event. The game Kyle Macy Kentucky 1978 Indiana trouncing the Maryland Terrapins en route to winning the turned out to be just as excting as Western Kentucky rallied from 16 Danny Manning Kansas 1986 1981 NCAA Title with sophomore Isiah Thomas leading the way in his points down in the final five minutes to win the game 59-58. final collegiate season. Scott May Indiana 1975 Second, the nightcap between 14 seeds, BYU and Iona, featured the Jim McDaniel Western Kentucky 1970 In a simple 1984 play-in game, referee Mickey Crowley, former largest comeback in NCAA tournament history as BYU rallied from a Ed Pinckney Villanova 1985 Supervisor of Atlantic 10 Men’s Basketball Officials, ran to the ESPN 25- point second half deficit to defeat Iona 78-72. Shawn Respert Michigan State 1992 announcing position to watch a replay to determine whom to send Rick Robey Kentucky 1978 to the foul line. In 2013, UD Arena became the first site ever to host 10 NCAA Tournament games in any year (four First Four games, six Second David Robinson Navy 1985 One amazing day in 1985: Fairleigh Dickinson nearly beat and Third Round Games). Dan Roundfield Central Michigan 1975 powerful Michigan, Villanova started its dream run to the NCAA Malik Sealy St. John’s 1991 Championship (against the Dayton Flyers no less), Len Bias and In 2015 Dayton became the first team to play on their home court in Miles Simon Arizona 1995 an NCAA Tournament game since 1987. Maryland stole one from Ron Harper and the Miami Redskins Scott Skiles Michigan State 1986 and David Robinson jumped into the nation’s conscious as Navy decimated LSU. Dayton will serve as the host for the First Four until at least 2022, Jarnell Stokes Tennessee 2014 but UD has offered to host this event even longer into the future. Damon Stoudamire Arizona 1995 One year later, another amazing freshman took to the floor in Roy Tarpley Michigan 1985 Kansas’ Danny Manning while Michigan State’s Scott Skiles fought Diana Taruasi Connecticut 2003 and clawed his way to the regional while making a remarkable Isiah Thomas Indiana 1981 around-the-body pass on a breakaway. Nick Van Exel Cincinnati 1992 Ohio State, led by Jimmy Jackson and hometown hero Mark Baker (a Dunbar High School grad), knocked out Georgia Tech and then THOSE WHO’VE COACHED IN THE NCAA’S Jackson announced that Kenny Anderson was going pro. AT UD ARENA AND HAVE WON A NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP After going 0-3 in NCAA Tournament Games at the UD Arena, the 1995 Miami Redskins shocked the Arizona Wildcats behind the Coach Team Years dreadlocked Devin Davis. Geno Auriemma Connecticut 1995, ‘00, ‘02, ‘03, ‘10 Jim Boeheim Syracuse 2001 The North Carolina State women knocking off the top two seeds Larry Brown Kansas 1986 in the East -- UConn and Old Dominion -- to advance to the 1998 Steve Fisher Michigan 1995 Final Four. Joe B. Hall Kentucky 1978 When the NCAA tournament field was expanded to 65 teams in Don Haskins UTEP 1992 2000, UD Arena hosted the first-ever Opening Round Game. Jud Heathcote Michigan State 1978, ‘86, ‘92 Tom Izzo Michigan State 2006 George Mason became everyone’s favorite underdog by knocking Bobby Knight Indiana 1979, ‘81 off two recent national champions -- Michigan State (2000) and Muffet McGraw Notre Dame 2003, ‘11 North Carolina (2005) -- in Dayton on the way to the 2006 Final Four. Al McGuire Marquette 1972, ‘73, ’76 Rollie Massimino Villanova 1985 In 2006, UD Arena became just the fourth venue to host 70 Men’s Lute Olsen Arizona 1995 NCAA Tournament Games -- joining Kansas City’s Municipal Rick Pitino Louisville** 2009 Auditorium, Salt Lake City’s Huntsman Center, and New York’s Adolph Rupp Kentucky 1972 Madison Square Garden. Bill Self Illinois*** 2001 In such a short time, the Opening Round Game has become one of Dean Smith North Carolina 1976 the most exciting and entertaining games of the NCAA Tournament. John Thompson Georgetown 1986 In 2002, Prosper Karangwa of Siena scored 31 points to lead his Roy Williams* North Carolina 2006 Siena Saints to an 81-77 win over Alcorn State and legendary coach * Also coached Kansas at UD Arena in 1992, 1995 and 2001 Davey L. Whitney. The 2003 NCAA Tournament was known for its President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron became close games and exciting finishes, and the Opening Round set the first heads of state to attend a game at UD Arena and also the first ever to NCAA Tournament the tone as UNC Asheville and Texas Southern found themselves attend an NCAA Championship event when they watched Western Kentucky **Won his national title with Kentucky in 1996 & Louisville 2013 knotted at 75-75 at the end of regulation. UNC Asheville, making its & Mississippi Valley State play in 2012. ***Won his national title with Kansas in 2008 first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance, came away with a 92-84

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NCAA GAME-BY-GAME AT UD ARENA DATE TEAM SCORE TEAM SCORE REGION ROUND ATT Men’s NCAA Tournament Games Mar 13, 2007 Niagara 77 Florida A&M 69 West Opening 8,257 DATE TEAM SCORE TEAM SCORE REGION ROUND ATT Mar 18, 2008 Mount Saint Mary’s 69 Coppin State 60 East Opening 8,464 Mar 17, 2009 Morehead State 58 Alabama State 43 Midwest Opening 11, 346 Mar 7, 1970 Notre Dame 112 Ohio 82 Midwest First 13,458 Mar 20, 2009 Louisville 54 Morehead State 54 Midwest First 12,499 Mar 7, 1970 Jacksonville 109 Western Kentucky 96 Mideast First 13,458 Mar 20, 2009 Pittsburgh 72 East Tennessee St. 62 East First 12,499 Mar 16, 1972 Florida State 70 Minnesota 56 Mideast Reg Semi 13,458 Mar 20, 2009 Oklahoma State 77 Tennessee 75 East First 12,499 Mar 16, 1972 Kentucky 85 Marquette 69 Mideast Reg Semi 13,458 Mar 20, 2009 Siena 74 Ohio State 72 2ot Midwest First 12,499 Mar 18, 1972 Florida State 73 Kentucky 54 Mideast Reg Final 13,458 Mar 22, 2009 Pittsburgh 84 Oklahoma State 76 East Second 12,596 Mar 18, 1972 Minnesota 77 Marquette 72 Mideast Reg Consol 13,458 Mar 22, 2009 Louisville 79 Siena 72 Midwest Second 12,596 Mar 10, 1973 Marquette 77 Miami/Ohio 62 Mideast First 13,458 Mar 16, 2010 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 61 Winthrop 44 South Opening 8,205 Mar 10, 1973 Austin Peay 77 Jacksonville 75 Mideast First 13,458 Mar 15, 2011 UNC Asheville 81 Arkansas Little Rock 77 ot Southeast First 10,025 Mar 20, 1975 Kentucky 90 Central Michigan 73 Mideast Reg Semi 13,458 Mar 15, 2011 Clemson 70 UAB 52 East First 10,025 Mar 20, 1975 Indiana 81 Oregon State 71 Mideast Reg Semi 13,458 Mar 16, 2011 UT-San Antonio 70 Alabama St 61 East First 10,192 Mar 22, 1975 Kentucky 92 Indiana 90 Mideast Reg Final 13,458 Mar 16, 2011 VCU 59 Southern California 46 Southwest First 10,192 Mar 22, 1975 Central Michigan 88 Oregon State 87 Mideast Reg Consol 13,458 Mar 13, 2012 Western Kentucky 59 Miss. Valley State 58 South First 8,510 Mar 13, 1976 Alabama 79 North Carolina 64 Mideast First 13,458 Mar 13, 2012 BYU 78 Iona 72 East First 8.510 Mar 13, 1976 Marquette 79 Western Kentucky 60 Mideast First 13,458 Mar 14, 2012 Vermont 71 Lamar 59 Midwest First 7,218 Mar 16, 1978 Kentucky 91 Miami/Ohio 69 Mideast Reg Semi 13,458 Mar 14, 2012 South Florida 65 California 54 Midwest First 7,218 Mar 16, 1978 Michigan State 90 Western Kentucky 69 Mideast Reg Semi 13,458 Mar 19, 2013 North Carolina A&T 73 Liberty 72 Midwest First 12,027 Mar 18, 1978 Kentucky 52 Michigan State 49 Mideast Reg Final 13,458 Mar 19, 2013 Saint Mary’s 67 Middle Tennessee St. 54 Midwest First 12,027 Mar 12, 1981 Saint Joseph’s 59 Creighton 57 Mideast First 13,252 Mar 20, 2013 James Madison 68 LIU Brooklyn 55 East First 12,218 Mar 12, 1981 Maryland 81 Tenn.-Chattanooga 69 Mideast First 13,252 Mar 20, 2013 La Salle 80 Boise State 71 West First 12,218 Mar 13, 1981 Saint Joseph’s 49 DePaul 48 Mideast Second 13,157 Mar 22, 2013 Temple 76 NC State 72 East Second 12,353 Mar 13, 1981 Indiana 99 Maryland 64 Mideast Second 13,157 Mar 22, 2013 Indiana 83 James Madison 62 East Second 12,353 Mar 15, 1983 Robert Morris 64 Georgia Southern 54 Mideast Play-In 7,641 Mar 22, 2013 Ohio State 95 Iona 70 West Second 12,495 Mar 15, 1983 Alcorn State 81 Xavier 75 Midwest Play-In 7,641 Mar 22, 2013 Iowa State 76 Notre Dame 58 West Second 12,495 Mar 13, 1984 Morehead State 70 North Carolina A&T 69 Mideast Play-In 7,465 Mar 24, 2013 Ohio State 78 Iowa State 75 West Third 12,495 Mar 13, 1984 Alcorn State 79 Houston Baptist 60 Midwest Play-In 7,465 Mar 24, 2013 Indiana 58 Temple 52 East Third 12,495 Mar 15, 1985 Michigan 59 Fairleigh Dickinson 55 Southeast First 13,260 Mar 18, 2014 Albany 71 Mount St. Mary’s 64 South First 12,077 Mar 15, 1985 Villanova 51 Dayton 49 Southeast First 13,260 Mar 18, 2014 NC State 74 Xavier 59 Midwest First 12,077 Mar 15, 1985 Maryland 69 Miami/Ohio 68 ot Southeast First 13,260 Mar 19, 2014 Cal Poly 81 Texas Southern 69 Midwest First 11,534 Mar 15, 1985 Navy 78 Louisiana State 55 Southeast First 13,260 Mar 19, 2014 Tennessee 78 Iowa 65 ot Midwest First 11,534 Mar 17, 1985 Villanova 59 Michigan 55 Southeast Second 13,260 Mar 17, 2015 Hampton 74 Manhattan 64 Midwest First 12,124 Mar 17, 1985 Maryland 64 Navy 59 Southeast Second 13,260 Mar 17, 2015 Ole Miss 94 BYU 90 West First 12,124 Mar 13, 1986 Kansas 71 North Carolina A&T 46 Midwest First 13,260 Mar 18, 2015 Robert Morris 81 North Florida 77 South First 12,592 Mar 13, 1986 Temple 61 Jacksonville 50 ot Midwest First 13,260 Mar 18, 2015 Dayton 56 Boise State 55 East First 12,592 Mar 13, 1986 Georgetown 70 Texas Tech 64 Midwest First 13,260 Mar 15, 2016 Florida Gulf Coast 96 Fairleigh Dickinson 65 East First 11,728 Mar 13, 1986 Michigan State 72 Washington 70 Midwest First 13,260 Mar 15, 2016 Wichita State 70 Vanderbilt 50 South First 11,728 Mar 15, 1986 Kansas 65 Temple 43 Midwest Second 13,260 Mar 16, 2016 Holy Cross 59 Southern 55 West First 12,582 Mar 15, 1986 Michigan State 80 Georgetown 68 Midwest Second 13,260 Mar 16, 2016 Michigan 67 Tulsa 62 East First 12,582 Mar 15, 1991 St. John’s 75 Northern Illinois 68 Midwest First 13,055 Mar 14, 2017 Mount Saint Mary’s 67 New Orleans 66 East First 11,855 Mar 15, 1991 Texas 73 St. Peter’s 65 Midwest First 13,055 Mar 14, 2017 Kansas State 95 Wake Forest 88 South First 11,855 Mar 15, 1991 Ohio State 97 Towson State 86 Midwest First 13,055 Mar 15, 2017 UC Davis 67 N.C. Central 63 Midwest First 11,528 Mar 15, 1991 Georgia Tech 87 DePaul 70 Midwest First 13,055 Mar 15, 2017 USC 75 Providence 71 East First 11,528 Mar 17, 1991 Ohio State 65 Georgia Tech 61 Midwest Second 13,055 Mar 17, 1991 St. John’s 84 Texas 76 Midwest Second 13,055 Mar 20, 1992 Cincinnati 85 Delaware 47 Midwest First 13,007 *Beginning in 2011, the First Four games were the only ones recognized as being the Mar 20, 1992 Michigan State 61 SW Missouri State 54 Midwest First 13,007 “First Round.” Mar 20, 1992 Kansas 100 Howard 67 Midwest First 13,007 Mar 20, 1992 Texas-El Paso 55 Evansville 50 Midwest First 13,007 Women’s NCAA Tournament Games Mar 22, 1992 Cincinnati 77 Michigan State 65 Midwest Second 13,007 Mar 21, 1998 North Carolina St. 55 Old Dominion 54 East Reg Semi 7,243 Mar 22, 1992 Texas-El Paso 66 Kansas 60 Midwest Second 13,007 Mar 21, 1998 Connecticut 74 Arizona 57 East Reg Semi 7,243 Mar 16, 1995 Miami/Ohio 71 Arizona 62 Midwest First 13,045 Mar 23, 1998 North Carolina St. 60 Connecticut 52 East Reg Final 7,220 Mar 16, 1995 Virginia 96 Nicholls State 72 Midwest First 13,045 Mar 28, 2003 Connecticut 70 Boston College 49 East Reg Semi 9,552 Mar 16, 1995 Kansas 82 Colgate 68 Midwest First 13,045 Mar 28, 2003 Purdue 66 Notre Dame 47 East Reg Semi 9,552 Mar 16, 1995 Western Kentucky 82 Michigan 76 ot Midwest First 13,045 April 1, 2003 Connecticut 73 Purdue 64 East Reg Final 8,503 Mar 18, 1995 Virginia 60 Miami/Ohio 54 ot Midwest Second 13,045 Mar 25, 2007 Tennessee 65 Marist 46 East Reg Semi 9,023 Mar 18, 1995 Kansas 75 Western Kentucky 70 Midwest Second 13,045 Mar 25, 2007 Ole Miss 90 Oklahoma 82 East Reg Semi 9,023 Mar 13, 2001 Northwestern St. 71 Winthrop 67 Midwest Opening 6,813 Mar 27, 2007 Tennessee 98 Ole Miss 62 East Reg Final 8,205 Mar 16, 2001 Illinois 96 Northwestern St. 54 Midwest First 13,009 Mar 28, 2010 Connecticut 74 Iowa State 36 East Reg Semi 5,935 Mar 16, 2001 Charlotte 70 Tennessee 63 Midwest First 13,009 Mar 28, 2010 Florida State 74 Mississippi State 71 East Reg Semi 5,935 Mar 16, 2001 Kansas 99 Cal State Northridge 75 Midwest First 13,133 Mar 30, 2010 Connecticut 90 Florida State 50 East Reg Final 5,280 Mar 16, 2001 Syracuse 79 Hawai’i 69 Midwest First 13,133 Mar 26, 2011 Tennessee 85 Ohio State 75 Dayton Reg Semi 8,813 Mar 26, 2011 Notre Dame 78 Oklahoma 53 Dayton Reg Semi 8,867 Mar 18, 2001 Kansas 87 Syracuse 58 Midwest Second 13,159 Mar 28, 2011 Notre Dame 73 Tennessee 59 Dayton Reg Final 5,708 Mar 18, 2001 Illinois 79 Charlotte 61 Midwest Second 13,159 Mar 12, 2002 Siena 81 Alcorn State 77 East Opening 8,681 Mar 18, 2003 UNC Asheville 92 Texas Southern 84 ot South Opening 7,711 Mar 16, 2004 Florida A & M 72 Lehigh 57 St. Louis Opening 7,808 Mar. 15, 2005 Oakland 79 Alabama A&M 69 Syracuse Opening 8,254 Mar 14, 2006 Monmouth 71 Hampton 49 Minneapolis Opening 7,764 Mar 17, 2006 Georgetown 54 Northern Iowa 49 Minneapolis First 12,945 Mar 17, 2006 Ohio State 70 Davidson 62 Minneapolis First 12,945 Mar 17, 2006 George Mason 75 Michigan State 65 Washington First 12,945 Mar 17, 2006 North Carolina 69 Murray State 65 Washington First 12,945 Mar 19, 2006 Georgetown 70 Ohio State 52 Minneapolis Second 12,945 Mar 19, 2006 George Mason 65 North Carolina 60 Washington Second 12,945

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY CATEGORY AVG. GAMES TOTAL All Men’s NCAA Tournament Games 11,959 117 1,399,153 Men’s Opening Round/Play-In Games 7,554 14 105,751 Men’s Non-Opening/First Four Games 12,211 87 1,062,340 Men’s First Four Games 11,184 28 313,149 All Women’s NCAA Tournament Games 7,740 15 116,102 Total (Men & Women, All Rounds) 11,479 132 1,515,255

DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 68 THE FLYER FAITHFUL The Flyer Faithful is a contingent that can be compared The NCAA tournament program rationalized the decision YEAR-BY-YEAR ATTENDANCE with the Green Bay Packer fans. The fans know that to to place the Opening Round in Dayton by saying UD

SEASON RECORD GMS ATT. AVG RANK* OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO acquire lower-Arena season tickets, they need to be Arena is “the NCAA’s Disneyland when it comes to ideal 1969-70 11-4 15 194,728 12,982 5th in for the long haul -- maybe a quarter-century or so. destinations for men’s NCAA Tournament games.” 1970-71 13-3 16 204,276 12,767 6th 1971-72 10-5 15 191,109 12,741 10th The Arena was opened in 1969 to accommodate a In 1998 the Arena hosted the NCAA Women’s 1972-73 10-6 16 193,480 12,093 --- demand for seats that the 5,808-seat UD Fieldhouse Tournament for the first time and drew more than 7,000 1973-74 15-1 16 190,809 11,926 10th could not supply. And Flyer tickets have remained hard in each session, making it one of the best regional draws 1974-75 8-9 17 194,847 11,462 --- 1975-76 12-5 17 189,633 11,155 --- to come by ever since. Since the doors opened at the ever at a location where the host wasn’t participating. 1976-77 12-6 18 205,425 11,413 --- Arena, the worst national attendance ranking for the The 2003 Women’s East Regional was the highest 1977-78 17-3 20 229,997 11,500 17th Flyers has been 35th. attended NCAA tournament site, aside from the Final 1978-79 15-3 18 210,649 11,703 20th Four, where a home team was not in action. 1979-80 12-5 17 183,090 10,770 22nd Atlantic 10 Television’s Mike Gorman and John Griffin 1980-81 14-3 17 177,213 10,424 25th liken the Flyer fanatics to the Duke maniacs in Durham, The crowds have been so good for so long, that 1981-82 16-2 18 184,231 10,235 28th N.C., calling the UD Arena “the Cameron Indoor of the The Sporting News’ college basketball analyst Mike 1982-83 13-4 17 169,146 9,950 32nd Atlantic 10.” DeCourcy wrote, “Dayton fans are the most loyal in 1983-84 14-2 16 173,368 10,836 25th America, showing up to fill their arena even when the 1984-85 15-3 18 211,096 11,728 21st Not only has Dayton led the Atlantic 10 in attendance Flyers were scraping the bottom....” The Sporting News 1985-86 15-2 17 199,836 11,755 21st each year since joining the conference, but UD Arena also proclaimed that the Flyer Faithful are the best fans 1986-87 10-7 17 198,794 11,694 20th has become a frightening stop for the opposition. 159 in all of college basketball in a fall 2000 issue. 1987-88 8-8 16 193,209 12,076 24th A-10 teams have entered UD Arena, and 119 have left 1988-89 9-8 17 198,640 11,684 26th 1989-90 16-3 19 234,402 12,338 25th with a loss, including nine conference opponents who Not even a blizzard could stop the Flyer Faithful. In 1990-91 11-7 18 226,741 12,597 25th were ranked. February of 2003, with much of the surrounding 1991-92 12-4 16 196,142 12,259 30th counties in a state of emergency due to snowfall, many 1992-93 3-12 15 172,057 11,470 32nd “As a player, you feel like a little kid in a candy store,” questioned how many people would show up for a game 1993-94 6-10 16 173,885 10,868 35th says former Flyer Edwin Young. “You get that excited versus No. 25 Saint Joseph’s. The game was a sellout 1994-95 7-9 16 175,391 10,962 34th when you hear 13,000 people screaming. They got with less than 500 no shows. “I’m not surprised,” said 1995-96 12-4 16 181,472 11,342 33rd us energized. We fed off them. Whenever I got down, then-UD head coach Oliver Purnell, “These people would 1996-97 12-3 15 163,277 10,885 35th I thought about our fans. You want to bottle their get here in snowmobiles if they had to.” 1997-98 14-4 18 210,911 11,717 26th enthusiasm and unleash it...They’re such a part of the 1998-99 9-6 15 179,625 11,975 27th team, it’s like they’re one of the family.” The affection the Dayton community has for the home 1999-00 13-2 15 189,667 12,644 24th team runs both ways. After UD defeated Duquesne 2000-01 12-6 18 218,822 12,157 24th Of course, this is not a new phenomenon at UD. Since 74-61 on March 7, 2009 to put the wraps on a perfect 2001-02 13-4 17 206,213 12,130 23rd 2002-03 17-1 18 220,789 12,266 24th the Arena doors opened in 1969, the Flyers have played 18-0 2008-09 season at UD Arena, the team met at 2003-04 15-3 18 226,738 12,597 25th 762 home games and crowds of at least 10,000 have midcourt and then scattered to all corners of the Arena 2004-05 12-4 16 201,114 12,570 18th shown up for 95 percent of the contests. 102 of those to personally thank the Flyer Faithful for their support 2005-06 12-5 17 211,176 12,423 23rd games have been official sellouts. UD finished in the Top throughout the perfect season. 2006-07 15-2 17 208,522 12,266 26th 30 in men’s basketball attendance for the 17th straight 2007-08 15-3 18 224,623 12,479 27th season in 2013-14, according to a report by the NCAA. And when things are going well for the Flyers, no place 2008-09 18-0 18 229,768 12,765 27th rocks like the UD Arena. In 1997-1998, when the Flyers 2009-10 16-2 18 220,657 12,259 28th The City of Dayton supports basketball like no other advanced to the National Invitation Tournament’s 2010-11 14-5 19 238,778 12,567 27th city of its size (and better than most larger cities). The second round, the Penn State Nittany Lions came to 2011-12 14-4 18 218,776 12,154 28th Arena has been the site of 28 full Men’s NCAA Basketball Dayton and the game left the travel party shaking their 2012-13 13-4 17 211,446 12,438 26th Tournament sessions and all have been sold out -- heads. Penn State won a tough-fought 77-74 decision, 2013-14 13-4 17 209,369 12,316 28th always well in advance. but the crowd was a topic of conversation following 2014-15 17-0 17 216,203 12,717 24th 2015-16 14-3 17 220,012 12,942 25th the game. 2016-17 15-1 16 208,291 13,018 22nd The five sessions that weren’t sellouts were the play-in rounds of 1983 and 1984 and the Opening Rounds from “This is the best place I’ve played at since I’ve been in All-Time Record at UD Arena: 609-203 2001-2005. The play-in rounds predated the 64-team college,” said Nittany Lion Jarrett Stephens. “This beats All-Time Games: 812 field and featured four of the tournament’s lowest- any place in the Big Ten.” As one Pennsylvania writer left All-Time Attendance: 9,688,443 All-Time Average: 11,917 seeded teams, and the Opening Round featured the two courtside following the game she remarked to another *denotes NCAA Division I Attendance Rank lowest-rated teams in the 65-team field. writer, “Maybe these people will finally shut up.” NBA EXHIBITIONS AT UD ARENA Of the 2001 Opening Round, ESPN’s Andy Katz wrote, With the Flyer Faithful, never count on that. DATE GAME ATT “Instead of an empty arena, the NCAA guessed right Sept. 26, 1970 Cleveland 101, Phoenix 89 9,800 in placing this game in Dayton. These fans are hoops Sept. 26, 1970 Buffalo 116, Cincinnati 108 9,800 junkies, even if the Flyers aren’t on the floor.” Sept. 28, 1971 Cincinnati 118, Buffalo 100 1,200 Oct. 4, 1971 Indiana 106, Kentucky 98 3,100 Oct. 4, 1974 Milwaukee 103, Portland 96 13,458 Oct. 9, 1974 Philadelphia 112, Houston 107 1,423 Oct. 3, 1975 Washington 109, Boston 108 5,383 Oct. 11, 1977 N.Y. Knicks 113, Boston 109 7,775 Oct. 10, 1978 L.A. Lakers 107, Phoenix 105 4,198 Oct. 12, 1984 Indiana 110, Cleveland 106 1,336 Oct. 26, 1988 Cleveland 120, Detroit 102 8,087 Oct. 18, 1989 Phoenix 115, N.Y. Knicks 106 6,584 Oct. 15, 1995 Chicago 114, Indiana 105 13,500 Oct. 10, 1997 Cleveland 105, Indiana 98 8,487 Oct. 14, 1999 Milwaukee113, Atlanta 89 3,926 Oct. 11, 2004 Cleveland 103, Charlotte 77 7,589

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 69 ALL-TIME UD ARENA SELLOUTS AP Ranks AP Ranks Date UD Opp Opponent W/L UD Opp Att Date UD Opp Opponent W/L UD Opp At 1 Dec 6, 1969 ------Bowling Green W 72 70 13,450 60 Feb 17, 2001 ------George Washington* W 82 79 13,553 2 Dec 23, 1969 ------Cincinnati L 62 64 13,450 61 Feb 21, 2001 --- 23 Saint Joseph’s* L 72 82 13,553 3 Dec 27, 1969 ------Miami/Ohio L 64 66 13,450 62 Mar 4, 2001 --- 24 Xavier* W 65 62 13,553 4 Jan 14, 1970 --- 18 Louisville L 69 77 13,450 63 Jan 5, 2002 ------Xavier* L 59 66 13,553 5 Jan 17, 1970 ------DePaul W 79 75 13,450 64 Feb 16, 2002 ------Rhode Island* W 66 57 13,553 6 Jan 31, 1970 ------Colgate W 97 82 13,450 65 Nov 30, 2002 --- 19 Cincinnati W 75 69 13,409 7 Feb 7, 1970 --- 12 Florida State L 76 82 13,450 66 Feb 15, 2003 --- 25 Saint Joseph’s* W 66 56 13,409 8 Feb 28, 1970 --- 13 Notre Dame W 95 79 13,450 67 Feb 22, 2003 25 14 Xavier* L 72 73 13,409 9 Dec 22, 1970 ------Duke L 64 70 13,458 68 Mar 1, 2003 25 --- Fordham* ot W 69 64 13,409 10 Jan 13, 1971 --- 16 Louisville L 68 73 13,458 69 Jan 10, 2004 ------Temple* W 60 56 13,409 11 Mar 3, 1971 ------Miami/Ohio L 53 83 13,458 70 Jan 31, 2004 ------Xavier* W 74 67 13,409 12 Feb 26, 1972 --- 10 Southwestern Louisiana L 86 103 13,458 71 Mar 13, 2004 ------Xavier* A10 L 49 58 13,133 13 Mar 4, 1972 ------Notre Dame W 86 74 13,458 72 Dec 4, 2004 ------Cincinnati L 55 65 13,409 14 Dec 9, 1972 ------Michigan L 78 81 13,458 73 Jan 22, 2005 ------La Salle* W 66 58 13,409 15 Mar 4, 1974 --- 2 Notre Dame W 97 82 13,528 74 Feb 19, 2005 ------Xavier* W 59 55 13,409 16 Feb 11, 1978 ------Cincinnati L 40 42 13,458 75 Feb 26, 2005 ------George Washington* L 59 62 13,409 17 Mar 4, 1978 --- 7 Notre Dame W 66 59 13,458 76 Mar 4, 2006 ------Rhode Island* L 56 65 13,435 18 Mar 14, 1978 ------Georgetown NIT L 62 71 13,458 77 Feb 24, 2007 ------Xavier* L 67 75 13,435 19 Jan 16, 1979 --- 7 Louisville L 76 77 13,458 78 Mar 3, 2007 ------Saint Louis* 2ot W 65 64 13,435 20 Mar 1, 1980 --- 14 Notre Dame L 54 62 13,455 79 Dec 29, 2007 --- 6 Pittsburgh W 80 55 13,435 21 Mar 4, 1981 --- 2 DePaul L 64 84 13,455 80 Mar 3, 2008 17 22 Rhode Island* W 92 83 13,435 22 Mar 6, 1982 ------Notre Dame W 79 72 13,455 81 Jan 16, 2008 14 --- Massachusetts* L 82 71 13,435 23 Mar 3, 1984 ------Notre Dame W 80 70 13,505 82 Jan 30, 2008 ------Saint Louis* W 63 36 13,435 24 Jan 12, 1985 ------Cincinnati W 81 66 13,455 83 Feb 16, 2008 ------Temple* W 77 66 13,435 25 Jan 26, 1985 --- 7 DePaul W 65 64 13,495 84 Feb 24, 2008 --- 10 Xavier* L 57 51 13,435 26 Feb 8, 1985 ------Canisius W 60 52 13,455 85 Mar 8, 2008 ------Saint Joseph’s* W 79 67 13,435 27 Feb 23, 1985 ------Marquette W 72 59 13,455 86 Feb 11, 2009 14 --- Xavier* W 71 58 13,435 28 Mar 9, 1985 ------Notre Dame 2ot L 73 80 13,511 87 Feb 14, 2009 ------Richmond* W 70 65 13,435 29 Mar 15, 1985 ------Villanova NCAA L 49 51 13,260 88 Mar 7, 2009 ------Duquesne* W 74 61 13,435 30 Feb 22, 1986 ------Marquette L 79 82 13,502 89 Nov 14, 2009 21 --- Creighton W 90 80 13,435 31 Dec 16, 1986 ------Ohio State W 89 86 13,511 90 Dec 21, 2009 ------Appalachian State W 65 49 13,435 32 Jan 31, 1987 ------Cincinnati W 67 64 13,511 91 Dec 29, 2009 ------Boston W 74 60 13,435 33 Mar 7, 1987 --- 20 Notre Dame L 56 62 13,511 92 Jan 9, 2010 ------Duquesne* ot W 78 72 13,435 34 Jan 23, 1988 ------Marquette W 67 62 13,452 93 Feb 6, 2010 ------Xavier* W 90 65 13,435 35 Mar 5, 1988 ------Wright State W 89 71 13,511 94 Feb 27, 2010 ------Massachusetts* W 96 68 13,435 36 Mar 12, 1988 ------Notre Dame L 59 72 13,511 95 Mar 6, 2010 ------Saint Louis* L 66 71 13,435 37 Dec 17, 1988 --- 14 Ohio State L 76 104 13,511 96 Dec 4, 2010 ------Miami W 70 58 13,435 38 Feb 4, 1989 ------Xavier* L 78 82 13,511 97 Feb 27, 2011 --- 25 Xavier* L 62 66 13,435 39 Jan 6, 1990 ------Wright State L 99 101 13,511 98 Jan 21, 2012 ------Xavier* W 87 72 13,435 40 Jan 27, 1990 ------Detroit* W 100 80 13,511 99 Feb 25, 2012 ------Massachusetts* W 76 43 13,435 41 Feb 28, 1990 ------Notre Dame W 97 79 13,511 100 Jan 12, 2013 --- 14 Butler* L 73 79 13,455 42 Mar 3, 1990 --- 19 Xavier* W 111 108 13,511 101 Feb 16, 2013 ------Xavier* W 70 59 13,435 43 Mar 9, 1990 ------Loyola/Ill. MCC W 97 95 13,202 102 Mar 8, 2014 ------Richmond* W 60 48 13,455 44 Mar 10, 1990 --- 24 Xavier MCC W 98 89 13,202 103 Jan 17, 2015 ------Saint Louis* W 61 45 13,455 45 Dec 29, 1990 ------Cincinnati L 71 75 13,511 104 Jan 24, 2015 22 --- Richmond* W 63 60 13,455 46 Feb 17, 1991 ------Xavier W 83 79 13,511 105 Feb 14, 2015 ------St. Bonaventure* W 75 61 13,455 47 Feb 29, 1992 ------Xavier* L 56 72 13,511 106 Mar 3, 2015 ------Rhode Island* W 75 59 13,455 48 Dec 29, 1992 --- 21 Cincinnati L 55 65 13,511 107 Mar 18, 2015 ------Boise State NCAA W 56 55 12,592 49 Dec 11, 1993 ------Wright State W 83 56 13,505 108 Dec 30, 2015 ------Arkansas W 85 81 13,455 50 Jan 15, 1994 --- 21 Cincinnati* L 63 79 13,505 109 Jan 27, 2016 ------Saint Louis* W 73 37 13,455 51 Jan 24, 1998 --- 19 Xavier* W 93 82 13,521 110 Jan 30, 2016 ------LaSalle* W 59 44 13,455 52 Feb 21, 1998 ------Rhode Island* W 71 62 13,521 111 Feb 20, 2016 24 --- St. Bonaventure* L 72 79 13,455 53 Mar 16, 1998 ------Penn State NIT L 74 77 13,409 112 Feb 27, 2016 ------Rhode Island* L 66 75 13,455 54 Jan 30, 1999 ------Xavier* W 91 86 13,521 113 Mar 5, 2016 ------Virginia Commonwealth* ot W 68 67 13,455 55 Jan 11, 2000 ------Xavier* W 76 72 13,553 114 Nov 4, 2016 ------Findlay # W 76 69 13,455 56 Feb 12, 2000 ------St. Bonaventure* W 68 64 13,553 114 Feb 4, 2017 ------Duquesne* W 90 53 13,455 57 Feb 17, 2000 --- 7 Temple* L 58 64 13,553 115 Feb 18, 2017 ------St. Bonaventure W 76 72 13,455 58 Feb 26, 2000 ------Rhode Island* W 77 51 13,52 116 Mar 1, 2017 ------VCU* W 79 72 13,455 59 Nov 29, 2000 24 22 Cincinnati L 75 82 13,553 *denotes conference game #denotes exhibition game

A sold-out UD Arena crowd watches the Dayton-VCU game on Mar. 1, 2017. Although the Arena opened its doors 45 years ago, more than one-third of UD’s 116 sellouts have come in the last 10 years.

DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 70 LARGEST CROWDS TO WATCH THE FLYERS

Date Opponent W/L UD Opp Atten. Arena Date Opponent W/L UD Opp Atten. Arena

1 Feb 25, 1995 at Saint Louis L 51 63 20,930 Kiel Center (St. Louis) 41 Feb 23, 1991 at Fordham L 63 73 15,878 Madison Square Garden (NY) OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO 2 Mar 21, 1968 vs Notre Dame ot NIT W 76 74 19,500 Madison Square Garden (NY) 42 Mar 20, 1958 vs St. John’s NIT W 80 56 15,834 Madison Square Garden (NY) 3 Mar 22, 2014 vs Syracuse NCAA W 55 53 19,420 First Niagara Center (Buffalo) 43 Mar 20, 2009 vs. West Virginia NCAA W 68 60 15,794 Metrodome (Minneapolis) 4 Dec 11, 1996 at Louisville L 67 80 19,413 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 44 Mar 24, 1956 vs Louisville NIT L 80 93 15,763 Madison Square Garden (NY) 5 Dec 10, 1988 at Louisville L 68 95 19,364 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 45 Nov 19, 1999 at New Mexico W 70 57 15,740 “The Pit” (Albuquerque) 6 Mar 20, 2014 vs Ohio State NCAA W 60 59 19,260 First Niagara Center (Buffalo) 46 Mar 25, 1961 vs Holy Cross NIT L 76 85 15,673 Madison Square Garden (NY) 7 Mar 22, 2015 vs Oklahoma NCAA L 66 72 19,115 Nationwide Arena (Columbus) 47 Dec 26, 1963 vs Villanova L 73 77 15,451 Madison Square Garden (NY) 8 Dec 8, 2007 at Louisville W 70 65 19,128 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 48 Mar 29, 2014 vs Florida NCAA L 52 62 15,443 FedExForum (Memphis) 9 Mar 20, 1971 vs Duke NIT L 60 68 19,102 Madison Square Garden (NY) 49 Dec 27, 1998 vs Cincinnati L 51 53 15,440 Gund Arena (Cleveland) 10 Mar 26, 2008 vs Ohio State NIT L 74 63 19,040 Schottenstein Center (Columbus) 50 Dec 10, 2008 at Creighton L 59 77 15,418 Qwest Center (Omaha) 11 Mar 23, 1968 vs Kansas NIT W 61 48 19,008 Madison Square Garden (NY) 51 Dec 30, 1961 vs La Salle W 81 67 15,408 Madison Square Garden (NY) 12 Mar 25, 1967 vs UCLA NCAA L 64 79 18,892 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 52 Dec 28, 1956 vs Duquesne W 88 45 15,400 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 13 Mar 24, 1967 vs North Carolina NCAA W 76 62 18,889 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 53 Dec 13, 2014 at Arkansas L 55 69 15,313 Bud Walton Arena 14 Dec 23, 2000 at Louisville W 91 68 18,739 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 54 Dec 28, 1961 vs Wisconsin L 93 105 15,238 Madison Square Garden (NY) 15 Mar 18, 2004 vs DePaul 2ot NCAA L 69 76 18,698 HSBC Arena (Buffalo) 55 Mar 16, 1957 vs St. Peter’s NIT W 79 71 15,135 Madison Square Garden (NY) 16 Mar 19, 1968 vs Fordham NIT W 61 60 18,683 Madison Square Garden (NY) 56 Dec 19, 1992 at Michigan State L 60 65 15,121 Breslin Center (East Lansing) 17 Mar 18, 1955 vs Duquesne NIT L 58 70 18,496 Madison Square Garden (NY) 57 Feb 15, 1992 at Tennessee L 67 68 15,112 Thompson-Boling (Knoxville) 18 Mar 15, 1952 vs La Salle NIT L 64 75 18,485 Madison Square Garden (NY) 58 Mar 4, 1958 at Cincinnati L 66 70 15,011 Cincinnati Gardens 19 Mar 8, 1952 vs New York U. NIT W 81 66 18,442 Madison Square Garden (NY) 59 Mar 27, 2014 vs Stanford NCAA W 82 72 14,991 FedExForum (Memphis) 20 Mar 17, 1951 vs Brigham Young NIT L 43 62 18,379 Madison Square Garden (NY) 60 Feb 10, 1990 at Marquette W 79 77 14,988 Bradley Center (Milwaukee) 21 Mar 23, 1961 vs Saint Louis NIT L 60 67 18,378 Madison Square Garden (NY) 61 Nov 26, 2005 at Creighton 2ot L 90 91 14,880 Qwest Center (Omaha) 22 Mar 20, 2015 vs Providence NCAA W 66 53 17,584 Nationwide Arena (Columbus) 62 Feb 2, 1994 at Saint Louis L 75 94 14,791 Kiel Center (St. Louis) 23 Mar 22, 1962 vs Loyola/Ill. NIT W 98 82 17,326 Madison Square Garden (NY) 63 Feb 9, 1991 at Marquette L 65 67 14,708 Bradley Center (Milwaukee) 24 Nov 29, 1999 vs Kentucky W 68 66 17,232 Firstar Center (Cincinnati) 64 Dec 17, 1966 Louisville L 81 96 14,602 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 25 Mar 13, 1952 vs St. Bonaventure NIT W 69 62 17,131 Madison Square Garden (NY) 65 Dec 2, 1981 Minnesota L 74 90 14,352 Williams Arena (Minneapolis) 26 Mar 12, 1960 vs Temple NIT W 72 51 17,078 Madison Square Garden (NY) 66 Feb 19, 1956 Xavier W 85 75 14,284 Cincinnati Gardens 27 Jan 12, 1977 at Cincinnati L 61 84 17,009 Riverfront Coli. (Cincinnati) 67 Feb 7, 1987 DePaul L 65 88 14,280 Rosemont Horizon (Chicago) 28 Mar 15, 1951 vs St. John’s ot NIT W 69 62 16,815 Madison Square Garden (NY) 68 Mar 22, 2009 Kansas NCAA L 60 43 14,279 Metrodome (Minneapolis) 29 Feb 6, 1985 at DePaul W 67 63 16,803 Rosemont Horizon (Chicago) 69 Dec 19, 1977 Louisville L 63 69 14,191 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 30 Dec 26, 1961 vs New York U. W 75 67 16,797 Madison Square Garden (NY) 70 Mar 11, 1952 Saint Louis W 68 58 14,112 Madison Square Garden (NY) 31 Mar 17, 1955 vs St Francis/Pa. ot NIT W 79 73 16,485 Madison Square Garden (NY) 71 Mar 6, 1975 Louisville L 67 83 14,109 Freedom Hall (Louisville) 32 Mar 15, 1960 vs Bradley NIT L 64 78 16,345 Madison Square Garden (NY) 72 Mar 21, 1961 Temple NIT W 62 60 13,896 Madison Square Garden (NY) 33 Mar 15, 1982 at Illinois NIT W 61 58 16,275 Assembly Hall (Champaign) 73 Mar 15, 1962 Wichita State NIT W 79 71 13,895 Madison Square Garden (NY) 34 Mar 6, 1954 vs Manhattan NIT W 90 79 16,259 Madison Square Garden (NY) 74 Dec 29, 1958 Utah ECAC L 70 79 13,746 Madison Square Garden (NY) 35 Nov 20, 1999 vs Samford W 65 63 16,207 “The Pit” (Albuquerque) 75 Dec 19, 1985 Ohio State L 73 80 13,681 St. John Arena (Columbus) 36 Mar 16, 1968 vs West Virginia NIT W 87 68 16,127 Madison Square Garden (NY) 37 Mar 22, 1956 vs St Francis/N.Y. NIT W 89 58 16,125 Madison Square Garden (NY) 38 Mar 24, 1962 vs St. John’s NIT W 73 67 16,037 Madison Square Garden (NY) 39 Dec 29, 1954 vs Duquesne L 75 90 16,015 Madison Square Garden (NY) 40 Mar 18, 1990 vs Arkansas NCAA L 84 86 15,884 Erwin Center (Austin)

The tip-off between Dayton and Stanford in the NCAA Regional Semifinal at FedEx Forum in Memphis, TN in 2014. The Flyers played before crowds of 19,260, 19,420, 14,991 and 15,443 en route to the program’s first Regional Final appearance since 1984.

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BUCKY BOCKHORN 1958-65 DON MAY 1968-75 Cincinnati Royals New York Knicks ROGER BROWN 1967-75 Buffalo Braves Indiana Pacers Atlanta Hawks Philadelphia 76ers CHARLES COOKE 2017- Kansas City Kings New Orleans Pelicans* DON MEINEKE 1952-57 JOHNNY DAVIS 1976-86 Ft. Wayne Pistons Portland Trail Blazers Rochester Royals Indiana Pacers Cincinnati Royals Atlanta Hawks Cleveland Cavaliers JIM PALMER 1958-61 Cincinnati Royals HENRY FINKEL 1966-75 New York Knicks Los Angeles Lakers San Diego Rockets JIM PAXSON JR. 1979-90 Boston Celtics Portland Trail Blazers Boston Celtics CHUCK GRIGSBY 1954-55 New York Knicks JIM PAXSON SR. 1956-58 Minneapolis Lakers CHRIS HARRIS 1955-56 Cincinnati Royals St. Louis Hawks Rochester Royals BRIAN ROBERTS 2012-2017 New Orleans Hornets/Pelicans BOBBY JOE HOOPER 1968-69 Miami Heat Indiana Pacers Portland Trail Blazers JOHN HORAN 1955-56 Charlotte Hornets# Minneapolis Lakers DONALD SMITH 1974-75 CHRIS JOHNSON 2012-16 Philadelphia 76ers Memphis Grizzlies SEDRIC TONEY 1985-90 Boston Celtics Atlanta Hawks Milwaukee Bucks Phoenix Suns Philadelphia 76ers New York Knicks ROGER BROWN never played a varsity game for the Flyers, but Utah Jazz Indiana Pacers his impact on the program is not forgotten. In 1960-61, the Flyer NEGELE KNIGHT 1990-99 Sacramento Kings freshman team caught the attention of the entire UD community by regularly pounding the opposition. Brown didn’t play varsity Phoenix Suns CHRIS WRIGHT 2011-2014 at UD and was banned by the NBA for having ‘associated’ with San Antonio Spurs Golden State Warriors New York City gamblers, but no illegal act was ever charged. The Detroit Pistons Milwaukee Bucks ABA ended the injustice in 1967, allowing Brown to play for the Toronto Raptors Indiana Pacers. Many claim that if Brown had played and Bill Chmielewski had stayed in school, UD would have won two na- * DENOTES CURRENT TEAM tional titles. # DENOTES SECOND STINT WITH TEAM DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 73 FLYERS IN THE DRAFT

YEAR DRAFTEE TEAM LEAGUE RD. 1952 Chuck Grigsby Baltimore NBA 3rd JOHNNY DAVIS declared hardship after his 1952 Don Meinke Fort Wayne NBA 2nd junior season at UD and the next season claimed an NBA World Championship with 1952 Junior Norris Rochester NBA --- the Portland Trail Blazers. That was a good thing for the Flyer opposition. In his final 1954 Jim Paxson Rochester NBA 11th home game he scored 35 against Florida State. After scoring 16 in the first half, then- 1955 John Horan Fort Wayne NBA 1st Seminole Coach Hugh Durham went to work. “We made some halftime adjustments on 1955 Jack Sallee Syracuse NBA 3rd him,” said Durham. “And held him to 19 in the second half.” After his playing career, Da- 1956 Jim Paxson Minneapolis NBA 1st vis began coaching and was even the head coach for the Philadelphia 76ers in Allen Iver- 1956 Bill Uhl Rochester NBA 5th son’s rookie season. He was also the head coach of the Orlando Magic. 1957 Jim Palmer St. Louis NBA 2nd 1958 Bucky Bockhorn Cincinnati NBA 3rd 1958 Don Lane New York NBA 5th 1958 Jack McCarthy Cincinnati NBA 16th 1960 Frank Case Detroit NBA 3rd 1962 Tom Hatton St. Louis NBA 5th 1962 Gary Roggenburk Philadelphia NBA 4th 1964 Bill Chmielewski Cincinnati NBA 2nd 1964 Henry Finkel Los Angeles NBA 4th 1964 Gordy Hatton Philadelphia NBA 7th 1965 Henry Finkel Philadelphia NBA 4th 1966 Henry Finkel Los Angeles NBA 2nd 1968 Bobby Joe Hooper New York NBA 8th 1968 Don May Indiana ABA 3rd 1968 Bobby Joe Hooper Indiana ABA 12th 1968 Don May New York NBA 3rd 1969 Dan Sadlier Phoenix NBA 6th 1969 Dan Obrovac San Francisco NBA 6th 1969 Dan Sadlier Kentucky ABA 9th 1970 Jim Gottschall San Diego NBA 9th 1970 George Janky Pittsburgh ABA 2nd 1970 George Janky Portland NBA 6th 1971 Ken May San Francisco NBA 7th 1971 Tom Crosswhite Baltimore NBA 13th 1971 Tom Crosswhite Indiana ABA 13th 1971 George Jackson Milwaukee NBA 14th 1971 Ken May Floridians ABA 15th 1974 Donald Smith Philadelphia NBA 2nd 1974 Mike Sylvester Detroit NBA 6th 1974 Mike Sylvester Carolina ABA 10th 1976 Johnny Davis Portland NBA 2nd 1978 Erv Giddings New York NBA 4th 1979 Jim Paxson Portland NBA 1st 1982 Mike Kanieski New York NBA 6th 1984 Roosevelt Chapman Kansas City NBA 3rd 1985 Sedric Toney Atlanta NBA 3rd JIM PAXSON had a great professional career with Portland and Boston. The former General Manager and 1986 Dave Colbert Boston NBA 5th Vice President of Basketball Operations for the Cleveland Cavaliers, he was the first Portland Trail Blazer to score 10,000 career points and was recently inducted into the Oregon Sports Hall of Fame. The Blazers 1986 Damon Goodwin Phoenix NBA 7th had made him the 14th pick of the 1979 NBA Draft. 1990 Negele Knight Phoenix NBA 2nd

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ALPHONSE SCHUMACHER - 1912, 1913 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO The Helms Foundation brought life to the early age of basketball in 1957, when they commissioned a panel to reward All-Americans dating back to 1905. Schumacher led the Flyers to a 24-0 mark in the span of 1911-13 and was named to the ten- player squads in each season. DON MEINEKE - 1951, 1952 Meineke was among the nation’s standouts as the game took a dramatic rise in popularity in the early 1950s. In his senior campaign, Meineke averaged 21.1 points and 11.8 rebounds while shooting 44 percent from the field and 79 percent from the line and was picked second-team All-America by Helms, Look Magazine and the Associated Press. As a junior Monk was picked third-team All-America by Helms and Converse. JOHN HORAN - 1955 The Vertical Hyphen was third-team All-America by Converse and the United Press International as a senior after averaging 18.4 points and 13.3 boards for the 25-4 Flyers, which wound up losing the NIT title game to Duquesne. Horan remains UD’s all-time top rebounder and graduated as the number-two scorer behind only Meineke. He is now tenth on that list. BILL UHL - 1956 The Greenfield Goliath came up huge during his entire career. The 7-footer averaged 18.4 points and 14.7 boards in 1956 as the Flyers soared to #2 in the nation, behind only San Francisco and the amazing Bill Russell. Uhl was picked to Look Magazine’s first team while joining the second teams of AP, UPI, Collier’s, INS and NEA. BILL CHMIELEWSKI - 1962 In his only season of college ball, Chmielewski led the Flyers to their first National Invitation Tournament title and was picked as the Most Valuable Player of the tournament. With averages of 15.4 points and 11.4 rebounds, he was named second-team All-America by Converse. GARRY ROGGENBURK - 1962 One of the truly great athletes in Flyer history, Roggenburk was a consistent scorer and a prolific rebounder as well as being the best baseball pitcher in school history. After UD gave Tom Blackburn his long awaited NIT Trophy in 1962, Roggenburk was honored with third-team All-America status by the Helms Foundation.

DON MEINEKE did more to establish Dayton as a national power than HENRY FINKEL - 1966 any other player - scoring 1,866 career points and leading the Flyers Ten years after Uhl graduated, the Flyers had another 7-foot All-American. Henry to NIT success. In 1953, he became the NBA’s first Rookie of the Year. Finkel had led the Flyers to the NCAA Tournament as both a junior and a senior, but both times UD lost to the nation’s top ranked team. As a junior, Cazzie Russell’s Michigan Wolverines downed the Flyers. As a senior, Finkel’s Flyers lost to #1 Kentucky, which would lose a historic game to Texas Western (now UTEP). With sophomore Don May sharing the workload in 1966, Finkel’s numbers (22.7 points, 12.1 rebounds) were actually career lows, but the Helms Foundation understood his impact. DON MAY - 1967, 1968 Don May led the Flyers to a rarity -- the championship games of both major college tournaments. The two-time All-American (USBWA in 1967, NABC in 1968) nearly singlehandedly landed UD in the NCAA title game by making 13 straight field goals in the national semifinal against N.C.. UD lost to UCLA in the title game. The next year, the Flyers won the National Invitation Tournament as May averaged 23.4 points and 15.0 rebounds. JIM PAXSON - 1979 A late-season shoulder injury which cost him the better part of five games stopped Jim Paxson from being UD’s all-time leading scorer, but his senior year averages of 23.2 points, 5.7 assists and 52.6 field-goal percentage made the USBWA name him an All-American. Paxson, a marketing major, also made First-Team Academic MIKE KANIESKI was a two-time first-team CoSIDA Academic All-Amer- All-America, as voted by CoSIDA. ican. The marketing major averaged 16.9 points in 1981 and 18.4 the following year.

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JIM PAXSON, SR. 1955 PAN AMERICA GAMES IN MEXICO CITY Paxson played in all five games as the USA entry won the gold medal at the Pan Am Games, the championship of the Americas. While a standout player and a future NBAer himself, Paxson may be better remembered for being the father of two NBA greats -- former all-pro Jim (a UD grad himself) and multiple-world champion John. JOHNNY DAVIS 1975 PAN AMERICA GAMES IN MEXICO CITY Davis was one of five players to average double figures in scoring as the USA entry won the Gold medal. A sure bet to become the first 2,000-point Flyer, Davis opted for the NBA after his junior season and left Don May’s record for Roosevelt Chapman. Quite a consolation, Davis claimed an NBA World Championship with the Portland Trail Blazers in what would have been his senior year.

MIKE SYLVESTER 1980 OLYMPIC GAMES IN MOSCOW Sylvester was the lone American to win a medal in the boycotted Games as he represented Italy, which won a silver medal. Sylvester, who had attended Moeller High School in Cincinnati, held dual citizenship in the United States and Italy. Playing professionally in Italy at the time, he actually supported the boycott. “As a U.S. citizen, my duty was to boycott. As an Italian citizen, my duty was to play. So what was the answer? I was for the boycott. I was with old Jimmy (Carter) morally, but if I didn’t play, they might never have allowed me to play here (Italy) again.”

MIKE SYLVESTER, who scored 36 points as UD nearly upset UCLA in the 1974 NCAA Tournament, is the only Flyer to win an DON DONOHER Olympic Medal as a player...and he didn’t do it with Team U.S.A. 1984 OLYMPIC GAMES IN LOS ANGELES In 1986, Donoher was the head coach of the gold medal-winning U.S. team at the R. Williams Jones Cup in Taiwan. That team was paced by Duke’s Danny Ferry and Cal’s Kevin Johnson. It wasn’t Mick’s first international experience. In 1984 he was an assistant coach to Bobby Knight as the United States won the gold medal at the Los Angeles Olympics. That team, led by Michael Jordan, Patrick Ewing and Chris Mullin, went 8-0 and won by an average margin of 32 points. The assistant coaches along with Donoher were George Raveling and C.M. Newton.

ED YOUNG 1986 JONES CUP IN TAIWAN Young won the gold playing for Coach Donoher at the Jones Cup in 1986. “I imagine when his playing days are over,” Donoher said in the 1986-87 UD media guide. “Ed will look back upon the Jones Cup as one of his best basketball-related experiences. He had a chance to represent his country, got a glimpse of life in the Far East, got to play with some fine young guys from other universities and he also won a gold medal.”

OLIVER PURNELL 1999 WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES IN PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN 2001 GOODWILL GAMES IN BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA 2004 OLYMPIC GAMES IN ATHENS, GREECE Purnell is the most experienced Flyer in international ball. Over the summer of 1999 he took USA Basketball to the World University Games and brought home the gold with the likes of Kenyon Martin and Michael Redd. He was an assistant on the 1996 gold medal-winning Men’s 22 and Under World Championship Qualifying Team in San Juan, Puerto Rico. In 1995 Purnell was an assistant on the gold-medal winning World University Games team in Fukuoka, Japan. In 2001, he was the assistant to Flip Saunders at the Goodwill Games in Brisbane, Australia, striking gold yet again. In the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece, he earned a bronze medal with USA Basketball as an assistant to Larry Brown.

ARCHIE MILLER 2014 FIBA U19 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN HERAKLION, GREECE Miller served as an assistant coach and helped the United States win its second- straight FIBA U19 World Championship gold medal with a 79-71 win over Croatia. Archie ED YOUNG was a small center on the 1984 team that advanced to the NCAA West Regional Finals. Young was added to the staff when when former Florida head coach Billy Donovan was met up with Patrick Ewing in the West Regional Final named the head coach of the Oklahoma City Thunder. at Pauley Pavilion before joining Donoher on the gold- medal winning U.S. entry at the Jones Cup in Taiwan.

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Dave Abel 1977-1980 6-7 Orchard Park, Michigan Detroit Central Catholic OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO --- Adams 1940-1941 ------Desmond Adedeji 2005-2007 6-9 Landover Hills, Maryland DeMatha Frank Aires 1942-1943 --- Rockville Centre, New York --- Seburn Alexander 1934-1936 ------Mike Allen 1957-1959 6-9 New Lexington, Ohio Saint Aloysius Pat Allen 1958-1961 6-6 New Lexington, Ohio Saint Aloysius Bill Almashy 1954-1957 6-4 Martins Ferry, Ohio Martins Ferry Chris Alvarez 2004-2006 6-8 Miami, Florida Blair (N.J.) Academy Joe Amersback 1922-1923 --- Cleveland, Ohio --- Sam Anderson 1963-1964 6-7 Hibbing, Minnesota McGregor Joe Andras 1929-1930 ------Ron Anello 1960-1963 6-6 Cleveland, Ohio Lutheran Matt Angarone 1998-1999 5-11 Niles, Illinois Main Township South Kostas Antetokounmpo 2016- 6-11 Athens, Greece Dominican (Milwaukee) Marty Armbruster 1931-1935 --- Dayton, Ohio Stivers Jim Arndts 1947-1949 6-5 Dayton, Ohio Vandalia Bob Arnzen 1946-1947 5-11 Delphos, Ohio Saint John’s Jim Arnzen 1976-1977 6-0 Delphos, Ohio Saint John’s Joe Ashburn 1998-2000 5-11 Akron, Ohio Garfield Mark Ashman 1996-2000 6-10 Saint Marys, Ohio Memorial Mitch Asmus 2010-2013 6-5 Okemos, Michigan Okemos Ray Atherton 1956-1958 6-9 Louisville, Kentucky Riverside Military TOM CROSSWHITE’S 41 points against Loyola of New Orleans on Jan. 9, 1971 are the most points by a Flyer at the University of Dayton Arena. It also ties Crosswhite with Roosevelt Jim Ayres 1934-1935 ------Chapman for the seventh-most points in a single game in UD history. Elmer Bache 1936-1939 ------Stephen Bamigbola 1997-2000 6-9 Lagos, Nigeria Saint Theresa’s Catholic Willard Banks 1936-1937 ------PLAYER YEARS HT HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL Vincent Barlow 1914-1922 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Bill Cassidy 1963-1966 6-4 Louisville, Kentucky Saint Xavier Richard Barr 1946-1947 6-2 Nashville, Tennessee --- Roosevelt Chapman 1980-1984 6-4 Brooklyn, New York Westinghouse Ryan Bass 2014-2015 5-9 Dayton, Ohio Dunbar Bob Chester 1925-1926 ------William Barth 1931-1932 ------Bill Chmielewski 1961-1962 6-10 Detroit, Michigan Holy Redeemer Will Bath 1945-1946 5-10 Xenia, Ohio --- Dan Christie 1983-1987 6-1 Oak Harbor, Ohio Oak Harbor John Bauer 1930-1932 ------Joseph Clasgens 1906-1907 --- Cincinnati, Ohio --- Charlie Baum 1927-1928 ------Don Claudepierre 1941-1943 --- Hamilton, Ohio --- Russell Becker 1922-1923 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Frank Clifford 1922-1923 --- Corning, Ohio --- Charlie Benbow 1934-1935 ------Wes Coffee 1988-1992 7-0 New Lebanon, Ohio Dixie Marques Bennett 2002-2006 6-4 Indianapolis, Indiana Brebeuf Academy Joe Coladarci 1971-1972 6-11 Hawthorne, New Jersey Hawthorne Josh Benson 2009-2013 6-9 Dayton, Ohio Dunbar Dave Colbert 1984-1986 6-8 Cleveland, Ohio John Marshall Don Bernard 1968-1969 6-7 Dayton, Ohio Beavercreek Rocky Coleman 1973-1975 6-4 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Canevin Al Bertke 1969-1972 6-1 Dayton, Ohio Chaminade Leo Comollo 1924-1925 ------Maurice Beyina 1993-1997 6-7 Bangui, C.entral African Republic Bogonda --- Conlogue 1924-1926 ------Frank Biesinger 1903-1905 --- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ------Connare 1938-1939 ------Jimmy Binnie 2004-2008 6-6 Johnston, Iowa Johnston Kevin Conrad 1979-1983 6-1 Glen Ellyn, Illinois Benet Academy Jim Birtle 1945-1946 5-10 Yellow Springs, Ohio --- Charles Cooke 2014-2017 6-5 Trenton, New Jersey Trenton Catholic Academy John Bitter 1970-1973 6-7 Cincinnati, Ohio North College Hill Matt Cooper 1996-2000 6-10 Worthington, Ohio Worthington Jim Blake 1924-1926 --- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania --- Stan Corbett 1928-1934 ------Bill Blake 1923-1926 --- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania --- Anthony Corbitt 1986-1990 6-6 Dayton, Ohio Patterson Mike Blevins 1967-1968 6-4 Lebanon, Ohio Springboro Nic Cordero 1997-1998 6-9 Dayton, Ohio Colonel White Bucky Bockhorn 1955-1958 6-4 Campbell Hill, Illinois Trico Consolidated Thiago Cordeiro 2007-2008 6-9 Pernambuco, Brazil Atual Dan Bockhorn 1978-1979 6-2 Kettering, Ohio Alter Carl Costell 1926-1927 --- Toledo, Ohio --- Harold Bockhorn 1957-1958 6-3 Campbell Hill, Illinois Trico Consolidated Jeremiah Costello 1908-1910 --- Anderson, Indiana --- Terry Bockhorn 1957-1960 6-3 Campbell ill, Illinois Trico Consolidated E.A. Couch 1958-1959 6-2 Paintsville, Kentucky Carr Creek Bob Bockrath 1945-1947 6-2 Dayton, Ohio --- Fred Cramer 1930-1931 ------Dick Bogenrife 1955-1958 6-2 London, Ohio Midway Bill Cramsey 1958-1961 6-3 Allentown, Pennsylvania Allentown Central Catholic Lou Bok 1964-1965 6-4 Cincinnati, Ohio Roger Bacon James Cripe 2003-2006 6-11 Loveland, Ohio Loveland Urban Boll 1911-1912 ------J. Cronan 1905-1906 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Don Bolton 1949-1950 6-2 Middletown, Ohio Middletown John Crosby 2015 - 6-2 Baltimore, Maryland New Haven School Jeremiah Bonsu 2014-2017 5-11 Pickerington, Ohio Pickerington North Tom Crosswhite 1968-1971 6-7 Columbus, Ohio Dennison Saint Mary’s Ken Boxwell 1945-1947 6-1 Xenia, Ohio --- Bill Crotty 1985-1989 6-6 Centerville, Ohio Alter Tom Boykin 1958-1959 6-3 Xenia, Ohio OSSO Howard Crush 1926-1928 ------Pete Boyle 1949-1952 6-3 Floral Park, New York Chaminade Wendell Cultice 1942-1943 --- Xenia, Ohio --- David Bradds 1987-1991 6-6 Jamestown, Ohio Greeneview Josh Cunningham 2015- 6-7 Chicago, Illinois Morgan Park William Brady 2004-2006 6-3 Bloomington,Illinois Central Catholic Joe Currin 1992-1994 6-5 Cincinnati, Ohio Moeller Ken Branch 1987-1991 6-3 New Lebanon, Ohio Dixie Rory Dahlinghaus 1982-1986 6-8 Maria Stein, Ohio Marion Local Fred Brendel 1930-1932 ------Richard Dahn 1942-1943 --- Toledo, Ohio --- Mike Brannen 1974-1978 6-0 Cincinnati, Ohio Roger Bacon Chris Daniels 1991-1996 6-10 Columbus, Ohio DeSales Keith Braswell 1994-1995 5-0 Cincinnati, Ohio CAPE Darrell Davis 2014- 6-4 Detroit, Mich. Frederick Gouglass Clarence Braun 1912-1914 --- Chicago, Illinois --- Ray Broadstone 1914-1915 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Donald Davis 1947-1949 6-1 Hamilton, Ohio Hamilton Catholic Bob Brockman 1932-1934 ------Johnny Davis 1973-1976 6-1 Detroit, Michigan Murray Wright Whitey Brockman 1928-1929 ------Kyle Davis 2013-2017 6-2 Chicago, Illinois Morgan Park Jeffrey Brookins 1994-1996 6-4 Sandersville, Georgia Washington County Lawrence Davis 1942-1943 --- Xenia, Ohio --- Tom Brooks 1964-1966 6-0 Weehawken, New Jersey Saint Joseph’s Robert Davis 1948-1949 5-9 Cincinnati, Ohio --- Jack Brown 1946-1947 6-3 Dayton, Ohio --- Carl Deckwitz 1917-1918 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Philip Brun 1929-1930 ------John Debesis 1924-1928 --- Cleveland, Ohio --- Jack Bunger 1946-1949 6-1 Dayton, Ohio --- Chuck Dehler 1926-1928 ------Ralph Burdg 1931-1932 ------Matt Derenbecker 2012-2013 6-7 Metairie, Louisiana Metairie Park Country Day Henry Burlong 1963-1965 6-6 Dayton, Ohio Roosevelt John Devereux 1913-1915 --- Lexington, Kentucky --- Robert Busse 1949-1950 6-4 Minster, Ohio Minster Ray Dieringer 1951-1956 5-11 Wapakoneta, Ohio St. Joseph’s Mike Byrd 1979-1983 6-2 South Lebanon, Ohio Kings John Dill 1940-1941 ------Joe Cabrinha 1929-1930 ------Kevin Dillard 2011-2013 6-0 Homewood, Illinois Homewood-Flossmoor Razor Campbell 1948-1951 6-2 Columbus, Ohio Aquinas Gordon Dodane 1953-1954 6-6 Fort Wayne, Indiana Central Catholic --- Carlin 1925-1926 ------Cain Doliboa 1997-2000 6-6 Springboro, Ohio Springboro Bill Carolan 1925-1927 --- New York, N.Y. --- Frank Case 1957-1960 6-3 Flushing, New York Jamaica DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 77 ALL-TIME ROSTER PLAYER YEARS HT HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL Damon Goodwin 1982-1986 6-6 Saint Marys, Ohio Memorial Mike Gorney 1978-1982 6-9 Chicago, Illinois Holy Cross Jerry Gottschall 1967-1970 6-2 Dayton, Ohio Chaminade Jim Gottschall 1967-1970 6-2 Dayton, Ohio Chaminade Anthony Grant 1983-1987 6-5 Miami, Florida Miami Senior Scott Gray 1980-1981 6-3 Wheelersburg, Ohio Wheelersburg Nate Green 1998-2003 6-5 Laurel, Maryland Saint Vincent Pallotti Reggie Green 1989-1990 6-7 Grand Rapids, Michigan Ottawa Hills Stan Greenberg 1958-1962 6-3 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Central Norm Grevey 1986-1991 6-3 Hamilton, Ohio Hamilton Ernest Grieshop 1933-1934 ------Hap Grieshop 1928-1929 ------Chuck Grigsby 1949-1952 6-5 Dayton, Ohio Stivers J.D. Grigsby 1971-1973 6-4 Dayton, Ohio Roth J. Edward Grimes 1903-1905 --- Chicago, Illinois --- Roy Gross 1909-1910 --- Detroit, Michigan --- Joey Gruden 2014- 6-2 Leesburg, Virginia Sycamore Bernard Guilfoyle 1947-1948 5-11 Bellaire, New York Chaminade Darnell Hahn 1993-1996 6-3 Dayton, Ohio Belmont ANTHONY GRANT played in two NCAA Tournaments and one NIT with the Flyers in the mid- 1980s. He now returns home as head coach of Flyers after leading Alabama and VCU. Grant Herbert Haile 1914-1915 --- Chattanooga, Tennessee --- was also an assistant on Billy Donovan’s staffs in Oklahoma City with the Thunder as well as the Nick Haldes 2014-2015 6-3 Chicago, Illinois Mattawan Florida Gators 2006 National Championship team. Brooks Hall 1999-2003 6-6 Troy, Ohio Troy Eddie Hamant 1928-1932 --- Dayton, Ohio Chaminade PLAYER YEARS HT HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL Carl Hanauer 1906-1907 ------Leo Donley 1938-1939 --- St. Louis, Missouri --- Chip Hare 1991-1995 6-10 Massillon, Ohio Perry Brian Donoher 1987-1989 6-2 Kettering, Ohio Alter Michael Harmon 1997-1998 6-10 Detroit, Michigan Murray-Wright Don Donoher 1951-1954 6-3 Toledo, Ohio Toledo Central Catholic James Harrington 1910-1911 --- Richmond, Indiana --- Phil Dubensky 1958-1961 6-3 Lakewood, Ohio Lakewood Chris Harris 1951-1955 6-2 Floral Park, New York Sewanhaka William Dupuy 2013-2016 5-8 Coffeyville, Texas Grapevine Doug Harris 1975-1979 6-1 Kettering, Ohio Alter Ted Harris 1981-1984 6-1 Kettering, Ohio Alter Conan Doyle 1923-1926 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Harry Hart 1914-1915 --- Cleveland, Ohio --- Ned Duffy 1947-1948 5-11 Dayton, Ohio Chaminade Herbert Hart 1924-1926 --- Chicago, Illinois --- Derrick Dukes 1990-1994 6-0 Cincinnati, Ohio Woodward Ignatius Hart 1909-1911 --- Cleveland, Ohio --- William Dupuy 2013-2016 5-8 Colleyville, Texas Grapevine Gordy Hatton 1961-1964 6-1 Waynesville, Ohio Waynesville Herbert Dwyer 1919-1920 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Tom Hatton 1959-1962 6-0 Waynesville, Ohio Waynesville Fred Eckert 1975-1976 6-10 San Pierre, Indiana North Judson Shawn Haughn 1993-1997 6-3 Canal Winchester, Ohio Canal Winchester Frank Elardo 1919-1920 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Paul Hawkins 1980-1983 6-3 Dayton, Ohio Dunbar Jeff Elder 1992-1995 6-7 Dayton, Ohio Colonel White Tom Heckman 1966-1969 6-1 Glandorf, Ohio Ottawa Glandorf Allen Elijah 1972-1975 6-8 Detroit, Michigan Northwestern Robert Heidkamp 1941-1942 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Rex Emerick 1907-1908 --- South Milford, Indiana --- Marcellus Heile 1920-1921 ------Steve Emerick 1920-1921 --- Dayton, Ohio ------Helfrich 1910-1911 ------Eddie Eshoo 2013-2015 6-0 Lisle, Illinois Benet Don Heller 1958-1961 6-6 Norwood, Ohio Purcell Henry Faas 1919-1920 ------Luke Hendirck 2006-2010 6-4 Saginaw, Michigan Nouvel Cathooic Central Luke Fabrizius 2008-2012 6-9 Arlington Heights, Illinois Hersey Jim Herbig 1945-1946 6-3 Dayton, Ohio --- Francis Farley 1920-1922 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Dan Herling 1972-1975 6-7 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania La Salle College Vincent Farrel 1914-1915 --- East Orange, New Jersey --- Elmer Hess 1915-1920 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Con Fecher 1946-1947 6-1 Dayton, Ohio --- Steve Hess 1970-1973 6-7 Springfield, Ohio Greenon Nick Ferri 1968-1970 6-2 Detroit, Mich. Detroit Central Catholic Bernard Hickey 1942-1943 --- Toledo, Ohio --- Bob Fiely 1953-1956 6-4 Fort Recovery, Ohio Fort Recovery Gene Hickey 1950-1952 6-1 Toledo, Ohio Toledo Central Catholic Jim Finke 1942-1948 5-10 Dayton, Ohio Chaminade William Hiehle 1937-1938 ------Henry Finkel 1963-1966 6-11 Union City, New Jersey Holy Family Bill Hilgerink 1906-1908 --- Fostoria, Ohio --- Doug Finn 1926-1927 ------Pat Hill 1947-1948 6-3 Akron, Ohio Akron St. Vincent Sean Finn 2000-2004 7-0 Hays, Kansas Hays Ralph Hill 2010-2012 6-6 Westerville, Ohio Westerville North --- Fisher 1923-1924 ------Sam Hipa 1924-1927 --- Honolulu, Hawai’i --- Joe Fisher 1972-1975 6-8 Lima, Ohio Lima Central Catholic Larry Hisle 1992-1993 6-3 Mequon, Wisconsin Homestead Ted Fitz 1996-2000 6-7 Cincinnati, Ohio Moeller Norman Hochwalt 1914-1918 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Dan Fitzsimmons 1930-1931 ------Norman Hoelzer 1938-1939 --- Sandusky, Ohio --- Harold Flaine 1930-1932 ------George Hogan 1904-1906 --- Columbus, Ohio --- Edward Flanagan 1929-1931 ------Matt Hogan 2006-2007 6-1 Libertyville, Illinois Libertyville --- Flynn 1930-1931 ------Bernard Hoge 1948-1949 5-10 Bridgeport, Ohio --- Bobby Flynn 1947-1951 5-7 Lexington, Kentucky Lafayette Fred Holland 1948-1949 6-2 Dayton, Ohio Wilbur Wright Dan Fox 2006-2010 6-4 Wolcottville, Indiana Lakeland Jerome Holland 1973-1974 6-7 Dayton, Ohio Roosevelt Richard Fox 1965-1967 6-4 Mason, Ohio Mason Yuanta Holland 1998-2002 6-8 Dayton, Ohio Dayton Christian Claude Frederick 1909-1910 --- Connersville, Indiana --- Greg Holloway 1974-1975 6-2 Cincinnati, Ohio Princeton Joh Holters 1917-1918 --- Covington, Kentucky --- Jerry Francis 1967-1968 6-3 Columbus, Ohio Columbus West Bobby Joe Hooper 1965-1968 6-0 Lees Creek, Ohio Simon Kenton Bill Frericks 1975-1977 6-4 Kettering, Ohio Alter John Horan 1951-1955 6-8 Minneapolis, Minnesota Saint Thomas Acad. Tom Frericks 1950-1953 6-2 Minster, Ohio Minster Rodney Horton 1994-1997 6-5 Chicago, Illinois Saint Joseph’s Don Fritz 1971-1972 5-11 Covington, Kentucky Covington Catholic Darnell Hoskins 1996-1997 6-0 Dayton, Ohio Chaminade-Julienne Paul Froendhoff 1939-1941 ------Jim Hough 1949-1951 6-1 Springboro, Ohio Springboro Gerald Fulweiler 1923-1924 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Sam Howard 1987-1991 6-9 North Manchester, Indiana Manchester Gordy Gahm 1970-1973 6-3 Louisville, Kentucky Saint Xavier Dennis Hrcka 1964-1966 6-8 Owosso, Michigan Owosso St. Joseph’s Santos Garcia 1936-1937 ------Kurt Huelsman 2006-2010 6-10 St. Henry, Ohio St. Henry Rex Gardecki 1970-1972 6-0 Miamisburg, Ohio Miamisburg Don Hughes 1983-1987 6-9 Centerville, Ohio Alter Alex Gavrilovic 2011-2014 6-9 Strasbourg, France IMG Academy Francis Hughes 1918-1920 ------Andrew Gaydosh 1990-1994 6-8 Richmond, Indiana Richmond Frank Iguodala 2002-2004 6-5 Springfield, Illinois Southeast Fred George 1936-1938 ------Dave Inderrieden 1964-1967 5-11 Port Jefferson, Ohio Holy Angels Roman Gerber 1921-1922 --- Chillicothe, Ohio --- Chuck Izor 1961-1964 6-2 Eaton, Ohio Eaton Erv Giddings 1974-1978 6-7 Detroit, Michigan Chadsey Darrell Jackson 1979-1981 6-6 New Lebanon, Ohio Jefferson James Gift 1942-1943 --- Dayton, Ohio --- George Jackson 1969-1971 6-7 Dayton, Ohio Roth Gamal Gilchrist 1999-2001 6-3 Rochester, New York Greece Olympia Bob Jacoby 1953-1956 6-1 Blanchester, Ohio Blanchester Bill Ginn 1945-1949 6-2 Dayton, Ohio StiversPLAYER Billy James 1945-1946 6-0 Dayton, Ohio --- Bob Glaser 1980-1981 6-7 Bellaire, Ohio St. John Central Ray Janaszek 1946-1947 6-0 Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania --- Pat Gleason 1927-1928 ------George Janky 1967-1970 6-8 Chicago, Illinois Saint Rita’s Adam Goines 2016-2017 6-3 Cincinnati, Ohio Walnut Hills August Janszen 1910-1912 --- Cincinnati, Ohio --- William Janszen 1906-1907 --- Cincinnati, Ohio --- 78 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 ALL-TIME ROSTER PLAYER YEARS HT HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL PLAYER YEARS HT HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL

Chris Johnson 2008-2012 6-6 Columbus, Ohio Brookhaven Joseph McDonnell 1924-1926 --- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania --- OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO Marcus Johnson 2006-2010 6-3 Cleveland, Ohio St. Vincent-St. Mary’s Vince McDonough 1935-1936 --- Cleveland, Ohio --- Willie Johnson 1978-1979 6-8 Chicago, Illinois Westinghouse Brad McEldowney 2008-2009 6-1 Greenville, Ohio Ansonia Fred Johnston 1964-1965 6-4 Twinsburg, Ohio Chanel Steve McEl vene 2014-2016 6-11 New Haven, Indiana New Haven Bobby Jones 1958-1959 6-2 Maysville, Kentucky Maysville John McGarry 1924-1927 --- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania --- Charles Jones 1945-1948 6-2 Cincinnati, Ohio Withrow Gerald McKinney 1911-1912 --- Portsmouth, Ohio --- Chip Jones 1990-1992 6-1 Cincinnati, Ohio Woodward Sean McNally 1978-1982 6-5 Cleveland, Ohio Saint Ignatius Danny Jones 1974-1975 6-1 Detroit, Michigan Kettering Trent Meacham 2004-2005 6-3 Champaign, Illinois Centennial Mark Jones 2001-2005 6-1 Taftville, Connecticut Norwich Free Academy Don Meineke 1949-1952 6-7 Dayton, Ohio Wilbur Wright Hank Josefczyk 1957-1960 6-6 Yorkville, Ohio Yorkville Eddie Meisner 1935-1936 --- Columbus, Ohio Gene Joseph 1948-1952 5-9 Martins Ferry, Ohio Martins Ferry Andy Metzler 1995-1999 6-3 Kettering, Ohio Fairmont Ben Kanieski 2016-2017 6-4 Brecksville, Ohio Walsh Jesuit Andy Meyer 1992-1996 6-6 Centerville, Ohio Alter Mike Kanieski 1978-1982 6-10 Cleveland, Ohio Midpark Bill Mihm 1953-1954 6-5 Amboy, Illinois Amboy Bob Kavanaugh 1939-1942 --- Springfield, Ohio --- Ryan Mikesell 2015- 6-7 St. Henry, Ohio St. Henry Matt Kavanaugh 2009-2014 6-10 Centerville, Ohio Centerville Don Miller 1952-1954 6-0 Ironton, Ohio --- Jack Keehan 1968-1971 6-7 Arlington Heights, Illinois Serra Sam Miller 2015-2017 6-9 Arlington, Virginia Gonzaga College HS Bernard Keiter 1939-1941 --- Dayton, Ohio Stivers Robert Mislan 1942-1946 6-2 Xenia, Ohio ------Kelly 1931-1932 ------Mitchell 1931-1932 ------Richard Kelly 1941-1942 ------Richard Montague 1977-1981 6-9 Elyria, Ohio Elyria Bill Kendall 1926-1927 ------David Morris 1998-2002 5-10 Hyattsville, Maryland Saint Vincent Pallotti Charles Kendall 1927-1928 ------Frank Morris 1907-1910 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Joe Kennelly 1957-1960 6-8 Toledo, Ohio Libbey George Morrison 1978-1982 6-10 Lawrenceburg, Indiana Lawrenceburg Thomas Kenney 1946-1947 6-2 Dayton, Ohio --- Leighton Moulton 1972-1976 6-4 River Rouge, Michigan River Rouge C. Kenning 1904-1906 --- Rochester, New York --- Dan Mueller 1960-1963 6-0 Delphos, Ohio Saint John’s --- Kerns 1938-1939 ------Pat Murnen 1969-1972 6-5 Toledo, Ohio Toledo Central Catholic David Kersting 1905-1906 --- Miamisburg, Ohio --- Martin Murphy 1926-1927 ------Jack Kill 1971-1972 6-1 Delphos, Ohio Saint John’s Tom Nartker 1957-1958 6-9 Dayton, Ohio Chaminade Tim Killeen 1927-1930 ------Edward Neary 1911-1912 --- Kokomo, Indiana --- Stan King 2000-2001 6-4 Denver, Colorado Denver East Ralph Neary 1914-1915 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Jon Kingston 2003-2004 6-8 Columbus, Ohio Grandview Heights John Newsock 1937-1939 ------Gene Klaus 1964-1967 6-0 Delphos, Ohio Saint John’s Ralph Niehaus 1936-1937 --- Cincinnati, Ohio --- Dan Klawonn 1975-1976 6-6 Union, Ohio Northmont Donald Norris 1946-1947 5-9 Dayton, Ohio --- Henry Klein 1912-1914 --- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania --- Junior Norris 1949-1952 6-1 Dayton, Ohio Fairmont Bob Klotz 1946-1947 5-9 Dayton, Ohio --- Logan Nourse 2007-2011 6-1 Spencerville, Ohio Spencerville Harold Knapke 1942-1943 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Clarence Nugent 1915-1917 --- Toledo, Ohio --- Negele Knight 1985-1990 6-2 Detroit, Michigan DePorres Clete Oberst 1949-1951 6-1 Owensboro, Kentucky Saint Joseph William Knisley 1940-1946 5-9 Xenia, Ohio --- Harry O’Brien 1935-1936 ------Larry Knorr 1937-1938 --- Dayton, Ohio Stivers Dan Obrovac 1966-1969 6-10 Canton, Ohio Canton Central Catholic Peck Koehly 1921-1922 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Francis O’Connor 1929-1930 ------Greg Kohls 2000-2004 6-2 Dayton, Ohio Alter --- O’Hearn 1919-1921 ------Charles Kronauge 1928-1933 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Devin Oliver 2010-2014 6-7 Kalamazoo, Michigan Kalamazoo Central Frank Kronauge 1921-1922 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Sherman O’Neill 1919-1920 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Ed Kruer 1947-1948 6-0 Springboro, Ohio Springboro Jason Osborne 2000-2001 6-7 Randallstown, Maryland Towson Catholic Fred Krumpe 1947-1948 6-0 Staten Island, New York --- Bernie Otten 1946-1947 5-8 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania --- Al Krusling 1914-1917 --- Cincinnati, Ohio --- Dave Otto 1952-1953 5-11 Dayton, Ohio Wilbur Wright Henry Kuntz 1929-1930 ------Jack Padley 1937-1938 --- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Upper Darby John Ladner 1927-1930 ------Jim Palmer 1954-1957 6-8 Keokee, Virginia Keokee Trey Landers 2016- 6-4 Dayton, Ohio Wayne Dennis Papp 1963-1967 6-3 Fairview Park, Ohio Fairview Don Lane 1955-1958 6-0 Bronx, New York St. Ann’s Josh Parker 2010-2012 6-0 Harvey, Illinois Thornton Ray Lange 1922-1924 --- Piqua, Ohio --- Jack Parsley 2016-2017 6-5 Granville, Ohio Granville Cy Laughter 1945-1946 6-3 Dayton, Ohio Oakwood James Paxson 1951-1956 6-6 Springfield, Ohio Springfield Cen. Cath. Steve Lawrence 1970-1973 6-10 Newark, Ohio Newark Jim Paxson 1975-1979 6-5 Dayton, Ohio Alter Mike Lee 1975-1979 6-3 Dayton, Ohio Fairmont West Robert Payne 1931-1934 --- Dayton, Ohio Stivers Larry Pedicord 1951-1954 6-1 Dayton, Ohio Northridge Mike Leffel 1967-1970 6-0 Piqua, Ohio Piqua Jeff Penno 2004-2006 6-5 Kettering, Ohio Alter Lawrence Lehnis 1929-1932 ------Robert Perkins 1942-1943 --- Norwood, Ohio --- Lefty Leichtle 1931-1935 ------Mickey Perry 2007-2010 6-2 Maywood, Illinois Proviso East Bob Lensch 1927-1930 ------Ryan Perryman 1994-1998 6-7 Oak Park, Michigan Oak Park Francis Wong Leong 1903-1904 --- Honolulu, Hawai’i --- Bill Petkewicz 1935-1936 ------Charles Little 2005-2009 6-6 Cleveland, Tennessee Cleveland LaShawn Pettus-Brown 1994-1995 6-7 Cincinnati, Ohio Taft Rob Lowery 2008-2010 6-2 Forestville, Maryland McDonough R. Pflaum 1913-1914 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Frank Mahoney 1912-1915 ------William Pflaum 1905-1907 --- Lima, Ohio --- George Mahoney 1911-1913 --- Chattanooga, Tennessee --- Paul Piening 1928-1929 ------Joseph Mahoney 1908-1910 --- Chattanooga, Tennessee --- Dyshawn Pierre 2012-2016 6-6 Whitby, Ontario Anderson CVI William Mahoney 1906-1908 --- Chattanooga, Tennessee --- Marco Pikaar 1992-1996 6-10 Leiden, Holland Beavercreek Al Mahrt 1912-1913 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Steve Pittman 1985-1989 6-9 Beavercreek, Ohio Beavercreek John Mahrt 1922-1923 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Kenny Pitzer 1942-1947 6-1 Dayton, Ohio --- Louis Mahrt 1923-1926 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Jim Pleasant 1947-1948 6-0 Dayton, Ohio Roosevelt Don Malloy 1937-1938 --- Dayton, Ohio Chaminade Norman Plummer 2004-2007 6-7 Cincinnati, Ohio Hargrave (Va.) Military Verne Malloy 1934-1936 --- Dayton, Ohio Chaminade Tim Pohlman 1976-1980 6-8 Delphos, Ohio Saint John’s --- Manchester 1920-1921 ------Kendall Pollard 2013-2017 6-5 Chicago, Illinois Simeon Career Academy Ramod Marshall 2000-2004 6-2 Charlotte, N.C. Fork Union (Va.) Josh Postorino 1995-1999 6-0 Clearwater, Florida Clearwater Matt Marzluft 1926-1927 ------Leonard Poth 1939-1940 ------Eric Mathews 1984-1988 6-3 Detroit, Michigan Cass Tech Jim Powers 1961-1964 6-0 New York, N.Y. Manhattan College Max Matusoff 1920-1921 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Don Poynter 1954-1955 6-2 Dayton, Ohio Fairview Don May 1965-1968 6-4 Dayton, Ohio Belmont Tony Pozelnik 1933-1934 ------Ken May 1968-1971 6-5 Dayton, Ohio Belmont Khari Price 2012-2014 5-11 Slidell, Louisiana Salmen Brian McCall 1948-1949 6-2 East Palestine, Ohio East Palestine Clarence Quigley 1908-1909 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Jack McCarthy 1955-1958 6-6 Cincinnati, Ohio Purcell Lester Quinlan 1910-1911 --- Chicago, Illinois --- Jim McCarthy 1928-1934 ------Edgar Reagan 1939-1940 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Charles McCloskey 1939-1942 --- Salem, Ohio --- Columban Reed 1927-1928 ------Troy McCracken 1986-1990 6-9 Springfield, Ohio Greenon Mike Reichert 1979-1983 6-8 Montezuma, Ohio Celina Michael McCray 1994-1996 6-1 Indianapolis, Indinana Warren Central Bob Reidel 1937-1939 --- Hamilton, Ohio --- William McDonald 1909-1910 --- Springfield, Ohio --- DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 79 ALL-TIME ROSTER PLAYER YEARS HT HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL PLAYER YEARS HT HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL Charles Reiling 1927-1928 ------Joe Sullivan 1946-1947 6-0 Dayton, Ohio --- Ed Reynolds 1946-1947 6-2 Osborn, Ohio --- Russ Summers 1918-1922 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Jim Rhoden 1977-1980 6-6 Lebanon, Ohio Lebanon John Supenski 1920-1922 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Carmen Riazzi 1954-1957 5-11 Erie, Pennsylvania Erie Technical Joseph Sutton 1909-1911 --- Cleveland, Ohio --- John Richter 1990-1994 6-6 Hamilton, Ohio Badin Robert Swartzel 1941-1943 --- Germantown, Ohio --- Mike Rix 1971-1972 6-4 Garden City, New York Garden City Mike Sylvester 1971-1974 6-5 Cincinnati, Ohio Moeller Tim Robbe 1980-1982 6-6 Lisle, Illinois Benet Academy Wayne Taubken 1964-1965 6-3 Wapakoneta, Ohio Saint Joseph’s Pete Robbeloth 1928-1929 ------Vaughn Taylor 1950-1953 6-6 Dayton, Ohio Wilbur Wright Brian Roberts 2004-2008 6-2 Toledo, Ohio St. John’s Marlo Termini 1947-1948 5-2 Cleveland, Ohio Holy Name Alex Robertson 1989-1994 6-4 Chicago, Illinois John Marshall Jim Testerman 1972-1975 6-5 Loveland, Ohio Kings Jalen Robinson 2012-2014 6-9 Columbus, Ohio Northland Rick Thalls 1972-1974 6-8 Richmond, Indiana Richmond Noland Robinson 1986-1990 6-5 Willard, Ohio Willard Joaquin Thomas 2004-2005 6-7 Bronx, New York Cardinal Hayes --- Rodgers 1931-1932 ------Joe Thomas 1937-1938 --- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania --- Garry Roggenburk 1959-1962 6-6 Cleveland, Ohio Saint Ignatius Robert Thomas 1942-1943 --- Xenia, Ohio --- John Rohm 1965-1967 6-6 Indianapolis, Indiana Cathedral Stephen Thomas 2007-2009 6-1 Indianpolis, Indiana Indianapolis Cathedral Terry Ross 1974-1978 6-9 New Castle, Indiana Chrysler Zach Thomas 1994-1997 6-0 Chicago, Illinois De La Salle John Roth 1915-1919 --- Loveland, Ohio --- Bob Tobin 1945-1946 6-2 Marion, Ohio --- Hugh Sacksteder 1911-1912 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Jack Toerner 1946-1948 5-11 Cincinnati, Ohio Elder Norbert Sacksteder 1912-1913 --- Dayton, Ohio --- John Tomlinson 1979-1980 6-5 Carpentersville, Illinois Barrington Dan Sadlier 1966-1969 6-6 Lima, Ohio Lima Central Catholic Sedric Toney 1983-1985 6-2 Dayton, Ohio Wilbur Wright Jack Sallee 1951-1955 6-2 Springfield, Ohio Springfield Catholic Bernard Topmoeller 1905-1907 --- Cincinnati, Ohio --- John Samanich 1964-1967 6-7 Maple Heights, Ohio Chanel Glinder Torain 1965-1968 6-6 Muncie, Indiana Muncie Central Andres Sandoval 2006-2008 6-4 Milford, Massachusetts Winchendon Jeff Tressler 1983-1986 6-11 Columbus, Ohio Northland Vee Sanford 2012-2014 6-3 Lexington, Kentucky Lexington Catholic Adolph Tscherne 1934-1935 ------Robert Schaefer 1946-1948 6-2 Akron, Ohio Buchtel Albert Turner 1946-1947 6-0 Centerville, Ohio --- Larry Schellenberg 1981-1985 6-3 Floyds Knobs, Indiana Floyd Central Coby Turner 1995-1999 6-7 Alexandria, Virginia Lee Victor Schlitzer 1903-1905 --- Rochester, New York --- Steve Turnwald 1968-1970 6-0 Ottoville, Ohio Ottoville George Schloemer 1968-1971 6-4 Covington, Kentucky Covington Catholic Charlie Tyra 1976-1978 6-5 Louisville, Kentucky Saint Xavier Norm Schmotzer 1959-1960 6-8 Lakewood, Ohio St. Ignatius Bill Uhl 1953-1956 7-0 Greenfield, Ohio McClain Alex Schoen 1903-1906 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Bill Uhl II 1986-1990 6-9 Dayton, Ohio Alter Harold Schoen 1960-1963 6-7 Fort Recovery, Ohio Fort Recovery Ludwig Virant 1917-1918 --- Lorain, Ohio --- William Schoen 1905-1907 --- Chicago, Illinois --- Casper Voit 1936-1937 ------Carroll Scholle 1933-1936 ------Brian Vonderhaar 2010-2014 6-0 Cincinnati, Ohio Moeller Don Schultz 1942-1943 --- St. Louis, Missouri --- John Von Lehman 1971-1974 6-8 Covington, Kentucky Covington Catholic Al Schumacher 1912-1914 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Chad Vorhis 1997-1998 5-9 West Alexandria, Ohio Twin Valley South Francis Schumacher 1910-1911 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Kyle Wagner 1992-1994 6-2 Delphi, Indiana Delphi Lawrence Schweers 1911-1912 ------Roland Wagner 1923-1924 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Michael Schwieterman 2015-2016 6-3 Kettering, Ohio Alter Keith Waleskowski 2000-2004 6-9 Dayton, Ohio Alter Mike Scovic 1992-1993 6-3 Kettering, Ohio Fairborn Dick Walsh 1954-1955 6-4 Cleveland, Ohio Saint Ignatius Devon Scott 2012-2014 6-9 Columbus, Ohio Northland Henry Walsh 1908-1909 --- Harshman, Ohio --- Monty Scott 2003-2007 6-6 Reynoldsburg, Ohio Reynoldsburg Jim Wannemacher 1964-1968 6-6 Cloverdale, Ohio Ottoville Sean Scrutchins 1990-1992 6-4 Toledo, Ohio Scott Victor Warner 1929-1930 ------Devin Searcy 2007-2011 6-10 Romulus, Michigan Romulus Senior Paul Shafer 1956-1957 6-0 Miamisburg, Ohio Miamisburg Jack Warrell 1963-1966 6-0 Springfield, Ohio Springfield South Ned Sharpenter 1966-1969 6-7 Aurora, Illinois Marion Military Academy London Warren 2006-2010 6-0 Jacksonville, Florida Ted Sharpenter 1926-1928 --- Chicago, Illinois --- Lavern Watercutter 1948-1949 6-1 McCartyville, Ohio Anna Makor Shayok 1990-1992 6-8 Khartoum, Sudan Rumbek Rudy Waterman 1965-1968 6-1 Waterbury, New York Westbury Bill Sherry 1916-1920 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Law Weber 1918-1919 --- Kendallville, Indiana --- Jim Shields 1982-1986 6-8 Parma, Ohio Normandy Bobby Wehrli 2012-2016 6-6 Naperville, Illinois Benet Academy Dean Shroyer 1946-1947 5-11 Dayton, Ohio --- Tony Wells 1975-1977 6-9 Murray, Kentucky Calloway County Gus Shroyer 1945-1948 6-2 Dayton, Ohio Northridge Jake Welter 1936-1937 ------Al Sicard 1989-1992 6-5 Dayton, Ohio Chaminade-Julienne Richley West 1947-1949 6-2 Dayton, Ohio Roosevelt Al Sicking 1954-1957 6-6 Cincinnati, Ohio Saint Xavier Jerome Westendorf 1940-1943 5-11 Dayton, Ohio Chaminade Joe Siggins 1974-1978 6-4 Dayton, Ohio Alter Gene Westendorf 1938-1941 5-10 Dayton, Ohio Chaminade Mark Sizemore 1970-1971 6-0 New Lebanon, Ohio Dixie Jack Westerfield 2015- 6-1 Cincinnati, Ohio St. Xavier Ted Sizemore 1970-1971 6-1 New Lebanon, Ohio Dixie Bill Westerkamp 1960-1963 6-10 Cincinnati, Ohio Roger Bacon Wilbur Sizer 1946-1947 6-1 Dayton, Ohio Roosevelt Herbert Whalen 1908-1909 --- Dayton, Ohio --- William Slick 1910-1911 --- Dayton, Ohio --- Logan White 2002-2006 6-4 Chagrin Falls, Ohio University Antoine Smith 1990-1992 6-7 Columbus, Ohio Westerville South Martin Wilberding 1907-1908 ------Scoochie Smith 2013-2017 6-2 New York, New York Putnam Science Academy Pat Wilcox 1926-1928 ------Don Smith 1961-1964 6-1 Huntington, West Virginia Vinson Dennis Williams 2011-2012 6-4 Columbia, Maryland Wilde Lake Donald Smith 1971-1974 6-0 Dayton, Ohio Roth Paul Williams 2008-2012 6-4 Detroit, Michigan Renaissance Marvin Smith 1938-1940 --- Piqua, Ohio --- Warren Williams 2002-2006 6-0 Gaithersburg, Maryland DeMatha Sammy Smith 2000-2002 6-5 Worthington, Ohio Worthington Christian Xeyrius Willliams 2015- 6-8 Springfield, Ohio Wayne Steve Smith 1984-1988 6-5 Dayton, Ohio Alter Russ Willis 1972-1973 5-10 Union City, Ohio Mississinawa Valley Dick Snelling 1924-1926 --- Cleveland, Ohio --- Mike Wilson 1975-1976 6-7 Detroit, Michigan Northwestern Harry Solimano 1903-1904 ------Wilte 1931-1932 ------Wallace Southhall 1940-1941 ------Joseph Windbiel 1915-1918 --- Chicago, Illinois --- Brandon Spearman 2010-2011 6-3 Chicago, Illinois Simeon Career Academy Walt Winklejohn 1937-1940 --- Celina, Ohio --- Chris Spears 2003-2004 6-2 Centerville, Ohio Centerville Paul Winterhalter 1960-1963 6-1 Tiffin, Ohio Calvert Ray Springer 1987-1990 6-2 Dayton, Ohio Meadowdale Robert Wolfe 1945-1948 5-8 Dayton, Ohio Stivers Nick Stafford 2004-2007 6-7 Springfield, Massachusetts Worcester Academy Eugene Wolke 1945-1949 6-2 Hamilton, Ohio Hamilton Catholic Tony Stanley 1997-2001 6-4 Arlington, Virginia Washington & Lee George Woywod 1951-1954 6-5 Evanston, Illinois St. George Juwan Staten 2010-2011 6-0 Dayton, Ohio Oak Hill Academy Chris Wright 2007-2011 6-8 Trotwood, Ohio Trotwood-Madison Gene Stapenhorst 1937-1938 --- St. Louis, Missouri --- Ed Young 1982-1987 6-7 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Upper Sandusky Ralph Steffano 1964-1965 6-3 Clayton, Ohio Northmont Edwin Young 1996-2000 6-2 Zanesville, Ohio Zanesville Arnie Stein 1950-1951 6-1 Bronx, New York William Howard Taft Elmer Zang 1928-1934 ------D.J. Stelly 2001-2003 6-4 Aurora, Colorado Overland Ray Zawadzki 1958-1961 6-4 Cleveland, Ohio Cathedral Latin Jack Stevenson 1946-1947 6-0 Dayton, Ohio --- Peter Zestermann 2007-2011 6-8 Cincinnati, Ohio Saint Xavier Lawrence Strattnerr 1910-1911 --- New York, N.Y. --- Jeff Zern 1982-1986 6-9 Cheektowaga, New York Saint Francis Richard Strugarek 1940-1941 ------Dick Zimmerman 1949-1950 6-0 Dayton, Ohio Chaminade Bob Sullivan 1962-1965 6-3 Westmont, Illinois Saint Procopius George Zimmerman 1912-1913 ------David Sullivan 1934-1937 ------Jack Zimmerman 1947-1950 6-1 Dayton, Ohio Chaminade George Sullivan 1946-1947 5-10 Cambridge, Ohio --- Jack Zimmerman 1976-1980 6-2 Dayton, Ohio Alter James Zimmerman 1930-1931 ------80 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 Jerome Zimmerman 1930-1931 ------ALL-TIME HOMETOWNS Since Tom Blackburn took control of the Flyer program in 1947 there

have been 360 players to take the court for the University of Dayton OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO Flyers. Not surprisingly, the majority of the Flyers come from Ohio, with 208 of the 360. Here is a geographical breakdown of where those players came from (single player from city unless noted):

OHIO 208 Beavercreek, Bellaire, Blanchester, Brecksville, Brookville, Canal Winchester, Canton, Centerville (3), Chagrin Falls, Cincinnati (20), Clayton, Cleveland (9), Cloverdale, Columbus (10), Dayton (50), Delphos (5), East Palestine, Eaton, Elyria, Fairview Park, Fort Recovery (2), Glandorf, Granville, Greenfield, Greenville, Hamilton (4), Jamestown, Kettering (9), Lakewood (2), Lebanon (2), Lees Creek, Lima, London, Loveland (2), Maple Heights, Maria Stein, Martins Ferry (2), Mason, Massillon, Miamisburg (2), Middletown, Minster (2), Montezuma, New Lebanon (5), New Lexington (2), Newark, Norwood, Oak Harbor, Ottoville, Parma, Pinkerington, Piqua, Port Jefferson, Reynoldsburg, Saint Henry (2), Saint Marys (2), South Lebanon, Spencerville, Springboro (2), Springfield (6), Tiffin, Toledo (6), Trotwood, Troy, Twinsburg, Union, Union City, Upper Sandusky, Wapakoneta (2), Waynesville (2), West Alexandria, Westerville, Wheelersburg, Willard, Worthington (2), Xenia, Yorkville, Zanesville

COLORADO 2 MICHIGAN 21 Aurora, Denver Detroit (12), Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Oak Park, Okemos, Orchard Park, Owosso, River Rouge, Romulus, Saginaw CONNECTICUT 1 Taftville MINNESOTA 3 Hibbing, Minneapolis (2) FLORIDA 4 Clearwater, Jacksonville, Miami (2) NEW JERSEY 4 GEORGIA 1 Hawthorne, Union, Union City, Weehawken Sandersville NEW YORK 16 Bellaire, Bronx (3), Brooklyn, Cheektowaga, ILLINOIS 31 Floral Park (2), Flushing, Garden City, Amboy, Arlington Heights (2), New York (2), Rochester, Ossining, Aurora, Benet, Bloomington, Staten Island, Waterbury Campbell Hill (3), Carpentersville, Champaign, Chicago (10), Country Club Hills, Evanston, Glen Ellyn, NORTH CAROLINA 1 Harvey, Homewood, Lisle, Maywood, Charlotte Naperville, Springfield, Westmont PENNSYLVANIA 6 INDIANA 16 Allentown, Erie, Philadelphia (3), Pittsburgh Delphi, Floyds Knobs, Fort Wayne, Indianapolis (4), Lawrenceburg, Muncie, New Castle, North TENNESSEE 2 Manchester, New Haven, Richmond Cleveland, Memphis JIM PAXSON, JR. was the second Flyer to come to UD from Kettering’s (2), San Pierre, Wolcottville Alter High School. The Knights who became Flyers: Dan Bockhorn (1978-79), Bill Crotty (1985-89), Brian Donoher (1987-89), Bill TEXAS 1 Frericks (1975-77), Doug Harris (1975-79), Ted Harris (1981-85), IOWA 1 Colleyville Don Hughes (1983-87), Greg Kohls (2000-2004) Andy Meyer Johnston (1992-96), Jim Paxson Jr. (1975-79), Jeff Penno (2004- 06), Joe Siggins (1974-78), Steve Smith (1984-88), Bill Uhl, Jr. (1986-90), SOUTH CAROLINA 1 Keith Waleskowski (1999-2004), Jack Zimmerman (1976-80). KANSAS 1 Irmo Hays

KENTUCKY 13 VIRGINIA 4 Covington (3), Lexington (3), Louisville Alexandria, Arlington, Keokee, Leesburg (3), Maysville, Murray, Owensboro, Paintsville WEST VIRGINIA 1 Huntington LOUISIANA 2 Metairie, Slidell WISCONSIN 1 Mequon MARYLAND 8 Baltimore, Columbia, Forestville, FOREIGN PLAYERS 10 Gaithersburg, Hyattsville, Canada, Brazil, Central Africa Landover, Landover Hills, Laurel Republic, Czech Republic, France, Greece, Holland, Nigeria, Sudan MASSACHUSETTS 2 Milford, Springfield

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 81 DAYTON BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME THE 61 UD HALL OF FAMERS FROM THE BASKETBALL PROGRAM:

Mark Ashman, 2000 inducted 2011 Harry Baujan inducted 1968 Tom Blackburn inducted 1969 William Blake, 1926 inducted 1964 Bucky Bockhorn, 1958 inducted 1958 Frank Case, 1960 inducted 1986 Roosevelt Chapman, 1990 inducted 1994 Dave Colbert, 1986 inducted 2004 Kevin Conrad, 1983 inducted 2009 Stan Corbett, 1935 inducted 1962 Anthony Corbitt, 1990 inducted 2004 Johnny Davis, 1976 inducted 1993 John Debesis, 1928 inducted 1967 Don Donoher, 1954 inducted 1992 Henry Finkel, 1966 inducted 1974 Tom Frericks, 1953 inducted 1976 Damon Goodwin, 1986 inducted 2010 Chuck Grigsby, 1952 inducted 1972 Chris Harris, 1955 inducted 2013 Gordy Hatton, 1964 inducted 1986 Tom Hatton, 1962 inducted 1982 Sam Hipa, 1928 inducted 1962 Bobby Joe Hooper, 1981 inducted 1989 John Horan, 1955 inducted 1964 George Janky, 1971 inducted 1993 Mike Kanieski, 1982 inducted 1999 Bob Kavanaugh, 1942 inducted 1977 Bernard Keiter, 1942 inducted 1962 Ted Kissell inducted 2013 Gene Klaus, 1967 inducted 2004 Negele Knight, 1990 inducted 1998 William Knisley, 1947 inducted 1962 Don Lane, 1958 inducted 1984 Al Mahrt, 1912 inducted 1962 Lou Mahrt, 1926 inducted 1962 Don May, 1968 inducted 1974 Ken May, 1971 inducted 1995 Vince McDonough, 1936 inducted 1976 Don Meineke, 1952 inducted 1962 Ralph Niehaus, 1939 inducted 1973 Junior Norris, 1952 inducted 1963 Jim Palmer, 1957 inducted 2004 Robert Payne, 1934 inducted 1967 Jim Paxson, 1956 inducted 1976 Jim Paxson, 1979 inducted 1985 Thomas J. Frericks, who became a member of the UD Athletics Hall of Fame in 1976, left an indelible impres- Ryan Perryman, 1998 inducted 2004 sion on the Flyer Athletics program. No mention of University of Dayton tournament appearances would be Brian Roberts, 2008 inducted 2017 complete without acknowledging the contributions of Mr. Frericks, who served as UD’s director of athletics Garry Roggenburk, 1962 inducted 1970 from 1964 to 1992. Dan Sadlier, 1970 inducted 1987 Not only should he be considered for the University’s involvement in tournaments, but for his contributions Jack Sallee, 1955 inducted 1981 to the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship. Alphonse Schumacher, 1914 inducted 2004 Ted Sharpenter, 1928 inducted 1979 Mr. Frericks was an innovator who helped guide UD Athletics from a time when collegiate athletic depart- Donald Smith, 1974 inducted 1980 ments were low-budget operations to the multi-million dollar budgets of the 1990s. Through all the chang- Richard Snelling, 1927 inducted 1965 es, one thing remained constant, because of Frericks’ dedication, UD became known for integrity and cred- ibility. Harry Solimano, 1907 inducted 1962 Mike Sylvester, 1974 inducted 1983 Highlights of his tenure included UD’s second-place finish in the 1967 NCAA Men’s Basketball Champion- Sedric Toney, 1984 inducted 2006 ship, and the construction in 1969 of the $4.5 million University of Dayton Arena, which has now hosted 120 Bill Uhl, 1956 inducted 1968 NCAA Tournament Games (105 men, 15 women). Keith Waleskowski, 2004 inducted 2014 As a member of the Men’s Basketball Committee, Frericks was an integral part of developing the tour- Gene Westendorf, 1941 inducted 1969 nament to the great American sporting event, “March Madness,” it is today. He was on the five-member Jerome Westendorf, 1943 inducted 1970 team from the Basketball Committee that negotiated the seven-year, $1 billion television contract with CBS Ed Young , 1987 inducted 2003 Sports. Mr. Frericks was slated to be the Chair of the Basketball Committee starting in 1992, but he lost his Jack Zimmerman, 1980 inducted 2002 battle with cancer on Jan. 31, 1992, before presiding over any championship.

Fifteen days prior to his passing, the University had rededicated the University of Dayton Fieldhouse as the Thomas J. Frericks Athletic and Convocation Center. It serves as a constant reminder, fittingly, in a building where he attended classes, practiced and played as a young man and transformed UD athletic fortunes as athletic director. 82 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 TEAM AWARDS WHITE-ALLEN ALEX SCHOEN MEMORIAL MOST VALUABLE FREE-THROW TROPHY “SHORTY” SHARPENTER OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO The Alex Schoen Trophy is given annually to the player MEMORIAL REBOUNDING PLAYER TROPHY who finishes the year with the highest free throw The White-Allen Trophy is given each year to percentage (minimum of 50 free throws attempted). TROPHY the team’s Most Valuable Player as selected by The trophy is named for Alex Schoen, Sr., the captain of The Sharpenter Award is given annually to the top members of the team. It is sponsored by Tim White the first University of Dayton basketball team. Schoen rebounder on the team. It is named after Hall of and White-Allen Auto Group, Inc. White-Allen also captained the 1903-04 team for St. Mary’s College, Famer Ted “Shorty” Sharpenter and is sponsored by sponsors MVP trophies for UD football, women’s which later became UD. The trophy is sponsored by his family. Sharpenter was a football and basketball basketball and volleyball. standout at UD in the 1920s. His son Ned played for the Schoen family. the Flyers in the late 1960s. 1952-53...... John Horan 1949-50...... Don Meineke 1953-54...... Don Donoher 1978-79...... Mike Kanieski 1954-55...... John Horan 1950-51...... Don Meineke 1951-52...... Don Meineke 1979-80...... Richard Montague 1955-56...... Jim Paxson 1980-81...... Mike Kanieski 1956-57...... Carmen Riazzi 1952-53...... Jack Sallee 1953-54...... John Horan 1981-82...... Roosevelt Chapman 1957-58...... Bucky Bockhorn 1982-83...... Roosevelt Chapman 1958-59...... Frank Case 1954-55...... John Horan 1955-56...... Jim Paxson 1983-84...... Roosevelt Chapman 1959-60...... Garry Roggenburk 1984-85...... Dave Colbert 1960-61...... Tom Hatton, Bill Cramsey 1956-57...... Bucky Bockhorn 1957-58...... Frank Case 1985-86...... Dave Colbert 1961-62...... Garry Roggenburk 1986-87...... Anthony Grant 1962-63...... Gordon Hatton 1958-59...... Frank Case 1959-60...... Stan Greenberg 1987-88...... Anthony Corbitt 1963-64...... Henry Finkel, Chuck Izor 1988-89...... Anthony Corbitt 1964-65...... Henry Finkel 1960-61...... Tom Hatton 1961-62...... Tom Hatton 1989-90...... Anthony Corbitt 1965-66...... Henry Finkel 1990-91...... Makor Shayok 1966-67...... Don May 1962-63...... Hal Schoen 1963-64...... Chuck Izor 1991-92...... Chip Hare 1967-68...... Don May 1992-93...... Chip Hare 1968-69...... Dan Sadlier 1964-65...... Bob Sullivan 1965-66...... Bobby Joe Hooper 1993-94...... Alex Robertson 1969-70...... George Janky 1994-95...... Ryan Perryman 1970-71...... George Jackson 1966-67...... Bobby Joe Hooper, Don May 1967-68...... Bobby Joe Hooper 1995-96...... Ryan Perryman 1971-72...... Donald Smith 1996-97...... Ryan Perryman 1972-73...... Donald Smith 1968-69...... Dan Sadlier 1969-70...... Tom Crosswhite 1997-98...... Ryan Perryman 1973-74...... Donald Smith, Mike Sylvester 1998-99...... Mark Ashman 1974-75...... Johnny Davis 1970-71...... Al Bertke, Tom Crosswhite 1971-72...... Donald Smith 1999-00...... Mark Ashman 1975-76...... Johnny Davis 2000-01...... Keith Waleskowski 1976-77...... Jim Paxson 1972-73...... Donald Smith 1973-74...... Donald Smith 2001-02...... Keith Waleskowski 1977-78...... Jim Paxson 2002-03...... Keith Waleskowski 1978-79...... Jim Paxson 1974-75...... Johnny Davis 1975-76...... Fred Eckert 2003-04...... Keith Waleskowski 1979-80...... Jack Zimmerman 2004-05...... Monty Scott 1980-81...... Mike Kanieski 1976-77...... Jim Paxson 1977-78...... Jim Paxson 2005-06...... Norman Plummer 1981-82...... Roosevelt Chapman 1978-79...... Jack Zimmerman 2006-07...... Charles LIittle 1982-83...... Roosevelt Chapman 1979-80...... Mike Kanieski 2007-08...... Chris Wright 1983-84...... Roosevelt Chapman 1980-81...... Mike Kanieski 2008-09...... Chris Wright 1984-85...... Dave Colbert 1981-82...... Roosevelt Chapman 2009-10...... Chris Wright 1985-86...... Dave Colbert 1982-83...... Roosevelt Chapman 2010-11...... Chris Wright 1986-87...... Dan Christie, Anthony Grant 1983-84...... Damon Goodwin 2011-12...... Chris Johnson 2012-13...... Devin Oliver 1987-88...... Anthony Corbitt 1984-85...... Sedric Toney 2013-14...... Devin Oliver 1988-89...... Anthony Corbitt 1985-86...... Damon Goodwin 2014-15...... Dyshawn Pierre 1989-90...... Negele Knight 1986-87...... Noland Robinson 1987-88...... Steve Pittman 2015-16...... Dyshawn Pierre 1990-91...... Chip Jones 1988-89...... Negele Knight 2016-17...... Charles Cooke 1991-92...... Alex Robertson 1989-90...... Negele Knight 1992-93...... Derrick Dukes 1990-91...... Alex Robertson 1993-94...... Alex Robertson 1991-92...... Chip Hare 1994-95...... Andy Meyer 1992-93...... Larry Hisle 1995-96...... Ryan Perryman 1993-94...... Alex Robertson 1996-97...... Ryan Perryman 1994-95...... Andy Meyer 1997-98...... Ryan Perryman 1995-96...... Andy Meyer 1998-99...... Mark Ashman 1996-97...... Darnell Hoskins 1999-00...... Mark Ashman, Tony Stanley 1997-98...... Tony Stanley 1998-99...... Edwin Young 2000-01...... Tony Stanley 1999-00...... Brooks Hall 2001-02...... David Morris 2000-01...... Keith Waleskowski 2002-03...... Ramod Marshall 2001-02...... Keith Waleskowski 2003-04...... Keith Waleskowski 2002-03...... Keith Waleskowski 2004-05...... Monty Scott 2003-04...... Mark Jones 2005-06...... Brian Roberts 2004-05...... Trent Meacham 2006-07...... Brian Roberts 2005-06...... Monty Scott 2007-08...... Brian Roberts 2006-07...... Brian Roberts 2008-09...... Marcus Johnson, Chris Wright 2007-08...... Brian Roberts 2008-09...... Chris Johnson 2009-10...... Chris Wright 2009-10...... Chris Johnson 2010-11...... Chris Wright 2010-11...... Chris Johnson 2011-12...... Kevin Dillard, Chris Johnson 2011-12...... Chris Johnson 2012-13...... Kevin Dillard 2012-13...... Kevin Dillard 2013-14...... Devin Oliver 2013-14...... Khari Price LARRY SCHELLENBERG was twice the recipient of the 2014-15...... Dyshawn Pierre, Jordan SIbert 2014-15...... Jordan Sibert John L. MacBeth Scholar-Athlete Award as well as an 2015-16...... Dyshawn Pierre, Charles Cooke NCAA Postgraduate Scholar. With that kind of mind, he 2015-16...... Dyshawn Pierre 2016-17...... Class of 2017 understood the value of protecting the ball: His 2.36 2016-17...... Scoochie Smith assists-to-turnover ratio remains a school record.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 83 TEAM AWARDS BEST DEFENDER AWARD JOHN L. MACBETH MEMORIAL The Best Defender Award is given to the SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD strongest defensive player on the team, as The Macbeth Trophy goes each year to the determined by the coaching staff. team member who has the highest cumulative grade point average based on at least five 1994-95...... Jeffrey Brookins semesters of academic work. It is presented 1995-96...... Jeffrey Brookins in the memory of Dayton businessman John 1996-97...... Edwin Young L. Macbeth, and is sponsored by Mrs. John L. 1997-98...... Edwin Young Macbeth and the Macbeth family. 1998-99...... Tony Stanley 1999-00...... Edwin Young 1958-59...... Hank Josefczyk 2000-01...... Nate Green 1959-60...... Stanley Greenberg 2001-02...... Ramod Marshall 1960-61...... Phil Dubensky 2002-03...... D.J. Stelly 1961-62...... Stanley Greenberg 2003-04...... Marques Bennett 1962-63...... Hal Schoen 2004-05...... Marques Bennett 1963-64...... Chuck Izor 2005-06...... Logan White 1964-65...... Bob Sullivan 2006-07...... Kurt Huelsman 1965-66...... Dennis Hrcka 2007-08...... London Warren 1966-67...... Richard Fox 2008-09...... London Warren 1967-68...... Dan Obrovac 2009-10...... London Warren, Kurt Huelsman 1968-69...... Jim Gottschall 2010-11...... Paul Williams 1969-70...... Jim Gottschall 2011-12...... Paul Williams 1970-71...... Pat Murnen 2012-13...... Khari Price 1971-72...... Pat Murnen 2013-14...... Kyle Davis 1972-73...... John Von Lehman 2014-15...... Kyle Davis 1973-74...... John Von Lehman 2015-16...... Charles Cooke 1974-75...... Dan Herling 2016-17...... Kyle Davis 1975-76...... Johnny Davis 1976-77...... Bill Frericks 1977-78...... Jim Paxson 1978-79...... Jim Paxson CHRIS DANIELS 1979-80...... Jack Zimmerman MEMORIAL MOST IMPROVED 1980-81...... Mike Kanieski 1981-82...... Mike Kanieski PLAYER 1982-83...... Mike Reichert The Most Improved Player Award was renamed 1983-84...... Larry Schellenberg following the 1995-96 season to honor the mem- 1984-85...... Larry Schellenberg ory of Flyer center Chris Daniels, who passed 1985-86...... Dan Christie away during his senior season. Chosen by the 1986-87...... Dan Christie coaches, it goes to the player who develops the 1987-88...... Eric Matthews most over the course of the season. The award is 1988-89...... Norm Grevey sponsored by Skelton Sports. 1989-90...... Norm Grevey 1990-91...... David Bradds 1994-95...... Shawn Haughn 1991-92...... John Richter 1995-96...... Chris Daniels 1992-93...... John Richter The CHRIS DANIELS MEMORIAL MOST IMPROVED 1996-97...... Edwin Young 1993-94...... John Richter PLAYER AWARD is named after the late Flyer who more 1997-98...... Coby Turner 1994-95...... Chip Hare than tripled his points per game from his junior sea- 1998-99...... Cain Doliboa son in his senior campaign. Daniels also doubled his 1995-96...... Maurice Beyina 1999-00...... David Morris rebounding average and was shooting 69 percent 1996-97...... Maurice Beyina when he passed away. The Atlantic 10 also names their 2000-01...... Ramod Marshall 1997-98...... Josh Postorino Most Improved Player Award in memory of Chris. 2001-02...... Sean Finn 1998-99...... Ted Fitz 2002-03...... Mark Jones 1999-00...... Ted Fitz JAMES G. AND PURCELL 2003-04...... Marques Bennett, Warren Williams 2000-01...... Gamal Gilchrist S. PALMER 2004-05...... Brian Roberts 2001-02...... Keith Waleskowski 2005-06...... Charles Little 2002-03...... Greg Kohls SCHOLARSHIP 2006-07...... London Warren The James G. and Purcell S, Palmer Scholarship 2003-04...... Greg Kohls 2007-08...... Andres Sandoval is given annually to the University of Dayton 2004-05...... James Cripe 2008-09...... London Warren basketball player who best embodies his 2005-06...... Jeff Penno characteristics, on and off the court. 2009-10...... Chris Johnson 2006-07...... Brian Roberts 2010-11...... Josh Benson 2015-16...... Scoochie Smith 2007-08...... Kurt Huelsman 2011-12...... Matt Kavanaugh 2016-17...... Ryan Mikesell 2008-09...... Kurt Huelsman 2012-13...... Devin Oliver 2009-10...... Dan Fox 2013-14...... Devin Oliver 2010-11...... Luke Fabrizius 2014-15...... Kendall Pollard 2011-12...... Brian Vonderhaar 2015-16...... Darrell Davis 2012-13...... Brian Vonderhaar 2016-17...... Xeyrius Williams 2013-14...... Brian Vonderhaar 2014-15...... Bobby Wehrli 2015-16...... Bobby Wehrli 2016-17...... Darrell Davis

84 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 TEAM AWARDS THOMAS M. LUPPE DR. GEORGE RAU UHL FAMILY MEMORIAL AWARD SPIRIT AWARD OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO The Luppe Award is given annually to the The Rau Award is given annually to a UD player ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Is given annually to the UD player who best University of Dayton first-year basketball who best displays true team spirit, both on and exemplifies the qualities of good sportsmanship player who demonstrates the courage, desire off the court. It is named for Dr. George Rau, and character, and follows the University’s and moral integrity possessed by Tom Luppe, better known around UD as “Pete” Rau, who principles of “Learn, Lead and Serve” on and a young athlete who died while playing in a was the UD team physician for more than 20 off the court. The award is named for former freshman game for the Flyers in 1963. years prior to his death in 1972. It is sponsored by the Harry O’Rourke Insurance Agency. Flyers Bill Uhl and Bill Uhl II, who have endowed a men’s basketball scholarship, to be given 1963-64...... Jim Wannemacher to a returning Flyer basketball player. 1964-65...... Bobby Joe Hooper 1972-73...... Steve Lawrence, Steve Hess 1973-74...... John Von Lehman 1965-66...... Dan Sadlier 2003-04...... Keith Waleskowski 1974-75...... Jim Testerman, Allen Elijah 1966-67...... Jim Gottschall, Jerry Gottschall 2004-05...... Mark Jones 1975-76...... Terry Ross 1967-68...... Jack Keehan 2005-06...... Warren Williams 1976-77...... Terry Ross 1968-69...... Pat Murnen 2006-07...... Jimmy Binnie 1977-78...... Terry Ross 1969-70...... John Bitter 2007-08...... Jimmy Binnie 1978-79...... Doug Harris 1970-71...... Donald Smith 2008-09...... Marcus Johnson, Kurt Huelsman 1979-80...... Tim Pohlman 1971-72...... Doug Bayer 2009-10...... Devin Searcy 1980-81...... George Morrison 1972-73...... Rick Thalls 2010-11...... Luke Fabrizius 1981-82...... Ted Harris 1973-74...... Johnny Davis 2011-12...... Luke Fabrizius 1982-83...... Mike Reichert, Ted Harris 1974-75...... Terry Ross, Joe Siggins 2012-13...... Devin Oliver 1983-84...... Larry Schellenberg 1975-76...... Jim Paxson 2013-14...... Alex Gavrilovic, Vee Sanford 1984-85...... Ted Harris 1976-77...... Jack Zimmerman 2014-15...... Jordan Sibert 1985-86...... Rory Dahlinghaus 1977-78...... Jim Rhoden 2015-16...... Scoochie Smith 1986-87...... Don Hughes 1978-89...... George Morrison 2016-17...... Ryan Mikesell 1979-80...... Kevin Conrad 1987-88...... Eric Mathews 1980-81...... Roosevelt Chapman 1988-89...... Sam Howard 1981-82...... Larry Schellenberg 1989-90...... Troy McCracken 1982-83...... Ed Young 1990-91...... Sam Howard 1983-84...... Dan Christie 1991-92...... John Richter 1984-85...... Steve Smith, Eric Mathews 1992-93...... John Richter 1985-86...... Negele Knight 1993-94...... John Richter 1986-87...... Anthony Corbitt 1994-95...... Marco Pikaar 1987-88...... Ken Branch 1995-96...... Maurice Beyina 1988-89...... Wes Coffee 1996-97...... Maurice Beyina 1989-90...... Alex Robertson 1997-98...... Matt Cooper 1990-91...... Derrick Dukes 1998-99...... Matt Cooper 1991-92 ...... Chip Hare 1999-00...... Matt Cooper 1992-93...... Andy Meyer 2000-01...... Gamal Gilchrist 1993-94...... Shawn Haughn 2001-02...... Greg Kohls 1994-95...... Ryan Perryman 2002-03...... Mark Jones 1995-96...... Josh Postorino 2003-04...... Frank Iguodala 1996-97...... Mark Ashman 2004-05...... Mark Jones 1997-98...... Tony Stanley 2005-06...... Norman Plummer 1998-99...... David Morris 2006-07...... Monty Scott 1999-00...... Brooks Hall 2007-08...... Jimmy Binnie 2000-01...... Keith Waleskowski 2008-09...... Charles Little 2001-02...... Mark Jones 2009-10...... Marcus Johnson 2002-03...... Warren Williams 2010-11...... Josh Parker 2003-04...... Monty Scott 2011-12...... Luke Fabrizius, Josh Parker 2004-05...... Chris Alvarez 2012-13...... Brian Vonderhaar 2005-06...... Charles Little 2013-14...... Vee Sanford 2006-07...... Marcus Johnson 2014-15...... Scoochie Smith 2007-08...... Chris Wright 2015-16...... John Crosby 2008-09...... Chris Johnson 2016-17...... Josh Cunningham, Kyle Davis 2011-12...... Alex Gavrilovic 2012-13...... Dyshawn Pierre 2013-14...... Scoochie Smith 2014-15...... Darrell Davis 2015-16...... Ryan Mikesell 2016-17...... Trey Landers 1996-1997 Luppe Award winner MARK ASHMAN (shown here dunking on David West of Xavier) was also was the White Allen MVP in 1998-99 and 1999-2000.

He also is a two-time winner of the Shorty Sharpenter Memorial Rebounding Award.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 85 DAYTON’S ALL-CENTURY TEAM

The University of Dayton celebrated its 100th anniversary season of men’s basketball in 2003-04, and the focal point of the season-long celebration was February 4 - the 100th anniversary date of UD’s first varsity game. On February 4, 1904, UD, then known as St. Mary’s Institute, defeated the Dayton Intermediates 14-2. One hundred years to the day, the Flyers hosted the Richmond Spiders and in conjunction with that game, the University unveiled its All-Century Team. The 20-man team spans more than 100 years of Dayton Basketball. ARLEN “BUCKY” BOCKHORN a record 13-straight field goals in UD’s semifinal win over N.C.. Not just a deadeye shooter, A 6-4 swingman from Campbell Hill, Illinois, Bockhorn played from 1955-58 on Flyer teams the 6-4 May was also a fabulous rebounder. He averaged 23.4 points and 16.7 rebounds as that were a combined 69-17, won the 1955 University of Kentucky Invitational Tournament and a junior, and 22.7 and 15.0 as a senior. He is second in both Flyer career scoring (1,980) and played in three NIT’s. As a senior, he was co-captain on a 25-4 team that reached the NIT rebounding (1,301). finals. A versatile player, Bockhorn scored 941 points, grabbed 708 rebounds and always drew the toughest defensive assignment, regardless of whether that player was a forward or guard. DON “MONK” MEINEKE Bockhorn, who averaged double figures all three seasons at UD, went on to a successful NBA It’s no coincidence that the University of Dayton’s first 20-win season (in 1949-50), it’s first NIT appearance career. and the school’s only season with appearances in both the NIT and NCAA tournaments came with Meineke in the pivot. Meineke is UD’s first 1,000 point scorer, and still the sixth-leading scorer in school history (1,866). ROOSEVELT CHAPMAN The 6-7 Dayton native led the nation in FG% (.512, 240-469) as a junior, and was named Third-Team All-America UD’s all-time leading scorer with 2,233 points, Chapman utilized amazing body control and by the Helms Foundation and Converse. As a senior, he was named Second Team All-America by the Helms incredible hang time to score most of his points inside, even though he was listed at 6-4. The Foundation, Look Magazine and the Associated Press. Brooklyn native appears near the top of nearly every statistical category including most rebounds (8th, 956), assists (15th, 338) and blocked shots (3rd, 124). He capped his career JIM PAXSON by leading UD in a remarkable NCAA run, scoring a 1984 tournament-best 105 points in four A three-time White-Allen MVP, Paxson’s senior numbers of 23.2 points, 5.7 assists and 4.2 rebounds earned games, including 41 vs. Wayman Tisdale and his seventh-ranked Oklahoma Sooners in the him First Team All-America honors from the USBWA. And the Kettering native’s 3.40 GPA translated into his second round. being named a CoSIDA Academic All-American as well. The former Vice-President and General Manager of the Cleveland Cavaliers, Paxson has been a finalist for the CoSIDA Academic All-America Hall of Fame class. A four- BILL CHMIELEWSKI year starter, Paxson is fifth on UD’s all-time scoring list (1,945 points). Even though he was the focal point of Chmielewski was named the Most Valuable Player of the 1962 National Invitational Tourna- UD’s scoring during his career, he is also fourth in both career assists (515) steals (168). ment, as the Flyers gave head coach Tom Blackburn his first NIT title in six trips to the championship game. The 6-10 Detroit native averaged 15.4 points and 9.3 rebounds during UD’s RYAN PERRYMAN 24-6 season in 1961-62. He was a Second Team All-America pick by Converse. Chmielewski Perryman led the nation in rebounding (12.5), and more importantly, he led the University of Dayton back into left school after that season, and after pursuing a pro basketball career settled in the Dayton the post season as a senior in 1997-98. Perryman took the Flyers to the 1998 NIT, breaking an eight-year post- area. He still plays basketball in Master’s division events. season drought on the Hilltop. That was the longest drought in the modern era (post-1950) of Dayton basketball. The 6-7 Oak Park, Michigan native is currently 18th in career scoring (1,524) at UD, fourth in rebounding ANTHONY CORBITT (1,156) and fifth in FG% (.546, 534-978). He is the Atlantic 10 career rebounding average record holder (10.7). One of the most consistently productive scorers in UD history, Anthony Corbitt’s 1,760 points Only Jim Paxson Jr., Roosevelt Chapman, Brian Roberts and Perryman are three-time outright White-Allen MVP stand ninth on the UD All-Time Scoring List. Despite standing 6-6, Corbitt was a deadly effec- winners. tive low-post scorer, shooting over 50% and averaging in double figures in all four of his seasons at Dayton. In addition to his ninth-place standing in career scoring for the Flyers, Corbitt GARRY ROGGENBURK is 13th in rebounding (814), and seventh in FG% (.534, 725-1358). Corbitt closed his career A 6-6 forward from Cleveland, Roggenburk still holds UD’s single-game rebounding mark, with 32 against Mi- in the place every player wants to be – the NCAA tournament. In 1989-90, UD won the MCC ami in just his third college game. Fast-forward to the end of his college career, when he was the leading scorer championship and advanced to the NCAA second round where they lost to Arkansas by two. (16.0) and second-leading rebounder (9.3) on UD’s first NIT championship team in 1962. He is one of seven Flyers to score 1,000 points and grab 1,000 rebounds in his career. His 1,398 career points are currently 24th JOHNNY DAVIS all-time at UD and his 1,027 rebounds are seventh. Davis had the greatest impact any Flyer freshman has ever had, joining a team whose nucleus had gone 13-13 the two seasons before, and helping propel the Flyers to a 20-9 record, a berth JACK SALLEE in the 1974 NCAA tournament, and eventually a toe-to-toe triple overtime loss to defending A mainstay on UD’s nationally-ranked teams from 1951-55, Sallee’s 1,610 career points put him 14th in Flyer national champion UCLA. And linking Davis and “propulsion” is appropriate, as Davis was a career scoring. When he graduated, he was second behind Monk Meineke. The 6-2 guard from Springfield, unique combination of quickness and jumping ability. UD’s MVP as a sophomore and junior, Ohio led UD in scoring (19.0) as a sophomore, but adjusted his game upon the arrival of seven-foot center Bill Davis scored 1,562 career points, good enough for 16th at UD. His 19.3 point scoring average Uhl, and averaged 15.2 as a junior and 15.0 as a senior. He played in 122 games for the Flyers, a record that is fifth at Dayton. He joined the NBA after his junior season and was a member of the Portland stood for 47 years. Trailblazers world championship team. He most recently was an assistant coach with the Los Angeles Lakers. DONALD SMITH The greatest long-range shooter in UD history, Smith scored 1,655 points, mostly from three-point range, for HENRY FINKEL UD. Only problem was, there was no three-point line when he played from 1971-74. But if you think this claim is The third-leading scorer in UD history with 1,968 points, Finkel’s teams were 60-23 in his three hype, consider this: when he practiced free throws, he practiced them from the top of the circle (where today’s seasons, and reached the NCAA Sweet Sixteen twice. He was named MVP or co-MVP in all three point line is). It must have worked. Smith is the career FT% leader at Dayton (.886, 281-317). His .910 (111- three of his years for the Flyers. The 6-11 center from Union City, New Jersey still holds the 122) mark as a junior led the nation. The 6-0 guard from Dayton also holds UD’s single-game scoring record of UD records for most points scored in a season (733 in 1964-65) and highest scoring aver- 52 points at Loyola during his junior season, but his coach, Don Donoher, rates that as his second-most impres- age in a season (25.3 in 1964-65) and career (23.7). His career field goal percentage of .619 sive effort, citing a 44-point, 20-25 FG game at Xavier earlier that year. (772-1248) is the third-best for the Flyers, and the best for any player with more than 500 field goals made. TONY STANLEY An athletic jump shooter from Philadelphia, Stanley ended his career with 1,835 points, the seventh-best total BOBBY JOE HOOPER at Dayton. He also stands second in career three-pointers (291), and third in career steals. Stanley averaged A 6-0 guard from Lees Creek, Ohio, Hooper was a starter from his first varsity game, and was 13.1 points a game as a freshman, 15.0 as a sophomore, 14.7 points as a junior and 15.9 points as a senior. He is a leader on teams that reached the NCAA Sweet Sixteen his sophomore season, the NCAA the youngest member of the All-Century Team. championship game his junior season, and the 1968 NIT championship his senior year. Hooper scored 1,059 career points, which is currently 38th on UD’s all-time scoring list. One of the MIKE SYLVESTER best shooters in Dayton basketball, Hooper established school records (since surpassed) Sylvester was the star of what would have been one of the biggest upsets in NCAA tournament history when in consecutive free throws (34) and career free throw percentage (.835, 223-267). He was he scored 36 points in UD’s triple-overtime loss in the 1974 NCAA tournament to defending champion UCLA. named to the 1967 NCAA All-Mideast Regional Team, and the 1968 All-NIT team. Sylvester scored 1,248 career points in his Dayton career, capped by a senior season that saw him average 17.1 points, 6.7 rebounds and shoot .502 (203-404) from the field and .833 (90-108) from the line. The Cincinnati JOHN HORAN native is also the only Flyer to earn a medal playing in the Olympics. He was part of Italy’s bronze-medal-winning A four-year starter and four-year double-figure scorer, Horan was a key player in the years team at the 1980 Games (Former UD coach Don Donoher was an assistant coach for the United States’ 1984 UD cemented itself as a nationally-recognized team in the years between 1951 and 1955. The gold-medal-winning team). 6-8 center/forward from Rochester, Minnesota is Dayton’s career record holder in rebounding with 1,341. He also scored 1,757 points (10th at UD). Teams he played for were a combined 94- BILL UHL 29. He played in the NCAA once and the NIT three times. A First Team All-America selection by Look Magazine as a senior, Uhl dominated the paint from 1953-56, and lifted UD to its highest-ever national ranking. UD was ranked second in the nation for 11 weeks during the 1955- NEGELE KNIGHT 56 season, behind only the Bill Russell-led San Francisco Dons. Uhl, a seven-footer from Greenfield, Ohio, was Of all the great players in Flyer basketball history, Negele Knight is known for his work at the one of the most consistently excellent players to ever wear the Red and Blue. He averaged 18.4, 18.6 and 18.4 end of games as much as anyone. Over his career, Knight won or tied the game on UD’s last points in his three seasons at UD. His teams were a combined 75-15, with one appearance in the NIT quarter- possession an amazing 12 times. He began his career as a starting point guard in 1985-86, finals, and two trips to the NIT finals. missed the next season due to injuries and then overcame more injuries to average double figures the next two seasons. As a senior, Knight averaged 22.8 points and 6.8 assists for ED YOUNG the season, and 29.3 points and 7.9 assists during an 11-game, season-ending winning streak. As the shooter of “The Shot”–the buzzer-beater against third-ranked DePaul on February 18, 1984– All in all, Knight holds six school records, has UD’s second-or-third-best mark in nine more Ed Young’s place in UD basketball history will always be secure. But while one moment in time may categories. The Detroit native is #1 in career assists (663) and eighth in career scoring (1,806 have placed him in UD basketball history, his productive career has now put him on the UD All-Cen- points). tury Team. Young was part of UD’s 1984 team that advanced to the NCAA West Regional finals, but the Flyers didn’t take off that season until coach Don Donoher moved Young, a starter at forward, to DON MAY center. Giving away inches and pounds to just about every opponent, Young averaged 13.4 points A Dayton native who grew up just a morning newspaper’s throw from UD’s campus, (he de- and 6.6 rebounds that season, as the Flyers finished 21-11. Injuries followed him the rest of his ca- livered newspapers as a youngster to UD’s dorms) May has the distinction of being a home- reer (he missed the entire 1984-85 season), but he was effective enough to finish his career with town hero who stayed in his hometown. One of the best high school players the Dayton area 1,253 points. The Upper Sandusky, Ohio native is now 27th in career scoring for the Flyers. has ever produced, May stayed in his hometown to play for the Flyers. A two-time USBWA All-American, May practically put UD in the 1967 NCAA championship game when he made

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2,233 • ROOSEVELT CHAPMAN 1980-1984 6-FOOT-4 • BROOKLYN, N.Y. OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1980-1981 Freshman 29 878 135 284 .475 ------100 131 .763 169 5.8 92 15 26 370 12.8 1981-1982 Sophomore 30 1091 195 377 .517 ------153 202 .757 239 8.0 114 28 43 543 18.1 1982-1983 Junior 27 1015 231 410 .563 ------159 194 .820 258 9.6 54 40 44 621 23.0 1983-1984 Senior 32 1205 268 517 .518 ------163 215 .758 290 9.1 78 41 46 699 21.8 CAREER 118 4189 829 1588 .522 ------575 742 .775 956 8.1 338 124 159 2233 18.9

1,980 • DON MAY 1965-1968 6-FOOT-4 • DAYTON, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1965-1966 Sophomore 29 --- 238 505 .471 ------114 166 .687 331 11.4 ------590 20.3 1966-1967 Junior 31 --- 258 543 .475 ------173 213 .812 519 16.7 ------689 22.2 1967-1968 Senior 30 --- 239 509 .470 ------223 284 .785 451 15.0 ------701 23.4 CAREER 90 --- 735 1557 .472 ------510 663 .769 1301 14.5 ------1980 22.0

1,968 • HENRY FINKEL 1963-1966 6-FOOT-11 • UNION CITY, N.J. Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1963-1964 Sophomore 25 --- 231 401 .576 ------114 175 .651 325 13.0 ------576 23.0 1964-1965 Junior 29 --- 293 450 .651 ------147 209 .703 431 14.9 ------733 25.3 1965-1966 Senior 29 --- 248 397 .625 ------163 196 .832 350 12.1 ------659 22.7 CAREER 83 --- 772 1248 .619 ------424 580 .731 1106 13.3 ------1968 23.7

1,962 • BRIAN ROBERTS 2004-2008 6-FOOT-2 • TOLEDO, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 2004-2005 Freshman 29 586 90 200 .450 43 100 .430 44 56 .786 77 2.7 42 0 14 267 9.2 2005-2006 Sophomore 31 1034 175 419 .418 68 166 .410 77 97 .794 108 3.5 107 2 15 495 16.0 2006-2007 Junior 31 1103 179 386 .464 82 179 .458 133 148 .899 89 2.9 83 7 21 573 18.5 2007-2008 Senior 34 1179 208 437 .476 100 220 .455 111 129 .860 96 2.8 117 4 12 627 18.4 CAREER 125 3902 652 1442 .452 293 665 .441 365 430 .848 370 3.0 349 13 62 1962 15.7

1,945 • JIM PAXSON 1975-1979 6-FOOT-5 • KETTERING, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1975-1976 Freshman 27 1061 149 308 .484 ------55 73 .753 127 4.7 99 9 32 353 13.1 1976-1977 Sophomore 27 1012 219 401 .546 ------69 87 .793 157 5.8 114 7 36 507 18.8 1977-1978 Junior 29 1066 208 399 .521 ------89 115 .774 96 3.3 160 8 47 505 17.4 1978-1979 Senior 25 929 236 449 .526 ------108 134 .806 104 4.2 142 3 53 580 23.2 CAREER 108 4068 812 1557 .522 ------321 409 .785 484 4.5 515 27 168 1945 18.0

1,866 • DON MEINEKE 1949-1952 6-FOOT-7 • DAYTON, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1949-1950 Sophomore 31 --- 194 424 .458 ------122 167 .731 ------510 16.5 1950-1951 Junior 32 --- 240 469 .512 ------180 235 .766 362 11.3 101 ------660 20.6 1951-1952 Senior 33 --- 251 568 .442 ------194 246 .789 ------696 21.1 CAREER 96 --- 685 1461 .469 ------496 648 .765 ------1866 19.4

1,835 • TONY STANLEY 1997-2001 6-FOOT-4 • PHILADELPHIA, PA. Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1997-1998 Freshman 33 911 154 391 .353 66 187 .353 57 67 .851 117 3.5 45 8 29 431 13.1 1998-1999 Sophomore 27 871 141 344 .323 52 161 .323 71 93 .763 130 5.6 24 8 50 405 15.0 1999-2000 Junior 31 980 160 386 .415 71 193 .368 66 90 .733 172 5.5 62 10 52 457 14.7 2000-2001 Senior 34 1109 177 462 .383 102 272 .375 86 117 .735 173 5.1 65 12 43 542 15.9 CAREER 125 3871 632 1583 .399 291 813 .358 280 367 .763 612 4.9 196 38 174 1835 14.7

1,806 • NEGELE KNIGHT 1985-1990 6-FOOT-2 • DETROIT, MICH. Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1985-1986 Freshman 30 801 75 198 .379 ------63 94 .670 63 2.1 128 3 25 213 7.1 1987-1988 Sophomore 31 1169 176 373 .472 10 36 .278 97 136 .713 98 3.2 151 1 36 459 14.8 1988-1989 Junior 29 1024 145 306 .474 13 41 .317 100 136 .735 96 3.3 168 3 47 403 13.9 1989-1990 Senior 32 1072 234 465 .503 71 144 .493 192 240 .800 123 3.8 216 6 54 731 22.8 CAREER 122 4066 630 1342 .469 94 221 .425 452 606 .746 380 3.1 663 13 162 1806 14.8

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1,760 • ANTHONY CORBITT 1986-1990 6-FOOT-6 • DAYTON, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1986-1987 Freshman 28 740 127 243 .523 0 0 --- 42 80 .525 134 4.8 28 12 18 296 10.6 1987-1988 Sophomore 31 1070 206 370 .557 0 0 --- 80 117 .684 213 6.9 63 18 14 492 15.9 1988-1989 Junior 29 959 179 326 .549 4 17 .235 90 136 .662 202 7.0 58 29 20 452 15.6 1989-1990 Senior 32 995 213 419 .508 2 4 .500 92 147 .626 265 8.3 47 23 37 520 16.3 CAREER 120 3764 725 1358 .534 6 21 .286 304 480 .633 814 6.8 196 82 89 1760 14.7

1,757 • JOHN HORAN 1951-1955 6-FOOT-8 • MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1951-1952 Freshman 31 --- 136 316 .430 ------40 70 .571 221 7.1 ------312 10.1 1952-1953 Sophomore 29 --- 158 385 .410 ------136 187 .727 316 10.9 ------452 15.6 1953-1954 Junior 32 --- 176 439 .401 ------127 182 .698 433 13.5 ------479 15.0 1954-1955 Senior 28 --- 170 420 .405 ------174 217 .802 371 13.3 ------514 18.4 CAREER 120 --- 640 1560 .410 ------477 656 .727 1341 11.2 ------1757 14.6

1,655 • DONALD SMITH 1971-1974 6-FOOT-0 • DAYTON, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1971-1972 Sophomore 26 --- 213 482 .442 ------99 115 .861 104 4.0 ------525 20.2 1972-1973 Junior 26 --- 249 552 .451 ------111 122 .910 79 3.0 ------609 23.4 1973-1974 Senior 29 --- 225 480 .469 ------71 80 .888 85 2.9 86 ------521 18.0 CAREER 81 --- 687 1514 .454 ------281 317 .886 268 3.3 ------1655 20.4

1,642 • MIKE KANIESKI 1978-1982 6-FOOT-10 • CLEVELAND, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1978-1979 Freshman 29 968 141 299 .472 ------56 71 .789 252 8.7 61 25 18 338 11.7 1979-1980 Sophomore 27 684 98 210 .467 ------64 76 .842 140 5.2 26 9 6 260 9.6 1980-1981 Junior 29 1034 203 348 .583 ------85 111 .766 231 8.0 35 13 11 491 16.9 1981-1982 Senior 30 1113 239 432 .553 ------75 105 .714 210 7.0 47 17 5 553 18.4 CAREER 115 3799 681 1289 .528 ------280 363 .771 833 7.2 169 64 40 1642 14.3

1,627 • BILL UHL 1953-1956 7-FOOT-0 • GREENFIELD, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1953-1954 Sophomore 32 --- 215 535 .402 ------160 261 .613 491 15.3 ------590 18.4 1954-1955 Junior 29 --- 203 442 .459 ------133 212 .627 400 13.8 ------539 18.6 1955-1956 Senior 27 --- 189 397 .476 ------120 177 .678 398 14.7 ------498 18.4 CAREER 88 --- 607 1374 .442 ------413 650 .635 1289 14.6 ------1627 18.5

1,610 • JACK SALLEE 1951-1955 6-FOOT-2 • SPRINGFIELD, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1951-1952 Freshman 32 --- 58 146 .397 ------22 36 .611 83 2.6 ------138 4.3 1952-1953 Sophomore 29 --- 199 496 .401 ------152 206 .738 221 7.6 ------550 19.0 1953-1954 Junior 32 --- 172 436 .394 ------142 232 .612 178 5.6 ------486 15.2 1954-1955 Senior 29 --- 176 429 .410 ------84 131 .641 216 7.4 ------436 15.0 CAREER 122 --- 605 1507 .401 ------400 605 .661 698 5.7 ------1610 13.2

1,601 • CHRIS WRIGHT 2007-2011 6-FOOT-8 • TROTWOOD, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 2007-2008 Freshman 15 309 59 98 .602 1 5 .200 37 46 .804 85 5.7 5 14 5 156 10.4 2008-2009 Sophomore 35 915 166 347 .478 11 44 .250 121 179 .676 232 6.6 33 44 30 464 13.3 2009-2010 Junior 37 1058 187 373 .501 8 38 .211 125 185 .676 269 7.3 44 53 37 507 13.7 2010-2011 Senior 36 1038 179 390 .459 5 22 .227 111 185 .600 301 8.4 66 51 28 474 13.2 CAREER 123 3320 591 1208 .489 25 109 .229 394 595 .662 887 7.2 148 162 100 1601 13.0

1,562 • JOHNNY DAVIS 1973-76 6-FOOT-1 • DETROIT, MICH. Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1973-1974 Freshman 29 --- 173 407 .425 ------69 105 .657 106 3.7 118 ------415 14.3 1974-1975 Sophomore 26 1002 228 477 .478 ------125 158 .791 93 3.6 102 13 32 581 22.3 1975-1976 Junior 26 1007 206 453 .455 ------154 193 .798 85 3.3 103 6 40 566 21.8 CAREER 81 --- 607 1337 .454 ------348 456 .763 284 3.5 323 ------1562 19.3

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1,538 • RAMOD MARSHALL 2000-2004 6-FOOT-2 • CHARLOTTE, N.C. OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 2000-2001 Freshman 34 819 102 238 .429 50 120 .429 38 46 .826 68 2.0 92 7 19 292 8.6 2001-2002 Sophomore 31 972 147 344 .427 71 191 .372 47 70 .671 104 3.4 96 3 19 412 13.3 2002-2003 Junior 30 1029 131 310 .423 53 140 .379 52 79 .658 65 2.1 144 1 22 367 12.2 2003-2004 Senior 32 1132 148 419 .353 67 218 .307 104 140 .743 88 2.8 165 2 24 467 14.6 CAREER 127 3952 528 1311 .403 241 669 .360 241 335 .743 325 2.6 497 13 84 1538 12.1

1,524 • RYAN PERRYMAN 1994-1998 6-FOOT-7 • OAK PARK, MICH. Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1994-1995 Freshman 27 623 91 194 .469 0 0 --- 72 122 .590 207 7.7 21 6 30 254 9.4 1995-1996 Sophomore 29 854 139 247 .563 0 0 --- 110 180 .611 271 9.3 22 12 16 388 13.4 1996-1997 Junior 27 810 126 218 .578 1 3 .333 126 179 .704 266 9.9 31 8 20 379 14.0 1997-1998 Senior 33 1090 178 319 .558 0 2 .000 147 225 .653 412 12.5 47 3 25 503 15.2 CAREER 116 3377 534 978 .546 1 5 .200 455 706 .644 1156 10.0 121 29 91 1524 13.1

1,515 • KEITH WALESKOWSKI 2000-2004 6-FOOT-8 • DAYTON, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 2000-2001 Freshman 34 920 128 323 .552 0 4 .000 129 153 .843 261 7.7 38 21 28 385 11.3 2001-2002 Sophomore 32 915 116 214 .542 4 13 .308 75 96 .781 257 8.0 44 15 21 311 9.7 2002-2003 Junior 30 924 123 231 .532 14 42 .333 120 154 .779 247 8.2 30 15 18 380 12.7 2003-2004 Senior 33 1048 152 317 .479 13 55 .236 122 168 .726 327 9.9 62 19 28 439 13.3 CAREER 129 3807 519 1085 .473 31 114 .272 446 571 .781 1092 8.5 174 70 95 1515 11.7

1,482 • JACK ZIMMERMAN 1976-1980 6-FOOT-2 • DAYTON, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1976-1977 Freshman 26 922 130 264 .492 ------25 37 .676 80 3.1 120 4 36 285 11.0 1977-1978 Sophomore 29 978 150 301 .498 ------31 43 .721 94 3.2 136 7 24 331 11.4 1978-1979 Junior 29 1011 176 371 .474 ------49 57 .860 99 3.4 163 3 44 401 13.8 1979-1980 Senior 27 1013 194 401 .484 ------77 92 .837 83 3.1 133 3 30 465 17.2 CAREER 111 3924 650 1337 .486 ------182 229 .795 356 3.2 552 17 134 1482 13.4

1,467 • CHRIS JOHNSON 2008-2012 6-FOOT-6 • COLUMBUS, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 2008-2009 Freshman 34 551 64 151 .424 24 70 .343 61 79 .772 177 5.2 19 5 17 213 6.3 2009-2010 Sophomore 36 868 139 329 .422 66 189 .349 84 99 .848 250 6.9 28 12 34 428 11.9 2010-2011 Junior 36 1070 134 332 .404 77 203 .379 83 100 .830 215 6.0 56 14 31 428 11.9 2011-2012 Senior 32 950 131 282 .465 69 174 .397 67 78 .859 204 6.4 42 19 23 398 12.4 CAREER 138 3439 468 1094 .428 236 636 .371 295 356 .829 846 6.1 145 50 105 1467 10.6

1,449 • MARK ASHMAN 1996-2000 6-FOOT-10 • ST. MARYS, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1996-1997 Freshman 27 719 95 219 .434 0 0 --- 43 68 .632 138 5.1 9 33 12 233 8.6 1997-1998 Sophomore 33 927 150 333 .450 0 1 .000 85 129 .659 186 5.6 22 24 26 385 11.7 1998-1999 Junior 28 832 149 322 .463 1 8 .125 126 159 .792 161 5.8 16 25 9 425 15.2 1999-2000 Senior 31 911 155 334 .464 1 4 .250 95 133 .714 199 5.5 15 14 21 406 13.1 CAREER 119 3389 549 1208 .454 2 13 .153 349 489 .714 684 5.7 62 96 68 1449 12.2

1,404 • BROOKS HALL 1999-2003 6-FOOT-6 • TROY, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1999-2000 Freshman 31 877 102 237 .430 67 170 .394 51 61 .836 179 5.8 52 9 31 322 10.4 2000-2001 Sophomore 30 924 88 239 .368 63 167 .377 37 49 .755 139 4.6 74 6 33 276 9.2 2001-2002 Junior 32 954 143 328 .436 78 201 .388 57 79 .722 161 5.0 80 11 30 421 13.2 2002-2003 Senior 30 975 123 280 .439 77 193 .399 62 81 .765 207 6.9 69 8 28 385 12.8 CAREER 123 3730 456 1084 .421 285 731 .390 207 270 .767 686 5.6 275 34 122 1404 11.0

1,398 • GARRY ROGGENBURK 1959-1962 6-FOOT-6 • CLEVELAND, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1959-1960 Sophomore 28 --- 190 432 .440 ------72 123 .585 385 13.8 ------452 16.1 1960-1961 Junior 29 --- 198 476 .416 ------70 134 .522 362 12.5 ------466 16.1 1961-1962 Senior 30 --- 211 460 .459 ------58 91 .637 280 9.3 ------480 16.0 CAREER 87 --- 599 1368 .438 ------200 348 .575 1027 11.8 ------1398 16.1

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1,323 • CHIP HARE 1991-1995 6-FOOT-10 • MASSILLON, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1991-1992 Freshman 30 753 123 241 .510 24 65 .369 62 80 .775 199 6.6 21 13 11 332 11.1 1992-1993 Sophomore 30 1024 194 457 .425 46 143 .322 101 137 .737 190 6.3 52 10 14 535 17.8 1993-1994 Junior 26 571 100 242 .413 24 76 .316 52 74 .703 135 5.2 23 7 6 276 10.6 1994-1995 Senior 26 471 69 174 .397 10 37 .270 32 50 .640 92 3.5 18 7 7 180 6.9 CAREER 112 2819 486 1114 .436 104 321 .324 247 341 .724 616 5.5 114 37 38 1323 11.8

1,317 • DYSHAWN PIERRE 2012-16 6-FOOT-6 • WHITBY, ONTARIO, CANADA Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 2012-2013 Freshman 29 776 85 160 .531 23 49 .469 47 72 .653 147 5.1 59 7 12 240 8.3 2013-2014 Sophomore 31 841 124 253 .490 18 50 .360 76 115 .661 177 5.7 47 10 16 342 11.0 2014-2015 Junior 36 1202 164 354 .463 37 104 .356 92 136 .676 291 8.1 103 15 22 457 12.7 2015-2016 Senior 22 730 93 209 .445 26 75 .347 66 78 .846 186 8.5 50 4 13 278 12.6 CAREER 118 3549 466 976 .477 104 278 .374 281 401 .701 801 6.8 259 36 63 1317 11.2

1,286 •MARCUS JOHNSON 2006-2010 6-FOOT-3 • CLEVELAND, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 2006-2007 Freshman 30 747 74 176 .420 14 45 .311 35 59 .593 111 3.7 37 10 23 197 6.6 2007-2008 Sophomore 34 1004 111 232 .478 22 57 .386 98 129 .760 174 5.1 31 14 23 342 10.1 2008-2009 Junior 35 992 151 335 .451 45 125 .360 66 104 .635 110 3.1 54 16 30 413 11.8 2009-2010 Senior 36 896 124 283 .438 25 95 .263 61 97 .629 119 3.3 69 7 31 334 9.3 CAREER 135 3639 460 1026 .448 106 322 .329 260 389 .668 514 3.8 191 47 107 1286 9.5

1,273 •SCOOCHIE SMITH 2013-2017 6-FOOT-2 • BRONX, N.Y. Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 2013-2014 Freshman 31 536 43 122 .352 14 53 .264 16 26 .615 45 1.5 60 4 21 116 3.7 2014-2015 Sophomore 36 1181 106 256 .414 41 108 .380 77 102 .755 110 3.1 138 4 52 330 9.2 2015-2016 Junior 33 1029 122 278 .439 47 123 .382 94 141 .667 115 3.5 143 5 42 385 11.7 2016-2017 Senior 32 1000 145 310 .468 54 139 .388 98 127 .772 98 3.1 144 3 51 442 13.8 CAREER 132 3746 416 966 .431 156 423 .369 285 396 .720 368 2.8 485 16 166 1273 9.6

1,253 • ED YOUNG 1982-1987 6-FOOT-7 • UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1982-1983 Freshman 26 783 101 201 .502 ------48 61 .787 133 5.1 19 22 13 250 9.6 1983-1984 Sophomore 32 1133 167 340 .491 ------96 129 .744 211 6.6 51 21 21 430 13.4 1985-1986 Junior 30 1088 170 291 .584 ------86 122 .705 217 7.2 47 21 25 426 14.2 1986-1987 Senior 19 380 52 109 .477 1 4 .250 42 59 .712 78 4.1 12 14 7 147 7.7 CAREER 107 3384 490 941 .521 1 4 .250 272 371 .733 639 6.0 129 78 66 1253 11.7

1,248 • MIKE SYLVESTER 1971-1974 6-FOOT-5 • CINCINNATI, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1971-1972 Sophomore 26 --- 127 305 .416 ------67 100 .670 169 6.5 ------321 12.3 1972-1973 Junior 26 --- 190 366 .519 ------51 71 .718 80 3.1 ------431 16.6 1973-1974 Senior 29 --- 203 404 .502 ------90 108 .833 193 6.7 44 ------496 17.1 CAREER 81 --- 520 1075 .484 ------208 279 .746 442 5.5 ------1248 15.4

1,227 • ERV GIDDINGS 1974-1978 6-FOOT-7 • DETROIT, MICH. Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1974-1975 Freshman 19 227 32 78 .410 ------14 27 .519 61 3.2 7 5 10 78 4.1 1975-1976 Sophomore 27 932 146 289 .505 ------38 73 .521 295 10.9 71 37 13 330 12.2 1976-1977 Junior 27 907 160 315 .508 ------85 130 .654 294 10.9 106 29 28 405 15.0 1977-1978 Senior 29 917 158 315 .502 ------98 160 .613 285 9.8 84 45 18 414 14.3 CAREER 102 2983 496 997 .497 ------235 390 .603 935 9.2 268 116 69 1227 12.0

1,212 • ALEX ROBERTSON 1989-1994 6-FOOT-4 • CHICAGO, ILL. Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1989-1990 Freshman 28 327 40 83 .482 8 31 .258 51 64 .797 39 1.4 28 1 34 139 5.0 1990-1991 Sophomore 29 726 118 275 .429 46 141 .326 65 92 .707 122 4.2 58 2 72 347 12.0 1991-1992 Junior 30 914 126 270 .467 51 141 .362 46 72 .639 114 3.8 93 3 84 349 11.6 1992-1993 Senior (RS) 3 65 12 26 .462 6 15 .400 3 10 .300 10 3.3 5 0 8 33 11.0 1993-1994 Senior 27 845 113 252 .448 47 138 .341 71 99 .717 158 5.9 76 5 78 344 12.7 CAREER 117 2877 409 906 .451 158 466 .339 236 337 .700 443 3.8 260 11 276 1212 10.4

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1,207 • KEN MAY 1968-1971 6-FOOT-5 • DAYTON, OHIO OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1968-1969 Sophomore 26 --- 93 225 .413 ------50 70 .714 180 6.9 ------236 9.1 1969-1970 Junior 27 --- 188 414 .454 ------84 121 .694 193 7.1 ------460 17.0 1970-1971 Senior 27 --- 201 455 .442 ------109 147 .741 197 7.3 ------511 18.9 CAREER 80 --- 482 1094 .441 ------243 338 .719 570 7.1 ------1207 15.1

1,191 • DAMON GOODWIN 1982-1986 6-FOOT-6 • ST. MARYS, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1982-1983 Freshman 28 241 20 43 .465 ------30 37 .811 29 1.0 15 1 2 70 2.5 1983-1984 Sophomore 32 971 127 228 .557 ------69 77 .896 148 4.6 47 1 20 323 10.1 1984-1985 Junior 29 1017 153 278 .550 ------63 83 .759 162 5.6 73 2 16 369 12.7 1985-1986 Senior 30 1071 167 319 .524 ------95 102 .931 118 3.9 116 5 25 429 14.3 CAREER 119 3300 467 868 .538 ------257 299 .860 457 3.8 251 9 63 1191 10.0

1,175 • FRANK CASE 1957-1960 6-FOOT-3 • FLUSHING, N.Y. Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1957-1958 Sophomore 29 --- 155 359 .432 ------57 83 .687 219 7.6 ------367 12.7 1958-1959 Junior 26 --- 171 440 .389 ------93 134 .694 101 3.9 ------435 16.7 1959-1960 Senior 28 --- 150 367 .409 ------73 114 .640 154 5.5 ------373 13.3 CAREER 83 --- 476 1166 .408 ------223 331 .674 474 5.7 ------1175 14.2

1,149 • KENDALL POLLARD 2013-2017 6-FOOT-6 • CHICAGO, ILL. Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 2013-2014 Freshman 31 246 25 43 .581 0 1 .000 11 38 .289 38 1.2 8 11 8 61 2.0 2014-2015 Sophomore 35 1020 159 288 .552 3 9 .333 123 212 .580 187 5.3 37 32 30 444 12.7 2015-2016 Junior 27 704 103 209 .493 3 14 .214 70 127 .551 131 4.9 38 11 17 279 10.3 2016-2017 Senior 26 674 125 238 .525 6 23 .261 109 170 .641 130 5.0 38 18 39 365 14.0 CAREER 119 2644 412 778 .530 12 47 .255 313 547 .572 486 4.1 121 72 94 1149 9.7

1,105 • CHUCK GRIGSBY 1949-1952 6-FOOT-5 • DAYTON, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1949-1950 Sophomore 31 --- 130 320 .406 ------70 120 .583 ------330 10.6 1950-1951 Junior 32 --- 102 294 .347 ------83 150 .553 204 6.4 34 ------287 9.0 1951-1952 Senior 33 --- 173 422 .410 ------142 225 .631 ------488 14.8 CAREER 96 --- 405 1036 .391 ------295 495 .596 ------1105 11.5

1,097 • GORDY HATTON 1961-1964 6-FOOT-1 • WAYNESVILLE, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1961-1962 Sophomore 29 --- 146 346 .422 ------113 182 .621 159 5.5 ------405 14.0 1962-1963 Junior 26 --- 146 376 .388 ------117 174 .672 175 6.7 ------409 15.7 1963-1964 Senior 25 --- 103 271 .380 ------77 114 .675 150 6.0 ------283 11.3 CAREER 80 --- 395 993 .398 ------307 470 .653 484 6.1 ------1097 13.7

1,093 • RICHARD MONTAGUE 1977-1981 6-FOOT-9 • ELYRIA, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1977-1978 Freshman 28 377 51 118 .432 ------20 28 .714 92 3.3 13 8 12 122 4.4 1978-1979 Sophomore 29 816 131 271 .483 ------51 76 .671 190 6.6 19 10 26 313 10.8 1979-1980 Junior 26 762 129 281 .459 ------68 91 .747 193 7.4 38 16 23 326 12.5 1980-1981 Senior 29 899 139 304 .457 ------54 81 .667 221 7.6 27 32 16 332 11.4 CAREER 112 2854 450 974 .462 ------193 276 .699 696 6.2 97 66 77 1093 9.8

1,061 • DERRICK DUKES 1990-1994 6-FOOT-0 • CINCINNATI, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1990-1991 Freshman 29 668 65 183 .355 19 60 .317 64 100 .640 82 2.8 126 1 48 213 7.3 1991-1992 Sophomore 30 870 88 212 .415 22 72 .306 60 84 .714 79 2.6 120 4 43 258 8.6 1992-1993 Junior 30 1090 139 338 .411 39 114 .342 66 93 .710 117 3.9 122 5 42 383 12.8 1993-1994 Senior 27 867 73 204 .358 22 75 .293 39 59 .661 97 3.6 129 1 33 207 7.7 CAREER 116 3495 365 937 .390 102 321 .318 229 336 .682 375 3.2 497 11 166 1061 9.1

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1,059 • BOBBY JOE HOOPER 1965-1968 6-FOOT-0 • LEES CREEK, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1965-66 Sophomore 27 --- 96 230 .417 ------64 76 .842 116 4.3 ------256 9.5 1966-67 Junior 31 --- 140 286 .490 ------82 102 .804 122 3.9 ------362 11.7 1967-68 Senior 29 --- 182 372 .489 ------77 89 .865 123 4.2 ------441 15.2 CAREER 87 --- 418 888 .471 ------223 267 .835 361 4.1 ------1059 12.2

1,054 • MONTY SCOTT 2003-2007 6-FOOT-6 • REYNOLDSBURG, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 2003-2004 Freshman 32 645 73 179 .408 24 74 .324 33 40 .825 116 3.6 29 11 10 203 6.3 2004-2005 Sophomore 29 724 118 272 .434 52 137 .380 34 46 .739 134 4.6 21 9 10 322 11.1 2005-2006 Junior 25 622 103 235 .438 39 103 .379 35 44 .795 108 4.3 29 14 6 280 11.2 2006-2007 Senior 25 702 92 190 .484 44 113 .389 21 30 .700 109 4.4 32 21 4 249 10.0 CAREER 111 2693 386 876 .441 159 427 .372 123 160 .769 467 4.2 111 55 30 1054 9.5

1,025 • COBY TURNER 1995-1999 6-FOOT-7 • ALEXANDRIA, VA. Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1995-1996 Freshman 26 411 44 142 .310 22 80 .275 27 38 .711 68 2.6 27 2 2 137 5.3 1996-1997 Sophomore 27 590 68 185 .368 19 72 .264 23 29 .793 96 3.6 33 2 5 178 6.6 1997-1998 Junior 33 1063 151 337 .448 61 118 .517 75 94 .798 160 4.8 63 6 21 438 13.3 1998-1999 Senior 28 827 93 272 .342 51 136 .375 35 45 .778 156 5.6 44 2 12 272 9.7 CAREER 114 2891 356 936 .380 153 406 .377 160 206 .777 480 4.2 167 12 40 1025 9.0

1,009 • JUNIOR NORRIS 1949-1952 6-FOOT-1 • DAYTON, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1949-1950 Sophomore 31 --- 121 346 .350 ------56 93 .602 ------298 9.6 1950-1951 Junior 32 --- 134 447 .300 ------106 151 .702 158 4.9 ------374 11.7 1951-1952 Senior 32 --- 130 389 .334 ------77 107 .712 ------337 10.5 CAREER 95 --- 385 1182 .326 ------239 351 .681 ------1009 10.6

1,003 • SEAN FINN 2000-2004 7-FOOT-0 • HAYS, KANSAS Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 2000-2001 Freshman 28 131 12 29 .414 0 0 --- 8 15 .533 47 1.7 1 10 2 32 1.1 2001-2002 Sophomore 32 565 99 166 .596 0 0 --- 39 81 .481 173 5.4 14 46 6 237 7.4 2002-2003 Junior 30 644 128 181 .707 0 0 --- 45 70 .643 159 5.3 8 44 7 301 10.0 2003-2004 Senior 33 967 175 264 .663 0 0 --- 83 165 .503 245 7.4 21 39 9 433 13.1 CAREER 123 2307 414 640 .647 0 0 --- 175 331 .529 624 5.1 44 139 24 1,003 8.1

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1,767 • DAVE COLBERT 1984-1986 (1,049 AT UD, 718 AT CLEVELAND STATE) 6-FOOT-8 • CLEVELAND, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 1981-1982 Freshman (CSU) 27 N/A 117 226 .518 ------46 88 .523 111 4.1 38 19 23 280 10.4 1982-1983 Sophomore (CSU) 28 N/A 173 374 .463 ------92 128 .718 226 8.1 47 19 21 438 15.6 1984-1985 Junior 29 1069 189 360 .525 ------106 146 .726 224 7.7 38 33 29 484 16.7 1985-1986 Senior 30 1155 215 399 .539 ------135 172 .785 246 8.2 59 29 24 565 18.8 CAREER 114 2224 694 1359 .510 ------379 534 .710 807 7.1 182 100 97 1767 15.5

1,647 • KEVIN DILLARD 2011-2013 (913 AT UD, 734 AT SOUTHERN ILLINOIS) 6-FOOT-0 • HOMEWOOD, ILLINOIS Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 2008-2009 Freshman (SIU) 31 959 128 290 .441 57 126 .452 64 88 .727 63 2.0 129 5 40 377 12.2 2009-2010 Sophomore (SIU) 29 837 112 265 .423 31 97 .320 102 132 .773 91 3.1 146 4 33 357 12.3 2011-2012 Junior 33 1079 143 347 .412 39 120 .325 115 139 .827 89 2.7 198 13 47 440 13.3 2012-2013 Senior 31 1023 139 343 .405 55 139 .396 140 157 .892 60 1.9 141 4 34 473 15.3 CAREER 124 3898 522 1245 .419 182 482 .378 421 516 .816 303 2.4 614 26 154 1,647 13.3

1,570 • CHARLES COOKE 2015-2017 (947 AT UD, 613 AT JAMES MADISON) 6-FOOT-5 • TRENTON, NEW JERSEY Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 2012-2013 Freshman (JMU) 32 729 62 156 .397 23 71 .324 38 55 .691 88 2.8 30 21 21 185 5.8 2013-2014 Sophomore (JMU) 30 1052 130 313 .415 28 94 .298 140 195 .718 149 5.0 51 12 42 428 14.3 2015-2016 Junior 32 1028 163 365 .447 59 148 .399 115 167 .689 187 5.8 59 38 40 500 15.6 2016-2017 Senior 29 915 151 332 .455 49 123 .398 106 151 .702 149 5.1 82 28 32 457 15.8 CAREER 123 3724 506 1,166 .434 159 436 .365 399 568 .702 573 4.7 222 99 135 1,570 12.7

1,153 • JORDAN SIBERT 2013-2015 (1,030 AT UD, 123 AT OHIO STATE) 6-FOOT-4 • CINCINNATI, OHIO Year Class G Min FG Att Pct 3Pt Att Pct FT Att Pct Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg 2010-2011 Freshman (OSU) 25 208 18 62 .290 8 32 .250 8 15 .533 25 1.0 14 1 10 52 2.1 2011-2012 Sophomore (OSU) 24 273 24 79 .304 13 50 .260 10 18 .556 33 1.4 18 1 11 71 3.0 2013-2014 Junior 37 963 147 323 .455 83 195 .426 74 104 .712 84 2.3 55 4 30 451 12.2 2014-2015 Senior 36 1240 177 388 .456 80 229 .349 145 184 .788 118 3.3 71 5 62 579 16.1 CAREER 122 2684 366 852 .430 184 506 .364 237 321 .738 260 2.1 158 11 113 1,153 9.5

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 93 INDIVIDUAL SCORING MARKS MOST POINTS SCORED, CAREER SEASONS G PTS AVG 1 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-84 118 2233 18.9 2 Don May 1965-68 90 1980 22.0 3 Henry Finkel 1963-66 83 1968 23.7 4 Brian Roberts 2004-08 125 1962 15.7 5 Jim Paxson 1975-79 108 1945 18.0 6 Don Meineke 1949-52 96 1866 19.4 7 Tony Stanley 1997-01 125 1835 14.7 8 Negele Knight 1985-90 122 1806 14.8 9 Anthony Corbitt 1986-90 120 1760 14.7 10 John Horan 1951-55 120 1757 14.6 11 Donald Smith 1971-74 81 1655 20.4 12 Mike Kanieski 1978-82 115 1642 14.3 13 Bill Uhl 1953-56 88 1627 18.5 14 Jack Sallee 1951-55 122 1610 13.2 15 Chris Wright 2007-11 123 1601 13.0 16 Johnny Davis 1973-76 81 1562 19.3 17 Ramod Marshall 2000-04 127 1538 12.1 18 Ryan Perryman 1994-98 116 1524 13.1 19 Keith Waleskowski 2000-04 129 1515 11.7 20 Jack Zimmerman 1976-80 111 1482 13.4 21 Chris Johnson 2008-12 138 1467 10.6 22 Mark Ashman 1996-99 119 1449 11.9 23 Brooks Hall 1999-03 123 1404 11.4 24 Garry Roggenburk 1959-62 87 1398 16.1 25 Chip Hare 1991-95 112 1323 11.8 26 Dyshawn Pierre 2012-16 118 1317 11.2 27 Marcus Johnson 2006-10 135 1286 9.5 28 Scoochie Smith 2013-17 132 1273 9.6 29 Ed Young 1982-87 107 1253 11.7 30 Mike Sylvester 1971-74 81 1248 15.4 31 Erv Giddings 1974-78 102 1227 12.0 32 Alex Robertson 1989-94 117 1212 10.4 33 Ken May 1968-71 80 1207 15.1 34 Damon Goodwin 1982-86 119 1191 10.0 35 Frank Case 1957-60 83 1175 14.2 36 Kendall Pollard 2013-17 119 1149 9.7 37 Chuck Grigsby 1949-52 96 1105 11.5 38 Gordy Hatton 1961-64 80 1097 13.7 39 Richard Montague 1977-81 112 1093 9.8 When DONALD SMITH walked off the court at Chicago Stadium after scoring 52 points, the public address announcer said, 40 Derrick Dukes 1990-94 116 1061 9.1 “Ladies and gentlemen, you have just witnessed the greatest effort in the history of Chicago Stadium.” But Don Donoher 41 Bobby Joe Hooper 1965-68 87 1059 12.2 contends that it wasn’t Smith’s best, citing his 44-point 20-of-25 game at Xavier a month earlier. 42 Monty Scott 2003-07 111 1054 9.5 43 Dave Colbert 1984-86 59 1049 17.8 44 Jordan Sibert 2013-15 73 1030 14.1 MOST POINTS SCORED, SEASON MOST POINTS SCORED, BY A FRESHMAN 45 Coby Turner 1995-99 114 1025 9.0 YR SEASON G PTS AVG SEASON G PTS AVG 46 Junior Norris 1949-52 95 1009 10.6 1 Henry Finkel Jr 1964-65 29 733 25.3 1 Tony Stanley 1997-98 33 431 13.1 47 Sean Finn 2000-04 123 1003 8.2 2 Negele Knight Sr 1989-90 32 731 22.8 2 Johnny Davis 1973-74 29 415 14.3 48 Charles Little 2005-09 127 996 7.8 3 Don May Sr 1967-68 30 701 23.4 3 Keith Waleskowski 2000-01 34 385 11.3 49 Andy Meyer 1992-96 111 988 8.9 4 Roosevelt Chapman Sr 1983-84 32 699 21.8 4 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-81 29 370 12.8 50 Kevin Conrad 1979-83 106 983 9.3 5 Don Meineke Sr 1951-52 33 696 21.1 5 Jim Paxson 1975-76 27 353 13.1 51 Charles Cooke 2015-17 61 957 15.7 6 Don May Jr 1966-67 31 689 22.2 6 Mike Kanieski 1978-79 29 338 11.7 52 James Paxson 1951-56 88 956 10.9 7 Don Meineke Jr 1950-51 32 660 20.6 7 Chip Hare 1991-92 30 332 11.1 53 Noland Robinson 1986-90 118 942 8.0 8 Henry Finkel Sr 1965-66 29 659 22.7 8 Brooks Hall 1999-00 31 322 10.4 54 Bucky Bockhorn 1955-58 85 941 11.1 9 Brian Roberts Sr 2007-08 34 627 18.4 9 John Horan 1951-52 31 312 10.1 55 Tom Hatton 1959-62 85 926 10.9 10 Roosevelt Chapman Jr 1982-83 27 621 23.0 10 Juwan Staten 2010-11 35 298 8.5 Yuanta Holland 1998-02 125 926 7.4 11 Donald Smith Jr 1972-73 26 609 23.4 11 Anthony Corbitt 1986-87 28 296 10.6 57 Devin Oliver 2010-14 133 923 6.9 12 Don May So 1965-66 29 590 20.3 12 Jack Zimmerman 1976-77 26 285 11.0 58 Dan Sadlier 1966-69 86 915 10.7 Bill Uhl So 1953-54 32 590 18.4 59 Kevin Dillard 2011-13 64 913 14.3 14 Johnny Davis So 1974-75 26 581 22.3 MOST POINTS SCORED, GAME 60 George Janky 1967-70 82 910 11.1 15 Jim Paxson Sr 1978-79 25 580 23.2 OPPONENT DATE PTS 61 Anthony Grant 1983-87 105 902 8.6 16 Jordan Sibert Sr 2014-15 36 579 16.1 1 Donald Smith Loyola/Ill. Feb 3, 1973 52 62 Mark Jones 2001-05 124 894 7.2 17 Henry Finkel So 1963-64 25 576 23.0 2 Don Meineke Muskingum Jan 13, 1951 49 63 Paul WIlliams 2008-12 137 876 6.4 18 Brian Roberts Jr 2006-07 31 573 18.5 3 Don May Xavier Jan 3, 1966 45 64 Norm Grevey 1986-91 113 875 7.7 19 Johnny Davis Jr 1975-76 26 566 21.8 4 Donald Smith Xavier Jan 6, 1973 44 65 Bob Sullivan 1962-65 73 833 11.4 20 Dave Colbert Sr 1985-86 30 565 18.8 Henry Finkel Maryland Dec 30, 1965 44 66 Kyle Davis 2013-17 128 820 6.4 21 Mike Kanieski Sr 1981-82 30 553 18.4 6 Negele Knight Detroit Feb 24, 1990 42 67 Nate Green 1998-03 133 818 6.2 22 Jack Sallee So 1952-53 29 550 19.0 7 R. Chapman Oklahoma/NCAA Mar 17, 1984 41 68 David Morris 1998-02 125 812 6.5 23 Chip Jones Jr 1990-91 27 545 20.2 Tom Crosswhite Loyola/La. Jan 9, 1971 41 69 Allen Elijah 1972-75 80 806 10.1 24 Roosevelt Chapman So 1981-82 30 543 18.1 9 Chuck Grigsby Southern Miss Jan 1, 1952 40 70 Norman Plummer 2004-07 88 804 9.1 25 Tony Stanley Sr 2000-01 24 542 15.9 10 Don Meineke Ohio U. Jan 9, 1952 39 71 Tom Crosswhite 1968-71 77 798 10.4 26 Bill Uhl Jr 1954-55 29 539 18.6 11 Johnny Davis Notre Dame Feb 25, 1976 38 72 Ray Springer 1987-90 91 788 8.7 27 Chip Hare So 1992-93 30 535 17.8 12 Frank Case Texas Southern Dec 17, 1958 37 73 Edwin Young 1997-00 118 782 6.6 28 Donald Smith So 1971-72 26 525 20.2 Don Meineke Arizona St/NIT Mar 13, 1951 37 74 Razor Campbell 1948-51 92 768 8.4 29 Donald Smith Sr 1973-74 29 521 18.0 Don Meineke Youngstown Feb 5, 1951 37 75 Josh Benson 2009-13 116 765 6.6 30 Anthony Corbitt Sr 1989-90 32 520 16.3 15 Mike Sylvester UCLA/NCAA Mar 14, 1974 36 76 Don Lane 1955-58 77 754 9.8 31 John Horan Sr 1954-55 28 514 18.4 Henry Finkel Kentucky/NCAA Mar 11, 1966 36 78 Vee Sanford 2012-14 68 735 10.8 32 Ken May Sr 1970-71 27 511 18.9 Henry Finkel Loyola/Ill. Feb 20, 1965 36 79 Steve Pittman 1985-89 90 732 8.1 33 Don Meineke So 1949-50 31 510 16.5 Henry Finkel Chattanooga Jan 20, 1965 36 80 Bill Westerkamp 1960-63 78 730 9.4

DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 94 ALL-TIME SCORING MARKS YEARLY SCORING LEADERS SEASON YR G PTS AVG 1949-50 Don Meineke So 31 510 16.5 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO 1950-51 Don Meineke Jr 32 660 20.6 1951-52 Don Meineke Sr 33 696 21.1 1952-53 Jack Sallee So 29 550 19.0 1953-54 Bill Uhl So 32 590 18.4 1954-55 Bill Uhl Jr 29 539 18.6 1955-56 Bill Uhl Sr 27 498 18.4 1956-57 Al Sicking Sr 28 385 13.8 1957-58 Jack McCarthy Sr 29 424 14.6 1958-59 Frank Case Jr 26 435 16.7 1959-60 Garry Roggenburk So 28 452 16.1 1960-61 Garry Roggenburk Jr 29 466 16.1 1961-62 Garry Roggenburk Sr 30 480 16.0 1962-63 Gordy Hatton Jr 26 409 15.7 1963-64 Henry Finkel So 25 576 23.0 1964-65 Henry Finkel Jr 29 733 25.3 1965-66 Henry Finkel Sr 29 659 22.7 1966-67 Don May Jr 31 689 22.2 1967-68 Don May Sr 30 701 23.4 1968-69 Dan Sadlier Sr 27 492 18.2 1969-70 Ken May Jr 27 460 17.0 1970-71 Ken May Sr 27 511 18.9 1971-72 Donald Smith So 26 525 20.2 1972-73 Donald Smith Jr 26 609 23.4 1973-74 Donald Smith Sr 29 521 18.0 1974-75 Johnny Davis So 26 581 22.3 1975-76 Johnny Davis Jr 26 566 21.8 1976-77 Jim Paxson So 27 507 18.8 1977-78 Jim Paxson Jr 29 505 7.4 1978-79 Jim Paxson Sr 25 580 3.2 1979-80 Jack Zimmerman Sr 27 465 17.2 1980-81 Mike Kanieski Jr 29 491 16.9 1981-82 Mike Kanieski Sr 30 553 18.4 1982-83 Roosevelt Chapman Jr 27 621 23.0 1983-84 Roosevelt Chapman Sr 32 699 21.8 1984-85 Dave Colbert Jr 29 484 16.7 1985-86 Dave Colbert Sr 30 565 18.8 ROOSEVELT CHAPMAN is the only Flyer men’s basketball player to score more than 2,000 points in his career. He scored 2,233 1986-87 Anthony Grant Sr 28 363 13.0 points from 1980 to 1984. His 41 points in the 1984 NCAA Second Round win over Oklahoma are the most points scored by a 1987-88 Anthony Corbitt So 31 492 15.9 Flyer in an NCAA tournament game. 1988-89 Anthony Corbitt Jr 29 452 15.6 1989-90 Negele Knight Sr 32 731 22.8 5 Johnny Davis 1973-76 81 1562 19.3 MOST POINTS SCORED, FRESHMAN GAME 1990-91 Chip Jones Jr 27 545 20.2 OPPONENT DATE PTS 6 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-84 118 2233 18.9 1991-92 Alex Robertson Jr 30 349 11.6 1 Shawn Haughn St. Louis Feb 13, 1994 30 7 Bill Uhl 1953-56 88 1627 18.5 1992-93 Chip Hare So 30 535 17.8 2 Tony Stanley Temple Jan 28, 1998 26 8 Jim Paxson 1975-79 108 1945 18.0 1993-94 Alex Robertson Sr 27 344 12.7 Jim Rhoden Fairfield/NIT Mar 10, 1978 26 9 Dave Colbert 1984-86 59 1049 17.8 1994-95 Andy Meyer Jr 27 279 10.3 Chris Wright Toledo Nov 21, 2007 26 10 Garry Roggenburk 1959-62 87 1398 16.1 1995-96 Ryan Perryman So 29 388 13.4 5 Paul Hawkins Toledo Dec 27, 1980 25 11 Brian Roberts 2004-08 125 1962 15.7 1996-97 Darnell Hoskins Sr 23 324 14.1 6 Norman Plummer La Salle Jan. 22, 2005 24 12 Mike Sylvester 1971-74 81 1248 15.4 1997-98 Ryan Perryman Sr 33 503 15.2 Tony Stanley Miami/Ohio Nov 22, 1997 24 13 Ken May 1968-71 80 1207 15.1 1998-99 Mark Ashman Jr 28 425 15.2 Andy Meyer Loyola/Ill. Jan 28, 1993 24 14 Negele Knight 1985-90 122 1806 14.8 1999-00 Tony Stanley Jr 31 457 14.7 Chip Hare Detroit Mar 7, 1992 24 15 Tony Stanley 1997-00 125 1835 14.7 2000-01 Tony Stanley Sr 34 542 15.9 Ed Young Long Island Mar 2, 1983 24 16 Anthony Corbitt 1986-90 120 1760 14.7 2001-02 Ramod Marshall So 31 412 13.3 Jim Rhoden Chattanooga Jan 16, 1978 24 17 John Horan 1951-55 120 1757 14.6 2002-03 Brooks Hall Sr 30 385 12.8 Johnny Davis South Florida Feb 11, 1974 24 2003-04 Ramod Marshall Sr 32 467 14.6 Johnny Davis Xavier Feb 23, 1974 24 AVERAGE POINTS PER GAME, SEASON 2004-05 Monty Scott So 29 322 11.1 YR SEASON G PTS AVG 2005-06 Brian Roberts So 31 495 16.0 1 Henry Finkel Jr 1964-65 29 733 25.3 MOST POINTS SCORED, IN A HALF 2006-07 Brian Roberts Jr 31 573 18.5 HALF OPPONENT DATE PTS 2 Donald Smith Jr 1972-73 26 609 23.4 2007-08 Brian Roberts Sr 34 627 18.4 1 Donald Smith 1 Xavier Jan 6, 1973 32 Don May Sr 1967-68 30 701 23.4 2008-09 Chris Wright So 35 464 13.3 2 Donald Smith 2 Loyola/Ill. Feb 3, 1973 30 4 Jim Paxson Sr 1978-79 25 580 23.2 2009-10 Chris Wright Jr 37 507 13.7 3 Negele Knight 2 Detroit Feb 24, 1990 29 5 Henry Finkel So 1963-64 25 576 23.0 2010-11 Chris Wright Sr 36 474 13.2 4 Don Meineke 1 Youngstown Feb 5, 1951 28 Roosevelt Chapman Jr 1982-83 27 621 23.0 2011-12 Kevin Dillard Jr 33 440 13.3 5 Don Meineke 1 Muskingum Jan 13, 1951 27 7 Negele Knight Sr 1989-90 32 731 22.8 2012-13 Kevin Dillard Sr 31 473 15.3 8 Henry Finkel Sr 1965-66 29 659 22.7 2013-14 Jordan Sibert Jr 37 451 12.2 9 Johnny Davis So 1974-75 26 581 22.3 MOST POINTS SCORED, OPPONENT 2014-15 Jordan Sibert Sr 36 579 16.1 TEAM DATE PTS 10 Don May Jr 1966-67 31 689 22.2 2015-16 Charles Cooke Jr 32 500 15.6 1 Scott Haffner Evansville Feb 18, 1989 65 2016-17 Charles Cooke Sr 29 457 15.8 2 Austin Carr Notre Dame Mar 1, 1971 47 David West Xavier Feb 8, 2003 47 AVERAGE POINTS PER GAME, FRESHMAN 3 Charles Jones Long Island/NIT Mar 11, 1998 45 SEASON G PTS AVG 4 Keith Gailes Loyola/Ill. Jan 10, 1991 44 1 Johnny Davis 1973-74 29 415 14.3 Keith Gailes Loyola/Ill. Mar 9, 1990 44 2 Jim Paxson 1975-76 27 353 13.1 Dave DeBusschere Detroit Feb 10, 1962 44 Tony Stanley 1997-98 33 431 13.1 4 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-81 29 370 12.8 AVERAGE POINTS PER GAME, CAREER 5 Mike Kanieski 1978-79 29 338 11.7 SEASONS G PTS AVG 6 Keith Waleskowski 2000-01 34 385 11.3 1 Henry Finkel 1963-66 83 1968 23.7 7 Chip Hare 1991-92 30 332 11.1 2 Don May 1965-68 90 1980 22.0 8 Jack Zimmerman 1976-77 26 285 11.0 3 Donald Smith 1971-74 81 1655 20.4 9 Anthony Corbitt 1986-87 28 296 10.6 4 Don Meineke 1949-52 96 1866 19.4 Jim Rhoden 1977-78 23 243 10.6

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 95 INDIVIDUAL FIELD GOAL MARKS MOST FIELD GOALS MADE, CAREER CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS MADE BEST FIELD GOAL ACCURACY, FRESHMAN SEASONS FG ATT PCT SEASON FG (MIN. 50 FGM) SEASON FG ATT PCT 1 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-84 829 1588 .522 1 Sean Finn 2002-03 18 1 Chris Wright 2007-08 59 98 .602 2 Jim Paxson 1975-79 812 1557 .522 (vs. Xavier, George Washington, St Joe’s, Richmond) 2 Keith Waleskowski 2000-01 128 232 .552 3 Henry Finkel 1963-66 772 1248 .619 2 Roosevelt Chapman 1982-83 16 3 Alex Gavrilovic 2011-12 50 91 .549 4 Don May 1965-68 735 1557 .472 (vs. Long Island, Notre Dame, DePaul 4 Dyshawn Pierre 2012-13 96 179 .536 5 Anthony Corbitt 1986-90 725 1358 .534 3 Henry Finkel 1965-66 15 5 Anthony Corbitt 1986-87 127 243 .523 6 Donald Smith 1971-74 687 1514 .454 (vs. Loyola Marymount, St. Joe’s) 6 Chip Hare 1991-92 123 241 .510 7 Don Meineke 1949-52 685 1462 .469 SINGLE-GAME: 13, Don May N.C., Mar 24, 1967, NCAA) 8 Mike Kanieski 1978-82 681 1289 .528 BEST FIELD GOAL ACCURACY, GAME (MIN. 10 FGM) OPPONENT DATE PCT (FG/ATT 9 Brian Roberts 2004-08 652 1442 .452 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, 1 Mike Sylvester Xavier Feb 23, 1974 1.00 (11/11) 10 Jack Zimmerman 1976-80 650 1337 .486 CAREER 2 Mike Kanieski Hofstra Dec 29, 1981 1.00 (10/10) SEASONS FG ATT PCT 3 Dave Colbert Southern Mar 1, 1986 .929 (13/14) 1 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-84 829 1588 .522 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE, SEASON 4 Sean Finn Prairie View Dec 20, 2003 .923 (12/13) YR SEASON FG ATT PCT 2 Tony Stanley 1997-01 832 1583 .399 5 Wes Coffee Loyola/Ill. Jan 10, 1991 .917 (11/12) 1 Henry Finkel Jr 1964-65 293 450 .651 3 John Horan 1951-55 640 1560 .410 Henry Burlong Murray St. Dec 21, 1963 .917 (11/12) 2 Roosevelt Chapman Sr 1983-84 268 517 .518 4 Don May 1965-68 735 1557 .472 3 Don May Jr 1966-67 258 543 .475 Jim Paxson 1975-79 812 1557 .522 YEARLY LEADERS 4 Don Meineke Sr 1951-52 251 568 .442 6 Donald Smith 1971-74 687 1514 .454 YR FG ATT PCT 5 Donald Smith Jr 1972-73 249 552 .451 7 Jack Sallee 1951-55 605 1507 .401 1949-50 Don Meineke So 194 424 .458 6 Henry Finkel Sr 1965-66 248 397 .625 8 Don Meineke 1949-52 685 1462 .469 1950-51 Don Meineke Jr 240 469 .512 7 Don Meineke Jr 1950-51 240 469 .512 9 Brian Roberts 2004-08 652 1442 .452 1951-52 Don Meineke Sr 251 568 .442 8 Mike Kanieski Sr 1981-82 239 432 .553 10 Bill Uhl 1953-56 607 1374 .442 1952-53 John Horan So 158 385 .410 Don May Sr 1967-68 239 509 .470 1953-54 Bill Uhl So 215 535 .402 10 Don May So 1965-66 238 505 .471 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, 1954-55 Bill Uhl Jr 203 442 .459 SEASON 1955-56 Bill Uhl Sr 189 397 .476 1956-57 Al Sicking Sr 140 298 .470 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE, FRESHMAN YR SEASON FG ATT PCT 1957-58 Jack McCarthy Sr 168 338 .497 SEASON FG ATT PCT 1 Don Meineke Sr 1951-52 251 568 .442 1958-59 Frank Case Jr 171 440 .389 1 Johnny Davis 1973-74 173 407 .425 2 Donald Smith Jr 1972-73 249 552 .451 1959-60 Garry Roggenburk So 190 432 .440 2 Tony Stanley 1997-98 154 391 .394 3 Don May Jr 1966-67 258 543 .475 1960-61 Bill Cramsey Sr 161 357 .451 3 Jim Paxson 1975-76 149 308 .484 4 Bill Uhl So 1953-54 215 535 .402 1961-62 Garry Roggenburk Sr 211 460 .459 4 Mike Kanieski 1978-79 141 299 .472 5 Roosevelt Chapman Sr 1983-84 268 517 .518 1962-63 Bill Westerkamp Sr 120 253 .474 5 John Horan 1951-52 136 316 .430 6 Don May Sr 1967-68 239 509 .470 1963-64 Henry Finkel So 231 401 .576 7 Don May So 1965-66 238 505 .471 1964-65 Henry Finkel Jr 293 450 .651 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE, GAME 8 Jack Sallee So 1952-53 199 496 .401 1965-66 Henry Finkel Sr 248 397 .625 OPPONENT DATE FG 9 Chip Jones Jr 1990-91 212 482 .440 1966-67 Gene Klaus Sr 107 214 .500 1 Don Meineke Muskingum Jan 13, 1951 23 Donald Smith So 1971-72 213 482 .442 1967-68 George Janky So 118 222 .532 2 Donald Smith Loyola/Ill. Feb 3, 1973 22 1968-69 Dan Sadlier Sr 194 367 .529 3 Donald Smith Xavier Jan 6, 1973 20 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, 1969-70 Jim Gottschall Sr 105 204 .515 4 Tom Crosswhite Loyola/La. Jan 9, 1971 18 FRESHMAN 1970-71 George Jackson Sr 151 273 .553 5 Roosevelt Chapman Otterbein Nov 27, 1982 16 SEASON FG ATT PCT 1971-72 Donald Smith So 213 482 .442 Don May Xavier Jan 3, 1966 16 1 Johnny Davis 1973-74 173 407 .425 1972-73 Mike Sylvester Jr 190 366 .519 Henry Finkel Chattanooga Jan 20, 1965 16 2 Tony Stanley 1997-98 154 391 .394 1973-74 Allen Elijah Jr 135 232 .582 1974-75 Jim Testerman Sr 111 217 .512 Henry Finkel Illinois Dec 18, 1964 16 3 John Horan 1951-52 136 316 .430 1975-76 Erv Giddings So 146 289 .505 Don Meineke Ohio U. Jan 9, 1952 16 4 Jim Paxson 1975-76 149 308 .484 1976-77 Jim Paxson So 219 401 .546 5 Juwan Staten 2010-11 118 304 .388 1977-78 Jim Paxson Jr 208 399 .521 1978-79 Jim Paxson Sr 236 449 .526 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED, 1979-80 Jack Zimmerman Sr 194 401 .484 GAME 1980-81 Mike Kanieski Jr 203 348 .583 OPPONENT DATE ATT 1981-82 Mike Kanieski Sr 239 432 .553 1 Donald Smith Loyola/Ill. Feb 3, 1973 35 1982-83 Roosevelt Chapman Jr 231 410 .563 2 Don May Notre Dame/NIT Mar 21, 1968 33 1983-84 Damon Goodwin So 127 228 .557 3 Don Meineke Muskingum Jan 13, 1951 32 1984-85 Damon Goodwin Jr 153 278 .550 Frank Case DePaul Feb 11, 1959 32 1985-86 Ed Young Jr 170 291 .584 5 Donald Smith E. Kentucky Jan 3, 1973 31 1986-87 Anthony Corbitt Fr 127 243 .523 1987-88 Steve Pittman Jr 164 289 .567 BEST FIELD GOAL ACCURACY, CAREER 1988-89 Anthony Corbitt Jr 179 326 .549 (MIN. 250 FGM) SEASONS FG ATT PCT 1989-90 Norm Grevey Sr 109 210 .519 1 Sean Finn 2000-04 414 640 .647 1990-91 Makor Shayok Jr 113 224 .504 1991-92 Chip Hare Fr 123 241 .510 2 Chris Daniels 1991-96 255 405 .630 1992-93 Chip Hare So 194 457 .425 3 Henry Finkel 1963-66 772 1248 .619 1993-94 Alex Robertson Sr 113 252 .448 4 Josh Benson 2009-13 312 558 .559 1994-95 Andy Meyer Jr 105 213 .493 5 Ryan Perryman 1994-98 534 978 .546 1995-96 Chris Daniels Sr 110 160 .688 6 Damon Goodwin 1982-86 467 868 .538 1996-97 Ryan Perryman Jr 126 218 .578 7 Anthony Corbitt 1986-90 725 1358 .534 1997-98 Ryan Perryman Sr 178 319 .558 8 Steve Pittman 1985-89 308 578 .533 1998-99 Mark Ashman Jr 149 322 .463 9 Dave Colbert 1984-86 404 759 .532 1999-00 Yuanta Holland Jr 106 209 .507 Allen Elijah 1972-75 337 634 .532 2000-01 Keith Waleskowski Fr 128 232 .552 2001-02 Keith Waleskowski So 116 214 .542 BEST FIELD GOAL ACCURACY, SEASON 2002-03 Sean Finn Jr 128 181 .707 (MIN. 100 FGM) YR SEASON FG ATT PCT 2003-04 Sean Finn Sr 175 264 .663 1 Sean Finn Jr 2002-03 128 181 .707 2004-05 Norman Plummer Fr 95 210 .452 2 Chris Daniels Sr 1995-96 110 160 .688 2005-06 Norman Plummer So 115 246 .467 3 Sean Finn Sr 2003-04 175 264 .663 2006-07 Charles Little So 137 264 .519 4 Henry Finkel Jr 1964-65 293 450 .651 2007-08 Kurt Huelsman So 77 146 .527 2008-09 Charles Little Sr 108 217 .498 5 Henry Finkel Sr 1965-66 248 397 .625 2009-10 Chris Wright Jr 187 373 .501 CHRIS DANIELS was making 69 percent of his shots in 1995- 6 Ed Young Jr 1985-86 170 291 .584 96 when he tragically died of cardiac arrhythmia in his sleep. 2010-11 Josh Benson So 80 146 .548 7 Mike Kanieski Jr 1980-81 203 348 .583 With his huge smile, Chris will long be remembered as a be- 2011-12 Josh Benson Jr 64 105 .610 8 Allen Elijah Jr 1973-74 135 232 .582 loved person more than as an athlete. Both the Dayton and 2012-13 Josh Benson Sr 133 236 .564 Atlantic 10 Most Improved Player Awards are named in his 9 Ryan Perryman Jr 1996-97 126 218 .578 2013-14 Matt Kavanaugh Sr 72 137 .526 honor. 10 Henry Finkel So 1963-64 231 401 .576 2014-15 Kendall Pollard So 159 288 .552 2015-16 Steve McElvene Fr 91 183 .610 2016-17 Kyle Davis Sr 83 148 .561 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 96 INDIVIDUAL THREE-POINT MARKS BEST THREE-POINT ACCURACY, CAREER

(MIN. 50 3PM) SEASONS 3PT ATT PCT OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO 1 Brian Roberts 2004-08 293 665 .441 2 Norm Grevey 1986-91 208 481 .432 3 Negele Knight 1985-90 94 221 .425 4 Dyshawn Pierre 2012-16 88 222 .396 5 Khari Price 2012-14 62 157 .395 6 Shawn Haughn 1993-97 157 402 .391 7 Brooks Hall 1999-03 285 731 .390 8 Josh Postorino 1995-99 62 160 .388 9 Andy Meyer 1992-96 74 192 .385 10 Jordan Sibert 2013-15 163 424 .384 BEST THREE-POINT ACCURACY, SEASON (MIN. 30 3PM) YR SEASON 3PT ATT PCT 1 Coby Turner Jr 1997-98 61 118 .517 2 Dan Christie Sr 1986-87 46 92 .500 3 Negele Knight Sr 1989-90 71 144 .493 4 Norm Grevey Sr 1989-90 72 153 .471 5 Andy Meyer Fr 1992-93 33 72 .458 Brian Roberts Jr 2006-07 82 179 .458 7 Brian Roberts Sr 2007-08 100 220 .455 8 Norm Grevey Sr 1990-91 94 208 .452 Darrell Davis Fr 2014-15 47 104 .452 10 Brian Roberts Fr 2004-05 43 100 .430 BEST THREE-POINT ACCURACY, FRESHMAN (MIN. 20 3PM) SEASON 3PT ATT PCT 1 Dyshawn Pierre 2012-13 24 52 .462 2 Trent Meachum 2004-05 28 61 .459 3 Andy Meyer 1992-93 33 72 .458 4 Brian Roberts 2004-05 43 100 .430 BRIAN ROBERTS is the Flyer record holder for career three-point field goals made and career 3-pt. FG%. He is the only University 5 Darrell Davis 2014-15 47 104 .452 of Dayton player to lead the team in 3-pt. FG% four straight seasons. He also is UD’s #4 all-time leading scorer, and fourth in career FT%. BEST THREE-POINT ACCURACY, GAME MOST THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED, (MIN. 4 3PM) OPPONENT DATE PCT MOST THREE-POINTERS MADE, CAREER CAREER 1 Shawn Haughn St. Louis Feb 13, 1994 1.00 (8/8) SEASONS 3PT ATT PCT SEASONS 3PT ATT PCT 2 Dyshawn Pierre Boston College Nov 16, 2012 1.00 (5/5) 1 Brian Roberts 2004-08 293 665 .441 1 Tony Stanley 1997-01 291 813 .358 Darrell Davis Boston Dec 20, 2014 1.00 (5/5) 2 Tony Stanley 1997-01 291 813 .358 2 Brooks Hall 1999-03 285 731 .390 4 Negele Knight Xavier Mar 3, 1990 1.00 (4/4) 3 Brooks Hall 1999-03 285 731 .390 3 Ramod Marshall 2000-04 241 669 .360 Chip Jones Marquette Jan 5, 1991 1.00 (4/4) 4 Ramod Marshall 2000-04 241 669 .360 4 Brian Roberts 2004-08 293 665 .441 Chip Jones Evansville Jan 12, 1991 1.00 (4/4) 5 Chris Johnson 2008-12 236 636 .371 5 Chris Johnson 2008-12 236 636 .371 Derrick Dukes Niagara Jan 12, 1993 1.00 (4/4) 6 Norm Grevey 1986-91 208 481 .432 6 Norm Grevey 1986-91 208 481 .432 Chip Hare Duquesne Feb 4, 1993 1.00 (4/4) 7 Jordan Sibert 2013-15 163 424 .384 7 Alex Robertson 1989-94 158 466 .339 Ramod Marshall Rhode Island Feb. 26, 2003 1.00 (4/4) 8 Monty Scott 2003-07 159 427 .372 8 Monty Scott 2003-07 159 427 .372 Marques BennettCoppin State Nov. 27, 2004 1.00 (4/4) 9 Alex Robertson 1989-94 158 466 .339 9 Paul Williams 2008-12 155 426 .364 Brian Roberts G. Washington Jan 31, 2007 1.00 (4/4) 10 Shawn Haughn 1993-97 157 402 .391 10 Jordan Sibert 2013-15 163 424 .384 Brian Roberts St. Louis Jan 30, 2008 1.00 (4/4) 10 Paul Williams 2008-12 155 426 .364 Devin Oliver Baylor Nov 26, 2013 1.00 (4/4) MOST THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED, Dyshawn Pierre Georgia Tech Dec 23, 2014 1.00 (4/4) MOST THREE-POINTERS MADE, SEASON SEASON YR SEASON 3PT ATT PCT YR SEASON 3PT ATT PCT YEARLY PCT LEADERS 1 Tony Stanley Sr 2000-01 102 272 .375 1 Tony Stanley Sr 2000-01 102 272 .375 YR 3PT ATT PCT 2 Brian Roberts Sr 2007-08 100 220 .455 2 Jordan Sibert Sr 2014-15 80 229 .349 1986-87 Dan Christie Sr 46 92 .500 3 Norm Grevey Sr 1990-91 94 208 .452 3 Brian Roberts Sr 2007-08 100 220 .455 1987-88 Ray Springer So 43 109 .394 4 Jordan Sibert Jr 2013-14 83 195 .426 4 Ramod Marshall Sr 2003-04 67 218 .307 1988-89 Ray Springer Jr 30 91 .330 5 Brian Roberts Jr 2006-07 82 179 .458 5 Norm Grevey Sr 1990-91 94 208 .452 1989-90 Negele Knight Sr 71 144 .493 6 Jordan Sibert Sr 2014-15 80 229 .349 6 Chris Johnson Jr 2010-11 77 203 .379 1990-91 Norm Grevey Sr 94 208 .452 7 Brooks Hall Jr 2001-02 78 201 .388 7 Brooks Hall Jr 2001-02 78 201 .388 1991-92 Sean Scrutchins So 33 89 .371 8 Brooks Hall Sr 2002-03 77 193 .399 8 Jordan Sibert Jr 2013-14 83 195 .426 1992-93 Andy Meyer Fr 33 72 .458 Chris Johnson Jr 2010-11 77 203 .379 9 Tony Stanley Jr 1999-00 71 193 .368 1993-94 Shawn Haughn Fr 58 140 .414 10 Norm Grevey Sr 1989-90 72 153 .471 Brooks Hall Sr 2002-03 77 193 .399 1994-95 Shawn Haughn So 49 125 .392 1995-96 Darnell Hahn Sr 34 126 .270 MOST THREE-POINTERS MADE, MOST THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED, 1996-97 Shawn Haughn Sr 35 88 .398 FRESHMAN FRESHMAN 1997-98 Coby Turner Jr 61 118 .517 SEASON 3PT ATT PCT SEASON 3PT ATT PCT 1998-99 Coby Turner Sr 51 136 .375 1 Brooks Hall 1999-00 67 170 .394 1 Tony Stanley 1997-98 66 187 .353 1999-00 Brooks Hall Fr 67 170 .394 2 Tony Stanley 1997-98 66 187 .353 2 Brooks Hall 1999-00 67 170 .394 2000-01 Ramod Marshall Fr 50 120 .417 3 Shawn Haughn 1993-94 58 140 .414 3 Shawn Haughn 1993-94 58 140 .414 2001-02 Brooks Hall Jr 78 201 .388 4 Ramod Marshall 2000-01 50 120 .417 4 Ramod Marshall 2000-01 50 120 .417 2002-03 Brooks Hall Sr 77 193 .399 5 Darrell Davis 2014-15 47 104 .452 2003-04 Warren Williams So 31 76 .408 MOST THREE-POINTERS MADE, GAME 2004-05 Brian Roberts Fr 43 100 .430 OPPONENT DATE 3PT MOST THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED, 2005-06 Brian Roberts So 68 166 .410 1 Norm Grevey Bradley Dec 22, 1990 9 GAME 2006-07 Brian Roberts Jr 82 179 .458 2 Shawn Haughn St. Louis Feb 13, 1994 8 OPPONENT DATE ATT 2007-08 Brian Roberts Sr 100 220 .455 Josh Parker Fordham Jan 22, 2011 8 1 Norm Grevey Bradley Dec 22, 1990 17 2008-09 Luke Fabrizius Fr 39 104 .375 3 Norm Grevey Butler Feb 25, 1989 7 2 Josh Parker Fordham Jan 22, 2011 14 2009-10 Luke Fabrizius So 37 91 .407 Norm Grevey Cincinnati Dec 29, 1990 7 Jordan Sibert Saint Joseph’s Jan 29, 2014 14 2010-11 Paul Williams Jr 56 134 .418 Rob Lowery Boston Dec 29, 2009 7 4 Larry Hisle Tennessee Dec 22, 1992 13 2011-12 Chris Johnson Sr 69 174 .397 Norm Grevey Marquette Mar 2, 1989 13 2012-13 Dyshawn Pierre Fr 24 52 .462 Norm Grevey Xavier Feb 3, 1990 13 2013-14 Jordan Sibert Jr 83 195 .426 Norm Grevey Cincinnati Dec 29, 1990 13 2014-15 Darrell Davis Fr 47 104 .452 Chris Johnson Duquesne Feb 21, 2010 13 2015-16 Charles Cooke Jr 59 148 .399 Chris Johnson East Tennessee St Dec 1, 2010 13 2016-17 Xeyrius Williams So 39 94 .415

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MOST FREE THROWS MADE, CAREER MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED, BEST FREE THROW ACCURACY, GAME SEASONS FT ATT PCT CAREER (MIN. 10 FTM) OPPONENT DATE PCT (FT/ATT) 1 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-84 575 742 .775 SEASONS FT ATT PCT 1 Edwin Young NE Louisiana Dec 18, 1997 1.00 (18/18) 2 Don May 1965-68 510 663 .769 1 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-84 575 742 .775 Henry Finkel Canisius Dec 18, 1965 1.00 (15/15) 3 Don Meineke 1949-52 496 648 .765 2 Ryan Perryman 1994-98 455 706 .644 George Janky Notre Dame Feb 28, 1970 1.00 (13/13) 4 John Horan 1951-55 477 656 .727 3 Don May 1965-68 510 663 .769 Darnell Hoskins Virginia Tech Feb 15, 1997 1.00 (13/13) 5 Ryan Perryman 1994-98 455 706 .644 4 John Horan 1951-55 477 656 .727 John Horan Xavier Jan 30, 1955 1.00 (12/12) 6 Negele Knight 1985-90 452 606 .746 5 Bill Uhl 1953-56 413 650 .635 Brian Roberts Loyola (Md.) Dec 22, 2007 1.00 (12/12) 7 Keith Waleskowski 2000-04 446 571 .781 6 Don Meineke 1949-52 496 648 .765 8 Henry Finkel 1963-66 424 580 .731 7 Negele Knight 1985-90 452 606 .746 YEARLY PERCENTAGE LEADERS 9 Bill Uhl 1953-56 413 650 .635 8 Jack Sallee 1951-55 400 605 .661 YR FT ATT PCT 10 Jack Sallee 1951-55 400 605 .661 9 Chris Wright 2007-11 394 595 .662 1949-50 Don Meineke So 122 167 .731 10 Henry Finkel 1963-66 424 580 .731 1950-51 Don Meineke Jr 180 235 .766 MOST FREE THROWS MADE, SEASON 1951-52 Don Meineke Sr 194 246 .789 YR SEASON FT ATT PCT MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED, 1952-53 Jack Sallee So 152 206 .738 1 Don May Sr 1967-68 223 284 .785 SEASON 1953-54 John Horan Jr 127 182 .698 2 Don Meineke Sr 1951-52 194 246 .789 YR SEASON FT ATT PCT 1954-55 John Horan Sr 174 217 .802 3 Negele Knight Sr 1989-90 192 240 .800 1 Don May Sr 1967-68 223 284 .785 1955-56 James Paxson Sr 139 175 .794 4 Don Meineke Jr 1950-51 180 235 .766 2 Bill Uhl So 1953-54 160 261 .613 1956-57 Bucky Bockhorn Jr 88 128 .688 5 John Horan Sr 1954-55 174 217 .802 3 Don Meineke Sr 1951-52 194 246 .789 1957-58 Terry Bockhorn So 82 128 .641 6 Don May Jr 1966-67 173 213 .812 4 Negele Knight Sr 1989-90 192 240 .800 1958-59 Frank Case Jr 93 134 .694 7 Roosevelt Chapman Sr 1983-84 163 215 .758 5 Don Meineke Jr 1950-51 180 235 .766 1959-60 Stan Greenberg Jr 72 103 .699 Henry Finkel Sr 1965-66 163 196 .832 6 Jack Sallee Jr 1953-54 142 232 .612 1960-61 Tom Hatton Jr 72 93 .774 9 Bill Uhl So 1953-54 160 261 .613 7 Chuck Grigsby Sr 1951-52 142 225 .631 1961-62 Bill Chmielewski So 74 110 .673 10 Roosevelt Chapman Jr 1982-83 159 194 .820 Ryan Perryman Sr 1997-98 147 225 .653 1962-63 Harold Schoen Sr 60 76 .789 9 John Horan Sr 1954-55 174 217 .802 1963-64 Chuck Izor Sr 95 107 .888 MOST FREE THROWS MADE, FRESHMAN 10 Roosevelt Chapman Sr 1983-84 163 215 .758 1964-65 Bill Cassidy Jr 74 96 .771 1965-66 Bobby Joe Hooper So 64 76 .842 SEASON FT ATT PCT 1966-67 Don May Jr 173 213 .812 1 Keith Waleskowski 2000-01 129 153 .843 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED, 1967-68 Bobby Joe Hooper Sr 77 89 .865 2 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-81 100 131 .763 FRESHMAN 1968-69 Dan Sadlier Sr 104 141 .738 3 Ryan Perryman 1994-95 72 122 .590 SEASON FT ATT PCT 1969-70 Tom Crosswhite Jr 72 86 .837 4 Johnny Davis 1973-74 69 105 .657 1 Keith Waleskowski 2000-01 129 153 .843 1970-71 Tom Crosswhite Sr 86 112 .768 5 Derrick Dukes 1990-91 64 100 .640 2 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-81 100 131 .763 3 Ryan Perryman 1994-95 72 122 .590 1971-72 Donald Smith So 99 115 .861 1972-73 Donald Smith Jr 111 122 .910 MOST FREE THROWS MADE, GAME 4 Johnny Davis 1973-74 69 105 .657 1973-74 Donald Smith Sr 71 80 .888 OPPONENT DATE FT 5 Derrick Dukes 1990-91 64 100 .640 1974-75 Johnny Davis So 125 158 .791 1 Edwin Young NE Louisiana Dec 18, 1997 18 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED, 1975-76 Johnny Davis Jr 154 193 .798 Negele Knight Butler Feb 22, 1990 18 GAME 1976-77 Jim Paxson So 69 87 .793 3 Edwin Young Geo. Washington Feb 14, 1998 16 OPPONENT DATE ATT 1977-78 Jim Paxson Jr 89 115 .774 Don May Canisius Feb 24, 1968 16 1 Jack Sallee Villanova Jan 30, 1953 21 1978-79 Jim Paxson Sr 108 134 .806 Henry Finkel Maryland Dec 20, 1965 16 Don Meineke Arizona St/NIT Mar 13, 1951 21 1979-80 Mike Kanieski So 64 76 .842 6 Roose. Chapman Oklahoma/NCAA Mar 17, 1984 15 3 Negele Knight Butler Feb 22, 1990 20 1980-81 Mike Kanieski Jr 85 111 .766 Henry Finkel Canisius Dec 18, 1965 15 4 Bill Uhl, Sr. Miami (Oh.) Dec 9, 1953 19 1981-82 Roosevelt Chapman So 153 202 .757 Don Meineke Arizona St./NIT Mar 13, 1951 15 5 Edwin Young NE Louisiana Dec 18, 1997 18 1982-83 Roosevelt Chapman Jr 159 194 .820 1983-84 Damon Goodwin So 69 77 .896 MOST FREE THROWS MADE, CONSECUTIVE Edwin Young Geo Washington Feb 14, 1998 18 Roose. Chapman Youngstown St Dec 12, 1983 18 1984-85 Sedric Toney Sr 90 115 .783 SPAN SEASON FT Johnny Davis Notre Dame Feb 25, 1976 18 1985-86 Damon Goodwin Sr 95 102 .931 1 Damon Goodwin 8-game span 1983-84 36 Chuck Grigsby Southern Miss Jan 1, 1952 18 1986-87 Anthony Grant Sr 73 112 .652 2 Bobby Joe Hooper 7-game span 1965-66 34 1987-88 Negele Knight So 97 136 .713 Brian Roberts 8-game span 2006-07 34 BEST FREE THROW ACCURACY, CAREER 1988-89 Negele Knight Jr 100 136 .735 4 John Horan 5-game span 1954-55 28 (MIN. 150 FTM) SEASONS FT ATT PCT 1989-90 Negele Knight Sr 192 240 .800 SINGLE-GAME: 18, Edwin Young (NE Louisiana, Dec 18, 1997) 1 Donald Smith 1971-74 281 317 .886 1990-91 Alex Robertson So 65 92 .707 2 Kevin Dillard 2011-13 255 296 .861 1991-92 Chip Hare Fr 62 80 .775 3 Damon Goodwin 1982-86 257 299 .860 1992-93 Chip Hare So 101 137 .737 4 Brian Roberts 2004-08 365 430 .848 1993-94 Alex Robertson Sr 71 99 .717 5 Bobby Joe Hooper 1965-68 223 267 .835 1994-95 Andy Meyer Jr 60 82 .732 6 Chris Johnson 2008-12 295 356 .829 1995-96 Ryan Perryman So 110 180 .611 7 Jack Zimmerman 1976-80 182 229 .795 1996-97 Darnell Hoskins Sr 85 105 .810 8 Edwin Young 1996-99 220 279 .789 1997-98 Edwin Young So 105 131 .802 9 Paul Williams 2008-12 165 210 .786 1998-99 Edwin Young Jr 68 83 .819 10 Jim Paxson 1975-79 321 409 .785 1999-00 Brooks Hall Fr 51 61 .836 2000-01 Keith Waleskowski Fr 129 153 .843 BEST FREE THROW ACCURACY, SEASON 2001-02 Keith Waleskowski So 75 96 .781 (MIN. 60 FTM) YR SEASON FT ATT PCT 2002-03 Keith Waleskowski Jr 120 154 .779 1 Damon Goodwin Sr 1985-86 95 102 .931 2003-04 Ramod Marshall Sr 104 140 .743 2 Donald Smith Jr 1972-73 111 122 .910 2004-05 Mark Jones Sr 48 61 .787 3 Brian Roberts Jr 2006-07 133 148 .899 2005-06 Monty Scott Jr 35 44 .795 4 Damon Goodwin So 1983-84 69 77 .896 2006-07 Brian Roberts Jr 133 148 .899 5 Kevin Dillard Sr 2012-13 140 157 .892 2007-08 Brian Roberts Sr 111 129 .860 6 Chuck Izor Sr 1963-64 95 107 .888 2008-09 Chris Johnson Fr 61 79 .772 Donald Smith Sr 1973-74 71 80 .888 2009-10 Chris Johnson So 84 99 .848 8 Bobby Joe Hooper Sr 1967-68 77 89 .865 2010-11 Chris Johnson Jr 83 100 .830 9 Donald Smith So 1971-72 99 115 .861 2011-12 Chris Johnson Sr 67 78 .859 10 Brian Roberts Sr 2007-08 111 129 .860 2012-13 Kevin Dillard Sr 140 157 .892 BEST FREE THROW ACCURACY, 2013-14 Khari Price So 53 60 .883 FRESHMAN 2014-15 Jordan Sibert Sr 145 184 .788 (MIN. 50 FTM) SEASON FT ATT PCT 2015-16 Dyshawn Pierre Sr 66 78 .846 1 Fred Eckert 1975-76 53 60 .883 2016-17 Josh Cunningham So 19 24 .792 2 Noland Robinson 1986-87 58 68 .853 DAMON GOODWIN missed just seven of 102 free throws 3 Tony Stanley 1997-98 57 67 .851 during his senior season of 1985-86 to set a UD record for single-season percentage at .931. 4 Keith Waleskowski 2000-01 129 153 .843 5 Brooks Hall 1999-00 51 61 .836

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MOST ASSISTS, CAREER OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO SEASONS G ASTS AVG 1 Negele Knight 1985-90 122 663 5.43 2 David Morris 1998-02 125 562 4.50 3 Jack Zimmerman 1976-80 111 552 4.97 4 Jim Paxson 1975-79 108 515 4.77 5 Kevin Conrad 1979-83 106 498 4.70 6 Derrick Dukes 1990-94 116 497 4.28 7 Ramod Marshall 2000-04 127 497 3.91 8 Scoochie Smith 2013-17 132 485 3.67 8 Larry Schellenberg 1981-85 112 465 4.15 9 London Warren 2006-10 137 451 3.29 10 Edwin Young 1996-00 118 407 3.49 11 Ray Springer 1987-90 91 382 4.20 12 Dan Christie 1983-87 116 369 3.18 13 Brian Roberts 2004-08 125 349 3.00 14 Kevin Dillard 2011-13 64 339 5.30 15 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-84 118 338 2.86 MOST ASSISTS, SEASON YR SEASON G ASTS AVG 1 Negele Knight Sr 1989-90 32 216 6.75 2 Kevin Dillard Jr 2011-12 33 198 6.00 3 David Morris Sr 2001-02 32 192 6.00 4 Juwan Staten Fr 2010-11 35 190 5.43 5 Kevin Conrad So 1980-81 29 179 6.17 6 David Morris Jr 1998-01 34 174 5.11 7 Negele Knight Jr 1988-89 29 168 5.79 8 Ramod Marshall Sr 2003-04 32 165 5.16 9 Jack Zimmerman Jr 1978-79 29 163 5.62 NEGELE KNIGHT established marks for most assists in a career, season and game during his magical senior year of 1989-90. 10 Jim Paxson Jr 1977-78 29 160 5.52 That year he led the Flyers to a late season 11-game win streak before the Flyers fell to Arkansas in the NCAA Tournament’s Second Round. MOST ASSISTS, FRESHMAN ONLY SEASON G ASTS AVG 10 Jack Zimmerman Fr 1976-77 120 54 2.22 1 Juwan Staten 2010-11 35 190 5.43 YEARLY LEADERS 2 Negele Knight 1985-86 30 128 4.27 YR G ASTS AVG 3 Derrick Dukes 1990-91 29 126 4.34 BEST ASSIST-TO-TURNOVER RATIO, 1973-74 Johnny Davis Fr 29 118 4.07 4 Jack Zimmerman 1976-77 26 120 4.62 FRESHMAN 1974-75 Johnny Davis So 26 102 3.92 (MIN 60 AST) SEASONS AST TO RATIO 5 Johnny Davis 1973-74 29 118 4.07 1975-76 Johnny Davis Jr 26 103 3.96 1 Jack Zimmerman 1976-77 120 54 2.22 1976-77 Jack Zimmerman Fr 26 120 4.62 MOST ASSISTS, GAME 2 Juwan Staten 2010-11 190 91 2.09 1977-78 Jim Paxson Jr 29 160 5.52 OPPONENT DATE ASTS 3 Larry Schellenberg 1981-82 68 37 1.84 1978-79 Jim Paxson Sr 25 142 5.68 1 Negele Knight Xavier Mar 10, 1990 15 4 Scoochie Smith 2013-14 73 41 1.78 1979-80 Jack Zimmerman Sr 27 133 4.93 2 Ray Springer Xavier Feb 4, 1989 14 5 Negele Knight 1985-86 128 76 1.68 1980-81 Kevin Conrad So 29 179 6.17 Kevin Conrad Otterbein Nov 27, 1982 14 1981-82 Kevin Conrad Jr 23 145 6.30 HIGHEST ASSIST AVERAGE, CAREER Kevin Conrad Xavier Feb 22, 1981 14 1982-83 Kevin Conrad Sr 28 142 5.07 SEASONS G ASTS AVG Kevin Conrad Alcorn State Feb 7, 1981 14 1983-84 Larry Schellenberg Jr 32 142 4.44 1 Negele Knight 1985-90 122 663 5.43 6 Derrick Dukes Southern Dec 15, 1990 13 1984-85 Larry Schellenberg Sr 29 152 5.24 2 Kevin Dillard 2011-13 64 339 5.30 Larry Schellenberg Cincinnati Jan 12, 1985 13 1985-86 Negele Knight Fr 30 128 4.27 3 Jack Zimmerman 1976-80 111 552 4.97 Jim Paxson Cal Poly Pomona Dec 11, 1978 13 1986-87 Dan Christie Sr 27 144 5.33 4 Jim Paxson 1975-79 108 515 4.77 Kevin Dillard Rhode Island Jan 28, 2012 13 1987-88 Ray Springer So 30 155 5.17 5 Kevin Conrad 1979-83 106 498 4.70 9 Ray Springer Rollins Dec 16, 1987 12 1988-89 Negele Knight Jr 29 168 5.79 6 David Morris 1998-02 125 562 4.50 Larry Schellenberg Maryland Feb 13, 1984 12 1989-90 Negele Knight Sr 32 216 6.75 7 Derrick Dukes 1990-94 116 497 4.28 Larry Schellenberg Temple Jan 17, 1984 12 1990-91 Derrick Dukes Fr 29 126 4.34 8 Ray Springer 1987-90 91 382 4.20 Kevin Conrad Florida State Dec 30, 1981 12 1991-92 Derrick Dukes So 30 120 4.00 9 Larry Schellenberg 1981-85 112 465 4.15 London Warren Duquesne Mar 13, 2009 12 1992-93 Derrick Dukes Jr 30 122 4.07 10 Johnny Davis 1973-76 81 323 3.99 1993-94 Derrick Dukes Sr 27 129 4.78 BEST ASSIST-TO-TURNOVER RATIO, 1994-95 Jeffrey Brookins Jr 27 81 3.00 CAREER HIGHEST ASSIST AVERAGE, SEASON YR SEASON G ASTS AVG 1995-96 Jeffrey Brookins Sr 29 105 3.62 (MIN 200 AST) SEASONS AST TO RATIO 1 Negele Knight Sr 1989-90 32 216 6.75 1996-97 Darnell Hoskins Sr 23 109 4.74 1 Larry Schellenberg 1981-85 465 197 2.36 2 Kevin Conrad Jr 1981-82 23 145 6.30 1997-98 Edwin Young So 32 132 4.13 2 Jack Zimmerman 1976-80 552 258 2.14 3 Kevin Conrad So 1980-81 29 179 6.17 1998-99 Edwin Young Jr 28 122 4.36 3 David Morris 1998-02 562 273 2.06 4 David Morris Sr 2001-02 32 192 6.00 1999-00 Edwin Young Sr 31 109 3.51 4 Scoochie Smith 2013-2017 485 241 2.01 Kevin Dillard Jr 2011-12 33 198 6.00 2000-01 David Morris Jr 34 174 5.11 5 Ray Springer 1987-90 382 198 1.93 6 Negele Knight Jr 1988-89 29 168 5.79 2001-02 David Morris Sr 32 192 6.00 6 Negele Knight 1985-90 663 348 1.91 7 Jim Paxson Sr 1978-79 25 142 5.68 2002-03 Ramod Marshall Jr 30 144 4.80 7 Dan Christie 1983-87 369 195 1.89 8 Jack Zimmerman Jr 1978-79 29 163 5.62 2003-04 Ramod Marshall Sr 32 165 5.16 8 Kevin Dillard 2011-13 339 192 1.77 9 Jim Paxson Jr 1977-78 29 160 5.52 2004-05 Warren Williams Jr 29 98 3.38 9 Jim Paxson 1975-79 515 295 1.75 10 Juwan Staten Fr 2010-11 35 190 5.43 2005-06 Warren Williams Sr 31 135 4.35 10 Kevin Conrad 1979-83 498 302 1.65 2006-07 Brian Roberts Jr 31 83 2.68 HIGHEST ASSIST AVERAGE, 2007-08 Brian Roberts Sr 34 117 3.68 BEST ASSIST-TO-TURNOVER RATIO, FRESHMAN ONLY 2008-09 London Warren Jr 35 154 4.40 SEASON SEASON G ASTS AVG 2009-10 London Warren Sr 37 153 4.14 (MIN 75 AST) YR SEASON AST TO RATIO 1 Juwan Staten 2010-11 35 190 5.43 2010-11 Juwan Staten Fr 35 190 5.43 1 Larry Schellenberg Sr 1984-85 152 50 3.04 2 Jack Zimmerman 1976-77 26 120 4.62 2011-12 Kevin Dillard Jr 33 198 6.00 2 David Morris Sr 2001-02 192 65 2.95 3 Derrick Dukes 1990-91 29 126 4.34 2012-13 Kevin Dillard Sr 31 141 4.55 3 Larry Schellenberg Jr 1983-84 142 53 2.68 4 Negele Knight 1985-86 30 128 4.27 2013-14 Devin Oliver Sr 37 86 2.32 4 Ramod Marshall Jr 2002-03 144 57 2.57 5 Johnny Davis 1973-74 29 118 4.07 2014-15 Scoochie Smith So 36 138 3.83 5 Jack Zimmerman Sr 1979-80 133 57 2.33 2015-16 Scoochie Smith Jr 33 143 4.03 London Warren Jr 2008-09 154 66 2.33 2016-17 Scoochie Smith Sr 32 144 4.50 7 Jack Zimmerman Jr 1978-79 163 71 2.30 8 Dan Christie Jr 1985-86 94 42 2.24 9 Scoochie Smith Jr 2015-16 143 64 2.23

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HIGHEST REBOUNDING In 1972, the NCAA made a rule change which instituted the “bonus” free throws. Before then, foul shots were attempt- AVERAGE, FRESHMAN ed on every foul, thus increasing the number of rebounding SEASON G REBS AVG chances. 1 Mike Kanieski 1978-79 29 252 8.7 2 Ryan Perryman 1994-95 27 207 7.7 MOST REBOUNDS, FRESHMAN GAME 3 Keith Waleskowski 2000-01 34 261 7.7 OPPONENT DATE REB 4 John Horan 1951-52 31 221 7.1 1 Terry Ross Loyola/Ill. Feb 1, 1975 16 5 Chip Hare 1991-92 30 199 6.6 2 Ryan Perryman UAB Mar 2, 1995 15 Ryan Perryman Howard Nov 26, 1994 15 YEARLY LEADERS Tony Wells Chattanooga Feb 7, 1976 15 YR G REB AVG 5 Jalen Robinson Florida Atlantic Dec 15, 2012 14 1950-51 Don Meineke Jr 32 362 11.3 Ryan Perryman UAB Jan 12, 1995 14 1951-52 ------Ryan Perryman Wis.-Milwaukee Dec 27, 1994 14 1952-53 John Horan So 29 316 10.9 Roos. Chapman Xavier Feb 21, 1981 14 1953-54 Bill Uhl So 32 491 15.3 Mike Kanieski Baldwin-Wallace Dec 16, 1978 14 1954-55 Bill Uhl Jr 29 400 13.8 JIM PALMER averaged 12.5 rebounds his senior season and Mike Kanieski Loyola/Ill. Mar 3, 1979 14 1955-56 Bill Uhl Sr 27 398 14.7 9.3 for his career. He finished his career third in rebounding 1956-57 Jim Palmer Sr 28 349 12.5 average and total rebounds. MOST OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS, CAREER 1957-58 Bucky Bockhorn Sr 29 359 12.4 MOST REBOUNDS, CAREER SEASONS G O-REB AVG 1958-59 Joe Kennelly Jr 26 304 11.7 SEASONS G REBS AVG 1 Ryan Perryman 1994-98 116 469 4.04 1959-60 Garry Roggenburk So 28 385 13.8 1 John Horan 1951-55 120 1341 11.2 2 Keith Waleskowski 2000-04 129 371 3.23 1960-61 Garry Roggenburk Jr 29 362 12.5 2 Don May 1965-68 90 1301 14.5 3 Anthony Corbitt 1986-90 120 314 2.62 1961-62 Bill Chmielewski So 30 341 11.4 3 Bill Uhl 1953-56 88 1289 14.6 4 Chris Johnson 2008-12 138 312 2.26 1962-63 Bill Westerkamp Sr 25 224 9.0 4 Ryan Perryman 1994-98 116 1156 10.0 5 Chris Wright 2007-11 123 299 2.43 1963-64 Henry Finkel So 25 325 13.0 5 Henry Finkel 1963-66 83 1106 13.3 6 Sean Finn 2000-04 123 273 2.22 1964-65 Henry Finkel Jr 29 431 14.9 6 Keith Waleskowski 2000-04 129 1092 8.5 7 Mark Ashman 1996-99 119 269 2.43 1965-66 Henry Finkel Sr 29 350 12.1 7 Garry Roggenburk 1959-62 87 1027 11.8 8 Yuanta Holland 1998-02 125 265 2.12 1966-67 Don May Jr 31 519 16.7 8 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-84 118 956 8.1 9 Charles Little 2005-09 127 222 1.75 1967-68 Don May Sr 30 451 15.0 9 Erv Giddings 1974-78 102 935 9.2 Kurt Huelsman 2006-10 137 222 1.62 1968-69 Dan Sadlier Sr 27 250 9.3 10 Chris Wright 2007-11 123 887 7.2 1969-70 George Jackson Jr 27 391 14.5 11 Chris Johnson 2008-12 138 846 6.1 MOST OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS, SEASON 1970-71 George Jackson Sr 27 391 14.5 12 Mike Kanieski 1978-82 115 833 7.2 YR SEASON G O-REB AVG 1971-72 John Bitter Jr 26 248 9.5 13 Anthony Corbitt 1986-90 120 814 6.8 1 Ryan Perryman Sr 1997-98 33 166 5.03 1972-73 John Von Lehman Jr 21 154 7.3 14 George Jackson 1969-71 54 782 14.5 2 Ryan Perryman Jr 1996-97 27 114 4.22 1973-74 Allen Elijah Jr 29 290 10.0 15 Devin Oliver 2010-14 133 756 5.7 3 Ryan Perryman So 1995-96 29 107 3.69 1974-75 Allen Elijah Sr 26 251 9.7 Sean Finn Sr 2003-04 33 107 3.24 1975-76 Erv Giddings So 27 295 10.9 MOST REBOUNDS, SEASON 5 Matt Kavanaugh Jr 2011-12 33 97 2.94 1976-77 Erv Giddings Jr 27 294 10.9 YR SEASON G REBS AVG 6 Anthony Corbitt Sr 1989-90 32 94 2.94 1977-78 Erv Giddings Sr 29 285 9.8 1 Don May Jr 1966-67 31 519 16.7 Keith Waleskowski Fr 2000-01 34 94 2.76 1978-79 Mike Kanieski Fr 29 252 8.7 2 Bill Uhl So 1953-54 32 491 15.3 Chris Wright So 2008-09 35 94 2.69 1979-80 Richard Montague Jr 26 193 8.4 3 Don May Sr 1967-68 30 451 15.0 9 Keith Waleskowski Sr 2003-04 33 92 2.79 1980-81 Mike Kanieski Jr 29 231 8.0 4 John Horan Jr 1953-54 32 433 13.5 Norman Plummer So 2005-06 31 92 2.97 1981-82 Roosevelt Chapman So 30 239 8.0 5 Henry Finkel Jr 1964-65 29 431 14.9 Chris Wright Jr 2009-10 37 92 2.49 1982-83 Roosevelt Chapman Jr 27 258 9.6 6 Ryan Perryman Sr 1997-98 33 412 12.5 1983-84 Roosevelt Chapman Sr 32 290 9.1 7 Bill Uhl Jr 1954-55 29 400 13.8 MOST OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS, FRESHMAN 1984-85 Dave Colbert Jr 29 224 7.7 8 Bill Uhl Sr 1955-56 27 398 14.7 SEASON G OREB AVG 1985-86 Dave Colbert Sr 30 246 8.2 9 George Jackson Jr 1969-70 27 391 14.5 1 Ryan Perryman 1994-95 27 82 3.04 1986-87 Anthony Grant Sr 28 169 6.0 George Jackson Sr 1970-71 27 391 14.5 2 Chris Johnson 2008-09 34 72 2.12 1987-88 Anthony Corbitt So 31 213 6.9 3 Brooks Hall 1999-00 31 66 2.13 1988-89 Anthony Corbitt Jr 29 202 7.0 MOST REBOUNDS, FRESHMAN 4 Norman Plummer 2004-05 29 65 2.24 1989-90 Anthony Corbitt Sr 32 265 8.3 SEASON G REBS AVG Jalen Robinson 2012-13 31 65 2.10 1990-91 Makor Shayok Jr 29 182 6.3 1 Keith Waleskowski 2001-02 34 261 7.7 1991-92 Chip Hare Fr 30 199 6.6 2 Mike Kanieski 1978-79 29 252 8.7 HIGHEST REBOUNDING AVERAGE, CAREER 1992-93 Chip Hare So 30 190 6.3 3 John Horan 1951-52 31 221 7.1 SEASONS G REBS AVG 1993-94 Alex Robertson Sr 27 158 5.9 4 Ryan Perryman 1994-95 27 207 7.7 1 Bill Uhl 1953-56 88 1289 14.6 1994-95 Ryan Perryman Fr 27 207 7.7 5 Chip Hare 1991-92 30 199 6.6 2 George Jackson 1969-71 54 782 14.5 1995-96 Ryan Perryman So 29 271 9.3 6 Brooks Hall 1999-00 31 179 5.8 Don May 1965-68 90 1301 14.5 1996-97 Ryan Perryman Jr 27 266 9.9 Steve McElvene 2015-16 32 179 5.6 4 Henry Finkel 1963-66 83 1106 13.3 1997-98 Ryan Perryman Sr 33 412 12.5 8 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-81 29 169 5.8 5 Garry Roggenburk 1959-62 87 1027 11.8 1998-99 Mark Ashman Jr 28 161 5.8 9 Jalen Robinson 2012-13 31 159 5.1 6 John Horan 1951-55 120 1341 11.2 1999-00 Mark Ashman Sr 31 199 5.8 10 Dyshawn Pierre 2012-13 31 157 5.1 7 Ryan Perryman 1994-98 116 1156 10.0 2000-01 Keith Waleskowski Fr 34 262 7.7 8 Jim Palmer 1954-57 76 703 9.3 2001-02 Keith Waleskowski So 32 257 8.0 MOST REBOUNDS, GAME 9 Erv Giddings 1974-78 102 935 9.2 2002-03 Keith Waleskowski Jr 30 247 8.2 OPPONENT DATE REB 10 Allen Elijah 1972-75 80 722 9.0 2003-04 Keith Waleskowski Sr 33 327 9.9 1 Garry Roggenburk Miami (Oh.) Dec 9, 1959 32 2004-05 Monty Scott So 29 134 4.6 2 Al Sicking E. Kentucky Jan 19, 1957 30 HIGHEST REBOUNDING AVERAGE, SEASON 2005-06 Norman Plummer So 31 201 6.5 3 Don May St. Louis Jan 11, 1968 28 YR SEASON G REBS AVG 2006-07 Charles Little So 31 160 5.2 Don May N. Michigan Dec 2, 1967 28 1 Don May Jr 1966-67 31 519 16.7 2007-08 Marcus Johnson So 34 174 5.1 Henry Finkel Chattanooga Jan 20, 1965 28 2 Bill Uhl So 1953-54 32 491 15.3 2008-09 Chris Wright So 35 232 6.6 6 Don May St. Louis Dec 3, 1966 27 3 Don May Sr 1967-68 30 451 15.0 2009-10 Chris Wright Jr 37 269 7.3 7 Don May Tampa Dec 15, 1966 26 4 Henry Finkel Jr 1964-65 29 431 14.9 2010-11 Chris Wright Sr 36 301 8.4 Henry Finkel Memphis Feb 15, 1964 26 5 Bill Uhl Sr 1955-56 27 398 14.7 2011-12 Chris Johnson Sr 33 204 6.4 Bill Uhl Iona Jan 7, 1956 26 6 George Jackson Jr 1969-70 27 391 14.5 2012-13 Devin Oliver Jr 31 243 7.8 10 Six Tied 25 George Jackson Sr 1970-71 27 391 14.5 2013-14 Devin Oliver Sr 37 275 7.4 8 Bill Uhl Jr 1954-55 29 400 13.8 2014-15 Dyshawn Pierre Jr 36 291 8.1 MOST REBOUNDS, GAME (SINCE 1972) Garry Roggenburk So 1959-60 28 385 13.8 2015-16 Charles Cooke Jr 32 187 5.8 OPPONENT DATE REB 10 John Horan Jr 1953-54 32 433 13.5 2016-17 Xeyrius Williams So 32 154 4.8 1 Ryan Perryman Long Island/NIT Mar 11, 1998 23 2 Erv Giddings Fairfield/NIT Mar 10, 1978 22 Erv Giddings E. Kentucky Dec 9, 1975 22 4 Joe Fisher Old Dominion Nov 30, 1974 20 Ryan Perryman Duquesne Feb 25, 1998 20 Chris Johnson Duquesne Jan 9, 2010 20

DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 100 INDIVIDUAL DEFENSIVE MARKS MOST BLOCKED SHOTS, YEARLY LEADERS Alex Robertson Notre Dame Feb 25, 1992 9 YR G BLKS AVG Jack Zimmerman Seton Hall Feb 10, 1977 9 CAREER OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO SEASONS G BLKS AVG 1974-75 Allen Elijah Sr 26 22 0.85 3 Negele Knight Miss. Valley Nov 30, 1988 7 1 Chris Wright 2007-11 123 162 1.32 1975-76 Erv Giddings So 27 37 1.37 Kevin Conrad La Salle Feb 12, 1983 7 2 Sean Finn 2000-04 123 139 1.13 1976-77 Tony Wells So 27 33 1.22 Kevin Dillard Minnesota Nov 27, 2011 7 3 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-84 118 124 1.05 1977-78 Erv Giddings Sr 29 45 1.55 Jordan Sibert St. Bonaventure Feb 14, 2015 7 4 Erv Giddings 1974-78 102 116 1.14 1978-79 Mike Kanieski Fr 29 25 0.86 HIGHEST STEAL AVERAGE, CAREER 5 Mark Ashman 1996-00 119 96 0.81 1979-80 Jim Rhoden So 19 20 1.05 SEASONS G STLS AVG 6 Anthony Corbitt 1986-90 120 82 0.68 1980-81 Richard Montague Sr 29 32 1.10 1 Alex Robertson 1989-94 117 276 2.36 7 Ed Young 1982-87 107 78 0.73 1981-82 Roosevelt Chapman So 30 28 0.93 2 Jim Paxson 1975-79 108 168 1.56 8 Wes Coffee 1988-92 108 77 0.71 1982-83 Roosevelt Chapman Jr 27 40 1.48 3 Derrick Dukes 1990-94 116 166 1.43 9 Keith Walekowski 2000-04 129 70 0.54 1983-84 Roosevelt Chapman Sr 32 41 1.28 4 Tony Stanley 1997-00 125 174 1.39 Kurt Huelsman 2006-10 137 70 0.51 1984-85 Dave Colbert Jr 29 33 1.14 5 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-84 118 159 1.35 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS, 1985-86 Dave Colbert Sr 30 29 0.97 6 Negele Knight 1985-90 122 162 1.33 SEASON 1986-87 Ed Young Sr 19 14 0.74 7 Ray Springer 1987-90 91 119 1.31 YR SEASON G BLKS AVG 1987-88 Steve Pittman Jr 29 29 1.00 8 London Warren 2006-10 137 175 1.28 1 Steve McElvene Fr 2015-16 32 55 1.70 1988-89 Anthony Corbitt Jr 29 29 1.00 9 Kevin Dillard 2011-13 64 81 1.27 2 Chris Wright Jr 2009-10 37 53 1.43 1989-90 Bill Uhl Sr 30 23 0.77 10 Jordan Sibert 2013-15 73 92 1.26 3 Chris Wright Sr 2010-11 36 51 1.42 1990-91 Wes Coffee Jr 29 25 0.86 4 Sean Finn So 2001-02 32 46 1.44 1991-92 Wes Coffee Sr 29 16 0.55 HIGHEST STEAL AVERAGE, SEASON YR SEASON G STLS AVG 5 Erv Giddings Sr 1977-78 29 45 1.55 1992-93 Marco Pikaar Fr 28 16 0.57 1 Alex Robertson Sr 1993-94 27 78 2.89 6 Sean Finn Jr 2002-03 30 44 1.47 1993-94 Chris Daniels So 27 10 0.37 2 Alex Robertson Jr 1991-92 30 84 2.80 Chris Wright So 2008-09 35 44 1.26 1994-95 Chris Daniels Jr 26 11 0.42 3 Alex Robertson So 1990-91 29 72 2.48 8 Roosevelt Chapman Sr 1983-84 32 41 1.28 1995-96 Chris Daniels Sr 20 28 1.40 4 Jim Paxson Sr 1978-79 25 53 2.12 9 Roosevelt Chapman Jr 1982-83 27 40 1.48 1996-97 Mark Ashman Fr 27 33 1.22 5 Dan Christie Sr 1986-87 27 50 1.85 10 Sean Finn Sr 2003-04 33 39 1.18 1997-98 Mark Ashman So 33 24 0.73 Tony Stanley So 1998-99 27 50 1.85 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS, 1998-99 Mark Ashman Jr 28 25 0.89 7 Jordan Sibert Sr 2014-15 36 62 1.72 FRESHMAN 1999-00 Yuanta Holland Jr 31 20 0.65 8 Negele Knight Sr 1989-90 32 54 1.69 SEASON G BLKS AVG 2000-01 Keith Waleskowski Fr 34 21 0.62 9 Derrick Dukes Fr 1990-91 29 48 1.66 1 Steve McElvene 2015-16 32 55 1.70 2001-02 Sean Finn So 32 46 1.44 2 Mark Ashman 1996-97 27 33 1.22 2002-03 Sean Finn Jr 30 44 1.47 HIGHEST STEAL AVERAGE, FRESHMAN 3 Mike Kanieski 1978-79 29 25 0.86 2003-04 Sean Finn Sr 33 39 1.18 Season G Stls Avg 4 Ed Young 1982-83 26 22 0.85 2004-05 Chris Alvarez Fr 29 17 0.59 1 Derrick Dukes 1990-91 29 48 1.66 5 Wes Coffee 1988-89 23 21 0.91 2005-06 Chris Alvarez So 31 19 0.61 2 Jack Zimmerman 1976-77 26 36 1.38 Jim Rhoden 1977-78 23 21 0.91 2006-07 Monty Scott Sr 25 21 0.84 3 Alex Robertson 1989-90 28 34 1.21 Keith Waleskowski 2000-01 34 21 0.62 2007-08 Thiago Cordeiro Jr 27 16 0.59 David Morris 1998-99 28 34 1.21 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS, 2008-09 Chris Wright So 35 44 1.26 5 Jim Paxson 1975-76 27 32 1.19 GAME 2009-10 Chris Wright Jr 37 53 1.43 YEARLY LEADERS OPPONENT DATE BLKS 2010-11 Chris Wright Sr 36 51 1.42 YR G STLS AVG 1 George Morrison Iona Dec 22, 1981 6 2011-12 Chris Johnson Sr 33 19 0.58 1974-75 Johnny Davis So 26 32 1.23 Erv Giddings Youngstown St. Jan 10, 1977 6 2012-13 Josh Benson Sr 31 32 1.03 1975-76 Johnny Davis Jr 26 40 1.54 Sean Finn St. Joseph’s/A10 Mar 7, 2002 6 2013-14 Jalen Robinson So 36 13 0.36 1976-77 Jack Zimmerman Fr 26 36 1.38 Chris Wright La Salle Feb 5, 2011 6 2014-15 Kendall Pollard So 35 32 0.91 1977-78 Jim Paxson Jr 29 47 1.62 Steve McElvene Saint Louis Jan 27, 2016 6 2015-16 Steve McElvene Fr 32 55 1.71 1978-79 Jim Paxson Sr 25 53 2.12 HIGHEST BLOCKED SHOT AVERAGE, 2016-17 Xeyrius Williams So 32 36 1.12 1979-80 Jack Zimmerman Sr 27 30 1.11 CAREER 1980-81 Kevin Conrad So 29 45 1.55 SEASONS G BLKS AVG MOST STEALS, CAREER 1981-82 Roosevelt Chapman So 30 43 1.43 1 Steve McElvene 2015-16 32 55 1.70 SEASONS G STLS AVG 1982-83 Roosevelt Chapman Jr 27 44 1.63 2 Chris Wright 2007-11 123 162 1.32 1 Alex Robertson 1989-94 117 276 2.36 1983-84 Roosevelt Chapman Sr 32 46 1.44 3 Erv Giddings 1974-78 102 116 1.14 2 London Warren 2006-10 137 175 1.28 1984-85 Dave Colbert Jr 29 29 1.00 4 Sean Finn 2000-04 123 139 1.13 3 Tony Stanley 1997-01 125 174 1.39 5 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-84 118 124 1.05 4 Jim Paxson 1975-79 108 168 1.56 1985-86 Damon Goodwin Sr 30 25 0.83 Dave Colbert 1984-86 59 62 1.05 5 Derrick Dukes 1990-94 116 166 1.43 1986-87 Dan Christie Sr 27 50 1.85 7 Tony Wells 1975-77 54 48 0.89 6 Negele Knight 1985-90 122 162 1.33 1987-88 Ray Springer So 30 39 1.30 8 Mark Ashman 1996-00 119 96 0.81 7 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-84 118 159 1.35 1988-89 Negele Knight Jr 29 47 1.62 9 Ed Young 1982-87 107 78 0.73 8 David Morris 1998-02 125 155 1.24 1989-90 Negele Knight Sr 32 54 1.69 10 Wes Coffee 1988-92 108 77 0.71 9 Jack Zimmerman 1976-80 111 134 1.21 1990-91 Alex Robertson So 29 72 2.48 Edwin Young 1996-00 118 134 1.14 1991-92 Alex Robertson Jr 30 84 2.80 HIGHEST BLOCKED SHOT AVERAGE, 1992-93 Derrick Dukes Jr 30 42 1.40 SEASON MOST STEALS, SEASON 1993-94 Alex Robertson Sr 27 78 2.89 YR SEASON G BLKS AVG YR SEASON G STLS AVG 1994-95 Ryan Perryman Fr 27 30 1.11 1 Steve McElvene Fr 2015-16 32 55 1.70 1 Alex Robertson Jr 1991-92 30 84 2.80 1995-96 Jeffrey Brookins Sr 29 35 1.21 2 Erv Giddings Sr 1977-78 29 45 1.55 2 Alex Robertson Sr 1993-94 27 78 2.89 1996-97 Darnell Hoskins Sr 23 31 1.35 3 Roosevelt Chapman Jr 1982-83 27 40 1.48 3 Alex Robertson So 1990-91 29 72 2.48 1997-98 Edwin Young So 32 34 1.06 4 Sean Finn So 2001-02 32 46 1.44 4 Jordan Sibert Sr 2014-15 36 62 1.72 1998-99 Tony Stanley So 27 50 1.85 5 Sean Finn So 2001-02 32 46 1.44 London Warren Jr 2008-09 35 57 1.63 1999-00 Tony Stanley Jr 31 52 1.44 6 Chris Wright Jr 2009-10 37 53 1.43 6 Negele Knight Sr 1989-90 32 54 1.69 7 Chris Wright Sr 2010-11 36 51 1.42 2000-01 Tony Stanley Sr 34 43 1.26 7 Jim Paxson Sr 1978-79 25 53 2.12 8 Chris Daniels Sr 1995-96 20 28 1.40 2001-02 David Morris Sr 32 44 1.38 Kyle Davis So 2014-15 36 53 1.47 9 Erv Giddings So 1975-76 27 37 1.37 2002-03 Brooks Hall Sr 30 28 0.93 9 Tony Stanley Jr 1999-00 31 52 1.68 10 Roosevelt Chapman Sr 1983-84 32 41 1.28 2003-04 Keith Waleskowski Sr 33 28 0.85 Scoochie Smith So 2014-15 36 52 1.44 2004-05 Marques Bennett Jr 29 28 0.97 HIGHEST BLOCKED SHOT AVERAGE, MOST STEALS, FRESHMAN ONLY 2005-06 Chris Alvarez So 31 31 1.00 FRESHMAN 2006-07 London Warren Fr 31 27 0.87 SEASON G BLKS AVG SEASON G STLS AVG 2007-08 London Warren So 34 45 1.32 1 Steve McElvene 2015-16 32 55 1.70 1 Derrick Dukes 1990-91 29 48 1.66 2 Mark Ashman 1996-97 27 33 1.22 2008-09 London Warren Jr 35 57 1.63 2 Jack Zimmerman 1976-77 26 36 1.38 3 Chris Wright 2007-08 15 14 0.93 2009-10 London Warren Sr 37 46 1.24 3 Alex Robertson 1989-90 28 34 1.21 4 Wes Coffee 1988-89 23 21 0.91 2010-11 Chris Johnson Jr 36 31 0.86 David Morris 1998-99 28 34 1.21 Jim Rhoden 1977-78 23 21 0.91 2011-12 Kevin Dillard Jr 33 47 1.42 5 Jim Paxson 1975-76 27 32 1.19 6 Mike Kanieski 1978-79 29 25 0.86 2012-13 Devin Oliver Jr 31 36 1.16 7 Ed Young 1982-83 26 22 0.85 MOST STEALS, GAME 2013-14 Devin Oliver Sr 37 33 0.89 OPPONENT DATE STLS 2014-15 Jordan Sibert Sr 36 62 1.72 1 Alex Robertson Miami (Oh.) Dec 30, 1993 9 2015-16 Scoochie Smith Jr 32 42 1.31 2016-17 Scoochie Smith Sr 32 51 1.59

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MOST GAMES PLAYED, CAREER CONTRACTORS BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE OF DAYTON SEASONS G 1 Chris Johnson 2008-12 138 2 Kurt Huelsman 2006-10 137 London Warren 2006-10 137 Paul Williams 2008-12 137 5 Marcus Johnson 2006-10 135 6 Nate Green 1998-03 133 Devin Oliver 2010-14 133 8 Devin Searcy 2007-11 130 9 Keith Waleskowski 2000-04 129 10 Ramod Marshall 2000-04 127 Charles Little 2005-09 127 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED, CAREER SEASONS G 1 Kurt Huelsman 2006-10 137* London Warren 2006-10 137 3 David Morris 1998-02 125 Yuanta Holland 1998-02 125 Brian Roberts 2004-08 125 Jimmy Binnie 2004-08 125 FROM OUR TEAM OF 7 Mark Jones 2001-05 124 Anthony Corbitt 1986-90 120 9 Damon Goodwin 1982-86 119 Mark Ashman 1987-00 119 *Huelsman had a UD-record 137 consecutive starts. PLAYMAKERS TO YOURS MOST GAMES PLAYED, SEASON YR SEASON G 1 Kurt Huelsman Sr 2009-10 37 DAVE COLBERT, despite a nagging foot injury as a senior, averaged 37.7 minutes per game in his career, London Warren Sr 2009-10 37 matching Jim Paxson, Jr.’s school record. Technically, Colbert leads Paxson by three-quarters of a second. Chris Wright Jr 2009-10 37 Mickey Perry Sr 2009-10 37 Devin Searcy Jr 2009-10 37 10 Mike Kanieski Sr 1981-82 30 1113 37.1 4 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-81 29 878 30.3 BEST OF LUCK THIS SEASON Devin Oliver Sr 2013-14 37 5 Ed Young 1982-83 26 783 30.1 Dyshawn Pierre So 2013-14 37 MOST MINUTES PLAYED, FRESHMAN Jordan Sibert Jr 2013-14 37 SEASON G MIN AVG SIZING THE FLYERS, TALLEST Khari Price So 2013-14 37 1 Jim Paxson 1975-76 27 1061 39.3 SEASONS HT Vee Sanford Sr 2013-14 37 2 Juwan Staten 2010-11 36 1018 29.1 1 Wes Coffee 1988-92 7-00 Scoochie Smith Fr 2013-14 37 3 Mike Kanieski 1978-79 29 968 33.4 Bill Uhl 1953-56 7-00 Kendall Pollard Fr 2013-14 37 4 Jack Zimmerman 1976-77 26 922 35.5 Sean Finn 2000-04 7-00 5 Keith Walesowski 2000-01 24 920 27.1 3 Steve McElvene 2014-16 6-11 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES 6 Tony Stanley 1997-98 33 911 27.6 James Cripe 2003-06 6-11 PLAYED, SEASON Jeff Tressler 1983-86 6-11 YR SEASONS G MOST MINUTES PLAYED, GAME Joe Coladarci 1971-72 6-11 1 Kurt Huelsman Sr 2009-10 37 OPPONENT DATE MIN Henry Finkel 1963-66 6-11 888.534.1525 London Warren Sr 2009-10 37 1 Kevin Conrad Providence Jan 28, 1982 62 6 Kurt Huelsman 2006-10 6-10 Chris Wright Jr 2009-10 37 Mike Kanieski Providence Jan 28, 1982 62 Mike Harmon 1997-98 6-10 Mickey Perry Sr 2009-10 37 3 Mike Kanieski Duquesne Feb 20, 1981 53 Mark Ashman 1996-00 6-10 Devin Searcy Jr 2009-10 37 Matt Cooper 1996-00 6-10 Devin Oliver Sr 2013-14 37 MOST MINUTES PER GAME, CAREER Marco Pikaar 1992-96 6-10 Dyshawn Pierre So 2013-14 37 SEASONS G MIN AVG Chip Hare 1991-95 6-10 Jordan Sibert Jr 2013-14 37 1 Dave Colbert 1984-86 59 2224 37.7 Chris Daniels 1991-96 6-10 Khari Price So 2013-14 37 Jim Paxson 1975-79 108 4068 37.7 Mike Kanieski 1978-82 6-10 Vee Sanford Sr 2013-14 37 3 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-84 118 4189 35.5 George Morrison 1978-82 6-10 Scoochie Smith Fr 2013-14 37 4 Jack Zimmerman 1976-80 111 3924 35.4 Fred Eckert 1975-76 6-10 Kendall Pollard Fr 2013-14 37 5 Negele Knight 1985-90 122 4066 33.3 Steve Lawrence 1970-73 6-10 MOST MINUTES PLAYED, CAREER 6 Mike Kanieski 1978-82 115 3799 33.0 Dan Obrovac 1966-69 6-10 SEASONS G MIN AVG 7 Kevin Dillard 2011-13 64 2102 32.8 Bill Chmielewski 1961-62 6-10 1 Roosevelt Chapman 1980-84 118 4189 35.5 8 Ed Young 1982-87 107 3384 31.6 Devin Searcy 2007-11 6-10 2 Jim Paxson 1795-79 108 4068 37.7 9 Anthony Corbitt 1986-90 120 3764 31.4 Bill Westerkamp 1960-63 6-10 3 Negele Knight 1985-90 122 4066 33.3 10 Brian Roberts 2004-08 125 3902 31.2 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL PAVING SPECIALISTS 4 Ramod Marshall 2000-04 127 3952 31.1 SIZING THE FLYERS, SHORTEST 5 Jack Zimmerman 1976-80 111 3924 35.4 MOST MINUTES PER GAME, SEASON SEASONS HT www.butlerasphalt.com 6 Brian Roberts 2004-08 125 3902 31.2 YR SEASON G MIN AVG 1 Keith Braswell 1994-95 5-00 7 Tony Stanley 1997-01 125 3871 30.9 1 Jim Paxson Fr 1975-76 27 1061 39.3 2 Marlo Termini 1947-48 5-02 8 Keith Waleskowski 2000-04 129 3807 29.5 2 Johnny Davis Jr 1975-76 26 1007 38.7 3 Robert Flynn 1947-51 5-07 3 Johnny Davis So 1974-75 26 1002 38.5 937-890-1141 9 Mike Kanieski 1978-82 115 3799 33.0 4 William Dupuy 2013-16 5-08 10 Anthony Corbitt 1986-90 120 3764 31.4 Dave Colbert Sr 1985-86 30 1155 38.5 Bernie Otten 1946-47 5-08 5 Negele Knight So 1987-88 31 1169 37.7 Robert Wolfe 1945-48 5-08 7500 Johnson Station Rd., Vandalia, OH 45377 MOST MINUTES PLAYED, SEASON Roosevelt Chapman Sr 1983-84 32 1205 37.7 6 Chad Vorhis 1997-98 5-09 YR SEASON G MIN AVG 7 Roosevelt Chapman Jr 1982-83 27 1015 37.6 Gene Joseph 1948-52 5-09 1 Jordan Sibert Sr 2014-15 36 1215 33.8 8 Jack Zimmerman Sr 1979-80 27 1013 37.5 Robert Davis 1948-49 5-09 2 Roosevelt Chapman Sr 1983-84 32 1205 37.7 9 Jim Paxson So 1976-77 27 1012 37.5 Bob Klotz 1946-47 5-09 3 Dyshawn Pierre Jr 2014-15 36 1202 33.4 10 Jim Paxson Sr 1978-79 25 929 37.2 Donald Norris 1946-47 5-09 4 Scoochie Smith So 2014-15 36 1181 32.8 William Knisley 1940-46 5-09 5 Brian Roberts Sr 2004-08 31 1179 34.7 MOST MINUTES PER GAME, FRESHMAN EXCAVATION CONTRACTOR 6 Negele Knight So 1987-88 31 1169 37.7 SEASON G MIN AVG Industrial / Commercial Sitework & Demolition 7 Dave Colbert Sr 1985-86 30 1155 38.5 David E. Hickey 1 Jim Paxson 1975-76 27 1061 39.3 1280 Brandt Pike 8 Ed Young So 1983-84 32 1133 35.4 2 Jack Zimmerman 1976-77 26 922 35.5 Cell: (937) 776-5258 Dayton, OH 45404 9 Ramod Marshall Sr 2003-04 32 1132 35.4 3 Mike Kanieski 1978-79 29 968 33.4 Office: (937) 233-1830 [email protected] Fax: (937) 233-2075 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 102 CONTRACTORS BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE OF DAYTON OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO

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YEAR COACH W L G FG ATT PCT 3PT ATT PCT FT ATT PCT OR REB AVG PF AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG 1949-50 Tom Blackburn 24 8 32 794 2137 .372 ------438 700 .626 ------650 ------2026 63.3 1950-51 Tom Blackburn 27 5 32 827 2273 .364 ------559 845 .662 --- 1572 49.1 660 486 ------2213 69.2 1951-52 Tom Blackburn 28 5 33 923 2422 .381 ------588 865 .680 ------510 ------2434 73.8 1952-53 Tom Blackburn 16 13 29 747 2058 .363 ------634 970 .654 --- 1311 45.2 606 ------2128 73.4 1953-54 Tom Blackburn 25 7 32 837 2183 .383 ------759 1184 .641 --- 1660 51.9 646 ------2433 76.0 1954-55 Tom Blackburn 25 4 29 800 2008 .398 ------671 1013 .662 --- 1738 59.9 565 ------2271 78.3 1955-56 Tom Blackburn 25 4 29 851 2090 .407 ------568 874 .650 --- 1713 59.1 504 ------2270 78.3 1956-57 Tom Blackburn 19 9 28 732 1903 .385 ------561 911 .616 --- 1676 59.9 511 ------2025 72.3 1957-58 Tom Blackburn 25 4 29 747 1873 .399 ------437 728 .600 --- 1516 52.3 522 ------1931 66.6 1958-59 Tom Blackburn 14 12 26 643 1653 .389 ------441 705 .626 --- 1282 49.3 473 ------1727 66.4 THE FIFTIES 228 71 299 7901 20600 .384 ------5656 8795 .643 ------5647 ------21458 71.8 1959-60 Tom Blackburn 21 7 28 723 1736 .416 ------438 709 .618 --- 1418 50.6 457 ------1884 67.3 1960-61 Tom Blackburn 20 9 29 860 1987 .433 ------452 720 .628 --- 1591 54.9 494 ------2172 74.9 1961-62 Tom Blackburn 24 6 30 922 2056 .448 ------452 702 .644 --- 1568 52.3 541 ------2296 76.5 1962-63 Tom Blackburn 16 10 26 645 1516 .425 ------390 593 .658 --- 1142 43.9 436 ------1680 64.6 1963-64 Tom Blackburn 15 10 25 749 1596 .469 ------433 627 .691 --- 1225 49.0 490 ------1931 77.2 1964-65 Don Donoher 22 7 29 915 1979 .462 ------453 634 .715 --- 1421 49.0 494 ------2283 78.7 1965-66 Don Donoher 23 6 29 915 1974 .464 ------514 713 .721 --- 1452 50.1 493 ------2344 80.8 1966-67 Don Donoher 25 6 31 982 2091 .470 ------562 797 .705 --- 1544 49.8 555 ------2526 81.5 1967-68 Don Donoher 21 9 30 899 1936 .464 ------527 721 .731 --- 1406 46.9 542 ------2325 77.5 1968-69 Don Donoher 20 7 27 803 1767 .454 ------376 576 .653 --- 1308 48.4 483 ------1982 73.4 THE SIXTIES 207 77 284 8413 18638 .451 ------4597 6792 .677 --- 15075 53.1 4985 ------21423 75.4 1969-70 Don Donoher 19 8 27 818 1794 .456 ------499 736 .678 --- 1342 49.7 498 ------2135 79.1 1970-71 Don Donoher 18 9 27 809 1796 .450 ------496 760 .653 --- 1355 50.2 455 ------2114 78.3 1971-72 Don Donoher 13 13 26 718 1748 .411 ------458 648 .707 --- 1175 45.2 500 ------1894 72.8 1972-73 Don Donoher 13 13 26 834 1782 .468 ------354 501 .707 --- 1121 43.1 502 ------2022 77.8 1973-74 Don Donoher 20 9 29 918 1917 .479 ------385 527 .731 --- 1215 41.9 515 401 434 ------2221 76.6 1974-75 Don Donoher 10 16 26 787 1710 .460 ------331 489 .677 --- 1077 41.4 476 381 466 58 139 1905 73.3 1975-76 Don Donoher 14 13 27 804 1732 .464 ------449 624 .720 --- 1108 41.0 537 428 485 80 143 2057 76.2 1976-77 Don Donoher 16 11 27 850 1713 .496 ------343 507 .677 --- 1039 38.5 525 534 478 84 154 2043 75.7 1977-78 Don Donoher 19 10 29 877 1808 .485 ------391 575 .680 --- 1155 39.8 590 585 511 117 146 2145 74.0 1978-79 Don Donoher 19 10 29 922 1916 .481 ------399 525 .760 --- 1131 39.0 594 568 412 77 205 2243 77.3 THE SEVENTIES 161 112 273 8337 17916 .465 ------4105 5892 .697 --- 11718 42.9 5192 ------20779 76.1 1979-80 Don Donoher 13 14 27 767 1674 .458 ------372 504 .738 --- 1036 38.4 537 472 379 69 130 1906 70.6 1980-81 Don Donoher 18 11 29 843 1718 .491 ------501 698 .718 --- 1138 39.2 626 484 483 78 145 2187 75.4 1981-82 Don Donoher 21 9 30 867 1702 .509 ------470 686 .685 --- 1124 37.5 597 560 438 89 151 2204 73.5 1982-83 Don Donoher 18 10 28 726 1474 .493 ------453 586 .773 --- 938 33.5 500 455 455 90 156 1905 68.0 1983-84 Don Donoher 21 11 32 890 1798 .495 ------518 706 .734 --- 1056 33.0 610 504 433 81 178 2298 71.8 1984-85 Don Donoher 19 10 29 768 1525 .504 ------460 645 .713 --- 914 31.5 525 503 363 73 147 1996 68.8 1985-86 Don Donoher 17 13 30 821 1678 .489 ------500 677 .739 --- 1003 33.4 539 555 401 79 158 2142 71.4 1986-87 Don Donoher 13 15 28 723 1562 .463 74 203 .365 408 596 .685 330 917 32.8 516 424 371 68 156 1928 68.9 1987-88 Don Donoher 13 18 31 908 1854 .490 77 232 .332 418 603 .693 346 1039 33.5 515 563 440 84 145 2311 74.5 1988-89 Don Donoher 12 17 29 841 1772 .475 88 276 .319 388 563 .689 334 979 33.8 522 535 359 91 161 2158 74. THE EIGHTIES 165 128 293 8154 16757 .487 239 711 .336 4488 6264 .716 --- 10144 34.6 5487 5051 4122 802 1527 21035 71.8 1989-90 Jim O’Brien 22 10 32 1026 2171 .473 261 666 .392 556 774 .718 414 1212 37.9 676 584 471 84 282 2869 89.7 1990-91 Jim O’Brien 14 15 29 897 2063 .435 256 727 .352 424 660 .642 440 1211 41.8 616 517 536 67 279 2474 85.3 1991-92 Jim O’Brien 15 15 30 768 1729 .444 198 582 .340 416 599 .694 320 1042 34.7 578 447 531 66 232 2150 71.7 1992-93 Jim O’Brien 4 26 30 662 1665 .398 240 722 .332 280 423 .662 327 946 31.5 540 378 413 51 128 1844 61.5 1993-94 Jim O’Brien 6 21 27 691 1664 .415 235 698 .337 328 518 .633 336 961 35.6 564 395 455 35 184 1945 72.0 1994-95 Oliver Purnell 7 20 27 645 1591 .405 140 437 .320 370 612 .605 380 990 36.7 587 338 501 51 132 1800 66.7 1995-96 Oliver Purnell 15 14 29 725 1579 .459 142 467 .304 453 712 .636 393 1153 39.8 539 406 549 89 131 2045 70.5 1996-97 Oliver Purnell 13 14 27 646 1504 .430 168 494 .340 443 625 .709 359 991 36.7 533 342 426 70 133 1903 70.5 1997-98 Oliver Purnell 21 12 33 862 1915 .450 182 486 .374 605 843 .718 485 1300 39.4 593 444 475 69 183 2511 76.1 1998-99 Oliver Purnell 11 17 28 637 1611 .395 174 534 .326 452 622 .727 384 1018 36.4 526 355 440 81 203 1900 67.9 THE NINETIES 128 164 292 7559 17492 .432 1996 6079 .328 4327 6388 .677 3838 10824 37.1 5752 4206 4797 663 1887 21441 73.4 1999-00 Oliver Purnell 22 9 31 752 1735 .433 218 590 .369 492 690 .713 448 1153 37.2 559 412 429 70 215 2214 71.4 2000-01 Oliver Purnell 21 13 34 819 1854 .442 254 686 .370 526 718 .733 446 1208 35.5 615 517 482 85 206 2418 71.1 2001-02 Oliver Purnell 21 11 32 814 1816 .448 224 629 .356 487 715 .681 449 1278 39.9 600 546 433 106 185 2339 73.1 2002-03 Oliver Purnell 24 6 30 738 1638 .439 227 633 .359 479 670 .715 403 1091 36.4 529 452 397 88 159 2182 72.7 2003-04 Brian Gregory 24 9 33 780 1746 .447 207 644 .321 477 717 .665 409 1266 38.4 577 489 467 94 150 2244 68.0 2004-05 Brian Gregory 18 11 29 639 1554 .411 224 592 .378 375 519 .723 333 976 33.7 586 387 380 56 170 1877 64.7 2005-06 Brian Gregory 14 17 31 715 1669 .408 187 495 .378 347 520 .667 379 1113 35.9 582 411 434 87 154 1964 63.4 2006-07 Brian Gregory 19 12 31 737 1654 .446 196 515 .381 405 583 .695 350 1032 33.3 604 385 437 90 145 2075 66.9 2007-08 Brian Gregory 23 11 34 820 1749 .469 203 542 .375 474 740 .641 382 1174 34.5 612 394 441 88 167 2317 68.1 2008-09 Brian Gregory 27 8 35 831 1972 .421 190 579 .328 487 753 .647 484 1328 37.9 672 485 475 124 227 2339 66.8 THE 2000S 213 107 320 7645 17387 .440 2130 5905 .361 4549 6625 .687 4083 11619 36.3 5936 4478 4375 888 1778 21969 68.7 2009-10 Brian Gregory 25 12 37 909 2050 .443 256 744 .344 525 789 .665 438 1433 38.7 729 544 535 128 237 2599 70.2 2010-11 Brian Gregory 22 14 36 851 2078 .410 243 684 .355 468 691 .677 478 1393 38.7 699 525 477 105 171 2413 67.0 2011-12 Archie Miller 20 13 33 814 1860 .438 257 750 .343 484 622 .778 407 1177 35.7 617 472 430 89 174 2369 71.8 2012-13 Archie Miller 17 14 31 786 1656 .475 182 474 .384 471 657 .717 342 1062 34.3 613 433 450 80 173 2225 71.8 2013-14 Archie Miller 26 11 37 935 2018 .463 243 644 .377 558 819 .681 414 1289 34.8 736 485 442 96 222 2671 72.2 2014-15 Archie Miller 27 9 36 810 1755 .462 239 670 .357 580 846 .686 255 1121 31.1 573 490 415 91 250 2439 67.8 2015-16 Archie Miller 25 8 33 819 1781 .460 214 617 .347 484 725 .668 1228 38.4 471 413 139 192 2336 73.0 2016-17 Archie Miller 24 8 32 820 1763 .456 258 671 .385 530 768 .690 277 1097 34.3 601 500 376 128 249 2428 75.9 UD TOTALS SINCE 1949-50 1312 755 2035 54753 123751 .442 6158 17683 .348 31822 46673 .681 11542 79936 39.2 37567 21042 19655 3625 7647 147589 72.5 Blackburn (15 seasons) 324 113 437 11800 29491 .400 — — — 7821 12146 .644 — 19412 44.4 8065 — — — — 31421 71.9 Donoher (25 seasons) 437 275 712 21005 44420 .473 — — — 11025 15597 .707 — 28993 40.7 13246 7952 6908 1218 2314 53274 74.8 O’Brien (5 seasons) 61 87 148 4044 9292 .435 1190 3395 .351 2004 2974 .674 1837 5372 36.3 2974 2321 2406 303 1105 11282 76.2 Purnell (9 seasons) 155 116 271 6638 15243 .435 1729 4956 .349 4307 6207 .694 3747 10182 37.6 5081 3812 4132 709 1547 19312 71.3 Gregory (8 seasons) 172 94 266 6282 14472 .434 1706 4795 .356 3558 5312 .670 3253 9715 36.5 5061 3620 3646 772 1421 17828 67.0 Miller (6 seasons) 139 63 202 4984 10833 .460 1939 3826 .506 3107 4437 .700 1695 6974 34.5 3140 2851 2526 623 1260 14468 71.6

DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 104 MODERN ERA OPPONENTS STATS

YEAR DAYTON COACH W L G FG ATT PCT 3PT ATT PCT FT ATT PCT OR REB AVG PF AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG

1949-50 Tom Blackburn 8 24 32 622 2079 .299 ------503 820 .613 ------589 ------1747 54.6 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO 1950-51 Tom Blackburn 5 27 32 679 2308 .294 ------452 738 .612 --- 1265 39.5 708 285 ------1810 56.6 1951-52 Tom Blackburn 5 28 33 756 2522 .300 ------563 879 .641 ------360 ------2075 62.9 1952-53 Tom Blackburn 13 16 29 682 2085 .327 ------616 947 .650 --- 1077 37.1 637 ------1980 68.3 1953-54 Tom Blackburn 7 25 32 767 2303 .333 ------652 997 .654 --- 1165 36.4 758 ------2186 68.3 1954-55 Tom Blackburn 4 25 29 665 1963 .339 ------618 947 .653 --- 1230 42.4 694 ------1948 67.2 1955-56 Tom Blackburn 4 25 29 619 1967 .315 ------565 850 .665 --- 1232 42.5 533 ------1803 62.2 1956-57 Tom Blackburn 9 19 28 600 1744 .344 ------515 831 .620 --- 1195 42.7 550 ------1715 61.3 1957-58 Tom Blackburn 4 25 29 589 1696 .347 ------462 721 .641 --- 1166 40.2 523 ------1640 56.6 1958-59 Tom Blackburn 12 14 26 606 1601 .379 ------456 668 .683 --- 1088 41.8 502 ------1668 64.2 THE FIFTIES 71 228 299 6585 20268 .325 ------5402 8398 .643 ------5854 ------18572 62.1 1959-60 Tom Blackburn 7 21 28 627 1704 .368 ------423 636 .665 --- 1109 39.6 491 ------1677 59.9 1960-61 Tom Blackburn 9 20 29 728 1993 .365 ------463 703 .659 --- 1273 43.9 512 ------1919 66.2 1961-62 Tom Blackburn 6 24 30 763 1976 .386 ------505 721 .700 --- 1220 40.7 554 ------2031 67.7 1962-63 Tom Blackburn 10 16 26 608 1623 .375 ------401 585 .685 --- 1106 42.5 451 ------1617 62.2 1963-64 Tom Blackburn 10 15 25 706 1713 .412 ------430 628 .685 --- 1021 40.8 468 ------1842 73.7 1964-65 Don Donoher 7 22 29 815 1949 .418 ------402 620 .648 --- 1179 40.7 485 ------2032 70.1 1965-66 Don Donoher 6 23 29 809 1972 .410 ------417 621 .671 --- 1173 40.4 536 ------2035 70.2 1966-67 Don Donoher 6 25 31 855 2063 .414 ------462 711 .650 --- 1257 40.5 605 ------2172 70.1 1967-68 Don Donoher 9 21 30 773 1840 .420 ------459 691 .664 --- 1124 37.5 559 ------2005 66.8 1968-69 Don Donoher 7 20 27 679 1723 .394 ------412 644 .640 --- 1132 41.9 451 ------1770 65.6 THE SIXTIES 77 207 284 7363 18556 .397 ------4374 6560 .667 --- 11594 40.8 5112 ------19100 67.3 1969-70 Don Donoher 8 19 27 731 1775 .412 ------452 649 .696 --- 1112 41.2 560 ------1914 70.9 1970-71 Don Donoher 9 18 27 794 1810 .439 ------363 561 .647 --- 1110 41.1 560 ------1951 72.3 1971-72 Don Donoher 13 13 26 751 1757 .427 ------434 648 .670 --- 1265 48.7 502 ------1936 74.5 1972-73 Don Donoher 13 13 26 842 1877 .449 ------333 493 .675 --- 1169 45.0 517 ------2017 77.6 1973-74 Don Donoher 9 20 29 861 1921 .448 ------320 468 .684 --- 1134 39.1 524 --- 473 ------2042 70.4 1974-75 Don Donoher 16 10 26 816 1796 .454 ------340 465 .731 --- 1088 41.8 508 372 426 ------1972 75.8 1975-76 Don Donoher 13 14 27 844 1807 .467 ------368 554 .664 --- 1144 42.4 560 426 473 83 154 2056 76.1 1976-77 Don Donoher 11 16 27 775 1698 .456 ------347 509 .682 --- 1073 39.7 540 332 540 71 118 1897 70.3 1977-78 Don Donoher 10 19 29 755 1742 .433 ------389 606 .642 --- 1164 40.1 558 366 555 76 123 1899 65.5 1978-79 Don Donoher 10 19 29 800 1733 .462 ------451 674 .669 --- 1145 39.5 541 423 486 73 177 2051 70.7 THE SEVENTIES 112 161 273 7969 17916 .444 ------3797 5627 .675 --- 11404 41.8 5370 ------19735 72.3 1979-80 Don Donoher 14 13 27 710 1540 .461 ------388 555 .699 --- 1000 37.0 552 353 443 81 127 1808 67.0 1980-81 Don Donoher 11 18 29 830 1752 .474 ------453 649 .698 --- 1052 36.3 635 413 459 81 171 2113 72.9 1981-82 Don Donoher 9 21 30 838 1812 .462 ------388 585 .663 --- 1098 36.6 628 390 455 74 172 2064 68.8 1982-83 Don Donoher 10 18 28 706 1575 .448 ------319 470 .679 --- 874 31.2 559 323 434 66 197 1731 61.8 1983-84 Don Donoher 11 21 32 891 1886 .472 ------399 605 .660 --- 1106 34.6 634 446 457 94 178 2181 68.2 1984-85 Don Donoher 10 19 29 753 1608 .468 ------354 514 .689 --- 933 32.2 589 439 400 86 181 1860 64.1 1985-86 Don Donoher 13 17 30 797 1683 .474 ------449 614 .731 --- 966 32.2 577 438 430 73 185 2043 68.1 1986-87 Don Donoher 15 13 28 733 1538 .477 82 214 .383 442 600 .737 331 943 33.7 569 432 392 101 177 1990 71.1 1987-88 Don Donoher 18 13 31 961 1965 .489 109 340 .321 424 617 .687 412 1118 36.1 590 570 415 100 210 2455 79.2 1988-89 Don Donoher 17 12 29 856 1749 .489 127 340 .374 421 626 .673 374 1089 37.6 529 559 397 78 163 2260 77.9 THE EIGHTIES 128 165 293 8075 17108 .472 318 894 .356 4037 5835 .692 --- 10179 34.7 5862 4363 4282 834 1761 20505 70.0 1989-90 Jim O’Brien 10 22 32 995 2027 .491 166 452 .367 519 748 .694 405 1271 39.7 662 654 594 118 168 2675 83.6 1990-91 Jim O’Brien 15 14 29 875 1902 .460 165 497 .332 513 727 .706 392 1259 43.4 594 591 612 104 215 2428 83.7 1991-92 Jim O’Brien 15 15 30 780 1727 .452 143 429 .333 444 653 .680 322 1062 35.4 560 480 512 106 204 2147 71.6 1992-93 Jim O’Brien 26 4 30 756 1581 .478 209 551 .379 429 622 .690 308 1076 35.9 453 452 399 83 152 2150 71.7 1993-94 Jim O’Brien 21 6 27 743 1634 .455 194 522 .372 449 665 .675 366 1109 41.1 489 401 453 80 176 2129 78.9 1994-95 Oliver Purnell 20 7 27 757 1574 .481 146 387 .377 433 660 .656 326 1025 38.0 541 417 451 83 165 2093 77.5 1995-96 Oliver Purnell 14 15 29 734 1731 .424 150 460 .326 413 618 .668 340 932 32.1 598 362 391 90 218 2031 70.0 1996-97 Oliver Purnell 14 13 27 675 1513 .446 147 372 .395 373 579 .644 312 907 33.6 528 355 388 108 173 1870 69.3 1997-98 Oliver Purnell 12 21 33 883 2028 .435 152 523 .291 436 649 .672 449 1138 34.5 705 416 438 127 200 2354 71.3 1998-99 Oliver Purnell 17 11 28 686 1586 .433 149 385 .387 385 557 .691 362 1041 37.2 563 343 466 127 182 1906 68.1 THE NINETIES 164 128 292 7884 17303 .456 1621 4578 .354 4394 6478 .678 3582 10820 37.1 5693 4471 4704 1026 1853 21783 74.6 1999-00 Oliver Purnell 9 22 31 731 1710 .427 163 524 .311 388 557 .697 371 1013 32.7 605 377 450 98 180 2013 64.9 2000-01 Oliver Purnell 13 21 34 826 1872 .441 194 556 .349 450 611 .736 365 1056 31.1 629 418 439 116 185 2296 67.5 2001-02 Oliver Purnell 11 21 32 717 1793 .400 184 573 .321 422 609 .693 345 1014 31.7 642 354 397 107 179 2040 63.8 2002-03 Oliver Purnell 6 24 30 726 1698 .428 180 375 .373 375 523 .717 361 946 31.5 584 360 356 83 175 2007 66.9 2003-04 Brian Gregory 9 24 33 767 1876 .409 228 680 .335 365 560 .652 356 1037 31.4 650 404 348 82 218 2127 64.5 2004-05 Brian Gregory 11 18 29 568 1392 .408 165 507 .325 475 649 .732 276 928 32.0 502 340 418 86 142 1776 61.2 2005-06 Brian Gregory 17 14 31 651 1616 .403 174 569 .306 440 636 .692 337 1001 32.3 531 349 397 125 156 1916 61.8 2006-07 Brian Gregory 12 19 31 711 1642 .433 201 600 .335 428 596 .718 344 1018 32.8 595 413 439 103 163 2051 66.2 2007-08 Brian Gregory 11 23 34 753 1753 .430 268 755 .355 410 581 .706 307 1008 29.6 659 441 437 111 166 2184 64.2 2008-09 Brian Gregory 8 27 35 730 1840 .397 217 696 .312 473 679 .697 364 1166 33.3 638 409 515 136 171 2150 61.4 THE 2000s 107 213 320 7180 17303 .415 1974 5835 .338 4226 6001 .704 3426 10187 31.8 6035 3865 4196 1047 1735 20560 64.3 2009-10 Brian Gregory 12 25 37 778 1981 .393 217 710 .306 532 810 .657 374 1217 32.9 702 412 520 117 227 2305 62.3 2010-11 Brian Gregory 14 22 36 806 1946 .414 237 733 .323 504 747 .675 360 1220 33.9 638 457 450 131 176 2353 65.4 2011-12 Archie Miller 13 20 33 801 1786 .448 186 556 .335 443 667 .664 347 1060 32.1 586 431 424 115 176 2231 67.6 2012-13 Archie Miller 14 17 31 719 1655 .434 192 544 .353 437 620 .705 314 943 30.4 591 431 436 122 183 2067 66.7 2013-14 Archie Miller 11 26 37 843 1936 .435 203 612 .332 589 832 .708 353 1158 31.3 704 431 459 166 183 2478 67.0 2014-15 Archie Miller 9 27 36 795 1901 .418 206 635 .324 394 582 .677 344 1184 32.9 432 432 489 124 190 2190 60.8 2015-16 Archie Miller 8 25 33 761 1882 .404 242 693 .349 412 618 .667 300 1114 33.8 652 417 413 96 161 2176 65.9 2016-17 Archie Miller 8 24 32 731 1772 .413 227 699 .325 437 618 .707 314 1110 34.7 636 404 479 116 139 2126 66.4 OPP TOTALS SINCE 1949-50 755 1312 2035 51346 124147 .413 5851 17169 .340 30333 44953 .674 11183 73645 36.1 39127 19153 20153 4279 7574 140308 68.9 Under Blackburn (15 seasons) 113 324 437 10017 29277 .342 ------7624 11671 .653 --- 15147 34.7 8330 285 ------27658 63.3 Under Donoher (25 seasons ) 275 437 712 19975 44571 .448 ------9986 14749 .677 --- 27448 38.6 13868 6282 ------50254 70.6 Under O’Brien (5 seasons) 87 61 148 4149 8871 .468 877 2451 .358 2354 3415 .689 1793 5777 39.0 2758 2578 2570 491 915 11529 77.9 Under Purnell (9 seasons) 116 155 271 6735 15505 .434 1465 4155 .353 3675 5363 .685 3231 9072 33.5 5395 3402 3776 939 1657 18610 68.7 Under Gregory (8 seasons) 94 172 266 5764 14046 .410 1707 5250 .325 3627 5258 .690 2718 8321 31.3 4915 3235 3524 891 1419 16862 63.4 Under Miller (6 seasons) 63 139 202 4650 10932 .425 1256 3739 .335 2712 3937 .688 1972 6569 32.5 3601 2546 2700 739 1032 13268 67.4

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MOST GAMES MOST WINS, OVERALL POINTS, PLAYED, OVERALL G W L FEWEST OVERALL G W L 1 1951-52 33 28 5 G PTS AVG THREE-POINTERS, REBOUNDS, 1 2013-14 37 26 11 2 1950-51 32 27 5 1 1947-48 26 1435 55.2 MOST ATTEMPTED MOST OVERALL 2009-10 37 25 12 2008-09 35 27 8 2 1962-63 26 1680 64.6 G 3PA PER G REB PER 3 2014-15 36 27 9 2014-15 36 27 9 3 1948-49 30 1685 56.2 1 2011-12 33 750 22.7 1 1954-55 29 1738 59.9 2010-11 36 22 14 5 2013-14 37 26 11 4 1958-59 26 1727 66.4 2 2009-10 37 744 20.1 2 1955-56 29 1713 59.1 5 2008-09 35 27 8 6 2009-10 37 25 12 5 1994-95 27 1800 66.7 3 1990-91 29 727 25.1 3 1956-57 28 1676 59.9 6 2007-08 34 23 11 1966-67 31 25 6 4 1992-93 30 722 24.1 4 1953-54 32 1660 51.9 2000-01 34 21 13 1957-58 29 25 4 POINTS, 5 1993-94 27 698 25.9 5 1960-61 29 1591 54.9 8 2011-12 33 20 13 1955-56 29 25 4 LOWEST AVERAGE 1951-52 33 28 5 1954-55 29 25 4 G PTS AVG THREE-POINTERS, REBOUNDS, 2003-04 33 24 9 1953-54 32 25 7 1 1947-48 26 1435 55.2 BEST ACCURACY MOST OFFENSIVE 12 2002-03 30 24 6 2 1948-49 30 1685 56.2 3PM 3PA PCT G O-REB PER MOST GAMES 1961-62 30 24 6 3 1992-93 30 1844 61.5 1 1989-90 261 666 39.2 1 2008-09 35 487 13.9 PLAYED, HOME 1949-50 32 24 8 4 1949-50 32 2026 63.3 2 2016-17 258 671 38.5 2 1997-98 33 485 14.7 G W L 2003-04 33 24 9 5 2007-08 34 2184 64.2 3 2012-13 182 474 38.4 3 2010-11 36 478 13.3 1 1977-78 20 17 3 16 1965-66 29 23 6 4 2006-07 196 515 38.1 4 2001-02 32 449 14.0 2 2010-11 19 14 5 2007-08 34 23 11 POINTS, ADVANTAGE 5 2004-05 224 392 37.8 5 1999-00 31 448 14.5 1989-90 19 16 3 18 2010-11 36 22 14 UD OPP MARG 4 2011-12 18 14 4 1999-00 31 22 9 1 1955-56 78.3 62.2 16.1 THREE-POINTERS, REBOUNDS, 2009-10 18 16 2 1989-90 32 22 10 2 1966-67 81.5 70.1 11.4 WORST ACCURACY ADVANTAGE 2008-09 18 18 0 1964-65 29 22 7 3 1954-55 78.3 67.2 11.1 3PM 3PA PCT UD OPP MARG 2007-08 18 15 3 4 1956-57 72.3 61.3 11.0 1 1995-96 142 467 30.4 1 1956-57 59.9 42.7 17.2 2003-04 18 15 3 MOST WINS, HOME 5 1951-52 73.8 62.9 10.9 2 1988-89 88 276 31.9 1954-55 59.6 42.4 17.2 2002-03 18 17 1 G W L 3 1994-95 140 437 32.0 3 1955-56 59.1 42.5 16.6 2000-01 18 12 6 1 2008-09 18 18 0 POINTS, DEFICIT 4 1953-54 51.9 36.4 15.5 1990-91 18 11 7 2 2002-03 18 17 1 UD OPP MARG FREE THROWS, 5 1959-60 50.6 39.1 11.5 1984-85 18 15 3 1977-78 20 17 3 1 1994-95 66.7 77.5 10.8 MOST MADE 1981-82 18 16 2 2014-15 17 17 0 2 1992-93 61.5 71.7 10.2 G FTM PER REBOUNDS, DEFICIT 1978-79 18 15 3 5 2009-10 18 16 2 3 1987-88 74.5 79.2 4.7 1 1953-54 32 759 23.7 UD OPP MARG 1976-77 18 12 6 1989-90 19 16 3 4 1988-89 74.4 77.9 3.5 2 1954-55 29 671 23.1 1 1993-94 35.6 41.1 5.5 1981-82 18 16 4 5 1974-75 73.3 75.8 2.5 3 1952-53 29 634 21.9 2 2000-01 35.5 31.1 4.4 MOST GAMES 4 1997-98 33 605 18.3 1992-93 31.5 35.9 4.4 PLAYED, ROAD MOST WINS, ROAD FIELD GOALS, 5 1951-52 33 588 17.8 4 1988-89 33.8 37.6 3.8 G W L G W L MOST MADE 5 1971-72 45.2 48.7 3.5 1 2009-10 19 9 10 1 1951-52 17 13 4 G FGM PER FREE THROWS, 2 2010-11 17 8 9 2 1966-67 16 12 4 1 1989-90 32 1026 32.1 MOST ATTEMPTED BLOCKED SHOTS, MOST 2008-09 17 9 8 1950-51 16 12 4 2 1966-67 31 982 31.7 G FTA PER G BLKS PER 1951-52 17 13 4 4 Three times 11 3 2013-14 37 935 25.3 1 1953-54 32 1184 37.0 1 2009-10 37 128 3.46 5 2000-01 16 9 7 4 1951-52 33 923 28.0 2 1954-55 29 1013 34.9 2016-17 32 128 4.00 1999-00 16 9 7 MOST LOSSES, OVERALL 5 1978-79 29 922 31.8 3 1952-53 29 970 33.4 3 2008-09 35 124 3.54 1983-84 16 7 9 G W L 1961-62 30 922 30.7 4 1956-57 28 911 32.5 4 1977-78 29 117 4.03 1966-67 16 12 4 1 1992-93 30 4 26 5 1955-56 29 874 30.1 5 2001-02 32 106 3.31 1953-54 16 10 6 2 1993-94 27 6 21 FIELD GOALS, 1950-51 16 12 4 3 1994-95 27 7 20 MOST ATTEMPTED FREE THROWS, TURNOVERS, MOST 4 1987-88 31 13 18 G FGA PER BEST ACCURACY G TOS PER MOST GAMES PLAYED, 5 1998-99 28 11 17 1 1951-52 33 2422 73.4 FTM FTA PCT 1 1995-96 29 549 18.9 IN OVERTIME 1988-89 29 12 17 2 1950-51 32 2273 71.0 1 2011-12 484 622 77.8 2 1990-91 29 536 18.5 G W L 3 1953-54 32 2183 68.2 2 1982-83 453 586 77.3 3 2009-10 37 535 14.5 1 1987-88 5 2 3 MOST LOSSES, HOME 4 1989-90 32 2171 67.8 3 1978-79 399 525 76.0 4 1991-92 30 531 17.7 1983-84 5 2 3 G W L 5 1949-50 32 2137 66.8 4 1985-86 500 677 73.9 5 1977-78 29 511 17.6 1980-81 5 3 2 1 1992-93 15 3 12 5 1979-80 372 504 73.8 1952-53 5 3 2 2 1993-94 16 6 10 FIELD GOALS, BEST TURNOVERS, FEWEST 3 1994-95 16 7 9 ACCURACY FREE THROWS, G TOS PER BEST WINNING 1974-75 17 8 9 FGM FGA PCT WORST ACCURACY 1 1988-89 29 359 12.4 PERCENTAGE, OVERALL 5 1988-89 17 9 8 1 1981-82 867 1702 50.9 FTM FTA Pct 2 1984-85 29 363 12.5 W L PCT 1987-88 16 8 8 2 1984-85 768 1525 50.4 1 1947-48 289 509 56.8 3 2004-05 29 380 13.1 1 1957-58 25 4 86.2 3 1976-77 850 1713 49.6 2 1948-49 331 562 58.9 4 1986-87 28 371 13.3 1955-56 25 4 86.2 MOST LOSSES, ROAD 4 1983-84 890 1798 49.5 3 1957-58 437 728 60.3 5 2016-17 32 376 11.8 1954-55 25 4 86.2 G W L 5 1982-83 726 1474 49.3 4 1951-52 28 5 84.8 1 1992-93 15 1 14 ASSISTS, MOST TURNOVERS, 5 1950-51 27 5 84.4 2 Six times 11 FIELD GOALS, WORST G ASTS PER MOST FORCED ACCURACY 1 1977-78 29 585 20.2 G TOS PER BEST WINNING POINTS, MOST OVERALL FGM FGA PCT 2 1989-90 32 584 18.3 1 1990-91 29 612 21.1 PERCENTAGE, HOME G PTS AVG 1 1947-48 573 1768 32.4 3 1978-79 29 568 19.6 2 1989-90 32 594 18.6 W L Pct 1 1989-90 32 2869 89.7 2 1952-53 747 2058 36.3 4 1987-88 31 563 18.2 3 1977-78 29 555 19.1 1 2008-09 18 0 100.0 2 2013-14 37 2671 72.2 3 1950-51 827 2273 36.4 5 1981-82 30 560 18.5 4 1976-77 27 540 20.0 2 2014-15 17 0 100.0 3 2009-10 37 2599 70.2 5 2009-10 37 520 14.1 3 1949-50 16 0 100.0 4 1966-67 31 2526 81.5 THREE-POINTERS, STEALS, MOST 4 1959-60 14 0 100.0 5 1997-98 33 2511 76.1 MOST MADE G STL PER G 3PM PER 1 1989-90 32 282 8.81 BEST WINNING POINTS, 1 1989-90 32 261 8.16 2 1990-91 29 279 9.62 PERCENTAGE, ROAD HIGHEST AVERAGE 2 2016-17 32 258 8.10 3 2014-15 36 250 6.94 W L Pct G PTS AVG 3 2011-12 33 257 7.79 4 2016-17 32 249 7.80 1 1957-58 11 3 78.6 1 1989-90 32 2869 89.7 4 2009-10 37 256 6.92 5 2009-10 37 237 6.41 1955-56 11 3 78.6 2 1990-91 29 2474 85.3 1990-91 29 256 8.83 6 1991-92 30 232 7.73 1954-55 11 3 78.6 3 1966-67 31 2526 81.5 4 1951-52 13 4 76.5 4 1965-66 29 2344 80.8 5 1969-70 27 2135 79.1

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STREAK BEGAN ENDED MOST POINTS, TWO STRAIGHT GAMES OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO 1 36 1910 W over Piqua 1913 L to Ohio State TOTAL PTS BEGAN (POINTS) ENDED (POINTS) 2 23 1906 W over Springfield High 1908 L to Earlham 1 215 Dec 10, 1966 vs. E. Kentucky (104) Dec 15, 1966 vs. Tampa (111) 3 20 Jan 1, 1952 W over Southern Miss Mar 15, 1952 L to La Salle 2 211 Dec 27, 1993 vs. Central Conn (118) Dec 30, 1993 vs. Miami/Ohio (93) 4 19 Jan 29, 1968 W over Loyola/La. Dec 14, 1968 L to Louisville 3 210 Feb 9, 1961 vs. Seton Hall (112) Feb 11, 1961 vs. Creighton (98) 5 16 Dec 30, 1957 W over Seattle Mar 4, 1958 L to Cincinnati 4 208 Nov 23, 1990 vs. Illinois State (109) Nov 24, 1990 vs. Towson (99) 6 14 Feb 15, 1962 W over Portland Dec 13, 1962 L to Niagara 208 Feb 28, 1990 vs. Notre Dame (97) Mar 3, 1990 vs. Xavier (111) 14 Dec 1, 1955 W over Pepperdine Jan 28, 1956 L to Louisville 208 Feb 4, 1961 at Memphis (96) Feb 9, 1961 vs. Seton Hall (112) 14 Jan 19, 1955 W over West. Kentucky Mar 18, 1955 L to Duquesne 7 206 Dec 15, 1990 vs. Southern (112) Dec 19, 1990 vs. Robt. Morris (94) 9 13 Nov 21, 2007 W over Toledo Jan 16, 2008 L to Massachusetts 8 205 Feb 3, 1965 vs. Xavier (112) Feb 6, 1965 vs. Stetson (93) 10 12 Feb 7, 1951 W over Loyola/Md. Mar 17, 1951 L to BYU 9 203 Dec 27, 1989 vs. Southern (105) Dec 30, 1989 vs. Bradley (98) 12 Dec 16, 1950 W over Berea Feb 5, 1951 L to Youngstown 10 202 Dec 23, 1989 vs. Miami/Ohio (97) Dec 27, 1989 vs. Southern (105) 12 11 Feb 10, 1990 W over Marquette Mar 18, 1990 L to Arkansas 202 Feb 15, 1967 vs. No. Illinois (101) Feb 18, 1967 at Loyola/La. (101) 13 10 Dec 11, 1978 W over Cal Poly Jan 16, 1979 L to Louisville 10 1949 W over Cedarville 1949-50 L to Loyola/Ill. MOST POINTS, THREE STRAIGHT GAMES TOTAL PTS BEGAN (POINTS) ENDED (POINTS) LONGEST WINNING STREAKS, TO START THE SEASON 1 306 Feb 4, 1961 at Memphis (96) Feb 11, 1961 vs. Creighton (98) STREAK BEGAN ENDED 2 302 Dec 27, 1989 vs. Southern (105) Jan 6, 1990 vs. Wright State (99) 1 14 Dec 1, 1955 W over Pepperdine Jan 28, 1956 L to Louisville 3 300 Dec 23, 1989 vs. Miami/Ohio (97) Dec 30, 1989 vs. Bradley (98) 14 1906 W over Springfield High ended season with 14-0 record 4 298 Mar 3, 1990 vs. Xavier (111) Mar 9, 1990 vs. Loyola/Ill. (97) 3 13 1911 W over Medway College ended season with 13-0 record 298 Feb 28, 1990 vs. Notre Dame (97) Mar 8, 1990 vs. Detroit (90) 4 11 1912 W over Lafayette ended season with 11-0 record 6 297 Dec 27, 1993 vs. Central Conn (118) Jan 3, 1994 vs. DePaul (86) 5 10 1949 W over Cedarville 49-50 L to Loyola/Ill. 297 Dec 15, 1990 vs. Southern (112) Dec 22, 1990 vs. Bradley (91) 10 1910 W over Lebanon ended season with 10-0 record 8 296 Dec 22, 1993 vs. VMI (85) Dec 30, 1993 vs. Miami/Ohio (93) 7 9 Nov 30, 1968 W over Baldwin-Wallace Jan 4, 1969 L to Xavier 296 Feb 24, 1990 at Detroit (88) Mar 3, 1990 vs. Xavier (111) 9 1907 W over Springfield High 1908 L to Earlham 296 Dec 10, 1966 vs. E. Kentucky (104) Dec 17, 1966 vs. Louisville (81) 9 Nov 21, 2003 W over Pepperdine Dec 23, 2003 L to Cincinnati MOST POINTS, FOUR STRAIGHT GAMES LONGEST WINNING STREAKS, HOME GAMES (SINCE 1947) TOTAL PTS BEGAN (POINTS) ENDED (POINTS) STREAK BEGAN ENDED 1 401 Dec 15, 1990 vs. Southern (112) Dec 27, 1990 vs. Texas So. (104) 1 30 Mar 8, 2008 W over Saint Joseph’s Jan 26, 2010 L to Rhode Island 2 399 Dec 23, 1989 vs. Miami/Ohio (97) Jan 6, 1990 vs. Wright State (99) 2 27 Feb 1, 2014 W over George Washington Dec 12, 2016 L to Chattanooga 3 396 Mar 3, 1990 vs. Xavier (111) Mar 10, 1990 vs. Xavier (98) 3 21 Dec 2, 1959 W over Central State Jan 7, 1961 L to DePaul 4 395 Feb 28, 1990 vs. Notre Dame (97) Mar 9, 1990 vs. Loyola/Ill. (97) 4 20 Jan 20, 1964 W over Chattanooga Feb 16, 1966 L to Loyola,/Ill. 5 386 Feb 24, 1990 at Detroit (88) Mar 8, 1990 vs. Detroit (90) 5 18 Dec 14, 1957 W over St. Mary’s Jan 3, 1959 L to BYU 386 Dec 27, 1989 vs. Southern (105) Jan 11, 1990, vs. Marquette (84) 6 17 Dec 6, 1950 W over Bowling Green Dec 5, 1951 L to Louisville 386 Dec 20, 1989 at DePaul (86) Dec 30, 1989 vs. Bradley (98) 7 16 Jan 13, 1961 W over Central State Feb 10, 1962 L to Detroit 8 384 Feb 22, 1990 at Butler (88) Mar 3, 1990 vs. Xavier (111) 8 15 Jan 29, 1968 W over Loyola/La. Jan 20, 1969 L to W. Kentucky 9 382 Dec 10, 1966 vs. E. Kentucky (104) Dec 20, 1966 vs. E. Carolina (86) 15 Jan 19, 1955 W over W. Kentucky Jan 28, 1956 L to Louisville 10 380 Feb 15, 1967 vs. No. Illinois (101) Feb 25, 1967 vs. Chattanooga (98) 15 Dec 15, 1951 W over C. Missouri St. Dec 10, 1952 L to Miami/Ohio 15 Dec 17, 1984 W over Central Florida Mar 9, 1985 L to Notre Dame MOST POINTS, FIVE STRAIGHT GAMES TOTAL PTS BEGAN (POINTS) ENDED (POINTS) LONGEST WINNING STREAKS, ROAD GAMES (SINCE 1947) 1 493 Feb 28, 1990 vs. Notre Dame (97) Mar 10, 1990 vs. Xavier (98) STREAK BEGAN ENDED 2 485 Dec 20, 1989 at DePaul (86) Jan 6, 1990 vs. Wright State (99) 1 10 Jan 18, 1952 W over Loyola, Ill. Mar 15, 1952 L to La Salle 3 484 Mar 3, 1990 vs. Xavier (111) Mar 16, 1990 vs. Illinois (88) 2 9 Jan 8, 1955 W over Villanova Mar 18, 1955 L to Duquesne 4 483 Feb 24, 1990 at Detroit (88) Mar 9, 1990 vs. Loyola/Ill. (97) 3 8 Feb 17, 1968 W over DePaul Dec 14, 1968 L to Louisville 483 Dec 23, 1989 vs. Miami/Ohio (97) Jan 11, 1990 vs. Marquette (84) 8 Dec 30, 1957 W over Seattle Mar 4, 1958 L to Cincinnati 6 482 Dec 10, 1966 vs. E. Kentucky (104) Dec 23, 1966 at Loyola/Ill. (100) 8 Dec 10, 1955 W over Toledo Feb 17, 1956 L to Louisville 7 478 Dec 6, 1990 at Miami/Ohio (77) Dec 27, 1990 vs. Texas So. (104) 478 Mar 10, 1990 vs. Xavier (98) Nov 24, 1990 vs. Towson (99) LONGEST LOSING STREAKS, OVERALL 9 476 Mar 9, 1990 vs. Loyola/Ill. (97) Nov 23, 1990 vs. Illinois St. (109) STREAK BEGAN ENDED 10 474 Three times 1 12 1930 L to Wittenberg 1931 W over Cedarville 2 11 Feb 5, 1995 L to DePaul Nov 25, 1996 W over LSU 11 Dec 30, 1993 L to Miami/Ohio Feb 13, 1994 W over St. Louis 11 1946 L to Wright Field 1947 W over Youngstown 5 10 Dec 19, 1992 L to Michigan State Jan 28, 1993 W over Loyola/Ill. 6 9 1935 L to Ohio University 1935 W over Middletown Elks 9 1934 L to Cincinnati 1935 W over Wilmington 8 8 Jan 12, 1977 L to Cincinnati Feb 5, 1977 W over Chattanooga 8 1938 L to Wittenberg 1939 W over Cincinnati

LONGEST LOSING STREAKS, HOME GAMES (SINCE 1947) STREAK BEGAN ENDED 1 7 Dec 30, 1993 L to Miami/Ohio Feb 13, 1994 W over St. Louis 7 Dec 22, 1992 L to Tennessee Feb 4, 1993 W over Duquesne 3 5 Jan 15, 1977 L to Detroit Feb 5, 1977 W over Chattanooga 4 4 Feb 8, 1975 L to Chattanooga Nov 29, 1975 W over Ashland 5 3 five times The longest UD Fieldhouse losing streak was two on four occasions.

LONGEST LOSING STREAKS, ROAD GAMES (SINCE 1947) STREAK BEGAN ENDED 1 30 Jan 30, 1993 L to Detroit Nov 25, 1995 W over LSU 2 9 Dec 15, 1979 L to Michigan Dec 4, 1980 W over Miami/Ohio 9 Mar 1, 1975 L to Notre Dame Feb 9, 1976 W over W. Kentucky 4 8 Jan 11, 1997 L to La Salle Nov 28, 1997 W over Penn 8 Mar 12, 1992 L to Loyola/Ill. Jan 28, 1993 W over Loyola/Ill. 8 Feb 18, 1986 L to St. Peter’s Jan 15, 1987 W over Detroit

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MOST POINTS BY THE FLYERS FEWEST POINTS BY THE Dec 2, 1950 C. Missouri State 47 50 97 DATE OPPONENT UD OP FLYERS (SINCE 1950) Feb 15, 1962 Portland 50 47 97 Dec 27, 1967 Portland 124 68 DATE OPPONENT UD OP Nov 27, 2005 Coppin State 55 42 97 Jan 27, 1979 Ashland 120 90 Nov 27, 2010 vs Cincinnati 34 68 WIDEST GAME MARGINS BY THE FLYERS Dec 27, 1993 Central Conn. 118 60 Feb 20, 1993 at Evansville 36 71 DATE OPPONENT UD OP MARG Feb 21, 1991 Butler 116 98 Dec 28, 1959 at N.C. State 36 32 1906-07 Cedarville 80 0 80 Dec 15, 1990 Southern 112 116 Dec 20, 1962 at Cincinnati 37 44 1912-13 Lafayette 75 1 74 Nov 27, 1982 Otterbein 112 77 Jan 18, 1997 George Washington 38 59 Dec 11, 1954 Bowling Green 109 39 70 Feb 3, 1965 Xavier 112 81 Jan 14, 1995 St. Louis 39 82 1912-13 Wilmington 80 11 69 Feb 9, 1961 vs Seton Hall 112 77 Feb 11, 1978 Cincinnati 40 42 1909-10 Springfield High 74 10 64 Mar 3, 1990 Xavier 111 108 Feb 24, 2010 at Temple 41 49 1906-07 Springfield High 76 13 63 Jan 9, 1971 Loyola/La. 111 94 Mar 7, 1983 at Notre Dame 41 53 Dec 29, 1997 Prairie View A&M 110 52 58 Dec 15, 1966 Tampa 111 64 Dec 23, 1964 Army 41 33 Dec 27, 1993 Central Conn. 118 60 58 Dec 29, 1997 Prairie View 110 52 Nov 21, 2005 at Miami 42 58 Dec 27, 1967 Portland 124 68 56 Dec 19, 1995 Chicago State 110 76 Mar 21, 2001 Detroit NIT 42 59 1934-35 Griffin College 90 35 55 Feb 3, 1973 at Loyola/Ill. 110 89 Mar 17, 1951 vs Brigham Young NIT 43 62 Jan 1948 Concordia 100 47 53 Feb 2, 1971 Eastern Kentucky 110 86 Jan 24, 2008 at Xavier 43 69 Dec 29, 1969 Portland 99 48 51 Nov 23, 1990 Illinois State 109 69 Jan 6, 1993 at Marquette 44 82 Dec 1, 1951 Evansville 98 49 49 Dec 3, 1988 Central Florida 109 77 Jan 29, 1972 Wittenberg 44 42 Dec 17, 1949 at Chattanooga 87 39 48 Feb 20, 1981 Duquesne 3ot 109 100 Jan 16, 1963 Wittenberg 45 48 1915-16 Defiance 61 13 48 Mar 5, 1966 Detroit 109 80 Feb 11, 2006 Saint Louis 46 44 Dec 15, 1966 Tampa 111 64 47 Dec 11, 1954 Bowling Green 109 39 Jan 11, 1996 Temple 46 62 1910-11 Cedarville 55 8 47 Dec 1, 1979 Ashland 108 71 Mar 10, 1994 vs Saint Louis 46 80 1908-09 Athletians 58 13 45 Mar 10, 1978 Fairfield NIT 108 93 Jan 12, 1994 at Xavier 46 57 Jan 23, 2013 Fordham 96 51 45 Dec 14, 1991 Mount St. Mary’s 107 81 Feb 13, 1993 at Xavier 46 53 Feb 14, 1957 Regis 97 53 44 Dec 16, 1987 Rollins 106 74 Mar 16, 1981 at Purdue NIT 46 50 Jan 1948 Rio Grande 77 33 44 Dec 18, 1972 Auburn 106 63 Jan 19, 1961 Wittenberg 46 45 Dec 1, 2001 Morehead State 85 41 44 Jan 12, 2002 at Duquesne 88 44 44 MOST POINTS AGAINST THE FLYERS FEWEST POINTS AGAINST THE FLYERS Dec 18, 1972 Auburn 106 63 43 DATE OPPONENT UD OP DATE OPPONENT UD OP Dec 1, 1970 Baldwin-Wallace 90 47 43 Dec 24, 1987 vs Oklahoma 99 151 Jan 9, 1978 Roanoke 53 22 Feb 27, 1957 Toledo 90 47 43 Feb 12, 1995 at Cincinnati 63 116 Dec 29, 2001 Miami/Ohio 60 23 Dec 28, 1956 vs Duquesne 88 45 43 Dec 15, 1990 Southern 112 116 Dec 28, 1959 at N.C. State 36 32 1926-27 Antioch 53 10 43 Dec 27, 1989 Southern 105 114 Dec 23, 1964 Army 41 33 Jan 17, 1966 St. Francis/Pa. 98 56 42 Mar 14, 1974 vs UCLA 3ot NCAA 100 111 Dec 14, 2007 Coppin State 66 34 Feb 15, 1967 Northern Illinois 101 60 41 Feb 18, 1989 at Evansville 83 109 Jan 5, 2010 Ball State 59 35 Dec 2, 1961 Christian Brothers 95 54 41 Mar 3, 1990 Xavier 111 108 Dec 1, 1955 Pepperdine 75 35 Nov 23, 2008 Bethune-Cookman 78 38 40 Feb 25, 1954 at Bowling Green 73 107 Dec 19, 1957 Fordham 64 35 Nov 23, 1990 Illinois State 109 69 40 Dec 13, 1975 at Michigan 80 106 Jan 30, 2008 Saint Louis 63 36 Dec 1, 1955 Pepperdine 75 35 40 Jan 4, 1971 at Houston 80 106 Feb 1, 1956 Loyola/Ill. 75 37 Dec 6, 1952 Manchester 105 65 40 Jan 2, 1971 at UCLA 82 106 Nov 24, 2002 Delaware State 65 38 Dec 28, 1961 vs Wisconsin 93 105 Nov 23, 2008 Bethune-Cookman 78 38 WIDEST GAME MARGINS Dec 29, 1988 at Bradley 86 104 Dec 11, 1954 Bowling Green 109 39 AGAINST THE FLYERS Dec 17, 1988 Ohio State 76 104 Nov 28, 1951 Berea 77 40 DATE OPPONENT UD OP MARG Dec 18, 1964 vs Illinois 86 104 Jan 6, 2009 Miami/Ohio 45 40 Feb 12, 1995 at Cincinnati 63 116 53 Dec 31, 1954 vs UCLA 92 104 Dec 17, 2011 Florida International 61 40 Dec 24, 1987 vs Oklahoma 99 151 52 Jan 3, 1950 Marshall 68 41 1909-10 Turners 22 72 50 MOST POINTS BY BOTH TEAMS Dec 8, 1950 at Anderson 71 41 1945-46 Marshall 42 88 46 DATE OPPONENT UD OP TOT Feb 11, 1956 St. Francis/Pa. 76 41 1945-46 Bradley 42 87 45 Dec 24, 1987 vs Oklahoma 99 151 250 Dec 18, 1956 Cal St.-Los Angeles 78 41 Feb 28, 1948 at Miami/Ohio 45 89 44 Dec 15, 1990 Southern 112 116 228 Dec 7, 1957 Ball State 58 41 Jan 14, 1995 Saint Louis 39 82 43 Mar 3, 1990 Xavier 111 108 219 Dec 17, 1957 Ohio University 58 41 1913-14 Denison 9 51 42 Dec 27, 1989 Southern 105 114 219 Jan 19, 1982 Jersey City State 63 41 1946-47 Kentucky 29 70 41 Feb 21, 1991 Butler 116 98 214 Feb 10, 1992 Brooklyn 80 41 1946-47 Bradley 41 81 40 Mar 14, 1974 vs UCLA 3ot NCAA 100 111 211 Dec 1, 2001 Morehead State 85 41 Feb 26, 1994 at Cincinnati 54 93 39 Jan 27, 1979 Ashland 120 90 210 Nov 29, 2014 Illinois-Chicago 75 41 Jan 6, 1993 at Marquette 44 82 38 Feb 20, 1981 Duquesne 3ot 109 100 209 Jan 7, 1950 Loyola/Md. 68 42 Feb 19, 1969 at Cincinnati 60 96 36 Jan 9, 1971 Loyola/La. 111 94 205 Feb 12, 1950 Xavier 59 42 Jan 20, 1973 at Notre Dame 58 94 36 Nov 25, 1989 Fairleigh Dickinson 105 97 202 Feb 21, 1950 Miami/Ohio 56 42 1940-41 Toledo 34 70 36 Mar 10, 1978 Fairfield NIT 108 93 201 Feb 23, 1951 at John Carroll 73 42 1940-41 Marshall 42 78 36 Jan 6, 1990 Wright State 99 101 200 Dec 22, 1962 Miami/Ohio 47 42 1939-40 Marshall 25 61 36 Feb 3, 1973 at Loyola/Ill. 110 89 199 Jan 29, 1972 Wittenberg 44 42 1918-19 Toledo 6 42 36 Dec 28, 1961 vs Wisconsin 93 105 198 Feb 11, 1978 Cincinnati 40 42 Feb 20, 1993 at Evansville 36 71 35 Feb 20, 1996 at Xavier 95 102 197 Nov 27, 2005 Coppin State 55 42 1946-47 Ohio University 29 64 35 Jan 4, 1964 Xavier 94 103 197 1907-08 Haskell 14 49 35 Feb 2, 1971 Eastern Kentucky 110 86 196 FEWEST POINTS BY BOTH TEAMS Nov 27, 2010 vs Cincinnati 34 68 34 Dec 31, 1954 vs UCLA 92 104 196 DATE OPPONENT UD OP TOT Mar 10, 1994 vs Saint Louis 46 80 34 Nov 23, 1991 Austin Peay 101 94 195 Dec 28, 1959 at N.C. State 36 32 68 Feb 25, 1954 at Bowling Green 73 107 34 Jan 24, 1991 at Butler 95 100 195 Dec 23, 1964 Army 41 33 74 Feb 3, 1948 at Cincinnati 34 68 34 Jan 9, 1978 Roanoke 53 22 75 1919-20 Capital 10 44 34 Dec 20, 1962 at Cincinnati 37 44 81 Feb 1, 1977 at Notre Dame 64 97 33 Feb 11, 1978 Cincinnati 40 42 82 Mar 1, 1975 at Notre Dame 69 102 33 Dec 29, 2001 Miami/Ohio 60 23 83 Jan 1948 Bradley 46 79 33 Jan 6, 2009 Miami/Ohio 45 40 85 1930-31 Wittenberg 10 43 33 Jan 29, 1972 Wittenberg 44 42 86 Dec 22, 1962 Miami/Ohio 47 42 89 Feb 24, 2010 at Temple 41 49 90 Jan 11, 1958 at Canisius 47 43 90 Jan 19, 1961 Wittenberg 46 45 91 Jan 16, 1963 Wittenberg 45 48 93 Jan 5, 2010 Ball State 59 35 94 Feb 3, 1955 at Murray State 49 45 94 Mar 7, 1983 at Notre Dame 41 53 94 Feb 10, 2015 Saint Louis 51 44 95 Mar 16, 1981 at Purdue NIT 46 50 96 Jan 18, 1997 George Washington 38 59 97 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 108 SINGLE-HALF MARKS

MOST POINTS BY THE FLYERS FEWEST POINTS BY THE FLYERS WIDEST HALF MARGINS FAVORING DATE OPPONENT 1ST 2ND DATE OPPONENT 1ST 2ND THE FLYERS (SINCE 1947) OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO Jan 27, 1979 Ashland 46 74 Feb 24, 2010 at Temple 13 28 DATE OPPONENT HALF UD OP TOTAL Dec 19, 1995 Chicago State 43 67 Jan 14, 1995 St. Louis 25 14 Dec 11, 1954 Bowling Green 2nd 57 15 42 Feb 21, 1991 Butler 49 67 Mar 7, 1983 at Notre Dame 27 14 Jan 17, 1966 St. Francis/Pa. 2nd 58 20 38 Mar 3, 1990 Xavier 65 46 Nov 27, 2010 vs Cincinnati 19 15 Dec 1, 1955 Pepperdine 2nd 47 12 35 Dec 27, 1967 Portland 59 65 Jan 18, 1997 George Washington 15 23 Dec 29, 1997 Prairie View 1st 61 27 34 Feb 9, 1961 vs Seton Hall 48 64 Dec 3, 1958 Central State 39 15 Dec 27, 1993 C. Connecticut 2nd 63 30 33 Dec 27, 1993 Central Conn. 55 63 Mar 10, 2005 vs Temple A-10 16 35 Feb 10, 1992 Brooklyn 1st 46 13 33 Dec 15, 1990 Southern 63 49 Mar 10, 1994 vs St. Louis 16 30 Dec 11, 1965 Mid. Tennessee 1st 56 23 33 Nov 27, 1982 Otterbein 49 63 Jan 15, 1994 Cincinnati 16 47 Dec 29, 1969 Portland 2nd 58 26 32 Dec 28, 1966 Marquette 33 62 Feb 20, 1993 at Evansville 16 20 Nov 27, 1982 Otterbein 2nd 63 32 31 Dec 29, 1997 Prairie View 61 49 Jan 6, 1993 at Marquette 16 28 Dec 27, 1967 Portland 2nd 65 34 31 Dec 27, 1989 Southern 61 44 Feb 18, 1988 at Notre Dame 16 31 Dec 15, 1966 Tampa 1st 61 30 31 Dec 15, 1966 Tampa 61 50 Jan 26, 1988 Louisville 16 43 Dec 14, 1985 Texas Southern 1st 52 22 30 Feb 3, 1973 at Loyola/Ill. 50 60 Jan 21, 1983 at DePaul 36 16 Dec 18, 1972 Auburn 1st 53 23 30 Mar 4, 1999 vs Geo. Washington 31 59 Feb 6, 1965 Stetson 2nd 58 28 30 Dec 3, 1988 Central Florida 59 50 FEWEST POINTS AGAINST THE FLYERS Dec 17, 2011 Florida International 2nd 39 10 29 Dec 17, 1979 East. Kentucky 34 59 DATE OPPONENT 1ST 2ND Mar 3, 1962 Kent State 1st 47 18 29 Dec 27, 1967 Portland 59 65 Dec 1, 2012 Northern Illinois 5 38 Dec 2, 1961 Christian Bros. 2nd 50 21 29 Dec 1, 1966 Baldwin-Wallace 36 59 Dec 29, 2001 Miami/Ohio 8 15 Feb 9, 1961 vs Seton Hall 2nd 64 35 29 Feb 27, 2013 at Charlotte 29 59 Jan 20, 2007 Richmond 8 46 Dec 5, 1959 Arizona State 2nd 50 21 29 Jan 9, 1978 Roanoke 12 10 Dec 22, 1996 Morehead State 1st 53 25 28 MOST POINTS AGAINST THE FLYERS Dec 17, 2011 Florida International 30 10 Jan 9, 1971 Loyola/La. 1st 54 26 28 DATE OPPONENT 1ST 2ND Dec 22, 1962 Miami/Ohio 11 31 Dec 14, 1955 Idaho 1st 50 22 28 Dec 24, 1987 vs Oklahoma 72 79 Jan 12, 2002 at Duquesne 33 11 Dec 11, 1954 Bowling Green 1st 52 24 28 Dec 24, 1987 vs Oklahoma 72 79 Feb 2, 1952 Toledo 32 12 Jan 9, 1971 Loyola/La. 26 68 Dec 1, 1955 Pepperdine 23 12 WIDEST HALF MARGINS AGAINST Mar 3, 1990 Xavier 42 66 Dec 19, 1957 Fordham 12 23 THE FLYERS (SINCE 1947) Nov 25, 1989 Fairleigh Dickinson 32 65 Jan 9, 1978 Roanoke 12 10 DATE OPPONENT HALF UD OP TOTAL Jan 2, 1971 at UCLA 44 62 Dec 28, 1959 at N.C. State 19 13 Feb 12, 1995 at Cincinnati 2nd 25 59 34 Mar 1, 1975 at Notre Dame 40 62 Feb 10, 1992 Brooklyn 13 28 Mar 10, 1994 vs St. Louis 1st 16 49 33 Dec 15, 1990 Southern 61 55 Feb 13, 2002 Duquesne 13 37 Jan 4, 1997 at Rhode Island 1st 23 54 31 Dec 30, 1987 Bradley 36 61 Feb 1, 1958 Eastern Kentucky 14 34 Feb 5, 1992 at Cincinnati 2nd 22 52 30 Feb 25, 1954 at Bowling Green 46 61 Jan 30, 1960 Wake Forest 14 31 Jan 6, 1993 at Marquette 1st 16 45 29 Mar 11, 1998 Long Island NIT 32 60 Dec 20, 1961 Regis 14 31 Dec 29, 1954 vs Duquesne 1st 31 59 28 Dec 19, 1994 at Xavier 39 60 Dec 23, 1964 Army 19 14 Feb 1, 1977 at Notre Dame 1st 33 60 27 Jan 11, 1990 Marquette 35 60 Nov 18, 2001 Toledo 14 36 Dec 8, 1971 at Louisville 2nd 29 56 27 Feb 1, 1977 at Notre Dame 60 37 Dec 24, 1987 vs Oklahoma 2nd 53 79 26 FEWEST POINTS, BOTH TEAMS Dec 24, 1987 vs Oklahoma 1st 46 72 26 MOST POINTS, BOTH TEAMS DATE OPPONENT HALF UD OP TOTAL Jan 16, 1962 at Cincinnati 2nd 28 54 26 DATE OPPONENT HALF UD OP TOTAL Dec 29, 2001 Miami/Ohio 1st 20 8 28 Feb 25, 1954 at Bowling Green 2nd 35 61 26 Dec 24, 1987 vs Oklahoma 2nd 53 79 132 Dec 1, 2012 Northern Illinois 1st 26 5 31 Jan 12, 1995 at Ala.-Birmingham 1st 19 44 25 Jan 9, 1971 Loyola/La. 2nd 57 68 125 Feb 24, 2010 at Temple 1st 13 19 32 Mar 1, 1975 at Notre Dame 2nd 37 62 25 Feb 21, 1991 Butler 2nd 67 57 124 Dec 28, 1959 at No. Carolina St. 2nd 19 13 32 Jan 20, 1973 at Notre Dame 2nd 28 53 25 Dec 15, 1990 Southern 1st 63 61 124 Jan 30, 1960 Wake Forest 1st 20 14 34 Mar 3, 1971 Miami/Ohio 2nd 23 48 25 Jan 27, 1979 Ashland 2nd 74 50 124 Jan 6, 2009 Miami/Ohio 1st 17 17 34 Nov 25, 1989 F. Dickinson 2nd 54 65 119 Dec 20, 1962 at Cincinnati 1st 17 18 35 Dec 27, 1989 Southern 1st 61 57 118 Jan 9, 1978 Roanoke 1st 23 12 35 Dec 24, 1987 vs Oklahoma 1st 46 72 118 Dec 28, 1959 at No. Carolina St. 1st 17 19 36 Mar 2, 1991 at Xavier 2nd 56 57 113 Jan 14, 2006 at Richmond 1st 30 16 36 Mar 3, 1990 Xavier 2nd 46 66 112 Dec 2, 1950 Central Missouri 2nd 20 17 37 Dec 19, 1995 Chicago State 2nd 67 43 110 Dec 23, 1964 Army 1st 18 19 37 Mar 10, 1978 Fairfield NIT 2nd 58 52 110 Dec 23, 1964 Army 2nd 23 14 37 Jan 2, 1971 at UCLA 2nd 48 62 110 Mar 22, 2014 vs Syracuse 1st 20 18 38 Dec 31, 1954 vs UCLA 2nd 57 53 110 Dec 22, 1962 Miami/Ohio 1st 27 11 38 Feb 11, 1978 Cincinnati 2nd 17 21 38 Feb 11, 1998 at Saint Joseph’s 1st 22 17 39 Dec 7, 2005 Central Michigan 1st 23 16 39

BIGGEST HALFTIME DEFICITS OVERCOME (SINCE 1947) BIGGEST HALFTIME DEFICITS OVERCOME (SINCE 1947) RANKINGS FINAL HALFTIME RANKINGS FINAL HALFTIME DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT UD OP MARG DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT UD OP MARG Jan 31, 1987 ------Cincinnati 67 64 13,511 23 43 -20 Feb 13, 2010 ------at Saint Louis (2ot) 65 68 9,453 33 19 14 Feb 28, 1996 ------La Salle 66 64 9,823 24 40 -16 Feb 1, 1964 ------at Xavier 81 82 --- 44 31 13 Nov 28, 2007 ------at Miami (Oh.) 63 62 5,234 18 33 -15 Jan 31, 1981 ------at Detroit 70 73 5,881 40 27 13 Feb 13, 1954 ------at Louisville 75 71 --- 30 45 -15 Jan 12, 1965 ------at Cincinnati 65 76 6,602 33 21 12 Feb 22, 2014 ------at Duquesne 57 54 6,271 25 39 -14 Mar 1, 1998 ------at Xavier 84 89 10,100 44 33 11 Dec 22, 2010 ------at Seton Hall 69 65 7,162 26 40 -14 Feb 15, 1978 ------at Miami (Oh.) 60 63 5,082 40 29 11 Jan 14, 1956 2 --- at Canisius 82 73 --- 31 45 -14 Jan 16, 1979 --- 7 Louisville 76 77 13,458 43 32 11 Feb 20, 1981 ------Duquesne (3ot) 109 100 10,655 40 53 -13 Feb 24, 1979 --- 15 at Temple 63 66 5,755 36 25 11 Dec 21, 1985 ------Miami (Oh.) 70 68 13,168 27 40 -13 Mar 8, 1959 ------at Xavier 69 71 5,491 41 31 10 Nov 20, 2010 ------at Mississippi (ot) 78 71 6,436 33 46 -13 Dec 9, 1970 --- 20 at Louisville 70 72 11,050 42 32 10 Feb 13, 1994 --- 17 St. Louis (ot) 82 77 10,432 28 40 -12 Jan 5, 1981 ------Miami (Oh.) 83 86 10,716 50 40 10 Jan 16, 1960 ------Memphis (ot) 58 52 --- 23 34 -11 Dec 3, 1986 ------at Miami (Oh.) 71 73 5,361 35 25 10 Feb 11, 1974 ------at South Florida (ot) 79 77 1,098 29 40 -11 Jan 12, 1993 ------Niagara 63 66 10,649 38 28 10 Dec 16, 1953 ------Louisville 78 61 --- 31 41 -10 Jan 5, 2005 ------Duquesne (ot) 93 94 12,275 33 23 10 Mar 6, 1954 14 --- vs Manhattan NIT 90 79 16,259 34 44 -10 Mar 9, 2012 ------vs Xavier (A10) 69 70 5,955 38 28 10 Feb 26, 1958 10 --- Louisville 58 52 --- 23 33 -10 Mar 11, 1967 --- 6 vs W. Kentucky (ot) NCAA 69 67 11,500 25 35 -10 Nov 28, 1987 ------Wittenberg 63 61 11,693 24 34 -10 DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 109 SINGLE-GAME TEAM MARKS

THREE-POINT GOALS, MOST MADE Date Opponent 3-PM 1 Jan 9, 1997 Wright State 15 Jan 23, 2013 Fordham 15 Dec 23, 2016 VMI 15 3 Dec 27, 1989 Southern 14 Dec 22, 1990 Bradley 14 Dec 27, 1990 Texas Southern 14 Dec 11, 1993 Wright State 14 Jan 3, 1994 DePaul 14 Mar 1, 1994 Detroit 14 Dec 29, 1997 Prairie View 14 Jan 30, 2005 George Washington 14 Jan 3, 2017 St. Bonaventure 14

THREE-POINT GOALS, MOST ATTEMPTED Date Opponent 3-PA 1 Dec 1, 1990 Morehead 45 2 Jan 3, 1994 DePaul 39 3 Dec 15, 1990 Southern 38 Dec 1, 2010 East Tennessee St 38

THREE-POINT GOALS, BEST ACCURACY Date Opponent 3PM 3PA Pct 1 Dec 6, 1997 Eastern Michigan 6 8 .750 2 Jan 23, 2013 Fordham 15 21 .714 3 Jan 25, 2000 LaSalle 10 15 .667 Feb 14, 1987 Miami (Fla.) 4 6 .667 Dec 27, 1997 Northwestern 8 12 .667 6 Jan 9, 1997 Wright State 15 23 .652

REBOUNDS, MOST Date Opponent Reb 1 Feb 14, 1957 Regis 93 2 Dec 1, 1956 G Adolphus 88 3 Feb 23, 1955 Toledo 81

PERSONAL FOULS, MOST Date Opponent Fouls 1 Mar 21, 1952 Illinois 41 2 Feb 20, 1981 Duquesne 34 3 Jan 1, 2010 N.M. 33 Mar 12, 2010 Xavier/A10 33

DISQUALIFICATIONS, MOST Date Opponent DQs 1 Mar 21, 1952 Illinois 5 2 Feb 20, 1981 Duquesne 4

ASSISTS, MOST Date Opponent Assts 1 Dec 7, 1985 Long Island 37 2 Dec 3, 1988 Cent Florida 34 3 Dec 27, 1989 Southern 30 Feb 4, 2017 Duquesne 30 DON MAY has one of the top three single game performances in both scoring and rebounding. He dropped in 45 points at Xavier on Jan 3, 1966, which is good for third on the single-game high list. He grabbed 28 rebounds versus Northern Michigan on Dec BLOCKED SHOTS 2, 1967 which put him third on that chart. Five weeks later, he collected 28 rebounds again, against Saint Louis on Jan 11, 1968. Date Opponent Blocks 1 Nov 29, 1978 Wittenberg 9 Jan 19, 1982 Jersey City 9 Dec 18, 1982 Toledo 9 FIELD GOALS, MOST MADE FIELD GOALS, BEST ACCURACY (HALF) Jan 6, 1990 Wright State 9 Date Opponent FGM Date Opponent FGM FGA Pct Feb 13, 2008 Duquesne 9 1 Jan 27, 1979 Ashland 53 1 Mar 1, 1986 Southern 1st 19 22 .864 Feb 11, 2009 Xavier 9 2 Dec 27, 1967 Portland 52 2 Jan 25, 1969 Miami (Oh.) 2nd 17 22 .773 Dec 10, 2016 East Tennessee State 9 3 Dec 1, 1979 Ashland 49 Feb 21, 2017 George Mason 9 Nov 27, 1982 Otterbein 49 FREE THROWS, MOST MADE Date Opponent FTM STEALS FIELD GOALS, MOST ATTEMPTED 1 Feb 8, 1957 Villanova 44 Date Opponent Steals Date Opponent FGA 2 Dec 16, 1953 Louisville 40 1 Dec 6, 2016 Saint Joseph’s (IN) 21 1 Dec 30, 1950 Arizona St. 107 2 Nov 29, 1989 Furman 17 Jan 9, 1952 Ohio U. 107 FREE THROWS, MOST ATTEMPTED Jan 10, 1991 Loyola/Ill. 17 3 Feb 14, 1957 Regis 102 Date Opponent FGA Dec 14, 1991 Mt. St Mary’s 17 1 Dec 16, 1953 Louisville 58 Nov 20, 2013 Georgia Tech 17 FIELD GOALS, BEST ACCURACY 2 Feb 8, 1957 Villanova 56 Date Opponent FGM FGA Pct 1 Mar 1, 1986 Southern 31 40 .775 FREE THROWS, BEST ACCURACY 2 Feb 18, 1970 Kent State 34 47 .723 Date Opponent FTM FTA Pct 1 Mar 15, 1985 Villanova 17 17 1.000 Mar 12, 1986 McNeese St. 13 13 1.000

DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 110 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1903-04 SEASON RECORD: 5-1 HEAD COACH: NO COACH 1917-18 1922-23 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO OPPONENT UD OP SEASON RECORD: 2-4 SEASON RECORD: 8-8 Dayton Intermed. W 14 2 HEAD COACH: AL MAHRT HEAD COACH: VAN HILL National Cash W 9 7 OPPONENT UD OP OPPONENT UD OP National Cash W 14 8 Western Reserve W 29 19 Kent W 26 11 Xenia High L 13 17 Orchard Lake L 13 30 Wilmington L 15 17 Dayton Intermed. W 10 7 Detroit L 15 38 Capital L 26 30 Xenia High W 21 7 St. John’s (Toledo) L 15 32 Bluffton W 25 23 1904-05 Muskingum W 45 23 Ashland L 22 38 SEASON RECORD: 6-1 Alumni L 19 26 Defiance W 27 12 HEAD COACH: NO COACH Capital W 24 12 Wilmington L 18 28 OPPONENT UD OP 1918-19 SEASON RECORD: 3-4 Jacobs Business W 16 13 Antioch L 8 31 HEAD COACH: AL MAHRT Corona Club W 19 12 Baldwin-Wallace W 22 16 Corona Club W 28 10 OPPONENT UD OP Wooster W 28 24 Tippecanoe W 34 22 Antioch L 24 28 Kenyon L 30 31 Toledo L 6 42 Baldwin-Wallace L 18 21 Corona Club L 17 18 The first Dayton Flyers basketball squad suited up for competiton in 1903, Orchard Lake W 12 11 Hamilton W 28 21 but did not go by the moniker Flyers or even Dayton. During the 1919-1920 Western Reserve L 16 17 Cedarville W 27 20 season, St. Mary’s Institute changed its name to the University of Dayton. Wittenberg L 15 18 Ashland W 32 15 Mount Union W 22 21 Alumni W 19 18 1905-06 Otterbein W 34 17 SEASON RECORD: 7-2 1909-10 1913-14 Alumni L 11 31 1923-24 HEAD COACH: NO COACH SEASON RECORD: 5-6 SEASON RECORD: 5-4 SEASON RECORD: 9-5 OPPONENT UD OP HEAD COACH: FR. WILLIAM O’MALLEY HEAD COACH: HARRY SOLIMANO 1919-20 HEAD COACH: HARRY BAUJAN Hamilton High W 42 18 OPPONENT UD OP OPPONENT UD OP SEASON RECORD: 5-8 OPPONENT UD OP HEAD COACH: HARRY SOLIMANO Cedarville W 25 19 Cedarville W 40 30 Muskingum W 39 33 Bowling Green W 31 15 Piqua W 29 23 Wittenberg W 32 19 Ohio State L 16 23 OPPONENT UD OP Capital L 16 24 Hamilton YMCA W 25 20 Springfield High W 74 10 Otterbein W 28 18 Cedarville W 47 11 Wilmington L 22 24 Bethel High W 28 15 Lebanon W 46 12 Heidelberg L 18 21 Defiance W 21 5 Bowling Green W 30 24 Bethel High W 23 21 Turners L 22 72 Ohio U W 22 16 Capital L 10 44 Huntington W 21 17 Christ Church L 34 37 Antioch L 12 15 Denison L 9 51 Otterbein L 21 23 John Carroll L 19 23 Wittenberg W 48 15 Notre Dame L 10 31 Kenyon W 36 31 St. John’s (Toledo) L 12 13 St. John’s (Toledo) W 41 13 Denison L 22 32 Capital L 15 28 Defiance W 48 23 Detroit L 10 25 Wilmington W 24 21 Capital L 14 37 Marietta L 19 28 Capital L 23 29 Capital W 19 15 1906-07 Turners L 11 33 St. John’s (Toledo) W 18 14 Huntington W 33 15 SEASON RECORD: 14-0 Piqua W 43 21 1914-15 Xavier W 24 18 St. Mary’s W 19 11 HEAD COACH: NO COACH SEASON RECORD: 4-4 Toledo L 15 23 St. John’s (Toledo) W 25 18 OPPONENT UD OP 1910-11 HEAD COACH: AL MAHRT Wilmington W 21 14 John Carroll L 11 12 Springfield High W 76 13 SEASON RECORD: 10-0 OPPONENT UD OP Alumni L 9 30 Alumni L 12 23 Wittenberg W 43 6 HEAD COACH: FR. WILLIAM O’MALLEY Antioch W 26 18 Cadets L 13 34 Hamilton Models W 22 15 OPPONENT UD OP Ohio State L 19 30 1924-25 Bethel High W 34 8 Lebanon W 48 14 Xenia Bradies W 37 18 1920-21 SEASON RECORD: 9-11 Cedarville W 80 0 Cedarville W 55 8 Denison L 16 34 SEASON RECORD: 6-16 HEAD COACH: HARRY BAUJAN HEAD COACH: DUTCH THIELE Cincinnati W 32 6 Cincinnati Friars W 31 27 Muskingum W 46 25 OPPONENT UD OP Lima W 42 16 Defiance W 55 28 Western Reserve L 25 28 OPPONENT UD OP Georgetown/Ky. L 13 18 Piqua W 46 16 Antioch W 31 24 Heidelberg W 30 18 Antioch W 21 18 Butler L 22 28 Springfield Wolves W 36 20 Capital W 45 20 Xenia Bradies L 22 24 Cedarville W 43 11 Wilmington L 18 34 Earlham W 34 6 Cincinnati W 49 18 Ohio Northern L 20 21 Cincinnati Gym Club L 20 21 Columbus Deaf Mutes W 31 22 Old Boys W 34 33 1915-16 Mount Union L 17 27 Rio Grande W 26 24 Denison W 31 22 Notre Dame W 27 21 SEASON RECORD: 11-2 Valparaiso L 17 38 Capital L 19 38 Capital W 46 11 HEAD COACH: ALFRED MCCRAY Wilmington W 41 14 Wabash L 12 42 Detroit L 16 23 Haskell W 27 26 OPPONENT UD OP Notre Dame L 19 42 Assumption W 22 19 1911-12 Antioch W 40 13 DePaul L 20 33 St. John’s (Toledo) W 17 12 1907-08 SEASON RECORD: 13-0 Ohio State W 24 23 Defiance W 38 20 Cedarville W 31 12 SEASON RECORD: 10-3 HEAD COACH: HARRY SOLIMANO Capital W 45 26 Baldwin-Wallace L 27 30 Wilmington L 22 25 HEAD COACH: NO COACH OPPONENT UD OP St. John’s (Toledo) W 57 26 Detroit L 19 27 Spencerian W 31 15 OPPONENT UD OP Medway Col W 21 18 Otterbein W 50 37 St. Mary’s L 13 25 at Cincinnati W 26 25 Springfield High W 42 8 Wilmington W 47 10 Capital W 50 26 St. John’s (Toledo) L 13 22 Bowling Green W 30 15 Meteors W 23 22 Wittenberg W 31 9 Defiance W 61 13 Ball State W 38 10 John Carroll L 9 29 Cedarville W 40 13 Heidelberg W 33 19 Alumni L 25 27 Xavier L 18 21 Cincinnati YMCA L 18 30 Hamilton ‘Krebs’ W 36 19 Otterbein W 37 6 Otterbein W 39 12 Springfield K.C. W 29 21 Cedarville L 19 20 Wilmington W 47 12 Antioch W 32 19 Heidelberg W 44 22 Springfield S.C. L 13 27 Alumni L 19 21 Piqua High W 17 14 St. John’s (Toledo) W 37 23 W. Lafayette W 31 16 Baldwin-Wallace W 23 14 Capital W 24 20 Columbus Deaf Mutes W 30 14 Denison W 33 18 Muskingum L 36 38 Baldwin-Wallace L 19 27 St. John’s (Toledo) W 26 22 Bethel High W 27 16 Notre Dame Forfeit W 2 0 Alumni W 22 19 Bethany L 19 23 Capital W 19 14 Alumni W 39 29 Muskingum L 21 41 1925-26 Earlham L 25 27 Cincinnati Friars W 41 24 1916-17 Alumni L 27 30 SEASON RECORD: 7-8 Denison L 14 30 SEASON RECORD: 8-3 HEAD COACH: HARRY BAUJAN Haskell L 14 49 Ohio Northern W 31 21 HEAD COACH: ALFRED MCCRAY 1921-22 OPPONENT UD OP Wittenberg W 26 18 Marietta W 29 16 OPPONENT UD OP SEASON RECORD: 6-8 Huntington ot W 35 29 1912-13 DeSales W 46 19 HEAD COACH: WILLIAM SHERRY Cedarville L 17 25 1908-09 Capital W 41 26 OPPONENT UD OP Butler L 12 44 SEASON RECORD: 12-2 SEASON RECORD: 11-0 Miami/Ohio L 26 33 Huntington L 9 14 HEAD COACH: NO COACH HEAD COACH: HARRY SOLIMANO John Carroll L 17 23 Antioch W 37 12 Ball State L 15 25 Wilmington L 17 19 OPPONENT UD OP OPPONENT UD OP Ohio Northern W 31 17 Muskingum W 24 14 St. John’s (Toledo) W 29 31 Richmond High W 55 18 Lafayette W 75 1 Wabash L 22 30 Wilmington W 23 18 Cedarville W 30 21 Cedarville W 45 12 Ohio Northern W 40 23 St. John’s (Toledo) W 22 14 Kenyon W 22 10 John Carroll L 20 23 Hamilton ‘Krebs’ W 26 5 Wilmington W 80 11 DePaul W 49 26 Xavier L 13 27 Antioch W 36 21 Springfield Meteors W 21 12 Heidelberg W 49 34 Buffalo German W 32 20 Huntington W 16 15 Kenyon W 22 17 Bradford High W 51 15 Defiance W 46 32 Muskingum W 32 18 Capital W 24 21 Miami/Ohio W 17 15 Otterbein W 35 21 Wilmington ot W 27 26 Alumni L 27 34 Thiel College L 10 12 Notre Dame L 13 30 Marietta W 50 16 Assumption L 17 19 Xavier W 14 10 Kentucky (Not UK) W 35 19 Cincinnati Friars W 50 28 Dayton L 17 18 Muskingum L 22 29 Denison L 13 22 Michigan Aggies W 29 26 St. John’s (Toledo) W 28 17 Capital L 28 39 Capital W 16 13 Rose Poly W 59 29 Alumni W 26 22 Athletians W 58 13 Cincinnati Friars W 52 25 Baldwin-Wallace L 13 27 Piqua W 39 32 Bluffton L 15 16 Athletians W 35 8 Wilmington W 53 23 DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 111 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1926-27 1930-31 1934-35 1938-39 1942-43 SEASON RECORD: 10-9 SEASON RECORD: 2-15 SEASON RECORD: 4-11 SEASON RECORD: 2-12 SEASON RECORD: 9-8 HEAD COACH: HARRY BAUJAN HEAD COACH: BILL BELANICH HEAD COACH: LOUIS TSCHUDI HEAD COACH: JOE HOLSINGER HEAD COACH: JAMES CARTER OPPONENT UD OP OPPONENT UD OP OPPONENT UD OP OPPONENT UD OP OPPONENT UD OP Cedarville L 26 27 Cedarville W 23 22 Griffin College W 90 35 Ohio U L 23 44 Wittenberg L 33 56 Muskingum L 19 41 Defiance L 28 38 at Cincinnati L 18 49 at Cincinnati L 27 46 Wilmington W 59 38 Bowling Green W 27 26 Heidelberg L 29 39 Marshall L 25 39 Miami/Ohio L 21 26 Ohio U W 45 32 Wilmington L 21 29 Ohio Wesleyan L 16 36 Ohio U L 29 46 Ohio Wesleyan L 35 40 Wittenberg L 49 70 St. John’s (Toledo) W 28 23 John Carroll W 34 26 Ohio Wesleyan L 21 44 Marshall L 37 46 Marshall W 52 45 Ohio Northern L 27 28 Wittenberg L 24 44 Earlham L 14 43 Wittenberg L 34 39 Miami/Ohio L 33 57 Kenyon L 27 39 Detroit L 24 45 Wittenberg L 20 35 Cincinnati W 40 27 Cincinnati W 54 34 Antioch W 53 10 Defiance L 23 41 Earlham L 35 40 Ohio Wesleyan L 22 36 Cedarville W 69 30 Wilmington W 37 24 Cedarville L 13 21 Wittenberg L 29 35 Miami/Ohio L 30 39 Miami/Ohio L 30 42 Muskingum L 29 44 Xavier L 19 40 Ohio U L 31 32 Mount Union L 30 35 Patterson Field L 35 42 Huntington W 29 12 Ohio Wesleyan L 27 32 Wilmington W 39 22 Toledo L 39 56 Xavier W 51 28 Ohio Northern W 31 22 Xavier L 10 33 Adrian W 48 35 Wittenberg L 44 56 Marshall L 48 52 Wittenberg L 24 45 Wilmington L 19 23 Toledo W 32 26 Marshall L 39 61 Ohio U L 43 45 Antioch W 44 27 Heidelberg L 31 32 Detroit L 31 36 Ohio U W 44 35 Patterson Field W 28 27 Bowling Green W 38 37 Wilmington L 14 39 Marshall L 30 35 Cincinnati W 47 34 Detroit L 26 28 Detroit L 22 24 1939-40 Bowling Green W 44 24 Assumption W 28 22 Wittenberg L 10 43 1935-36 SEASON RECORD: 4-17 Xavier L 39 61 Wittenberg L 29 32 SEASON RECORD: 3-13 HEAD COACH: JAMES CARTER ram suspended because of Alumni W 28 20 1931-32 HEAD COACH: JOE HOLSINGER OPPONENT UD OP Program suspended SEASON RECORD: 3-12 OPPONENT UD OP Mount Union L 29 40 because of World War II from 1927-28 HEAD COACH: BILL BELANICH Defiance L 31 48 Rhode Island W 59 51 1943 to 1945. SEASON RECORD: 11-5 OPPONENT UD OP Miami/Ohio L 29 34 St. Joseph’s/Pa. L 34 36 HEAD COACH: HARRY BAUJAN Cedarville W 26 22 Wittenberg L 24 28 Long Island L 39 48 OPPONENT UD OP at Cincinnati L 29 37 Marshall W 37 35 St. John’s/N.Y. L 24 47 1945-46 Defiance W 29 17 Defiance L 35 43 at Cincinnati L 27 39 Scranton L 31 46 SEASON RECORD: 3-13 Wittenberg W 38 33 Wilmington L 27 48 Toledo W 31 30 Miami/Ohio L 35 40 HEAD COACH: JAMES CARTER Antioch W 51 22 Xavier L 15 46 Earlham W 30 25 Wittenberg W 42 39 OPPONENT UD OP Wilmington W 35 30 Earlham L 18 26 Ohio U L 29 37 Ohio U L 34 42 at Cincinnati L 28 45 Bowling Green W 45 28 Cedarville W 33 26 Miami/Ohio L 15 26 Xavier W 44 29 Ohio U L 41 53 Ohio Wesleyan L 26 40 Detroit L 16 29 Marshall L 27 38 Marshall L 25 31 Miami/Ohio L 32 63 Bluffton W 29 22 Xavier L 10 20 Wittenberg L 34 41 Ohio Wesleyan L 28 29 Cincinnati W 48 37 Capital W 49 24 Wilmington L 18 28 Cincinnati L 23 32 Miami/Ohio L 37 42 Bowling Green L 37 68 Wilmington W 45 34 Earlham L 18 19 Wilmington L 28 33 Cincinnati W 42 36 Camp Atterbury L 36 61 Antioch W 39 14 Toledo L 21 26 Ohio U L 26 52 Xavier L 27 34 Xavier L 41 48 Muskingum L 34 44 John Carroll L 29 31 Ohio Wesleyan L 35 38 Cincinnati L 31 41 Marshall L 46 57 Assumption W 46 24 Cleveland State L 36 39 Ohio Wesleyan L 21 29 Wittenberg L 36 40 Ohio U W 65 53 Wittenberg L 29 41 Alumni W 28 17 Marshall L 25 61 Xavier W 47 33 Bowling Green L 30 31 1936-37 Toledo L 34 41 Wright Field L 30 52 St. Mary’s W 28 24 1932-33 SEASON RECORD: 7-12 Ohio Wesleyan L 33 36 Miami/Ohio L 42 49 Detroit L 24 25 SEASON RECORD: 7-7 HEAD COACH: JOE HOLSINGER Ohio U L 44 62 Camp Atterbury L 34 64 HEAD COACH: BILL BELANICH OPPONENT UD OP Wittenberg L 50 54 1928-29 OPPONENT UD OP Middletown Elks W 26 16 1940-41 Marshall L 42 88 SEASON RECORD: 9-10 at Cincinnati L 34 39 Toledo L 32 39 SEASON RECORD: 9-14 Bradley L 42 87 HEAD COACH: GEORGE FITZGERALD Denison W 34 33 Detroit L 24 45 HEAD COACH: JAMES CARTER OPPONENT UD OP John Carroll W 28 26 Middletown W 37 24 OPPONENT UD OP 1946-47 Bluffton W 31 24 Cleveland State W 50 48 Marshall L 35 51 Cedarville W 40 34 SEASON RECORD: 4-17 Ohio Wesleyan L 21 38 Earlham L 23 29 Ohio Wesleyan W 41 35 Wittenberg L 46 55 HEAD COACH: JAMES CARTER Bliss College W 27 21 Otterbein L 26 34 Wittenberg L 31 32 St. Joseph’s/Ind. W 40 28 OPPONENT UD OP Muskingum W 31 27 Earlham L 18 36 Miami/Ohio L 29 30 Wilmington L 28 30 Wittenberg L 46 49 Capital W 45 17 Alumni W 28 11 Ohio U L 27 35 Mount Union L 45 56 Youngstown L 36 53 Wilmington L 21 26 Toledo W 30 24 Wittenberg L 26 29 Ashland L 35 60 Akron L 48 57 Ohio Wesleyan L 27 29 Denison W 41 40 Ohio Wesleyan W 50 40 Youngstown L 40 53 Ohio U L 29 64 Denison L 20 28 Wilmington L 33 39 Western Reserve W 46 38 Ohio Wesleyan W 42 36 Miami/Ohio L 38 66 Xavier L 25 26 Toledo W 39 26 Akron L 25 31 Xavier L 35 37 Youngstown W 55 54 Denison W 31 24 Bowling Green L 22 51 Ohio U L 18 44 Ohio U L 41 72 Xavier W 35 34 Earlham W 26 24 Detroit L 22 34 Cincinnati L 32 35 Marshall L 37 46 Anderson W 45 39 Wittenberg L 29 36 Marshall L 41 48 Bradley L 35 45 Kentucky L 29 70 Wilmington L 22 25 1933-34 Miami/Ohio W 27 20 Cincinnati W 43 29 Toledo L 37 41 Xavier L 12 18 SEASON RECORD: 9-7 Wilmington W 40 39 Wittenberg W 50 39 Marshall L 61 65 Cincinnati L 12 33 HEAD COACH: LOUIS TSCHUDI at Cincinnati L 29 45 Miami/Ohio W 39 26 Bowling Green L 50 67 Alumni W 29 17 OPPONENT UD OP Toledo L 39 56 at Cincinnati L 46 58 St. Viator W 33 31 Alfred Holbrook W 52 30 1937-38 Ohio Wesleyan W 82 46 Bradley L 41 81 DePaul W 22 18 Ohio State L 27 45 SEASON RECORD: 6-11 Marshall L 42 78 Cincinnati W 45 42 Loyola/Ill. L 12 30 Toledo ot W 31 28 HEAD COACH: JOE HOLSINGER at Cincinnati W 44 37 Xavier L 55 75 Wilmington L 28 30 OPPONENT UD OP Miami/Ohio W 45 37 Ohio U L 59 69 1929-30 Earlham L 12 34 Mount Union L 20 25 Ohio University L 47 72 Marshall L 53 79 SEASON RECORD: 4-14 Toledo W 31 29 Hawai’ian All-Star W 41 37 Toledo L 34 70 Miami/Ohio L 52 54 HEAD COACH: BILL BELANICH John Carroll W 37 14 Ohio Wesleyan L 29 38 Xavier L 30 54 Wittenberg L 71 79 OPPONENT UD OP Bliss L 20 30 Wittenberg W 36 35 Toledo L 56 78 Cedarville L 24 25 Wittenberg L 21 43 Miami/Ohio L 34 35 1941-42 Wittenberg L 20 25 Toledo W 28 22 Marshall L 28 49 SEASON RECORD: 12-6 Assumption L 28 32 Toledo W 32 28 Western Reserve L 33 42 HEAD COACH: JAMES CARTER Detroit W 28 20 Adrian L 32 35 at Cincinnati W 32 30 OPPONENT UD OP Bliss L 27 29 Alumni W 47 27 Ohio U L 29 32 Rio Grande W 69 31 Wilmington W 45 34 St. Xavier W 20 19 Wittenberg W 35 27 Ohio Wesleyan L 35 55 Wittenberg W 37 27 Earlham L 27 34 Miami/Ohio L 19 33 Loyola/Ill. L 16 37 Wichita State W 42 19 Earlham L 27 38 Otterbein W 32 27 Ohio U L 38 46 Cedarville W 74 35 Wilmington W 20 19 Wilmington W 38 33 Marshall L 37 40 Cincinnati L 20 24 Cincinnati W 34 28 Ohio U L 34 36 Cedarville W 42 7 Toledo W 41 31 Xavier W 46 32 Wittenberg ot L 20 24 Wittenberg L 36 39 Miami/Ohio L 32 33 at Cincinnati W 47 39 Denison L 17 30 Marshall L 31 56 Youngstown L 35 44 Wilmington L 8 26 Ohio U W 31 23 St. Xavier L 18 29 Miami/Ohio W 60 42 Cincinnati ot L 35 38 Cincinnati W 42 37 Detroit L 18 29 Indiana Tech W 59 22 Denison L 30 33 Wittenberg W 55 50 Marshall L 31 55 Xavier L 42 58 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 112 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1947-48 1950-51 STATS 1949-50 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO SEASON RECORD: 12-14 SEASON RECORD: 24-8 Don Meineke 6-7 Jr. 32 11.3 3.2 20.6 HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN Dick Campbell 6-2 Sr. 28 5.5 0.0 13.3 RANKINGS RANKINGS Jr. Norris 6-1 Jr. 32 4.9 0.0 11.7 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Chuck Grigsby 6-5 Jr. 32 6.4 1.1 9.0 Dec 6 ------Wright Field W 61 30 900 Nov 29 ------Cedarville W 50 36 --- Pete Boyle 6-3 Jr. 32 9.6 0.0 5.5 Dec 9 ------Ohio University L 40 46 --- Dec 3 ------Wilmington W 64 47 --- Vaughn Taylor 6-6 So. 27 4.0 0.7 6.0 Dec 13 ------Youngstown State W 50 43 --- Dec 6 ------Anderson W 68 52 --- Gene Hickey 6-1 Jr. 32 2.0 2.1 4.4 Dec 16 ------Miami (Oh.) W 64 53 --- Dec 9 ------vs Cedarville * W 41 40 --- Gene Joseph 5-9 Jr. 28 1.6 0.9 2.2 Dec 20 ------Cedarville * W 73 49 --- Dec 11 ------Dayton Industrial W 67 45 1,000 Robert Flynn 5-7 Sr. 23 1.3 0.3 2.1 Jan 3 ------at Louisville L 53 69 --- Dec 13 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 68 50 --- James Hough 6-1 Jr. 14 1.4 0.0 1.8 Jan 6 ------Rio Grande W 77 33 --- Dec 16 ------at Tennessee W 57 38 --- Clete Oberst 6-1 Jr. 11 1.4 0.0 1.3 Jan 10 ------at Hamline L 43 58 --- Dec 17 ------at Chattanooga W 87 39 --- Arnold Stein 6-1 So. 9 0.7 0.2 0.9 Jan 13 ------at Bliss W 69 51 --- Dec 18 ------Tampa W 53 37 --- Thomas Frericks 6-2 So. 13 0.9 0.2 0.8 Jan 17 ------at Bradley L 46 79 --- Dec 20 ------Manchester W 66 51 --- Jan 20 ------Cincinnati L 43 61 --- Dec 22 ------at Loyola (Ill.) L 46 69 --- Jan 24 ------Wilmington W 73 49 --- Dec 30 ------Charleston/W.Va. W 78 68 --- Jan 29 ------Detroit W 54 50 --- Jan 1 ------Arizona State W 66 51 --- Jan 31 ------Concordia W 100 47 --- Jan 3 ------Marshall W 68 41 --- Feb 3 ------at Cincinnati L 34 68 --- Jan 7 ------Loyola (Md.) W 68 42 --- Feb 5 ------at Toledo L 39 53 --- Jan 10 ------at Ohio University W 71 61 --- Feb 6 ------at Bowling Green L 68 71 --- Jan 22 ------at Xavier W 65 55 4,500 Feb 7 ------at Detroit W 32 28 --- Jan 24 ------at Bowling Green L 56 81 --- Feb 10 ------Xavier L 52 72 --- Jan 25 ------at Baldwin-Wallace L 60 66 --- Feb 12 ------Baldwin-Wallace L 58 71 --- Jan 26 ------at Muskingum L 68 71 --- Feb 14 ------at Anderson L 65 86 --- Jan 27 ------at Kent State L 61 80 --- Feb 20 ------at Wright Field W 71 38 --- Jan 31 ------Berea W 61 52 --- Feb 23 ------Toledo L 35 45 --- Feb 4 ------at Marshall L 74 81 --- Feb 24 ------at Xavier L 32 57 3,000 Feb 5 ------Youngstown State W 74 61 --- Feb 28 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 45 89 --- Feb 7 ------Ohio University W 75 50 --- Mar 1 ------at Marshall W 58 52 --- Feb 12 ------Xavier W 59 42 3,500 * at Xenia High School Feb 14 ------Baldwin-Wallace W 65 60 --- Feb 15 ------at Eastern Kentucky L 55 72 --- 1948-49 Feb 21 ------Miami (Oh.) W 56 42 --- NATIONAL CATHOLIC INVITATIONAL Ohio Catholic Tournament (Cleveland, Ohio) SEASON RECORD: 16-14 Feb 24 ------vs John Carroll W 66 56 --- HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN Mar 2 ------vs Xavier W 59 51 1,114 RANKINGS Mar 3 ------vs Loyola (Ill.) L 56 60 --- DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT * at Xenia High School Dec 1 ------Cedarville W 69 33 --- Dec 4 ------Eastern Kentucky L 40 48 --- 1949-50 STATS Dec 8 ------Louisville W 58 55 --- NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Dec 10 ------at John Carroll W 48 46 --- Don Meineke 6-7 So. 31 ------16.5 Dec 13 ------vs Cedarville * W 70 64 --- Chuck Grigsby 6-5 So. 31 ------10.6 Dec 14 ------Miami (Oh.) L 37 41 --- Jr. Norris 6-1 So. 31 ------9.6 Dec 16 ------at Niagara L 59 62 --- Dick Campbell 6-2 Jr. 31 ------8.9 Dec 18 ------at St. Bonaventure 2ot L 49 51 --- Pete Boyle 6-3 So. 31 ------5.9 Dec 20 ------at Seton Hall L 47 55 --- Gene Joseph 5-9 So. 30 ------3.9 TOM BLACKBURN took over the Flyer basketball team in 1947 Dec 22 ------at Morris Harvey ot W 78 71 --- Robert Flynn 5-7 Jr. 30 ------3.6 following two post-war seasons with a combined 7-30 record. Blackburn, a stern disciplinarian, quickly took UD to new heights Dec 30 ------Anderson W 63 49 --- Don Bolton 6-2 So. 30 ------2.7 and established Dayton as a national power. With the success of Jan 4 ------Manchester W 57 48 --- Clete Oberst 6-1 So. 20 ------2.2 the Flyers, Blackburn oversaw the building of the UD Fieldhouse Jan 10 ------Marshall W 67 55 --- James Hough 6-1 So. 26 ------1.3 (now Frericks Center). In his Hall of Fame career, Blackburn en- Jan 12 ------Ohio Wesleyan * L 45 51 --- Robert Busse 6-4 10 ------1.1 gineered two victories over the nation’s #1 teams, six trips to the Jan 21 ------at Ohio University W 52 47 --- Jack Zimmerman 6-0 Sr. 26 ------0.8 NIT Final (finally winning in 1962) and a #2 ranking for much of Jan 22 ------at Marshall L 54 60 --- Dick Zimmerman 6-0 So. 18 ------0.7 the 1955-56 season. In 1964, he lost his battle with cancer at Jan 25 ------Kentucky Wesleyan W 60 43 --- the age of 58, but his legacy had been long established. Jan 31 ------at Toledo L 61 64 --- 1950-51 Feb 5 ------John Carroll W 61 40 --- NIT RUNNERUP Feb 7 ------Ohio University L 40 57 --- SEASON RECORD: 27-5 Feb 10 ------Toledo W 48 42 --- HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN Feb 15 ------Xavier L 48 66 2,500 RANKINGS Feb 16 ------at Anderson W 73 57 --- DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Feb 19 ------Bowling Green # L 38 56 --- Dec 2 ------Cent. Missouri State L 47 50 4,000 Feb 23 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 71 55 --- Dec 6 ------Bowling Green W 57 45 5,808 Feb 27 ------at Xavier L 44 49 4,000 Dec 8 ------at Anderson W 71 41 --- Feb 28 ------at Kentucky Wesleyan W 80 68 --- Dec 9 ------vs Evansville ! L 54 60 --- Mar 1 ------at Marshall L 57 60 --- Dec 12 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 60 47 --- National Catholic Invitational (Denver, Colo.) Dec 15 ------at Eastern Kentucky L 66 72 --- Mar 20 ------vs Loras W 53 52 --- Dec 16 ------at Berea W 74 53 --- Mar 23 ------vs St. Benedict L 55 59 --- Dec 19 ------John Carroll W 72 45 5,808 * at Xenia High School; # at Oakwood High School Dec 21 ------Tennessee W 76 61 5,808 Dec 30 ------Arizona State W 94 68 5,808 Jan 7 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 74 46 5,808 Jan 13 ------Muskingum W 100 71 5,808 Jan 15 ------at Ohio University W 75 66 --- Jan 17 ------Louisville W 68 61 5,808 Jan 20 --- 12 Toledo W 64 46 5,808 Jan 24 ------Eastern Kentucky W 76 60 5,808 Jan 27 ------Kent State W 66 46 5,808 Feb 3 --- 20 at Toledo W 67 56 4,800 Feb 5 ------at Youngstown State L 73 76 --- Feb 7 18 --- Loyola (Md.) W 74 54 5,808 Feb 10 18 --- Chattanooga W 69 44 5,808 Feb 11 18 --- at Xavier W 63 57 4,800 Feb 14 17 --- Baldwin-Wallace W 69 55 5,808 Feb 17 17 14 at Louisville W 70 66 --- Feb 21 14 --- Miami (Oh.) W 62 53 5,808 Feb 23 14 --- at John Carroll W 73 42 --- Feb 24 14 --- at Baldwin-Wallace W 63 53 --- Mar 3 14 --- Xavier W 77 53 5,808 National Invitation Tournament (MSG, New York, N.Y.) DON “MONK” MEINEKE was the first member of UD’s 1,000-point Mar 10 13 --- vs Lawrence W 77 71 9,251 club and remains the sixth-leading scorer in school history with 1,866 Mar 13 13 12 vs Arizona W 74 68 9,630 career points. The 6-7 local product (Dayton’s Wilbur Wright High THE FRERICKS CENTER served as the home for UD men’s basket- Mar 15 13 9 vs St. John’s ot W 69 62 16,815 School) led the nation in field goal percentage as a junior and was ball from 1950 to 1969. The 5,800 seat facility was originally named Mar 17 13 11 vs Brigham Young L 43 62 18,379 named Third-Team All-America by the Helms Foundation and Con- the Fieldhouse, but was later named the Frericks Center to honor ! at Owensboro, Ky. verse. As a senior, he averaged 21.1 points a game and was named longtime Athletic Director, Tom Frericks. Since 1969, UD Arena has Second Team All-America by the Helms Foundation, Look Magazine, and the Associated Press. been the home for Flyer basketball.

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1951-52 Mar 1 --- 1 Seton Hall W 71 65 6,054 NCAA SWEET 16 & NIT RUNNERUP Mar 3 --- 17 at Eastern Kentucky ot W 73 68 --- SEASON RECORD: 28-5 1952-53 STATS HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS RANKINGS Jack Sallee 6-2 Soph 29 7.6 --- 19.0 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT John Horan 6-8 Soph 29 10.9 --- 15.6 Nov 28 ------Berea W 77 40 5,808 Dec 1 ------Evansville W 98 49 5,808 James Paxson 6-6 Junior 28 8.2 --- 11.6 Dec 5 --- 17 Louisville ot L 76 79 5,808 Don Donoher 6-3 Junior 28 3.8 --- 6.3 Dec 7 ------at Loyola (La.) W 67 64 --- Dave Otto 5-11 Soph 21 2.0 --- 6.0 Dec 10 ------at Southern Miss W 59 57 --- Larry Pedicord 6-1 Junior 27 2.9 --- 4.0 Dec 12 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 60 61 --- Vaughn Taylor 6-6 Senior 27 3.7 --- 3.9 Dec 15 ------Cent. Missouri St. ot W 61 57 5,808 Don Miller 6-0 Soph 25 2.6 --- 3.8 Dec 23 ------Loyola (La.) W 59 48 5,808 George Woywod 6-5 Junior 16 2.7 --- 3.8 Dec 27 ------Hamline W 78 56 5,808 Chris Harris 6-2 Soph 29 3.1 --- 3.4 Dec 29 --- 7 at St. John’s MSG L 60 62 12,653 Tom Frericks 6-2 Senior 17 1.2 --- Jan 1 ------Southern Miss W 97 73 5,808 Jan 5 --- 16 Murray State W 69 55 5,808 Jan 9 20 --- Ohio University W 101 71 5,808 1953-54 Jan 12 20 --- John Carroll W 89 62 5,808 NIT QUARTERFINALIST Jan 16 19 --- Eastern Kentucky W 90 73 5,808 SEASON RECORD: 25-7 Jan 18 19 --- at Loyola (Ill.) W 91 71 --- HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN Jan 24 16 --- Georgetown W 80 74 5,808 RANKINGS Jan 27 16 --- Xavier W 67 60 5,808 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Feb 2 14 --- Toledo W 61 44 5,808 Nov 28 ------at Canisius W 79 63 --- Feb 6 11 13 at Louisville W 72 71 --- Dec 2 ------Gustavus Adolphus W 90 62 5,808 Feb 9 11 --- at Toledo W 55 53 --- Dec 5 ------Eastern Kentucky W 73 65 5,808 Feb 12 11 --- at Bowling Green W 70 68 --- Dec 9 15 --- at Miami (Oh.) L 70 72 --- Feb 14 11 --- at East. Kentucky W 60 59 --- Dec 12 15 --- Ohio Wesleyan W 98 71 5,808 Feb 16 11 --- Baldwin-Wallace W 97 64 5,808 JACK SALLEE played in more than 90 Flyer victories, and Dec 16 ------Louisville W 78 61 5,808 Feb 20 11 --- Miami (Oh.) W 65 56 5,808 finished his career third all-time in points (behind Don Feb 24 11 --- at Xavier W 82 80 12,020 Dec 19 ------Baldwin-Wallace W 78 48 5,808 Meineke and John Horan). Dec 23 16 --- Toledo W 75 64 5,808 Mar 1 11 --- at Baldwin-Wallace W 75 66 --- George Woywod 6-5 Senior 11 1.3 --- 0.7 Dec 26 16 --- Arizona State W 93 65 5,808 National Invitation Tournament (MSG, New York, N.Y.) Bill Mihm 6-5 Soph 5 1.2 --- 0.4 Mar 8 11 --- vs New York U. W 81 66 18,442 Jan 2 ------Murray State W 98 68 5,808 Mar 11 11 5 vs St. Louis W 68 58 14,112 Jan 4 --- 2 at Duquesne L 52 70 --- 1954-55 Jan 9 14 --- vs Iona MSG W 68 64 5,278 Mar 13 11 15 vs St. Bonaventure W 69 62 17,131 NIT RUNNERUP Mar 15 11 --- vs La Salle L 64 75 18,485 Jan 11 14 --- at Seton Hall W 67 65 --- SEASON RECORD: 25-4 NCAA Tournament (Chicago Stadium; Chicago, Ill.) Jan 13 17 5 W. Kentucky 3ot L 75 79 --- HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN Mar 21 11 2 vs Illinois L 61 80 14,147 Jan 16 17 --- at La Salle L 58 82 5,956 RANKINGS Mar 22 11 --- vs Princeton W 77 61 --- Jan 20 ------Seton Hall W 76 61 5,808 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Jan 22 ------at Cincinnati W 71 69 7,037 Dec 1 ------Gustavus Adolphus W 82 63 5,808 1951-52 STATS Jan 24 ------Xavier W 66 58 5,808 Dec 4 ------Memphis W 88 69 5,808 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Jan 30 18 --- Villanova W 75 65 5,808 Dec 7 7 --- at Miami (Oh.) W 87 67 --- Don Meineke 6-7 Senior 33 ------21.1 Feb 2 ------at Loyola (La.) L 68 78 --- Dec 11 7 --- Bowling Green W 109 39 5,808 Chuck Grigsby 6-5 Senior 33 ------14.8 Feb 4 ------at Memphis W 66 59 --- Dec 15 5 12 Louisville ot W 71 67 5,808 Junior Norris 6-1 Senior 32 ------10.5 Feb 6 ------at Loyola (Ill.) W 86 78 --- Dec 18 5 --- Pacific W 73 66 5,808 John Horan 6-8 Fresh 31 7.1 --- 10.1 Feb 7 ------Loyola (La.) W 78 70 5,808 Dec 21 6 --- Oregon W 71 55 5,808 James Paxson 6-6 Soph 32 ------6.2 Feb 10 ------Miami (Oh.) W 80 69 5,808 ECAC Holiday Festival (MSG, New York, N.Y.) Jack Sallee 6-2 Fresh 32 2.6 --- 4.3 Feb 13 ------at Louisville W 75 71 --- Dec 27 6 --- vs St. John’s W 70 56 12,105 Pete Boyle 6-3 Senior 29 ------3.3 Feb 17 17 --- Cincinnati W 91 66 5,808 Dec 29 4 8 vs Duquesne L 75 90 16,015 Vaughn Taylor 6-6 Junior 20 ------1.8 Feb 21 17 --- at Xavier W 81 63 7,746 Dec 31 4 15 vs UCLA L 92 104 12,135 Gene Joseph 5-9 Senior 27 ------1.5 Feb 23 16 --- at Toledo W 67 63 --- Jan 5 10 --- Canisius W 68 54 5,808 Chris Harris 6-2 Fresh 23 1.1 --- 1.3 Feb 25 16 --- at Bowling Green L 73 107 --- Jan 8 10 17 at Villanova W 59 52 --- Don Donoher 6-3 Soph 12 0.6 --- 1.2 Feb 27 16 1 Duquesne W 64 54 5,808 Jan 10 10 2 at Duquesne W 68 67 --- Larry Pedicord 6-1 Soph 2 1.0 --- 0.0 National Invitation Tournament (MSG, New York, N.Y.) Jan 12 12 --- Cincinnati L 78 85 5,808 George Woywod 6-5 Soph 9 ------0.0 Mar 6 14 --- vs Manhattan W 90 79 16,259 Jan 19 18 --- Western Kentucky W 91 73 5,808 Mar 9 15 --- vs Niagara L 74 77 10,257 Jan 21 18 --- at Louisville ot W 69 67 --- 1952-53 Jan 30 15 --- at Xavier W 91 80 10,541 SEASON RECORD: 16-13 1953-54 STATS Feb 1 15 --- at Western Kentucky W 73 67 --- HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Feb 3 15 --- at Murray State W 49 45 --- RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Bill Uhl 7-0 Soph 32 15.3 --- 18.4 Feb 9 16 --- Miami (Oh.) W 78 62 5,808 Dec 3 ------Gustavus Adolphus W 84 70 5,808 Jack Sallee 6-2 Junior 32 5.6 --- 15.2 Feb 13 16 --- Loyola (La.) W 94 79 5,808 Dec 6 ------Manchester W 105 65 5,808 John Horan 6-8 Junior 32 13.5 --- 15.0 Feb 18 13 12 at Cincinnati W 80 69 6,433 Dec 10 ------Miami (Oh.) L 53 61 5,808 Don Donoher 6-3 Senior 32 5.6 --- 12.1 Feb 20 13 --- Xavier W 71 60 5,808 Dec 14 --- 1 La Salle ot L 64 73 5,962 Chris Harris 6-2 Junior 32 4.6 --- 6.7 Feb 23 11 --- Toledo W 98 63 5,808 Dec 17 ------Eastern Kentucky W 72 62 5,808 Bob Fiely 6-4 Soph 27 3.1 --- 3.6 Feb 26 11 4 Duquesne W 67 58 5,808 Dec 20 ------Baldwin-Wallace W 89 58 5,808 Don Miller 6-0 Junior 16 1.1 --- 3.1 Mar 3 10 --- Seton Hall W 85 67 5,808 Dec 27 ------at Murray State L 70 84 --- Bob Jacoby 6-1 Soph 22 1.5 --- 2.6 National Invitation Tournament (MSG, New York, N.Y.) Jan 3 ------Fordham L 59 64 5,808 Larry Pedicord 6-1 Senior 27 1.1 --- 1.4 Mar 15 9 20 vs Saint Louis W 97 81 9,850 Jan 5 ------at Duquesne 2ot W 72 70 --- Gordon Dodane 6-6 Soph 21 1.2 --- 1.2 Mar 17 9 --- vs St. Francis/Pa. ot W 79 73 16,485 Jan 7 ------at Louisville L 70 76 --- JOHN HORAN Mar 18 9 6 vs Duquesne L 58 70 18,496 Jan 11 ------Loyola (La.) W 83 59 5,808 was a terrific scorer and Jan 13 ------at New York U. W 82 75 7,122 1954-55 STATS rebounder NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Jan 15 --- 2 at Seton Hall L 74 82 --- during his Bill Uhl 7-0 Junior 29 13.8 --- 18.6 Jan 18 ------at Xavier L 68 70 3,876 playing career Jan 21 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 73 63 5,808 at UD. Horan is John Horan 6-8 Senior 28 13.3 --- 18.4 Jan 23 ------at Loyola (Ill.) ot L 69 75 --- one of seven Jack Sallee 6-2 Senior 29 7.4 --- 15.0 Jan 24 ------Duquesne 2ot W 68 66 5,808 players in Chris Harris 6-2 Senior 28 4.0 --- 9.4 Jan 31 ------Toledo W 90 58 5,808 Flyer history Bob Fiely 6-4 Junior 28 5.8 --- 5.8 Feb 2 ------at Loyola (La.) W 70 65 --- to score over Ray Dieringer 5-11 Junior 25 1.8 --- 3.6 Feb 4 --- 8 at Western Kentucky L 77 88 --- 1,000 points Al Sicking 6-6 Soph 18 3.1 --- 3.3 and haul in Feb 8 ------Canisius W 70 43 5,808 Carmen Riazzi 5-11 Soph 26 1.7 --- 2.9 over 1,000 Jim Palmer 6-8 Soph 21 3.5 --- 2.3 Feb 14 --- 17 Louisville L 63 69 5,808 rebounds. Bill Almashy 6-4 Soph 15 2.2 --- 2.2 Feb 18 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 65 74 --- Horan scored Feb 21 ------at Toledo L 62 78 --- 1, 757 career Bob Jacoby 6-1 Junior 19 1.6 --- 1.7 Feb 22 ------Xavier W 81 63 5,808 points and Feb 24 ------at Villanova L 70 80 --- hauled in Feb 26 ------Bowling Green W 81 56 5,808 1,341 career rebounds. DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 114 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Dick Walsh 6-4 Soph 14 0.2 --- 0.9 Don Poynter 6-2 Soph 6 0.2 --- 0.7 Mar 22 3 --- vs St. Francis/N.Y. W 89 58 16,125 Paul Shafer 6-0 Soph 23 1.7 --- 2.3

Mar 24 3 6 vs Louisville L 80 93 15,763 Ray Atherton 6-9 Soph 13 2.5 --- 0.8 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO 1955-56 1955-56 STATS NIT RUNNERUP NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS 1957-58 SEASON RECORD: 25-4 Bill Uhl 7-0 Senior 27 14.7 --- 18.4 NIT RUNNERUP HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN James Paxson 6-6 Senior 28 9.4 --- 15.5 SEASON RECORD: 25-4 RANKINGS Bucky Bockhorn 6-4 Soph 29 5.0 --- 10.7 HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Jim Palmer 6-8 Junior 27 10.4 --- 11.0 RANKINGS Dec 1 ------Pepperdine W 75 35 5,808 Ray Dieringer 5-11 Senior 26 3.3 --- 7.0 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Dec 3 ------Gustavus Adolphus W 87 61 5,808 Al Sicking 6-6 Junior 25 4.7 --- 6.3 Dec 4 ------Morris Harvey W 62 43 5,808 Dec 7 7 --- Miami (Oh.) W 73 50 5,942 Carmen Riazzi 5-11 Junior 25 1.7 --- 3.8 Dec 7 ------Ball State W 58 41 5,808 Dec 10 7 --- at Toledo W 62 59 --- Bill Almashy 6-4 Junior 24 3.0 --- 3.6 Dec 11 ------Miami (Oh.) L 59 63 5,808 Dec 14 7 --- Idaho W 93 56 5,808 Jack McCarthy 6-6 Soph 26 3.5 --- 2.8 Dec 14 ------St. Mary’s/Calif. W 69 50 5,808 Dec 16 7 14 at Cincinnati W 66 57 7,126 Don Lane 6-0 Soph 21 1.4 --- 3.2 Dec 17 ------Ohio University W 58 41 5,808 UK Invitational Tournament (Memorial Coliseum: Lexington, Ky.) Dick Bogenrife 6-2 Soph 19 1.7 --- 2.1 Dec 19 ------Fordham W 64 35 5,808 Dec 20 4 3 vs Utah W 77 73 --- Bob Fiely 6-4 Senior 16 0.9 --- 1.4 Dec 21 ------Utah State W 66 47 5,808 Dec 21 4 9 at Kentucky W 89 74 --- Bob Jacoby 6-1 Senior 11 0.1 --- 0.9 ECAC Holiday Festival (MSG, New York, N.Y.) Dec 28 2 --- Washington & Lee W 86 54 5,808 Dec 26 ------vs Manhattan W 59 51 8,297 Jan 5 3 --- Duquesne W 68 52 5,808 1956-57 Dec 28 ------vs California ot L 55 60 11,023 Jan 7 3 --- at Iona W 83 64 5,012 NIT QUARTERFINALIST Dec 30 --- 15 vs Seattle ot W 81 75 11,851 Jan 14 2 --- at Canisius W 82 73 --- SEASON RECORD: 19-9 Jan 4 ------at DePaul W 69 60 --- Jan 18 2 --- Villanova W 71 50 5,808 HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN Jan 8 ------Detroit W 72 59 5,808 Jan 21 2 --- Xavier W 81 73 5,808 RANKINGS Jan 11 ------at Canisius W 47 43 --- Jan 28 2 9 Louisville ot L 64 66 5,808 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Jan 16 ------Oklahoma City W 75 60 5,808 Feb 1 2 --- Loyola (Ill.) W 75 37 5,808 Dec 1 ------Gustavus Adolphus W 84 48 5,808 Jan 18 ------St. Peter’s W 59 54 5,808 Feb 4 2 --- at Loyola (La.) W 82 62 --- Dec 5 ------Miami (Fla.) W 87 48 5,808 Jan 25 17 --- at Louisville W 57 49 --- Feb 7 2 --- at Miami (Oh.) W 86 73 --- Dec 8 ------at DePaul L 59 67 --- Jan 29 16 --- Xavier W 74 59 5,808 Feb 11 2 --- St. Francis/Pa. W 76 41 5,808 Dec 12 15 --- at Miami (Oh.) W 67 65 --- Feb 1 16 --- Eastern Kentucky W 75 48 5,808 Feb 15 2 19 Memphis W 85 71 5,808 Dec 15 15 --- Cincinnati L 53 65 5,808 Feb 5 14 --- at Miami (Oh.) W 64 62 --- Feb 17 2 4 at Louisville L 56 59 --- Dec 18 ------Cal State-Los Angeles W 78 41 5,808 Feb 8 14 --- at Duquesne W 68 65 --- Feb 19 2 --- at Xavier W 85 75 14,284 UK Invitational Tournament (Memorial Coliseum: Lexington, Ky.) Feb 12 14 --- DePaul W 62 53 5,808 Feb 22 4 --- Seattle W 80 48 5,808 Dec 21 --- 5 vs Illinois L 65 82 --- Feb 16 14 --- at Xavier W 64 58 5,291 Feb 25 4 --- Eastern Kentucky W 90 76 5,808 Dec 22 --- 4 vs SMU L 59 67 --- Feb 26 10 --- Louisville W 58 52 5,808 Feb 29 3 --- at Duquesne L 86 87 --- Bluegrass Tournament (Freedom Hall: Louisville, Ky.) Feb 27 10 --- Loyola (La.) W 103 69 5,808 Mar 3 3 --- Cincinnati W 71 58 5,808 Dec 28 ------vs Duquesne W 88 45 15,400 Mar 1 10 --- at Toledo W 59 48 --- National Invitation Tournament (MSG, New York, N.Y.) Dec 29 --- 8 at Louisville ot L 53 61 --- Mar 4 8 3 at Cincinnati L 66 70 15,011 Mar 20 3 --- vs Xavier W 72 68 11,231 Jan 3 ------Duquesne L 71 79 5,808 National Invitation Tournament (MSG, New York, N.Y..) Jan 8 --- 14 Canisius W 65 58 5,808 Mar 18 11 --- vs Fordham W 74 70 12,160 Jan 10 ------vs St. Francis/N.Y. W 84 60 4,123 Mar 20 11 --- vs St. John’s W 80 56 15,834 Jan 13 ------at Xavier W 61 59 7,130 Mar 22 11 --- vs Xavier ot L 74 78 12,020 Jan 19 ------Eastern Kentucky W 81 61 5,808 Jan 26 --- 4 at Louisville L 56 57 --- 1957-58 STATS Jan 30 ------DePaul W 75 58 5,808 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Feb 2 ------Morehead State W 80 67 5,808 Jack McCarthy 6-6 Senior 29 9.3 --- 14.6 Feb 6 ------Miami (Oh.) 2ot W 68 67 5,813 Don Lane 6-0 Senior 29 5.4 --- 12.8 Feb 8 ------at Villanova W 102 70 --- Frank Case 6-3 Soph 29 7.6 --- 12.7 Feb 12 ------Loyola (La.) W 75 63 5,808 Bucky Bockhorn 6-4 Senior 29 12.4 --- 10.8 Feb 14 ------Regis W 97 53 5,808 Terry Bockhorn 6-3 Soph 29 6.4 --- 8.3 Feb 20 ------Xavier L 65 68 5,808 Joe Kennelly 6-8 Soph 25 2.8 --- 2.8 Feb 23 --- 7 Louisville W 50 48 5,808 Hank Josefczyk 6-6 Soph 26 1.3 --- 2.5 Feb 27 ------Toledo W 90 47 5,808 Dick Bogenrife 6-2 Senior 16 1.0 --- 2.4 Mar 1 ------at Cincinnati W 67 63 7,088 Mike Allen 6-9 Senior 19 1.8 --- 1.6 National Invitation Tournament (MSG, New York, N.Y.) Harold Bockhorn 6-3 Junior 13 0.5 --- 1.2 Mar 16 ------vs St. Peter’s W 79 71 15,135 Tom Nartker 6-9 Senior 5 0.6 0.5 Mar 19 ------vs Temple L 66 77 10,543 Ray Atherton 6-9 Junior 4 0.3 0.0

1956-57 STATS 1958-59 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS SEASON RECORD: 14-12 Al Sicking 6-6 Senior 28 12.3 --- 13.8 HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN Bucky Bockhorn 6-4 Junior 27 7.5 --- 11.8 RANKINGS Don Lane 6-0 Junior 27 6.2 --- 11.7 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Carmen Riazzi 5-11 Senior 27 3.3 --- 10.4 Dec 3 ------Central State W 54 50 5,808 Jim Palmer 6-8 Senior 28 12.5 --- 10.2 Dec 6 ------Ball State W 75 43 5,808 Jack McCarthy 6-6 Junior 28 5.6 --- 5.2 Dec 10 ------Miami (Oh.) W 54 50 5,808 Bill Almashy 6-4 Senior 24 3.7 --- 5.2 Dec 13 ------Stetson W 66 53 5,808 Dick Bogenrife 6-2 Junior 21 3.3 --- 5.0 Dec 17 ------Texas Southern W 93 77 5,808 Dec 20 ------Eastern Kentucky W 69 68 5,808 ECAC Holiday Festival (MSG, New York, N.Y.) Dec 26 20 --- vs Niagara W 84 79 12,135 Dec 27 20 --- vs St. John’s L 63 76 9,765 Dec 29 20 --- vs Utah L 70 79 13,746 Jan 3 ------Brigham Young L 62 70 5,808 Jan 7 ------Duquesne W 57 47 5,808 Jan 10 ------at DePaul W 62 60 --- Jan 14 ------Xavier W 60 56 5,808 Jan 24 ------at Louisville L 59 76 9,021 Jan 28 ------Canisius W 67 54 5,808 Jan 31 ------St. Francis/Pa. L 53 56 5,808 Feb 4 --- 5 at Cincinnati L 74 96 9,763 Feb 7 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 68 72 --- Feb 11 ------DePaul W 88 69 5,808 Feb 14 ------Portland W 65 58 5,808 Feb 17 ------at Duquesne L 57 65 --- Feb 21 ------Louisville L 54 58 5,808 Feb 28 ------at Wake Forest L 57 66 --- THE BOCKHORN BROTHERS were the only trio of brothers to play on the same team from 1957-58 until Mar 2 ------at Detroit W 82 51 --- 2011-12. The Plumlee brothers from Duke in the 2011-12 Mar 4 ------Toledo L 65 68 5,808 season featured three brothers on the same team. Mar 8 ------at Xavier L 69 71 5,491 BILL UHL was a dominant big man for the Flyers and a BUCKY (center), TERRY (right) and HAROLD (left) first-team All-American as selected by Look Magazine. helped the Flyers to a 25-4 record and an NIT Runnerup His senior year, the Flyers were ranked second in the 1957-58 season. nationally during much of the 1955-56 season, behind Bill Russell and the San Francisco Dons.

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1961-62 1958-59 STATS 1959-60 STATS NIT CHAMPION NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS SEASON RECORD: 24-6 Frank Case 6-3 Junior 26 3.9 --- 16.7 Garry Roggenburk 6-6 Soph 28 13.8 --- 16.1 HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN Terry Bockhorn 6-3 Junior 25 5.3 --- 10.0 Frank Case 6-3 Senior 28 5.5 --- 13.3 RANKINGS Bobby Jones 6-2 Soph 23 8.0 --- 10.0 Tom Hatton 6-0 Soph 28 6.3 --- 8.8 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Joe Kennelly 6-8 Junior 26 11.7 --- 9.6 Stan Greenberg 6-3 Junior 27 4.5 --- 8.4 Dec 2 ------Christian Brothers W 95 54 5,808 Mike Allen 6-9 Senior 12 6.4 --- 7.7 Bill Cramsey 6-3 Junior 20 2.5 --- 6.4 Dec 6 ------at Toledo W 72 57 --- Hank Josefczyk 6-6 Junior 23 3.3 --- 6.2 Pat Allen 6-6 Junior 27 4.6 --- 6.2 Dec 9 ------Saint Joseph’s W 78 67 5,808 Phil Dubensky 6-3 Soph 20 3.4 --- 5.6 Joe Kennelly 6-8 Senior 24 5.0 --- 5.3 Dec 12 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 86 67 --- Pat Allen 6-6 Soph 23 4.0 --- 3.3 Phil Dubensky 6-3 Junior 22 2.1 --- 3.0 Dec 16 ------N.M. State W 76 60 5,808 Bill Cramsey 6-3 Soph 19 1.6 --- 3.3 Terry Bockhorn 6-3 Senior 17 0.9 --- 2.2 Dec 20 ------Regis W 62 45 5,808 Tom Boykin 6-3 Soph 14 2.4 --- 2.3 ECAC Holiday Festival (MSG, New York, N.Y.) Stan Greenberg 6-3 Soph 8 2.1 --- 1.6 Norm Schmotzer 6-8 Soph 9 2.3 --- 1.9 Dec 26 ------vs New York U. W 75 67 16,797 Ray Zawadzki 6-4 Soph 10 0.5 --- 1.4 Ray Zawadzki 6-4 Junior 8 1.1 --- 1.5 Dec 28 ------vs Wisconsin L 93 105 15,238 Don Heller 6-6 Soph 13 0.8 --- 1.3 Hank Josefczyk 6-6 Senior 13 1.2 --- 1.4 Dec 30 ------vs La Salle W 81 67 15,408 E.A. Couch 6-2 1 0.0 --- 0.0 Don Heller 6-6 Junior 9 0.9 --- 1.4 Jan 3 ------Xavier W 64 48 5,808 1959-60 1960-61 Jan 6 ------at Canisius L 68 78 --- NIT QUARTERFINALIST NIT FINAL FOUR Jan 10 --- 8 at Duquesne L 59 79 --- SEASON RECORD: 21-7 SEASON RECORD: 20-9 Jan 13 ------Louisville W 72 64 5,808 HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN Jan 16 --- 3 at Cincinnati L 61 80 11,942 RANKINGS RANKINGS Jan 20 ------Eastern Kentucky W 97 66 5,808 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Jan 27 ------at DePaul 2ot W 90 88 --- Dec 2 ------Central State W 80 51 5,808 Dec 1 ------Manchester W 88 68 5,808 Jan 31 ------Drake W 79 74 5,808 Dec 5 ------Arizona State W 89 50 5,808 Dec 3 ------Lamar W 73 51 5,808 Feb 7 ------at Xavier L 71 72 4,266 Dec 9 ------Miami (Oh.) W 61 45 5,808 Dec 7 ------Kent State W 75 56 5,808 Feb 10 ------Detroit L 75 97 5,808 Dec 12 ------at Toledo L 71 81 --- Dec 10 ------at St. Joseph’s/Pa. W 67 65 5,175 Feb 15 ------Portland W 50 47 5,808 Dec 17 ------Drake W 71 54 5,808 Dec 14 20 --- Miami (Oh.) W 84 69 5,808 Feb 17 --- 9 Duquesne W 71 48 5,808 Dec 19 ------The Citadel W 60 48 5,808 Dec 17 20 --- at Drake L 62 73 --- Feb 21 ------Memphis W 78 67 5,808 Dec 22 ------St. Mary’s/Texas W 79 53 5,808 Dec 21 ------Seton Hall W 66 45 5,808 Feb 24 ------at Louisville W 65 59 --- Dixie Classic (Reynolds Coliseum: Raleigh, N.C.) Dec 29 ------at Cincinnati L 61 71 7,074 Feb 28 ------Miami (Oh.) W 63 52 5,808 Dec 28 ------at N.C. State W 36 32 --- Jan 4 ------Canisius W 86 63 5,808 Mar 3 ------Kent State W 94 65 5,808 Dec 29 --- 19 vs Wake Forest L 50 61 --- Jan 7 ------DePaul L 64 75 5,808 Mar 10 ------DePaul W 77 61 5,808 Jan 11 ------at Duquesne W 60 56 --- Dec 30 --- 18 vs Duke 3ot W 71 63 --- National Invitation Tournament (MSG, New York, N.Y.) Jan 13 ------Central State W 84 67 5,808 Jan 2 --- 1 at Cincinnati L 63 70 11,196 Mar 15 ------vs Wichita State W 79 71 13,895 Jan 17 ------at Detroit L 57 71 --- Jan 6 ------Xavier W 54 51 5,808 Mar 17 ------vs Houston W 94 77 12,308 Jan 19 ------Wittenberg L 46 45 5,808 Jan 9 ------Canisius W 73 63 5,808 Mar 22 ------vs Loyola (Ill.) W 98 82 17,326 Jan 21 --- 5 at Louisville L 50 63 --- Jan 13 ------Duquesne ot W 75 60 5,808 Mar 24 ------vs St. John’s W 73 67 16,037 Jan 16 ------Memphis ot W 58 52 5,808 Jan 28 ------at Xavier W 87 64 4,491 Feb 1 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 58 60 --- Jan 23 19 --- Louisville W 62 53 5,808 1961-62 STATS Feb 4 ------at Memphis W 96 77 --- Jan 27 19 17 Virginia Tech W 77 59 5,808 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Jan 30 19 20 Wake Forest W 62 45 5,808 Feb 9 ------vs Seton Hall MSG W 112 77 5,685 Garry Roggenburk 6-6 Senior 30 9.3 --- 16.0 Feb 3 13 --- Miami (Oh.) W 72 60 5,808 Feb 11 ------Creighton W 98 67 5,808 Bill Chmielewski 6-10 Soph 30 11.4 --- 15.4 Feb 10 15 --- at Duquesne L 66 79 --- Feb 15 ------Duquesne W 70 67 5,808 Gordy Hatton 6-1 Soph 29 5.5 --- 14.0 Feb 17 ------at DePaul L 66 70 --- Feb 19 ------Louisville W 91 71 5,808 Tom Hatton 6-0 Senior 28 6.0 --- 11.1 Feb 20 ------at Louisville L 55 80 --- Feb 22 ------Xavier W 94 71 5,808 Bill Westerkamp 6-10 Junior 26 6.9 --- 8.1 Feb 24 ------at Xavier W 91 82 5,298 Feb 25 ------Eastern Kentucky W 79 71 5,808 Harold Schoen 6-7 Junior 26 4.2 --- 6.0 Feb 27 ------Eastern Kentucky W 64 51 5,808 Mar 1 ------Toledo W 83 60 5,808 Stan Greenberg 6-3 Senior 28 1.8 --- 3.8 Mar 2 ------Detroit W 75 69 5,808 Mar 4 ------at DePaul W 83 84 --- Dan Mueller 6-0 Junior 17 1.1 --- 2.4 Mar 5 ------at DePaul W 67 66 --- National Invitation Tournament (MSG, New York, N.Y.) Ron Anello 6-6 Junior 23 2.7 --- 2.2 Mar 21 ------vs Temple W 62 60 13,896 National Invitation Tournament (MSG, New York, N.Y.) Jim Powers 6-0 Soph 21 0.9 --- 1.7 Mar 23 ------vs Saint Louis L 60 67 18,378 Mar 12 ------vs Temple W 72 51 17,078 Don Smith 6-1 Soph 9 1.0 --- 1.7 Mar 25 ------vs Holy Cross L 76 85 15,673 Mar 15 --- 4 vs Bradley L 64 78 16,345 Chuck Izor 6-2 Soph 16 0.7 --- 0.8 Paul Winterhalter 6-1 Junior 9 0.3 --- 0.8 1960-61 STATS GORDY HATTON had a huge NIT semifinal in 1962, net- NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS 1962-63 ting 33 points versus Loyola/Ill. He followed that up with Garry Roggenburk 6-6 Junior 29 12.5 --- 16.1 SEASON RECORD: 16-10 19 more points in the Championship Game as the Flyers Bill Cramsey 6-3 Senior 27 5.4 --- 14.2 beat St. John’s. Both Gordy and his brother Tom aver- HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN Tom Hatton 6-0 Junior 29 7.2 --- 12.8 aged in double-figures that season. RANKINGS Pat Allen 6-6 Senior 29 8.0 --- 8.6 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Bill Westerkamp 6-10 Soph 27 6.1 --- 8.6 Dec 1 ------Ohio Wesleyan W 77 68 5,808 Phil Dubensky 6-3 Senior 24 3.5 --- 7.7 Dec 5 ------Central State W 74 59 5,808 Ron Anello 6-6 Soph 22 5.7 --- 6.8 Dec 8 ------Eastern Kentucky W 79 67 5,808 Don Heller 6-6 Senior 22 1.3 --- 2.1 Dec 13 ------Niagara L 67 75 5,808 Dan Mueller 6-0 Soph 17 0.9 --- 1.6 Dec 15 ------Seattle L 58 75 5,808 Ray Zawadzki 6-4 Senior 16 0.9 --- 1.6 Dec 20 --- 1 at Cincinnati L 37 44 8,078 Harold Schoen 6-7 Soph 18 1.6 --- 1.3 Dec 22 ------Miami (Oh.) W 47 42 5,808 Paul Winterhalter 6-1 Soph 16 0.7 --- 0.9 Dec 28 ------Dartmouth W 62 45 5,808 Dec 31 --- 3 at Loyola (Ill.) L 69 74 10,346 Jan 3 ------at Xavier W 69 64 2,163 Jan 9 ------St. Francis/Pa. ot W 69 65 5,808 Jan 12 ------Louisville ot W 70 65 5,808 Jan 16 ------Wittenberg L 45 48 5,808 Jan 19 ------DePaul W 57 56 5,808 Jan 26 ------Toledo W 67 62 5,808 Jan 31 ------vsProvidence MSG L 72 84 8,572 Feb 2 ------Duquesne W 79 59 5,808 Feb 6 ------Xavier W 79 63 5,808 GARRY ROGGENBURK led Dayton to the NIT title in Feb 9 ------at Detroit W 70 68 --- 1962. The Cleveland, Ohio native scored 1,398 points Feb 13 ------at Duquesne W 58 57 --- and hauled in 1,027 rebounds in just three years at UD. Feb 19 ------at Memphis L 59 61 --- Roggenburk also played baseball at UD and was drafted Feb 23 ------at Louisville ot L 55 61 --- into the NBA and MLB. He chose to play in the MLB and Feb 26 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 57 53 --- spent five seasons playing for the Minnesota Twins, Bos- Mar 1 ------at Saint Joseph’s L 63 70 3,909 ton Red Sox and the Seattle Pilots. After his MLB playing career was over, Roggenburk became a pitching coach in Mar 6 ------Canisius W 75 64 5,808 the minor leagues for the Red Sox and later the general Mar 9 ------at DePaul L 66 68 --- manager for the Winter Haven Red Sox in Boston’s farm system. DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 116 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1964-65 1965-66 NCAA SWEET 16 NCAA SWEET 16 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO SEASON RECORD: 22-7 SEASON RECORD: 23-6 HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER RANKINGS RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Dec 2 ------Niagara W 95 64 5,808 Dec 1 ------Villa Madonna W 90 54 5,808 Dec 5 ------Eastern Kentucky W 73 71 5,808 Dec 4 ------at Eastern Kentucky W 72 69 6,700 Dec 9 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 88 95 3,010 Dec 7 ------Miami (Oh.) W 63 48 5,808 Dec 12 ------Idaho State ot W 71 53 5,808 Dec 11 ------Middle Tennessee W 90 63 5,808 UK Invitational Tournament (Memorial Coliseum: Lexington, Ky.) Dec 15 ------Louisville W 76 59 5,808 Dec 18 ------vs Illinois L 86 104 11,500 Dec 18 ------at Canisius W 70 67 --- Dec 19 ------vs West Virginia W 71 67 11,800 Dec 22 ------Loyola (La.) W 88 57 5,808 Dec 23 ------Army W 41 33 5,808 Sugar Bowl Tournament (Loyola Fieldhouse: New Orleans, La.) Dec 30 ------Dartmouth W 98 70 5,808 Dec 29 ------vs Auburn W 85 71 5,000 Jan 2 ------Akron W 78 65 5,808 Dec 30 ------vs Maryland L 75 77 5,000 Jan 4 ------at Xavier W 83 79 4,809 Jan 3 ------Xavier W 105 79 5,808 Jan 9 ------at Detroit ot L 74 76 --- Jan 8 ------at DePaul W 81 70 4,541 Jan 12 ------at Cincinnati L 65 76 6,602 Jan 12 ------at Cincinnati L 79 87 11,152 DON DONOHER took over the Flyer program near the end Jan 16 ------DePaul L 59 63 5,808 Jan 15 ------Seattle W 81 65 5,808 of the 1963-64 season as Tom Blackburn succumbed to Jan 20 ------Chattanooga W 96 80 5,808 Jan 17 ------St. Francis/Pa. W 98 56 5,808 cancer. Mr. Blackburn’s final game on the Flyer bench Jan 23 ------Louisville W 83 78 5,808 Jan 19 ------at Louisville L 77 94 11,264 was Feb. 26, 1964, when the Flyers fell to the Miami Jan 25 ------Loyola Marymount W 89 71 5,808 Jan 22 ------Western Kentucky W 77 57 5,808 Redskins. “We knew he was a tough old bird from the Jan 27 ------Canisius W 88 72 5,808 Jan 25 ------Loyola Marymount W 85 57 5,808 beginning,” said former player Chuck Grigsby. “But the Jan 30 ------Miami (Oh.) W 54 52 5,808 Jan 29 --- 5 at Saint Joseph’s W 79 76 7,615 man was tougher than any of us ever realized in keeping Feb 3 ------Xavier W 112 81 5,808 Feb 7 ------Murray State W 99 86 5,808 on his feet as long as he did.” Donoher handled the team Feb 6 ------Stetson W 93 55 5,808 for the last three games, but those games were credited Feb 9 ------at Xavier W 76 73 3,600 to Mr. Blackburn’s record. He passed on March 6, 1964, Feb 13 ------at Memphis L 71 77 7,390 Feb 12 ------Memphis W 90 77 5,808 26 hours before the season finale and Coach Donoher Feb 16 ------at Loyola (La.) W 94 69 --- Feb 16 --- 4 Loyola (Ill.) L 72 77 5,808 became the Flyers’ 15th different head coach. Feb 20 ------at Loyola (Ill.) W 83 72 8,985 Feb 19 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 75 60 3,000 1962-63 STATS Feb 24 ------at Louisville W 75 70 8,802 Feb 24 ------vs Houston MSG W 71 69 11,620 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Feb 27 ------St. Francis/Pa. W 80 43 5,808 Feb 26 ------DePaul W 76 73 5,808 Gordy Hatton 6-1 Junior 26 6.7 --- 15.7 Mar 6 ------at DePaul W 71 64 4,017 Mar 5 ------Detroit W 109 80 5,808 Bill Westerkamp 6-10 Senior 25 9.0 --- 11.5 NCAA Tournament (E.A. Diddle Arena: Bowling Green, Ky.) NCAA Tournament (Memorial Gymnasium: Kent, Ohio) Harold Schoen 6-7 Senior 26 8.2 --- 10.3 Mar 9 ------vs Ohio University W 66 65 7,500 Mar 7 ------vs Miami (Oh.) W 58 51 7,013 Dan Mueller 6-0 Senior 23 2.9 --- 9.0 NCAA Tournament (Memorial Coliseum: Lexington, Ky.) NCAA Tournament (Iowa Field House: Iowa City, Iowa) Bob Sullivan 6-3 Soph 21 5.9 --- 8.6 Mar 12 --- 1 vs Michigan L 71 98 11,600 Mar 11 --- 1 vs Kentucky L 79 86 11,500 Paul Winterhalter 6-1 Senior 19 2.3 --- 5.3 Mar 13 ------vs DePaul W 75 69 10,500 Mar 12 --- 10 vs Western Kentucky L 68 82 13,500 Ron Anello 6-6 Senior 15 2.9 --- 3.6 Jim Powers 6-0 Junior 19 1.9 --- 3.5 1964-65 STATS 1965-66 STATS Chuck Izor 6-2 Junior 22 2.6 --- 3.3 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Don Smith 6-1 Junior 12 2.9 --- 3.0 Henry Finkel 6-11 Junior 29 14.9 --- 25.3 Henry Finkel 6-11 Senior 29 12.1 --- 22.7 Bob Sullivan 6-3 Senior 28 8.7 --- 14.6 Don May 6-4 Soph 29 11.4 --- 20.3 1963-64 Henry Burlong 6-6 Junior 10 9.5 --- 13.7 Glinder Torain 6-6 Soph 29 5.9 --- 9.7 SEASON RECORD: 15-10 Dennis Papp 6-3 Junior 29 2.9 --- 9.1 Bobby Joe Hooper 6-0 Soph 27 4.3 --- 9.5 HEAD COACH: TOM BLACKBURN/DON DONOHER Bill Cassidy 6-4 Junior 29 5.3 --- 8.6 Gene Klaus 6-0 Junior 29 4.1 --- 8.7 RANKINGS Gene Klaus 6-0 Soph 22 4.5 --- 6.0 Rudy Waterman 6-1 Soph 18 3.6 --- 6.1 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Jim Wannemacher 6-6 Soph 19 3.9 --- 6.0 Bill Cassidy 6-4 Senior 27 2.6 --- 5.2 Nov 30 ------Akron W 85 64 5,808 Jack Warrell 6-0 Junior 21 1.6 --- 5.3 Jim Wannemacher 6-6 Junior 3 1.7 --- 1.3 Dec 4 ------Cal-Davis W 74 48 5,808 Tom Brooks 6-0 Soph 15 0.9 --- 3.2 Tom Brooks 6-0 Junior 14 0.4 --- 1.2 Dec 7 ------at Eastern Kentucky W 83 72 --- Fred Johnston 6-4 Soph 12 1.4 --- 1.7 John Samanich 6-7 Junior 8 1.0 --- 1.1 Dec 10 ------at Miami (Oh.) 2ot W 87 81 --- Ralph Steffano 6-3 Junior 8 1.1 --- 1.6 Dennis Hrcka 6-8 Junior 12 1.4 --- 0.8 Dec 14 ------at Canisius W 67 65 --- Dave Inderrieden 5-11 Soph 20 1.1 --- 1.4 Jack Warrell 6-0 Senior 10 0.6 --- 0.6 Dec 18 ------Lamar W 85 73 5,808 Dennis Hrcka 6-8 Soph 8 1.3 --- 1.4 Richard Fox 6-4 Soph 8 0.9 --- 0.6 Dec 21 ------Murray State W 86 71 5,808 Louis Bok 6-4 Soph 4 1.3 --- 1.0 Dave Inderrieden 5-11 Junior 14 0.2 --- 0.5 ECAC Holiday Festival (MSG, New York, N.Y.) John Samanich 6-7 Soph 13 0.8 --- 0.5 Dec 26 ------vs Villanova L 73 77 15,451 Wayne Taubken 6-3 Soph 2 0.5 --- 0.0 Dec 28 ------vs St. John’s L 76 88 3,000 HENRY FINKEL played Jan 4 ------Xavier L 94 103 5,808 nine seasons in the Jan 8 ------Ohio Wesleyan W 69 52 5,808 NBA after finishing Jan 11 ------Louisville W 67 59 5,808 his career at UD. He Jan 13 ------Portland W 82 60 5,808 holds the record for Jan 18 ------at DePaul L 83 89 --- most points scored in Jan 21 ------at Seattle L 63 80 --- a season at UD (733 Jan 22 --- 3 Loyola (Ill.) L 56 70 5,808 in 1964-65) and the Feb 1 ------at Xavier L 81 82 5,488 highest scoring average (25.3 in 1964- Feb 5 ------at Cincinnati L 63 77 8,023 65). Finkel’s career Feb 12 ------Detroit W 90 84 5,808 field goal percentage Feb 15 ------Memphis W 83 73 5,808 of .619 (772-of-1248) Feb 22 ------at Louisville W 89 79 12,152 is the third-best Feb 26 ------Miami (Oh.) L 62 75 5,808 mark in school his- Feb 29 ------Loyola (La.) W 82 67 5,808 tory, and the best for Mar 4 ------Saint Joseph’s ot W 78 74 5,808 any player with more Mar 7 --- 8 DePaul L 73 79 5,808 than 500 field goal attempts. He led Day- 1963-64 STATS ton to the Sweet 16 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS in back-to-back seasons in 1965-65 and Henry Finkel 6-11 Soph 25 13.0 --- 23.0 1965-66. Henry Burlong 6-6 Soph 24 8.9 --- 14.8 Chuck Izor 6-2 Senior 25 4.6 --- 11.6 Gordy Hatton 6-1 Senior 25 6.0 --- 11.3 Bob Sullivan 6-3 Junior 24 7.0 --- 10.1 Jack Warrell 6-0 Soph 18 3.6 --- 6.1 Dennis Papp 6-3 Soph 20 1.6 --- 4.4 Jim Powers 6-0 Senior 19 2.5 --- 1.8 Don Smith 6-1 Senior 11 1.3 --- 1.5 GENE KLAUS played in 11 NCAA Tournament games for Bill Cassidy 6-4 Soph 14 0.9 --- 1.2 the Flyers, a school record. UD won seven of those 11 Sam Anderson 6-7 Junior 12 1.8 --- 0.8 from 1965 to 1967.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 117 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1966-67 1967-68 NCAA RUNNER-UP NIT CHAMPION SEASON RECORD: 25-6 SEASON RECORD: 21-9 HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER RANKINGS RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Dec 1 ------Baldwin-Wallace W 95 81 5,882 Dec 2 6 --- Northern Michigan W 78 61 5,882 Dec 3 ------at Saint Louis W 80 78 7,120 Dec 5 6 --- Miami (Oh.) L 61 64 5,882 Dec 6 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 80 71 2,144 Dec 9 6 --- at Eastern Kentucky L 75 76 7,250 Dec 10 ------Eastern Kentucky W 104 82 5,882 Dec 13 --- 5 Louisville W 63 47 5,882 Dec 15 ------Tampa W 111 64 5,882 Dec 16 ------Rice W 82 58 5,882 Dec 17 --- 3 at Louisville L 81 96 14,602 UK Invitational Tournament (Memorial Coliseum: Lexington, Ky.) Dec 20 ------East Carolina W 86 66 5,882 Dec 22 --- 7 at Kentucky L 85 88 11,500 Dec 23 ------at Loyola (Ill.) W 100 90 6,059 Dec 23 ------vs Cincinnati L 70 71 11,500 Dec 28 ------Marquette W 95 76 5,882 Dec 27 ------Portland W 124 68 5,882 Dec 30 ------N.M. State W 74 48 5,882 Dec 30 ------at Cincinnati L 68 82 6,883 Jan 2 ------Harvard W 100 78 5,882 Jan 3 ------at Xavier W 83 80 3,765 Jan 4 ------at Xavier W 75 72 4,802 Jan 6 ------at Marquette L 68 83 11,138 Jan 10 ------Cincinnati L 49 62 5,882 Jan 11 ------St. Louis W 57 56 5,882 Jan 14 ------at Detroit W 94 75 3,736 Jan 13 ------Detroit W 86 74 5,882 Jan 18 --- 2 Louisville L 50 66 5,882 Jan 17 ------at W. Kentucky ot L 74 75 9,122 Jan 21 ------DePaul W 81 65 5,882 Jan 20 ------DePaul L 65 70 5,882 Jan 25 ------Canisius W 83 59 5,882 Jan 23 ------at Louisville L 72 73 11,081 Jan 28 ------Miami (Oh.) W 71 55 5,882 Jan 29 ------Loyola (La.) W 81 65 5,882 Feb 4 ------at Niagara L 74 80 3,200 Feb 1 ------Miami (Fla.) W 98 60 5,882 Feb 8 ------Xavier W 70 66 5,882 Feb 3 ------Saint Joseph’s W 86 64 5,882 Feb 11 ------at Memphis W 81 56 11,001 Feb 7 ------Xavier W 64 56 5,882 Feb 15 ------Northern Illinois W 101 60 5,882 Feb 10 ------Fairfield W 95 70 5,882 Feb 18 ------at Loyola (La.) W 101 71 1,500 Feb 17 ------at DePaul W 70 58 3,017 Feb 21 ------at Miami (Fla.) W 80 79 2,283 Feb 21 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 91 75 5,882 Feb 25 ------Chattanooga W 98 66 5,882 Feb 24 ------at Canisius W 82 64 4,110 DAN OBRAVAC wins the tip against UCLA’s Lew Alcindor Mar 4 ------at DePaul L 79 84 4,362 Feb 28 ------St. Joseph’s/Ind. W 99 66 5,882 (now known as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) in the 1967 NCAA NCAA Tournament (Memorial Coliseum: Lexington, Ky.) Mar 2 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 63 51 3,914 Championship game. It is thought to be the only time that Alcindor lost the opening tip in a UCLA uniform. Mar 11 --- 6 vs Western Kentucky otW 69 67 11,500 National Invitation Tournament (MSG, New York, N.Y.) NCAA Tournament (Magaw Hall: Evanston, Ill.) Mar 16 ------vs West Virginia W 87 68 16,127 Mar 17 --- 8 vs Tennessee W 53 52 7,386 Mar 19 ------vs Fordham W 61 60 18,683 Mar 18 ------vs Virginia Tech ot W 71 66 7,419 Mar 21 ------vs Notre Dame ot W 76 74 19,500 1968-69 FINAL FOUR (Freedom Hall: Louisville, Ky.) Mar 23 ------vs Kansas W 61 48 19,008 NCAA FIRST ROUND Mar 24 --- 4 vs N.C. W 76 62 18,889 SEASON RECORD: 20-7 Mar 25 --- 1 vs UCLA L 64 79 18,892 1967-68 STATS HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS RANKINGS 1966-67 STATS Don May 6-4 Senior 30 15.0 --- 23.3 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Nov 30 ------Baldwin-Wallace W 89 59 5,882 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Bobby Joe Hooper 6-0 Senior 29 4.2 --- 15.2 Dec 4 ------Gannon W 91 71 5,882 Don May 6-4 Junior 31 16.7 --- 22.2 George Janky 6-8 Soph 30 6.8 --- 9.5 Dec 7 ------Bowling Green W 81 60 5,882 Bobby Joe Hooper 6-0 Junior 31 3.9 --- 11.7 Dan Sadlier 6-6 Junior 30 4.5 --- 6.5 Dec 9 ------Portland W 95 66 5,882 Rudy Waterman 6-1 Junior 29 3.1 --- 11.2 Dan Obrovac 6-10 Junior 29 5.4 --- 6.7 Dec 11 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 83 55 4,534 Glinder Torain 6-6 Junior 29 6.0 --- 10.3 Jim Gottschall 6-2 Soph 30 2.1 --- 6.4 Dec 14 ------at Louisville L 69 84 12,018 Gene Klaus 6-0 Senior 31 2.1 --- 9.2 Rudy Waterman 6-1 Senior 20 2.0 --- 5.5 Dec 21 ------Providence W 90 63 5,882 Dan Sadlier 6-6 Soph 29 5.2 --- 7.8 Glinder Torain 6-6 Senior 22 2.3 --- 3.0 Dec 23 ------Loyola Marymount W 83 58 5,882 Dan Obrovac 6-10 Soph 29 6.4 --- 6.1 Tom Heckman 6-1 Junior 7 1.3 --- 3.0 Dec 28 ------Eastern Kentucky W 85 76 5,882 Ned Sharpenter 6-7 Soph 15 3.3 --- 3.3 Jerry Gottschall 6-2 Soph 24 1.1 --- 2.1 Dec 31 ------at Saint Louis W 67 56 2,224 Jim Wannemacher 6-6 Senior 20 1.6 --- 2.5 Jerry Francis 6-3 Soph 1 0.0 --- 2.0 Jan 4 ------at Xavier L 55 59 3,881 Richard Fox 6-4 Junior 11 1.1 --- 2.2 Mike Leffel 6-0 Soph 15 0.6 --- 1.5 Jan 11 --- 13 at Detroit W 64 62 7,723 Tom Heckman 6-1 Soph 19 0.2 --- 1.3 Ned Sharpenter 6-7 Junior 22 1.0 --- 1.2 Jan 15 ------Louisville W 69 67 5,882 Dennis Papp 6-3 Senior 7 0.3 --- 1.0 Jim Wannemacher 6-6 Senior 16 1.3 --- 1.2 Jan 18 ------at DePaul W 86 83 3,648 John Samanich 6-7 Senior 6 1.2 --- 1.0 Mike Blevins 6-4 Soph 3 0.7 --- 0.0 Dave Inderrieden 5-11 Senior 7 0.6 --- 0.1 Jan 20 ------Western Kentucky L 65 70 5,882 John Rohm 6-6 Junior 1 0.0 --- 0.0 Jan 25 20 --- Miami (Oh.) W 67 54 5,882 Jan 27 20 --- Xavier W 72 64 5,882 Feb 1 20 --- Niagara W 100 70 5,882 Feb 6 19 6 vs Davidson MSG L 63 64 6,496 Feb 8 19 --- at Loyola (Ill.) ot W 70 69 4,621 Feb 13 17 --- at Rice W 58 55 2,000 Feb 15 17 --- at Florida State L 71 79 5,000 Feb 19 ------at Cincinnati L 60 96 5,837 Feb 22 ------Chattanooga W 61 58 5,882 Feb 26 ------Morehead State W 75 63 5,882 Mar 1 ------DePaul W 63 57 5,882 NCAA Tournament (Daniel-Meyer Coliseum: Fort Worth, Texas) Mar 7 ------vs Colorado State L 50 52 6,500

1968-69 STATS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Dan Sadlier 6-6 Senior 27 9.3 --- 18.2 Dan Obrovac 6-10 Senior 23 8.2 --- 12.0 Jim Gottschall 6-2 Junior 27 2.7 --- 10.9 Ken May 6-5 Soph 26 6.9 --- 9.1 George Janky 6-8 Junior 25 6.9 --- 7.5 DON MAY’S remarkable performance against N.C. in Steve Turnwald 6-0 Soph 24 3.5 --- 5.8 the 1967 NCAA National Semifinal Game will always Ned Sharpenter 6-7 Senior 11 2.5 --- 4.6 be remembered for a certain number: 13. Thirteen is Jerry Gottschall 6-2 Junior 27 2.7 --- 4.4 how many consecutive field goals he made against BOOBY JOE HOOPER played an heroic game in the 1968 NIT Tom Crosswhite 6-7 Soph 23 4.1 --- 3.0 the No. 4 Tar Heels as the Flyers advanced to the Championship as he scored 16 points with a broken hand as UD Tom Heckman 6-1 Senior 16 0.8 --- 2.9 National Championship against UCLA. The Flyers, in defeated Kansas 61-48 at Madison Square Garden. He scored 1,059 Jack Keehan 6-7 Soph 14 1.4 --- 1.9 their lone National Championship appearance, fell to points in his Flyer career and shot an outstanding .471 from the Mike Leffel 6-0 Junior 13 0.5 --- 1.5 Lew Alcindor and his fellow Bruins, as UCLA won its field and .835 from the foul line. Hooper’s three year career at UD first of seven consecutive National Championships. George Schloemer 6-4 Soph 14 1.5 --- 1.4 included a Sweet 16 appearance, an NCAA Runner-up, and an NIT Nick Ferri 6-2 Soph 8 0.6 --- 1.0 Championship. Hooper’s UD teams had a combined record of 69-21. Don Bernard 6-7 Soph 8 0.1 --- 0.0

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NCAA FIRST ROUND NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS HEAD COACH:DON DONOHER OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO SEASON RECORD: 19-8 Ken May 6-5 Senior 27 7.3 --- 18.9 RANKINGS HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER Tom Crosswhite 6-7 Senior 27 10.2 --- 18.1 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT RANKINGS George Jackson 6-7 Senior 27 14.5 --- 14.3 Dec 2 ------Illinois State W 81 75 12,594 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Rex Gardecki 6-0 Junior 27 3.6 --- 7.6 Dec 5 ------at Louisville L 58 75 7,544 Dec 6 ------Bowling Green W 72 70 13,450 Al Bertke 6-1 Junior 27 2.9 --- 6.7 Dec 9 ------Michigan L 78 81 13,458 Dec 9 --- 11 at Louisville W 72 56 12,237 Pat Murnen 6-5 Junior 17 2.4 --- 6.4 Dec 16 ------Akron W 74 66 11,579 Dec 13 ------at Eastern Kentucky W 67 63 7,200 Gordy Gahm 6-3 Soph 20 0.9 --- 3.0 Dec 18 ------Auburn W 106 63 11,899 UK Invitational Tournament (Memorial Coliseum: Lexington, Ky.) John Bitter 6-7 Soph 25 2.7 --- 2.7 UD Invitational Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Dec 19 ------vs Duke L 67 72 11,500 G. Schloemer 6-4 Senior 23 1.7 --- 2.2 Dec 22 ------Northwestern W 73 66 11,586 Dec 20 ------vs Navy W 83 69 11,500 Jack Keehan 6-7 Senior 18 1.0 --- 1.5 Dec 23 ------Alabama L 76 77 12,217 Dec 23 ------Cincinnati L 62 64 13,450 Steve Hess 6-7 Soph 11 0.7 --- 0.7 Dec 27 ------at Seattle L 71 92 4,500 Dec 27 ------Miami (Oh.) L 64 66 13,450 Mark Sizemore 6-0 Soph 15 0.2 --- 0.7 Dec 30 --- 20 at Santa Clara L 64 77 1,510 Dec 29 ------Portland W 99 48 12,002 Ted Sizemore 6-1 Soph 6 0.3 --- 0.7 Jan 3 ------Eastern Kentucky L 70 74 11,874 Jan 3 ------at Xavier W 94 76 3,118 Steve Lawrence 6-10 Soph 10 1.2 --- 0.6 Jan 6 ------at Xavier W 98 82 1,235 Jan 10 ------at Providence W 81 78 3,300 Jan 13 ------Old Dominion L 72 77 12,152 Jan 14 --- 18 Louisville L 69 77 13,450 1971-72 Jan 17 --- 20 Louisville L 73 74 12,273 Jan 17 ------DePaul W 79 75 13,450 SEASON RECORD: 13-13 Jan 20 ------at Notre Dame L 58 94 10,127 Jan 19 ------Detroit W 89 68 12,430 HEAD COACH:DON DONOHER Jan 24 ------Miami (Oh.) W 68 61 12,117 Jan 24 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 65 76 6,143 RANKINGS Jan 27 ------at DePaul W 82 74 4,212 Jan 28 ------Eastern Michigan W 97 81 12,716 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Jan 31 ------at Cincinnati L 71 84 5,106 Jan 31 ------Colgate W 97 82 13,450 Dec 1 ------Bowling Green W 87 78 13,271 Feb 3 ------at Loyola (Ill.) W 110 89 7,383 Feb 4 ------Xavier W 90 78 12,542 Dec 4 ------at Saint Louis L 71 75 5,031 Feb 6 ------Western Kentucky W 85 78 11,791 Dec 8 --- 16 at Louisville L 60 88 9,642 Feb 7 --- 12 Florida State L 76 82 13,450 Feb 10 ------Long Island W 84 76 12,038 Dec 11 ------Xavier W 69 66 13,127 Feb 10 ------Saint Louis W 64 61 12,375 Feb 14 ------Biscayne W 100 68 11,514 Dec 13 ------at Eastern Kentucky L 91 98 5,950 Feb 14 ------at Tampa W 88 62 1,500 Feb 17 --- 9 at St. John’s L 83 98 6,008 Feb 16 ------at Loyola (La.) W 83 73 225 Dec 18 ------Miami (Oh.) L 51 58 12,952 Dec 22 ------at Duke L 66 68 5,300 Feb 21 ------Kent State W 74 66 11,175 Feb 18 ------Kent State W 88 78 12,127 Dec 31 ------East Carolina W 86 72 11,448 Feb 24 ------Davidson L 67 84 12,865 Feb 21 ------at DePaul W 74 63 3,920 Jan 3 ------Houston W 73 69 12,170 Feb 28 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 59 84 4,920 Feb 23 --- 16 at Western Kentucky L 63 76 12,352 Jan 8 ------San Diego W 84 72 12,782 Mar 3 ------Xavier W 87 81 12,348 Feb 28 --- 13 Notre Dame W 95 79 13,450 Jan 12 --- 5 Louisville L 64 71 12,782 Mar 3 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 93 70 12,872 Jan 15 ------DePaul L 72 75 12,684 1972-73 STATS NCAA Tournament (Daniel-Meyer Coliseum: Fort Worth, Texas) Jan 19 ------Cincinnati W 76 60 13,169 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Mar 7 --- 13 vs Houston L 64 71 5,823 Jan 22 ------at Kent State W 58 56 4,087 Donald Smith 6-0 Junior 26 3.0 0 23.4 Jan 26 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 66 60 6,140 Mike Sylvester 6-5 Junior 26 3.1 0 16.6 1969-70 STATS Jan 29 ------Wittenberg W 44 42 13,241 J.D. Grigsby 6-4 Senior 22 6.0 0 10.4 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Jan 31 ------at Niagara L 69 88 1,842 John Von Lehman 6-8 Junior 21 7.3 0 8.3 Ken May 6-5 Junior 27 7.1 --- 17.0 Feb 5 ------at Xavier L 66 77 4,488 Allen Elijah 6-8 Soph 25 7.2 0 6.5 George Janky 6-8 Senior 27 11.4 --- 16.2 Feb 7 ------at Western Kentucky L 74 76 10,056 Rick Thalls 6-8 Fresh 16 5.1 0 5.2 George Jackson 6-7 Junior 27 14.5 --- 12.1 Feb 10 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 91 90 12,167 Joe Fisher 6-8 Soph 21 5.7 0 5.1 Feb 12 ------Western Michigan W 85 80 12,423 Tom Crosswhite 6-7 Junior 27 3.9 --- 8.9 Russ Willis 5-10 Soph 2 1.0 0 4.5 Feb 16 ------Detroit L 70 78 11,984 Jim Gottschall 6-2 Senior 27 1.9 --- 8.9 Gordy Gahm 6-3 Senior 26 1.6 0 3.2 Feb 19 ------at Biscayne W 80 77 1,200 Pat Murnen 6-5 Soph 27 3.6 --- 7.9 Steve Lawrence 6-10 Senior 19 4.0 0 3.1 Feb 21 ------at Davidson L 69 85 4,554 Al Bertke 6-1 Soph 21 2.2 --- 6.0 Feb 26 --- 10 Southwestern La. L 86 103 13,458 Jim Testerman 6-5 Soph 5 1.4 0 2.4 Jack Keehan 6-7 Junior 15 1.0 --- 1.6 Mar 4 ------Notre Dame W 86 74 13,458 John Bitter 6-7 Senior 17 2.2 0 2.3 G. Schloemer 6-4 Junior 16 1.1 --- 1.5 Steve Hess 6-7 Senior 15 0.9 0 1.7 Steve Turnwald 6-0 Junior 19 0.7 --- 1.3 1971-72 STATS Dan Herling 6-7 Soph 2 2.0 0 0.0 Jerry Gottschall 6-2 Senior 17 0.4 --- 1.1 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Leighton Moulton 6-4 Fresh 1 1.0 0 0.0 Mike Leffel 6-0 Senior 8 0.0 --- 0.3 Donald Smith 6-0 Soph 26 4.0 --- 20.2 Nick Ferri 6-2 Junior 4 0.3 --- 0.0 Mike Sylvester 6-5 Soph 26 6.5 --- 12.3 1973-74 John Bitter 6-7 Junior 26 9.5 --- 9.2 NCAA SWEET 16 1970-71 Jack Kill 6-1 Soph 25 2.1 --- 8.0 SEASON RECORD: 20-9 HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER NIT FIRST ROUND J.D. Grigsby 6-4 Junior 25 6.5 --- 6.9 SEASON RECORD: 18-9 RANKINGS John Von Lehman 6-8 Soph 24 4.9 --- 5.0 HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Pat Murnen 6-5 Senior 25 2.3 --- 4.0 RANKINGS Dec 1 ------St. Joseph’s/Ind. W 97 71 12,157 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Gordy Gahm 6-3 Junior 20 1.7 --- 3.6 Dec 5 --- 9 at Louisville L 68 75 10,994 Dec 1 ------Baldwin-Wallace W 90 47 12,452 Rex Gardecki 6-0 Senior 16 1.3 --- 3.1 Dec 8 ------vsLong Island MSG W 80 69 5,239 Dec 5 ------at Bowling Green W 72 70 5,378 Steve Lawrence 6-10 Junior 17 3.5 --- 2.7 Dec 10 ------Pepperdine W 69 61 10,458 Dec 9 --- 20 at Louisville L 70 72 11,050 Al Bertke 6-1 Senior 20 0.9 --- 1.6 Dec 15 ------at Michigan L 54 76 4,352 Steve Hess 6-7 Junior 13 1.2 --- 1.3 Dec 11 ------Miami (Fla.) W 91 77 12,941 UD Invitational Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Don Fritz 5-11 Soph 4 0.0 --- 0.5 Dec 17 ------Loyola Marymount W 80 59 12,056 Dec 21 ------Georgia W 63 55 11,138 Joe Coladarci 6-11 Soph 2 0.5 --- 0.0 Dec 19 ------Kent State W 65 63 12,551 Dec 22 ------California W 66 62 11,512 Mike Rix 6-4 Soph 4 0.0 --- 0.0 Dec 22 ------Duke L 64 70 13,458 Dec 29 ------Seattle W 74 65 12,171 Dec 26 ------Portland W 88 72 12,197 Jan 2 ------Miami (Oh.) W 73 57 11,812 Jan 2 --- 1 at UCLA L 82 106 12,543 Jan 5 ------St. John’s W 82 58 12,252 Jan 4 ------at Houston L 80 106 7,003 Jan 9 ------at Xavier W 62 52 3,375 Jan 9 ------Loyola (La.) W 111 94 12,739 Jan 12 ------at Creighton L 62 69 4,697 Jan 13 --- 16 Louisville L 68 73 13,458 Jan 14 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 74 59 11,208 Jan 16 ------at DePaul W 76 71 3,201 Jan 19 ------at Detroit ot L 72 79 4,890 Jan 23 ------at Detroit W 88 77 2,517 Jan 23 --- 14 Louisville L 72 90 12,340 Jan 25 ------Saint Louis W 81 71 12,463 Jan 26 ------DePaul W 85 71 11,856 Jan 30 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 59 60 8,045 Jan 30 ------Cincinnati W 91 79 13,084 Feb 2 ------Eastern Kentucky W 110 86 12,229 Feb 2 ------Virginia Military W 76 60 11,538 Feb 6 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 77 63 12,691 Feb 4 ------at Western Kentucky L 83 87 7,500 Feb 8 --- 9 Western Kentucky W 63 60 12,815 Feb 9 --- 13 at South Carolina L 68 81 11,983 Feb 11 ------at Cincinnati W 70 69 5,111 Feb 11 ------at South Florida ot W 79 77 1,098 Feb 15 ------Xavier W 70 50 13,274 Feb 17 ------Chattanooga W 87 62 11,959 Feb 20 ------DePaul W 92 60 13,150 Feb 23 ------Xavier W 86 55 11,702 Feb 24 ------Tampa W 90 65 12,355 Feb 25 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 79 74 3,434 Feb 27 ------at Xavier W 82 76 4,381 Mar 2 ------Northern Michigan W 73 59 12,094 Mar 1 --- 19 at Notre Dame L 82 83 11,207 Mar 4 --- 2 Notre Dame W 97 82 13,528 Mar 3 ------Miami (Oh.) L 53 83 13,458 MIKE SYLVESTER averaged 17.1 points per game during the NCAA Tournament (Idaho State Minidome: Pocatello, Idaho) National Invitation Tournament (MSG, New York, N.Y.) 1973-74 season to lead the Flyers to the Sweet 16. He was Mar 9 ------vsCal State-Los Angeles W 88 80 9,400 Mar 20 ------vs Duke L 60 68 19,102 drafted with the 15th pick in the sixth round by the Detroit NCAA Tournament (McKale Center: Tucson, Ariz.) Pistons in the 1974 NBA Draft and won the silver medal with Mar 14 20 2 vs UCLA 3ot L 100 111 13,314 the Italy team at the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow. Mar 16 20 17 vs N.M. L 61 66 13,658 DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 119 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1973-74 STATS 1975-76 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS SEASON RECORD: 14-13 Donald Smith 6-0 Senior 29 2.9 3.0 18.0 HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER Mike Sylvester 6-5 Senior 29 6.7 1.5 17.1 RANKINGS Johnny Davis 6-1 Fresh 29 3.7 4.1 14.3 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Allen Elijah 6-8 Junior 29 10.0 1.3 10.7 Nov 29 ------Ashland W 85 67 11,067 John Von Lehman 6-8 Senior 29 7.1 1.4 6.2 Dec 3 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 55 66 4,841 Joe Fisher 6-8 Junior 28 4.0 1.4 5.1 Dec 6 ------Biscayne W 95 68 10,823 Jim Testerman 6-5 Junior 26 1.6 0.5 2.3 Dec 9 ------Eastern Kentucky W 68 59 10,207 Jerome Holland 6-7 Fresh 22 1.5 0.0 2.0 Dec 13 --- 18 at Michigan L 80 106 7,492 Leighton Moulton 6-4 Soph 26 0.7 0.7 1.4 UD Invitational Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Rick Thalls 6-8 Soph 13 0.6 0.2 0.5 Dec 19 ------Mississippi State L 54 56 10,658 Dan Herling 6-7 Junior 9 0.3 0.1 0.4 Dec 20 ------Washington State W 91 81 10,513 Rocky Coleman 6-4 Fresh 14 0.2 0.1 0.4 Dec 27 ------Houston L 68 72 12,313 Dec 30 ------at Syracuse L 74 84 7,975 1974-75 Jan 3 ------Xavier W 80 71 11,803 SEASON RECORD: 10-16 Jan 5 ------Jacksonville W 92 83 10,074 HEAD COACH:DON DONOHER Jan 10 ------Old Dominion W 91 79 10,889 RANKINGS Jan 14 ------Miami (Oh.) W 62 61 11,429 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Jan 17 ------Rollins W 67 64 11,680 Nov 30 ------Old Dominion W 90 69 12,179 Jan 19 ------at Duquesne L 67 91 3,340 Dec 5 --- 6 Louisville L 74 76 12,641 Jan 24 ------at Detroit L 70 86 5,014 Dec 7 ------Xavier W 75 66 12,237 Jan 28 ------at Louisville L 74 83 10,395 Dec 9 ------Detroit W 90 76 11,542 Jan 31 ------at DePaul L 72 84 3,739 Dec 14 --- 16 Michigan L 50 61 12,864 Feb 7 ------Chattanooga L 63 65 10,949 UD Invitational Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Feb 9 ------at Western Kentucky W 93 82 8,400 Dec 20 ------Texas Tech L 67 76 10,485 Feb 11 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 78 73 9,987 Dec 21 ------Clemson W 71 69 10,203 Feb 16 ------at South Florida L 72 85 1,350 Dec 28 ------Akron W 73 72 11,254 Feb 21 ------Akron W 71 66 10,837 Dec 30 ------Harvard W 77 64 12,214 Feb 25 --- 6 Notre Dame L 79 85 13,149 JACK ZIMMERMAN was a third-generation Flyer, and all- Jan 4 ------at Pepperdine L 79 80 2,781 Feb 28 ------at Xavier W 77 75 3,800 around point guard. He not only averaged 13.4 points and Jan 6 ------at Houston L 85 86 5,231 Mar 6 --- 18 Florida State W 95 81 10,780 5.0 assists, but also shot 49 percent from the field and Jan 11 ------Creighton L 70 71 11,352 Mar 9 --- 15 Cincinnati L 84 85 12,475 80 percent from the foul line. Jan 15 ------at Eastern Kentucky W 73 65 5,950 Jan 18 ------Duquesne L 81 82 11,631 1975-76 STATS 1976-77 STATS Jan 25 ------at DePaul L 80 86 4,260 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Jan 29 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 62 74 4,001 Johnny Davis 6-1 Junior 26 3.3 4.0 21.8 Jim Paxson 6-5 Soph 27 5.8 4.2 18.8 Feb 1 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 76 63 10,914 Jim Paxson 6-5 Fresh 27 4.7 3.7 13.1 Erv Giddings 6-7 Junior 27 10.9 3.9 15.0 Feb 3 ------Western Kentucky ot W 86 84 10,148 Erv Giddings 6-7 Soph 27 10.9 2.6 12.2 Jack Zimmerman 6-2 Frosh 26 3.1 4.6 11.0 Feb 8 ------Chattanooga L 73 78 11,062 Leighton Moulton 6-4 Senior 25 3.5 3.1 11.8 Doug Harris 6-1 Soph 27 1.5 3.2 10.6 Feb 12 ------at Cincinnati L 68 79 7,146 Tony Wells 6-9 Fresh 27 5.5 1.0 6.7 Tony Wells 6-9 Soph 27 5.0 1.5 7.3 Feb 15 ------South Carolina L 73 93 11,605 Fred Eckert 6-10 Fresh 25 3.8 0.5 5.7 Terry Ross 6-9 Junior 27 3.6 0.5 6.9 Feb 19 ------at Xavier W 78 67 2,315 Terry Ross 6-9 Soph 23 2.3 0.4 2.7 Joe Siggins 6-4 Junior 18 0.7 0.6 1.8 Feb 22 ------South Florida L 61 72 11,747 Mike Wilson 6-7 Junior 9 5.7 0.3 2.7 Tim Pohlman 6-8 Frosh 26 2.0 0.5 1.6 Feb 26 ------Miami (Oh.) L 66 78 10,769 Doug Harris 6-1 Fresh 26 0.7 0.7 2.5 Charlie Tyra 6-5 Frosh 18 1.1 0.2 1.6 Mar 1 --- 16 at Notre Dame L 69 102 11,345 Mike Lee 6-3 Fresh 18 0.7 0.3 1.4 Mike Lee 6-3 Soph 17 0.8 0.3 1.2 Mar 6 --- 3 at Louisville L 67 83 14,109 Bill Frericks 6-4 Soph 9 0.1 0.1 0.0 Bill Frericks 6-4 Junior 19 0.9 0.3 1.1 Mike Brannen 6-0 Soph 10 0.2 0.0 0.8 Mike Brannen 6-0 Junior 22 0.4 0.6 0.9 1974-75 STATS Dan Klawonn 6-6 Soph 13 0.5 0.2 0.3 Jim Arnzen 6-0 Frosh 22 0.4 0.2 0.7 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Johnny Davis 6-1 Soph 26 3.6 3.9 22.3 1976-77 1977-78 Allen Elijah 6-8 Senior 26 9.7 2.0 12.8 SEASON RECORD: 16-11 NIT QUARTERFINALIST Jim Testerman 6-5 Senior 23 7.0 2.3 10.9 HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER SEASON RECORD: 19-10 Leighton Moulton 6-4 Junior 26 2.9 2.3 9.6 RANKINGS HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER Joe Fisher 6-8 Senior 26 8.0 2.1 7.3 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT RANKINGS Erv Giddings 6-7 Frosh 19 3.2 0.4 4.1 Nov 27 ------Cal Poly Pomona W 83 73 10,918 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Rocky Coleman 6-4 Soph 21 1.3 0.5 3.7 Dec 4 ------Western Kentucky W 92 69 11,424 Nov 26 ------Cal State-Hayward W 87 50 11,164 Greg Holloway 6-2 Frosh 20 0.9 0.8 3.1 Dec 6 ------at Eastern Kentucky W 76 69 2,200 Nov 28 --- 11 Syracuse W 76 67 10,718 Terry Ross 6-9 Frosh 21 3.9 0.8 2.6 Dec 11 ------Loyola Marymount W 71 48 11,286 Dec 1 ------Biscayne W 90 59 10,326 Joe Siggins 6-4 Frosh 22 0.5 0.5 1.3 Dec 13 ------New Orleans W 82 68 10,366 Dec 5 ------Eastern Kentucky W 83 70 10,831 Mike Brannen 6-0 Frosh 1 0.0 0.0 0.0 UD Invitational Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Dec 7 ------Temple L 52 63 11,385 Danny Jones 6-1 Soph 7 0.0 0.3 0.0 Dec 17 ------Virginia Tech L 75 76 11,569 Dec 10 --- 9 at Michigan L 61 71 13,549 Dan Herling 6-7 Senior 4 0.5 0.0 0.5 Dec 18 ------Oklahoma State W 78 68 11,246 UD Invitational Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Dec 21 ------Santa Clara W 90 81 10,624 Dec 16 ------San Diego State W 80 71 10,625 Jan 4 ------Morehead State W 79 68 12,136 Dec 17 ------Georgia Tech W 65 63 10,844 Jan 8 ------Xavier W 75 59 12,318 Dec 19 --- 10 at Louisville L 63 69 14,191 Jan 10 ------Youngstown State W 83 59 11,187 Dec 29 ------Memphis W 85 83 12,455 Jan 12 --- 3 at Cincinnati L 61 84 17,009 Jan 5 ------UNC Charlotte W 61 55 11,115 Jan 15 ------Detroit L 63 65 12,030 Jan 7 ------at Xavier L 56 58 3,800 Jan 19 ------Miami (Oh.) L 70 79 11,694 Jan 9 ------Roanoke W 53 22 10,931 Jan 22 ------DePaul L 67 74 12,180 Jan 11 ------Miami (Oh.) W 73 66 12,031 Jan 26 ------Southwestern La. L 52 54 11,403 Jan 14 ------at Detroit L 73 87 8,096 Jan 27 --- 11 Louisville L 71 76 11,930 Jan 16 ------Chattanooga W 97 68 10,864 Jan 29 --- 20 at Memphis L 67 81 11,075 Jan 21 --- 18 at DePaul L 70 74 5,115 Feb 1 ------at Notre Dame L 64 97 11,293 Jan 25 ------at Western Kentucky W 80 72 7,100 Feb 5 ------Chattanooga W 86 78 10,893 Feb 2 ------at Duquesne W 67 65 2,322 Feb 10 ------at Seton Hall L 72 89 5,372 Feb 4 ------Ashland W 98 69 11,245 Feb 12 ------South Florida W 86 58 10,911 Feb 8 ------Akron W 91 52 10,358 Feb 16 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 72 69 4,479 Feb 11 ------Cincinnati L 40 42 13,458 Feb 18 ------at Florida State L 71 76 1,000 Feb 15 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 60 63 5,082 Feb 22 ------at Biscayne W 82 60 1,729 Feb 18 ------at New Orleans L 79 86 3,474 Feb 26 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 89 71 11,310 Feb 25 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 79 69 11,239 Mar 3 ------at Xavier W 86 48 3,000 Feb 28 ------Xavier W 90 62 10,675 Mar 4 --- 7 Notre Dame W 66 59 13,458 National Invitation Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) JIM PAXSON was a three-time team MVP and earned All-American Mar 10 ------Fairfield W 108 93 12,847 honors as a senior after averaging 23.2 points per game. Mar 14 ------Georgetown L 62 71 13,458

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1977-78 STATS OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Jim Paxson 6-5 Junior 29 3.3 2.9 17.4 Erv Giddings 6-7 Senior 29 9.8 2.9 14.3 Jack Zimmerman 6-2 Soph 29 3.2 4.7 11.4 Jim Rhoden 6-6 Frosh 23 5.7 2.0 10.6 Terry Ross 6-9 Senior 28 6.0 0.9 8.0 Richard Montague 6-9 Frosh 28 3.3 0.5 4.4 Dave Abel 6-7 Frosh 28 2.0 0.9 2.7 Doug Harris 6-1 Junior 26 0.4 0.9 2.2 Mike Lee 6-3 Junior 17 1.1 0.5 3.3 Joe Siggins 6-4 Senior 19 1.0 0.6 2.7 Tim Pohlman 6-8 Soph 26 2.2 1.7 1.5 Mike Brannen 6-0 Senior 15 0.6 0.4 0.9 Charlie Tyra 6-5 Soph 12 1.6 0.3 1.1 1978-79 NIT SECOND ROUND SEASON RECORD: 19-10 HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Nov 29 ------Wittenberg W 66 54 12,184 Dec 2 ------McNeese State W 85 75 11,638 Dec 4 ------at Eastern Kentucky L 70 72 5,802 Dec 9 --- 6 Michigan L 61 66 12,518 Dec 11 ------Cal Poly Pomona W 81 67 10,258 Dec 13 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 86 69 4,885 Dec 16 ------Baldwin-Wallace W 74 73 10,084 UD Invitational Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Dec 22 ------Florida State W 97 80 10,840 RICHARD MONTAGUE appeared in three National Invitation Tournaments and the Flyers won the first round games Dec 23 ------Tulane W 85 67 11,128 in each of those seasons. Dec 30 ------Xavier W 67 66 13,152 Jan 3 ------Butler W 73 61 10,257 1979-80 1980-81 NIT SECOND ROUND Jan 6 ------Duquesne W 82 62 11,623 SEASON RECORD: 13-14 SEASON RECORD: 18-11 Jan 10 ------at New Orleans W 77 61 1,800 HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER Jan 13 ------at Memphis W 75 73 10,591 RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT RANKINGS Jan 16 --- 7 Louisville L 76 77 13,458 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Dec 1 ------Ashland W 108 71 11,821 Jan 20 ------DePaul ot W 68 64 12,921 Nov 29 ------Rider W 95 72 10,366 Dec 5 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 79 76 5,114 Jan 24 ------Western Kentucky L 72 78 11,035 Dec 1 ------San Francisco ot W 84 83 9,621 Dec 8 ------Cal Poly Pomona W 95 72 10,132 Jan 27 ------Ashland W 120 90 12,723 Dec 4 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 74 71 3,948 Dec 12 ------Biscayne W 70 58 9,804 Jan 31 ------Miami (Oh.) W 73 62 11,345 Dec 6 ------at Eastern Kentucky W 77 72 6,100 Dec 15 ------at Michigan L 54 69 10,604 Feb 3 --- 1 at Notre Dame L 71 86 11,345 Dec 9 ------Western Kentucky W 74 70 9,361 Dec 17 ------Eastern Kentucky W 93 73 9,819 Feb 7 ------at Cincinnati L 74 82 8,089 Dec 13 --- 18 Michigan L 84 85 11,296 UD Invitational Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Feb 10 ------at Xavier W 75 54 4,200 Dec 21 ------Pacific W 75 64 10,059 UD Invitational Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Feb 14 ------Toledo W 69 68 11,792 Dec 22 --- 13 Iowa L 54 61 10,612 Dec 19 ------Niagara W 79 73 9,344 Feb 17 ------Rollins W 90 73 12,847 Dec 29 ------Baldwin-Wallace W 70 59 10,663 Dec 20 ------Mississippi W 72 70 10,021 Feb 21 ------at Biscayne L 70 71 1,513 Jan 2 ------Miami (Oh.) W 57 56 10,678 Dec 27 ------Toledo W 73 69 11,385 Feb 24 --- 15 at Temple L 63 66 5,755 Jan 5 ------Cincinnati L 68 69 12,148 Dec 30 ------at Cincinnati L 77 80 7,590 Mar 3 ------at Loyola (Ill.) L 68 69 1,192 Jan 9 ------Howard 2ot L 56 58 10,073 Jan 3 ------Yale W 79 69 10,521 National Invitation Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Jan 12 ------New Orleans W 77 51 11,451 Jan 5 ------Miami (Oh.) L 83 86 10,716 Mar 8 ------Holy Cross W 105 81 10,846 Jan 17 ------Memphis W 82 64 10,056 Jan 10 ------at Xavier W 74 72 3,602 National Invitation Tournament (Mackey Arena: West Lafayette, Ind.) Jan 19 ------at Xavier L 59 73 3,300 Jan 15 ------at Saint Louis L 66 78 2,691 Mar 12 --- 16 at Purdue L 70 84 13,126 Jan 21 ------at Western Kentucky L 65 71 9,200 Jan 17 ------at Loyola (Ill.) ot L 81 87 3,238 Jan 26 ------Southern L 70 79 11,051 Jan 21 ------at La Salle L 68 76 5,766 1978-79 STATS Jan 29 ------at Toledo L 75 76 8,110 Jan 24 ------Marquette W 85 73 13,108 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Feb 2 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 72 63 12,078 Jan 31 ------at Detroit L 70 73 5,881 Jim Paxson 6-5 Senior 25 4.2 5.7 23.2 Feb 6 ------at Butler L 61 62 6,790 Feb 4 ------Butler W 68 64 9,231 Jack Zimmerman 6-2 Junior 29 3.4 5.6 13.8 Feb 9 --- 1 at DePaul L 63 65 5,498 Feb 7 ------Alcorn State W 94 69 10,368 Mike Kanieski 6-10 Frosh 29 8.7 2.1 11.7 Feb 13 ------Drexel W 79 67 9,509 Feb 12 ------at New Orleans W 62 53 2,542 Richard Montague 6-9 Soph 29 6.6 0.7 10.8 Feb 16 ------at Marquette L 64 73 10,938 Feb 14 ------at Biscayne ot L 75 79 2,050 Dave Abel 6-7 Soph 25 5.1 2.7 6.1 Feb 19 ------at San Francisco L 62 71 3,857 Feb 18 ------Canisius W 78 56 9,281 Mike Lee 6-3 Senior 27 1.3 0.9 4.3 Feb 24 ------at Duquesne L 71 85 4,084 Feb 20 ------Duquesne 3ot W 109 100 10,655 Willie Johnson 6-8 Soph 25 2.6 0.3 3.6 Feb 26 ------Xavier W 73 60 9,676 Feb 22 ------Xavier W 73 64 11,384 Sean McNally 6-5 Frosh 23 1.5 0.8 3.2 Mar 1 --- 14 Notre Dame L 54 62 13,455 Feb 28 --- 6 at Notre Dame L 57 70 11,345 Doug Harris 6-1 Senior 25 0.3 1.2 2.8 Mar 4 --- 2 DePaul L 64 84 13,455 George Morrison 6-10 Frosh 28 2.3 0.3 1.7 1979-80 STATS National Invitation Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Dan Bockhorn 6-2 Frosh 10 0.2 0.5 1.6 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Mar 10 ------Fordham 2ot W 66 65 7,100 Tim Pohlman 6-8 Junior 24 1.4 0.9 1.3 Jack Zimmerman 6-2 Senior 27 3.1 4.9 17.2 National Invitation Tournament (Mackey Arena: West Lafayette, Ind) Mike Gorney 6-9 Frosh 23 0.7 0.1 0.6 Richard Montague 6-9 Junior 26 7.4 1.5 12.5 Mar 16 ------at Purdue L 46 50 10,612 Jim Rhoden 6-6 Soph 19 6.7 2.9 10.5 Mike Kanieski 6-10 Soph 27 5.2 1.0 9.6 1980-81 STATS John Tomlinson 6-5 Frosh 19 3.7 1.5 8.6 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Dave Abel 6-7 Junior 6 5.5 2.2 5.8 Mike Kanieski 6-10 Junior 29 8.0 1.2 16.9 Tim Pohlman 6-8 Senior 26 2.5 2.7 4.4 Roosevelt Chapman 6-4 Frosh 29 5.8 3.2 12.8 George Morrison 6-10 Soph 21 3.7 1.3 4.0 Richard Montague 6-9 Senior 29 7.6 0.9 11.4 Mike Gorney 6-9 Soph 17 2.8 0.6 3.7 Paul Hawkins 6-3 Frosh 28 2.4 1.4 9.5 Sean McNally 6-5 Soph 23 1.0 0.8 3.4 Kevin Conrad 6-1 Soph 29 2.7 6.2 9.5 Kevin Conrad 6-1 Frosh 26 0.5 1.2 2.1 Scott Gray 6-3 Frosh 1 3.0 1.0 7.0 Darrell Jackson 6-6 Frosh 15 1.3 0.2 1.6 Mike Byrd 6-2 Soph 29 1.8 1.9 6.6 Mike Byrd 6-2 Frosh 13 0.2 0.6 1.1 Sean McNally 6-5 Junior 29 2.1 0.8 3.8 Mike Reichert 6-8 Frosh 22 1.9 0.3 1.0 Mike Reichert 6-8 Soph 19 2.4 0.9 3.1 George Morrison 6-10 Junior 24 2.4 0.3 2.6 Mike Gorney 6-9 Junior 22 0.6 0.3 0.9 MIKE KANIESKI scored 1,642 points during his four Darrell Jackson 6-6 Soph 14 0.6 0.3 0.3 year career in a Flyer uniform. His 8.7 rebounds per Bob Glaser 6-7 Soph 6 0.2 0.0 0.0 game during the 1978-79 season is the highest Tim Robbe 6-6 Junior 6 0.0 0.2 0.0 rebounding average for a freshman in Flyer history. DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 121 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1981-82 NIT QUARTERFINALIST SEASON RECORD: 21-9 HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Nov 28 ------Baldwin-Wallace W 89 68 10,015 Dec 2 --- 10 at Minnesota L 74 90 14,352 Dec 5 ------at Toledo W 79 74 9,042 Dec 9 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 82 65 4,097 Dec 12 ------Xavier ot W 62 61 9,630 Dec 19 ------Old Dominion ot W 78 77 9,240 Dec 22 ------at Iona W 83 78 3,022 UD Invitational Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Dec 29 ------Hofstra W 77 54 10,560 Dec 30 ------Florida State W 93 79 9,740 Jan 2 ------Miami (Oh.) W 82 65 11,187 Jan 6 ------Cincinnati L 73 77 11,807 Jan 9 --- 5 at DePaul L 69 71 12,320 Jan 16 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 88 87 10,213 Jan 19 ------Jersey City State W 63 41 9,278 Jan 21 ------St. Louis W 66 63 9,312 Jan 25 ------at Western Kentucky L 57 65 4,400 Jan 28 ------Providence 5ot W 79 77 9,669 Jan 30 ------Detroit W 68 62 11,025 Feb 3 ------at Butler L 58 70 649 Feb 6 ------La Salle W 84 77 10,878 Feb 10 ------Akron W 65 53 9,551 Feb 13 ------New Orleans L 48 50 10,557 Feb 16 ------Eastern Kentucky W 84 50 10,014 Feb 20 ------at Marquette L 58 72 11,052 Feb 25 ------at Duquesne W 71 61 1,787 ROOSEVELT CHAPMAN remains the only Flyer to score 2,000 career points and he did it in a demanding way. The relatively slight 6-foot-4 Chapman Feb 27 ------at Canisius L 76 81 4,112 did his work in the paint before defenses were extended by the three-point line. He was a master of going around and sometimes over bigger players. Mar 6 ------Notre Dame W 79 72 13,455 Chapman also was a tremendous rebounder, grabbing nearly 1,000 in his career. He appears in the top 10 on nearly every all-time career stat list for National Invitation Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) the Flyers. And he finished his career with incredible style, leading UD to an amazing run in the NCAA Tournament. “Velvet” opened the tourney with a Mar 10 ------Connecticut ot W 76 75 8,100 29-point performance against LSU and then netted 41 points as the Flyers shocked No. 7 Oklahoma. He then netted 21 more against Washington before National Invitation Tournament (Assembly Hall: Champaign, Ill.) the Flyers were finally stopped by eventual champion Georgetown. Chapman led the NCAA Tournament with 105 points in four games. Mar 15 ------at Illinois W 61 58 16,275 National Invitation Tournament (Lloyd Noble Center: Norman, Okla.) Mar 18 ------at Oklahoma L 82 91 11,198 1982-83 SEASON RECORD: 18-10 1981-82 STATS HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS RANKINGS Mike Kanieski 6-10 Senior 30 7.0 1.6 18.4 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Roosevelt Chapman 6-4 Soph 30 8.0 3.8 18.1 Nov 27 ------Otterbein W 112 77 9,585 Kevin Conrad 6-1 Junior 23 2.4 6.3 11.7 Dec 1 ------at Eastern Kentucky W 78 57 4,100 Paul Hawkins 6-3 Soph 26 1.5 1.0 6.8 Dec 4 ------Iona W 84 58 10,486 Sean McNally 6-5 Senior 25 2.2 0.8 5.2 Dec 8 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 69 66 3,638 Mike Reichert 6-8 Junior 29 3.0 0.9 4.6 Dec 11 ------Xavier W 63 53 10,412 Larry Schellenberg 6-3 Frosh 23 2.7 3.0 4.6 Dec 16 ------Minnesota L 65 71 10,555 Mike Byrd 6-2 Junior 30 1.4 1.9 4.2 Dec 18 ------Toledo W 67 63 10,656 Mike Gorney 6-9 Senior 28 4.0 0.6 2.9 Dec 21 ------Western Kentucky L 58 68 9,560 George Morrison 6-10 Senior 30 3.4 0.6 2.4 UD Invitational Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Ted Harris 6-1 Frosh 17 0.4 0.5 0.8 Dec 28 ------Rice W 68 55 10,329 Tim Robbe 6-6 Senior 9 0.4 0.0 0.2 Dec 29 ------Army W 73 52 10,312 Jan 3 ------Miami (Oh.) L 54 57 10,364 Jan 8 ------at Providence L 63 66 6,591 Jan 12 ------at Cincinnati L 49 50 5,293 Jan 15 --- 14 at Missouri L 64 78 10,436 Jan 19 ------Rider W 75 57 8,764 Jan 21 ------at DePaul L 52 56 12,339 Jan 29 ------Drexel W 82 60 10,675 Feb 1 ------Duquesne L 55 58 9,066 Feb 4 ------at Loyola (Ill.) W 65 58 1,721 Feb 6 ------Temple W 61 53 8,660 Feb 9 ------Butler W 75 57 8,539 Feb 12 ------at La Salle W 79 73 771 Feb 16 ------at Detroit ot W 58 54 4,399 Feb 19 ------at Old Dominion L 53 61 5,580 Feb 23 ------Marquette W 65 63 10,570 Mar 2 ------Long Island W 97 85 9,198 Mar 7 ------at Notre Dame L 41 53 11,345 Mar 12 ------DePaul W 80 71 11,411

1982-83 STATS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Roosevelt Chapman 6-4 Junior 27 9.6 2.0 23.0 Kevin Conrad 6-1 Senior 28 2.1 5.1 13.8 Ed Young 6-7 Frosh 26 5.1 0.7 9.6 Mike Reichert 6-8 Senior 28 6.9 2.4 9.0 Larry Schellenberg 6-3 Soph 28 3.2 3.7 4.3 Damon Goodwin 6-6 Frosh 28 1.0 0.5 2.5 Jeff Zern 6-9 Frosh 28 1.4 0.2 2.5 LARRY SCHELLENBERG ranks eight all-time in Flyer history with Paul Hawkins 6-3 Junior 23 1.3 0.2 2.3 465 career assists. He was a master of dishing the ball while KEVIN CONRAD dished out 498 career assists during Mike Byrd 6-2 Senior 26 0.7 1.1 2.0 limiting his turnovers. His assist-to-turnover ratio of 2.36 is the his Flyer career. His average of 4.70 assists per game Ted Harris 6-1 Soph 19 0.5 0.7 1.2 best mark in school history. During his senior year of 1984-85 he ranks fifth in school history. During the 1981-82 Jim Shields 6-8 Frosh 10 0.6 0.1 0.6 had an assist-to-turnover ratio of 3.04. He is the only Flyer ever season he averaged 6.30 assists per game, which is Rory Dahlinghaus 6-8 Frosh 12 0.7 0.1 0.3 to have an assist-to-turnover ratio better than 3.00 in a season. the second best mark for an individual season. 1983-84 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 122 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1983-84 NCAA REGIONAL FINALS SEASON RECORD: 21-11 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Dec 3 ------Northeast LouisianaW 80 78 10,106 Dec 7 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 59 67 6,966 Dec 10 ------at Michigan L 60 82 10,572 Dec 12 ------Youngstown State W 73 64 8,316 Dec 17 ------at Toledo L 70 77 8,295 Dec 20 ------VCU L 67 73 9,198 Dec 22 ------Miami (Oh.) W 89 79 10,107 UDIT / Merrill Lynch Classic (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Dec 29 ------Yale W 78 57 10,058 Dec 30 ------Oklahoma St. W 82 67 10,227 Jan 7 ------Eastern Kentucky W 69 62 11,253 Jan 11 ------at Loyola (Ill.) ot L 93 94 2,611 Jan 14 ------Missouri ot L 51 56 12,044 Jan 17 ------at Temple W 63 62 1,946 Jan 21 ------at Marquette ot L 64 66 11,052 Jan 25 ------Western Kentucky W 71 68 6,000 Jan 28 ------Providence W 73 47 11,097 Feb 2 ------Detroit ot W 82 74 9,711 Feb 4 ------Vermont W 81 53 12,112 Feb 7 ------at Creighton W 79 64 5,694 Feb 11 ------La Salle W 84 69 10,313 Feb 13 --- 13 at Maryland L 59 61 8,515 Feb 15 ------at Butler ot W 77 76 3,807 Feb 18 --- 3 DePaul W 72 71 12,723 Feb 22 --- 5 at DePaul L 59 79 13,027 Feb 25 ------Cincinnati W 82 60 11,073 Feb 29 ------at Xavier L 61 72 6,429 Mar 3 ------Notre Dame W 80 70 13,505 Mar 10 ------Old Dominion W 64 63 11,525 NCAA Tournament (Special Events Center: Salt Lake City, Utah) Mar 15 ------vs Louisiana State W 74 66 6,978 Mar 17 --- 7 vs Oklahoma W 89 85 8,100 NCAA Tournament (Pauley Pavilion: Los Angeles, Calif.) Mar 23 --- 15 vs Washington W 64 58 12,564 Mar 25 --- 2 vs Georgetown L 49 61 12,564

1983-84 STATS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Roosevelt Chapman 6-4 Senior 32 9.1 2.4 21.8 “THE SHOT” Ed Young 6-1 Soph 32 6.6 1.6 13.4 On Feb. 18, 1984, No. 3-ranked DePaul entered UD Arena for a game nationally-televised on NBC. After trailing almost the entire game, the Sedric Toney 6-7 Junior 32 2.5 2.9 11.6 Flyers had one last chance for the lead. Larry Schellenberg rebounded a missed free throw, brought the ball up the floor and hit Roosevelt Chapman with a cross-court pass. Chapman fed Ed Young with four seconds to go, and Young banked the game-winning bucket off the Damon Goodwin 6-8 Soph 32 4.6 1.5 10.1 glass and through the net as time expired to give UD a thrilling 72-71 win. The win propelled the Flyers into the NCAA Tournament, where they Larry Schellenberg 6-3 Junior 32 3.8 4.4 6.6 advanced to the Regional Finals before falling to eventual champ Georgetown. Dan Christie 6-6 Frosh 30 0.9 1.8 3.6 Jeff Zern 6-9 Soph 26 1.7 0.3 2.0 1985-86 Ted Harris 6-3 Junior 25 0.2 0.9 2.0 NIT FIRST ROUND Don Hughes 6-2 Frosh 24 0.8 0.1 0.8 Mar 9 ------Notre Dame 2ot L 73 80 13,511 SEASON RECORD: 17-13 Anthony Grant 6-1 Frosh 18 1.0 0.1 0.8 NCAA Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER Rory Dahlinghaus 6-8 Soph 16 0.5 0.3 0.7 Mar 15 ------Villanova L 49 51 13,260 RANKINGS Jeff Tressler 6-8 Soph 12 0.5 0.2 0.8 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Jim Shields 6-8 Soph 7 0.4 0.0 0.4 1984-85 STATS Preseason NIT (Riverfront Coliseum: Cincinnati, Ohio) NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Nov 22 ------vsTulsa ot L 60 63 10,416 1984-85 Dave Colbert 6-8 Junior 29 7.7 1.3 16.7 Dec 4 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 57 70 7,111 NCAA FIRST ROUND Sedric Toney 6-2 Senior 27 2.9 3.5 13.0 Dec 7 ------Long Island W 98 69 10,871 SEASON RECORD: 19-10 Damon Goodwin 6-6 Junior 29 5.6 2.5 12.7 Dec 11 ------Butler W 69 55 10,222 HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER Anthony Grant 6-5 Soph 29 6.6 1.1 10.7 Dec 14 ------Texas Southern W 102 70 10,478 RANKINGS Larry Schellenberg 6-3 Senior 29 3.2 5.2 6.3 Dec 19 ------at Ohio State L 73 80 13,681 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Dan Christie 6-1 Soph 29 0.9 2.7 5.1 Dec 21 ------Miami (Oh.) W 70 68 13,168 Nov 24 ------Brooklyn W 76 56 9,371 Jeff Zern 6-9 Junior 27 1.4 0.3 2.6 UDIT / Merrill Lynch Classic (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Dec 1 ------at Providence W 68 55 4,857 Steve Smith 6-5 Frosh 18 0.4 0.1 1.4 Dec 27 ------Columbia W 57 46 11,751 Dec 4 ------at Eastern Kentucky W 76 55 4,700 Ted Harris 6-1 Senior 23 0.4 0.7 1.4 Dec 28 ------California ot W 59 53 12,080 Dec 8 ------Michigan L 78 87 10,528 Eric Mathews 6-3 Frosh 15 0.1 0.1 0.7 Dec 31 ------Detroit W 67 50 10,430 Dec 12 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 64 69 5,867 R. Dahlinghaus 6-8 Junior 14 0.4 0.2 0.6 Dec 15 ------at VCU L 61 71 5,063 Jan 4 ------at DePaul L 52 66 12,731 Don Hughes 6-9 Soph 14 0.6 0.1 0.4 Dec 17 ------Central Florida W 71 61 9,018 Jan 8 ------Colorado W 67 66 10,679 Jeff Tressler 6-11 Soph 6 0.3 0.0 0.2 Dec 22 ------South Florida W 71 66 4,079 Jan 11 ------VCU W 74 64 12,181 Jim Shields 6-8 Junior 7 0.0 0.1 0.0 UDIT / Merrill Lynch Classic (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Jan 13 ------Bradley ot L 77 79 11,371 Dec 28 ------Brown W 88 65 10,527 Jan 16 ------at Creighton W 64 50 4,818 Dec 29 ------St. Bonaventure W 83 60 11,377 Jan 18 ------at Marquette L 60 70 11,052 Jan 2 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 80 70 9,486 Jan 22 ------at Western Kentucky L 62 64 7,300 Jan 5 --- 19 Maryland W 67 63 11,819 Jan 25 ------at Cincinnati L 77 82 10,616 Jan 12 ------Cincinnati W 81 66 13,455 Jan 29 ------Fordham W 64 59 10,537 Jan 15 ------Western Kentucky W 53 51 10,276 Feb 1 ------DePaul W 77 64 12,893 Jan 19 ------Towson State W 70 55 11,498 Feb 5 --- 14 Notre Dame W 67 65 13,233 Jan 23 ------at Notre Dame L 61 66 11,345 Feb 8 ------Miami (Fla.) W 79 68 13,362 Jan 26 --- 7 DePaul W 65 64 13,495 Feb 10 ------Niagara W 105 84 10,980 Jan 28 ------Miami (Oh.) W 63 54 12,060 Feb 15 ------at Canisius ot W 69 68 4,200 Feb 2 ------at Cincinnati L 62 83 10,311 Feb 18 ------at St. Peter’s L 56 66 4,786 Feb 6 --- 18 at DePaul W 67 63 16,803 Feb 22 ------Marquette L 79 82 13,502 Feb 8 ------Canisius W 60 52 13,455 Feb 25 ------at Xavier L 78 93 9,211 Feb 13 ------at Detroit L 67 68 2,608 Mar 1 ------Southern W 93 74 12,098 DAVE COLBERT made the most of his two seasons in a Feb 16 ------at Marquette L 55 61 11,052 Mar 8 --- 12 at Notre Dame L 55 69 11,345 Flyer uniform. The transfer from Cleveland State scored Feb 18 ------at Old Dominion L 82 91 4,119 1,049 points in a Flyer uniform as he led his team to two National Invitation Tournament (Burton Col.: Lake Charles, La.) Feb 23 ------Marquette W 72 59 13,455 postseason berths. He was drafted by the Boston Celtics Mar 12 ------at McNeese State L 75 86 5,700 Feb 28 ------Creighton W 67 62 11,262 in the fifth round of the 1986 NBA Draft and was elected Mar 3 ------Xavier W 66 56 13,243 into the Dayton Basketball Hall of Fame in 2004.

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1985-86 STATS 1987-88 1988-89 STATS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS SEASON RECORD: 13-18 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Dave Colbert 6-8 Senior 30 8.2 2.0 18.8 HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER Anthony Corbitt 6-6 Junior 29 7.0 2.0 15.6 Damon Goodwin 6-6 Senior 30 3.9 3.9 14.3 RANKINGS Negele Knight 6-2 Junior 29 3.3 5.8 13.9 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Ed Young 6-7 Junior 30 7.2 1.6 14.2 Steve Pittman 6-9 Senior 27 5.0 1.1 9.3 Nov 28 ------Wittenberg W 63 61 11,693 Negele Knight 6-2 Frosh 30 2.1 4.3 7.1 Noland Robinson 6-5 Junior 29 3.6 2.1 8.1 Dec 2 ------at Miami (Oh.) W 70 69 5,828 Anthony Grant 6-5 Junior 30 4.8 2.4 7.1 Ray Springer 6-2 Junior 29 1.3 4.1 7.8 Dec 5 ------Northern Iowa W 88 83 12,090 Dan Christie 6-1 Junior 30 1.6 3.1 4.1 Norm Grevey 6-3 Junior 29 0.9 1.0 5.1 Dec 9 ------at Virginia L 50 69 6,803 Steve Smith 6-5 Soph 22 0.8 0.7 2.3 Bill Uhl 6-9 Junior 25 2.4 0.5 4.9 Dec 12 ------Duquesne W 90 76 11,926 Bill Crotty 6-6 Frosh 25 1.0 0.3 1.8 Troy McCracken 6-9 Junior 28 3.6 0.8 4.6 Dec 16 ------Rollins W 106 74 11,017 Steve Pittman 6-9 Frosh 8 0.9 0.4 1.8 Wes Coffee 7-0 Frosh 23 3.2 0.5 3.6 Dec 19 ------at Ohio State W 81 80 13,320 Jeff Zern 6-9 Senior 18 1.0 0.2 1.5 Ken Branch 6-3 Soph 25 1.5 0.4 2.7 Chaminade Christmas Classic (McCabe Gymnasium: Honolulu, Hawai’i) Eric Mathews 6-3 Soph 10 0.4 0.5 1.2 Bill Crotty 6-6 Junior 21 1.1 0.4 1.3 Dec 23 ------at Chaminade W 84 75 1,000 Rory Dahlinghaus 6-8 Senior 7 0.9 0.1 1.0 Brian Donoher 6-2 Soph 12 0.1 0.3 0.7 Dec 24 --- 12 vsOklahoma L 99 151 1,000 Don Hughes 6-9 Junior 5 0.6 0.2 1.0 Sam Howard 6-9 Soph 13 1.2 0.1 0.5 Dec 25 ------vsLa Salle L 66 69 1,000 Jeff Tressler 6-11 Junior 7 1.4 0.0 1.0 Dec 30 ------Bradley L 80 97 12,674 Jim Shields 6-8 Senior 7 0.7 0.1 0.3 1989-90 Jan 6 ------Iona L 77 84 11,106 NCAA SECOND ROUND Jan 9 --- 17 Iowa State L 80 84 13,201 MCC CHAMPIONS 1986-87 SEASON RECORD: 22-10 SEASON RECORD: 13-15 Jan 11 ------Butler L 61 62 10,722 Jan 14 ------at DePaul W 79 72 10,935 MIDWESTERN COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE RECORD: 10-4 HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER HEAD COACH: JIM O’BRIEN Jan 20 ------at Saint Louis L 61 79 5,229 RANKINGS RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Jan 23 ------Marquette W 67 62 13,452 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Nov 29 ------St. Joseph’s/Ind. W 66 57 10,131 Jan 26 ------Louisville L 59 90 13,261 Nov 25 ------Fairleigh Dickinson W 105 97 10,951 Dec 3 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 71 73 5,361 Jan 30 ------at Cincinnati ot L 74 76 7,964 Nov 29 ------Furman W 92 86 11,043 Dec 6 ------at VCU L 58 69 5,596 Feb 3 ------Chicago State ot W 72 65 10,806 Dec 2 ------Princeton W 68 62 12,022 Dec 9 ------Saint Louis L 53 61 10,163 Feb 6 ------at Detroit ot L 79 83 3,864 Dec 6 ------at Miami (Fla.) L 82 87 1,492 Dec 13 ------St. Peter’s W 61 60 11,400 Feb 8 ------Miami (Oh.) ot L 75 79 11,420 Dec 9 ------The Citadel W 97 76 11,769 Dec 16 ------Ohio State W 89 86 13,511 Feb 13 ------at Marquette L 56 79 11,052 Dec 16 ------at Cincinnati L 88 90 8,532 Dec 20 ------Saint Joseph’s ot L 75 78 10,586 Feb 18 ------at Notre Dame L 47 59 10,948 Dec 20 ------at DePaul W 86 73 8,405 Dec 27 ------Xavier W 69 65 12,461 Feb 20 ------at Loyola (Ill.) L 77 86 4,410 Dec 23 ------Miami (Oh.) W 97 81 12,436 Dec 30 ------Creighton ot W 83 81 11,198 Feb 24 ------at W. Kentucky ot W 82 81 3,700 Dec 27 ------Southern L 105 114 13,064 Jan 3 --- 7 DePaul L 64 80 12,452 Feb 27 ------at Xavier L 73 86 9,123 Dec 30 ------Bradley W 98 61 12,103 Jan 7 ------at Iowa State L 62 72 12,050 Mar 1 ------DePaul L 77 92 11,740 Jan 6 ------Wright State L 99 101 13,511 Jan 10 ------at Colorado W 59 77 4,527 Mar 5 ------Wright State W 89 71 13,511 Jan 11 ------Marquette* L 84 95 11,261 Jan 15 ------at Detroit W 84 63 2,256 Mar 8 ------Miami (Fla.) W 90 89 11,079 Jan 13 ------Loyola (Ill.)* W 88 71 12,193 Jan 17 ------at Marquette L 57 64 11,052 Mar 12 ------Notre Dame L 59 72 13,511 Jan 18 ------at Saint Louis* L 69 95 7,541 Jan 21 ------Detroit W 74 69 10,332 Jan 20 ------at Evansville* W 88 68 11,237 Jan 27 ------at Notre Dame L 55 66 11,418 1987-88 STATS Jan 25 ------Butler* W 86 62 12,102 Jan 29 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 66 64 10,456 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Jan 27 ------Detroit* W 100 80 13,511 Jan 31 ------Cincinnati W 67 64 13,511 Anthony Corbitt 6-6 Soph 31 6.9 2.0 15.9 Jan 30 ------at Notre Dame L 79 97 10,104 Feb 2 ------at Butler W 73 71 5,108 Negele Knight 6-2 Soph 31 3.2 4.9 14.8 Feb 3 --- 23 at Xavier* L 81 88 10,043 Feb 7 --- 5 at DePaul L 65 88 14,280 Steve Pittman 6-9 Junior 29 6.8 1.4 13.1 Feb 8 ------at Loyola (Ill.)* L 94 96 ,801 Feb 9 ------at Bradley L 79 90 8,292 Ray Springer 6-2 Soph 30 1.6 5.2 9.7 Feb 10 ------at Marquette* W 79 77 14,988 Feb 14 ------at Miami (Fla.) W 92 78 2,835 Troy McCracken 6-9 Soph 31 4.9 1.1 6.5 Feb 15 ------Saint Louis* ot W 84 81 11,401 Feb 16 ------Virginia L 67 74 11,294 Noland Robinson 6-5 Soph 30 2.0 1.5 4.8 Feb 17 ------Evansville* W 81 58 12,410 Feb 21 ------Marquette W 59 57 12,891 Bill Uhl 6-9 Soph 28 3.4 0.8 4.8 Feb 22 ------at Butler* W 88 82 2,312 Feb 23 ------Miami (Oh.) L 74 78 11,347 Steve Smith 6-5 Senior 18 1.2 1.1 4.0 Feb 24 ------at Detroit* W 88 82 4,155 Feb 28 ------Towson State W 78 65 12,715 Norm Grevey 6-3 Soph 20 0.6 0.7 2.7 Feb 28 ------Notre Dame W 97 79 13,511 Mar 3 ------Western Kentucky L 72 78 10,835 Ken Branch 6-3 Frosh 22 1.2 0.7 1.8 Mar 3 --- 19 Xavier* W 111 108 13,511 Mar 7 --- 20 Notre Dame L 56 62 13,511 Sam Howard 6-9 Frosh 18 1.7 0.2 1.6 MCC Championship (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Brian Donoher 6-2 Frosh 11 0.2 0.1 0.6 Mar 8 ------Detroit W 90 72 11,199 1986-87 STATS David Bradds 6-6 Frosh 8 0.1 0.1 0.5 Mar 9 ------Loyola (Ill.) W 97 95 13,202 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Eric Mathews 6-3 Senior 7 0.0 0.0 0.3 Mar 10 --- 24 Xavier W 98 89 13,202 Anthony Grant 6-5 Senior 28 6.0 3.6 13.0 NCAA Tournament (Erwin Center: Austin, Texas) Dan Christie 6-1 Senior 27 2.4 5.3 11.5 1988-89 Mar 16 --- 18 vsIllinois W 88 86 11,578 Anthony Corbitt 6-6 Frosh 28 4.8 1.0 10.6 SEASON RECORD: 12-17 Mar 18 --- 7 vsArkansas L 84 86 15,884 Noland Robinson 6-5 Frosh 27 2.3 1.7 8.7 MIDWESTERN COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE RECORD: 6-6 Ed Young 6-7 Senior 19 4.1 0.6 7.7 HEAD COACH: DON DONOHER 1989-90 STATS Steve Smith 6-5 Junior 20 1.6 1.5 6.2 RANKINGS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Troy McCracken 6-9 Frosh 28 4.3 0.8 5.1 Negele Knight 6-2 Senior 32 3.8 6.8 22.8 Nov 26 ------Bucknell W 69 68 10,845 Anthony Corbitt 6-6 Senior 32 8.3 1.5 16.3 Bill Uhl 6-9 Frosh 23 3.3 0.7 4.3 Nov 30 ------Mississippi Valley W 82 61 10,158 Noland Robinson 6-5 Senior 32 5.2 1.3 10.3 Norm Grevey 6-3 Frosh 4 0.3 0.5 3.8 Dec 3 ------Central Florida W 109 77 11,041 Bill Crotty 6-6 Soph 25 1.2 0.6 3.4 Dec 7 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 64 72 3,985 Norm Grevey 6-3 Senior 31 1.2 1.0 9.8 Steve Pittman 6-9 Soph 26 1.7 0.2 3.3 Dec 10 --- 15 at Louisville L 68 95 19,364 Ray Springer 6-2 Senior 32 2.4 3.4 8.5 Bill Uhl 6-9 Senior 30 4.8 0.7 5.8 Don Hughes 6-9 Senior 13 1.3 0.2 1.1 Dec 17 --- 14 Ohio State L 76 104 13,511 Dec 20 ------Miami (Oh.) W 72 62 12,497 Alex Robertson 6-4 Frosh 28 1.4 1.0 5.0 Eric Mathews 6-3 Junior 15 0.4 0.2 0.5 Dec 23 ------at Northern Iowa 2ot L 70 72 2,213 Sam Howard 6-9 Junior 31 3.3 0.7 3.9 Dec 29 ------at Bradley L 86 104 9,470 Wes Coffee 7-0 Soph 27 2.9 0.6 3.2 Jan 7 ------at Loyola (Ill.)* W 89 80 1,008 David Bradds 6-6 Soph 19 1.4 0.9 3.2 Jan 12 ------at Detroit* W 74 73 4,117 ANTHONY GRANT Ken Branch 6-3 Junior 20 1.2 0.8 2.2 Jan 14 ------at Marquette L 86 90 11,107 scored 902 points Al Sicard 6-5 Frosh 19 1.6 0.3 2.2 in his Flyer career Jan 19 ------Saint Louis* W 65 63 11,342 for an average Jan 21 ------Evansville* L 65 83 11,807 Troy McCracken 6-9 Senior 23 1.4 0.3 1.8 of 8.6 points per Jan 26 ------at Butler* W 55 52 1,932 Reggie Green 6-7 Soph 9 0.6 0.4 0.9 game. However, the Jan 28 ------Cincinnati W 86 80 12,787 6-5 Miami, Florida Jan 31 ------at Notre Dame L 75 85 9,904 native is now known Feb 4 ------Xavier* L 78 82 13,511 NEGELE KNIGHT played as an outstanding for four teams in his nine basketball coach. Feb 7 ------DePaul L 50 78 11,248 seasons in the NBA. He Grant is now the Feb 9 ------Detroit* W 64 57 10,721 was known as a scorer Head Coach back Feb 11 ------Loyola (Ill.)* W 93 85 11,755 and a facilitator at UD as at his Alma Mater. Feb 16 ------at Saint Louis* L 59 76 6,220 he tops the school record Feb 18 ------at Evansville* L 83 109 11,157 books in career assists Feb 21 ------Notre Dame L 66 83 12,581 with 663 and ranks eigth in scoring with 1,806 Feb 25 ------Butler* L 66 72 11,568 career points. In his senior Mar 2 ------Marquette L 74 76 11,171 season, Knight dished out Mar 4 ------at Xavier* L 78 83 5,477 216 assists for an average MCC Championship (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) of 6.75 per game. He is the Mar 9 ------Detroit W 77 54 10,057 only Flyer to ever top 200 Mar 10 ------Evansville ot L 79 84 11,238 assists in a single season.

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1993-94 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO MIDWESTERN COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE RECORD: 8-6 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS SEASON RECORD: 6-21 HEAD COACH: JIM O’BRIEN Chip Jones 6-1 Senior 5 6.2 3.0 23.6 GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE RECORD: 1-11 RANKINGS Alex Robertson 6-4 Junior 30 3.8 3.1 11.6 HEAD COACH: JIM O’BRIEN DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Chip Hare 6-10 Frosh 30 6.6 0.7 11.1 Nov 23 ------Illinois State W 109 69 12,814 RANKINGS Makor Shayok 6-8 Senior 30 5.9 0.7 9.5 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Nov 24 ------Towson State W 99 79 11,883 Sean Scrutchins 6-4 Soph 29 2.0 2.4 9.6 Dec 1 ------Northern Kentucky W 99 82 10,836 Dec 1 ------Morehead State W 77 75 13,083 Derrick Dukes 6-0 Soph 30 2.6 4.0 8.6 Dec 4 ------Towson State L 70 72 10,448 Dec 6 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 77 101 7,672 John Richter 6-6 Soph 30 2.1 1.5 4.8 Dec 6 ------at Illinois State L 62 75 6,463 Dec 15 ------Southern L 112 116 12,727 Wes Coffee 7-0 Senior 29 4.2 1.1 4.6 Dec 11 ------Wright State W 83 56 13,505 Dec 19 ------Robert Morris L 94 99 11,652 Al Sicard 6-5 Junior 21 1.9 0.8 3.7 Dec 18 ------Western Illinois L 82 90 9,697 Dec 22 ------at Bradley W 91 81 7,309 Chris Daniels 6-10 Frosh 27 1.8 0.1 2.9 Dec 27 ------Texas Southern W 104 83 11,778 Dec 22 ------Virginia Military W 85 73 10,224 Dec 29 ------Cincinnati L 71 75 13,511 Andrew Gaydosh 6-8 Soph 15 1.8 0.2 2.7 Dec 27 ------Central Connecticut W 118 60 10,378 Jan 3 ------DePaul L 73 81 11,633 Antoine Smith 6-7 Soph 27 0.8 0.2 2.2 Dec 30 ------Miami (Oh.) 2ot L 93 99 12,030 Jan 5 ------Marquette* W 103 81 12,747 Jan 3 ------DePaul* L 86 98 10,241 Jan 10 ------at Loyola (Ill.)* ot W 97 92 1,290 1992-93 Jan 5 ------Rice L 64 76 10,137 Jan 12 ------at Evansville* L 76 78 12,258 SEASON RECORD: 4-26 Jan 8 ------at Wright State L 65 77 10,803 MIDWESTERN COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE RECORD: 3-11 Jan 17 ------Saint Louis* W 86 77 12,827 Jan 12 --- 25 at Xavier L 46 57 7,415 HEAD COACH: JIM O’BRIEN Jan 19 ------Evansville* W 74 61 13,056 Jan 15 --- 21 Cincinnati* L 63 79 13,505 RANKINGS Jan 24 ------Xavier L 62 88 10,265 Jan 24 ------at Butler* L 95 100 4,311 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Jan 26 ------at Detroit* W 82 77 3,818 Jan 30 --- 20 UAB* L 52 60 10,046 Great Alaska Shootout (Sullivan Arena: Anchorage, Alaska) Jan 29 ------Notre Dame L 67 73 13,18 Feb 2 --- 18 at Saint Louis* L 75 94 14,791 Nov 25 ------vs Illinois ot L 78 86 4,393 Feb 2 ------Detroit* L 75 94 13,401 Feb 5 ------Memphis* L 78 94 11,253 Nov 27 ------vs UAB L 67 80 4,641 Feb 7 ------Loyola (Ill.)* W 97 88 12,536 Feb 9 ------at Memphis* L 71 84 2,117 Nov 28 ------at Alaska-Anchorage L 70 84 4,471 Feb 9 ------at Marquette* L 65 67 14,708 Feb 13 --- 17 St. Louis* ot W 82 77 10,432 Dec 5 ------Vanderbilt L 53 75 11,341 Feb 14 ------at Saint Louis* ot L 80 88 7,617 Feb 17 ------at DePaul L 77 100 6,748 Dec 9 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 50 57 5,260 Feb 17 ------Xavier* W 83 79 13,511 Feb 20 --- 22 at Marquette* L 62 84 13,642 Dec 12 ------Louisiana Tech W 70 60 10,733 Feb 21 ------Butler* W 116 98 12,923 Feb 23 --- 22 Marquette* L 58 63 10,658 Dec 19 --- 23 at Michigan State L 60 65 15,121 Feb 23 ------vs. Fordham L 63 73 15,878 Feb 26 ------at Cincinnati* L 54 93 13,176 Dec 22 ------Tennessee L 61 77 12,159 Feb 26 ------at Notre Dame ot L 87 92 9,723 Mar 1 ------Detroit W 93 62 10,230 Dec 29 --- 21 Cincinnati L 55 65 13,511 Mar 2 ------at Xavier* L 79 102 10,196 Mar 3 --- 24 at Alabama-Birmington* L 53 84 5,348 Jan 2 ------Missouri-St. Louis L 63 66 11,872 MCC Championship (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Mar 5 ------at Notre Dame L 66 72 9,089 Jan 6 ------at Marquette L 44 82 12,941 Mar 7 ------Evansville W 71 59 11,264 GMW Championship (Shoemaker Center: Cincinnati, Ohio) Jan 9 ------at Notre Dame L 66 71 8,186 Mar 8 ------Xavier L 71 90 12,213 Mar 10 --- 21 vs St. Louis L 46 80 12,219 Jan 12 ------Niagara L 63 66 10,649 1990-91 STATS Jan 16 ------Xavier* L 58 85 12,553 1993-94 STATS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Jan 20 ------Evansville* L 65 73 10,845 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Chip Jones 6-1 Junior 27 5.6 1.8 20.2 Jan 23 ------Butler* ot L 66 70 11,344 Alex Robertson 6-4 Senior 27 5.9 2.8 12.7 Norm Grevey 6-3 Senior 29 2.5 1.1 12.3 Jan 28 ------at Loyola (Ill.)* W 70 69 1,306 Andy Meyer 6-6 Soph 27 5.6 1.1 12.4 Alex Robertson 6-4 Soph 29 4.2 2.0 12.0 Jan 30 ------at Detroit* L 70 88 7,582 Chip Hare 6-10 Junior 26 5.2 0.9 10.6 Makor Shayok 6-8 Junior 29 6.3 0.3 8.8 Feb 4 ------Duquesne* W 78 77 10,622 Shawn Haughn 6-3 Frosh 27 1.7 0.7 8.7 Wes Coffee 7-0 Junior 29 5.3 0.9 8.7 Feb 6 ------La Salle* L 64 72 11,808 Darnell Hahn 6-3 Soph 27 2.2 1.6 8.6 Derrick Dukes 6-0 Frosh 29 2.8 4.3 7.3 Feb 9 ------Notre Dame L 69 79 11,849 Derrick Dukes 6-0 Senior 27 3.6 4.8 7.7 Sam Howard 6-9 Senior 29 3.3 1.3 4.2 Feb 13 ------at Xavier* L 46 53 8,114 Chris Daniels 6-10 Soph 27 3.5 0.4 6.4 Sean Scrutchins 6-4 Frosh 29 1.7 2.8 4.1 Feb 15 ------Saint Louis L 52 73 10,878 John Richter 6-6 Senior 25 1.2 0.9 2.3 Al Sicard 6-5 Soph 29 3.6 1.3 3.4 Feb 18 ------at Butler* L 59 74 2,580 Joe Currin 6-5 Junior 25 1.0 0.6 1.7 David Bradds 6-6 Junior 20 1.4 0.9 3.3 Feb 20 ------at Evansville* L 36 71 11,625 Maurice Beyina 6-7 Soph 19 1.2 0.2 0.8 Ken Branch 6-3 Senior 16 1.7 1.7 2.8 Feb 25 ------Detroit* W 81 70 10,605 Kyle Wagner 6-2 Soph 6 0.7 0.8 1.7 John Richter 6-6 Frosh 21 0.8 0.5 1.6 Feb 27 ------Loyola (Ill.)* L 56 59 11,288 Jeff Elder 6-7 Soph 9 0.7 0.0 0.7 Antoine Smith 6-7 Frosh 16 1.3 0.2 0.8 Mar 4 ------at Duquesne* L 51 67 2,019 Andrew Gaydosh 6-8 Senior 16 0.6 0.2 0.4 Andrew Gaydosh 6-8 Frosh 12 1.0 0.3 0.6 Mar 6 ------at La Salle* L 57 67 5,201 Marco Pikaar 6-10 Soph 21 2.0 0.8 0.3 1991-92 MCC Championship (Market Square Arena: Indianapolis, IN) Mar 11 ------vs Evansville L 66 69 5,187 1994-95 SEASON RECORD: 15-15 SEASON RECORD: 7-20 MIDWESTERN COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE RECORD: 5-5 GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE RECORD: 0-12 HEAD COACH: JIM O’BRIEN 1992-93 STATS HEAD COACH: OLIVER PURNELL RANKINGS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Chip Hare 6-10 Soph 30 6.3 1.7 17.8 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Nov 23 ------Austin Peay W 101 94 11,525 Derrick Dukes 6-0 Junior 30 3.9 4.1 12.8 Nov 26 ------Howard W 91 82 12,832 Hawai’i Tip-Off Tournament (Blaisdell Arena: Honolulu, Hawai’i) Alex Robertson 6-4 Senior 3 3.3 1.7 11.0 Nov 30 ------Western Illinois L 70 77 10,365 Nov 29 --- 3 vsArizona L 68 84 1,500 Larry Hisle 6-3 Junior 30 3.6 1.1 7.5 Dec 3 ------Mississippi Valley W 91 86 10,605 Dec 1 ------vsMontana State L 84 89 1,000 Andy Meyer 6-6 Frosh 28 3.6 1.2 7.3 Dec 5 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 72 81 2,834 Dec 7 --- 22 Michigan State L 74 83 13,305 Joe Currin 6-5 Soph 30 3.0 1.3 6.0 Dec 10 ------at Wright State L 53 74 9,281 Dec 9 ------Fordham 2ot W 92 82 11,843 John Richter 6-6 Junior 30 2.9 1.1 4.4 Dec 17 ------Eastern Kentucky W 70 65 10,288 Dec 12 ------Miami (Oh.) L 47 59 12,174 Jeff Elder 6-7 Frosh 27 2.3 0.5 3.1 Dec 19 ------at Xavier L 73 99 10,306 Dec 14 ------Mount St. Mary’s W 107 81 11,515 Andrew Gaydosh 6-8 Junior 30 2.9 0.7 1.8 Dec 21 ------Furman W 76 61 10,306 Dec 21 ------at Vanderbilt L 64 84 9,013 Marco Pikaar 6-10 Frosh 28 1.6 0.5 0.3 Dec 27 ------Wis.-Milwaukee W 84 70 10,461 Dec 28 ------at Saint Louis W 83 72 6,987 Dec 29 ------Louisville L 78 92 13,036 Kyle Wagner 6-2 Frosh 19 0.2 0.3 0.3 Dec 30 ------Virginia Military W 84 56 12,429 Jan 12 ------at UAB* L 56 75 4,917 Mike Scovic 6-3 Senior 2 0.0 0.0 0.0 Jan 4 ------Evansville* W 72 70 13,007 Jan 14 ------Saint Louis* L 39 82 11,140 Jan 6 ------East Carolina W 61 49 11,509 Jan 17 ------Notre Dame W 73 63 11,026 Jan 8 ------Marquette W 60 57 12,149 ALEX Jan 20 ------Marquette* L 58 70 10,868 Jan 11 ------at Niagara L 64 82 1,339 ROBERTSON (top Jan 24 ------Southern Utah L 68 73 10,868 left), DERRICK Jan 15 ------Robert Morris W 82 65 11,573 Jan 26 --- 19 Cincinnati* L 60 81 13,368 DUKES (top right) Jan 28 ------Delaware State W 70 60 10,155 Jan 21 ------at Xavier* L 69 77 9,439 AND CHIP HARE Jan 25 ------Butler* L 66 83 12,615 (center) each are Feb 5 ------DePaul* L 71 85 10,194 Jan 27 ------at Notre Dame L 54 76 8,514 members of the Feb 9 ------at Detroit L 57 75 2,191 Feb 1 ------Detroit* W 83 71 13,120 1,000 points club. Feb 12 ------at Cincinnati* L 63 116 13,176 Feb 5 ------at Cincinnati L 48 77 11,587 Hare finished with Feb 16 ------Memphis* L 61 68 10,477 1,323 points in his Feb 8 ------at Evansville* L 52 58 10,791 Feb 23 ------at Marquette* L 59 70 13,006 Flyer career while Feb 10 ------Brooklyn W 80 41 11,137 Feb 25 ------at Saint Louis* L 51 63 20,930 Robertson scored Feb 28 ------at Memphis* L 60 87 10,841 Feb 13 ------at Loyola (Ill.)* W 74 72 2,101 1,212 points and Mar 2 ------UAB* L 55 57 10,196 Feb 15 ------at Tennessee L 67 68 15,112 Dukes scored Mar 4 ------at DePaul* L 78 103 7,469 Feb 19 ------Loyola (Ill.)* W 73 59 12,021 1,061 points GMW Championship (Bradley Center: Milwaukee, WI) Feb 22 ------at Butler* L 73 78 4,218 and added 497 career assists. Mar 9 ------vs Saint Louis L 62 78 9,549 Feb 25 ------Notre Dame W 60 58 12,709 Feb 29 ------Xavier* L 56 72 13,511 Mar 7 ------at Detroit* W 79 67 4,737 MCC Championship (Riverfront Coliseum: Cincinnati, Ohio) Mar 12 ------vsLoyola (Ill.) L 73 83 6,779 DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 125 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1994-95 STATS 1997-98 STATS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS 1996-97 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS SEASON RECORD: 13-14 Andy Meyer 6-6 Junior 27 4.7 1.0 10.3 Ryan Perryman 6-7 Senior 33 12.5 1.4 15.2 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 6-10 Ryan Perryman 6-7 Frosh 27 7.7 0.8 9.4 Coby Turner 6-7 Junior 33 4.8 1.9 13.3 HEAD COACH: OLIVER PURNELL Shawn Haughn 6-3 Soph 27 1.5 1.3 8.9 Tony Stanley 6-4 Frosh 33 3.5 1.4 13.1 RANKINGS Rodney Horton 6-5 Frosh 26 3.3 0.9 7.9 Mark Ashman 6-10 Soph 33 5.6 0.7 11.7 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Chip Hare 6-10 Senior 26 3.5 0.7 6.9 Edwin Young 6-2 Soph 32 2.2 4.1 8.2 Nov 30 ------Florida A&M W 89 58 10,294 Darnell Hahn 6-3 Junior 26 1.4 1.2 6.2 Andy Metzler 6-3 Soph 33 3.0 2.3 7.8 Dec 4 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 72 92 4,330 Jeffrey Brookins 6-4 Junior 27 3.4 3.0 5.1 Josh Postorino 6-0 Junior 19 0.7 1.6 2.6 Dec 7 ------Delaware State W 83 55 10,619 Jeff Elder 6-7 Junior 20 2.6 0.1 4.6 Cain Doliboa 6-6 Frosh 25 0.9 0.4 2.4 Dec 11 --- 22 at Louisville L 67 80 19,413 Michael McCray 6-1 Frosh 26 2.0 2.6 4.6 S. Bamigbola 6-9 Junior 18 1.2 0.1 1.8 Dec 20 ------Alabama State W 81 50 10,684 Chris Daniels 6-10 Junior 26 3.0 0.4 3.8 Matt Cooper 6-10 Soph 32 1.4 0.3 1.4 Dec 22 ------Morehead State W 105 75 10,426 Maurice Beyina 6-7 Junior 23 1.2 0.5 1.2 Ted Fitz 6-7 Soph 32 1.2 0.3 1.0 Dec 27 ------Marquette L 61 65 11,482 L. Pettus-Brown 6-7 Frosh 3 0.7 0.0 0.7 Chad Vorhis 5-9 Frosh 10 0.0 0.0 0.7 Dec 30 ------DePaul W 71 49 11,604 Keith Braswell 5-0 Frosh 9 0.4 0.2 0.2 Nic Cordero 6-9 Soph 3 0.3 0.0 0.7 Jan 4 ------at Rhode Island* L 68 97 2,733 Marco Pikaar 6-10 Junior 16 0.8 0.3 0.1 Michael Harmon 6-10 Frosh 12 0.8 0.0 0.5 Jan 7 --- 12 Xavier* W 98 91 11,927 Zach Thomas 6-0 Frosh 8 0.3 0.1 0.0 Jan 9 ------at Wright State W 72 63 9,892 Jan 11 ------at La Salle* L 51 63 1,220 1998-99 SEASON RECORD: 11-17 1995-96 Jan 13 ------at Temple* L 50 75 2,743 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 5-11 SEASON RECORD: 15-14 Jan 18 ------Geo. Washington* L 38 59 11,512 HEAD COACH: OLIVER PURNELL ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 6-10 Jan 25 ------Fordham* ot W 69 66 10,539 HEAD COACH: OLIVER PURNELL RANKINGS Jan 27 ------Southern W 91 56 10,094 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT RANKINGS Jan 30 ------at Duquesne* L 71 80 5,098 Nov 14 ------Kent State W 89 73 12,235 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Feb 1 ------at Virginia Tech* L 52 59 5,623 Nov 18 ------IUPUI W 76 66 10,483 United Airlines Classic (Special Events Center: Honolulu, Hawai’i) Feb 4 ------Saint Joseph’s* L 82 89 10,214 Nov 22 ------at Miami (Oh.) L 62 76 8,172 Nov 24 ------at Hawai’i L 72 78 5,163 Feb 8 ------at St. Bonaventure* L 69 70 6,000 Nov 28 ------Marquette W 81 49 10,745 Nov 25 ------vs Louisiana State W 86 73 6,709 Feb 12 --- 19 at Xavier* L 53 79 10,008 Dec 2 ------Coastal Carolina W 80 62 10,761 Feb 15 ------Virginia Tech* W 59 54 10,863 Dec 5 ------at Northwestern L 57 64 4,216 Dec 6 ------at Eastern Kentuckyot L 65 71 2,250 Feb 20 ------La Salle* W 72 62 10,024 Dec 12 ------Toledo L 55 56 11,764 Dec 9 ------Wright State W 98 80 12,972 Feb 23 ------Massachusetts* W 69 67 11,893 Dec 19 ------Eastern Michigan W 83 58 12,811 Dec 16 ------at Cleveland State RR W 68 60 11,474 Feb 26 ------Duquesne* W 78 64 10,808 Dec 21 ------Louisville L 65 68 12,774 Dec 19 ------Chicago State W 110 76 10,127 Mar 1 ------at Geo. Washington* L 57 71 4,283 Dec 27 --- 4 vsCincinnati RR L 51 53 15,440 Dec 21 ------Eastern Illinois W 85 65 10,026 A-10 Championship (The Spectrum: Philadelphia, Pa.) Dec 30 ------DePaul W 70 59 11,641 Dec 28 ------McNeese State W 86 76 12,856 Mar 5 ------vs St. Bonaventure L 75 81 6,011 Jan 2 ------Fordham* W 71 55 11,091 Dec 30 ------Miami (Oh.) L 56 79 13,184 Jan 6 ------Saint Joseph’s* W 67 53 11,412 Jan 3 ------Hampton W 91 65 10,383 1996-97 STATS Jan 10 ------at Rhode Island* L 56 78 3,885 Jan 6 --- 1 at Massachusetts* L 58 78 9,493 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Jan 14 ------at Geo. Washington* L 69 81 4,172 Jan 11 ------Temple* L 46 62 11,457 Darnell Hoskins 6-0 Senior 23 3.0 4.7 14.1 Jan 16 ------at La Salle* L 70 81 2,315 Jan 14 ------Rhode Island* W 84 77 10,027 Ryan Perryman 6-7 Junior 27 9.9 1.1 14.1 Jan 18 --- 11 at Virginia Tech* L 62 63 9,134 Jan 21 ------Virginia Tech* ot L 64 73 11,661 Mark Ashman 6-10 Frosh 27 5.1 0.3 8.6 Jan 23 ------at Duquesne* W 66 59 5,323 Jan 21 ------at Geo. Washington* L 58 77 4,328 Rodney Horton 6-5 Junior 25 3.4 0.9 7.8 Jan 28 ------Massachusetts* ot L 57 59 11,639 Jan 27 ------Xavier* W 61 55 12,896 Coby Turner 6-7 Soph 27 3.6 1.2 6.5 Jan 30 ------Xavier* W 91 86 13,521 Jan 29 ------at Duquesne* L 56 59 3,099 Josh Postorino 6-0 Soph 26 2.0 1.3 6.4 Feb 4 ------at Temple* L 54 67 6,559 Feb 1 ------Geo. Washington* L 65 77 10,186 Shawn Haughn 6-3 Senior 27 1.4 1.0 5.6 Feb 3 ------at Saint Joseph’s* L 60 73 3,200 Edwin Young 6-2 Frosh 27 2.0 1.9 5.4 Feb 6 ------at St. Bonaventure* L 67 77 5,912 Feb 6 ------Bethune-Cookman W 60 59 9,876 Maurice Beyina 6-7 Senior 27 3.5 0.8 3.6 Feb 14 ------Geo. Washington* L 65 69 12,873 Feb 10 ------at Fordham* L 58 68 2,314 Ted Fitz 6-7 Frosh 9 0.3 0.0 1.3 Feb 17 ------Duquesne* W 63 44 12,494 Feb 17 ------St. Bonaventure* W 66 58 13,152 Matt Cooper 6-10 Frosh 17 1.3 0.2 1.0 Feb 20 ------at Virginia Tech* L 55 58 4,809 Feb 20 ------at Xavier* L 95 102 8,540 Zach Thomas 6-0 Junior 9 0.0 0.1 0.6 Feb 24 ------at Xavier* L 62 90 10,100 Feb 24 ------at La Salle* W 67 60 1,961 Feb 27 ------La Salle* L 74 88 12,481 Feb 26 ------Duquesne* W 72 69 10,484 A-10 Championship (The Spectrum: Philadelphia, Pa.) Feb 28 ------La Salle* W 66 64 9,823 1997-98 NIT SECOND ROUND Mar 2 --- 16 Virginia Tech* L 54 73 13,258 Mar 3 ------vs St. Bonaventureot W 70 69 7,195 A-10 WEST DIVISION TRI-CHAMPIONS A-10 Championship (The Spectrum: Philadelphia, Pa.) Mar 4 ------vs Geo. Washington L 90 100 7,881 SEASON RECORD: 21-12 RR - Rock n Roll Shootout (Gund Arena: Cleveland, Ohio) Mar 6 ------vs St. Bonaventure L 60 72 7,138 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 11-5 RR - Rock n Roll Shootout (Gund Arena: Cleveland, Ohio) HEAD COACH: OLIVER PURNELL RANKINGS 1995-96 STATS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Nov 15 ------Murray State L 69 76 11,306 Ryan Perryman 6-7 Soph 29 9.3 0.8 13.4 Nov 22 ------Miami (Oh.) 2ot L 86 93 11,824 Chris Daniels 6-10 Senior 20 6.0 0.6 12.9 San Juan Shootout (Caguas Municipal Center: Caguas, Puerto Rico) Darnell Hahn 6-3 Senior 29 2.4 2.1 9.3 Nov 28 ------vsPennsylvania W 71 60 178 Jeffrey Brookins 6-4 Senior 29 5.6 3.6 7.9 Nov 29 ------vsSouth Florida W 72 61 178 Andy Meyer 6-6 Senior 29 3.1 0.5 5.9 Nov 30 ------vsWest Virginia L 74 96 203 Rodney Horton 6-5 Soph 24 2.1 0.6 5.8 Dec 6 ------Eastern Michigan W 81 76 10,086 Andy Metzler 6-3 Frosh 21 1.3 0.8 5.4 Dec 13 ------Wright State W 94 63 11,657 Dec 18 ------Northeast Louisiana W 83 73 10,626 Josh Postorino 6-0 Frosh 29 1.8 2.7 5.3 Dec 21 ------at Marquette L 68 86 11,082 Coby Turner 6-7 Frosh 26 2.6 1.0 5.3 Dec 23 ------at DePaul W 70 57 3,395 Shawn Haughn 6-3 Junior 24 0.8 0.5 3.5 Dec 27 ------Northwestern W 77 69 12,162 Marco Pikaar 6-10 Senior 29 3.2 1.0 2.0 Dec 29 ------Prairie View W 110 52 10,161 Jan 3 ------at Fordham* W 66 54 1,651 Jan 6 ------St. Bonaventure* W 74 59 10,081 Jan 10 ------La Salle* W 89 72 12,107 Jan 15 ------Virginia Tech* W 85 60 11,875 Jan 18 ------at Geo. Washington* L 61 81 5,454 Jan 20 ------at La Salle* L 60 73 1,163 Jan 24 --- 19 Xavier* W 93 82 13,521 Jan 28 ------Temple* W 67 62 11,179 Feb 1 ------at Massachusetts* L 69 85 9,493 Feb 3 ------Cleveland State L 78 79 10,862 Feb 7 ------Duquesne* W 86 78 13,318 Feb 11 ------at Saint Joseph’s* ot W 67 64 3,200 Feb 14 --- 17 Geo. Washington* W 78 64 12,061 Feb 18 ------at Virginia Tech* L 53 54 3,819 Feb 21 ------Rhode Island* W 71 62 13,521 Feb 25 ------at Duquesne* W 68 62 5,903 In nine years at Dayton, OLIVER PURNELL coached the Flyers to 11 wins over teams ranked in the Associated Press Top 25. The normally calm, cool and collected coach Mar 1 ------at Xavier* L 84 89 10,100 never batted an eyelash when a national power visited UD Arena. The Flyers defeated A-10 Championship (The Spectrum: Philadelphia, Pa.) In 1998, UD went 21-12 and returned to the NIT for the first time eight of the last 12 ranked teams at home under Purnell. Inheriting a 6-21 squad, Purnell Mar 4 ------vsFordham W 68 60 7,144 in 14 years, defeating Long Island in the first round at UD Arena. turned the program around in three seasons and guided UD to two NCAA berths and Mar 5 ------vsRhode Island L 70 83 9,435 Dayton dropped its second round game to Penn State, 77-74. three NIT bids in a span of five seasons. National Invitation Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) But the message was clear, after taking over a 6-21 program Mar 11 ------Long Island W 95 92 10,665 four years earlier, Head Coach OLIVER PURNELL had brought Dayton basketball back to the national level. Mar 16 ------Penn State L 74 77 13,409

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1998-99 STATS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO Mark Ashman 6-10 Junior 28 5.8 0.6 15.2 2001-02 NIT FIRST ROUND Tony Stanley 6-4 Soph 27 5.6 0.9 15.0 SEASON RECORD: 21-11 Coby Turner 6-7 Senior 28 5.6 1.6 9.7 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 10-6 Cain Doliboa 6-6 Soph 28 3.1 0.5 7.8 HEAD COACH: OLIVER PURNELL Andy Metzler 6-3 Junior 14 2.0 1.1 5.6 RANKINGS Edwin Young 6-2 Junior 28 2.5 4.4 5.6 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Yuanta Holland 6-8 Soph 28 3.0 0.3 4.1 Nov 18 ------Toledo W 69 50 12,147 David Morris 5-10 Frosh 28 1.6 3.1 3.3 Nov 21 ------Central Michigan W 81 65 12,643 Stephen Bamigbola 6-9 Junior 26 3.1 0.0 2.4 Nov 24 ------at Villanova L 57 59 6,500 Ted Fitz 6-7 Junior 25 1.9 0.7 2.1 Nov 28 ------at Cincinnati L 55 77 12,142 Nate Green 6-5 Frosh 6 2.0 0.2 2.0 Dec 1 ------Morehead State W 85 41 12,487 Matt Cooper 6-10 Junior 24 0.9 0.1 0.5 Dec 5 --- 17 at Marquette L 51 73 10,002 Joe Ashburn 5-11 Frosh 4 0.0 0.5 0.3 Dec 8 ------Eastern Kentucky W 82 70 12,021 Josh Postorino 6-0 Senior 1 0.0 0.0 0.0 Dec 15 ------at Purdue W 83 72 9,316 Matt Angarone 5-11 Frosh 3 0.0 0.0 0.0 Dec 18 ------Austin Peay W 76 61 12,344 Dec 22 ------Saint Louis W 69 63 12,237 1999-2000 Dec 29 ------Miami W 60 23 13,345 NCAA FIRST ROUND Jan 5 ------Xavier* L 59 66 13,553 A-10 WEST DIVISION CHAMPIONS Jan 9 ------Geo. Washington* W 83 59 12,069 SEASON RECORD: 22-9 Jan 12 ------at Duquesne* W 88 44 4,407 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 11-5 Jan 19 ------Richmond* W 68 52 13,086 HEAD COACH: OLIVER PURNELL Jan 23 ------at La Salle* W 71 69 2,125 RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT TONY STANLEY is the youngest member of Dayton’s All-Century Jan 26 ------at Xavier* L 59 75 10,250 Team as the athletic jump shooter from Philadelphia scored Jan 29 ------at Massachusetts* W 83 68 6,146 CoSIDA Classic (The Pit: Albuqueque, N.M.) 1,835 career points at UD. He made 291 three-pointers and Nov 19 ------at N.M. W 70 57 15,740 swiped 174 steals in his four year college career at Dayton. Feb 3 ------St. Bonaventure* L 75 81 13,102 Nov 20 ------vsSamford W 65 63 16,207 Feb 6 ------at Fordham* W 92 78 2,395 Nov 26 ------Mt. St. Mary’s W 73 51 11,066 2000-01 Feb 10 ------at Richmond* L 54 63 7,076 Nov 29 --- 12 vsKentucky W 68 66 17,232 NIT QUARTERFINALIST Feb 13 ------Duquesne* W 82 50 12,793 Dec 1 ------UMBC W 83 60 11,255 SEASON RECORD: 21-13 Feb 16 ------Rhode Island* W 66 57 13,553 Dec 4 ------Winthrop W 76 49 11,606 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 9-7 Feb 21 ------at Geo. Washington* W 89 53 2,128 Dec 7 ------at Marquette W 63 60 8,163 HEAD COACH: OLIVER PURNELL Feb 23 ------at Saint Joseph’s* L 68 70 3,200 Dec 11 ------Coastal Carolina W 105 79 12,453 RANKINGS Feb 27 ------Temple* ot L 70 75 13,093 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Dec 18 ------at Cleveland State L 60 75 4,975 Mar 2 ------La Salle* W 95 72 12,850 EA Sports Maui Invitational (Lahaina Civic Center, Maui, Hawai’i) Dec 21 ------Texas A&M W 81 68 12,824 A-10 Championship (The Spectrum: Philadelphia, Pa.) Nov 20 --- 12 vsConnecticut W 80 66 2,500 Dec 23 ------Saint Louis L 74 83 12,591 Mar 6 ------vs Rhode Island W 90 71 5,571 Nov 21 --- 1 vsArizona L 59 76 2,500 Dec 29 ------Miami W 78 70 13,509 Mar 7 ------vs Saint Joseph’s W 81 74 6,589 Nov 22 --- 6 vsMaryland W 77 71 2,500 Jan 9 ------Virginia Tech* W 62 50 12,813 Mar 8 --- 24 vs Xavier L 59 66 7,034 Nov 29 24 22 Cincinnati L 75 82 13,553 Jan 11 ------Xavier* W 76 72 13,553 National Invitation Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Dec 2 24 --- Marshall L 65 67 12,026 Jan 15 ------at Fordham* L 61 70 3,056 Mar 13 ------Detroit W 80 69 7,130 Dec 6 ------at Miami W 55 54 8,212 Jan 20 ------at Massachusetts* W 57 52 4,835 Mar 15 ------Tennessee Tech L 59 69 7,760 Dec 9 ------Prairie View A & M W 86 63 11,532 Jan 22 ------Geo Washington* W 83 76 12,535 Dec 16 ------at Saint Louis W 76 73 11,937 Jan 25 ------La Salle* W 69 60 11,713 2001-02 STATS Dec 19 ------Old Dominion L 76 81 11,346 Jan 29 ------at Saint Joseph’s* W 66 62 3,200 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Dec 21 ------Morehead State W 71 53 11,278 Feb 2 ------at Xavier* ot L 64 65 10,100 Ramod Marshall 6-2 Soph 31 3.4 3.1 13.2 Dec 23 ------at Louisville W 91 68 18,739 Feb 6 ------Duquesne* W 93 77 13,090 Brooks Hall 6-6 Junior 32 5.0 2.5 13.2 Dec 30 ------Marquette W 61 60 13,268 Feb 9 ------at Geo. Washington* L 90 95 4,214 Keith Waleskowski 6-8 Soph 32 8.0 1.4 9.7 Jan 2 ------Siena W 87 67 11,211 Feb 12 ------St. Bonaventure* W 68 64 13,553 Sean Finn 6-11 Soph 32 5.4 0.4 7.4 Jan 6 ------Duquesne* W 70 61 12,237 Feb 17 --- 7 Temple* L 58 64 13,553 Yuanta Holland 6-7 Senior 32 4.6 0.5 7.3 Jan 11 ------Temple* L 58 68 13,224 Feb 23 ------at La Salle* W 71 64 2,414 David Morris 5-10 Senior 32 3.2 6.0 6.5 Jan 14 ------at Saint Joseph’s* L 71 84 3,200 Feb 26 ------Rhode Island* W 77 51 13,521 Nate Green 6-6 Junior 32 3.2 0.5 5.7 Jan 20 ------at Massachusetts* L 57 62 4,113 Mar 2 ------at Duquesne* W 94 64 4,402 D.J. Stelly 6-4 Junior 32 2.9 0.8 5.6 Jan 21 ------La Salle* W 62 43 12,675 Mar 4 ------at Virginia Tech* L 52 64 5,513 Mark Jones 6-2 Frosh 32 1.8 1.7 3.9 Jan 25 ------at St. Bonaventure* L 51 66 6,000 A-10 Championship (The Spectrum: Philadelphia, Pa.) Sammy Smith 6-5 Soph 20 0.6 0.2 0.9 Jan 27 ------Fordham* W 81 74 13,347 Mar 9 ------vs Saint Joseph’s W 67 64 7,779 Greg Kohls 6-2 Soph 16 0.1 0.1 0.7 Jan 30 ------at Xavier* L 72 82 10,250 Mar 10 ------vs St. Bonaventure L 50 56 13,202 Jason Osborne 6-7 Frosh 2 0.0 0.0 0.0 Feb 3 ------at Duquesne* W 82 63 5,234 NCAA Tournament (McKale Center Tucson, Ariz.) Feb 6 ------Massachusetts* W 89 76 13,408 Mar 16 ------Purdue L 61 62 13,363 Feb 10 ------at Rhode Island* W 73 64 2,531 Feb 17 ------Geo. Washington* W 82 79 13,553 1999-00 STATS Feb 21 --- 23 Saint Joseph’s* L 72 82 13,553 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Feb 24 ------at Temple* W 62 70 6,093 Tony Stanley 6-4 Junior 31 5.5 2.0 14.7 Feb 28 ------at Fordham* W 83 70 2,328 Mark Ashman 6-10 Senior 31 6.4 0.5 13.1 Mar 4 --- 24 Xavier* W 65 62 13,553 Brooks Hall 6-6 Frosh 31 5.8 1.7 10.4 A-10 Championship (The Spectrum: Philadelphia, Pa.) David Morris 5-10 Soph 31 3.1 3.5 8.9 Mar 7 ------vsRhode Island W 85 59 6,486 Yuanta Holland 6-7 Junior 31 5.2 0.8 8.6 Mar 8 ------vsTemple L 63 76 7,034 Edwin Young 6-2 Senior 31 2.3 3.3 7.0 Nate Green 6-6 Frosh 31 3.2 0.8 3.9 National Invitation Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Cain Doliboa 6-7 Junior 7 2.7 0.6 9.7 Mar 14 ------UNC Wilmington W 68 59 9,638 Matt Cooper 6-11 Senior 31 1 0.1 1.1 Mar 19 ------Richmond W 71 56 9,113 Ted Fitz 6-7 Senior 30 0.9 0.3 0.7 Mar 21 ------Detroit L 42 59 9,307 Joe Ashburn 5-11 Soph 9 0.3 0.3 1.4 2000-01 STATS S. Bamigbola 6-8 Senior 9 2.1 0.0 1.1 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Gamal Gilchrist 6-3 Junior 2 0.5 0.0 0.0 Tony Stanley 6-4 Senior 34 5.1 1.9 15.9 Keith Waleskowski 6-8 Frosh Redshirt Keith Waleskowski 6-8 Frosh 34 7.7 1.1 11.3 BROOKS HALL drained Brooks Hall 6-6 Soph 30 4.6 2.5 9.2 285 three pointers in Yuanta Holland 6-7 Senior 34 5.3 0.7 9.1 his UD career en route to 1,404 career points. Nate Green 6-6 Soph 31 3.2 0.9 9.0 His 285 threes currently Ramod Marshall 6-2 Frosh 34 2.0 2.7 8.6 ranks third in school David Morris 5-10 Junior 34 2.0 5.1 6.9 history. Hall was part of four consecutive Sammy Smith 6-5 Frosh 26 1.2 0.7 1.4 MARK ASHMAN is a member of the Dayton postseason runs by the Sean Finn 6-11 Frosh 28 1.7 0.1 1.1 Basketball Hall of Fame after scoring 1,449 points Flyers from 1999-2003 Gamal Gilchrist 6-3 Senior 12 0.1 0.1 0.4 (2 NCAA, 2 NIT). and hauling in 684 rebounds in his career. He is also Greg Kohls 6-2 Frosh 7 0.3 0.0 0.0 fifth in school history in block shots with 96. Stan King 6-4 Frosh 1 2.0 0.0 0.0

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2002-03 NCAA FIRST ROUND A-10 CHAMPIONS SEASON RECORD: 24-6 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 14-2 HEAD COACH: OLIVER PURNELL RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Nov 24 ------Delaware State W 65 38 11,770 Nov 27 ------Evansville W 64 59 11,176 Nov 30 --- 21 Cincinnati W 75 69 13,409 Dec 4 ------at Miami L 63 78 5,112 Dec 7 ------UNC Wilmington W 59 48 11,888 Dec 14 ------at Saint Louis L 55 63 8,448 Dec 17 ------Ball State W 80 65 11,598 Dec 20 ------at Old Dominion W 71 67 5,532 Dec 22 ------Villanova W 80 78 12,375 Dec 29 --- 3 at Duke L 74 85 9,314 Jan 4 --- 13 Marquette ot W 92 85 12,037 Jan 8 ------La Salle* W 76 72 12,289 Jan 11 ------Duquesne* W 77 72 12,489 Jan 15 ------Richmond* W 66 53 12,105 Jan 18 ------at Geo. Washington* W 71 61 4,102 Jan 25 ------at Temple* W 57 49 5,793 Jan 29 ------Massachusetts* W 83 55 12,553 Feb 1 ------at La Salle* W 75 70 3,520 Feb 5 ------at Duquesne* W 76 75 13,102 Feb 8 --- 20 at Xavier* L 77 85 10,250 Feb 12 ------Geo. Washington* W 87 68 12,811 Feb 15 --- 25 Saint Joseph’s* W 66 56 13,409 Feb 19 25 --- at Richmond* W 70 63 4,129 Feb 22 25 14 Xavier* L 72 73 13,409 Feb 26 25 --- at Rhode Island* W 82 70 5,903 Mar 1 25 --- Fordham* ot W 69 64 13,409 2003-04 2004-05 NCAA FIRST ROUND SEASON RECORD: 18-11 A-10 Conference Championship (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) A-10 WEST DIVISION CHAMPIONS ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 10-6 Mar 13 22 --- vsRhode Island W 74 57 10,897 EA SPORTS MAUI INVITATIONAL CHAMPS HEAD COACH: BRIAN GREGORY Mar 14 22 25 vsSaint Joseph’s W 76 73 11,648 SEASON RECORD: 24-9 RANKINGS Mar 15 22 --- vsTemple W 79 72 11,537 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 12-4 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT NCAA Tournament (Spokane Arena, Spokane, Wash.) HEAD COACH: BRIAN GREGORY Nov 21 ------Eastern Kentukcy L 66 73 12,254 Mar 20 16 --- Tulsa L 71 84 11,171 RANKINGS Nov 27 ------Coppin State W 55 42 12,011 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Dec 1 ------at DePaul L 59 70 8,787 2002-03 STATS Nov 21 ------at Pepperdine W 90 77 1,899 Dec 4 --- 24 Cincinnati L 55 65 13,409 EA Sports Maui Invitational (Lahaina Civic Center: Maui, Hawai’i) Dec 7 ------Wyoming W 62 57 12,135 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Nov 24 ------vs Central Michigan W 82 63 2,500 Dec 11 ------Texas Southern W 79 60 12,145 Brooks Hall 6-6 Senior 30 6.9 2.3 12.8 Nov 25 ------vsSan Diego State W 76 71 2,500 Dec 18 ------at Saint Louis W 62 54 8,108 Keith Waleskowski 6-8 Junior 30 8.2 1.0 12.7 Nov 26 ------vsHawai’i W 82 72 2,500 Dec 20 ------Northwestern State W 64 55 11,525 Ramod Marshall 6-2 Junior 30 2.2 4.8 12.2 Dec 3 ------Miami W 67 61 12,798 Dec 23 ------Akron W 77 66 12,329 Sean Finn 6-11 Junior 30 5.3 0.3 10.0 Dec 6 ------Wagner W 67 65 12,662 Dec 29 ------at Vanderbilt L 74 90 9,311 Mark Jones 6-2 Soph 30 3.4 3.4 8.0 Dec 9 25 --- Louisiana-Lafayette W 66 59 12,055 Jan 5 ------Duquesne* 2ot L 93 94 12,275 D.J. Stelly 6-4 Senior 30 3.4 1.2 7.4 Dec 13 25 --- IUPUI W 61 59 12,277 Jan 9 ------Cornell W 62 51 12,587 Jan 12 ------Richmond* W 63 62 12,761 Nate Green 6-6 Senior 30 3.4 0.8 6.6 Dec 20 24 --- Prairie View W 78 65 12,136 Dec 23 23 14 at Cincinnati L 52 83 13,176 Jan 15 ------at Duquesne* W 71 60 3,615 Warren Williams 6-0 Frosh 29 0.7 1.0 1.8 Dec 29 ------Wofford W 81 64 13,177 Jan 19 ------Saint Joseph’s* W 58 54 12,506 Logan White 6-5 Frosh 21 0.4 0.3 0.8 Dec 31 ------Saint Louis L 49 60 12,353 Jan 22 ------La Salle* W 66 58 13,409 Frank Iguodala 6-5 Junior 22 1.0 0.1 0.7 Jan 3 ------at Wyoming L 59 61 7,544 Jan 27 ------at Rhode Island* W 56 49 4,370 Marques Bennett 6-5 Frosh 6 0.3 0.0 0.5 Jan 7 ------St. Bonaventure* W 76 72 12,899 Jan 30 ------at Geo. Washington* L 73 82 4,236 Greg Kohls 6-2 Junior 4 0.0 0.0 0.0 Jan 10 ------Temple* W 60 56 13,409 Feb 2 ------Fordham* W 65 47 12,462 Jan 14 ------at Richmond* W 55 50 5,282 Feb 5 ------at Richmond* L 58 61 7,385 Jan 17 ------at Fordham* W 75 56 2,251 Feb 9 ------at Temple* L 70 78 2,954 Jan 21 ------Geo. Washington* W 74 66 12,558 Feb 12 ------at La Salle* W 56 45 2,712 Jan 24 ------at La Salle* W 77 75 3,715 Feb 19 ------Xavier* W 59 55 13,409 Jan 31 ------Xavier* W 74 67 13,409 Feb 22 ------at St. Bonaventure* W 68 61 4,173 Feb 4 ------Richmond* ot W 62 57 12,764 Feb 26 ------Geo. Washington* L 59 62 13,409 Feb 8 ------at Massachusetts* W 66 59 4,076 Mar 1 ------Massachusetts* W 53 52 12,488 Feb 11 --- 3 at Saint Joseph’s* L 67 81 3,200 Mar 5 ------at Xavier* L 65 74 10,250 Feb 15 ------Duquesne* W 70 58 13,260 A-10 Conference Championship (U.S. Bank Arena: Cincinnati, Ohio) Feb 18 ------at Geo. Washington* L 64 66 5,033 Mar 9 ------vs St. Bonaventure W 78 48 5,872 Feb 21 ------at Xavier* L 67 60 10,250 Mar 10 ------vs Temple L 51 61 7,221 Feb 28 ------La Salle* W 72 58 13,409 Mar 3 ------Rhode Island* L 63 65 12,665 2004-05 STATS Mar 6 ------at Duquesne* W 73 69 5,406 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS A-10 Conference Championship (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Monty Scott 6-6 Soph 29 4.6 0.7 11.1 Mar 11 ------Duquesne W 69 56 10,178 Mar 12 ------Richmond W 58 56 11,566 Brian Roberts 6-2 Frosh 29 2.7 1.4 9.2 Mar 13 ------Xavier L 49 58 13,133 Norman Plummer 6-7 Frosh 29 4.4 0.4 9.1 NCAA Tournament (HSBC Arena, Buffalo, N.Y.) Mark Jones 6-2 Senior 29 3.2 1.8 7.8 Mar 18 ------vsDePaul 2ot L 69 76 18,698 Warren Williams 6-0 Junior 29 2.3 3.4 6.8 Trent Meacham 6-0 Frosh 29 1.7 2.7 6.4 2003-04 STATS Marques Bennett 6-4 Junior 29 3.4 0.8 4.0 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Jimmy Binnie 6-6 Frosh 29 2.3 0.6 3.6 Ramod Marshall 6-2 Senior 32 2.8 5.2 14.6 Chris Alvarez 6-8 Frosh 29 3.8 0.9 3.2 Keith Waleskowski 6-8 Senior 33 9.9 1.9 13.3 Sean Finn 7-0 Senior 33 7.4 0.6 13.1 James Cripe 6-11 Soph 20 1.0 0.2 2.1 Mark Jones 6-2 Junior 33 3.5 2.5 9.1 Nick Stafford 6-7 Frosh 28 2.0 0.2 1.8 Monty Scott 6-6 Soph 32 3.6 0.9 6.3 Logan White 6-4 Junior 6 0.3 0.0 1.2 Warren Williams 6-0 Soph 33 1.6 2.1 4.9 Jeff Penno 6-5 Junior 4 0.5 0.2 0.5 Marques Bennett 6-5 Soph 27 3.5 1.2 2.9 March 18, 2004 was the final game for the Flyers for seniors KEITH Jon Kingston 6-8 Junior 6 0.7 0.0 0.0 WALESKOWSKI, RAMOD MARSHALL (above) and SEAN FINN. Each of the Logan White 6-5 Soph 20 1.0 0.5 2.2 William Brady 6-3 Frosh 1 0.0 0.0 0.0 trio hit 1,000 points in their career. The March 18th NCAA Tournament Frank Iguodala 6-5 Senior 33 2.5 0.5 2.0 loss to DePaul -- in which those three seniors combined for 49 of UD’s 69 James Cripe 6-10 Soph 32 1.5 0.1 1.5 points -- was only the sixth time three players with 1,000 career points Greg Kohls 6-2 Senior 5 0.2 0.0 0.8 played together for UD. Marshall and Waleskowski were part of multiple Chris Spears 6-2 Frosh 2 0.0 0.0 0.0 trios; as the two and Brooks Hall pulled the feat in 2003. Jon Kingston 6-8 Frosh 3 0.7 0.0 0.0 Nick Stafford 6-9 Frosh Redshirt DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 128 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2005-2006 SEASON RECORD: 14-17 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 6-10 HEAD COACH: BRIAN GREGORY RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Nov 18 -- -- Tennessee Tech W 81 60 13,040 Nov 21 -- -- at Miami L 42 58 6,038 Nov 23 -- -- Morehead State W 67 41 12,346 Nov 26 -- -- at Creighton ot L 90 91 14,880 Nov 29 -- -- at Cincinnati W 75 66 9,199 Dec 1 -- -- Pepperdine W 63 45 12,436 Dec 3 -- -- Grambling W 59 55 12,523 Dec 7 -- -- Central Michigan W 61 36 12,018 Dec 10 -- -- DePaul L 54 61 12,302 Las Vegas Holiday Classic (Valley High School: Las Vegas, NV) Dec 17 -- -- Arkansas-MonticelloW 63 46 11,725 Dec 19 -- -- Florida A&M W 73 48 11,810 Dec 22 -- -- vsCincinnati L 63 81 1,100 Dec 23 -- -- vsNorthern Iowa L 67 74 1,100 Dec 30 -- -- Vanderbilt L 60 63 13,162 Jan 4 -- -- at Fordham* L 56 66 1,994 Jan 7 -- -- Charlotte* L 65 73 12,098 Jan 14 -- -- at Richmond* L 50 58 4,108 Jan 18 -- -- Temple* L 51 53 11,648 Jan 21 -- -- Duquesne* W 85 63 12,575 Jan 25 -- -- St. Bonaventure* W 78 58 12,088 Jan 28 -- -- at Xavier* L 55 60 10,250 Feb 1 -- -- Saint Joseph’s* W 77 69 11,722 Feb 4 -- -- at Charlotte* L 49 62 9,105 Feb 8 -- 8 at Geo. Washington* L 67 81 5,000 Feb 11 -- -- Saint Louis* W 46 44 13,156 BRIAN ROBERTS had one of the greatest careers ever in a Flyer uniform. The Toledo, Ohio native finished fourth in school history with 1,962 points and first in most three pointers made in a career (293) and three point percentage (.441). The sharpshooter also connected on .848 percent of his free throws. During Roberts’ senior season Feb 18 -- -- at La Salle* L 71 74 3,612 in 2007-08, he was named ESPN’s Player of the Week twice after scoring 28 points in a win at No. 11 Louisville (above) and then three weeks later he scored 31 points in Feb 21 -- -- Xavier* W 66 62 13,092 a blowout victory over No. 6 Pittsburgh at UD Arena. Feb 25 -- -- at Massachusetts* L 47 66 5,508 Mar 1 -- -- at Saint Louis* ot W 72 70 10,264 Mar 4 -- -- Rhode Island* L 56 65 13,435 2007-2008 A-10 Conference Championship (U.S. Bank Arena: Cincinnati, Ohio) 2006-2007 NIT QUARTERFINALIST Mar 8 -- -- vs Saint Joseph’s L 55 67 4,010 SEASON RECORD: 19-12 SEASON RECORD: 23-11 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 8-8 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 8-8 HEAD COACH: BRIAN GREGORY 2005-06 STATS HEAD COACH: BRIAN GREGORY RANKINGS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Brian Roberts 6-2 Soph 31 3.5 3.5 16.0 Nov 11 -- -- Austin Peay W 78 62 12,059 Nov 10 -- -- East Tennessee St. W 78 74 12,115 Monty Scott 6-6 Junior 25 4.3 1.2 11.2 Nov 15 -- -- N.C. A&T W 79 66 11,666 Nov 17 -- -- at George Mason L 56 67 7,274 Norman Plummer 6-7 Soph 31 6.5 0.5 10.0 Nov 18 -- -- at SMU L 48 53 2,707 Nov 21 -- -- Toledo W 76 70 12,211 Nov 21 -- -- Yale W 73 62 12,028 Nov 24 -- -- SMU W 82 57 12,242 Warren Williams 6-0 Senior 31 2.6 4.4 5.5 Nov 28 -- -- at Miami W 63 62 5,234 Nov 24 -- -- vs Louisville W 68 64 8,250 Jimmy Binnie 6-6 Soph 27 3.2 1.1 4.6 Dec 1 -- -- at Holy Cross W 55 53 3,721 Nov 28 -- -- South Carolina State W 67 55 11,425 Charles Little 6-6 Frosh 31 2.6 0.3 4.6 Dec 5 -- -- High Point W 68 54 11,984 Dec 2 -- -- Holy Cross W 69 53 12,149 Dec 8 -- 11 at Louisville W 70 65 19,128 Chris Alvarez 6-8 Soph 31 4.3 0.9 3.6 Dec 6 -- -- Creighton W 60 54 11,895 Dec 15 -- -- Coppin State W 66 34 12,063 Desmond Adedeji 6-9 Frosh 27 2.6 0.2 3.6 Dec 9 -- -- Grambling W 58 49 12,009 Dec 19 -- -- American W 63 56 12,508 Logan White 6-4 Senior 28 1.4 0.9 3.4 Dec 16 -- -- Western Carolina W 66 55 12,354 Dec 22 -- -- Loyola (Md.) W 91 74 12,859 Dec 20 -- -- Miami W 56 54 12,178 Dec 29 -- 6 Pittsburgh W 80 55 13,435 James Cripe 6-11 Junior 24 2.2 0.2 2.6 Jan 2 20 -- Akron 2ot W 83 81 12,434 Dec 23 -- 7 at Pittsburgh L 54 84 12,508 Marques Bennett 6-4 Senior 28 2.1 0.7 1.7 Jan 9 17 22 Rhode Island* W 92 83 13,435 Dec 31 -- 2 at N.C. L 51 81 19,967 Jan 12 17 -- at Saint Louis* ot W 68 57 11,108 William Brady 6-3 Soph 6 0.2 0.0 1.5 Jan 4 -- -- Charlotte* W 66 63 11,655 Jan 16 14 -- Massachusetts* L 71 82 13,435 Jeff Penno 6-5 Senior 14 0.1 0.3 1.1 Jan 7 -- -- at Rhode Island* L 74 75 3,791 Jan 24 16 23 at Xavier* L 43 69 10,250 Nick Stafford 6-7 Soph 7 0.3 0.0 0.6 Jan 13 -- -- La Salle* W 84 82 12,819 Jan 26 16 -- atRichmond* L 63 80 7,125 Jan 17 -- -- at Charlotte* L 59 80 6,378 Jan 30 -- -- Saint Louis* W 63 36 13,435 Jan 20 -- -- Richmond* W 72 54 12,727 Feb 2 -- -- at Rhode Island* L 70 82 7,657 Feb 6 -- -- Charlotte* W 69 64 12,110 Jan 24 -- -- at Duquesne* L 89 93 1,743 Feb 9 -- -- at Geo. Washington* L 54 57 3,154 Jan 27 -- -- at Xavier* L 67 83 10,250 Feb 13 -- -- Duquesne* L 61 63 13,040 Jan 31 -- -- Geo. Washington* W 84 69 11,622 Feb 16 -- -- Temple* W 77 66 13,435 Feb 4 -- -- at Saint Joseph’s* L 65 71 3,103 Feb 21 -- -- at La Salle* ot L 67 75 13,435 Feb 7 -- -- Fordham* W 57 45 11,853 Feb 24 -- 10 Xavier* L 51 57 13,435 Feb 10 -- -- at St. Bonaventure* W 69 62 3,358 Mar 1 -- -- at Fordham* W 57 50 3,200 Feb 18 -- -- Massachusetts* L 69 77 13,213 Mar 5 -- -- at St. Bonaventure* W 78 73 4,821 Mar 8 -- -- Saint Joseph’s* W 79 67 13,435 Feb 21 -- -- at Saint Louis* L 56 66 8,847 A-10 Conference Championship (Boardwalk Hall: Atlantic City, N.J.) Feb 24 -- -- Xavier* L 67 75 13,435 Mar 12 -- -- vsSaint Louis ot W 63 62 3,342 Feb 28 -- -- at Temple* W 73 65 3,414 Mar 13 -- 10 vs Xavier L 65 74 4,401 Mar 3 -- -- Saint Louis* 2ot W 65 64 13,435 National Invitation Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) A-10 Conference Championship (Boardwalk Hall: Atlantic City, N.J.) Mar 19 -- -- Cleveland State W 66 57 7,012 Mar 7 -- -- vs Charlotte W 81 63 4,066 National Invitation Tournament (Redbird Arena: Normal, Ill.) Mar 24 -- -- at Illinois State W 55 48 8,802 Mar 8 -- -- vs Xavier L 51 72 4,762 National Invitation Tournament (Schottenstein Center: Columbus, Ohio) Mar 26 -- -- at Ohio State L 63 74 19,049 2006-07 STATS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS 2007-08 STATS Brian Roberts 6-2 Junior 31 2.9 2.7 18.5 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Charles Little 6-6 Soph 31 5.2 1.2 10.5 Brian Roberts 6-2 Senior 34 2.8 3.4 18.4 Monty Scott 6-6 Senior 25 4.4 1.3 10.0 Chris Wright 6-8 Frosh 15 5.7 0.3 10.4 Norman Plummer 6-7 Junior 28 4.8 0.3 8.2 Marcus Johnson 6-3 Soph 34 5.1 0.9 10.1 Marcus Johnson 6-3 Frosh 30 3.7 1.2 6.6 Charles Little 6-6 Junior 31 4.6 1.3 8.0 Andres Sandoval 6-4 Junior 26 2.8 2.3 5.9 Andres Sandoval 6-4 Senior 34 2.9 1.3 6.4 Jimmy Binnie 6-6 Junior 31 2.8 1.2 4.3 Jimmy Binnie 6-7 Senior 34 3.9 1.4 6.0 Kurt Huelsman 6-10 Frosh 31 3.5 0.3 3.8 Kurt Huelsman 6-10 Soph 34 4.0 0.8 5.9 London Warren 6-0 Frosh 31 1.7 2.5 2.4 London Warren 6-0 Soph 34 2.9 1.9 4.3 Nick Stafford 6-8 Junior 15 0.9 0.0 1.1 Mickey Perry 6-2 Soph 23 1.4 0.5 2.8 Dan Fox 6-4 Frosh 3 0.0 0.0 0.7 Thiago Cordeiro 6-9 Junior 27 1.7 0.0 2.4 Desmond Adedeji 6-9 Soph 4 0.8 0.0 0.5 Devin Searcy 6-10 Frosh 25 1.2 0.1 1.0 BRIAN GREGORY coached eight years at UD and is third in school history with Luke Hendrick 6-4 Frosh 3 0.0 0.0 0.3 Stephen Thomas 6-1 Frosh 23 0.5 0.2 0.7 172 victories. Gregory came to Dayton after being on Tom Izzo’s staff at Mich- Peter Zestermann 6-8 Frosh 3 0.7 0.0 0.7 Matt Hogan 6-1 Frosh 5 0.2 0.2 0.0 igan State where he won a National Championship in 2000. Gregory took the Dan Fox 6-4 Soph 6 0.3 0.2 0.5 Flyers to two NCAA Tournament appearances, including the program’s first NCAA Tournament victory since 1990 in the 2009 tournament over West Michael Laing 6-1 Frosh 3 0.0 0.0 0.0 Virginia, and three NIT appearances, including the 2010 NIT Championship. Luke Hendrick 6-4 Soph 4 1.0 0.0 0.0 Gregory graduated every senior that played for him at Dayton. Logan Nourse 6-1 Frosh 4 0.0 0.0 0.0

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 129 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2008-2009 NCAA SECOND ROUND SEASON RECORD: 27-8 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 11-5 HEAD COACH: BRIAN GREGORY RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Nov 16 -- -- Wofford W 52 49 12,254 Nov 19 -- -- Delaware State W 62 52 11,906 Chicago Invitational Challenge (Sears Centre: Hoffman Estates, Ill.) Nov 23 -- -- Bethune-Cookman W 78 38 12,687 Nov 25 -- -- Mercer W 71 53 12,074 Nov 27 -- -- vsAuburn ot W 60 59 3,087 Nov 29 -- 15 vsMarquette W 89 75 4,780 Dec 2 -- -- Troy W 87 70 11,853 Dec 6 -- -- at Akron W 54 50 4,059 Dec 10 -- -- at Creighton L 59 77 15,418 Dec 13 -- -- Coppin State W 73 56 12,777 Dec 20 -- -- UNC Greensboro W 75 44 12,706 Dec 23 -- -- Marshall W 62 50 13,021 Dec 30 -- -- George Mason W 66 62 13,017 Jan 2 -- -- at Toledo W 77 63 6,921 Jan 6 -- -- Miami W 45 40 12,637 Jan 10 -- -- at Massachusetts* L 62 75 5,485 Jan 14 -- -- Fordham* W 72 71 11,993 CHRIS WRIGHT helped the Flyers to the second round of the NCAA Tournament in 2009 after Dayton beat West Virginia, 68- Jan 17 -- -- at Duquesne* W 78 69 4,061 60 in the first round action at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, Minn. Wright was the Flyers best above-the-rim player ever as Jan 22 -- -- at Geo. Washington* W 63 61 2,517 he is the school record holder for blocks (162) and dunks (177). Jan 25 -- -- St. Bonaventure* W 80 68 13,408 Jan 29 -- -- Saint Louis* W 47 46 12,436 Feb 1 -- -- Saint Joseph’s* W 69 58 13,169 Feb 4 -- -- at La Salle* W 63 61 2,517 2009-2010 2010-2011 Feb 8 -- -- at Charlotte* L 66 79 5,939 NIT FIRST ROUND Feb 11 -- 14 Xavier* W 71 58 13,435 NIT CHAMPIONS Feb 14 -- -- Richmond* W 69 63 13,435 SEASON RECORD: 25-12 SEASON RECORD: 22-14 Feb 21 25 -- at Saint Louis* L 49 57 10,603 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 8-8 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 7-9 Feb 25 -- -- at Rhode Island* ot L 91 93 7,218 HEAD COACH: BRIAN GREGORY HEAD COACH: BRIAN GREGORY Feb 28 -- -- Temple* W 70 65 13,435 Mar 5 -- 17 at Xavier* L 59 76 10,250 RANKINGS RANKINGS Mar 7 -- -- Duquesne* W 74 61 13,435 Date UD Op Opponent UD Op Att DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT A-10 Conference Championship (Boardwalk Hall: Atlantic City, N.J.) Nov 14 21 -- Creighton W 90 80 13,435 Global Sports Main Event (US Bank Arena: Cincinnati, Ohio) Mar 12 -- -- vsRichmond W 69 64 4,333 Puerto Rico Tip-Off (Coliseo de Puerto Rico: San Juan, Puerto Rico) Nov 13 -- -- Mount St. Mary’s W 67 52 12,611 Mar 13 -- -- vsDuquesne L 66 77 6,160 Nov 19 18 21 vsGeorgia Tech W 63 59 5,073 Nov 16 -- -- Akron W 76 68 12,377 NCAA Tournament (Metrodome: Minneapolis, Minn.) Mar 20 -- -- vsWest Virginia W 68 60 15,794 Nov 20 18 5 vsVillanova L 65 71 5,762 Nov 20 -- -- at Mississippi ot W 78 71 6,436 Mar 22 -- 13 vsKansas L 43 60 14,279 Nov 22 18 -- vsKansas State L 75 83 8,357 Global Sports Main Event (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Nov 28 -- -- Towson W 74 69 12,730 Nov 22 -- -- Savannah State W 61 59 12,153 2008-09 STATS Dec 2 -- -- at Miami W 65 58 4,820 Nov 24 -- -- Florida A&M W 80 60 11,863 Dec 5 -- -- Lehigh W 89 71 12,719 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Global Sports Main Event (US Bank Arena: Cincinnati, Ohio) Dec 8 -- -- at George Mason W 56 55 5,727 Chris Wright 6-8 Soph 35 6.6 0.9 13.3 Nov 27 -- -- vsCincinnati L 34 68 6,016 Dec 11 -- -- Old Dominion W 58 50 13,159 Marcus Johnson 6-3 Junior 35 3.1 1.5 11.8 Dec 1 -- -- East Tennessee State L 68 73 12,040 Dec 19 -- -- Presbyterian W 71 52 12,269 Charles Little 6-6 Senior 34 4.1 1.0 8.2 Dec 4 -- -- Miami W 70 58 13,435 Dec 21 -- -- Appalachian State W 65 49 13,435 Rob Lowery 6-2 Junior 25 2.7 3.4 7.5 Dec 7 -- -- Cent. Connecticut St. W 63 61 12,063 Dec 29 -- -- Boston University W 74 60 13,435 Chris Johnson 6-5 Frosh 34 5.2 0.6 6.3 Dec 11 -- -- at Old Dominion L 71 74 7,563 Jan 1 -- 19 at New Mexico L 66 68 14,586 Mickey Perry 6-2 Junior 35 1.3 0.8 4.6 Dec 18 -- -- Western Carolina W 71 60 12,338 Jan 5 -- -- Ball State W 59 35 13,167 Luke Fabrizius 6-9 Frosh 31 1.1 0.3 4.3 Dec 20 -- -- Winthrop W 73 58 11,974 Jan 9 -- -- Duquesne* ot W 78 72 13,435 London Warren 6-0 Junior 25 2.8 4.4 4.1 Dec 22 -- -- at Seton Hall W 69 65 7,162 Jan 13 -- -- at Fordham* W 74 58 7,040 Kurt Huelsman 6-10 Junior 25 4.1 0.7 3.6 Dec 29 -- -- George Mason W 73 67 13,371 Jan 16 -- -- at Xavier* L 74 78 10,250 Devin Searcy 6-10 Soph 32 2.4 0.4 2.8 Jan 1 -- -- New Mexico 2ot W 76 73 12,804 Jan 20 -- -- Geo. Washington* W 66 51 12,630 Paul Williams 6-4 Frosh 32 1.8 0.3 2.2 Jan 5 -- -- at Saint Louis* W 60 50 7,621 Jan 23 -- -- at Saint Joseph’s* L 59 60 4,200 Stephen Thomas 6-1 Soph 29 1.3 0.8 2.0 Jan 9 -- -- at Massachusetts* L 50 55 3,645 Jan 26 -- -- Rhode Island* L 64 65 12,501 Dan Fox 6-4 Junior 4 0.0 0.0 0.5 Jan 12 -- -- Saint Joseph’s* W 65 59 11,846 Jan 30 -- -- at St. Bonaventure* W 75 58 5,290 Luke Hendrick 6-4 Junior 4 0.3 0.3 0.5 Jan 15 -- -- at Xavier* L 76 81 10,250 Feb 6 -- -- Xavier* W 90 65 13,435 Jan 22 -- -- Fordham* W 91 57 13,031 Brad McEldowney 6-1 Soph 3 0.0 0.0 0.0 Feb 10 -- -- Charlotte* W 75 47 12,716 Jan 25 -- -- Richmond* L 61 70 12,126 Feb 13 -- -- at Saint Louis* 2ot L 65 68 9,453 Jan 30 -- -- at Duquesne* L 64 82 8,802 Feb 18 -- -- La Salle* W 68 54 12,664 Feb 2 -- -- St. Bonaventure* W 63 61 12,426 Feb 21 -- -- at Duquesne* L 71 73 5,144 Feb 5 -- -- at La Salle* W 85 81 2,308 Feb 24 -- 20 at Temple* L 41 49 5,833 Feb 9 -- -- at Rhode Island* L 53 67 5,415 Feb 27 -- -- Massachusetts* W 96 68 13,435 Feb 12 -- 24 Temple* L 63 75 13,117 Mar 4 -- -- at Richmond* L 56 60 7,121 Feb 16 -- -- at Charlotte* W 69 51 5,140 Mar 6 -- -- Saint Louis* L 66 71 13,435 Feb 19 -- -- Duquesne* W 64 63 13,110 A-10 Conference Championship (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Feb 27 -- 25 Xavier* L 62 66 13,435 Mar 9 -- -- Geo. Washington W 70 60 6,930 Mar 2 -- -- Saint Louis* L 51 69 12,658 A-10 Conference Championship (Boardwalk Hall: Atlantic City, N.J.) Mar 5 -- -- at Geo. Washington* L 58 60 3,315 Mar 12 -- 24 vsXavier L 73 78 6,029 A-10 Conference Championship (Mullins Center: Amherst, Mass.) National Invitation Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Mar 8 -- -- at Massachusetts W 78 50 2,264 Mar 17 -- -- Illinois State W 63 42 5,127 A-10 Conference Championship (Boardwalk Hall: Atlantic City, N.J.) National Invitation Tournament (Fifth Third Arena: Cincinnati, Ohio) Mar 11 -- 18 vsXavier W 68 67 5,435 Mar 22 -- -- at Cincinnati W 81 66 6,479 Mar 12 -- -- vsSaint Joseph’s W 64 61 8,285 National Invitation Tournament (Assembly Hall: Champaign, Ill.) Mar 13 -- -- vsRichmond L 54 67 5,602 Mar 24 -- -- at Illinois W 77 71 8,548 National Invitation Tournament (TD Bank Arena: Charleston, SC) National Invitation Tournament (MSG: New York, N.Y.) Mar 15 -- -- at Charleston L 84 94 4,717 Mar 30 -- -- vsMississippi W 68 63 11,689 Apr 1 -- -- vsN.C. W 79 69 9,827 2010-11 STATS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS 2009-10 STATS Chris Wright 6-8 Senior 36 8.4 1.8 13.2 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Chris Johnson 6-6 Junior 36 6.0 1.6 11.9 Chris Wright 6-8 Junior 37 7.3 1.2 13.7 Juwan Staten 6-0 Frosh 35 2.1 5.4 8.5 Chris Johnson 6-6 Soph 36 6.9 0.8 11.9 Paul Williams 6-4 Junior 36 2.6 1.3 8.4 Marcus Johnson 6-3 Senior 36 3.3 1.9 9.3 Josh Parker 6-0 Junior 36 2.1 2.6 7.0 Rob Lowery 6-3 Senior 31 2.2 3.5 7.3 Josh Benson 6-9 Soph 36 3.5 0.4 5.6 Paul Williams 6-4 Soph 36 2.2 0.9 5.6 Luke Fabrizius 6-9 Junior 30 1.1 0.2 3.8 Mickey Perry 6-2 Senior 37 1.2 1.7 5.4 Devin Searcy 6-10 Senior 36 3.9 0.4 3.7 Luke Fabrizius 6-9 Soph 25 1.5 0.2 4.9 Brandon Spearman 6-3 Frosh 36 1.2 0.5 2.5 Kurt Huelsman 6-10 Senior 37 4.4 0.5 4.6 Matt Kavanaugh 6-9 Soph 32 2.3 0.2 1.9 London Warren 6-0 Senior 37 3.5 4.1 4.5 Ralph Hill 6-6 Frosh 7 1.1 0.0 1.9 CHRIS JOHNSON was named the National Invitation Tourna- Devin Searcy 6-10 Junior 37 2.8 0.3 3.9 Devin Oliver 6-7 Frosh 32 2.3 0.5 1.4 ment’s Most Valuable Player after the Flyers captured the 2009- Josh Benson 6-9 Frosh 35 1.8 0.3 2.4 Brian Vonderhaar 6-0 Soph 3 0.7 0.3 0.7 10 NIT Championship at Madison Square Garden. Johnson is Matt Kavanaugh 6-9 Frosh 14 0.8 0.1 0.8 the only college basketball player in the last 20 years to have 1,400 Peter Zestermann 6-8 Senior 7 0.4 0.0 0.0 points, 800 rebounds, 300 offensive rebounds and 200 three- Peter Zestermann 6-8 Junior 5 1.2 0.0 0.6 Logan Nourse 6-1 Senior 7 0.4 0.3 0.0 pointers while shooting at least 80 percent from the line. He received Logan Nourse 6-1 Junior 3 0.0 0.3 0.3 Mitch Asmus 6-5 Frosh 2 0.5 0.0 0.0 his chance to play in the NBA with the Memphis Grizzlies during the Luke Hendrick 6-4 Senior 10 0.1 0.0 0.2 2012-13 season. Dan Fox 6-4 Senior 11 0.3 0.0 0.0 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 130 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2011-2012 2013-2014 NIT FIRST ROUND NCAA REGIONAL FINALS OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO SEASON RECORD: 20-13 SEASON RECORD: 26-11 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 9-7 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 10-6 HEAD COACH: ARCHIE MILLER HEAD COACH: ARCHIE MILLER RANKINGS RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Nov 9 ------IPFW W 81 80 12,145 Nov 12 -- -- Western Illinois W 87 58 12,454 Nov 13 ------Saint Francis (PA) W 70 56 12,002 Nov 15 -- -- at Miami ot L 67 72 3,143 Nov 16 ------Saint Francis (NY) W 78 58 12,183 Nov 19 -- -- UNC Wilmington W 74 49 12,538 Nov 20 ------at Georgia Tech W 82 72 6,283 Old Spice Classic (HP Field House Lake Buena Vista, Florida) EA Sports Maui Invitational (Lahaina Civic Center: Maui, Hawai’i) Nov 24 -- -- vsWake Forest W 80 76 3,537 Nov 25 --- 10 vsGonzaga W 84 79 2,400 Nov 25 -- -- vsFairfield W 56 49 3,680 Nov 26 --- 17 vsBaylor L 66 67 2,400 Nov 27 -- -- vsMinnesota W 86 70 3,874 Nov 27 ------vsCalifornia W 82 64 2,400 Nov 30 -- -- Buffalo L 55 84 12,215 Dec 4 ------Delaware State W 56 46 11,571 Dec 4 -- -- at Murray State L 58 75 3,857 Dec 7 25 --- at Illinois State L 75 81 6,697 Dec 7 -- 16 Alabama W 74 62 13,102 Dec 14 ------Central Michigan W 84 58 12,153 Dec 11 -- -- USC Upstate W 72 68 11,331 Dec 19 ------Iona W 96 84 11,539 Dec 17 -- -- Flo. International W 61 40 12,248 Dec 22 ------USC ot L 76 79 12,240 Dec 21 -- -- Seton Hall L 64 69 12,018 Dec 29 ------Murray State W 72 51 12,067 Dec 23 -- -- Illinois-Chicago W 64 57 12,113 Jan 1 ------Winthrop W 81 47 12,041 Dec 30 -- -- Mississippi W 62 50 12,656 DEVIN OLIVER, was the unquestioned leader of the 2013-14 Dayton Flyers Jan 4 ------at Mississippi ot W 83 80 7,035 squad that reached the NCAA Regional Final. Oliver’s commitment to become Jan 4 -- -- Saint Louis* ot W 79 72 11,815 Jan 11 ------Saint Louis* L 59 67 12,597 Jan 7 -- -- at Temple* W 87 77 5,172 a better player earned him the team’s Chris Daniels Memorial Most Improved Player Award twice and is the only player in UD history to earn both the most Jan 15 ------at Fordham* W 80 68 2,249 Jan 11 -- -- at St. Bonaventure* L 73 81 3,317 improved award and team MVP in the same season. He averaged 11.2 points Jan 18 ------at Richmond* L 64 73 7,201 Jan 14 -- -- La Salle* W 79 75 12,580 and 7.4 rebounds per game while be named to the All-Atlantic 10 Third Team Jan 22 ------VCU* L 66 80 12,512 Jan 21 -- -- Xavier* W 87 72 13,435 as a senior. Jan 25 ------at Rhode Island* L 76 88 6,211 Jan 25 -- -- at Saint Joseph’s* L 63 77 3,781 Jan 29 ------Saint Joseph’s* L 57 60 12,083 Jan 28 -- -- Rhode Island* L 81 86 8,802 Feb 1 ------Geo. Washington* W 75 65 13,321 Feb 1 -- -- Duquesne* L 73 83 12,615 2012-13 Feb 5 ------at George Mason* W 84 67 3,863 Feb 4 -- -- at Saint Louis* L 50 58 10,414 SEASON RECORD: 17-14 Feb 8 ------at Saint Bonaventure* W 72 69 5,344 Feb 11 -- -- at Fordham* ot W 72 70 3,200 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 7-9 Feb 12 ------Rhode Island* W 76 69 12,255 Feb 15 -- -- Charlotte* W 75 65 12,124 HEAD COACH: ARCHIE MILLER Feb 19 ------La Salle* W 65 53 12,380 Feb 18 -- -- at Xavier* ot L 83 86 10,250 RANKINGS Feb 22 ------at Duquesne* W 57 54 6,271 Feb 22 -- -- at Duquesne* W 74 62 3,743 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Feb 25 ------at Saint Joseph’s* L 53 79 4,051 Feb 25 -- -- Massachusetts* W 76 43 13,435 Nov 10 ------Arkansas State W 74 61 12,547 Mar 1 ------Massachusetts* W 86 79 12,825 Feb 29 -- -- at Richmond* L 71 82 5,524 Charleston Classic (TD Bank Arena Charleston, South Carolina) Mar 5 --- 17 at Saint Louis* W 72 67 10,395 Mar 3 -- -- Geo. Washington* W 75 59 12,901 Nov 15 ------vsColorado L 57 67 1,381 Mar 8 ------Richmond* W 60 48 13,455 A-10 Conference Championship (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Nov 16 ------vsBoston College W 87 71 3,177 A-10 Conference Championship (Barclays Center : Brooklyn, N.Y.) Mar 6 -- -- Geo. Washington W 67 50 6,049 Nov 18 ------vsAuburn W 73 63 4,262 Mar 13 ------vsFordham W 87 74 6,823 A-10 Conference Championship (Boardwalk Hall: Atlantic City, N.J.) Nov 24 ------Manhattan W 66 58 11,737 Mar 14 ------vsSaint Joseph’s L 67 70 7,308 Mar 9 -- -- vsXavier W 68 67 5,955 Nov 28 ------Weber State L 61 62 12,176 NCAA Tournament (First Niagara Center: Buffalo, N.Y.) National Invitation Tournament (Carver-Hawkeye Arena Iowa City, IA) Dec 1 ------Northern Illinois W 60 43 12,637 Mar 20 --- 22 vsOhio State W 60 59 19,260 Mar 13 -- -- at Iowa L 75 84 13,190 Dec 5 ------at Alabama W 81 76 11,460 Mar 22 --- 14 vsSyracuse W 55 53 19,420 Dec 8 ------Miami W 83 61 12,562 NCAA Tournament (FedExForum: Memphis, Tenn.) 2011-12 STATS Dec 15 ------Florida Atlantic W 81 56 11,553 Mar 27 ------vsStanford W 82 72 14,991 Dec 19 ------Illinois State L 73 74 11,879 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Mar 29 --- 1 vsFlorida L 52 62 15,443 Kevin Dillard 6-0 Junior 33 2.7 6.0 13.3 Dec 22 ------Murray State W 77 68 12,638 Chris Johnson 6-6 Senior 36 6.4 1.3 12.4 Dec 30 ------at USC ot L 61 63 4,113 Jan 5 ------UAB W 78 71 12,455 2013-14 STATS Josh Benson 6-9 Junior 14 5.2 1.0 10.9 Jan 9 --- 24 at VCU* L 62 74 7,693 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Paul Williams 6-4 Senior 33 2.6 1.7 9.2 Jan 12 --- 14 Butler* L 73 79 13,455 Jordan Sibert 6-4 Junior 37 2.3 1.5 12.2 Matt Kavanaugh 6-9 Junior 33 5.9 0.8 9.0 Jan 16 ------at La Salle* L 70 72 2,012 Devin Oliver 6-7 Senior 37 7.4 2.3 11.9 Josh Parker 6-0 Senior 33 1.9 1.8 8.7 Jan 23 ------Fordham* W 96 51 12,131 Dyshawn Pierre 6-6 Soph 37 5.5 1.6 11.2 Luke Fabrizius 6-9 Senior 30 2.5 0.8 5.7 Jan 26 ------Duquesne* W 72 56 12,438 Vee Sanford 6-4 Senior 37 2.7 1.8 9.6 Jan 30 ------at Xavier* L 61 66 10,250 Devin Oliver 6-7 Soph 33 5.0 1.0 4.9 Khari Price 5-11 Soph 37 1.4 1.8 6.2 Alex Gavrilovic 6-9 Frosh 30 2.8 0.1 4.0 Feb 2 ------at Saint Louis* L 52 81 9,548 Feb 6 ------Saint Joseph’s* W 60 54 12,453 Matt Kavanaugh 6-10 Senior 33 3.5 0.8 5.7 Ralph Hill 6-6 Soph 25 1.9 0.4 1.4 Feb 9 ------Temple* L 71 72 12,871 Jalen Robinson 6-9 Soph 36 2.8 0.3 4.3 Mitch Asmus 6-5 Soph 7 0.1 0.0 0.4 Feb 13 ------at Rhode Island* L 72 75 3,388 Scoochie Smith 6-2 Frosh 37 1.3 2.0 3.6 Brian Vonderhaar 6-0 Junior 7 0.1 0.3 0.0 Feb 16 ------Xavier* W 70 59 13,435 Devon Scott 6-9 Soph 35 2.7 0.4 3.4 Dennis Williams 6-4 Soph 1 0.0 0.0 0.0 Feb 23 ------at Massachusetts* L 66 76 6,096 Alex Gavrilovic 6-9 Junior 15 1.4 0.1 2.3 2012-2013 Feb 27 ------at Charlotte* W 88 67 5,113 Kendall Pollard 6-6 Frosh 37 1.3 0.2 2.2 Mar 3 ------Richmond* W 78 74 12,317 Kyle Davis 6-0 Frosh 35 0.7 0.6 2.0 Mar 6 ------St. Bonaventure* W 75 63 12,162 Mar 9 ------at Geo. Washington*ot L 80 81 3,421 Bobby Wehrli 6-6 Soph 3 0.0 0.0 0.0 A-10 Conference Championship (Barclays Center : Brooklyn, N.Y.) Brian Vonderhaar 6-0 RS Senior 3 0.0 0.0 0.0 Mar 14 ------vsButler L 67 73 4,637

2012-13 STATS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Kevin Dillard 6-0 Senior 31 1.9 4.5 15.3 Vee Sanford 6-3 Junior 31 2.7 2.3 12.3 Josh Benson 6-9 Senior 31 4.2 0.9 10.6 Devin Oliver 6-7 Junior 31 7.8 1.8 8.9 Dyshawn Pierre 6-6 Frosh 31 5.1 2.0 8.8 Jalen Robinson 6-9 Frosh 31 5.1 0.5 6.1 Matt Derenbecker 6-7 Soph 30 1.1 0.5 4.5 Khari Price 5-11 Frosh 24 1.5 1.4 2.8 Devon Scott 6-9 Frosh 27 1.7 0.2 2.0 Alex Gavrilovic 6-9 Soph 22 1.0 0.2 2.0 Brian Vonderhaar 6-0 Senior 12 0.0 0.1 0.3 Mitch Asmus 6-5 Junior 5 0.4 0.2 0.0

KEVIN DILLARD, Dave Colbert (another two-year transfer) and Henry Finkel are the only players to be named MVP in every season they played at UD. Dillard totaled five MVP Awards in two years in a Day- ARCHIE MILLER became the 19th Dayton basketball coach in school his- ton uniform (2011 Old Spice tory, and just the sixth in the last 64 years, in 2011 as he took over for Brian MVP, 2011-12 team MVP, VEE SANFORD, with “A Kiss to be Remembered in Dayton” as long-time CBS Gregory. Miller came from Arizona where he was the Associate Head Coach 2012-13 team MVP, and a two- analyst, Bill Rafferty, called it. Sanford’s game-winning floater with 3.8 sec- for his brother, Sean Miller. He helped guide the 2010-11 Arizona Wildcats to time Blackburn/McCafferty onds remaining helped 11 seeded Dayton defeat Ohio State in the Second an Elite Eight appearance and a 30-8 overall record. Miller returned to the MVP in wins over Xavier). Round of the NCAA Tournament. The win propelled the Flyers to the Elite Eight Elite Eight in 2014: This time as the Head Coach at Dayton as he led the Fly- for the first time since 1984 with wins over OSU, Syracuse and Stanford before ers to a 26-11 overall record. losing to overall No. 1 seed Florida in the Regional Final.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 131 2015-2016 2016-2017 NCAA SECOND ROUND NCAA FIRST ROUND ATLANTIC 10 TRI-CHAMPIONS ATLANTIC 10 CHAMPIONS SEASON RECORD: 25-8 SEASON RECORD: 24-8 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 14-4 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 15-3 HEAD COACH: ARCHIE MILLER HEAD COACH: ARCHIE MILLER RANKINGS RANKINGS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Nov 13 ------Southeast Missouri State W 84 53 13,216 Nov 11 ------Austin Peay W 96 68 13,121 Nov 17 ------Alabama W 80 48 12,118 Nov 15 ------at Alabama W 77 72 10,834 Nov 21 ------William & Mary W 69 66 12,796 Nov 19 ------Saint Mary’s L 57 61 13,175 Advocare Invitational (HP Field House: Orlando, FL) Wooden Legacy (Titan Gym/Honda Center: Anaheim, Calif. Nov 26 ------vsIowa W 82 77 4,871 Nov 24 ------vsNebraska L 78 80 3,816 Nov 27 ------vsMonmouth W 73 70 4,508 Nov 25 ------vsPorland W 84 74 5,153 Nov 29 ------vsXavier L 61 90 4,633 Nov 27 ------vsNew Mexico W 64 57 4,221 Dec 5 ------North Florida W 86 71 12,383 Dec 3 ------Winthrop W 83 67 12,708 Dec 9 ------at Vanderbilt W 72 67 10,469 Dec 6 ------Saint Joseph’s (IN) W 91 59 12,495 Dec 12 ------Chattanooga L 59 61 12,425 Dec 10 ------East Tennessee State W 75 61 13,017 Dec 19 ------Furman W 70 50 12,619 Dec 17 ------vsNorthwestern L 64 67 9,036 Dec 22 ------Miami (OH) W 64 63 13,206 Dec 21 ------Vanderbilt W 68 63 12,828 Dec 30 ------Arkansas ot W 85 81 13,455 Dec 23 ------VMI W 92 56 12,612 Jan 2 ------at Duquesne* W 66 58 3,323 Dec 30 ------LaSalle* W 66 55 12,963 JORDAN SIBERT became one of just four Flyers to transfer to Dayton and score 1,000 points in his two-year career. He joined Dave Colbert, Kevin Dillard, Jan 6 ------Massachusetts* W 93 63 12,237 Jan 3 ------at St. Bonaventure* W 90 74 3,328 and Charles Cooke in the exclusive club with a scoring average of 14.1 points Jan 9 ------at La Salle* L 57 61 2,711 Jan 6 ------Rhode Island* W 67 64 12,883 per game over his two seasons. The Flyers saw unparalleled success in that Jan 12 ------Davidson* W 80 74 12,310 Jan 11 ------at Massachusetts* L 55 67 2,628 time, winning 53 regular season games as well as five games in the NCAA Jan 15 ------Geo. Washington* W 77 70 12,831 Jan 14 ------at Duquesne* W 76 57 3,132 tournament, reaching the Elite 8 in 2013-14 and winning two more games in Jan 19 ------at St. Bonaventure* W 85 79 4,176 Jan 19 ------Richmond* W 75 59 13,103 2014-15. Jan 24 ------at Fordham* W 64 50 2,014 Jan 22 ------Saint Louis* W 67 46 13,338 Jan 27 ------Saint Louis* W 73 37 13,455 Jan 27 ------at VCU* L 68 73 7,637 2014-2015 Jan 30 ------La Salle* W 59 44 13,455 Jan 31 ------at Fordham* W 75 66 2,412 NCAA THIRD ROUND Feb 6 ------atGeorge Mason* W 98 64 5,271 Feb 4 ------Duquesne* W 90 53 13,455 SEASON RECORD: 27-9 Feb 9 ------Duquesne* W 76 74 13,141 Feb 7 ------Saint Joseph’s* W 77 70 12,612 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECORD: 13-5 Feb 12 ------at Rhode Island* W 68 66 6,105 Feb 10 ------at Rhode Island* W 75 74 7,394 HEAD COACH: ARCHIE MILLER Feb 17 ------at Saint Joseph’s* L 70 79 4,200 Feb 14 ------at Saint Louis* W 85 63 5,082 RANKINGS Feb 20 ------St. Bonaventure* L 72 79 13,455 Feb 18 ------St. Bonaventure* W 76 72 13,455 DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT Feb 23 ------at Saint Louis* ot W 52 49 7,541 Feb 21 ------George Mason* W 83 70 13,071 Nov 14 ------Alabama A&M W 76 52 12,732 Feb 27 ------Rhode Island* L 66 75 13,455 Feb 24 ------at Davidson* ot W 89 82 4,889 Puerto Rico Tip-Off Classic (Coliseo Roberto Clemente: San Juan, PR) Mar 1 ------at Richmond* W 85 84 7,081 Mar 1 ------VCU* W 79 72 13,455 Nov 20 ------vsTexas A&M W 55 53 6,723 Mar 5 ------VCU* ot W 68 67 13,455 Mar 4 ------at George Washington* L 81 87 4,143 Nov 21 ------vsUCONN L 64 75 7,438 A-10 Conference Championship (Barclays Center : Brooklyn, N.Y.) A-10 Conference Championship (PPG Paints Arena : Pittsbutgh, Pa.) Nov 23 ------vsBoston College W 65 53 8,002 Mar 11 ------vs Richmond W 69 54 7,509 Mar 10 ------vs Davidson L 67 73 6,641 Nov 29 ------Chicago W 75 41 11,835 Mar 12 ------vs Saint Joseph’s L 79 82 10,489 NCAA Tournament (Bankers Life Fieldhouse : Indianapolis, Ind.) Dec 3 ------at Miami (OH) W 66 62 2,365 NCAA Tournament (Scotttrade Center : St. Louis, MO) Mar 17 ------vs Wichita State L 58 64 18,269 Dec 6 ------Eastern Michigan W 73 64 12,243 Mar 18 ------vs Syracuse L 51 70 14,250 Dec 9 ------Bowling Green W 56 52 12,105 Dec 13 ------at Arkansas L 55 69 15,313 Dec 20 ------Boston W 78 62 12,326 2016-17 STATS Dec 23 ------Georgia Tech W 75 61 12,424 2015-16 STATS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Dec 30 ------Ole Miss W 78 74 12,525 NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Charles Cooke 6-5 RS Senior 29 5.1 2.8 15.8 Jan 3 ------Duquesne* W 81 55 12,319 Charles Cooke 6-5 RS Junior 31 5.9 1.9 15.5 Kendall Pollard 6-6 Senior 26 5.0 1.4 14.0 Jan 8 ------at St. Bonaventure W 78 61 3,495 Dyshawn Pierre 6-6 Senior 21 8.7 2.3 12.7 Jan 10 ------at Fordham* W 76 58 2,872 Scoochie Smith 6-2 Senior 32 3.1 4.5 13.8 Jan 14 ------La Salle* W 61 50 12,300 Scoochie Smith 6-2 Junior 32 3.5 4.3 11.9 Xeyrius Williams 6-8 Soph 32 4.8 0.9 8.2 Jan 17 ------Saint Louis* W 61 45 13,455 Kendall Pollard 6-6 Junior 27 4.9 1.4 10.3 Kyle Davis 6-0 Senior 30 3.8 2.6 8.1 Jan 20 ------at Davidson* L 60 77 5,067 Kyle Davis 6-0 Junior 32 3.5 2.1 8.1 Josh Cinnungham 6-7 RS Soph 11 2.9 0.6 6.3 Jan 24 ------Richmond* W 63 60 13,455 Steve McElvene 6-11 RS Fresh 31 5.6 1.6* 6.3 Ryan Mikesell 6-7 Soph 32 3.9 0.8 5.7 Jan 29 ------at Massachusetts* L 64 66 5,633 Darrell Davis 6-4 Soph 31 2.4 1.4 5.9 Darrell Davis 6-5 Junior 31 1.9 1.2 5.5 Feb 1 ------Fordham* W 101 77 13,106 Sam Miller 6-9 Fresh 26 1.4 0.3 3.2 Sam Miller 6-9 Soph 26 2.3 0.3 4.5 Feb 6 ------at Geo. Washington* ot L 64 65 4,579 Ryan Mikesell 6-7 Fresh 21 1.5 0.8 3.2 Feb 10 ------at Saint Louis* W 51 44 8,093 Trey Landers 6-4 Fresh 9 1.4 0.3 3.0 Feb 14 ------St. Bonaventure* W 75 61 13,455 John Crosby 6-2 Fresh 31 1.3 0.9 2.2 John Crosby 6-2 Soph 32 1.9 1.2 2.8 Feb 19 ------Saint Joseph’s* W 68 64 13,015 Xeyrius Williams 6-8 Fresh 25 1.8 0.2 2.2 Joey Gruden 6-2 Junior 6 0.2 0.0 0.3 Feb 21 ------at Duquesne* L 73 83 5,227 Bobby Wehrli 6-6 Senior 22 0.8 0.2 0.9 Jeremiah Bonsu 5-11 Senior 2 0.0 0.0 0.0 Feb 25 ------George Mason* W 76 63 12,861 Jack Westerfield 6-1 Fresh 1 0.0 0.0 0.0 Jack Westerfield 6-1 Soph 3 0.0 0.0 0.0 Feb 28 ------at VCU W 59 55 7,637 Michael Schwieterman 6-3 Fresh 1 0.0 0.0 0.0 Jack Parsley 6-5 Junior 2 0.0 0.0 0.0 Mar 3 ------Rhode Island* W 75 59 13,455 Joey Gruden 6-2 Junior 4 0.3 0.0 0.0 Mar 7 ------at La Salle* L 53 55 2,305 A-10 Conference Championship (Barclays Center : Brooklyn, N.Y.) Mar 13 ------vs St. Bonaventure W 75 71 7,423 Mar 14 ------vs Rhode Island W 56 52 8,488 Mar 15 ------vs VCU L 65 71 7,685 NCAA Tournament (UD Arena: Dayton, Ohio) Mar 18 ------vs Boise State W 56 55 12,592 NCAA Tournament (Nationwide Arena: Columbus, Ohio) Mar 20 ------vs Providence W 66 53 17,584 Mar 22 ------vs Oklahoma L 66 72 19,115

2014-15 STATS NAME HT CL G RB AST PTS Jordan Sibert 6-4 Senior 36 3.3 2.0 16.1 Dyshawn Pierre 6-6 Junior 36 8.1 2.9 12.7 Kendall Pollard 6-6 Soph 35 5.3 1.1 12.7 Scoochie Smith 6-2 Soph 36 3.1 3.8 9.2 Devon Scott 6-10 Senior 33 7.4 0.8 9.1 Kyle Davis 6-0 Soph 36 2.8 2.4 7.1 Darrell Davis 6-4 Frosh 36 1.6 0.6 4.8 Jalen Robinson 6-9 Soph 9 2.4 0.8 3.2 Ryan Bass 5-9 RS Senior 8 1.1 0.8 3.1 Bobby Wehrli 6-6 Junior 29 2.1 0.3 2.3 Nick Haldes 6-3 Frosh 4 0.0 0.0 0.0 Joey Gruden 6-2 Soph 7 0.0 0.0 0.0 William Dupuy 5-8 Soph 5 0.0 0.0 0.0

DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 132 YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS

All Home Away Conf Postseason All Home Away Conf Postseason YEAR W-L W-L W-L W-L W-L TOURNAMENT YEAR W-L W-L W-L W-L W-L TOURNAMENT OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO No Coach (54-9) Coach Tom Blackburn (352-141; 10 NITs; 1 NCAA) 1903-04 5-1 ------Independent ------1947-48 12-14 ------Independent ------1904-05 6-1 ------Independent ------1948-49 16-14 8-4 8-10 --- Independent 1-1 NCI 2nd Round 1905-06 7-2 ------Independent ------1949-50 24-8 16-0 8-8 --- Independent 1-1 OCT Runnerup 1906-07 14-0 ------Independent ------1950-51 27-5 15-1 12-4 --- Independent 3-1 NIT Runnerup 1907-08 10-3 ------Independent ------1951-52 28-5 15-1 13-4 --- Independent 3-1 NIT Runnerup 1908-09 12-2 ------Independent ------1-1 NCAA Sweet 16 1952-53 16-13 12-4 4-9 --- Independent ------Coach Fr. William O’Malley (15-6) 1953-54 25-7 15-11 10-6 --- Independent 1-1 NIT Quarterfinalist 1909-10 5-6 ------Independent ------1954-55 25-4 14-1 11-3 --- Independent 2-1 NIT Runnerup 1910-11 10-0 ------Independent ------1955-56 25-4 14-1 11-3 --- Independent 2-1 NIT Runnerup 1956-57 19-9 12-3 7-6 --- Independent 1-1 NIT Quarterfinalist 1957-58 25-4 14-1 11-3 --- Independent 2-1 NIT Runnerup Coach Harry Solimano (34-12, also includes 1919-20) 1958-59 14-12 11-4 3-8 --- Independent ------1911-12 13-0 ------Independent ------1959-60 21-7 15-0 6-7 --- Independent 1-1 NIT Quarterfinalist 1912-13 11-0 ------Independent ------1960-61 20-9 14-1 6-8 --- Independent 1-2 NIT Final Four 1913-14 5-4 ------Independent ------1961-62 24-6 14-1 10-5 --- Independent 4-0 NIT Champions 1962-63 16-10 12-3 4-7 --- Independent ------Coach Al Mahrt (9-12, also includes 1917-19) 1963-64 15-10 11-4 4-6 --- Independent ------1914-15 4-4 ------Independent ------

Coach Don Donoher (437-275; 8 NCAAs; 7 NITs) Coach Alfred McCray (19-5) 1964-65 22-7 15-1 7-6 --- Independent 2-1 NCAA Sweet 16 1915-16 11-2 ------Independent ------1965-66 23-6 14-1 9-5 --- Independent 1-2 NCAA Sweet 16 1916-17 8-3 ------Independent ------1966-67 25-6 13-2 12-4 --- Independent 4-1 NCAA Runnerup 1967-68 21-9 13-2 8-7 --- Independent 4-0 NIT Champions Mahrt (see above, 1914-15) 1968-69 20-7 14-1 6-6 --- Independent 0-1 NCAA 1st Round 1917-18 2-4 ------Independent ------1969-70 19-8 11-4 8-4 --- Independent 0-1 NCAA 1st Round 1918-19 3-4 ------Independent ------1970-71 18-9 13-3 5-6 --- Independent 0-1 NIT 1st Round 1971-72 13-13 10-5 3-8 --- Independent ------Solimano (see above, 1911-14) 1972-73 13-13 10-6 3-7 --- Independent ------1919-20 5-8 ------Independent ------1973-74 20-9 15-1 5-8 --- Independent 1-2 NCAA Sweet 16 1974-75 10-16 8-9 2-7 --- Independent ------Coach Dutch Thiele (6-16) 1975-76 14-13 12-5 2-8 --- Independent ------1920-21 6-16 ------Independent ------1976-77 16-11 12-6 4-5 --- Independent ------1977-78 19-10 17-3 2-7 --- Independent 1-1 NIT Quarterfinalist Coach William Sherry (6-8) 1978-79 19-10 15-3 4-7 --- Independent 1-1 NIT 2nd Round 1921-22 6-8 ------Independent ------1979-80 13-14 12-5 1-9 --- Independent ------1980-81 18-11 14-3 4-8 --- Independent 1-1 NIT 2nd Round 1981-82 21-9 16-2 5-7 --- Independent 2-1 NIT Quarterfinalist Coach Van Hill (8-8) 1982-83 18-10 13-4 5-6 --- Independent ------1922-23 8-8 ------Independent ------1983-84 21-11 14-2 7-9 --- Independent 3-1 NCAA Great Eight 1984-85 19-10 15-3 4-7 --- Independent 0-1 NCAA 1st Round Coach Harry Baujan (46-38) 1985-86 17-13 15-2 2-11 --- Independent 0-1 NIT 1st Round 1923-24 9-5 ------Independent ------1986-87 13-15 10-7 3-8 --- Independent ------1924-25 9-11 ------Independent ------1987-88 13-18 8-8 5-10 --- Independent ------1925-26 7-8 ------Independent ------1988-89 12-17 9-8 3-9 6-6 Midwestern ------1926-27 10-9 ------Independent ------1927-28 11-5 ------Independent ------Coach Jim O’Brien (61-87; 1 NCAA) 1989-90 22-10 16-3 6-7 10-4 Midwestern 1-1 NCAA 2nd Round Coach George Fitzgerald (9-10) 1990-91 14-15 11-7 3-8 8-6 Midwestern ------1928-29 9-10 ------Independent ------1991-92 15-15 12-4 3-11 5-5 Midwestern ------1992-93 4-26 3-12 1-14 3-11 Midwestern ------Coach Bill Belanich (16-48) 1993-94 6-21 6-10 0-11 1-11 Great Midwest ------1929-30 4-14 ------Independent ------1930-31 2-15 ------Independent ------Coach Oliver Purnell (155-116; 2 NCAA; 3 NIT) 1931-32 3-12 ------Independent ------1994-95 7-20 7-9 0-11 0-12 Great Midwest ------1932-33 7-7 ------Independent ------1995-96 15-14 12-4 3-10 6-10 Atlantic 10 ------1996-97 13-14 12-3 1-11 6-10 Atlantic 10 ------Coach Louis Tschudi (13-18) 1997-98 21-12 14-4 7-8 11-5 Atlantic 10 1-1 NIT 2nd Round 1933-34 9-7 ------Independent ------1998-99 11-17 9-6 2-11 5-11 Atlantic 10 ------1934-35 4-11 ------Independent ------1999-00 22-9 13-2 6-5 11-5 Atlantic 10 0-1 NCAA 1st Round 2000-01 21-13 12-6 9-7 9-7 Atlantic 10 2-1 NIT Quarterfinals Coach Joe Holsinger (18-48) 2001-02 21-11 13-4 8-7 10-6 Atlantic 10 1-1 NIT 1st Round 1935-36 3-13 ------Independent ------2002-03 24-6 17-1 7-5 14-2 Atlantic 10 0-1 NCAA 1st Round 1936-37 7-12 ------Independent ------1937-38 6-11 ------Independent ------Coach Brian Gregory (172-94; 2 NCAA; 3 NIT) 1938-39 2-12 ------Independent ------2003-04 24-9 15-3 9-6 12-4 Atlantic 10 0-1 NCAA 1st Round 2004-05 18-11 12-4 5-6 10-6 Atlantic 10 ------Coach James Carter (41-75) 2005-06 14-17 12-5 2-12 6-10 Atlantic 10 ------1939-40 4-17 ------Independent ------2006-07 19-12 15-2 4-10 8-8 Atlantic 10 ------1940-41 9-14 ------Independent ------2007-08 23-11 15-3 8-8 8-8 Atlantic 10 2-1 NIT Quarterfinals 1941-42 12-6 ------Independent ------2008-09 27-8 18-0 9-8 11-5 Atlantic 10 1-1 NCAA 2nd Round 1942-43 9-8 ------Independent ------2009-10 25-12 16-2 9-10 8-8 Atlantic 10 5-0 NIT Champions 1945-46 3-13 ------Independent ------2010-11 22-14 14-5 8-9 7-9 Atlantic 10 0-1 NIT 1st Round 1946-47 4-17 ------Independent ------Coach Archie Miller (139-63; 4 NCAA; 1 NIT) 2011-12 20-13 14-4 3-8 9-7 Atlantic 10 0-1 NIT 1st Round 2012-13 17-14 13-4 2-8 7-9 Atlantic 10 ------2013-14 26-11 13-4 7-4 10-6 Atlantic 10 3-1 NCAA Elite Eight 2014-15 27-9 17-0 5-6 13-5 Atlantic 10 2-1 NCAA 3rd Round 2015-16 25-8 14-3 8-2 14-4 Atlantic 10 0-1 NCAA 2nd Round 2016-17 24-8 15-1 7-3 15-3 Atlantic 10 0-1 NCAA 1st Round

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CAREER BY WINS TOP 20 SEASONS BY WINS COACH GAMES W L PCT. COACH W L PCT. 1 Don Donoher ...... 712 437 275 .614 1 1951-52 Tom Blackburn...... 28 5 .848 Ohio License #27851 2 Tom Blackburn...... 493 352 141 .714 2 1950-51 Tom Blackburn...... 27 5 .844 3 Brian Gregory ...... 266 172 94 .647 2008-09 Brian Gregory...... 27 8 .771 4 Oliver Purnell...... 271 155 116 .572 4 2014-15 Archie Miller...... 27 9 .750 5 Archie Miller...... 202 139 63 .688 2013-14 Archie Miller...... 26 11 .703 6 Jim O’Brien...... 148 61 87 .412 5 1954-55 Tom Blackburn...... 25 4 .862 7 Harry Baujan ...... 84 46 38 .548 1955-56 Tom Blackburn...... 25 4 .862 8 James Carter...... 116 41 75 .353 1957-58 Tom Blackburn...... 25 4 .862 9 Harry Solimano ...... 46 34 12 .739 1966-67 Don Donoher...... 25 6 .806 10 Alfred McCray...... 24 19 5 .792 1953-54 Tom Blackburn...... 25 7 .781 11 Joe Holsinger...... 66 18 48 .273 2009-10 Brian Gregory...... 25 12 .676 12 Bill Belanich ...... 64 16 48 .250 2015-16 Archie Miller...... 25 8 .758 P.O. Box 13477 13 Fr. William O’Malley ...... 21 15 6 .714 12 1949-50 Tom Blackburn...... 24 8 .750 14 Louis Tschudi...... 31 13 18 .419 1961-62 Tom Blackburn...... 24 6 .800 2516 Nordic Rd. 15 Van Hill...... 16 8 8 .500 2002-03 Oliver Purnell...... 24 6 .800 Greg Hobbs Dayton, Ohio 45413-3477 George Fitzgerald ...... 19 9 10 .474 2003-04 Brian Gregory...... 24 9 .727 Al Mahrt ...... 21 9 12 .429 2016-17 Archie Miller...... 24 8 .750 [email protected] Office: 937.275.1248 18 William Sherry...... 14 6 8 .429 16 1965-66 Don Donoher...... 23 6 .793 Fax: 937.275.1249 19 Dutch Thiele ...... 22 6 16 .273 2007-08 Brian Gregory...... 23 11 .676 18 1964-65 Don Donoher...... 22 7 .759 Mobile: 937.313.4244 1999-00 Oliver Purnell...... 22 9 .710 CAREER BY WIN PERCENTAGE Process Piping, Certified Welding, HVAC, Plumbing, Orbital Welding www.hobbsindpiping.com COACH GAMES W L PCT. 1989-90 Jim O’Brien...... 22 10 .688 1 Alfred McCray...... 24 19 5 .792 2010-11 Brian Gregory...... 22 14 .611 2 Harry Solimano ...... 46 34 12 .739

3 Tom Blackburn...... 493 352 141 .714 TOP 20 SEASONS BY WIN PERCENTAGE Fr. William O’Malley ...... 21 15 6 .714 COACH W L PCT. 5 Archie Miller...... 202 139 63 .688 1 1910-11 Fr. William O’Malley...... 10 0 1.000 6 Brian Gregory ...... 266 172 94 .647 1911-12 Harry Solimano...... 13 0 1.000 7 Don Donoher ...... 712 437 275 .614 1912-13 Harry Solimano...... 11 0 1.000 8 Oliver Purnell...... 271 155 116 .572 4 1954-55 Tom Blackburn...... 25 4 .862 9 Harry Baujan ...... 84 46 38 .548 1955-56 Tom Blackburn...... 25 4 .862 10 Van Hill...... 16 8 8 .500 1957-58 Tom Blackburn...... 25 4 .862 11 George Fitzgerald ...... 19 9 10 .474 7 1951-52 Tom Blackburn...... 28 5 .848 12 Al Mahrt ...... 21 9 12 .429 8 1915-16 Alfred McCray...... 11 2 .846 William Sherry...... 14 6 8 .429 9 1950-51 Tom Blackburn...... 27 5 .844 Proud Supporter of 14 Louis Tschudi...... 31 13 18 .419 10 1966-67 Don Donoher...... 25 6 .806 15 Jim O’Brien...... 148 61 87 .412 11 1961-62 Tom Blackburn...... 24 6 .800 UD Athletics 2002-03 Oliver Purnell...... 24 6 .800 16 James Carter...... 116 41 75 .353 As the cleaning professionals for the University of Dayton, 13 1965-66 Don Donoher...... 23 6 .793 17 Dutch Thiele ...... 22 6 16 .273 Alpha & Omega is proud to play a part in the success of all UD programs. Joe Holsinger...... 66 18 48 .273 14 1953-54 Tom Blackburn...... 25 7 .781 18 Bill Belanich ...... 64 16 48 .250 15 2008-09 Brian Gregory...... 27 8 .771 Go Flyers! 16 1964-65 Don Donoher...... 22 7 .759 CAREER BY GAMES COACHED 17 2015-16 Archie Miller...... 25 8 .758 FULL CUSTODIAL SERVICE 18 1949-50 Tom Blackburn...... 24 8 .750 COACH GAMES W L PCT. Including Commercial Carpet Cleaning & Facility Maintenance 1959-60 Tom Blackburn...... 21 7 .750 1 Don Donoher ...... 712 437 275 .614 From the Beginning to the End of your Facility Maintenance Solutions. 2014-15 Archie Miller...... 27 9 .750 2 Tom Blackburn...... 493 352 141 .714 937-298-2125 [email protected] www.aobuildingservices.com 2016-17 Archie Miller...... 24 8 .750 3 Oliver Purnell...... 271 155 116 .572 4 Brian Gregory ...... 266 172 94 .647 5 Archie Miller...... 202 139 63 .688 MOST CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONS 6 Jim O’Brien...... 148 61 87 .412 COACH NUMBER FROM TO 7 James Carter...... 116 41 75 .353 1 Tom Blackburn 15...... 1949-1950 1963-1964 8 Harry Baujan ...... 84 46 38 .548 2 Don Donoher 10...... 1964-1965 1973-1974 PATRIOT ENGINEERING 9 Joe Holsinger...... 66 18 48 .273 3 Don Donoher 6...... 1980-1981 1985-1986 10 Bill Belanich ...... 64 16 48 .250 Archie Miller 6...... 2011-2012 2016-2017 and Environmental, Inc. 11 Harry Solimano ...... 46 34 12 .785 5 Brian Gregory 5...... 2006-2007 2010-2011 12 Louis Tschudi...... 31 13 18 .419 6 Don Donoher 4...... 1975-1976 1978-1979 (937) 222-1747 Consulting Environmental, Geotechnical 13 Alfred McCray...... 24 19 5 .792 Oliver Purnell 4...... 1999-2000 2002-2003 1517 E. 4th St. or and Materials Engineers (Emer.) 239-9646 14 Dutch Thiele ...... 22 6 16 .273 Dayton, OH 45403 15 Fr. William O’Malley ...... 21 15 6 .454 Al Mahrt ...... 21 9 12 .429 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 17 George Fitzgerald ...... 19 9 10 .474 COACH APPEARANCES W PCT Adding value to your projects and our communities 18 Van Hill...... 16 8 8 .500 1 Don Donoher ...... 8 11 .524 19 William Sherry...... 14 6 8 .429 2 Archie Miller ...... 4 5 .555 3 Brian Gregory ...... 2 1 .333 GO FLYERS! Oliver Purnell ...... 2 0 .000 5 Tom Blackburn ...... 1 1 .500 Miamisburg, OH 45342 Cincinnati, OH 45216 Jim O’Brien ...... 1 1 .500 (937) 847-9707 (513) 817-1600 MOST SEASONS COACHED COACH SEASONS www.patrioteng.com 1 Don Donoher ...... 25 2 Tom Blackburn ...... 15 3 Oliver Purnell ...... 9 4 Brian Gregory ...... 8 5 James Carter ...... 6 Archie Miller ...... 6

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DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 136 UD IN 100-POINT GAMES

BY POINT TOTAL BY DATE DATE OPPONENT UD OP ATT LOCATION DATE OPPONENT UD OP ATT LOCATION OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO Dec 27, 1967 Portland W 124 68 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Jan 31, 1948 at Concordia W 100 47 ------Jan 27, 1979 Ashland W 120 90 12,723 UD Arena Jan 13, 1951 Muskingum W 100 71 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 27, 1993 Central Conn. St W 118 60 10,378 UD Arena Jan 9, 1952 Ohio University W 101 71 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 21, 1991 Butler W 116 98 12,923 UD Arena Dec 6, 1952 Manchester W 105 65 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 9, 1961 vs Seton Hall W 112 77 5,685 Madison Sq. Garden Dec 11, 1954 Bowling Green W 109 39 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 3, 1965 Xavier W 112 81 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 8, 1957 at Villanova W 102 70 --- The Palestra Nov 27, 1982 Otterbein W 112 77 9,585 UD Arena Feb 27, 1958 Loyola (La.) W 103 69 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 15, 1990 Southern L 112 116 12,727 UD Arena Feb 9, 1961 vs Seton Hall W 112 77 5,685 Madison Sq. Garden Dec 15, 1966 Tampa W 111 64 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Feb 3, 1965 Xavier W 112 81 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 9, 1971 Loyola (La.) W 111 94 12,739 UD Arena Jan 3, 1966 Xavier W 105 79 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 3, 1990 Xavier W 111 108 13,511 UD Arena Mar 5, 1966 Detroit W 109 80 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 2, 1971 Eastern Kentucky W 110 86 12,229 UD Arena Dec 10, 1966 Eastern Kentucky W 104 82 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Feb 3, 1973 at Loyola/Ill. W 110 89 7,383 Chicago Stadium Dec 15, 1966 Tampa W 111 64 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Dec 19, 1995 Chicago State W 110 76 10,127 UD Arena Dec 23, 1966 at Loyola/Ill. W 100 90 6,059 Alumni Hall Dec 29, 1997 Prairie View A&M W 110 52 10,161 UD Arena Jan 2, 1967 Harvard W 100 78 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Dec 11, 1954 Bowling Green W 109 39 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 15, 1967 Northern Illinois W 101 60 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Mar 5, 1966 Detroit W 109 80 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 18, 1967 at Loyola (La.) W 101 71 1,500 --- Feb 20, 1981 Duquesne 3ot W 109 100 10,655 UD Arena Dec 27, 1967 Portland W 124 68 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Dec 3, 1988 Central Florida W 109 77 11,041 UD Arena Feb 1, 1969 Niagara W 100 70 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Nov 23, 1990 Illinois State W 109 69 12,814 UD Arena Jan 9, 1971 Loyola (La.) W 111 94 12,739 UD Arena Mar 10, 1978 Fairfield NIT W 108 93 12,847 UD Arena Feb 2, 1971 Eastern Kentucky W 110 86 12,229 UD Arena Dec 1, 1979 Ashland W 108 71 11,821 UD Arena Dec 18, 1972 Auburn W 106 63 11,899 UD Arena Dec 14, 1991 Mount St. Mary’s W 107 81 11,515 UD Arena Feb 3, 1973 at Loyola/Ill. W 110 89 7,383 Chicago Stadium Dec 18, 1972 Auburn W 106 63 11,899 UD Arena Feb 14, 1973 Biscayne W 100 68 11,514 UD Arena Dec 16, 1987 Rollins W 106 74 11,017 UD Arena Mar 14, 1974 vs UCLA 3ot NCAA L 100 111 13,314 McKale Center Dec 6, 1952 Manchester W 105 65 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 10, 1978 Fairfield NIT W 108 93 12,847 UD Arena Jan 3, 1966 Xavier W 105 79 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 27, 1979 Ashland W 120 90 12,723 UD Arena Mar 8, 1979 Holy Cross NIT W 105 81 10,846 UD Arena Mar 8, 1979 Holy Cross NIT W 105 81 10,846 UD Arena Feb 10, 1986 Niagara W 105 84 10,980 UD Arena Dec 1, 1979 Ashland W 108 71 11,821 UD Arena Nov 25, 1989 Fairleigh Dickinson W 105 97 10,951 UD Arena Feb 20, 1981 Duquesne 3ot W 109 100 10,655 UD Arena Dec 27, 1989 Southern L 105 114 13,064 UD Arena Nov 27, 1982 Otterbein W 112 77 9,585 UD Arena Dec 22, 1996 Morehead State W 105 75 10,426 UD Arena Dec 14, 1985 Texas Southern W 102 70 10,478 UD Arena Dec 11, 1999 Coastal Carolina W 105 79 12,453 UD Arena Feb 10, 1986 Niagara W 105 84 10,980 UD Arena Dec 10, 1966 Eastern Kentucky W 104 82 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Dec 16, 1987 Rollins W 106 74 11,017 UD Arena Dec 27, 1990 Texas Southern W 104 83 11,778 UD Arena Dec 3, 1988 Central Florida W 109 77 11,041 UD Arena Feb 27, 1958 Loyola of the South W 103 69 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Nov 25, 1989 Fairleigh Dickinson W 105 97 10,951 UD Arena Jan 5, 1991 Marquette W 103 81 12,747 UD Arena Dec 27, 1989 Southern L 105 114 13,064 UD Arena Feb 8, 1957 at Villanova W 102 70 --- The Palestra Jan 27, 1990 Detroit W 100 80 13,511 UD Arena Dec 14, 1985 Texas Southern W 102 70 10,478 UD Arena Mar 3, 1990 Xavier W 111 108 13,511 UD Arena Jan 9, 1952 Ohio University W 101 71 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Nov 23, 1990 Illinois State W 109 69 12,814 UD Arena Feb 15, 1967 Northern Illinois W 101 60 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Dec 15, 1990 Southern L 112 116 12,727 UD Arena Feb 18, 1967 at Loyala (La.) W 101 71 1,500 --- Dec 27, 1990 Texas Southern W 104 83 11,778 UD Arena Nov 23, 1991 Austin Peay W 101 94 11,525 UD Arena Jan 5, 1991 Marquette W 103 81 12,747 UD Arena Feb 1, 2015 Fordham W 101 77 13,106 UD Arena Feb 21, 1991 Butler W 116 98 12,923 UD Arena Jan 31, 1948 at Concordia W 100 47 ------Nov 23, 1991 Austin Peay W 101 94 11,525 UD Arena Jan 13, 1951 Muskingum W 100 71 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 14, 1991 Mount St. Mary’s W 107 81 11,515 UD Arena Dec 23, 1966 at Loyola/Ill. W 100 90 6,059 Alumni Hall Dec 27, 1993 Central Conn. St W 118 60 10,378 UD Arena Jan 2, 1967 Harvard W 100 78 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Dec 19, 1995 Chicago State W 110 76 10,127 UD Arena Feb 1, 1969 Niagara W 100 70 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Dec 22, 1996 Morehead State W 105 75 10,426 UD Arena Feb 14, 1973 Biscayne W 100 68 11,514 UD Arena Dec 29, 1997 Prairie View A&M W 110 52 10,161 UD Arena Mar 14, 1974 vs UCLA 3ot NCAA L 100 111 13,314 McKale Center Dec 11, 1999 Coastal Carolina W 105 79 12,453 UD Arena Jan 27, 1990 Detroit W 100 80 13,511 UD Arena Feb 1, 2015 Fordham W 101 77 13,106 UD Arena

BACK-TO-BACK DATE OPPONENT UD OP ATT. LOCATION Dec 10, 1966 Eastern Kentucky W 104 82 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Dec 15, 1966 Tampa W 111 64 5,882 UD Fieldhouse

Feb 15, 1967 Northern Illinois W 101 60 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Feb 18, 1967 at Loyola (La.) W 101 71 1,500 ---

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FLYER VICTORIES FLYER LOSSES AP RANKS AP RANKS DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT LOCATION DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT LOCATION Feb 10, 2017 ------Rhode Island 75 74 7,394 Kingston, R.I. Feb 6, 2015 ------George Washington ot 64 65 4,579 Washington, D.C. Mar 5, 2016 ------VCU 68 67 13,455 UD Arena Nov 26, 2013 --- 17 Baylor 66 67 2,400 Maui, Hawaii Mar 1, 2016 ------Richmond 85 84 7,081 Robins Center Mar 9, 2013 ------George Washington ot 80 81 3,421 Washington, D.C. Dec 22, 2015 ------Miami/Ohio 64 63 13,206 UD Arena Feb 9, 2013 ------Temple 71 72 12,871 UD Arena Mar 18, 2015 ------Boise State NCAA 56 55 12,592 UD Arena Dec 19, 2012 ------Illinois State 73 74 11,879 UD Arena Mar 20, 2014 --- 22 Ohio State NCAA 60 59 19,260 Buffalo, NY Nov 9, 2013 ------IPFW 81 80 12,145 UD Arena Nov 28, 2012 ------Weber State 61 62 12,176 UD Arena Mar 11, 2011 --- 18 Xavier A10 68 67 5,435 Atlantic City, NJ Mar 9, 2012 ------Xavier A10 69 70 5,955 Atlantic City, NJ Feb 19, 2011 ------Duquesne 64 63 13,110 UD Arena Jan 26, 2010 ------Rhode Island 64 65 12,501 UD Arena Dec 8, 2009 ------George Mason 56 55 5,727 Fairfax, Va Jan 23, 2010 ------Saint Joseph’s 59 60 4,200 Philadelphia, Pa. Jan 29, 2009 ------Saint Louis 47 46 12,436 UD Arena Jan 7, 2007 ------Rhode Island 74 75 3,791 Kingston, RI Jan 14, 2009 ------Fordham 72 71 11,993 UD Arena Nov 26, 2005 ------Creighton L 90 91 14,880 Omaha, NE Nov 27, 2008 ------Auburn ot 60 59 3,087 Hoffman Estates, Ill. Jan 5, 2005 ------Duquesne 2ot 93 94 12,275 UD Arena Mar 12, 2008 ------Saint Louis ot 63 62 3,342 Atlantic City, NJ Feb 22, 2003 25 14 Xavier 72 73 13,409 UD Arena Nov 28, 2007 ------Miami/Ohio 63 62 5,234 Oxford, Ohio Mar 16, 2000 ------Purdue NCAA 61 62 13,363 Tucson, Arizona Mar 3, 2007 ------Saint Louis 2ot 65 64 13,435 UD Arena Feb 2, 2000 ------Xavier ot 64 65 10,100 Cincinnati, Ohio Mar 1, 2005 ------Massachusetts 53 52 12,488 UD Arena Dec 12, 1998 ------Toledo 55 56 11,764 UD Arena Jan 12, 2005 ------Richmond 63 62 12,761 UD Arena Feb 18, 1998 ------Virginia Tech 53 54 3,819 Blacksburg, Va. Feb 5, 2003 ------Duquesne 76 75 4,004 Pittsburgh, Pa. Dec 30, 2000 ------Marquette 61 60 13,268 UD Arena Feb 3, 1998 ------Cleveland State 78 79 10,862 UD Arena Dec 6, 2000 ------Miami/Ohio 55 54 8,212 Oxford, Ohio Feb 8, 1997 ------St. Bonaventure 69 70 6,000 St. Bonaventure, NY Mar 3, 1999 ------St. Bonaventure ot A10 70 69 7,195 Philadelphia, Pa. Jan 18, 1996 --- 11 Virginia Tech 62 63 9,134 Blacksburg, Va. Feb 6, 1996 ------Bethune-Cookman 60 59 9,876 UD Arena Feb 15, 1992 ------Tennessee 67 68 15,112 Knoxville, Tenn. Feb 4, 1993 ------Duquesne 78 77 10,622 UD Arena Jan 11, 1988 ------Butler 61 62 10,722 UD Arena Jan 28, 1993 ------Loyola/Ill. 70 69 1,306 Rosemont, Ill. Feb 13, 1985 ------Detroit 67 68 2,608 Detroit, Mich. Jan 12, 1989 ------Detroit 74 73 4,117 Detroit, Mich. Jan 11, 1984 ------Loyola/Ill. ot 93 94 2,611 Chicago, Ill. Nov 26, 1988 ------Bucknell 69 68 10,845 UD Arena Jan 12, 1983 ------Cincinnati 49 50 5,293 Cincinnati, Ohio Mar 8, 1988 ------Miami/Fla. 90 89 11,079 UD Arena Dec 13, 1980 --- 18 Michigan 84 85 11,296 UD Arena Feb 24, 1988 ------Western Kentucky ot 82 81 3,700 Bowl. Green, Ky. Feb 6, 1980 ------Butler 61 62 6,790 Indianapolis, Ind. Dec 19, 1987 ------Ohio State 81 80 13,320 Columbus, Ohio Jan 29, 1980 ------Toledo 75 76 8,110 Toledo, Ohio Dec 2, 1987 ------Miami/Ohio 70 69 5,828 Oxford, Ohio Jan 5, 1980 ------Cincinnati 68 69 12,148 UD Arena Dec 13, 1986 ------St. Peter’s 61 60 11,400 UD Arena Feb 15, 1986 ------Canisius ot 69 68 4,200 Buffalo, N.Y. Mar 3, 1979 ------Loyola/Ill. 68 69 1,192 Chicago, Ill. Jan 8, 1986 ------Colorado 67 66 10,679 UD Arena Feb 21, 1979 ------Biscayne 70 71 1,513 Miami, Fla. Jan 26, 1985 --- 7 DePaul 65 64 13,495 UD Arena Jan 16, 1979 --- 7 Louisville 76 77 13,458 UD Arena Mar 10, 1984 ------Old Dominion 64 63 11,525 UD Arena Dec 17, 1976 ------Virginia Tech 75 76 11,569 UD Arena Feb 18, 1984 --- 3 DePaul 72 71 12,723 UD Arena Mar 9, 1976 --- 15 Cincinnati 84 85 12,475 UD Arena Feb 15, 1984 ------Butler ot 77 76 3,807 Indianapolis, Ind. Jan 18, 1975 ------Duquesne 81 82 11,631 UD Arena Jan 17, 1984 ------Temple 63 62 1,946 Philadelphia, Pa. Jan 11, 1975 ------Creighton 70 71 11,352 UD Arena Mar 10, 1982 ------Connecticut ot NIT 76 75 8,100 UD Arena Jan 6, 1975 ------Houston 85 86 5,231 Houston, Texas Jan 16, 1982 ------Loyola/Ill. 88 87 10,213 UD Arena Jan 4, 1975 ------Pepperdine 79 80 2,781 Malibu, Calif. Dec 19, 1981 ------Old Dominion ot 78 77 9,240 UD Arena Jan 17, 1973 --- 20 Louisville 73 74 12,273 UD Arena Dec 12, 1981 ------Xavier ot 62 61 9,630 UD Arena Dec 23, 1972 ------Alabama 76 77 12,217 UD Arena Mar 10, 1981 ------Fordham 2ot NIT 66 65 7,100 UD Arena Mar 1, 1971 --- 19 Notre Dame 82 83 11,207 South Bend, Ind. Dec 1, 1980 ------San Francisco ot 84 83 9,621 UD Arena Jan 2, 1980 ------Miami/Ohio 57 56 10,678 UD Arena Jan 30, 1971 ------Miami/Ohio 59 60 8,045 Oxford, Ohio Feb 14, 1979 ------Toledo 69 68 11,792 UD Arena Feb 6, 1969 19 6 Davidson 63 64 6,496 New York, N.Y. Dec 30, 1978 ------Xavier 67 66 13,152 UD Arena Jan 23, 1968 ------Louisville 72 73 11,081 Louisville, Ky. Dec 16, 1978 ------Baldwin-Wallace 74 73 10,084 UD Arena Jan 17, 1968 ------Western Kentucky ot 74 75 9,122 Bowl. Green, Ky. Jan 14, 1976 ------Miami/Ohio 62 61 11,429 UD Arena Dec 23, 1967 ------Cincinnati 70 71 11,500 Lexington, Ky. Dec 28, 1974 ------Akron 73 72 11,254 UD Arena Dec 9, 1967 6 --- Eastern Kentucky 75 76 7,250 Richmond, Ky. Feb 10, 1972 ------Loyola/Ill. 91 90 12,167 UD Arena Feb 1, 1964 ------Xavier 81 82 5,488 Cincinnati, Ohio Feb 11, 1971 ------Cincinnati 70 69 5,111 Cincinnati, Ohio Feb 7, 1962 ------Xavier 71 72 4,266 Cincinnati, Ohio Feb 8, 1969 19 --- Loyola/Ill. ot 70 69 4,621 Chicago, Ill. Mar 4, 1961 ------DePaul 83 84 --- Chicago, Ill. Mar 19, 1968 ------Fordham NIT 61 60 18,683 New York, N.Y. Jan 26, 1957 --- 4 Louisville 56 57 --- Louisville, Ky. Jan 11, 1968 ------St. Louis 57 56 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Feb 29, 1956 3 --- Duquesne 86 87 --- Pittsburgh, Pa. Mar 17, 1967 --- 8 Tennessee NCAA 53 52 7,386 Evanston, Ill. Dec 12, 1951 ------Miami/Ohio 60 61 --- Oxford, Ohio Feb 21, 1967 ------Miami/Fla. 80 79 2,283 Miami, Fla. Mar 9, 1965 ------Ohio NCAA 66 65 7,500 Bowl. Green, Ky. Jan 21, 1942 ------Miami/Ohio 32 33 --- at Miami Feb 13, 1963 ------Duquesne 58 57 --- Pittsburgh, Pa. 1939-40 ------Ohio Wesleyan 28 29 ------Jan 19, 1963 ------DePaul 57 56 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 8, 1938 ------Miami/Ohio 34 35 --- at Dayton Jan 19, 1961 ------Wittenberg 46 45 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 16, 1937 ------Miami/Ohio 29 30 --- at Dayton Mar 5, 1960 ------DePaul 67 66 --- Chicago, Ill. 1936-37 ------Wittenberg 31 32 ------Dec 20, 1958 ------Eastern Kentucky 69 68 5,808 UD Fieldhouse 1934-35 ------Ohio University 31 32 ------Feb 6, 1957 ------Miami/Ohio 2ot 68 67 5,813 UD Fieldhouse 1931-32 ------Earlham 18 19 ------Jan 10, 1955 10 2 Duquesne 68 67 --- Pittsburgh, Pa. 1930-31 ------Heidelberg 31 32 ------Feb 14, 1952 11 --- Eastern Kentucky 60 59 --- Richmond, Ky. 1929-30 ------Cedarville 24 25 ------Feb 6, 1952 11 13 Louisville 72 71 --- Louisville, Ky. 1928-29 ------Xavier 25 26 ------Dec 9, 1949 ------Cedarville 41 40 --- Xenia, Ohio 1927-28 ------Detroit 24 25 ------Mar 20, 1949 ------Loras 53 52 --- Denver, Colo. 1927-28 ------Bowling Green 30 31 ------1946-47 ------Xavier 35 34 ------1926-27 ------Ohio Northern 27 28 ------1946-47 ------Youngstown 55 54 ------1942-43 ------Patterson Field 28 27 ------1926-27 ------Cedarville 26 27 ------1937-38 ------Wittenberg 36 35 ------1925-26 ------Dayton 17 18 ------1936-37 ------Wilmington 40 39 ------1924-25 ------Cedarville 19 20 ------1935-36 ------Toledo 31 30 ------1924-25 ------Cincinnati Gym Club 20 21 ------1932-33 ------Denison 41 40 ------1923-24 ------John Carroll 11 12 ------1932-33 ------Denison 34 33 ------1922-23 ------Western Reserve 16 17 ------1930-31 ------Cedarville 23 22 ------1922-23 ------Kenyon 30 31 ------1929-30 ------Wilmington 20 19 ------1921-22 ------Bluffton 15 16 ------1929-30 ------St. Xavier 20 19 ------1920-21 ------Ohio Northern 20 21 ------1926-27 ------Bowling Green 27 26 ------1904-05 ------Corona Club 17 18 ------1925-26 ------Wilmington ot 27 26 ------1924-25 ------Cincinnati 26 25 ------1922-23 ------Alumni 19 18 ------1921-22 ------Huntington 16 15 ------1918-19 ------Mount Union 22 21 ------1918-19 ------Orchard Lake 12 11 ------1915-16 ------Ohio State 24 23 ------1907-08 ------Meteors 23 22 ------1906-07 ------Haskell 27 26 ------

DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 138 UD IN OVERTIME GAMES ONE OVERTIME AP RANKS OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT LOCATION Dec 5, 1951 --- 17 Louisville L 76 79 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 24, 2017 ------Davidson W 89 82 4,889 Davidson, N.C. Mar 15, 1951 13 9 St. John’s W 69 62 16,815 New York, N.Y. Feb 6, 2015 ------George Washington L 64 65 4,579 Washington, D.C. Dec 22, 1948 ------Morris Harvey W 78 71 --- Charleston, W.Va. Jan 4, 2014 ------Mississippi W 83 80 7,035 Oxford, Miss. 1933-34 ------Toledo W 31 28 ------Dec 22, 2013 ------USC L 76 79 12,240 UD Arena 1929-30 ------Cincinnati L 35 38 ------Mar 9, 2013 ------George Washington L 80 81 4,637 Washington, D.C. 1929-30 ------Wittenberg L 20 24 ------Dec 30, 2012 ------Southern California L 61 63 4,113 Los Angeles, CA 1925-26 ------Wilmington W 27 26 ------Feb 18, 2012 ------Xavier L 83 86 10,250 Cincinnati, Ohio 1925-26 ------Huntington W 35 29 ------Feb 11, 2012 ------Fordham W 72 70 3,200 New York, N.Y. Jan 4, 2012 ------Saint Louis W 79 72 11,815 UD Arena TWO OVERTIMES Nov 15, 2011 ------Miami/Ohio L 67 72 3,143 Oxford, Ohio AP RANKS Nov 20, 2010 ------Mississippi W 78 71 6,436 Oxford, Miss. DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT LOCATION Jan 9, 2010 ------Duquesne W 78 72 13,435 UD Arena Jan 1, 2011 ------N.M. W 76 73 12,804 UD Arena Feb 25, 2009 ------Rhode Island L 91 93 7,218 Kingston, R.I. Feb 13, 2010 ------Saint Louis L 65 68 9,453 Saint Louis, MO Dec 27, 2008 ------Auburn W 60 59 3,087 Hoffman Estates, Ill. Jan 2, 2008 20 --- Akron W 83 81 12,434 UD Arena Mar 12, 2008 ------Saint Louis W 63 62 3,342 Atlantic City, N.J. Feb 21, 2008 ------La Salle L 78 81 2,347 Philadelphia, Pa. Mar 3, 2007 ------Saint Louis W 65 64 13,435 UD Arena Jan 12, 2008 17 --- Saint Louis W 68 57 11,108 Saint Louis, Mo. Nov 26, 2005 ------Creighton L 90 91 14,880 Omaha, NE Feb 4, 2004 ------Richmond W 62 57 12,794 UD Arena Jan 5, 2005 ------Duquesne L 93 94 12,275 UD Arena Feb 27, 2002 ------Temple L 70 75 13,093 UD Arena Mar 18, 2004 ------DePaul NCAA L 69 76 18,698 Buffalo, NY Feb 2, 2000 ------Xavier L 64 65 10,100 Cincinnati, Ohio Nov 22, 1997 ------Miami/Ohio L 86 93 11,824 UD Arena Mar 3, 1999 ------St. Bonaventure A10 W 70 69 7,195 Philadelphia, Pa. Dec 30, 1993 ------Miami/Ohio L 93 99 12,030 UD Arena Jan 28, 1999 ------Massachusetts L 57 59 11,639 UD Arena Dec 9, 1991 ------Fordham W 92 82 11,843 UD Arena Jan 21, 1999 ------Virginia Tech L 64 73 11,661 UD Arena Dec 23, 1988 ------Northern Iowa L 70 72 2,213 Cedar Falls, Iowa Feb 11, 1998 ------Saint Joseph’s W 67 64 3,200 Philadelphia, Pa. Mar 9, 1985 ------Notre Dame L 73 80 13,511 UD Arena Jan 25, 1997 ------Fordham W 69 66 10,539 UD Arena Mar 10, 1981 ------Fordham NIT W 66 65 7,100 UD Arena Dec 6, 1995 ------Eastern Kentucky L 65 71 2,250 Richmond, Ky. Jan 9, 1980 ------Howard L 56 58 10,073 UD Arena Feb 13, 1994 --- 17 St. Louis W 82 77 10,432 UD Arena Dec 10, 1963 ------Miami/Ohio W 87 81 --- Oxford, Ohio Jan 23, 1993 ------Butler L 66 70 11,344 UD Arena Jan 27, 1962 ------DePaul W 90 88 --- Chicago, Ill. Nov 25, 1992 ------Illinois L 78 86 4,393 Anchorage, Alas. Feb 6, 1957 ------Miami/Ohio W 68 67 5,813 UD Fieldhouse Feb 26, 1991 ------Notre Dame L 87 92 9,723 South Bend, Ind. Jan 24, 1953 ------Duquesne W 68 66 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 14, 1991 ------St. Louis L 80 88 7,617 St. Louis, Mo. Jan 5, 1953 ------Duquesne W 72 70 --- Pittsburgh, Pa. Jan 10, 1991 ------Loyola/Ill. W 97 92 1,290 Rosemont, Ill. Dec 18, 1948 ------St. Bonaventure L 49 51 --- St. Bonaventure, NY Feb 15, 1990 ------St. Louis W 84 81 11,401 UD Arena Mar 10, 1989 ------Evansville MCC L 79 84 11,238 UD Arena THREE OVERTIMES Feb 24, 1988 ------Western Kentucky W 82 81 3,700 Bowl. Green, Ky. AP RANKS Feb 8, 1988 ------Miami/Ohio L 75 79 11,420 UD Arena DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT LOCATION Feb 6, 1988 ------Detroit L 79 83 3,864 Detroit, Mich. Feb 20, 1981 ------Duquesne W 109 100 10,655 UD Arena Feb 3, 1988 ------Chicago State W 72 65 10,806 UD Arena Mar 14, 1974 20 2 UCLA NCAA L 100 111 13,314 Tucson, Ariz. Jan 30, 1988 ------Cincinnati L 74 76 7,964 Cincinnati, Ohio Dec 30, 1959 --- 18 Duke W 71 63 --- Raleigh, N.C. Dec 30, 1986 ------Creighton W 83 81 11,198 UD Arena Jan 13, 1954 17 5 Western Kentucky L 75 79 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 20, 1986 ------Saint Joseph’s L 75 78 10,586 UD Arena Feb 15, 1986 ------Canisius W 69 68 4,200 Buffalo, N.Y. Jan 13, 1986 ------Bradley L 77 79 11,371 UD Arena FIVE OVERTIMES Dec 28, 1985 ------California W 59 53 12,080 UD Arena AP RANKS Nov 22, 1985 ------Tulsa PreNIT L 60 63 10,416 Cincinnati, Ohio DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT LOCATION Feb 15, 1984 ------Butler W 77 76 3,807 Indianapolis, Ind. Jan 28, 1982 ------Providence W 79 77 9,669 UD Arena Feb 2, 1984 ------Detroit W 82 74 9,711 UD Arena Jan 21, 1984 ------Marquette L 64 66 11,052 Milwaukee, Wis. Jan 14, 1984 ------Missouri L 51 56 12,044 UD Arena Jan 11, 1984 ------Loyola/Ill. L 93 94 2,611 Chicago, Ill. MOST DAYTON POINTS AFTER REGULATION Feb 16, 1983 ------Detroit W 58 54 4,399 Detroit, Mich. Final Pts in OTs Mar 10, 1982 ------Connecticut NIT W 76 75 8,100 UD Arena DATE OPPONENT UD OP REG OTS UD OPP Dec 19, 1981 ------Old Dominion W 78 77 9,240 UD Arena Feb 20, 1981 Duquesne 109 100 77 3 32 23 Dec 12, 1981 ------Xavier W 62 61 9,630 UD Arena Jan 28, 1982 Providence 79 77 54 5 25 23 Feb 14, 1981 ------Biscayne L 75 79 2,050 Miami, Fla. Dec 9, 1991 Fordham 92 82 68 2 24 14 Jan 17, 1981 ------Loyola/Ill. L 81 87 3,238 Chicago, Ill. Dec 10, 1963 Miami/Ohio 87 81 65 2 22 16 Dec 1, 1980 ------San Francisco W 84 83 9,621 UD Arena Jan 13, 1954 Western Kentucky 75 79 54 3 21 25 Jan 20, 1979 ------DePaul W 68 64 12,921 UD Arena Mar 14, 1974 UCLA 100 111 80 3 20 31 Feb 3, 1975 ------Western Kentucky W 86 84 10,148 UD Arena Jan 2, 2008 Akron 83 81 63 2 20 18 Feb 11, 1974 ------South Florida W 79 77 1,098 Lakeland, Fla. Nov 26, 2005 Creighton 90 91 71 2 19 20 Jan 19, 1974 ------Detroit L 72 79 4,890 Detroit, Mich. Jan 5, 2005 Duquesne 93 94 74 2 18 19 Feb 8, 1969 19 --- Loyola/Ill. W 70 69 4,621 Chicago, Ill. Dec 30, 1959 Duke 71 63 54 3 17 9 Mar 21, 1968 ------Notre Dame NIT W 76 74 19,500 New York, N.Y. Nov 22, 1997 Miami/Ohio 86 93 70 2 16 23 Jan 17, 1968 ------Western Kentucky L 74 75 9,122 Bowl. Green, Ky. Jan 13, 1960 Duquesne 75 60 60 1 15 0 Mar 18, 1967 ------Virginia Tech NCAA W 71 66 7,419 Evanston, Ill. Jan 9, 2010 Duquesne 78 72 63 1 15 9 Mar 11, 1967 --- 6 W. Kentucky NCAA W 69 67 11,500 Lexington, Ky. Jan 4, 2012 Saint Louis 79 72 64 1 15 8 Jan 9, 1965 ------Detroit L 74 76 --- Detroit, Mich. Feb 24, 2007 Davidson 89 82 74 1 15 23 Dec 12, 1964 ------Idaho State W 71 53 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 4, 1964 ------Saint Joseph’s W 78 74 5,808 UD Fieldhouse MOST OPPONENT POINTS AFTER REGULATION Feb 23, 1963 ------Louisville L 55 61 --- Louisville, Ky. Final Pts in OTs Jan 12, 1963 ------Louisville W 70 65 5,808 UD Fieldhouse DATE OPPONENT UD OP REG OTS UD OPP Jan 9, 1963 ------St. Francis/Pa. W 69 65 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 14, 1974 UCLA 100 111 80 3 20 31 Jan 16, 1960 ------Memphis W 58 52 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 13, 1954 Western Kentucky 75 79 54 3 21 25 Jan 13, 1960 ------Duquesne W 75 60 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Nov 22, 1997 Miami/Ohio 86 93 70 2 16 23 Mar 22, 1958 11 --- Xavier NIT L 74 78 12,020 New York, N.Y. Feb 20, 1981 Duquesne 109 100 77 3 32 23 Dec 30, 1957 --- 15 Seattle W 81 75 11,851 New York, N.Y. Jan 28, 1982 Providence 79 77 54 5 25 23 Dec 28, 1957 ------California L 55 60 11,023 New York, N.Y. Dec 30, 1993 Miami/Ohio 93 99 77 2 16 22 Dec 29, 1956 --- 8 Louisville L 53 61 --- Louisville, Ky. Mar 9, 1985 Notre Dame 73 80 59 2 14 21 Jan 28, 1956 2 9 Louisville L 64 66 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 18, 2004 DePaul NCAA 69 76 55 2 14 21 Mar 17, 1955 9 --- St. Francis/Pa NIT W 79 73 16,485 New York, N.Y. Nov 26, 2005 Creighton 90 91 71 2 19 20 Jan 21, 1955 18 --- Louisville W 69 67 --- Louisville, Ky. Jan 5, 2005 Duquesne 93 94 74 2 18 19 Dec 15, 1954 5 12 Louisville W 71 67 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 2, 2008 Akron 83 81 63 2 20 18 Mar 3, 1953 --- 17 Eastern Kentucky W 73 68 --- Richmond, Ky. Jan 19, 1974 Detroit 72 79 62 1 10 17 an 23, 1953 ------Loyola/Ill. L 69 75 --- Chicago, Ill. Dec 14, 1952 La Salle 64 73 56 1 8 17 Dec 14, 1952 --- 1 La Salle L 64 73 5,962 UD Fieldhouse Dec 15, 1951 ------C. Missouri State W 61 57 5,808 UD Fieldhouse

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SORTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER AP RANKS Mar 18, 1955 9 6 Duquesne NIT L 58 70 18,496 Madison Sq. Garden DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT LOCATION Dec 7, 1955 7 — Miami/Ohio W 73 50 5,942 UD Fieldhouse Feb 7, 1951 18 -- Loyola/Md. W 74 54 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 10, 1955 7 — Toledo W 62 59 — Toledo Fieldhouse Feb 10, 1951 18 — Chattanooga W 69 44 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 14, 1955 7 — Idaho W 93 56 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 11, 1951 18 — Xavier W 63 57 4,800 Schmidt Fieldhouse Dec 16, 1955 7 14 Cincinnati W 66 57 7,126 Armory Fieldhouse Feb 14, 1951 17 — Baldwin-Wallace W 69 55 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 20, 1955 4 3 Utah UKIT W 77 73 — Memorial Coliseum. Feb 17, 1951 17 14 Louisville W 70 66 — The Armory Dec 21, 1955 4 9 Kentucky UKIT W 89 74 — Memorial Coliseum Feb 21, 1951 14 — Miami/Ohio W 62 53 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 28, 1955 2 — Washington & Lee W 86 54 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 23, 1951 14 — John Carroll W 73 42 — Cleveland Fieldhouse Jan 5, 1956 3 — Duquesne W 68 52 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 24, 1951 14 — Baldwin-Wallace W 63 53 — Baldwin-Wallace Gym Jan 7, 1956 3 — Iona W 83 64 5,012 Madison Sq. Garden Mar 3, 1951 14 — Xavier W 77 53 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 14, 1956 2 — Canisius W 82 73 — Memorial Auditorium Mar 10, 1951 13 — Lawrence NIT W 77 71 9,251 Madison Sq. Garden Jan 18, 1956 2 — Villanova W 71 50 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 13, 1951 13 12 Arizona NIT W 74 68 9,630 Madison Sq. Garden Jan 21, 1956 2 — Xavier W 81 73 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 15, 1951 13 9 St. John’s NIT W 69 62 16,815 Madison Sq. Garden Jan 28, 1956 2 9 Louisville ot L 64 66 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 17, 1951 13 11 Brigham Young NIT L 43 62 18,379 Madison Sq. Garden Feb 1, 1956 2 — Loyola/Ill. W 75 37 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 9, 1952 20 — Ohio University W 101 71 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 4, 1956 2 — Loyola/La. W 82 62 — Loyola Fieldhouse Jan 12, 1952 20 — John Carroll W 89 62 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 7, 1956 2 — Miami/Ohio W 86 73 — Withrow Court Jan 16, 1952 19 — Eastern Kentucky W 90 73 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 11, 1956 2 — St. Francis/Pa. W 76 41 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 18, 1952 19 — Loyola/Ill. W 91 71 — Chicago Stadium Feb 15, 1956 2 19 Memphis W 85 71 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 24, 1952 16 — Georgetown W 80 74 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 17, 1956 2 4 Louisville L 56 59 — The Armory Jan 27, 1952 16 — Xavier W 67 60 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 19, 1956 2 — Xavier W 85 75 14,284 Cincinnati Gardens Feb 2, 1952 14 — Toledo W 61 44 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 22, 1956 4 — Seattle W 80 48 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 6, 1952 11 13 Louisville W 72 71 — The Armory Feb 25, 1956 4 — Eastern Kentucky W 90 76 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 9, 1952 11 — Toledo W 55 53 — Toledo Fieldhouse Feb 29, 1956 3 — Duquesne L 86 87 — Campus Gym Feb 12, 1952 11 — Bowling Green W 70 68 — University Gym Mar 3, 1956 3 — Cincinnati W 71 58 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 14, 1952 11 — Eastern Kentucky W 60 59 — Weaver Health Building Mar 20, 1956 3 — Xavier NIT W 72 68 11,231 Madison Sq. Garden Feb 16, 1952 11 — Baldwin-Wallace W 97 64 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 22, 1956 3 — St. Francis/N.Y. NIT W 89 58 16,125 Madison Sq. Garden Feb 20, 1952 11 — Miami/Ohio W 65 56 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 24, 1956 3 6 Louisville NIT L 80 93 15,763 Madison Sq. Garden Feb 24, 1952 11 — Xavier W 82 80 12,020 Cincinnati Gardens Dec 12, 1956 15 — Miami/Ohio W 67 65 — Withrow Court Mar 1, 1952 11 — Baldwin-Wallace W 75 66 — Baldwin-Wallace Gym Dec 15, 1956 15 — Cincinnati L 53 65 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 8, 1952 11 — New York U. NIT W 81 66 18,442 Madison Sq. Garden Jan 25, 1958 17 — Louisville W 57 49 — Freedom Hall Mar 11, 1952 11 5 Saint Louis NIT W 68 58 14,112 Madison Sq. Garden Jan 29, 1958 16 — Xavier W 74 59 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 13, 1952 11 15 St. Bonaventure NIT W 69 62 17,131 Madison Sq. Garden Feb 1, 1958 16 — Eastern Kentucky W 75 48 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 15, 1952 11 — La Salle NIT L 64 75 18,485 Madison Sq. Garden Feb 5, 1958 14 — Miami/Ohio W 64 62 — Withrow Court Mar 21, 1952 11 2 Illinois NCAA L 61 80 14,147 Chicago Stadium, IL Feb 8, 1958 14 — Duquesne W 68 65 — Pitt Field House Mar 22, 1952 11 — Princeton NCAA W 77 61 — Chicago Stadium, IL Feb 12, 1958 14 — DePaul W 62 53 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 9, 1953 15 — Miami/Ohio L 70 72 — Winthrow Court Feb 16, 1958 14 — Xavier W 64 58 5,291 Cincinnati Gardens Dec 12, 1953 15 — Ohio Wesleyan W 98 71 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 26, 1958 10 — Louisville W 58 52 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 23, 1953 16 — Toledo W 75 64 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 27, 1958 10 — Loyola/La. W 103 69 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 26, 1953 16 — Arizona State W 93 65 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 1, 1958 10 — Toledo W 59 48 — Toledo Fieldhouse Jan 9, 1954 14 — Iona W 68 64 5,278 Madison Sq. Garden Mar 4, 1958 8 3 Cincinnati L 66 70 15,011 Cincinnati Gardens Jan 11, 1954 14 — Seton Hall W 67 65 —- Seton Hall Gym Mar 18, 1958 11 — Fordham NIT W 74 70 12,160 Madison Sq. Garden Jan 13, 1954 17 5 Western Kentucky 3ot L 75 79 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 20, 1958 11 — St. John’s NIT W 80 56 15,834 Madison Sq. Garden Jan 16, 1954 17 — La Salle L 58 82 5,956 Philadelphia Civic Cen. Mar 22, 1958 11 — Xavier ot NIT L 74 78 12,020 Madison Sq. Garden Jan 30, 1954 18 — Villanova W 75 65 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 26, 1958 20 — Niagara ECAC W 84 79 12,135 Madison Sq. Garden Feb 17, 1954 17 — Cincinnati W 91 66 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 27, 1958 20 — St. John’s ECAC L 63 76 9,765 Madison Sq. Garden Feb 21, 1954 17 — Xavier W 81 63 7,746 Cincinnati Gardens Dec 29, 1958 20 — Utah ECAC L 70 79 13,746 Madison Sq. Garden Feb 23, 1954 16 — Toledo W 67 63 —- Toledo Fieldhouse Jan 23, 1960 19 — Louisville W 62 53 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 25, 1954 16 — Bowling Green L 73 107 —- University Gym Jan 27, 1960 19 17 Virginia Tech W 77 59 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 27, 1954 16 1 Duquesne W 64 54 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 30, 1960 19 20 Wake Forest W 62 45 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 6, 1954 14 — Manhattan NIT W 90 79 16,259 Madison Sq. Garden Feb 3, 1960 13 — Miami/Ohio W 72 60 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 9, 1954 15 — Niagara NIT L 74 77 10,257 Madison Sq. Garden Feb 10, 1960 15 — Duquesne L 66 79 — Campus Gym Dec 7, 1954 7 — Miami/Ohio W 87 67 — Withrow Court Dec 14, 1960 20 — Miami/Ohio W 84 69 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 11, 1954 7 — Bowling Green W 109 39 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 17, 1960 20 — Drake L 62 73 — Drake Fieldhouse Dec 15, 1954 5 1 Louisville ot W 71 67 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 2, 1967 6 — Northern Michigan W 78 61 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Dec 18, 1954 5 — Pacific W 73 66 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 5, 1967 6 — Miami/Ohio L 61 64 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Dec 21, 1954 6 — Oregon W 71 55 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 9, 1967 6 — Eastern Kentucky L 75 76 7,250 Alumni Coliseum Dec 27, 1954 6 — St. John’s ECAC W 70 56 12,105 Madison Sq. Garden Jan 25, 1969 20 — Miami/Ohio W 67 54 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Dec 29, 1954 4 8 Duquesne ECAC L 75 90 16,015 Madison Sq. Garden Jan 27, 1969 20 — Xavier W 72 64 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Dec 31, 1954 4 15 UCLA ECAC L 92 104 12,135 Madison Sq. Garden Feb 1, 1969 20 — Niagara W 100 70 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Jan 5, 1955 10 — Canisius W 68 54 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 6, 1969 19 6 Davidson L 63 64 6,496 Madison Sq. Garden Jan 8, 1955 10 17 Villanova W 59 52 — Palestra Feb 8, 1969 19 — Loyola/Ill. ot W 70 69 4,621 Chicago Stadium Jan 10, 1955 10 2 Duquesne W 68 67 — Campus Gym Feb 13, 1969 17 — Rice W 58 55 2,000 Autry Gymnasium Jan 12, 1955 12 — Cincinnati L 78 85 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 15, 1969 17 — Florida State L 71 79 5,000 Tully Gym Jan 19, 1955 18 — Western Kentucky W 91 73 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 14, 1974 20 2 UCLA 3ot NCAA L 100 111 13,314 McKale Center. Jan 21, 1955 18 — Louisville ot W 69 67 — The Armory Mar 16, 1974 20 17 N.M. NCAA L 61 66 13,658 McKale Center. Jan 30, 1955 15 — Xavier W 91 80 10,541 Cincinnati Gardens Nov 29, 2000 24 22 Cincinnati L 75 82 13,553 UD Arena Feb 1, 1955 15 — Western Kentucky W 73 67 — Western Fieldhouse Dec 2, 2000 24 — Marshall L 65 67 12,026 UD Arena Feb 3, 1955 15 — Murray State W 49 45 — New Gym Feb 18, 2003 25 — Richmond W 70 63 4,129 Robbins Center Feb 9, 1955 16 — Miami/Ohio W 78 62 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 22, 2003 25 14 Xavier L 72 73 13,409 UD Arena Feb 13, 1955 16 — Loyola/La. W 94 79 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 26, 2003 25 — Rhode Island W 82 70 5,903 Ryan Center Feb 18, 1955 13 12 Cincinnati W 80 69 6,433 Cincinnati Gardens Mar 1, 2003 25 — Fordham W 69 65 13,409 UD Arena Feb 20, 1955 13 — Xavier W 71 60 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 8, 2003 21 — St. Bonaventure DNP - Atlantic 10 Win by forfeit- Feb 23, 1955 11 — Toledo W 98 63 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 13, 2003 22 — Rhode Island A10 W 74 57 10,897 UD Arena Feb 26, 1955 11 4 Duquesne W 67 58 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 14, 2003 22 25 Saint Joseph’s A10 W 76 73 11,648 UD Arena Mar 3, 1955 10 — Seton Hall W 85 67 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 15, 2003 22 — Temple A10 W 79 72 11,537 UD Arena Mar 15, 1955 9 20 Saint Louis NIT W 97 81 9,850 Madison Sq. Garden Mar 20, 2003 16 — Tulsa NCAA L 71 84 11,171 Spokane Arena Mar 17, 1955 9 — St. Francis/Pa. ot NIT W 79 73 16,485 Madison Sq. Garden Dec 9, 2003 25 — Louisiana-Lafayette W 66 59 12,055 UD Arena Dec 13, 2003 24 — IUPUI W 61 59 12,277 UD Arena Dec 20, 2003 24 — Prairie View W 78 65 12,136 UD Arena Dec 23, 2003 23 14 Cincinnati L 53 82 13,176 Shoemaker Center

DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 140 UD IN THE AP TOP 25

AP RANKS OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT LOCATION Jan 2, 2008 20 — Akron 2ot W 83 81 12,434 UD Arena Jan 9, 2008 17 22 Rhode Island W 92 83 13,435 UD Arena Jan 12, 2008 17 — Saint Louis ot W 68 57 11,108 Scottrade Center Jan 16, 2008 14 — Massachusetts L 71 82 13,435 UD Arena Jan 24, 2008 16 23 Xavier L 43 69 10,250 Cintas Center Jan 26, 2008 16 — Richmond L 63 80 7,125 Robbins Center Feb 21, 2009 25 --- Saint Louis L 49 57 10,603 Chaifetz Arena Nov 14, 2009 21 — Creighton W 90 80 13,435 UD Arena Nov 19, 2009 18 21 Georgia Tech W 63 59 5,073 Coliseo de Puerto Rico Nov 20, 2009 18 5 Villanova L 65 71 5,762 Coliseo de Puerto Rico Nov 22, 2009 18 — Kansas State L 75 83 8,357 Coliseo de Puerto Rico Dec 7, 2013 25 — Illinois State L 75 81 6,696 Redbird Arena Jan 20, 2015 22 --- Davidson L 60 77 5,067 John M. Belk Arena Jan 24, 2015 22 --- Richmond W 63 60 13,455 UD Arena Jan 6, 2016 25 --- Massachusetts W 93 63 12,237 UD Arena Jan 9, 2016 25 --- LaSalle L 57 61 2,711 Gola Arena Feb 6, 2016 24 --- George Mason W 98 64 5,271 Patriot Center Feb 9, 2016 19 --- Duquesne W 76 74 13,141 UD Arena Feb 12, 2016 19 --- Rhode Island W 68 66 6,105 Ryan Center Feb 17, 2016 15 --- Saint Joseph’s L 70 79 4,200 Hagan Arena Feb 20, 2016 15 --- St. Bonaventure L 72 79 13,455 UD Arena

The AP poll expanded to 25 in 1989

DAYTON AS A RANKED TEAM UD RECORDS AS AN AP RANKED TEAM

AP RANK W L LAST DATE LAST WIN W L PCT. Number 1 0 0 never none Total 131 45 .744 Number 2 9 2 Feb 25, 1956 Feb 19, 1956, at Xavier Number 3 5 2 Mar 24, 1956 Mar 22, 1956, vs St Francis/NY NIT Home 70 10 .875 Number 4 4 2 Feb 25, 1956 Feb 25, 1956, E. Kentucky Road 42 18 .700 Number 5 2 0 Dec 18, 1954 Dec 18, 1954, Pacific Neutral 19 16 .543 Number 6 3 2 Dec 9, 1967 Dec 2, 1967, N. Michigan UD Fieldhouse 57 5 .919 Number 7 6 0 Dec 16, 1955 Dec 16, 1955, at Cincinnati UD Arena 13 5 .722 Number 8 0 1 Mar 4, 1958 none Number 9 2 1 Mar 18, 1955 Mar 17, 1955, vs St. Francis/PA NIT In the NIT 11 5 .688 Number 10 7 0 Mar 1, 1958 Mar 1, 1958, at Toledo In the NCAA 1 4 .200 Number 11 16 3 Mar 22, 1958 Mar 20, 1958, vs St. John’s NIT In all post-season 12 9 .571 Number 12 0 1 Jan 12, 1955 none Number 13 6 1 Feb 10, 1960 Feb 3, 1960, Miami/Ohio Regular Season 119 35 .772 Number 14 12 1 Jan 16, 2008 Feb 16, 1958, at Xavier Atlantic 10 Tournament 3 0 1.000 Number 15 5 6 Feb 20, 2016 Dec 12, 1956, at Miami/Ohio Number 16 10 4 Jan 26, 2008 Feb 1, 1958, Eastern Kentucky Versus ranked teams 20 16 .556 Number 17 9 3 Jan 12, 2008 Jan 12, 2008, at Saint Louis Versus ranked teams, NCAA 0 3 .000 Number 18 7 2 Nov 22, 2009 Nov 19, 2009, vs Georgia Tech Versus ranked teams, NIT 5 3 .625 Number 19 8 1 Feb 12, 2016 Feb 12, 2016, Rhode Island Versus ranked teams, all post-season 5 6 .455 Number 20 8 5 Jan 2, 2008 Jan 2, 2008, Akron Number 21 1 0 Nov 14, 2009 Nov 14, 2009, Creighton Versus unranked teams 111 28 .799 Number 22 4 1 Jan 24, 2015 Jan 24, 2015, Richmond Versus unranked teams, NCAA 1 1 .500 Number 23 0 1 Dec 28, 2003 none Versus unranked teams, NIT 6 2 .750 Number 24 3 2 Feb 6, 2016 Feb 6, 2016, George Mason Number 25 5 4 Jan 9, 2016 Jan 6, 2015, Massachusetts As higher ranked team 120 32 .789 As higher ranked team, NCAA 1 1 .500 As higher ranked team, NIT 10 4 .714

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 141 UD VERSUS THE AP TOP 25

AP RANK DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT LOCATION Dec 14, 1952 —- 1 La Salle ot L 64 73 5,962 UD Fieldhouse Mar 1, 1953 —- 1 Seton Hall W 71 65 6,054 UD Fieldhouse Feb 27, 1954 16 1 Duquesne W 64 54 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 2, 1960 —- 1 Cincinnati L 63 70 11,196 Cincinnati, Ohio Dec 20, 1962 —- 1 Cincinnati L 37 44 8,078 Cincinnati, Ohio Mar 12, 1965 —- 1 Michigan NCAA L 71 98 11,600 Lexington, Ky. Mar 11, 1966 —- 1 Kentucky NCAA L 79 86 11,500 Iowa City, Iowa Mar 25, 1967 —- 1 UCLA NCAA L 64 79 18,892 Louisville, Ky. Jan 2, 1971 —- 1 UCLA L 82 106 12,543 Los Angeles, Calif. Feb 3, 1979 —- 1 Notre Dame L 71 86 11,345 South Bend, Ind. Feb 9, 1980 —- 1 DePaul L 63 65 5,498 Chicago, Ill. Jan 6, 1996 —- 1 Massachusetts L 58 78 9,493 Amherst, Mass. Nov 21, 2000 —- 1 Arizona L 59 76 2,500 Maui, Hawaii Mar 29, 2014 —- 1 Florida NCAA L 52 62 15,443 Memphis, TN Mar 21, 1952 11 2 Illinois NCAA L 61 80 14,147 Chicago, Ill. Jan 15, 1953 —- 2 Seton Hall L 74 82 —- So. Orange, N.J. Jan 4, 1954 —- 2 Duquesne L 52 70 —- Pittsburgh, Pa. Jan 10, 1955 10 2 Duquesne W 68 67 —- Pittsburgh, Pa. Jan 18, 1967 —- 2 Louisville L 50 66 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Mar 4, 1974 —- 2 Notre Dame W 97 82 13,528 UD Arena Mar 14, 1974 20 2 UCLA 3ot L 100 111 13,314 Tucson, Ariz. Mar 4, 1981 —- 2 DePaul L 64 84 13,455 UD Arena Mar 25, 1984 —- 2 Georgetown NCAA L 49 61 12,564 Los Angeles, Calif. Dec 31,2006 ---- 2 N.C. L 51 81 19,967 Chapel Hill, N.C. Dec 20, 1955 4 3 Utah W 77 73 —- Lexington, Ky. Mar 4, 1958 8 3 Cincinnati L 66 70 15,011 Cincinnati, Ohio Jan 16, 1962 —- 3 Cincinnati L 61 80 11,942 Cincinnati, Ohio Dec 31, 1962 —- 3 Loyola/Ill. L 69 74 10,346 Chicago, Ill. Jan 22, 1964 —- 3 Loyola/Ill. L 56 70 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 17, 1966 —- 3 Louisville L 81 96 14,602 Louisville, Ky. Mar 6, 1975 —- 3 Louisville L 67 83 14,109 Louisville, Ky. Jan 12, 1977 —- 3 Cincinnati L 61 84 17,009 Cincinnati, Ohio Feb 18, 1984 —- 3 DePaul W 72 71 12,723 UD Arena Nov 29, 1991 —- 3 Arizona L 68 84 1,500 Honolulu, Hawai’i Dec 29, 2002 —- 3 Duke L 74 85 9,314 Raleigh, NC Feb 11, 2004 —- 3 Saint Joseph’s L 67 81 3,200 Philadelphia, Pa. Feb 26, 1955 11 4 Duquesne W 67 58 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 17, 1956 2 4 Louisville L 56 59 —- Louisville, Ky. Dec 22, 1956 —- 4 Southern Methodist L 59 67 —- Lexington, Ky. ERV GIDDINGS had the game of his life against No. 7 Notre Dame in 1978. “Elevator Erv” had 23 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Flyers to a 66-59 win at UD Arena. He called Jan 26, 1957 —- 4 Louisville L 56 57 —- Louisville, Ky. the win “monumentus.” Mar 15, 1960 —- 4 Bradley NIT L 64 78 16,345 New York, N.Y.

Feb 16, 1966 —- 4 Loyola/Ill. L 72 77 5,808 UD Fieldhouse AP RANK Mar 24, 1967 —- 4 N.C. NCAA W 76 62 18,889 Louisville, Ky. DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT LOCATION Dec 27, 1998 —- 4 Cincinnati L 51 53 15,440 Cleveland, Ohio Feb 4, 1953 —- 8 Western Kentucky L 77 88 —- Bowl. Green, Ky. Mar 11, 1952 11 5 St. Louis NIT W 68 58 14,112 New York, N.Y. Dec 29, 1954 4 8 Duquesne L 75 90 16,015 New York, N.Y. Jan 13, 1954 17 5 W. Kentucky 3ot L 75 79 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 29, 1956 —- 8 Louisville ot L 53 61 —- Louisville, Ky. Dec 21, 1956 —- 5 Illinois L 65 82 —- Lexington, Ky. Jan 10, 1962 —- 8 Duquesne L 59 79 —- Pittsburgh, Pa. Feb 4, 1959 —- 5 Cincinnati L 74 96 9,763 Cincinnati, Ohio Mar 7, 1964 —- 8 DePaul L 73 79 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 21, 1961 —- 5 Louisville L 50 63 —- Louisville, Ky. Mar 17, 1967 —- 8 Tennessee NCAA W 53 52 7,386 Evanston, Ill. Jan 29, 1966 —- 5 St. Joseph’s/Pa. W 79 76 7,615 Philadelphia, Pa. Feb 8, 2006 8 George Washington L 67 81 5,000 Washington, DC Dec 13, 1967 —- 5 Louisville W 63 47 5,882 UD Fieldhouse Mar 15, 1951 13 9 St. John’s ot NIT W 69 62 16,815 New York, N.Y. Jan 12, 1972 —- 5 Louisville L 64 71 12,782 UD Arena Dec 21, 1955 4 9 Kentucky W 89 74 —- Lexington, Ky. Jan 9, 1982 —- 5 DePaul L 69 71 12,320 Rosemont, Ill. Jan 28, 1956 2 9 Louisville ot L 64 66 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 22, 1984 —- 5 DePaul L 59 79 13,027 Rosemont, Ill. Feb 17, 1962 —- 9 Duquesne W 71 48 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 7, 1987 —- 5 DePaul L 65 88 14,280 Rosemont, Ill. Feb 8, 1971 —- 9 Western Kentucky W 63 60 12,815 UD Arena Nov 20, 2009 18 5 Villanova L 65 71 5,762 San Juan, P.R. Feb 17, 1973 —- 9 St. John’s L 83 98 6,008 Jamaica, N.Y. Mar 18, 1955 9 6 Duquesne NIT L 58 70 18,496 New York, N.Y. Dec 5, 1973 —- 9 Louisville L 68 75 10,994 Louisville, Ky. Mar 24, 1956 3 6 Louisville NIT L 80 93 15,763 New York, N.Y. Dec 10, 1977 —- 9 Michigan L 61 71 13,549 Ann Arbor, Mich. Mar 11, 1967 —- 6 W.Kentucky ot NCAA W 69 67 11,500 Lexington, Ky. Mar 12, 1966 —- 10 W. Kentucky NCAA L 68 82 13,500 Iowa City, Iowa Feb 6, 1969 19 6 Davidson L 63 64 6,496 New York, N.Y. Feb 26, 1972 —- 10 SW Louisiana L 86 103 13,458 UD Arena Dec 5, 1974 —- 6 Louisville L 74 76 12,641 UD Arena Dec 19, 1977 —- 10 Louisville L 63 69 14,191 Louisville, Ky. Feb 25, 1976 —- 6 Notre Dame L 79 85 13,149 UD Arena Dec 2, 1981 —- 10 Minnesota L 74 90 14,352 Minneapolis, Mn. Dec 9, 1978 —- 6 Michigan L 61 66 12,518 UD Arena Feb 24, 2008 —- 10 Xavier L 51 57 13,485 UD Arena Feb 28, 1981 —- 6 Notre Dame L 57 70 11,345 South Bend, Ind. Mar 13, 2008 —- 10 Xavier L 65 74 4,401 Atlantic City, N.J. Nov 22, 2000 —- 6 Maryland W 77 71 2,500 Maui, Hawai’i Nov 20, 2013 —- 10 Gonzaga W 84 79 2,400 Maui, Hawaii Dec 29, 2007 —- 6 Pittsburgh W 80 55 13,435 UD Arena Mar 17, 1951 13 11 Brigham Young NIT L 43 62 18,379 New York, N.Y. Dec 29, 1951 —- 7 St. John’s L 60 62 12,653 New York, N.Y. Dec 9, 1969 —- 11 Louisville W 72 56 12,237 Louisville, Ky. Feb 23, 1957 —- 7 Louisville W 50 48 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 27, 1977 —- 11 Louisville W 71 76 11,930 UD Arena Dec 22, 1967 —- 7 Kentucky L 85 88 11,500 Lexington, Ky. Nov 28, 1977 —- 11 Syracuse W 76 67 10,718 UD Arena Mar 4, 1978 —- 7 Notre Dame W 66 59 13,458 UD Arena Jan 18, 1996 —- 11 Virginia Tech L 62 63 9,134 Blacksburg, Va. Jan 16, 1979 —- 7 Louisville L 76 77 13,458 UD Arena Nov 29, 1999 —- 11 Kentucky W 68 66 17,232 Cincinnati, Ohio Mar 17, 1984 —- 7 Oklahoma NCAA W 89 85 8,100 Salt Lake City Dec 8, 2007 —- 11 Louisville W 70 65 19,128 Louisville, Ky. Jan 26, 1985 —- 7 DePaul W 65 64 13,495 UD Arena Jan 20, 1951 —- 12 Toledo W 64 46 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Jan 3, 1987 —- 7 DePaul L 64 80 12,452 UD Arena Mar 13, 1951 13 12 Arizona NIT W 74 68 9,630 New York, N.Y. Mar 18, 1990 —- 7 Arkansas NCAA L 84 86 15,884 Austin, Texas Dec 15, 1954 5 12 Louisville ot W 71 67 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 23, 2006 ---- 7 Pittsburgh L 54 84 12,508 Pittsburgh, Pa. DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 142 UD VERSUS THE AP TOP 25 AP RANK DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT LOCATION OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO Dec 14, 1974 —- 16 Michigan L 50 61 12,864 UD Arena Mar 1, 1975 —- 16 Notre Dame L 69 102 11,345 South Bend, Ind. Mar 12, 1979 —- 16 Purdue NIT L 70 84 13,126 W. Lafayette, Ind. Mar 2, 1996 —- 16 Virginia Tech L 54 73 13,258 UD Arena Dec 7, 2011 —- 16 Alabama W 74 62 13,102 UD Arena Dec 5, 1951 —- 17 Louisville ot L 76 79 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 14, 1953 —- 17 Louisville L 63 69 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 3, 1953 —- 17 E. Kentucky ot W 73 68 —- Richmond, Ky. Jan 8, 1955 10 17 Villanova W 59 52 —- Philadelphia, Pa. Jan 27, 1960 19 17 Virginia Tech W 77 59 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 16, 1974 20 17 N.M. NCAA L 61 66 13,658 Tucson, Ariz. Jan 9, 1988 —- 17 Iowa State L 80 84 13,201 UD Arena Feb 13, 1994 —- 17 St. Louis ot W 82 77 10,432 UD Arena Feb 14, 1998 —- 17 George Washington W 78 64 12,061 UD Arena Mar 5, 2009 -—- 17 Xavier L 59 76 10,250 Cincinnati, Ohio Nov 26, 2013 —- 17 Baylor L 66 67 2,400 Maui, Hawaii Mar 5, 2014 —- 17 Saint Louis W 72 67 10,395 Saint Louis, Mo. Nov 21, 2014 --- 17 Connecticut L 64 75 7,438 San Juan, P.R. Nov 19, 2016 --- 17 Saint Mary’s L 57 61 13,175 UD Arena Dec 30, 1959 —- 18 Duke 3ot W 71 63 —- Raleigh, N.C. Jan 14, 1970 —- 18 Louisville L 69 77 13,450 UD Arena Dec 13, 1975 —- 18 Michigan L 80 106 7,492 Ann Arbor, Mich. Mar 6, 1976 —- 18 Florida State W 95 81 10,780 UD Arena Jan 21, 1978 —- 18 DePaul L 70 74 5,115 Chicago, Ill. Dec 13, 1980 —- 18 Michigan L 84 85 11,296 UD Arena Feb 6, 1985 —- 18 DePaul W 67 63 16,803 Rosemont, Ill. Mar 16, 1990 —- 18 Illinois NCAA W 88 86 11,578 Austin, Tex. Feb 2, 1994 —- 18 St. Louis L 75 94 14,791 St. Louis, Mo. Mar 11, 2011 —- 18 Xavier A10 W 68 67 5,435 Atlantic City, N.J. Feb 15, 1956 2 19 Memphis W 85 71 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 29, 1959 —- 19 Wake Forest L 50 61 —- Raleigh, N.C. Mar 1, 1971 —- 19 Notre Dame L 82 83 11,207 South Bend, Ind. Jan 5, 1985 —- 19 Maryland W 67 63 11,819 UD Arena Mar 3, 1990 —- 19 Xavier W 111 108 13,511 UD Arena Jan 26, 1995 —- 19 Cincinnati L 60 81 13,368 UD Arena SHAWN HAUGHN hit an NCAA-record eight-of-eight from three-point range against #17 Feb 12, 1997 —- 19 Xavier L 53 79 10,008 Cincinnati, Ohio Saint Louis in 1994. He scored 30 points and UD needed every one to win in overtime. UD Jan 24, 1998 —- 19 Xavier W 93 82 13,521 UD Arena trailed by as many as 20 points before Haughn’s barage. Jan 1, 2010 —- 19 N.M. L 66 68 14,586 Albuquerque, N.M. AP RANK Feb 3, 1951 —- 20 Toledo W 67 56 4,800 Toledo, Ohio DATE UD OP OPPONENT UD OP ATT LOCATION Mar 15, 1955 9 20 St. Louis NIT W 97 81 9,850 New York, N.Y. Feb 18, 1955 13 12 Cincinnati W 80 69 6,433 Cincinnati, Ohio Jan 30, 1960 19 20 Wake Forest W 62 45 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Feb 7, 1970 —- 12 Florida State L 76 82 13,450 UD Arena Dec 9, 1970 —- 20 Louisville L 70 72 11,050 Louisville, Ky. Dec 24, 1987 —- 12 Oklahoma L 99 151 1,000 Honolulu, Hawai’i Dec 30, 1972 —- 20 Santa Clara L 64 77 1,510 San Jose, Calif. Jan 7, 1997 —- 12 Xavier W 98 91 11,927 UD Arena Jan 17, 1973 —- 20 Louisville W 73 74 12,273 UD Arena Mar 8, 1986 —- 12 Notre Dame L 55 69 11,345 South Bend, Ind. Jan 29, 1977 —- 20 Memphis L 67 81 11,075 Memphis, Tenn. Nov 20, 2000 —- 12 Connecticut W 80 66 2,500 Maui, Hawaii Mar 7, 1987 —- 20 Notre Dame L 56 62 13,511 UD Arena Feb 6, 1952 11 13 Louisville W 72 71 —- Louisville, Ky. Jan 30, 1994 —- 20 Ala.-Birmingham L 52 60 10,046 UD Arena Jan 11, 1969 —- 13 Detroit W 64 62 7,723 Detroit, Mich. Feb 8, 2003 —- 20 Xavier L 75 83 10,250 Cincinnati, Ohio Feb 28, 1970 —- 13 Notre Dame W 95 79 13,450 UD Arena Feb 24, 2010 —- 20 Temple L 41 49 5,833 Philadelphia, Pa. Mar 7, 1970 —- 13 Houston NCAA L 64 71 5,823 Fort Worth, Tex. Dec 29, 1992 —- 21 Cincinnati L 55 65 13,511 UD Arena Feb 9, 1974 —- 13 South Carolina L 68 81 11,983 Columbia, S.C. Jan 15, 1994 —- 21 Cincinnati L 63 79 13,505 UD Arena Dec 22, 1979 —- 13 Iowa L 54 61 10,612 UD Arena Mar 10, 1994 —- 21 St. Louis L 46 80 12,219 Cincinnati, Ohio Feb 13, 1984 —- 13 Maryland L 59 61 8,515 College Park, Md. Nov 30, 2002 —- 21 Cincinnati W 75 69 13,409 UD Arena Jan 4, 2003 —- 13 Marquette ot W 92 85 12,037 UD Arena Nov 19, 2009 18 21 Georgia Tech W 63 59 5,073 San Juan, P.R. Mar 22, 2009 —- 13 KansasNCAA L 43 60 14,279 Minneapolis, Minn. Dec 9, 2015 —- 21 Vanderbilt W 72 67 10,469 Nashville, Tenn. Mar 22, 2015 --- 13 Oklahoma NCAA L 66 72 19,115 Columbus, Ohio Dec 7, 1991 —- 22 Michigan State L 74 83 13,305 UD Arena Feb 17, 1951 17 14 Louisville W 70 66 —- Louisville, Ky. Feb 20, 1994 —- 22 Marquette L 62 84 13,642 Milwaukee, Wis. Dec 16, 1955 7 14 Cincinnati W 66 57 7,126 Cincinnati, Ohio Feb 23, 1994 —- 22 Marquette L 58 63 10,658 UD Arena Jan 8, 1957 —- 14 Canisius W 65 58 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Dec 11, 1996 —- 22 Louisville L 67 80 19,413 Louisville, Ky. Jan 23, 1974 —- 14 Louisville L 72 90 12,340 UD Arena Nov 29, 2000 24 22 Cincinnati L 75 82 13,553 UD Arena Mar 1, 1980 —- 14 Notre Dame L 54 62 13,455 UD Arena Jan 9, 2008 17 22 Rhode Island W 92 83 13,435 UD Arena Jan 15, 1983 —- 14 Missouri L 64 78 10,436 Columbia, Mo. Mar 20, 2013 —- 22 Ohio State NCAA W 60 59 19,260 Buffalo, N.Y. Feb 5, 1986 —- 14 Notre Dame W 67 65 13,233 UD Arena Feb 28, 2015 —- 22 VCU W 59 55 7,637 Richmond, Va. Dec 17, 1988 —- 14 Ohio State L 76 104 13,511 UD Arena Feb 3, 1990 —- 23 Xavier L 81 88 10,043 Cincinnati, Ohio Mar 22, 2003 25 14 Xavier L 72 73 13,409 UD Arena Dec 19, 1992 —- 23 Michigan State L 60 65 15,121 E. Lansing, Mich. Dec 23, 2003 —- 14 Cincinnati L 53 82 13,176 Cincinnati, Ohio Feb 21, 2001 —- 23 Saint Joseph’s L 73 83 13,553 UD Arena Feb 11, 2009 —- 14 Xavier W 71 58 13,435 UD Arena Jan 24, 2008 16 23 Xavier L 43 69 10,250 Cincinnati, Ohio Jan 12, 2013 —- 14 Butler L 73 79 13,455 UD Arena Nov 29, 2015 -- 23 Xavier L 61 90 4,633 HP Field House Mar 22, 2014 —- 14 Syracuse NCAA W 55 53 19,420 Buffalo, N.Y. Mar 10, 1990 —- 24 Xavier W 98 89 13,202 UD Arena Mar 13, 1952 11 15 St. Bonaventure NIT L 69 62 17,131 New York, N.Y. Mar 3, 1994 —- 24 Ala.-Birmingham L 53 84 5,348 Birmingham, Ala. Dec 31, 1954 4 15 UCLA L 92 104 12,135 New York, N.Y. Mar 8, 2002 —- 24 Xavier A10 L 59 66 7,034 Philadelphia, Pa. Dec 30, 1957 —- 15 Seattle ot W 81 75 11,851 New York, N.Y. Mar 12, 2010 —- 24 Xavier A10 L 73 78 6,029 Atlantic City, N.J. Mar 9, 1976 —- 15 Cincinnati L 84 85 12,475 UD Arena Feb 12, 2011 —- 24 Temple L 63 75 13,117 UD Arena Feb 24, 1979 —- 15 Temple L 63 66 5,755 Philadelphia, Pa. Jan 9, 2013 —- 24 VCU L 62 74 7,693 Richmond, Va. Mar 23, 1984 —- 15 Washington NCAA W 64 58 12,564 Los Angeles, Calif. Jan 12, 1994 —- 25 Xavier L 46 57 7,415 Cincinnati, Ohio Dec 10, 1988 —- 15 Louisville L 68 95 19,364 Louisville, Ky. Mar 16, 2000 —- 25 Purdue NCAA L 61 62 13,363 Tuscon, Ariz. Feb 17, 2000 —- 15 Temple L 58 64 13,553 UD Arena Mar 4, 2001 —- 25 Xavier W 65 62 13,553 UD Arena Nov 29, 2008 —- 15 Marquette W 89 75 4,780 Hoffman Estates, Ill. Feb 13, 2003 —- 25 Saint Joseph’s W 66 56 13,409 UD Arena Jan 5, 1952 —- 16 Murray State W 69 55 5,808 UD Fieldhouse Mar 14, 2003 22 25 Saint Joseph’s A10 W 76 73 11,648 UD Arena Feb 23, 1970 —- 16 Western Kentucky L 63 76 12,352 Bowl. Green, Ky. Feb 27, 2011 —- 25 Xavier L 62 66 13,435 UD Arena Jan 13, 1971 —- 16 Louisville L 68 73 13,458 UD Arena Dec 8, 1971 —- 16 Louisville L 60 88 9,642 Louisville, Ky.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 143 UD VERSUS THE AP TOP 25 RECORDS VERSUS RANKS TEAMS TOTAL HOME UD ARENA ROAD NEUT POSTSEASON UD RANKED OPPONENT AP RANK W L PCT W L W L W L W L W L W L Number 1 2 12 .143 2 1 0 0 0 6 0 5 0 4 1 0 Number 2 2 8 .200 1 2 1 1 1 3 0 3 0 2 1 2 Number 3 2 10 .167 1 1 0 1 0 7 1 2 0 0 1 1 Number 4 2 6 .250 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 Number 5 3 9 .250 1 2 0 1 1 5 1 2 1 0 1 2 Number 6 3 7 .300 1 3 1 3 0 1 2 3 1 2 0 3 Number 7 4 6 .400 3 2 2 2 0 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 Number 8 1 6 .143 0 1 0 0 0 4 1 1 1 0 0 1 Number 9 4 4 .500 2 1 1 0 2 3 0 0 1 0 2 1 Number 10 1 6 .143 0 2 0 2 0 2 1 2 0 1 0 1 Number 11 5 2 .714 2 0 2 0 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 Number 12 6 2 .667 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 3 0 Number 13 4 6 .400 2 1 2 1 2 2 0 3 0 2 1 0 Number 14 6 7 .462 3 5 2 5 2 2 1 0 1 0 2 1 Number 15 3 6 .333 0 2 0 2 0 2 3 2 1 2 0 2 Number 16 2 7 .222 2 3 1 3 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 Number 17 6 8 .428 3 4 2 2 3 1 1 3 0 1 2 1 Number 18 5 5 .500 1 2 1 2 1 3 3 0 2 0 0 0 Number 19 4 5 .444 4 1 3 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 Number 20 4 7 .364 2 2 1 2 1 4 1 1 1 0 2 0 Number 21 3 3 .500 1 2 1 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 Number 22 3 5 .375 1 3 1 3 1 2 1 0 1 0 1 0 Number 23 0 5 .000 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 Number 24 1 5 .167 1 1 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 Number 25 3 3 .500 3 1 3 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 TOTAL 78 148 .345 40 44 26 36 17 67 21 37 13 19 21 18

THE LAST TIME

LAST WIN LAST HOME WIN LAST ROAD/NEUTRAL WIN

Number 1 Feb 27, 1954, Duquesne Feb 27, 1954, Duquesne --- Number 2 March 4, 1974, Notre Dame March 4, 1974, Notre Dame Mar 25, 1984, Georgetown (N) (NCAA) Number 3 Feb 18, 1984, DePaul Feb 18, 1984, DePaul Dec 20, 1955, Utah (N) Number 4 Mar 24, 1967, N.C. (NCAA) Feb 26, 1955, Duquesne Mar 24, 1967, N.C. (N) (NCAA) Number 5 Dec 13, 1967, Louisville Dec 13, 1967, Louisville Jan 29, 1966, Saint Joseph’s (R) Number 6 Dec 29, 2008 Pittsburgh Dec 29, 2008 Pittsburgh Nov 22, 2000, Maryland (N) (Maui) Number 7 Jan 26, 1985, DePaul Jan 26, 1985, DePaul Mar 17, 1984, Oklahoma (N) (NCAA) Number 8 Mar 17, 1967, Tennessee (NCAA) --- Mar 17, 1967, Tennessee (N) (NCAA) Number 9 Feb 8, 1971, Western Kentucky Feb 8, 1971, Western Kentucky Dec 21, 1955, Kentucky (R) Number 10 Nov 25, 2013, Gonzaga (Maui) --- Nov 25, 2013, Gonzaga (Maui) Number 11 Dec 8, 2007, Louisville Nov 28, 1977, Syracuse Dec 8, 2007, Louisville (R) Number 12 Nov 20, 2000, Connecticut (Maui) Jan 7, 1997, Xavier Nov 20, 2000, Connecticut (N) (Maui) Number 13 Jan 4, 2003, Marquette Jan 4, 2003, Marquette Jan 11, 1969, Detroit (R) Number 14 Mar 22, 2014 Syracuse (NCAA) Feb 11, 2009 Xavier Mar 22, 2014 Syracuse (NCAA) Number 15 Nov 29, 2008 Marquette --- Nov 29, 2008, Marquette Number 16 Dec 7, 2011, Alabama Dec 7, 2011, Alabama --- Number 17 Mar 5, 2014, Saint Louis Feb 14, 1998, George Washington Mar 5, 2014, Saint Louis Number 18 Mar 11, 2011, Xavier (A10) Mar 6, 1976, Florida State Mar 11, 2011, Xavier (N) (A10) Number 19 Jan 24, 1998, Xavier Jan 24, 1998, Xavier --- Number 20 Jan 17, 1973, Louisville Jan 17, 1973, Louisville Mar 15, 1955, Saint Louis (N) (NIT) Number 21 Dec 9, 2016, Vanderbilt Nov 20, 2002, Cincinnati Dec 9, 2016, Vanderbilt Number 22 Feb 25, 2015 VCU Jan 22, 2008, Rhode Island Feb 25, 2015 VCU Number 23 ------Number 24 Mar 10, 1990, Xavier Mar 10, 1990, Xavier --- Number 25 Mar 14, 2003, Saint Joseph’s Mar 14, 2003, Saint Joseph’s ---

LAST 15 GAMES VERSUS RANKED OPPONENTS AT UD ARENA, 8-7 DATE UD OPP OPPONENT UD OPP ATT. LOCATION

Nov 30, 2002 — 21 Cincinnati W 75 69 13,409 UD Arena Jan 4, 2003 — 13 Marquette ot W 92 85 12,037 UD Arena Feb 13, 2003 — 25 Saint Joseph’s W 66 56 13,409 UD Arena Mar 14, 2003 22 25 Saint Joseph’s A10 W 76 73 11,648 UD Arena Mar 22, 2003 25 14 Xavier L 72 73 13,409 UD Arena Dec 24, 2004 — 24 Cincinnati L 55 65 13,409 UD Arena Dec 29, 2007 — 6 Pittsburgh W 80 55 13,435 UD Arena Jan 9, 2008 17 22 Rhode Island W 92 83 13,435 UD Arena Feb 24, 2008 — 10 Xavier L 51 57 13,435 UD Arena Feb 11, 2009 — 14 Xavier W 71 58 13,435 UD Arena Feb 12, 2011 — 24 Temple L 63 75 13,117 UD Arena Feb 27, 2011 — 25 Xavier L 62 66 13,435 UD Arena Dec 7, 2011 — 16 Alabama W 74 62 13,102 UD Arena Jan 12, 2013 — 14 Butler L 73 79 13,455 UD Arena Nov 19, 2016 -- 17 Saint Mary’s L 57 61 13,175 UD Arena

DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 144 UD IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

AP RANKS TOURNEY SEED

DATE UD OP REGION UD OP ROUND OPPONENT UD OP ATT VENUE CITY OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO Mar 21, 1952 11 2 —- —- —- Regional Semifinals Illinois L 61 80 14,147 Chicago Stadium Chicago, Ill. Mar 22, 1952 11 —- —- —- —- Regional Third Place Princeton W 77 61 —- Chicago Stadium Chicago, Ill. Mar 9, 1965 —- —- —- —- —- First Round Ohio University W 66 65 7,500 E.A. Diddle Arena Bowling Green, Ky. Mar 12, 1965 —- 1 Mideast —- —- Regional Semifinals Michigan L 71 98 11,600 Memorial Coliseum Lexington, Ky. Mar 13, 1965 —- —- Mideast —- —- Regional Third Place DePaul W 75 69 10,500 Memorial Coliseum Lexington, Ky. Mar 7, 1966 —- —- Mideast —- —- First Round Miami/Ohio W 58 51 7,013 Memorial Gym Kent, Ohio Mar 11, 1966 —- 1 Mideast —- —- Regional Semifinals Kentucky L 79 86 11,500 Iowa Field House Iowa City, Iowa Mar 12, 1966 —- 10 Mideast —- —- Regional Third Place Western Kentucky L 68 82 13,500 Iowa Field House Iowa City, Iowa Mar 11, 1967 —- 6 Mideast —- —- First Round Western Kentucky ot W 69 67 11,500 Memorial Coliseum Lexington, Ky. Mar 17, 1967 —- 8 Mideast —- —- Regional Semifinals Tennessee W 53 52 7,386 McGaw Hall Evanston, Ill. Mar 18, 1967 —- —- Mideast —- —- Regional Finals Virginia Tech ot W 71 66 7,419 McGaw Hall Evanston, Ill. Mar 24, 1967 —- 4 Mideast —- —- National Semifinals N.C. W 76 62 18,889 Freedom Hall Louisville, Ky. Mar 25, 1967 —- 1 Mideast —- —- National Championship UCLA L 64 79 18,892 Freedom Hall Louisville, Ky. Mar 7, 1969 —- —- Midwest —- —- First Round Colorado State L 50 52 6,500 Daniel-Meyer Coliseum Fort Worth, Texas Mar 7, 1970 —- 13 Midwest —- —- First Round Houston L 64 71 5,823 Daniel-Meyer Coliseum Fort Worth, Texas Mar 9, 1974 —- —- West —- —- First Round Cal State-LA W 88 80 9,400 Idaho State Minidome Pocatello, Idaho Mar 14, 1974 20 2 West —- —- Regional Semifinals UCLA 3ot L 100 111 13,314 McKale Center Tucson, Ariz. Mar 16, 1974 20 17 West —- —- Regional Third Place N.M. L 61 66 13,658 McKale Center Tucson, Ariz. Mar 15, 1984 —- —- West 10 7 First Round Louisiana State W 74 66 6,978 Special Events Center Salt Lake City Mar 17, 1984 —- 7 West 10 2 Second Round Oklahoma W 89 85 8,100 Special Events Center Salt Lake City Mar 23, 1984 —- 15 West 10 6 Regional Semifinals Washington W 64 58 12,564 Pauley Pavilion Los Angeles, Calif. Mar 25, 1984 —- 2 West 10 1 Regional Finals Georgetown L 49 61 12,564 Pauley Pavilion Los Angeles, Calif. Mar 15, 1985 —- —- Southeast 9 8 First Round Villanova L 49 51 13,260 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 16, 1990 —- 18 Midwest 12 5 First Round Illinois W 88 86 11,578 Erwin Center Austin, Texas Mar 18, 1990 —- 7 Midwest 12 4 Second Round Arkansas L 84 86 15,884 Erwin Center Austin, Texas Mar 16, 2000 —- 25 West 11 6 First Round Purdue L 60 61 13,363 McKale Center Tucson, Ariz. Mar 20, 2003 16 —- Midwest 4 13 First Round Tulsa L 71 84 11,171 Spokane Arena Spokane, Wash. Mar 18, 2004 —- —- Phoenix 10 7 First Round DePaul 2ot L 69 76 18,698 HSBC Arena Buffalo, N.Y. Mar 20, 2009 ------Midwest 11 6 First Round West Virginia W 68 60 15,794 Metrodome Minneapolis, M.N. Mar 22, 2009 --- 13 Midwest 11 3 Second Round Kansas L 43 60 14,279 Metrodome Minneapolis, M.N. Mar 20, 2014 --- 22 South 11 6 Second Round Ohio State W 60 59 19,260 First Niagara Center Buffalo, N.Y. Mar 22, 2014 --- 14 South 11 3 Third Round Syracuse W 55 53 19,420 First Niagara Center Buffalo, N.Y. Mar 27, 2014 ------South 11 10 Regional Semifinals Stanford W 82 72 14,991 FedExForum Memphis, Tenn. Mar 29, 2014 --- 1 South 11 1 Regional Finals Florida L 52 62 15,443 FedExForum Memphis, Tenn. Mar 18, 2015 ------East 11 11 First Round Boise State W 56 55 12,592 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 20, 2015 ------East 11 6 Second Round Providence W 66 53 17,584 Nationwide Arena Columbus, Ohio Mar 22, 2015 --- 13 East 11 3 Third Round Oklahoma L 66 72 19,115 Nationwide Arena Columbus, Ohio Mar 18, 2016 ------Midwest 7 10 Second Round Syracuse L 51 70 14,250 Scottrade Center St. Louis, Mo. Mar 17, 2017 --- 19 South 7 10 First Round Wichita State L 58 64 ----- Bankers Life Fieldhouse Indianapolis, IN NCAA TOURNAMENT BREAKDOWN OVERALL APPEARANCES RECORD 18 19-20

BY ROUND APPEARANCES YEARS National Finalist 1 1967 Final Four 1 1967 Regional Final 3 1967, 1984, 2014 “Elite 8” Regional Semifinal 7 1952, 1965, 1966, ”Sweet 16” 1967, 1974, 1984, 2014

BY COACH RECORD APPEARANCES Tom Blackburn 1-1 (1) 1952 Don Donoher 11-10 (8) 1965, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1974, 1984, 1985 Jim O’Brien 1-1 (1) 1990 Oliver Purnell 0-2 (2) 2000, 2002 Brian Gregory 1-2 (2) 2004, 2009 Archie Miller 5-5 (4) 2014, 2015,2016, 2017

BY YEAR RECORD RESULT 1952 1-1 Regional 3rd Place 1965 2-1 Regional 3rd Place 1966 1-2 Regional 4th Place 1967 4-1 National Runnerup 1969 0-1 First Round 1970 0-1 First Round 1974 1-2 Regional 4th Place 1984 3-1 Regional Runnerup 1985 0-1 First Round 1990 1-1 Second Round 2000 0-1 First Round 2003 0-1 First Round 2004 0-1 First Round DON MAY and the Flyers followed up 1966’s NCAA Tour- BROOKS HALL bookended his career with two NCAA appear- 2009 1-1 Second Round nament Sweet 16 run with a trip to the National Champi- ances, making a trip to “The Dance” in 2000 and 2003. Hall 2014 3-1 Regional Runnerup onship Game in 1967. The unranked Flyers beat three top never missed the postseason, as the Flyers earned bids to 2015 2-1 Third Round 10 teams on their way to the Final Four: No. 6 Western the NIT in 2001 and 2002. 2016 0-1 Second Round Kentucky, No. 8 Tennessee, and No. 4 N.C. before falling 2017 0-1 First Round to No. 1 UCLA.

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 145 UD IN THE NIT

AP Rankings DATE UD OPP ROUND OPPONENT UD OP ATT VENUE LOCATION NATIONAL INVITATION Mar 10, 1951 13 --- First Lawrence W 77 71 9,251 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. Mar 13, 1951 13 12 Quarterfinal Arizona W 74 68 9,630 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. TOURNAMENT BREAKDOWN Mar 15, 1951 13 9 Semifinal St. John’s ot W 69 62 16,815 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. Mar 17, 1951 13 11 Final Brigham Young L 43 62 18,379 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. Mar 8, 1952 11 --- First New York U. W 81 66 18,442 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. Appearances 24 Mar 11, 1952 11 5 Quarterfinal Saint Louis W 68 58 14,112 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. Record 40-22 Mar 13, 1952 11 15 Semifinal St. Bonaventure W 69 62 17,131 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. NIT Championships 3 Mar 15, 1952 11 --- Final La Salle L 64 75 18,485 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. NIT Runnerup 5 Mar 6, 1954 14 --- First Manhattan W 90 79 16,259 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. Semifinalist 1 Mar 9, 1954 15 --- Quarterfinal Niagara L 74 77 10,257 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. Quarterfinalist 7 Mar 15, 1955 9 20 Quarterfinal St. Louis W 97 81 9,850 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y.

Mar 17, 1955 9 --- Semifinal St. Francis/Pa. ot W 79 73 16,485 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. BY YEAR RECORD ROUND Mar 18, 1955 9 6 Final Duquesne L 58 70 18,496 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1951 3-1 Runnerup Mar 20, 1956 3 --- Quartfinals Xavier W 72 68 11,231 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1952 3-1 Runnerup Mar 22, 1956 3 --- Semifinal St. Francis/N.Y. W 89 58 16,125 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. Mar 24, 1956 3 6 Final Louisville L 80 93 15,763 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1954 1-1 Quarterfinalist Mar 16, 1957 ------First St. Peter’s W 79 71 15,135 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1955 2-1 Runnerup Mar 19, 1957 ------Quarterfinal Temple L 66 77 10,543 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1956 2-1 Runnerup Mar 18, 1958 11 --- Quarterfinal Fordham W 74 70 12,160 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1957 1-1 Quarterfinalist Mar 20, 1958 11 --- Semifinal St. John’s W 80 56 15,834 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1958 2-1 Runnerup Mar 22, 1958 11 --- Final Xavier ot L 74 78 12,020 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1960 1-1 Quarterfinalist Mar 12, 1960 ------First Temple W 72 51 17,078 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1961 1-2 Final Four Mar 15, 1960 --- 4 Quarterfinal Bradley L 64 78 16,345 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1962 4-0 Champions Mar 21, 1961 ------Quarterfinal Temple W 62 60 13,896 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1968 4-0 Champions Mar 23, 1961 ------Senifinal Saint Louis L 60 67 18,378 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1971 0-1 Mar 25, 1961 ------Consolation Holy Cross L 76 85 15,673 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1978 1-1 Quarterfinalist Mar 15, 1962 ------First Wichita State W 79 71 13,895 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1979 1-1 Second Round Mar 17, 1962 ------Quarterfinal Houston W 94 77 12,308 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1981 1-1 Second Round Mar 22, 1962 ------Semifinal Loyola/Ill. W 98 82 17,326 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1982 2-1 Quarterfinalist Mar 24, 1962 —- —- Final St. John’s W 73 67 16,037 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1986 0-1 Mar 16, 1968 —- —- First West Virginia W 87 68 16,127 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 1998 1-1 Second Round Mar 19, 1968 —- —- Quarterfinal Fordham W 61 60 18,683 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 2001 2-1 Quarterfinalist Mar 21, 1968 —- —- Semifinal Notre Dame ot W 76 74 19,500 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 2002 1-1 First Round Mar 23, 1968 —- —- Final Kansas W 61 48 19,008 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 2008 2-1 Quarterfinalist Mar 20, 1971 —- —- First Duke L 60 68 19,102 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 2010 5-0 Champions Mar 10, 1978 —- —- First Fairfield W 108 93 12,847 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio 2011 0-1 Mar 14, 1978 —- —- Quarterfinal Georgetown L 62 71 13,458 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio 2012 0-1 Mar 8, 1979 —- —- First Holy Cross W 105 81 10,846 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio

Mar 12, 1979 —- 16 Second Purdue L 70 84 13,126 Mackey Arena West Lafayette, Ind. BY COACH RECORD TITLES Mar 10, 1981 —- —- First Fordham 2ot W 66 65 7,100 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Tom Blackburn 20-10 1 Mar 16, 1981 —- —- Second Purdue L 46 50 10,612 Mackey Arena West Lafayette, Ind. Don Donoher 9-6 1 Mar 10, 1982 —- —- First Connecticut ot W 76 75 8,100 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 15, 1982 —- —- Second Illinois W 61 58 16,275 Assembly Hall Champaign, Ill. Brian Gregory 7-2 1 Mar 18, 1982 —- —- Quarterfinal Oklahoma L 82 91 11,198 Lloyd Noble Center Norman, Oklahoma Oliver Purnell 4-3 0 Mar 12, 1986 —- —- First McNeese State L 75 86 5,700 Burton Coliseum Lake Charles, La. Archie Miller 0-1 0 Mar 11, 1998 —- —- First Long Island W 95 92 10,665 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 16, 1998 —- —- Second Penn State L 74 77 13,409 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio BY VENUE RECORD Mar 14, 2001 —- —- First UNC Wilmington W 68 59 9,638 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Home 10-4 Mar 19, 2001 —- —- Second Richmond W 61 56 9,113 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Neutral 26-11 Mar 21, 2001 —- —- Quarterfinal Detroit L 42 59 9,307 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Road 4-6 Mar 13, 2002 —- —- Opening Detroit W 80 69 7,130 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio UD Arena 10-4 Mar 15, 2002 —- —- First Tennessee Tech L 59 68 7,760 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Madison Sq. Garden 26-11 Mar 19, 2008 —- —- First Cleveland State W 66 57 7,012 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mackey Arena 0-2 Mar 24, 2008 —- —- Second Illinois State W 55 48 8,802 Redbird Arena Normal, Ill. Assembly Hall (Illinois) 2-0 Mar 26, 2008 —- —- Quarterfinal Ohio State L 63 74 19,049 Schottenstein Center Columbus, Ohio Lloyd Noble Center 0-1 Mar 17, 2010 —- —- First Illinois State W 63 42 5,127 UD Arena Dayton., Ohio Burton Coliseum 0-1 Mar 22, 2010 —- —- Second Cincinnati W 81 66 6,479 Fifth Third Arena Cincinnati, Ohio Redbird Arena 1-0 Mar 24, 2010 —- —- Quarterfinal Illinois W 77 71 8,548 Assembly Hall Champaign, Ill. Schottenstein Center 0-1 Mar 30, 2010 —- —- Semifinal Mississippi W 68 63 11,689 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. Fifth Third Arena 1-0 April 1, 2010 —- —- Final N.C. W 79 68 9,827 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. TD Bank Arena 0-1 Mar 15,2011 —- —- First Charleston L 84 94 4,717 TD Bank Arena Charleston, S.C. Carver-Hawkeye Arena 0-1 Mar 13,2012 —- —- First Iowa L 75 84 13,190 Carver-Hawkeye Arena Iowa City, IA

The Flyers have one of the highest win totals at Madison Square Garden in the long storied history of the venue.

Dayton has won 40 games at The Garden, including 26 National Invitation Tournament games. Dayton made the NIT Final five times in the 1950s (including the 1955 Champion- ship versus Duquesne, left) before finally winning the tournament in 1962 (right, Tom Blackburn and his team after the Flyers first NIT crown.)

DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 146 UD IN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP AP RANKS TOURNEY SEED OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO DATE UD OP UD OP ROUND OPPONENT UD OP ATT VENUE CITY Mar 6, 1996 ------W4 E5 First St. Bonaventure L 60 72 7,138 Philadelphia Civic Center Philadelphia, Pa Mar 5, 1997 ------W4 E5 First St. Bonaventure L 75 81 6,011 CoreStates Spectrum Philadelphia, Pa Mar 4, 1998 ------W3 E6 First Fordham W 68 60 7,144 CoreStates Spectrum Philadelphia, Pa Mar 5, 1998 ------W3 E2 Quarterfinal Rhode Island L 70 83 9,435 CoreStates Spectrum Philadelphia, Pa Mar 3, 1999 ------W5 E4 First St. Bonaventure ot W 70 69 7,195 CoreStates Spectrum Philadelphia, Pa Mar 4, 1999 ------W5 W1 Quarterfinal George Washington L 90 100 7,881 CoreStates Spectrum Philadelphia, Pa Mar 9, 2000 ------W1 E4 Quarterfinal Saint Joseph’s W 67 64 7.779 First Union Spectrum Philadelphia, Pa Mar 10, 2000 ------W1 E2 Semifinal St. Bonaventure L 50 56 13,202 First Union Spectrum Philadelphia, Pa Mar 7, 2001 ------6 11 First Rhode Island W 85 59 6,486 First Union Spectrum Philadelphia, Pa Mar 8, 2001 ------6 3 Quarterfinal Temple L 63 76 7,034 First Union Spectrum Philadelphia, Pa Mar 6, 2002 ------W3 E6 First Rhode Island W 90 71 5,571 First Union Spectrum Philadelphia, Pa Mar 7, 2002 ------W3 E2 Quarterfinal Saint Joseph’s W 81 74 6,589 First Union Spectrum Philadelphia, Pa Mar 8, 2002 --- 24 W3 W1 Semifinal Xavier L 59 68 10,111 First Union Spectrum Philadelphia, Pa Mar 13, 2003 21 --- W2 E3 Quarterfinal Rhode Island W 74 57 10,897 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 14, 2003 21 25 W2 E1 Semifinal Saint Joseph’s W 76 73 11,648 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 15, 2003 21 --- W2 E2 Final Temple W 79 72 11,537 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 11, 2004 ------W1 W5 Quarterfinal Duquesne W 69 56 11,078 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 12, 2004 ------W1 W3 Semifinal Richmond W 58 56 11,566 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 13, 2004 ------W1 W4 Final Xavier L 49 58 13,133 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 9, 2005 ------W3 E6 First St. Bonaventure W 78 48 5,872 US Bank Arena Cincinnati, Ohio Mar 10, 2005 ------W3 E2 Quarterfinal Temple L 51 61 7,221 US Bank Arena Cincinnati, Ohio Mar 8, 2006 ------12 5 First Saint Joseph’s L 55 67 4,010 US Bank Arena Cincinnati, Ohio Mar 7, 2007 ------8 9 First Charlotte W 81 63 4,406 Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, N.J. Mar 8, 2007 ------8 1 Quarterfinal Xavier W 51 72 4,762 Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, N.J. Mar 12, 2008 ------8 9 First Saint Louis ot W 63 62 3,342 Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, N.J. Mar 13, 2008 ------8 1 Quarterfinal Xavier L 65 74 4,401 Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, N.J. Mar 12, 2009 ------3 5 Quarterfinal Richmond W 69 64 4,333 Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, N.J. Mar 13, 2009 ------3 7 Semifinal Duquesne L 66 77 6,160 Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, N.J. Mar 9, 2010 ------7 10 First George Washington W 70 60 6,930 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 12, 2010 ------7 2 Quarterfinal Xavier L 73 78 6,029 Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, N.J. Mar 8, 2011 ------9 8 First Massachusetts W 78 50 2,264 Mullins Center Amherst, Mass. Mar 11, 2011 ------9 1 Quarterfinal Xavier W 68 67 5,435 Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, N.J. Mar 12, 2011 ------9 12 Semifinal Saint Joseph’s W 64 61 8,285 Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, N.J. Mar 13, 2011 ------9 3 Final Richmond L 54 67 5,602 Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, N.J. Mar 3, 2012 ------6 10 First George Washington W 67 50 6,049 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 9, 2012 ------6 3 Quarterfinal Xavier L 69 70 5,955 Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, N.J. Mar 14, 2013 ------12 5 First Butler L 67 73 4,637 Barclays Center Brooklyn, N.Y. Mar 13, 2014 ------5 13 First Fordham W 87 74 6,823 Barclays Center Brooklyn, N.Y. Mar 14, 2014 ------5 4 Quarterfinal Saint Joseph’s L 67 70 7,308 Barclays Center Brooklyn, N.Y. Mar 13, 2015 ------2 7 Quarterfinal St. Bonaventure W 75 71 7,423 Barclays Center Brooklyn, N.Y. Mar 14, 2015 ------2 3 Semifinal Rhode Island W 56 52 8,488 Barclays Center Brooklyn, N.Y. Mar 15, 2015 ------2 5 Final VCU L 65 71 7,685 Barclays Center Brooklyn, N.Y. Mar 11, 2016 ------1 9 First Richmond W 69 54 7,509 Barclays Center Brooklyn, N.Y. Mar 12, 2016 ------1 4 Quarterfinal Saint Joseph’s L 79 82 10,489 Barclays Center Brooklyn, N.Y. Mar 10, 2017 ------1 9 First Davidson L 67 73 ----- PPG Paints Arena Pittsburgh, Pa. GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP AP RANKS TOURNEY SEED DATE UD OP UD OP ROUND OPPONENT UD OP ATT VENUE CITY Mar 10, 1994 --- 21 7 2 Quarterfinal Saint Louis L 46 80 12,219 Shoemaker Center Cincinnati, Ohio Mar 9, 1995 ------7 2 Quarterfinal Saint Louis L 62 78 9,549 Bradley Center Milwaukee, Wis. MIDWESTERN COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP AP RANKS TOURNEY SEED DATE UD OP UD OP ROUND OPPONENT UD OP ATT VENUE CITY Mar 9, 1989 ------4 5 Quarterfinal Detroit W 77 54 10,057 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 10, 1989 ------4 1 Semifinal Evansville ot L 79 84 11,238 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 8, 1990 ------2 7 Quarterfinal Detroit W 90 72 11,199 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 9, 1990 ------2 6 Semifinal Loyola/Ill. W 97 95 13,202 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 10, 1990 --- 24 2 1 Final Xavier W 98 89 13,202 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 7, 1991 ------4 5 Quarterfinal Evansville W 71 59 11,264 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 8, 1991 ------4 1 Semifinal Xavier L 71 90 12,213 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Mar 12, 1992 ------4 5 Quarterfinal Loyola/Ill. L 73 83 6,779 Riverfront Coliseum Cincinnati, Ohio Mar 11, 1993 ------7 2 Quarterfinal Evansville L 66 69 5,187 Market Square Arena Indianapolis, Ind. ATLANTIC 10 CHAMPIONSHIP BREAKDOWN AS SEEDS East #1 n/a West# 1 3-2 RECORD IN ROUNDS East #2 n/a West #2 3-0 First Round 12-5 East #3 n/a West #3 4-3 Quarterfinals 8-10 East #4 n/a West #4 0-2 Semifinals 4-3 East #5 n/a West #5 1-1 Finals 1-3 East #6 n/a West #6 n/a Total Record 25-20 1** 1-2 2** 2-1 3* 1-1 5* 1-1 VERSUS TEAMS 6* 2-2 7* 1-1 Butler 0-1 8* 2-2 9* 3-1 Charlotte 1-0 12** 0-2 Davidson 0-1 VERSUS SEEDS Duquesne 1-1 East #1 1-0 West #1 0-2 Fordham 2-0 East #2 2-3 West #2 - George Washington 2-1 East #3 1-0 West #3 1-0 La Salle 0-0 East #4 2-0 West #4 0-1 Massachusetts 1-0 East #5 0-2 West #5 1-0 Rhode Island 4-1 East #6 3-0 West #6 - Richmond 3-1 1** 2-3 2* 0-1 St. Bonaventure 3-3 3* 2-4 4*** 0-2 Saint Joseph’s 4-3 ANTHONY CORBITT and the 1990 Dayton Flyers won the Midwestern 5** 0-3 7* 1-1 Saint Louis 1-0 8* 1-0 9* 3-1 Collegiate Conference Tournament at UD Arena. Temple 1-2 10* 2-0 11* 1-0 VCU 0-1 12* 1-0 13*** 1-0 Xavier 1-6 *The A-10 had an 11-team format in 2001. **The A-10 had a 14-team format in 2006 & 2015. ***The A-10 had a 13-team format in 2014 DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 147 UD IN IN-SEASON TOURNAMENTS ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT RECORDS, BY TOURNAMENT APP TEAMS W L CHAMPS 2ND 3RD 4TH UDIT/Merrill Lynch Classic 14 4 23 5 9 2 3 --- Bluegrass Tournament 1 4 1 1 ------1 Chaminade Christmas Classic 1 8 1 2 ------1 Charleston Classic 1 8 2 1 ------Chicago Invitational Challenge 1 8 4 0 1 ------CoSIDA Classic 1 4 2 0 1 ------Dixie Classic 1 8 2 1 ------1 --- ECAC Holiday Festival 4 --- 5 6 ------2 2 Eight Team (1957, 1958, 1961) 3 8 5 4 ------2 1 Four Team (1963) 1 4 0 2 ------1 Global Sports Main Event 1 5 3 1 --- 1 ------Great Alaska Shootout 1 8 0 3 ------Hawai’i Tip-Off Tournament 1 4 0 2 ------1 Las Vegas Holiday Classic 1 7 2 2 ------1 EA Sports Maui Invitational 3 8 7 2 1 --- 2 --- National Catholic Invitational 1 4 1 1 --- 1 ------Ohio Catholic Tournament 1 8 2 1 --- 1 ------Old Spice Classic/Advocare Invitational 2 8 5 1 1 1 ------Pre-Season NIT 1 1 0 1 ------Puerto Rico Tip-Off 2 8 3 3 ------1 1 San Juan Shootout 1 8 2 1 --- 1 ------Sugar Bowl Tournament 1 4 1 1 --- 1 ------Wooden Legacy Classic 1 8 2 1 ------United Airlines Classic 1 4 1 1 ------1 --- University of Kentucky Invitational Tournament 5 4 4 6 1 --- 2 3

ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT RECORDS, BY YEAR YEAR TOURNAMENT VENUE LOCATION TEAMS UD FINISH UD RECORD 1949 National Catholic Invitational --- Denver, Colorado Four Second 1-1 1950 Ohio Catholic Tournament --- Cleveland, Ohio Eight Second 2-1 1955 University of Kentucky Invitational Tournament Memorial Coliseum Lexington, Kentucky Four Champions 2-0 1956 University of Kentucky Invitational Tournament Memorial Coliseum Lexington, Kentucky Four Fourth 0-2 1956 Bluegrass Tournament Freedom Hall Louisville, Kentucky Four Second 1-1 1957 ECAC Holiday Festival Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. Eight Third 2-1 1958 ECAC Holiday Festival Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. Eight Fourth 1-2 1959 Dixie Classic Reynolds Coliseum Raleigh, N.C. Eight Third 2-1 1961 ECAC Holiday Festival Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. Eight Third 2-1 1963 ECAC Holiday Festival Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. Four Fourth 0-2 1964 University of Kentucky Invitational Tournament Memorial Coliseum Lexington, Kentucky Four Third 1-1 1965 Sugar Bowl Tournament Loyola Fieldhouse New Orleans, Louisiana Four Second 1-1 1967 University of Kentucky Invitational Tournament Memorial Coliseum Lexington, Kentucky Four Fourth 0-2 1969 University of Kentucky Invitational Tournament Memorial Coliseum Lexington, Kentucky Four Third 1-1 1972 UD Invitational Tournament UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Four Second 1-1 1973 UD Invitational Tournament UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Four Champions 2-0 1974 UD Invitational Tournament UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Four Third 1-1 1975 UD Invitational Tournament UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Four Third 1-1 1976 UD Invitational Tournament UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Four Third 1-1 1977 UD Invitational Tournament UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Four Champions 2-0 1978 UD Invitational Tournament UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Four Champions 2-0 1979 UD Invitational Tournament UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Four Second 1-1 1980 UD Invitational Tournament UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Four Champions 2-0 1981 UD Invitational Tournament UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Four Champions 2-0 1982 UD Invitational Tournament UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Four Champions 2-0 1983 UD Invitational/Merrill Lynch Classic UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Four Champions 2-0 1984 UD Invitational/Merrill Lynch Classic UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Four Champions 2-0 1985 Preseason National Invitation Tournament Riverfront Coliseum Cincinnati, Ohio Eight 1st Round 0-1 1985 UD Invitational/Merrill Lynch Classic UD Arena Dayton, Ohio Four Champions 2-0 1987 Chaminade Christmas Classic McCabe Gymnasium Honolulu, Hawai’i Eight Fourth 2-1 1991 Hawai’i Tip-Off Tournament Blaisdell Arena Honolulu, Hawai’i Four Fourth 0-2 1992 Great Alaska Shootout Sullivan Arena Anchorage, Alaska Eight Eighth 0-3 1995 United Airlines Classic Special Events Center Honolulu, Hawai’i Four Third 1-1 1997 San Juan Shootout Caguas Municipal Center Caguas, Puerto Rico Eight Second 2-1 1999 CoSIDA Classic The Pit Albuquerque, N.M. Four Champions 2-0 2000 EA Sports Maui Invitational Lahaina Civic Center Lahaina, Hawai’i Eight Third 2-1 2003 EA Sports Maui Invitational Lahaina Civic Center Lahaina, Hawai’i Eight Champions 3-0 2005 Las Vegas Holiday Classic UD Arena/Valley High School Dayton, Ohio/Las Vegas, Nevada Seven Fourth 2-2 2008 Chicago Invitational Challenge UD Arena/Sears Centre Dayton, Ohio/Hoffman Estates, Ill. Eight Champions 4-0 2009 Puerto Rico Tip-Off Coliseo de Puerto Rico San Juan, Puerto Rico Eight Fourth 1-2 2010 Global Sports Main Event UD Arena/US Bank Arena Dayton, Ohio/Cincinnati, Ohio Five Second 3-1 2011 Old Spice Classic HP Field House Lake Buena Vista, Florida Eight Champions 3-0 2012 Charleston Classic TD Bank Arena Charleston, South Carolina Eight Fifth 2-1 2013 EA Sports Maui Invitational Lahaina Civic Center Lahaina, Hawai’i Eight Third 2-1 2014 Puerto Rico Tip-Off Coliseo de Roberto Clemente San Juan, Puerto Rico Eight Third 2-1 2015 Advocare Invitational HP Field House Lake Buena Vista, Florida Eight Second 2-1 2016 Wooden Legacy Classic Titan Gym/Honda Center Fullerton/Anaheim, California Eight Fifth 2-1

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BEGINNING IN 1949-50 SEASON, THE ALL TIME RECORDS BY VENUE, SINCE 1947 FLYERS HAVE PLAYED 2,053 GAMES IN 40 ARENA CITY W L LAST ARENA CITY W L LAST OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO STATES AS WELL AS WASHINGTON, D.C., A.J. Palumbo Center Pittsburgh, Pa. 9 5 2012 McCabe Gym Honolulu, Hawaii 0 2 1987 Allstate Arena Rosemont, Ill. 7 9 2004 McCamish Pavilion Atlanta, Ga. 1 0 2013 AND PUERTO RICO Alumni Coliseum Richmond, Ky. 8 4 1995 McGaw Hall Evanston, Ill. 2 0 1967 Alumni Gym Knoxville, Tenn. 1 0 1949 McGonigle Hall Philadelphia, Pa. 0 1 1997 STATE/CITY/SELECTED VENUES RECORD Alumni Hall Chicago, Ill. 14 12 1981 McKale Center Tuscon, Ariz. 0 3 2000 Alaska 0-3 Alumni Hall Jamaica, N.Y. 0 1 1973 MECCA Arena Milwaukee, Wis. 1 9 1999 Alabama 2-2 Alumni Fieldhouse Philadelphia, Pa. 2 4 2007 Memorial Auditorium Buffalo, N.Y. 7 2 1982 Arizona 0-3 Anderson Arena Bowling Green, Ohio 1 0 1970 Memorial Building Detroit, Mich. 4 2 1969 Arkansas 0-1 Arena Auditorium Laramie, Wyo. 0 1 2004 Memorial Coliseum Lexington, Ky. 6 8 1969 Armory Fieldhouse Cincinnati, Ohio 4 4 1973 Memorial Fieldhouse Memphis, Tenn. 2 1 1963 California 4-9 Assembly Hall Champaign, Ill. 2 0 2010 Memorial Gym Kent, Ohio 2 1 1972 Colorado 0-1 Auditorium Gym Piscataway, N.J. 0 1 1953 Memorial Gymnasium Nashville, Tenn. 1 2 2016 Florida 12-7 Autry Gym Houston, Texas 1 0 1969 Men’s Gymnasium Athens, Ohio 2 0 1951 Georgia 1-0 Bankers Life Fieldhouse Indianapolis, Ind. 0 1 2017 Metrodome Minneapolis, MN 1 1 2009 Hawai’i 9-7 Barclays Center Brooklyn, N.Y. 4 4 2016 Miami Arena Miami, Fla. 0 1 1989 Bayfront Center Tallahassee, Fla. 0 1 1977 Miami Beach Convention Hall Miami, Fla. 1 0 1967 Iowa 0-5 Belk Arena Davidson, N.C. 1 1 2017 Mid-South Coliseum Memphis, Tenn. 2 2 1979 Idaho 1-0 Blaisdell Arena Honolulu, Hawai’i 0 2 1991 Millett Hall Oxford, Ohio 14 19 2014 Illinois 35-32 Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, N.J. 5 6 2012 Moody Coliseum Dallas, Texas 0 1 2006 Chicago 31-29 Bradley Center Milwaukee, Wis. 1 6 2001 Mulcahy Center New Rochelle, N.Y. 1 0 1981 Allstate Arena 7-9 Brendan Byrne Arena East Rutherford, N.J. 0 1 1986 Mullins Center Amherst, Mass. 4 8 2017 Chicago Stadium 5-2 Breslin Center East Lansing, Mich. 0 1 1992 Nationwide Arena Columbus, Ohio 1 1 2015 Bud Walton Arena Fayettville, Ark. 0 1 2014 New Gym Murray, Ky. 1 0 1955 Indiana 7-30 Burton Coliseum Lake Charles, La. 0 1 1986 Niagara Falls Conv. Center Nigara Falls, N.Y. 0 1 1986 Indianapolis 5-7 Caguas Municipal Complex San Juan, P.R. 2 1 1997 Norfolk Scope Norfolk, Va. 0 2 1985 South Bend 0-17 Calihan Hall Detroit, Mich. 4 7 1995 Nutter Center Fairborn, Ohio 1 2 1997 Kentucky 37-46 Cameron Indoor Stadium Durham, N.C. 0 2 2002 Oakwood High Oakwood, Ohio 0 1 1949 Bowling Green 6-8 Campus Gym Pittsburgh, Pa. 2 4 1960 Olean Armory Olean, N.Y. 0 1 1948 Campus Gymnasium Huntington, W.Va. 1 3 1950 Omaha Civic Auditorium Omaha, Neb. 2 1 1986 Lexington 6-7 Carolina Coliseum Columbia, S.C. 0 1 1974 Patriot Center Fairfax, Va. 3 1 2016 Louisville 13-22 Carver Arena Peoria, Ill. 1 2 1990 Pauley Pavilion Los Angeles, Calif. 1 2 1984 Freedom Hall 9-19 Cassell Coliseum Blacksburg, Va. 0 5 2000 Paulumbo Center Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 0 2016 Richmond 10-6 Centennial Hall Toledo, Ohio 2 2 2008 Petersen Events Center Pittsburgh, Pa. 0 1 2006 Louisiana 9-4 CFSB Center Murray, Ky. 0 1 2011 Philadelphia Civic Center Philadelphia, Pa. 2 0 1996 Chaifetz Arena St. Louis, Mo 5 4 2017 Pitt Field House Pittsburgh, Pa. 2 1 1961 New Orleans 9-3 Charlotte Coliseum Charlotte, N.C. 0 1 1972 Pittsburgh Civic Arena Pittsburgh, Pa. 3 2 1982 Massachusetts 5-9 Chicago Stadium Chicago, Ill. 5 2 1973 PPG Paints Arena Pittsburgh, Pa. 2 3 2017 Maryland 0-1 Cincinnati Gardens Cincinnati, Ohio 11 28 2000 Providence Civic Center Providence, R.I. 2 1 1984 Michigan 12-16 Cintas Center Cincinnati, Ohio 0 13 2013 Prudential Center Newark, N.J. 1 0 2010 Detroit 11-10 Circle Pavilion Chicago, Ill. 2 0 1984 Redbird Arena Normal, Ill. 1 2 2013 Cleveland Arena Cleveland, Ohio 1 1 1950 Qwest Center Omaha, NE 0 2 2009 Minnesota 1-2 Cobo Arena Detroit, Mich. 3 1 1993 Reilly Center St. Bonaventure, N.Y. 8 5 2017 Missouri 12-15 Cole Fieldhouse College Park, Md. 0 1 1984 Reynolds Coliseum Raleigh, N.C. 2 1 1959 Saint Louis 12-14 Coleman Coliseum Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2 0 2017 Richmond Coliseum Richmond, Va. 0 2 1986 Mississippi 3-0 Coliseo de Puerto Rico San Juan, P.R. 1 2 2009 Roberts Stadium Evansville, Ind. 1 4 1992 Nebraska 2-3 Coliseo de Roberto Clemente San Juan, P.R. 2 1 2015 Robins Center Richmond, Va. 3 7 2016 Colorado EC&C Boulder, Colo. 0 1 1987 Rose Hill Gymnasium Bronx, N.Y. 10 3 2017 Nevada 0-2 Conseco Fieldhouse Indianapolis, Ind. 1 0 2001 Ryan Center Kingston, R.I. 4 6 2017 New Jersey 7-8 Constant Convocation Center Norfolk, Va. 1 1 2010 San Jose Civic Auditorium San Jose, Calif. 0 1 1972 New Mexico 2-1 Crisler Arena Ann Arbor, Mich. 0 5 1983 Scottrade Center St. Louis, Mo. 4 5 2016 New York 70-43 Convocation Center Cleveland, Ohio 0 1 1999 Schmidlapp Center Cincinnati, Ohio 0 1 1948 Buffalo 10-6 Daniel-Meyer Coliseum Fort Worth, Texas 0 1 1969 Schmidt Fieldhouse Cincinnati, Ohio 13 7 1980 DCU Center Worcester, Mass. 1 0 2007 Schottenstein Center Columbus, Ohio 0 1 2008 New York 56-31 Dean E. Smith Center Chapel Hill, N.C. 0 1 2006 Sears Centre Hoffman Estates, Ill. 2 0 2009 Madison Sq. Garden 40-24 Drake Fieldhouse Des Moines, Iowa 0 1 1960 Seton Hall Gym Piscataway, N.J. 1 1 1954 North Carolina 5-8 E.A. Diddle Arena Bowling Green, Ky. 5 7 1988 Siegel Center Richmond, Va. 1 1 2017 Ohio 967-354 Erwin Center Austin, Texas 1 1 1990 Smith Center Washington, D.C. 2 12 2017 Cincinnati 34-67 Fairgrounds Coliseum Dayton, Ohio 17 7 1950 South High Youngstown, Ohio 0 1 1951 FedExForum Memphis, Tenn. 1 1 2014 Special Events Center Baton Rouge, La. 3 0 1995 Cincinnati Gardens 11-28 Fieldhouse Hattiesburg, Miss. 1 0 1951 Spectrum Philadelphia, Pa. 6 9 2002 US Bank Arena 3-11 Fifth Third Arena Cincinnati, Ohio 2 7 2010 Spokane Arena Spokane, Wash. 0 1 2003 Shoemaker Center 1-7 Firestone Fieldhouse Malibu, Calif. 1 1 2003 St. John Arena Columbus, Ohio 1 1 1987 Cintas Center 0-13 First Niagara Center Buffalo, N.Y. 2 1 2014 St. Louis Arena St. Louis, Mo. 1 0 1968 Cleveland 4-3 Freedom Hall Louisville, Ky. 9 19 2007 Stuart Siegel Center Richmond, Va. 1 1 2015 Gallagher Center Niagara Falls, N.Y. 0 2 1992 Student Center Buffalo, N.Y. 0 1 1967 Columbus 2-3 Galen Center Los Angeles, Calif. 0 1 2012 Sullivan Arena Anchorage, Alaska 0 2 1992 Nationwide Arena 1-1 Gola Arena Philadelphia, Pa. 7 6 2016 Tad Smith Coliseum Oxford, Miss. 2 0 2014 Dayton 868-233 Gund Arena Cleveland, Ohio 1 1 1998 TD Bank Arena Charleston, S.C. 2 2 2012 UD Arena 609-203 H&PE Center New Orleans, La. 0 1 1978 The Armory Louisville, Ky. 5 5 1957 UD Fieldhouse 256-33 HP Field House Lake Bueno Vista, Fla. 5 1 2016 The Palestra Philadelphia, Pa. 6 5 1993 Hagan Arena Philadelphia, Pa 0 4 2016 The Pit Albuquerque, N.M. 2 1 2010 Fairgrounds Colisuem 17-7 Halton Arena Charlotte, NC 2 3 2013 The Pyramid Memphis, Tenn. 0 2 1995 Oxford 26-26 Hearnes Center Columbia, Mo. 0 1 1983 Thompson-Boling Arena Knoxville, Tenn. 0 1 1992 Toledo 8-4 Hilton Coliseum Ames, Iowa 0 1 1987 Titan Gym Fullerton, Calif. 1 1 2017 Oklahoma 0-1 Hinkle Fieldhouse Indianapolis, Ind 4 5 1993 Toledo Field House Toledo, Ohio 6 4 1961 Pennsylvania 38-59 Hofheinz Pavilion Houston, Texas 0 2 1975 Tully Gym Tallahassee, Fla. 0 1 1969 Honda Center Anaheim, Calif. 1 0 2017 UAB Arena Birmingham, Ala. 0 2 1994 Philadelphia 24-35 International Amphitheater Chicago, Ill. 1 1 1989 UD Arena Dayton, Ohio 609 203 2017 Wells Fargo Center 6-9 Iowa Field House Iowa City, Iowa 0 2 1966 UD Fieldhouse Dayton, Ohio 256 33 1968 The Palestra 7-4 J.W. Carr Health Building Murray, Ky. 0 1 1952 UNIDome Cedar Falls, Iowa 0 1 1988 Pittsburgh 19-16 James Rhodes Arena Akron, Ohio 1 0 2008 United Center Chicago, Ill. 0 1 2017 Puerto Rico 5-4 Joyce ACC South Bend, Ind. 0 17 1994 University Gym Bowling Green, Ohio 1 2 1954 Keaney Gymnasium Kingston, R.I. 1 2 2001 University Hall Charlottesville, Va. 0 1 1987 Rhode Island 7-9 Kiel Auditorium St. Louis, Mo. 2 7 1991 USF Sun Dome Tampa, Fla. 1 0 1984 South Carolina 2-3 Knight Center Miami, Fla. 1 0 1987 US Bank Arena Cincinnati, Ohio 4 11 2010 Tennessee 8-9 Lahaina Civic Center Lahaina, Hawai’i 7 2 2013 Valley High School Las Vegas, NV 0 2 2005 Texas 2-6 Lakeland Center Tampa, Fla. 1 1 1976 War Memorial Gym San Francisco, Calif. 0 1 1980 Utah 2-0 Liacouras Center Philadelphia, Pa. 3 4 2012 Weaver Health Building Richmond, Ky. 2 2 1953 Virginia 7-21 Lloyd Noble Center Norman, Okla. 0 1 1982 Welsh-Ryan Arena Chicago, Ill. 0 1 1998 Louisiana Superdome New Orleans, La. 1 0 1979 Western Fieldhouse Bowing Green, Ky. 1 1 1955 Washington 0-3 Loyola Fieldhouse New Orleans, La. 0 2 1965 Williams Arena Minneapolis, Minn. 0 1 1981 Wisconsin 2-15 Mackey Arena West LaFayette, Ind. 0 2 1981 Withrow Court Oxford, Ohio 13 7 1986 West Virginia 0-1 Madison Sq. Garden New York, N.Y. 40 24 2010 Wyoming 0-1 Manley Fieldhouse Syracuse, N.Y. 0 1 1975 Washington, D.C. 3-13 Market Square Arena Indianapolis, IN 0 1 1993 Mass Mutual Center Springfield, Mass. 0 1 2009

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ATLANTIC 10 241 156 BIG TEN 13 37 MID-AMERICAN 167 112 Loyola/Md 3 0 NON-DIVISION I 267 157 Davidson 2 5 Illinois 3 4 Akron 11 2 Navy 1 0 Adrian 1 1 Duquesne 51 22 Iowa 1 2 Ball State 5 1 Arkansas-Monticello 1 0 Fordham 29 5 Maryland 2 2 Bowling Green 16 8 SOUTHEASTERN 25 16 Brooklyn 2 0 George Mason 7 1 Michigan 0 11 Buffalo 0 1 Alabama 4 1 Anchorage 0 1 George Washington 16 17 Michigan State 0 2 Central Michigan 4 0 Arkansas 1 2 Anderson 5 1 La Salle 28 15 Minnesota 1 2 Eastern Michigan 4 0 Auburn 4 0 Arkansas-Monticello 1 0 Massachusetts 12 12 Nebraska 0 1 Kent State 9 1 Florida 0 1 Antioch 11 3 Rhode Island 18 14 Northwestern 2 2 Miami/Ohio 71 61 Georgia 1 0 Ashland 5 2 Richmond 17 9 Ohio State 4 6 Northern Illinois 2 0 Kentucky 2 3 Baldwin-Wallace 15 6 St. Bonaventure 23 10 Penn State 0 1 Ohio 12 20 Louisiana State 2 0 Berea 3 0 Saint Joseph’s 21 18 Purdue 1 3 Toledo 32 18 Mississippi 4 0 Biscayne 6 2 Saint Louis 32 25 Wisconsin 0 1 Western Michigan 1 0 Mississippi State 0 1 Bliss 2 2 Virginia Commonwealth 4 7 South Carolina 0 2 Bluffton 2 1 BIG XII 7 10 MID-EASTERN 18 1 Tennessee 3 2 Cal-Hayward 1 0 AMERICAN ATHLETIC 73 96 Baylor 0 1 Bethune-Cookman 2 0 Texas A & M 2 0 Cal Poly-Pomona 3 0 Central Florida 2 0 Iowa State 0 2 Coppin State 3 0 Vanderbilt 2 4 Cal State-LA 1 0 Cincinnati 31 60 Kansas 1 1 Delaware State 5 0 Capital 13 8 Connecticut 2 0 Kansas State 0 1 Florida A&M 3 0 SOUTHERN 26 4 Cedarville 23 5 East Carolina 3 0 Oklahoma 1 3 Hampton 1 0 Chattanooga 8 3 Central Missouri 1 1 Houston 3 4 Oklahoma State 2 0 Howard 1 1 Citadel 2 0 Central State 4 0 Memphis 12 7 Texas Tech 0 1 N.C. A&T 1 0 East Tennessee State 2 1 Chaminade 1 0 South Florida 4 2 West Virginia 3 1 Savannah State 1 0 Furman 3 0 Charleston South Carolina State 1 0 Southern Methodist 1 2 Mercer 1 0 (WVa)(Morris Harvey) 3 0 Temple 12 17 BIG WEST 2 1 Samford 1 0 Christian Brothers 1 0 Tulane 1 0 Hawai’i 1 1 MISSOURI VALLEY 49 40 UNC Greensboro 1 0 Defiance 8 4 Tulsa 0 2 UC Davis 1 0 Bradley 2 9 Western Carolina 2 0 Denison 5 8 Wichita State 2 1 Drake 2 1 Wofford 2 0 DePauw 1 0 COLONIAL 11 2 Evansville 7 9 Virginia Military 4 0 Earlham 3 10 AMERICA EAST 2 0 Charleston 0 1 Illinois State 4 3 Gannon 1 0 Maryland-Baltimore Co. 1 0 Drexel 2 0 Loyola/Ill 33 15 SOUTHLAND 9 3 Georgetown (Ky.) 0 1 Vermont 1 0 Hofstra 1 0 Northern Iowa 1 2 Lamar 2 0 Griffin College 1 0 UNC Wilmington 3 0 Valparaiso 0 1 McNeese State 2 1 Gustavus Adolphus 5 0 ATLANTIC COAST 68 92 Towson 4 1 New Orleans 4 2 Hamline 1 1 Boston College 2 0 William & Mary 1 0 MOUNTAIN WEST 8 4 Northwestern State 1 0 Haskell 1 1 Clemson 1 0 Boise State 1 0 Heidelberg 4 3 Duke 1 5 CONFERENCE USA 44 53 Colorado State 0 1 SOUTHWESTERN 15 3 Huntington 5 1 Florida State 3 3 UAB 1 5 New Mexico 3 2 Alabama State 1 0 Indiana Tech 1 0 Georgia Tech 4 0 Charlotte 8 4 San Diego State 2 0 Alcorn State 1 0 John Carroll 9 6 Louisville 27 39 Florida Atlantic 1 0 Utah State 1 0 Grambling 2 0 Kentucky Wesleyan 2 0 Miami/Fla 7 1 Florida International 1 0 Wyoming 1 1 Mississippi Valley 2 0 Kenyon 3 2 North Carolina 1 1 Louisiana Tech 1 0 Prairie View A & M 3 0 Lawrence 1 0 N.C. State 1 0 Marshall 8 22 NORTHEAST 21 2 Southern 2 3 Loras 1 0 Notre Dame 13 28 Middle Tennessee 1 0 Central Connecticut 2 0 Texas Southern 4 0 Loyola/La. 16 1 Pittsburgh 1 1 Old Dominion 6 5 Fairleigh Dickinson 1 0 Manchester 4 0 Syracuse 2 2 Rice 3 1 Long Island (LIU Brooklyn) 5 1 Virginia 0 2 Southern Mississippi 2 0 Mount St Mary’s 3 0 SUMMIT 2 2 Marietta 2 1 Virginia Tech 5 8 Western Kentucky 14 14 St. Francis/NY 3 0 IPFW 1 0 Missouri St. Louis 0 1 Wake Forest 2 2 St. Francis/Pa 6 1 Western Illinois 1 2 Mount Union 1 5 HORIZON LEAGUE 20 38 Wagner 1 0 Muskingum 7 7 ATLANTIC SUN 5 0 Cleveland State 3 3 SUN BELT 7 2 N. Jersey City Jacksonville 1 0 Detroit 34 27 OHIO VALLEY 55 13 Appalachian State 1 0 (Jersey City St) 1 0 North Florida 1 0 Illinois-Chicago 2 0 Austin Peay 4 0 Arkansas State 1 0 New York University 3 0 South Carolina Upstate 1 0 IUPUI 2 0 Eastern Illinois 1 0 Coastal Carolina 2 0 Northern Michigan 2 0 Stetson 2 0 Northern Kentucky 1 0 Eastern Kentucky 33 9 La.-Lafayette (SW La.) 1 2 Ohio Northern 4 2 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1 0 Morehead State 8 0 La.-Monroe (NE La.) 2 0 Ohio Wesleyan 7 15 BIG EAST 174 166 Wright State 5 3 Murray State 7 3 Oklahoma City 1 0 Butler 10 13 Youngstown State 2 3 Southeast Missouri State 1 0 WEST COAST 24 6 Otterbein 8 2 Creighton 7 4 Tennesee Tech 1 1 Brigham Young 0 2 Regis 2 0 DePaul 35 34 IVY LEAGUE 13 0 Gonzaga 1 0 Roanoke 1 0 Georgetown 1 2 Brown 1 0 PACIFIC 12 14 12 Loyola Marymount 5 0 Saginaw Valley State 1 0 Marquette 14 21 Columbia 1 0 Arizona 1 2 Pacific 2 0 St. Benedict 0 1 Providence 6 2 Cornell 1 0 Arizona State 4 0 Pepperdine 4 1 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 5 0 Seton Hall 7 4 Dartmouth 2 0 California 3 1 Portland 8 0 St. Mary’s (Texas) 1 0 St. John’s 5 5 Harvard 2 0 Colorado 1 2 St. Mary’s/Calif 1 1 Scranton 0 1 Villanova 5 5 Pennsylvania 1 0 Oregon 1 0 San Diego 1 0 Tampa 4 0 Xavier 84 76 Princeton 2 0 Southern California 0 2 San Francisco 1 1 Thiel 0 1 Yale 3 0 Stanford 1 0 Santa Clara 1 1 Villa Madonna 1 0 BIG SKY 2 3 UCLA 0 4 Wabash 0 2 Idaho 1 0 METRO ATLANTIC 41 11 Utah 1 1 WESTERN ATHLETIC 8 3 Washington & Lee 1 0 Idaho State 1 0 Canisius 18 2 Washington 1 0 Chicago State 2 0 Western Reserve 2 3 Montana State 0 1 Fairfield 3 0 Washington State 1 0 N.M. State 2 0 Wilmington 19 17 Southern Utah 0 1 Iona 5 1 Seattle 4 3 Wittenberg 16 27 Weber State 0 1 Manhattan 3 0 PATRIOT 16 1 Wooster 0 1 Monmouth 1 0 American 1 0 BIG SOUTH 6 0 Niagara 5 7 Army 2 0 High Point 1 0 Rider 2 0 Boston 2 0 Presbyterian 1 0 St Peter’s 3 1 Bucknell 1 0 Winthrop 4 0 Siena 1 0 Colgate 1 0 Holy Cross 3 1 Lafayette 1 0 Lehigh 1 0 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 150 ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS

AKRON 11-2 Nov 23, 2008 UD Arena CIC W 78 38 12,687 CALIFORNIA (CAL; CAL-BERKLEY) 3-1 1936-37 Akron L 25 31 --- Dec 28, 1957 MSG ot ECAC L 55 60 11,023 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO 1946-47 Goodyear Gymnasium L 48 57 --- BOISE STATE 1-0 Dec 22, 1973 UD Arena UDIT W 66 62 11,512 Nov 30, 1963 UD Fieldhouse W 85 64 5,808 MAR 18, 2015 UD Arena NCAA W 56 55 12,592 Dec 28, 1985 UD Arena 1ot W 59 53 12,080 Jan 2, 1965 UD Fieldhouse W 78 65 5,808 Nov 27, 2013 Lahaina Civic Center MAUI W 82 64 2,400 Dec 16, 1972 UD Arena W 74 66 11,579 Dec 28, 1974 UD Arena W 73 72 11,254 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 2-0 Feb 21, 1976 UD Arena W 71 66 10,837 Dec 29, 2009 UD Arena W 74 60 13,435 CANISIUS 18-2 Feb 8, 1978 UD Arena W 91 52 10,358 Dec 20, 2014 UD Arena W 78 62 12,326 Feb 8, 1953 UD Fieldhouse W 70 43 5,808 Feb 10, 1982 UD Arena W 65 53 9,551 Nov 28, 1953 Memorial Auditorium W 79 63 --- Dec 23, 2004 UD Arena W 77 66 12,329 BOSTON COLLEGE 2-0 Jan 5, 1955 UD Fieldhouse W 68 54 5,808 Jan 2, 2008 UD Arena 2ot W 83 81 12,329 Nov 16, 2012 TD Bank Arena CC W 87 71 3,177 Jan 14, 1956 Memorial Auditorium W 82 73 --- Dec 6, 2008 Rhodes Arena W 54 50 4,059 Nov 23, 2014 Coliseo Roberto Clemente PRT W 65 53 8,002 Jan 8, 1957 UD Fieldhouse W 65 58 5,808 Nov 16, 2010 UD Arena W 76 68 12,377 Jan 11, 1958 Memorial Auditorium W 47 43 --- Jan 28, 1959 UD Fieldhouse W 67 54 5,808 ALABAMA 4-1 BOWLING GREEN 16-8 Dec 23, 1972 UD Arena UDIT L 76 77 12,217 1923-24 Bowling Green W 30 24 --- Jan 9, 1960 Memorial Auditorium W 73 63 5,808 Dec 7, 2011 UD Arena W 74 62 13,102 1923-24 Dayton W 31 15 --- Jan 4, 1961 UD Fieldhouse W 86 63 5,808 Dec 5, 2012 Coleman Coliseum W 81 76 11,460 1924-25 Bowling Green W 30 15 --- Jan 6, 1962 Memorial Auditorium L 68 78 --- Nov 17, 2015 UD Arena W 80 48 12,118 1926-27 Dayton W 27 26 --- Mar 6, 1963 UD Fieldhouse W 75 64 5,808 Nov 15, 2016 Coleman Coliseum W 77 72 10,834 1926-27 Bowling Green W 38 37 --- Dec 14, 1963 Memorial Auditorium W 67 65 --- 1927-28 Bowling Green L 30 31 --- Jan 27, 1965 UD Fieldhouse W 88 72 5,808 ALABAMA A&M 1-0 1927-28 unknown W 45 28 --- Dec 18, 1965 Memorial Auditorium W 70 67 --- Nov 14, 2014 UD Arena W 76 52 12,732 1932-33 Bowling Green L 22 51 --- Jan 25, 1967 UD Fieldhouse W 83 59 5,882 ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM (UAB) 1-5 1942-43 Dayton W 44 24 --- Feb 24, 1968 Memorial Auditorium W 82 64 4,110 Nov 27, 1992 Sullivan Arena GAS L 67 80 4,641 1945-46 Bowling Green L 37 68 --- Feb 18, 1981 UD Arena W 78 56 9,281 Jan 30, 1994 UD Arena L 52 60 10,046 1946-47 Dayton L 50 67 --- Feb 27, 1982 Memorial Auditorium L 76 81 4,112 Mar 3, 1994 UAB Arena L 53 84 5,348 Feb 6, 1948 at Bowling Green L 68 71 --- Feb 8, 1985 UD Arena W 60 52 13,455 Jan 12, 1995 UAB Arena L 56 75 4,917 Feb 19, 1949 Oakwood High L 38 56 --- Feb 15, 1986 Niagara Falls Conv. Cent. ot W 69 68 4,200 Mar 2, 1995 UD Arena L 55 57 10,196 Jan 24, 1950 University Gym L 56 81 --- Jan 5, 2013 UD Arena W 78 71 12,455 Dec 6, 1950 UD Fieldhouse W 57 45 5,808 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 2-0 Feb 12, 1952 University Gym W 70 68 --- Dec 27, 1993 UD Arena W 118 60 10,378 ALABAMA STATE 1-0 Feb 26, 1953 UD Fieldhouse W 81 56 5,808 Dec 7, 2010 UD Arena W 63 61 12,063 Dec 20, 1996 UD Arena W 81 50 10,684 Feb 25, 1954 University Gym L 73 107 --- ALCORN STATE 1-0 Dec 11, 1954 UD Fieldhouse W 109 39 5,808 CENTRAL FLORIDA (FLORIDA TECH) 2-0 Feb 7, 1981 UD Arena W 94 69 10,368 Dec 7, 1968 UD Fieldhouse W 81 60 5,882 Dec 17, 1984 UD Arena W 71 61 9,018 Dec 6, 1969 UD Arena W 72 70 13,450 Dec 3, 1988 UD Arena W 109 77 11,041 AMERICAN 1-0 Dec 5, 1970 Anderson Arena W 72 70 5,378 Dec 19, 2007 UD Arena W 63 56 12,508 Dec 1, 1971 UD Arena W 87 78 13,271 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 4-0 Dec 9, 2014 UD Arena W 56 52 12,105 Nov 21, 2001 UD Arena W 81 65 12,643 APPALACHIAN STATE 1-0 Dec 21, 2009 UD Arena W 65 49 13,435 Nov 24, 2003 Lahaina Civic Center MAUI W 82 63 2,5000 BRADLEY 2-9 Dec 7, 2005 UD Arena W 61 36 12,018 Jan 21, 1941 Bradley L 35 45 --- ARIZONA 1-2 Dec 14, 2013 UD Arena W 84 58 12,153 Feb 8 1946 Bradley L 42 87 --- Mar 13, 1951 MSG NIT W 74 68 9,630 Jan 30, 1947 Bradley L 41 81 --- Nov 29, 1991 Blaisdell Arena HTT L 68 84 1,500 CHARLESTON 0-1 Jan 17, 1948 Bradley L 46 79 --- Nov 21, 2000 Lahina Civic Center MAUI L 59 76 2,500 Mar 15, 2011 TD Bank Arena NIT L 84 94 4,717 Mar 15, 1960 MSG NIT L 64 78 16,345 ARIZONA STATE 4-0 Jan 13, 1986 UD Arena ot L 77 79 11,371 Jan 1, 1950 Fairgrounds Coliseum W 66 51 --- Feb 9, 1987 Carver Arena L 79 90 8,292 CHARLOTTE (UNC CHARLOTTE) 8-4 Dec 30, 1950 UD Fieldhouse W 94 68 5,808 Dec 30, 1987 UD Arena L 80 97 12,674 Jan 5, 1978 UD Arena W 61 55 11,115 Dec 26, 1953 UD Fieldhouse W 93 65 5,808 Dec 29, 1988 Carver Arena L 86 104 9,470 Jan 7, 2006 UD Arena L 65 73 12,098 Dec 5, 1959 UD Fieldhouse W 89 50 5,808 Dec 30, 1989 UD Arena W 98 61 12,103 Feb 4, 2006 Halton Arena L 49 62 9,105 Dec 22, 1990 Carver Arena W 91 81 7,309 Jan 4, 2007 UD Arena W 66 63 11,655 ARKANSAS 1-2 Jan 17, 2007 Halton Arena L 59 80 6,378 Mar 18, 1990 Erwin Center NCAA L 84 86 15,884 BRIGHAM YOUNG (BYU) 0-2 Mar 7, 2007 Boardwalk Hall A10 W 81 63 4,406 Dec 13, 2014 Bud Walton Arena L 55 69 15,313 Feb 6, 2008 UD Arena W 69 64 12,110 Dec 30, 2015 UD Arena ot W 85 81 13,455 Mar 17, 1951 MSG NIT L 43 62 18,379 Jan 3, 1959 UD Fieldhouse L 62 70 5,808 Feb 8, 2009 Halton Arena L 66 79 5,939 ARKANSAS STATE 1-0 Feb 10, 2010 UD Arena W 75 47 12,716 Nov10, 2012 UD Arena W 74 61 12,547 BROWN 1-0 Feb 16, 2011 Halton Arena W 69 51 5,140 Dec 28, 1984 UD Arena UDIT W 88 65 10,527 Feb 15, 2012 UD Arena W 75 65 12,124 ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO 1-0 Feb 27, 2013 Halton Arena W 88 67 5,113 Dec 17, 2005 UD Arena LVHC W 63 46 11,725 BUCKNELL 1-0 ARMY 2-0 Nov 26, 1988 UD Arena W 69 68 10,845 Dec 23, 1964 UD Fieldhouse W 41 33 5,808 Dec 29, 1982 UD Arena UDIT W 73 52 10,312 BUFFALO 0-1 Nov 30, 2011 UD Arena L 55 84 12,215 AUBURN -0 Dec 29, 1965 Loyola Fieldhouse SBT W 85 71 5,000 BUTLER 10-13 Dec 18, 1972 UD Arena W 106 63 11,899 1924-25 Dayton L 22 28 --- Nov 27, 2008 Sears Centre ot CIC W 60 59 3,087 1925-26 Butler L 12 44 --- Nov 18, 2012 TD Bank Arena CC W 73 63 4,262 Jan 3, 1979 UD Arena W 73 61 10,257 Feb 6, 1980 Hinkle Fieldhouse L 61 62 6,790 AUSTIN PEAY 4-0 Feb 4, 1981 UD Arena W 68 64 9,231 Nov 23, 1991 UD Arena W 101 94 11,525 Feb 3, 1982 Hinkle Fieldhouse L 58 70 649 Dec 18, 2001 UD Arena W 76 61 12,344 Feb 9, 1983 UD Arena W 75 57 8,539 Nov 11, 2006 UD Arena W 78 62 12,059 Feb 15, 1984 Hinkle Fieldhouse W 77 76 3,807 Nov 11, 2016 UD Arena W 96 68 13,121 Dec 11, 1985 UD Arena W 69 55 10,222 Feb 2, 1987 Hinkle Fieldhouse W 73 71 5,108 BALL STATE 5-1 Jan 11, 1988 UD Arena L 61 62 10,722 1920-21 Dayton W 38 10 --- Jan 26, 1989 Hinkle Fieldhouse W 55 52 1,932 1921-22 Ball State L 15 25 --- Feb 25, 1989 UD Arena L 66 72 11,568 Dec 7, 1957 UD Fieldhouse W 58 41 5,808 Jan 25, 1990 UD Arena W 86 62 12,102 Dec 6, 1958 UD Fieldhouse W 75 43 5,808 Feb 22, 1990 Hinkle Fieldhouse W 88 82 2,312 Dec 17, 2002 UD Arena W 80 65 11,598 Jan 24, 1991 Hinkle Fieldhouse L 95 100 4,311 Jan 5, 2010 UD Arena W 59 35 13,167 Feb 21, 1991 UD Arena W 116 98 12,923 Jan 25, 1992 UD Arena L 66 83 12,615 BAYLOR 0-1 Feb 22, 1992 Hinkle Fieldhouse L 73 78 4,218 Nov 26, 2013 Lahaina Civic Center MAUI L 66 67 2,400 Jan 23, 1993 UD Arena ot L 66 70 11,344 Feb 18, 1993 Hinkle Fieldhouse L 59 74 2,580 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 2-0 Jan 12, 2013 UD Arena L 73 79 13,455 Mar 14, 2013 Barclays Center A10 L 67 73 4,637 Feb 6, 1996 UD Arena W 60 59 9,876

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CHATTANOOGA 8-3 Dec 29, 1990 UD Arena L 71 75 13,511 Dec 17, 1949 at Chattanooga W 87 39 --- Feb 5, 1992 Shoemaker Center L 48 77 11,587 DELAWARE STATE 5-0 Feb 10, 1951 UD Fieldhouse W 69 44 5,808 Dec 29, 1992 UD Arena L 55 65 13,511 Jan 28, 1995 UD Arena W 70 60 10,155 Jan 20, 1965 UD Fieldhouse W 96 80 5,808 Jan 15, 1994 UD Arena L 63 79 13,505 Dec 7, 1996 UD Arena W 83 55 10,619 Feb 26, 1994 Shoemaker Center L 54 93 13,176 Feb 25, 1967 UD Fieldhouse W 98 66 5,882 Nov 24, 2002 UD Arena W 65 38 11,770 Jan 26, 1995 UD Arena L 60 81 13,368 Feb 22, 1969 UD Fieldhouse W 61 58 5,882 Nov 19, 2008 UD Arena W 62 52 11,906 Feb 12, 1995 Shoemaker Center L 63 116 13,176 Feb 17, 1974 UD Fieldhouse W 87 62 11,959 Dec 4, 2013 UD Arena W 56 46 11,571 Dec 27, 1998 Gund Arena L 51 53 15,440 Feb 8, 1975 UD Arena L 73 78 11,062 Nov 29, 2000 UD Arena L 75 82 13,553 Feb 7, 1976 UD Arena L 63 65 10,949 DEPAUL 35-34 Nov 28, 2001 Shoemaker Center L 55 75 12,142 Feb 5, 1977 UD Arena W 86 78 10,893 1920-21 unknown L 20 33 --- Nov 30, 2002 UD Arena W 75 69 13,409 1928-29 DePaul W 22 18 --- Jan 16, 1978 UD Arena W 97 68 10,864 Dec 23, 2003 Shoemaker Center L 53 82 13,176 Dec 8, 1956 Alumni Hall L 59 67 --- Dec 12, 2015 UD Arena L 57 61 12,425 Dec 4, 2004 UD Arena L 55 65 13,409 Jan 30, 1957 UD Fieldhouse W 75 58 5,808 Nov 29, 2005 Shoemaker Center W 75 66 9,199 Jan 4, 1958 Alumni Hall W 69 60 --- CHICAGO STATE 2-0 Dec 22, 2005 Valley High School LVHC L 63 81 1,100 Feb 12, 1958 UD Fieldhouse W 62 53 5,808 Feb 3, 1988 UD Arena ot W 72 65 10,806 Mar 22, 2010 Fifth Third Arena NIT W 81 66 6,479 Dec 19, 1995 UD Arena W 110 76 10,127 Nov 27, 2010 US Bank Arena GSME L 34 68 6,016 Jan 10, 1959 Alumni Hall W 62 60 --- Feb 11, 1959 UD Fieldhouse W 88 69 5,808 Feb 17, 1960 Alumni Hall L 66 70 --- CINCINNATI 31-60 (THE) CITADEL 2-0 Mar 5, 1960 Alumni Hall W 67 66 --- Jan 31, 1907 Dayton W 32 6 --- Dec 19, 1959 UD Fieldhouse W 60 48 5,808 Jan 7, 1961 UD Fieldhouse L 64 75 5,808 Feb 10 ,1911 Dayton W 49 18 --- Dec 9, 1989 UD Arena W 97 76 11,769 Feb 14, 1925 Schmidlapp Center W 26 25 --- Mar 4, 1961 Alumni Hall L 83 84 --- Jan 27, 1962 Alumni Hall 2ot W 90 88 --- Feb 27, 1929 Schmidlapp Center L 12 33 --- CLEMSON 1-0 Jan 28, 1930 Dayton L 20 24 --- Mar 10, 1962 UD Fieldhouse W 77 61 5,808 Dec 21, 1974 UD Arena UDIT W 71 69 10,203 Feb 19, 1930 Schmidlapp Center ot L 35 37 --- Jan 19, 1963 UD Fieldhouse W 57 56 5,808 Dec 18, 1931 Schmidlapp Center L 29 37 --- Mar 9, 1963 Alumni Hall L 66 68 --- Dec 14, 1932 Schmidlapp Center L 34 39 --- CLEVELAND STATE 3-3 Jan 18, 1964 Alumni Hall L 83 89 --- 1931-32 Cleveland State L 36 39 --- Dec 19, 1934 Schmidlapp Center L 18 49 --- Mar 7, 1964 UD Fieldhouse L 73 79 5,808 1932-33 Cleveland State W 50 48 --- Feb 11, 1936 Dayton L 23 32 --- Jan 16, 1965 UD Fieldhouse L 59 63 5,808 Mar 1, 1936 Schmidlapp Center L 27 39 --- Dec 16, 1995 Gund Arena R&R W 68 60 11,474 Mar 6, 1965 Alumni Hall W 71 64 4,017 Feb 3, 1998 UD Arena L 78 79 10,862 Feb 1, 1937 Schmidlapp Center L 29 45 --- Mar 13, 1965 Memorial Coliseum NCAA W 75 69 10,500 Dec 18, 1999 CSU Convocation Center L 60 75 4,975 Feb 16, 1937 Dayton L 32 35 --- Jan 8, 1966 Alumni Hall W 81 70 4,541 Mar 19, 2008 UD Arena NIT W 66 57 7,012 Jan 22, 1938 Schmidlapp Center W 32 30 --- Feb 26, 1966 UD Fieldhouse W 76 73 5,808 Feb 12, 1938 Dayton W 34 28 --- Jan 21, 1967 UD Fieldhouse W 81 65 5,882 Jan 10, 1939 Schmidlapp Center L 27 46 --- COASTAL CAROLINA 2-0 Mar 4, 1967 Alumni Hall L 79 84 4,362 Feb 4, 1939 Dayton W 40 27 --- Dec 2, 1995 UD Arena W 80 62 10,761 Jan 20, 1968 UD Fieldhouse L 65 70 5,882 Feb 10, 1940 Dayton W 42 36 --- Dec 11, 1999 UD Arena W 105 79 12,453 Feb 17, 1968 Alumni Hall W 70 58 3,017 Feb 17, 1940 Schmidlapp Center L 31 41 --- Jan 18, 1969 Alumni Hall W 86 83 3,648 Jan 25, 1941 Dayton W 43 29 --- COLGATE 1-0 Mar 1, 1969 UD Fieldhouse W 63 57 5,882 Feb 19, 1941 Schmidlapp Center W 44 37 --- Jan 31, 1970 UD Arena W 97 82 13,450 Jan 17, 1970 UD Arena W 79 75 13,450 Feb 14, 1942 unknown W 42 37 --- Feb 21, 1970 Alumni Hall W 74 63 3,920 Jan 24, 1942 Schmidlapp Center W 47 39 --- COLORADO 1-2 Jan 16, 1971 Alumni Hall W 76 71 3,201 Feb 19, 1943 Schmidt Fieldhouse W 47 34 --- Jan 8, 1986 UD Arena W 67 66 10,679 Feb 20, 1971 UD Arena W 92 60 13,150 Jan 23, 1943 Dayton W 51 34 --- Jan 10, 1987 CU Events Center L 59 77 4,527 Jan 15, 1972 UD Arena L 72 75 12,684 Dec 11, 1945 Schmidlapp Center L 28 45 --- Nov 15, 2012 TD Bank Arena CC L 57 67 1,381 Jan 15, 1946 Dayton W 48 37 --- Jan 27, 1973 Alumni Hall W 82 74 4,212 Feb 11, 1947 Dayton W 45 42 --- Jan 26, 1974 UD Arena W 85 71 11,856 Jan 27, 1947 Schmidlapp Center L 46 58 --- COLORADO STATE 0-1 Jan 25, 1975 Alumni Hall L 80 86 4,260 Jan 20, 1948 Fairgrounds Coliseum L 43 61 --- Mar 7, 1969 Daniel-Meyer Coliseum L 50 52 6,500 Jan 31, 1976 Alumni Hall L 72 84 3,739 Feb 3, 1948 Schmidlapp Center L 34 68 --- Jan 22, 1977 UD Arena L 67 74 12,180 Jan 22, 1954 Cincinnati Gardens W 71 69 7,037 COLUMBIA 1-0 Jan 21, 1978 Alumni Hall L 70 74 5,115 Feb 17, 1954 UD Fieldhouse W 91 66 5,808 Dec 27, 1985 UD Arena UDIT W 57 46 11,751 Jan 20, 1979 UD Arena ot W 68 64 12,921 Jan 12, 1955 UD Fieldhouse L 78 85 5,808 Feb 9, 1980 Alumni Hall L 63 65 5,498 Feb 18, 1955 Armory Fieldhouse W 80 69 6,433 CONNECTICUT 2-1 Mar 4, 1981 UD Arena L 64 84 13,455 Dec 16, 1955 Armory Fieldhouse W 66 57 7,126 Mar 10, 1982 UD Arena ot NIT W 76 75 8,100 Jan 9, 1982 Rosemont Horizon L 69 71 12,320 Mar 3, 1956 UD Fieldhouse W 71 58 5,808 Nov 20, 2000 Lahina Civic Center MAUI W 80 66 2,500 Jan 21, 1983 Rosemont Horizon L 52 56 12,339 Dec 15, 1956 UD Fieldhouse L 53 65 5,808 Nov 21, 2014 Coliseo Roberto Clemente PRT L 64 75 7,438 Mar 12, 1983 UD Arena W 80 71 11,411 Mar 1, 1957 Armory Fieldhouse W 67 63 7,088 Feb 18, 1984 UD Arena W 72 71 12,723 Mar 4, 1958 Cincinnati Gardens L 66 70 15,011 COPPIN STATE 3-0 Feb 22, 1984 Rosemont Horizon L 59 79 13,027 Feb 4, 1959 Cincinnati Gardens L 74 96 9,763 Nov 27, 2004 UD Arena W 55 42 12,011 Jan 26, 1985 UD Arena W 65 64 13,495 Jan 2, 1960 Cincinnati Gardens L 63 70 11,196 Dec 15, 2004 UD Arena W 66 34 12,063 Feb 6, 1985 Rosemont Horizon W 67 63 16,803 Dec 29, 1960 Cincinnati Gardens L 61 71 7,074 Dec 13, 2008 UD Arena W 73 56 12,777 Jan 4, 1986 Rosemont Horizon L 52 66 12,731 Jan 16, 1962 Cincinnati Gardens L 61 80 11,942 Feb 1, 1986 UD Arena W 77 64 12,893 Dec 20, 1962 Cincinnati Gardens L 37 44 8,078 Jan 3, 1987 UD Arena L 64 80 12,452 Feb 5, 1964 Cincinnati Gardens L 63 77 8,023 CORNELL 1-0 Jan 9, 2005 UD Arena W 62 51 12,587 Feb 7, 1987 Rosemont Horizon L 65 88 14,280 Jan 12, 1965 Cincinnati Gardens L 65 76 6,602 Jan 14, 1988 Rosemont Horizon W 79 72 10,935 Jan 12, 1966 Cincinnati Gardens L 79 87 11,152 Mar 1, 1988 UD Arena L 77 92 11,740 Jan 10, 1967 UD Fieldhouse L 49 62 5,882 CREIGHTON 7-4 Feb 7, 1989 UD Arena L 50 78 11,248 Dec 23, 1967 Memorial Coliseum UKIT L 70 71 11,500 Feb 11, 1961 UD Fieldhouse W 98 67 5,808 Dec 20, 1989 Rosemont Horizon W 86 73 8,405 Dec 30, 1967 Armory Fieldhouse L 68 82 6,883 Jan 12, 1974 Omaha Civic Auditorium L 62 69 4,697 Jan 3, 1991 UD Arena L 73 81 11,633 Feb 19, 1969 Armory Fieldhouse L 60 96 5,837 Jan 11, 1975 UD Arena L 70 71 11,352 Dec 23, 1969 UD Arena L 62 64 13,450 Feb 7, 1984 Omaha Civic Auditorium W 79 64 5,694 Jan 3, 1994 UD Arena L 86 98 10,241 Feb 11, 1971 Armory Fieldhouse W 70 69 5,111 Feb 28, 1985 UD Arena W 67 62 11,262 Feb 17, 1994 Rosemont Horizon L 77 100 6,748 Jan 19, 1972 UD Arena W 76 60 13,169 Jan 16, 1986 Omaha Civic Auditorium W 64 50 4,818 Feb 5, 1995 UD Arena L 71 85 10,194 Jan 31, 1973 Armory Fieldhouse L 71 84 5,106 Dec 30, 1986 UD Arena ot W 83 81 11,198 Mar 4, 1995 Rosemont Horizon L 78 103 7,469 Jan 30, 1974 UD Arena W 91 79 13,084 Nov 26, 2005 Qwest Center ot L 90 91 14,880 Dec 30, 1996 UD Arena W 71 49 11,604 Feb 12, 1975 Armory Fieldhouse L 68 79 7,146 Dec 6, 2006 UD Arena W 60 54 11,895 Dec 23, 1997 Rosemont Horizon W 70 57 3,395 Mar 9, 1976 UD Arena L 84 85 12,475 Dec 10, 2008 Qwest Center L 59 77 15,418 Dec 30, 1998 UD Arena W 70 59 11,641 Jan 12, 1977 Riverfront Coliseum L 61 84 17,009 Nov 14, 2009 UD Arena W 90 80 13, 435 Mar 18, 2004 HSBC Arena 2ot NCAA L 69 76 18,698 Feb 11, 1978 UD Arena L 40 42 13,458 Dec 1, 2004 Allstate Arena L 59 70 8,787 Feb 7, 1979 Riverfront Coliseum L 74 82 8,089 DARTMOUTH 2-0 Dec 10, 2005 UD Arena L 54 61 12,302 Jan 5, 1980 UD Arena L 68 69 12,148 Dec 28, 1962 UD Fieldhouse W 62 45 5,808 Dec 30, 1980 Riverfront Coliseum L 77 80 7,590 Dec 30, 1964 UD Fieldhouse W 98 70 5,808 Jan 6, 1982 UD Arena L 73 77 11,807 Jan 12, 1983 Riverfront Coliseum L 49 50 5,293 DAVIDSON 2-5 Feb 25, 1984 UD Arena W 82 60 11,073 Feb 6, 1969 MSG L 63 64 6,496 Jan 12, 1985 UD Arena W 81 66 13,455 Feb 21, 1972 Charlotte Coliseum L 69 85 4,554 Feb 2, 1985 Riverfront Coliseum L 62 83 10,311 Feb 24, 1973 UD Arena L 67 84 12,865 Jan 25, 1986 Riverfront Coliseum L 77 82 10,616 Jan 20, 2015 Belk Arena L 60 77 5,067 Jan 31, 1987 UD Arena W 67 64 13,511 Jan 12, 2016 UD Arena W 80 74 12,310 Jan 30, 1988 Cincinnati Gardens ot L 74 76 7,964 Feb 24, 2017 Belk Arena ot W 89 82 4,889 Jan 28, 1989 UD Arena W 86 80 12,787 Mar 10, 2017 PPG Paints Arena A10 L 67 73 6,641 Dec 16, 1989 Shoemaker Center L 88 90 8,532 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 152 ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS

DETROIT (DETROIT MERCY) 33-28 Jan 3, 1957 UD Fieldhouse L 71 79 5,808 1917-18 unknown L 15 38 --- OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO Feb 8, 1958 Pitt Field House W 68 65 --- 1919-20 unknown L 10 25 --- Jan 7, 1959 UD Fieldhouse W 57 47 5,808 1920-21 unknown L 19 27 --- Feb 17, 1959 Campus Gym L 57 65 --- 1924-25 unknown L 16 23 --- Jan 13, 1960 UD Fieldhouse ot W 75 60 5,808 1926-27 unknown L 26 28 --- Feb 10, 1960 Campus Gym L 66 79 --- 1927-28 unknown L 24 25 --- Jan 11, 1961 Pitt Field House W 60 56 --- 1929-30 unknown L 18 29 --- Feb 15, 1961 UD Fieldhouse W 70 67 5,808 1929-30 unknown W 28 20 --- Jan 10, 1962 Pitt Field House L 59 79 --- 1930-31 unknown L 22 24 --- Feb 17, 1962 UD Fieldhouse W 71 48 5,808 1930-31 unknown L 24 45 --- Feb 2, 1963 UD Fieldhouse W 79 59 5,808 1931-32 unknown L 16 29 --- Feb 13, 1963 Pittsburgh Civic Arena W 58 57 --- 1932-33 Detroit L 22 34 --- Jan 18, 1975 UD Arena L 81 82 11,631 1934-35 Detroit L 31 36 --- Jan 19, 1976 Pittsburgh Civic Arena L 67 91 3,340 1936-37 Detroit L 24 45 --- Feb 2, 1978 Pittsburgh Civic Arena W 67 65 2,322 Jan 29, 1948 Fairgrounds Coliseum W 54 50 --- Jan 6, 1979 UD Arena W 82 62 11,623 Feb 7, 1948 at Detroit W 32 28 --- Feb 24, 1980 Pittsburgh Civic Arena L 71 85 4,084 Jan 8, 1958 UD Fieldhouse W 72 59 5,808 Feb 20, 1981 UD Arena 3ot W 109 100 10,655 Mar 2, 1959 Memorial Building W 82 51 --- Feb 25, 1982 Pittsburgh Civic Arena W 71 61 1,787 Mar 2, 1960 UD Fieldhouse W 75 69 5,808 Feb 1, 1983 UD Arena L 55 58 9,066 Jan 17, 1961 Memorial Building L 57 71 --- Dec 12, 1987 UD Arena W 90 76 11,926 Feb 10, 1962 UD Fieldhouse L 75 97 5,808 Feb 4, 1993 UD Arena W 78 77 10,622 Feb 9, 1963 Memorial Building W 70 68 --- Mar 4, 1993 A.J. Palumbo Center L 51 67 2,019 Feb 12, 1964 UD Fieldhouse W 90 84 5,808 Jan 29, 1996 A.J. Palumbo Center L 56 59 3,099 Jan 9, 1965 Memorial Building ot L 74 76 --- Feb 26, 1996 UD Arena W 72 69 10,484 Mar 5, 1966 UD Fieldhouse W 109 80 5,808 Jan 30, 1997 A.J. Palumbo Center L 71 80 5,098 Jan 14, 1967 Memorial Building W 94 75 3,736 Feb 26, 1997 UD Arena W 78 64 10,808 Jan 13, 1968 UD Fieldhouse W 86 74 5,882 Feb 7, 1998 UD Arena W 86 78 13,318 Jan 11, 1969 Memorial Building W 64 62 7,723 Feb 25, 1998 A.J. Palumbo Center W 68 62 5,903 Jan 19, 1970 UD Arena W 89 68 12,430 Jan 23, 1999 A.J. Palumbo Center W 66 59 5,323 Jan 23, 1971 Calihan Hall W 88 77 2,517 Feb 17, 1999 UD Arena W 63 44 12,494 Feb 16, 1972 UD Arena L 70 78 11,984 Dec 20, 1958 UD Fieldhouse W 69 68 5,808 Feb 6, 2000 UD Arena W 98 77 13,090 Jan 19, 1974 Calihan Hall ot L 72 79 4,890 Feb 27, 1960 UD Fieldhouse W 64 51 5,808 Mar 2, 2000 A.J. Palumbo Center W 94 64 4,402 Dec 9, 1974 UD Arena W 90 76 11,542 Feb 25, 1961 UD Fieldhouse W 79 71 5,808 Jan 6, 2001 UD Arena W 70 61 13,237 Jan 24, 1976 Calihan Hall L 70 86 5,014 Jan 20, 1962 UD Fieldhouse W 97 66 5,808 Feb 3, 2001 A.J. Palumbo Center W 82 63 5,234 Jan 15, 1977 UD Arena L 63 65 12,030 Dec 8, 1962 UD Fieldhouse W 79 67 5,808 Jan 12, 2002 A.J. Palumbo Center W 88 44 4,407 Jan 14, 1978 Calihan Hall W 73 87 8,096 Dec 7, 1963 Alumni Coliseum W 83 72 --- Feb 13, 2002 UD Arena W 82 50 12,793 Jan 31, 1981 Calihan Hall L 70 73 5,881 Dec 5, 1964 UD Fieldhouse W 73 71 5,808 Jan 13, 2003 UD Arena W 77 72 12,486 Jan 30, 1982 UD Arena W 68 62 11,025 Dec 4, 1965 Alumni Coliseum W 72 69 6,700 Feb 5, 2003 A.J. Palumbo Center W 76 75 4,004 Feb 16, 1983 Calihan Hall ot W 58 54 4,399 Dec 10, 1966 UD Fieldhouse W 104 82 5,882 Feb 15, 2004 UD Arena W 70 58 13,260 Feb 2, 1984 UD Arena ot W 82 74 9,711 Dec 9, 1967 Alumni Coliseum L 75 76 7,250 Mar 6, 2004 A.J. Palumbo Center W 73 69 5,406 Feb 13, 1985 Calihan Hall L 67 68 2,608 Dec 28, 1968 UD Fieldhouse W 85 76 5,882 Mar 11, 2004 UD Arena A10 W 69 56 10,178 Dec 31, 1985 UD Arena W 67 50 10,430 Dec 13, 1969 Alumni Coliseum W 67 63 7,200 Jan 5, 2005 UD Arena 2ot L 93 94 12,275 Jan 15, 1987 Calihan Hall W 84 63 2,256 Feb 2, 1971 UD Arena W 110 86 12,229 Jan 15, 2005 A.J.Palumbo Center W 58 54 3,615 Jan 21, 1987 UD Arena W 74 69 10,332 Dec 13, 1971 Alumni Coliseum L 91 98 5,950 Jan 21, 2006 UD Arena W 85 53 12,575 Feb 6, 1988 Calihan Hall ot L 79 83 3,864 Jan 3, 1973 UD Arena L 70 74 11,874 Jan 24, 2007 A.J. Palumbo Center L 93 89 1,743 Jan 12, 1989 Calihan Hall W 74 73 4,117 Jan 15, 1975 Alumni Coliseum W 73 65 5,950 Feb 13, 2008 UD Arena L 61 63 13,040 Feb 9, 1989 UD Arena W 64 57 10,721 Dec 9, 1975 UD Arena W 68 59 10,207 Jan 17, 2008 A.J. Palumbo Center W 78 69 4,061 Mar 9, 1989 UD Arena MCC W 77 54 10,057 Dec 6, 1976 Alumni Coliseum W 76 69 2,200 Mar 7, 2009 UD Arena W 74 61 13,435 Jan 27, 1990 UD Arena W 100 80 13,511 Dec 5, 1977 UD Arena W 83 70 10,831 Mar 13, 2009 Boardwalk Hall A10 L 66 77 6,160 Feb 24, 1990 Cobo Arena W 88 82 4,155 Jan 9, 2010 UD Arena ot W 78 72 13,435 Dec 4, 1978 Alumni Coliseum L 70 72 5,802 Mar 8, 1990 UD Arena MCC W 90 72 11,199 Feb 21, 2010 A.J. Palumbo Center L 71 73 5,144 Dec 17, 1979 UD Arena W 93 73 9,819 Jan 26, 1991 Cobo Arena W 82 77 3,818 Jan 30, 2011 Consol Energy Center L 64 82 8,802 Dec 6, 1980 Alumni Coliseum W 77 72 6,100 Feb 2, 1991 UD Arena L 75 94 13,401 Feb 19, 2011 UD Arena W 64 63 13,110 Feb 16, 1982 UD Arena W 84 50 10,014 Feb 1, 1992 UD Arena W 83 71 13,120 Feb 1, 2012 UD Arena L 73 83 12,615 Dec 1, 1982 Alumni Coliseum W 78 57 4,100 Mar 7, 1992 Cobo Arena W 79 67 4,737 Feb 22, 2012 A.J. Palumbo Center W 74 62 3,743 Jan 7, 1984 UD Arena W 69 62 11,253 Jan 30, 1993 Cobo Arena L 70 88 7,582 Jan 26, 2013 UD Arena W 72 56 12,438 Dec 4, 1984 Alumni Coliseum W 76 55 4,700 Feb 25, 1993 UD Arena W 81 70 10,605 Feb 22, 2014 Consol Energy Center W 57 54 6,271 Dec 17, 1994 UD Arena W 70 65 10,288 Mar 1, 1994 UD Arena W 93 62 10,230 Jan 3, 2015 UD Arena W 81 55 12,319 Dec 6, 1995 Alumni Coliseum ot L 65 71 2,250 Feb 9, 1995 Calihan Hall L 57 75 2,191 Feb 21, 2015 Consol Energy Center L 73 83 5,227 Dec 8, 2001 UD Arena W 82 70 12,021 Mar 21, 2001 UD Arena NIT L 42 59 9,307 Jan 2, 2016 A.J. Palumbo Center W 66 58 3,323 Nov 21, 2005 UD Arena L 66 73 12,254 Mar 13, 2002 UD Arena NIT W 80 69 7,130 Feb 9, 2016 UD Arena W 76 74 13,141

Jan 14, 2017 PPG Paints Arena W 76 57 3,132 EASTERN MICHIGAN 4-0 DRAKE 2-1 Feb 4, 2017 UD Arena W 90 53 13,455 Jan 28, 1970 UD Arena W 97 81 12,716 Dec 17, 1959 UD Fieldhouse W 71 54 5,808 Dec 6, 1997 UD Arena W 81 76 10,086 Dec 17, 1960 Drake Fieldhouse L 62 73 --- EAST CAROLINA 3-0 Dec 19, 1998 UD Arena W 83 58 12,811 Jan 31, 1962 UD Fieldhouse W 79 74 5,808 Dec 20, 1966 UD Fieldhouse W 86 66 5,882 Dec 6, 2014 UD Arena W 73 64 12,243 Dec 31, 1971 UD Arena W 86 72 11,448 DREXEL 2-0 Jan 6, 1992 UD Arena W 61 49 11,509 Feb 13, 1980 UD Arena W 79 67 9,509 EVANSVILLE 7-9 Jan 29, 1983 UD Arena W 82 60 10,675 Dec 9, 1950 at Owensboro, KY L 54 60 --- EAST TENNESSEE STATE 2-1 Dec 1, 1951 UD Fieldhouse W 98 49 5,808 Nov 10, 2008 UD Arena W 78 74 12,115 Jan 21, 1989 UD Arena L 65 83 11,807 DUKE 1-5 Dec 1, 2010 UD Arena L 68 73 12,040 Feb 18, 1989 Roberts Stadium L 83 109 11,157 Dec 30, 1959 Reynolds Coliseum 3ot DC W 71 63 --- Dec 12, 2016 UD Arena W 75 61 13,017 Dec 19, 1969 Memorial Coliseum UKIT L 67 72 11,500 Mar 10, 1989 UD Arena ot MCC L 79 84 11,238 Jan 20, 1990 Roberts Stadium W 88 68 11,237 Dec 22, 1970 UD Arena L 64 70 13,458 EASTERN ILLINOIS 1-0 Mar 20, 1971 MSG NIT L 60 68 19,102 Feb 17, 1990 UD Arena W 81 58 12,410 Dec 21, 1995 UD Arena W 85 65 10,026 Dec 22, 1971 Cameron Indoor DC L 66 68 5,300 Jan 12, 1991 Roberts Stadium L 76 78 12,258 Dec 29, 2002 Cameron Indoor L 74 85 9,314 Jan 19, 1991 UD Arena W 74 61 13,056 EASTERN KENTUCKY 33-9 Mar 7, 1991 UD Arena MCC W 71 59 11,264 Dec 4, 1948 Fairgrounds Coliseum L 40 48 --- Jan 4, 1992 UD Arena W 72 70 13,007 DUQUESNE 51-22 Feb 15, 1950 Weaver Health Building L 55 72 --- Jan 5, 1953 Campus Gym 2ot W 72 70 --- Feb 8, 1992 Roberts Stadium L 52 58 10,791 Dec 15, 1950 Weaver Health Building L 66 72 --- Jan 24, 1953 UD Fieldhouse 2ot W 68 66 5,808 Jan 20, 1993 UD Arena L 65 73 10,845 Jan 24, 1951 UD Fieldhouse W 76 60 5,808 Jan 4, 1954 Campus Gym L 52 70 --- Jan 16, 1952 UD Fieldhouse W 90 73 5,808 Feb 20, 1993 Roberts Stadium L 36 71 11,625 Feb 27, 1954 UD Fieldhouse W 64 54 5,808 Feb 14, 1952 Weaver Health Building W 60 59 --- Mar 11, 1993 Market Square Arena MCC L 66 69 5,187 Dec 29, 1954 MSG ECAC L 75 90 16,015 Dec 17, 1952 UD Fieldhouse W 72 62 5,808 Nov 27, 2002 UD Arena W 64 59 11,176 Jan 10, 1955 Campus Gym W 68 67 --- Mar 3, 1953 Weaver Health Building ot W 73 68 --- Feb 26, 1955 UD Fieldhouse W 67 58 5,808 Dec 5, 1953 UD Fieldhouse W 73 65 5,808 FAIRFIELD 3-0 Mar 18, 1955 MSG NIT L 58 70 18,496 Feb 25, 1956 UD Fieldhouse W 90 76 5,808 Feb 10, 1968 UD Fieldhouse W 95 70 5,882 Jan 5, 1956 UD Fieldhouse W 68 52 5,808 Jan 19, 1957 UD Fieldhouse W 81 61 5,808 Mar 10, 1978 UD Arena NIT W 108 93 12,847 Feb 29, 1956 Campus Gym L 86 87 --- Feb 1, 1958 UD Fieldhouse W 75 48 5,808 Nov 25, 2011 HP Field House OSC W 56 49 3,680 Dec 28, 1956 Freedom Hall BGT W 88 45 15,400

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Jan 22, 2000 UD Arena W 83 76 12,535 ILLINOIS 3-4 Feb 9, 2000 Smith Center L 90 95 4,214 Mar 21, 1952 Chicago Stadium NCAA L 61 80 14,147 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 1-0 Feb 17, 2001 UD Arena W 82 79 13,553 Dec 21, 1956 Memorial Coliseum UKIT L 65 82 Nov 25, 1989 UD Arena W 105 97 10,951 Jan 9, 2002 UD Arena W 83 59 12,069 Dec 18, 1964 Memorial Coliseum UKIT L 86 104 11,500 Feb 21,2002 Smith Center W 89 59 2,128 Mar 15, 1982 Assembly Hall NIT W 61 58 16,275 FLORIDA 0-1 Jan 18, 2003 Smith Center W 71 61 4,102 Mar 16, 1990 Erwin Center NCAA W 88 86 11,578 Mar 29, 2014 FedExForum NCAA L 52 62 15,443 Feb 12, 2003 UD Arena W 87 68 12,811 Nov 25, 1992 Sullivan Arena ot GAS L 78 86 4,393 Jan 21, 2004 UD Arena W 74 66 12,558 Mar 24, 2010 Assembly Hall NIT W 77 71 8,548 FLORIDA A & M 3-0 Feb 18, 2004 Smith Center L 64 66 5,033 Nov 30, 1996 UD Arena W 89 58 10,294 Jan 30, 2005 Smith Center L 73 82 4,236 ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 2-0 Dec 19, 2005 UD Arena W 73 48 11,810 Feb 24, 2005 UD Arena L 59 62 13,409 Dec 23, 2011 UD Arena W 64 57 12,113 Nov 24, 2010 UD Arena GSME W 80 60 11,863 Feb 8, 2006 Smith Center L 67 81 5,000 Nov 29, 2014 UD Arena W 75 41 11,835 Jan 31, 2007 UD Arena W 84 69 11,622 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 1-0 Feb 8, 2008 Smith Center L 54 57 3,154 ILLINOIS STATE 4-3 Jan 22, 2009 Smith Center W 63 61 2,517 Dec 2, 1972 UD Arena W 81 75 12,594 Dec 15, 2012 UD Arena W 81 56 11,553 Jan 20, 2010 UD Arena W 66 51 12,630 Nov 23, 1990 UD Arena W 109 69 12,814 Mar 9, 2010 UD Arena A10 W 70 60 6,930 Dec 6, 1993 Redbird Arena L 62 75 6,463 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 1-0 Mar 5, 2011 Smith Center L 58 60 3,315 Mar 24, 2008 Redbird Arena NIT W 55 48 8,802 Dec 17, 2011 UD Arena W 61 40 12,248 Mar 3, 2012 UD Arena W 75 59 12,901 Mar 17, 2010 UD Arena NIT W 63 42 5,127 Mar 6, 2012 UD Arena A10 W 67 50 6,049 Dec 19, 2012 UD Arena L 73 74 11,879 FLORIDA STATE 3-3 Mar 9, 2013 Smith Center ot L 80 81 3,421 Dec 7, 2013 Redbird Arena L 75 81 6,697 Feb 15, 1969 Tully Gym L 71 79 5,000 Feb 1, 2014 UD Arena W 75 65 13,321 Feb 7, 1970 UD Arena L 76 82 13,450 Feb 6, 2015 Smith Center L 64 65 4,579 IONA 5-1 Mar 6, 1976 UD Arena W 95 81 10,780 Jan 15, 2016 UD Arena W 77 70 12,831 Jan 9, 1954 MSG W 68 64 5,278 Feb 18, 1977 Bayfront Center L 71 76 1,000 Mar 4, 2017 Smith Center L 81 87 4,143 Jan 7, 1956 MSG W 83 64 5,012 Dec 22, 1978 UD Arena UDIT W 97 80 10,840 Dec 22, 1981 Mulcahy Center W 83 78 3,022 Dec 30, 1981 UD Arena UDIT W 93 79 9,740 GEORGETOWN 1-2 Dec 4, 1982 UD Arena W 84 58 10,486 Jan 24, 1952 UD Fieldhouse W 80 74 5,808 Jan 6, 1988 UD Arena L 77 84 11,106 FORDHAM 29-5 Mar 14, 1978 UD Arena NIT L 62 71 13,458 Dec 19, 2013 UD Arena W 96 84 11,539 Jan 3, 1953 UD Fieldhouse L 59 64 5,808 Mar 25, 1984 Pauley Pavilion NCAA L 49 61 12,564 Dec 19, 1957 UD Fieldhouse W 64 35 5,808 IOWA 1-2 Mar 18, 1958 MSG NIT W 74 70 12,160 GEORGIA 1-0 Dec 22, 1979 UD Arena UDIT L 54 61 10,612 Mar 19, 1968 MSG NIT W 61 60 18,683 Dec 21, 1973 UD Arena UDIT W 63 55 11,138 Mar 13, 2012 Carver-Hawkeye Arena NIT L 75 84 13,190 Mar 10, 1981 UD Arena 2ot NIT W 66 65 7,100 Nov 26, 2015 HP Field House ADVO W 82 77 4,871 Jan 29, 1986 UD Arena W 64 59 10,537 GEORGIA TECH 4-0 Feb 23, 1991 MSG L 63 73 15,878 Dec 17, 1977 UD Arena UDIT W 65 63 10,844 IOWA STATE 0-2 Dec 9, 1991 UD Arena 2ot W 92 82 11,843 Nov 19, 2009 Coliseo de Puerto Rico PRT W 63 59 5,073 Jan 7, 1987 Hilton Coliseum L 62 72 12,050 Feb 10, 1996 Rose Hill Gym L 58 68 2,314 Nov 20, 2013 McCamish Pavilion W 82 72 6,283 Jan 9, 1988 UD Arena L 80 84 13,201 Jan 25, 1997 UD Arena ot W 69 66 10,539 Dec 23, 2014 UD Arena W 75 61 12,424 Jan 3, 1998 Rose Hill Gym W 66 54 1,651 IPFW 1-0 Mar 4, 1998 CoreStates Spectrum A10 W 68 60 7,144 GONZAGA 1-0 Nov 9, 2013 UD Arena W 81 80 12,145 Jan 2, 1999 UD Arena W 71 55 11,091 Nov 25, 2013 Lahaina Civic Center MAUI W 84 79 2,400 Jan 15, 2000 Rose Hill Gym L 61 70 3,056 IUPUI 2-0 Jan 27, 2001 UD Arena W 81 74 13,347 GRAMBLING 2-0 Nov 18, 1998 UD Arena W 76 66 10,483 Feb 28, 2001 Rose Hill Gym W 83 70 2,328 Dec 3, 2005 UD Arena W 59 55 12,523 Dec 13, 2003 UD Arena W 61 59 12,277 Feb 6, 2002 Rose Hill Gym W 92 78 2,395 Dec 9, 2006 UD Arena W 58 49 12,009 Mar 1, 2003 UD Arena W 69 64 13,409 JACKSONVILLE 1-0 Jan 17, 2004 Rose Hill Gym W 75 56 2,251 Jan 5, 1976 UD Arena W 92 83 10,074 Feb 2, 2005 UD Arena W 65 47 12,462 HAMPTON 1-0 Jan 3, 1996 UD Arena W 91 65 10,383 Jan 4, 2006 Rose Hill Gym L 56 66 1,994 KANSAS 2-0 Feb 7, 2007 UD Arena W 57 45 11,853 Mar 23, 1968 MSG NIT W 61 48 19,008 Mar 1, 2008 Rose Hill Gym W 57 50 3,200 HARVARD 2-0 Jan 2, 1967 UD Field House W 100 78 5,882 Mar 22, 2009 Metrodome NCAA L 43 60 14,279 Jan 14, 2009 UD Arena W 72 71 11,993 Dec 30, 1974 UD Arena W 77 64 12,214 Jan 13, 2010 MSG W 74 58 7,040 KANSAS STATE 0-1 Jan 22, 2011 UD Arena W 91 57 13,031 Nov 22, 2009 Coliseo de Puerto Rico PRT L 75 83 8,357 Feb 11, 2012 Rose Hill Gym ot W 72 70 3,200 HAWAI’I 1-1 Dec 24, 1995 Special Events Center UAC L 72 78 5,163 Jan 23, 2013 UD Arena W 96 51 12,131 Nov 26, 2003 Lahaina Civic Center MAUI W 82 72 2,500 Jan 15, 2014 Rose Hill Gym W 80 68 2,249 KENT STATE 9-1 1922-23 unknown W 26 11 --- Mar 13, 2014 Barclays Center A10 W 87 74 6,823 Jan 27, 1950 Memorial Gym L 61 80 --- Jan 10, 2015 Rose Hill Gym W 76 58 2,872 HIGH POINT 1-0 Jan 27, 1951 UD Fieldhouse W 66 46 5,808 Feb 1, 2015 UD Arena W 101 77 13,106 Dec 5, 2007 UD Arena W 68 54 11,984 Dec 7, 1960 UD Fieldhouse W 75 56 5,808 Jan 24, 2016 Rose Hill Gym W 64 50 2,014 Mar 3, 1962 UD Fieldhouse W 94 65 5,808 Jan 31, 2017 Rose Hill Gym W 75 66 2,412 HOFSTRA 1-0 Dec 29, 1981 UD Arena UDIT W 77 54 10,560 Feb 18, 1970 UD Arena W 88 78 12,127 Dec 19, 1970 UD Arena W 65 63 12,551 FURMAN 3-0 Jan 22, 1972 Memorial Gym W 58 56 4,087 Nov 29, 1989 UD Arena W 92 86 11,043 HOLY CROSS 3-1 Mar 25, 1961 MSG NIT L 76 85 15,673 Feb 21, 1973 UD Arena W 74 66 11,175 Dec 21, 1994 UD Arena W 76 61 10,306 Nov 14, 1998 UD Arena W 89 73 12,235 Dec 19, 2015 UD Arena W 70 50 12,619 Mar 9, 1979 UD Arena NIT W 105 81 10,846 Dec 2, 2006 UD Arena W 69 53 12,149 Dec 1, 2007 RCU Center W 55 53 3,721 KENTUCKY 2-3 GEORGE MASON 7-1 Jan 11, 1947 Alumni Gym L 29 70 --- Nov 17, 2007 Patriot Center L 56 67 7,274 HOUSTON 3-4 Dec 21, 1955 Memorial Coliseum UKIT W 89 74 --- Dec 30, 2008 UD Arena W 66 62 13,017 Mar 17, 1962 MSG NIT W 94 77 12,308 Mar 11, 1966 Iowa Field House NCAA L 79 86 11,500 Dec 8, 2009 Patriot Center W 56 55 5,727 Feb 24, 1966 MSG W 71 69 11,620 Dec 22, 1967 Memorial Coliseum UKIT L 85 88 11,500 Dec 29, 2010 UD Arena W 73 67 13,371 Mar 7, 1970 Daniel-Meyer NCAA L 64 71 5,823 Nov 29, 2000 Firstar Center W 68 66 17,232 Feb 5, 2014 Patriot Center W 84 67 3,863 Jan 4, 1971 Hofheinz Pavilion L 80 107 7,003 Feb 25, 2015 UD Arena W 76 63 12,861 Jan 3, 1972 UD Arena W 73 69 12,170 LA SALLE 28-15 Feb 6, 2016 Patriot Center W 98 64 5,271 Jan 6, 1975 Hofheinz Pavilion L 85 86 5,231 Mar 15, 1952 MSG NIT L 64 75 18,485 Feb 21, 2017 UD Arena W 83 70 13,071 Dec 27, 1975 UD Arena L 68 72 12.313 Dec 14, 1952 UD Fieldhouse ot L 64 73 5,962 Jan 16, 1954 Philadelphia Civic Ctr L 58 82 5,956 GEORGE WASHINGTON 16-17 HOWARD 1-1 Dec 30, 1961 MSG ECAC W 81 67 15,408 Jan 21, 1981 The Palestra L 68 76 5,766 Jan 21, 1996 Smith Center L 58 77 4,328 Jan 9, 1980 UD Arena 2 ot L 56 58 10,073 Feb 6, 1982 UD Arena W 84 77 10,878 Feb 1, 1996 UD Arena L 65 77 10,186 Nov 26, 1994 UD Arena W 91 82 12,832 Jan 18, 1997 UD Arena L 38 59 11,512 Feb 12, 1983 The Palestra W 79 73 771 Feb 11, 1984 UD Arena W 84 69 10,313 Mar 1, 1997 Smith Center L 57 71 4,283 IDAHO 1-0 Dec 25, 1987 McCabe Gym CCC L 66 69 1,000 Jan 18, 1998 Smith Center L 61 81 5,454 Dec 14, 1955 UD Fieldhouse W 93 56 5,808 Feb 14, 1998 UD Arena W 78 64 12,061 Feb 6, 1993 UD Arena L 64 72 11,808 Mar 6, 1993 The Palestra L 57 67 5,201 Jan 14, 1999 Smith Center L 69 81 4,172 IDAHO STATE 1-0 Feb 14, 1999 UD Arena L 65 69 12,873 Feb 24, 1996 Philadelphia Civic Ctr W 67 60 1,961 Dec 12, 1964 UD Fieldhouse ot W 71 53 5,808 Mar 4, 1999 CoreStates Spectrum A10 L 90 100 7,881 Feb 28, 1996 UD Arena W 66 64 9,823

DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 154 ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS LA SALLE CONT. 28-15 Jan 11, 1997 CoreStates Spectrum L 51 63 1,220 Jan 23, 1960 UD Fieldhouse W 62 53 5,808 Feb 11, 1989 UD Arena W 93 85 11,755 Feb 20, 1997 UD Arena W 72 62 10,024 Feb 20, 1960 Freedom Hall L 55 80 --- Jan 13, 1990 UD Arena W 88 71 12,193 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO Jan 10, 1998 UD Arena W 89 72 12,107 Jan 21, 1961 Freedom Hall L 50 63 --- Feb 8, 1990 Rosemont Horizon L 94 96 801 Jan 20, 1998 CoreStates Spectrum L 60 73 1,163 Feb 19, 1961 UD Fieldhouse W 91 71 5,808 Mar 9, 1990 UD Arena MCC W 97 95 13,202 Jan 16, 1999 Gola Arena L 70 81 2,315 Jan 13, 1962 UD Fieldhouse W 72 64 5,808 Jan 10, 1991 Rosemont Horizon ot W 97 92 1,290 Feb 27, 1999 UD Arena L 74 88 12,481 Feb 24, 1962 Freedom Hall W 65 59 --- Feb 7, 1991 UD Arena W 97 88 12,536 Jan 25, 2000 UD Arena W 69 60 11,713 Jan 12, 1963 UD Fieldhouse ot W 70 65 5,808 Feb 13, 1992 Rosemont Horizon W 74 72 2,101 Feb 23, 2000 Gola Arena W 71 64 2,414 Feb 23, 1963 Freedom Hall ot L 55 61 --- Feb 19, 1992 UD Arena W 73 59 12,021 Jan 21, 2001 UD Arena W 62 43 12,675 Jan 11, 1964 UD Fieldhouse W 67 59 5,808 Mar 12, 1992 Riverfront Coliseum MCC L 73 83 6,779 Jan 23, 2002 Gola Arena W 71 69 2,125 Feb 22, 1964 Freedom Hall W 89 79 12,152 Jan 28, 1993 Rosemont Horizon W 70 69 1,306 Mar 2, 2002 UD Arena W 95 72 12,850 Jan 23, 1965 UD Fieldhouse W 83 78 5,808 Feb 27, 1993 UD Arena L 56 59 11,286 Jan 8, 2003 UD Arena W 76 72 12,289 Feb 24, 1965 Freedom Hall W 75 70 8,802 Feb 1, 2003 Gola Arena W 75 70 3,520 Dec 15, 1965 UD Fieldhouse W 76 59 5,808 LOYOLA (MARYLAND) 3-0 Jan 24, 2004 Gola Arena W 77 75 3,715 Jan 19, 1966 Freedom Hall L 77 94 11,264 Jan 7, 1950 Fairgrounds Coliseum W 68 42 --- Feb 28, 2004 UD Arena W 72 58 13,409 Dec 17, 1966 Freedom Hall L 81 96 14,602 Feb 7, 1951 UD Fieldhouse W 74 54 5,808 Jan 22, 2005 UD Arena W 66 58 13,409 Jan 18, 1967 UD Fieldhouse L 50 66 5,882 Dec 22, 2007 UD Arena W 91 74 12,859 Feb 12, 2005 Gola Arena W 56 45 2,712 Dec 13, 1967 UD Fieldhouse W 63 47 5,882 Feb 18, 2006 Gola Arena L 71 74 3,612 Jan 23, 1968 Freedom Hall L 72 73 11,081 MANHATTAN 3-0 Jan 13, 2007 UD Arena W 84 82 12,819 Dec 14, 1968 Freedom Hall L 69 84 12,018 Mar 6, 1954 MSG NIT W 90 79 16,259 Feb 21, 2008 Gola Arena ot L 78 81 2,347 Jan 15, 1969 UD Fieldhouse W 69 67 5,882 Dec 26, 1957 MSG ECAC W 59 51 8,297 Feb 4, 2009 Gola Arena W 63 61 2,517 Dec 9, 1969 Freedom Hall W 72 56 12,237 Nov 24, 2012 UD Arena W 66 58 11,737 Feb 18, 2010 UD Arena W 68 54 12,664 Jan 14, 1970 UD Arena L 69 77 13,450 Feb 5, 2011 Gola Arena W 85 81 2,308 Dec 9, 1970 Freedom Hall L 70 72 11,050 MARQUETTE 14-21 Jan 14, 2012 UD Arena W 79 75 12,580 Jan 13, 1971 UD Arena L 68 73 13,458 Dec 28, 1966 UD Fieldhouse W 95 76 5,882 Jan 16, 2013 Gola Arena L 70 72 2,012 Dec 8, 1971 Freedom Hall L 60 88 9,642 Jan 6, 1968 MECCA Arena L 68 83 11,138 Feb 19, 2014 UD Arena W 65 53 12,380 Jan 12, 1972 UD Arena L 64 71 12,782 Feb 16, 1980 MECCA Arena L 64 73 10,938 Jan 14, 2015 UD Arena W 61 50 12,300 Dec 5, 1972 Freedom Hall L 58 75 7,544 Jan 24, 1981 UD Arena W 85 73 13,108 Mar 7, 2015 Gola Arena L 53 55 2,305 Jan 17, 1973 UD Arena L 73 74 12,273 Feb 20, 1982 MECCA Arena L 58 72 11,052 Jan 9, 2016 Gola Arena L 57 61 2,711 Dec 5, 1973 Freedom Hall L 68 75 10,994 Feb 23, 1983 UD Arena W 65 63 10,570 Jan 30, 2016 UD Arena W 59 44 13,455 Jan 23, 1974 UD Arena L 72 90 12,340 Jan 21, 1984 MECCA Arena ot L 64 66 11,052 Dec 30, 2016 UD Arena W 66 55 12,996 Dec 5, 1974 UD Arena L 74 76 12,641 Feb 16, 1985 MECCA Arena L 55 61 11,052 Mar 6, 1975 Freedom Hall L 67 83 14,109 Feb 23, 1985 UD Arena W 72 59 13,455 LAFAYETTE 1-0 Jan 28, 1976 Freedom Hall L 74 83 10,395 Jan 18, 1986 MECCA Arena L 60 70 11,052 1912-13 unknown W 75 1 --- Jan 27, 1977 UD Arena L 71 76 11,930 Feb 22, 1986 UD Arena L 79 82 13,502 Dec 19, 1977 Freedom Hall L 63 69 14,191 Jan 17, 1987 MECCA Arena L 57 64 11,052 LAMAR 2-0 Jan 16, 1979 UD Arena L 76 77 13,458 Feb 21, 1987 UD Arena W 59 57 12,891 Dec 3, 1960 UD Fieldhouse W 73 51 5,808 Jan 26, 1988 UD Arena L 59 90 13,261 Jan 23, 1988 UD Arena W 67 62 13,452 Dec 18, 1963 UD Fieldhouse W 85 73 5,808 Dec 10, 1988 Freedom Hall L 68 95 19,364 Feb 13, 1988 MECCA Arena L 56 79 11,052 Dec 29, 1994 UD Arena L 78 92 13,036 Jan 14, 1989 MECCA Arena L 86 90 11,107 LEHIGH 1-0 Dec 11, 1996 Freedom Hall L 67 80 19,413 Mar 2, 1989 UD Arena L 74 76 11,171 Dec 5, 2009 UD Arena W 89 71 12,719 Dec 21, 1998 UD Arena L 65 68 12,774 Jan 11, 1990 UD Arena L 84 95 11,261 Dec 23, 2000 Freedom Hall W 91 68 18,739 Feb 10, 1990 Bradley Center W 79 77 14,988 LONG ISLAND-BROOKLYN (LIU-BROOKLYN) 5-1 Nov 24, 2006 US Bank Arena W 68 64 8,250 Jan 5, 1991 UD Arena W 103 81 12,747 1939-40 Brooklyn, NY L 39 48 --- Dec 8, 2007 Freedom Hall W 70 65 19,128 Feb 9, 1991 Bradley Center L 65 67 14,708 Feb 10, 1973 UD Arena W 84 76 12,038 Jan 8, 1992 UD Arena W 60 57 12,149 Dec 8, 1973 MSG W 80 69 5,239 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 5-0 Jan 6, 1993 Bradley Center L 44 82 12,941 Mar 2, 1983 UD Arena W 97 85 9,198 Jan 25, 1965 UD Fieldhouse W 89 71 5,808 Feb 20, 1994 Bradley Center L 62 84 13,642 Dec 7, 1985 UD Arena W 98 69 10,871 Jan 25, 1966 UD Fieldhouse W 85 57 5,808 Feb 23, 1994 UD Arena L 58 63 10,658 Mar 11, 1998 UD Arena NIT W 95 92 10,665 Dec 23, 1968 UD Fieldhouse W 83 58 5,888 Jan 20, 1995 UD Arena L 58 70 10,868 Dec 17, 1970 UD Arena W 80 59 12,056 Feb 23, 1995 Bradley Center L 59 70 13,006 LOUISIANA STATE (LSU) 2-0 Dec 11, 1976 UD Arena W 71 48 11,286 Dec 27, 1996 UD Arena L 61 65 11,482 Mar 15, 1984 Huntsman Center NCAA W 74 66 6,978 Dec 21, 1997 Bradley Center L 68 86 11,082 Nov 25, 1995 Special Events Center UAC W 86 73 6,709 LOYOLA (CHICAGO) 33-15 Nov 28, 1998 UD Arena W 81 49 10,745 1928-29 Chicago L 12 30 --- Dec 7, 1999 MECCA Arena W 63 60 8,163 LOUISIANA TECH 1-0 1929-30 Dayton L 16 37 --- Dec 30, 2000 UD Arena W 61 60 13,268 Dec 12, 1992 UD Arena W 70 60 10,733 Dec 22, 1949 at Loyola L 46 69 --- Dec 5, 2001 Bradley Center L 51 73 10,002 Mar 3, 1950 Cleveland Arena OCT L 56 60 --- Jan 4, 2003 UD Arena ot W 92 85 12,307 LOUISIANA LAFAYETTE 1-2 Jan 7, 1951 UD Fieldhouse W 74 46 5,808 Nov 29, 2008 Sears Centre CIC W 89 75 4,780 Feb 26, 1972 UD Arena L 86 103 13,458 Jan 18, 1952 Chicago Stadium W 91 71 --- Jan 26, 1977 UD Arena L 52 54 11,403 Jan 21, 1953 UD Fieldhouse W 73 63 5,808 MARSHALL 7-22 Dec 9, 2003 UD Arena W 66 59 12,055 Jan 23, 1953 Alumni Hall ot L 69 75 --- 1934-35 Marshall L 25 39 --- Feb 6, 1954 Alumni Hall W 86 78 --- 1934-35 Dayton L 30 35 --- LOUISIANA MONROE 2-0 Feb 1, 1956 UD Fieldhouse W 75 37 5,808 1935-36 unknown L 27 38 --- Mar 22, 1962 MSG NIT W 98 82 17,326 1935-36 unknown W 37 35 --- Dec 3, 1983 UD Arena W 80 78 10106 Dec 31, 1962 Chicago Stadium L 69 74 10,346 1936-37 Marshall L 35 51 --- Dec 18, 1997 UD Arena W 83 73 10,626 Jan 22, 1964 UD Fieldhouse L 56 70 5,808 1936-37 Dayton L 41 48 --- Feb 20, 1965 Chicago Stadium W 83 72 8,985 1937-38 Dayton L 28 49 --- LOUISVILLE 27-39 Feb 16, 1966 UD Fieldhouse L 72 77 5,808 1937-38 Marshall L 31 56 --- Jan 3, 1948 The Armory L 53 69 --- Dec 23, 1966 Alumni Hall W 100 90 6,059 1938-39 Marshall L 37 46 --- Dec 8, 1948 Fairgrounds Coliseum W 58 55 --- Feb 21, 1968 UD Fieldhouse W 91 75 5,882 1938-39 unknown L 39 61 --- Jan 17, 1951 UD Fieldhouse W 68 61 5,808 Feb 8, 1969 Chicago Stadium ot W 70 69 4,621 1939-40 unknown L 25 31 --- Feb 17, 1951 The Armory W 70 66 --- Mar 3, 1970 UD Arena W 93 70 12,872 1939-40 unknown L 25 61 --- Dec 5, 1951 UD Fieldhouse ot L 76 79 5,808 Feb 6, 1971 UD Arena W 77 63 12,691 1940-41 unknown L 37 46 --- Feb 6, 1952 The Armory W 72 71 5,808 Feb 10, 1972 UD Arena W 91 90 12,167 1940-41 unknown L 42 78 --- Jan 7, 1953 The Armory L 70 76 --- Feb 3, 1973 Chicago Stadium W 110 89 7,383 1941-42 unknown L 31 55 --- Feb 14, 1953 UD Fieldhouse L 63 69 5,808 Jan 14, 1974 UD Arena W 74 59 11,208 1941-42 unknown L 37 40 --- Dec 16, 1953 UD Fieldhouse W 78 61 5,808 Feb 1, 1975 UD Arena W 76 63 10,914 1942-43 unknown L 48 52 --- Feb 13, 1954 The Armory W 75 71 --- Feb 11, 1976 UD Arena W 78 73 9,987 1942-43 unknown W 52 45 --- Dec 15, 1954 UD Fieldhouse ot W 71 67 5,808 Feb 26, 1977 UD Arena W 89 71 11,310 1945-46 unknown L 42 88 --- Jan 21, 1955 The Armory ot W 69 67 --- Feb 25, 1978 UD Arena W 79 69 11,239 1945-46 unknown W 46 57 --- Jan 28, 1956 UD Fieldhouse ot L 64 66 --- Mar 3, 1979 Alumni Hall L 68 69 1,192 1946-47 unknown L 53 79 --- Feb 17, 1956 The Armory L 56 59 --- Feb 2, 1980 UD Arena W 72 63 12,078 1946-47 unknown L 61 65 --- Mar 24, 1956 MSG NIT L 80 93 15,763 Jan 17, 1981 Alumni Hall ot L 81 87 3,238 Mar 1, 1948 Campus Gymnasium SBT W 58 52 --- Dec 29, 1956 Freedom Hall ot BGT L 53 61 --- Jan 16, 1982 UD Arena W 88 87 10,213 Jan 10, 1949 Fairgrounds Coliseum W 67 55 --- Jan 26, 1957 The Armory L 56 57 --- Feb 4, 1983 Circle Pavilion W 65 58 1,721 Jan 22, 1949 Campus Gymnasium W 54 60 --- Feb 23, 1957 UD Fieldhouse W 50 48 5,808 Jan 11, 1984 Circle Pavilion ot L 93 94 2,611 Mar 1, 1949 Campus Gymnasium L 57 60 --- Jan 25, 1958 Freedom Hall W 57 49 --- Jan 2, 1985 UD Arena W 80 70 9,486 Jan 3, 1950 Fairgrounds Coliseum W 68 41 --- Feb 26, 1958 UD Fieldhouse W 58 52 5,808 Jan 29, 1987 UD Arena W 66 64 10,456 Feb 4, 1950 Campus Gymnasium L 74 81 --- Jan 24, 1959 Freedom Hall L 59 76 9,021 Feb 20, 1988 Int’l. Amphitheater L 77 86 4,410 Dec 2, 2000 UD Arena L 65 67 12,026 Feb 21, 1959 UD Fieldhouse L 54 58 5,808 Jan 7, 1989 Int’l. Amphitheater W 89 80 1,008 Dec 23, 2008 UD Arena W 62 50 13,021 DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 155 ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS

MARYLAND 2-2 Feb 22, 1941 at Miami W 45 37 --- Feb 23, 1987 UD Arena L 74 78 11,347 Dec 30, 1965 Loyola (La.) Fieldhouse SBT L 75 77 5,000 Jan 21, 1942 at Miami L 32 33 --- Dec 2, 1987 Millett Hall W 70 69 5,828 Feb 13, 1984 Cole Fieldhouse L 59 61 8,515 Feb 10, 1942 at Dayton W 60 42 --- Feb 8, 1988 UD Arena ot L 75 79 11,420 Jan 5, 1985 UD Arena W 67 63 11,819 Jan 20, 1943 at Dayton L 33 57 --- Dec 7, 1988 Millett Hall L 64 72 3,985 Nov 22, 2000 Lahaina Civic Ctr. MAUI W 77 71 2,500 Jan 30, 1943 at Miami L 30 42 --- Dec 20, 1988 UD Arena W 72 62 12,497 Jan 5, 1946 at Miami L 32 63 --- Dec 23, 1989 UD Arena W 97 81 12,436 MARYLAND BALTIMORE COUNTY (UMBC) 1-0 Feb 20, 1946 at Dayton L 42 49 --- Dec 6, 1990 Millett Hall L 77 101 7,672 Dec 1, 1999 UD Arena W 83 60 11,255 Dec 18, 1946 at Miami L 38 66 --- Dec 12, 1991 Millett Hall L 47 59 12,174 Feb 24, 1947 at Dayton L 52 54 --- Dec 9, 1992 Millett Hall L 50 57 5,260 Dec 16, 1947 Fairgrounds Coliseum W 64 53 --- MASSACHUSETTS 12-12 Dec 30, 1993 UD Arena 2ot L 93 99 12,030 Feb 28, 1948 Withrow Court L 45 89 --- Jan 6, 1996 Mullins Center L 58 78 9,493 Dec 5, 1994 Millett Hall L 72 81 2,834 Dec 14, 1948 Fairgrounds Coliseum L 37 41 --- Feb 23, 1997 UD Arena W 69 67 11,893 Dec 30, 1995 UD Arena L 56 79 13,184 Feb 23, 1949 Withrow Court W 71 55 --- Feb 1, 1998 Mullins Center L 69 85 9,493 Dec 4, 1996 Millett Hall L 72 92 4,330 Dec 13, 1949 Withrow Court W 68 50 --- Jan 28, 1999 UD Arena ot L 57 59 11,639 Nov 22, 1997 UD Arena 2ot L 86 93 11,824 Feb 21, 1950 Fairgrounds Coliseum W 56 42 --- Jan 20, 2000 Mullins Center W 57 52 4,835 Nov 22, 1998 Millett Hall L 62 76 8,172 Dec 12, 1950 Withrow Court W 60 47 --- Jan 18, 2001 Mullins Center L 57 62 4,113 Dec 29, 1999 UD Arena W 78 70 13,509 Feb 21, 1951 UD Fieldhouse W 62 53 5,808 Feb 6, 2001 UD Arena W 89 76 13,408 Dec 6, 2000 Millett Hall W 55 54 8,212 Dec 12, 1951 Withrow Court L 60 61 --- Jan 29, 2002 Mullins Center W 83 68 6,146 Dec 29, 2001 UD Arena W 60 23 13,345 Feb 20, 1952 UD Fieldhouse W 65 56 5,808 Jan 21, 2003 UD Arena W 83 55 12,533 Dec 4, 2002 Millett Hall L 63 78 5,112 Dec 10, 1952 UD Fieldhouse L 53 61 5,808 Feb 8, 2004 Mullins Center W 66 59 4,076 Dec 3, 2003 UD Arena W 67 61 12,798 Feb 18, 1953 Withrow Court L 65 74 --- Mar 1, 2005 UD Arena W 53 52 12,488 Nov 21, 2005 Millett Hall L 42 58 6,038 Dec 9, 1953 Withrow Court L 70 72 --- Feb 25, 2006 Mullins Center L 47 66 5,508 Dec 20, 2006 UD Arena W 56 54 12,178 Feb 10, 1954 UD Fieldhouse W 80 69 5,808 Feb 18, 2007 UD Arena L 69 77 13,213 Nov 28, 2007 Millett Hall W 63 62 5,234 Dec 7, 1954 Withrow Court W 87 67 --- Jan 16, 2008 UD Arena L 71 82 13,435 Jan 6, 2009 UD Arena W 45 40 12,637 Feb 9, 1955 UD Fieldhouse W 78 62 5,808 Jan 10, 2009 Mass Mutual Center L 65 75 5,485 Dec 2, 2009 Millett Hall W 65 58 4,820 Dec 7, 1955 UD Fieldhouse W 73 50 5,942 Feb 27, 2010 UD Arena W 96 68 13,435 Dec 4, 2010 UD Arena W 70 58 13,435 Feb 7, 1956 Withrow Court W 86 73 5,808 Jan 9, 2011 Mullins Center L 50 55 3,645 Nov 15, 2011 Millett Hall ot L 67 72 3,143 Dec 12, 1956 Withrow Court W 67 65 5,808 Mar 8, 2011 Mullins Center A10 W 78 50 2,264 Dec 8, 2012 UD Arena W 83 61 12,562 Feb 6, 1957 UD Fieldhouse 2ot W 68 67 5,813 Feb 25, 2012 UD Arena W 76 43 13,435 Dec 3, 2014 Millett Hall W 66 62 2,365 Dec 11, 1957 UD Fieldhouse L 59 63 5,808 Feb 23, 2013 Mullins Center L 66 76 6,096 Dec 22, 2015 UD Arena W 64 63 13,206 Feb 5, 1958 Withrow Court W 64 62 5,808 Mar 1, 2014 UD Arena W 86 79 12,825 Dec 10, 1958 UD Fieldhouse W 54 50 5,808 Jan 29, 2015 Mullins Center L 64 66 5,633 MICHIGAN 0-11 Feb 7, 1959 Withrow Court L 68 72 --- Jan 6, 2016 UD Arena W 93 63 12,237 Mar 12, 1965 Memorial Coliseum NCAA L 71 98 11,600 Dec 9, 1959 UD Fieldhouse W 61 45 5,808 Jan 11, 2017 Mullins Center L 55 67 2,628 Dec 9, 1972 UD Arena L 78 81 13,458 Feb 3, 1960 UD Fieldhouse W 72 60 5,808 Dec 15, 1973 Crisler Arena L 54 76 4,352 Dec 14, 1960 UD Fieldhouse W 84 69 5,808 Dec 14, 1974 UD Arena L 50 61 12,864 MCNEESE STATE 2-1 Feb 1, 1961 Withrow Court L 58 60 --- Dec 2, 1978 UD Arena W 85 75 11,638 Dec 13, 1975 Crisler Arena L 80 106 7,492 Dec 12, 1961 Withrow Court W 86 67 --- Mar 12, 1986 Burton Coliseum L 75 86 5,700 Dec 10, 1977 Crisler Arena L 61 71 13,549 Feb 28, 1962 UD Fieldhouse W 63 52 5,808 Dec 28, 1995 UD Arena W 86 76 12,856 Dec 9, 1978 UD Arena L 61 66 12,518 Dec 22, 1962 UD Fieldhouse W 47 42 5,808 Dec 15, 1979 Crisler Arena L 54 69 10,604 Feb 26, 1963 Withrow Court W 57 53 2,251 MEMPHIS 12-7 Dec 13, 1980 UD Arena L 84 85 11,296 Dec 10, 1963 Withrow Court 2ot W 87 81 3,045 Dec 10, 1983 Crisler Arena L 60 82 10,572 Feb 4, 1954 Memorial Fieldhouse W 66 59 --- Feb 26, 1964 UD Fieldhouse L 62 75 5,808 Dec 8, 1984 UD Arena L 78 87 10,528 Dec 4, 1954 UD Fieldhouse W 88 69 5,808 Dec 9, 1964 Withrow Court L 88 95 3,010 Feb 15, 1956 UD Fieldhouse W 85 71 5,808 Jan 30, 1965 UD Fieldhouse W 54 52 5,808 MICHIGAN STATE 0-2 Jan 16, 1960 UD Fieldhouse ot W 58 52 5,808 Dec 7, 1965 UD Fieldhouse W 63 48 5,808 Feb 4, 1961 Memorial Fieldhouse W 96 77 --- Dec 7, 1991 UD Arena L 74 83 13,305 Feb 19, 1966 Withrow Court W 75 60 3,000 Dec 19, 1992 Breslin Center L 60 65 15,121 Feb 21, 1962 UD Fieldhouse W 78 67 5,808 Mar 7, 1966 Memorial Gym NCAA W 58 51 7,013 Feb 19, 1963 Memorial Fieldhouse L 59 61 --- Dec 6, 1966 Withrow Court W 80 71 2,144 MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE 1-0 Feb 15, 1964 UD Fieldhouse W 83 73 5,808 Jan 28, 1967 UD Fieldhouse W 71 55 5,882 Dec 11, 1965 UD Fieldhouse W 90 63 5,808 Feb 13, 1965 Mid-South Coliseum L 71 77 7,390 Dec 5, 1967 UD Fieldhouse L 61 64 5,882 Feb 12, 1966 UD Fieldhouse W 90 77 5,808 Mar 2, 1968 Withrow Court W 63 51 3,914 MINNESOTA 1-2 Feb 11, 1967 Mid-South Coliseum W 81 56 11,001 Dec 11, 1968 Millett Hall W 83 55 4,534 Dec 2, 1981 Williams Arena L 74 90 14,352 Jan 29, 1977 Mid-South Coliseum L 67 81 11,075 Jan 25, 1969 UD Fieldhouse W 67 54 5,882 Dec 16, 1982 UD Arena L 65 71 10,555 Dec 29, 1977 UD Arena W 85 83 12,455 Dec 27, 1969 UD Arena L 64 66 13,450 Nov 27, 2011 HP Field House OSC W 86 70 3,874 Jan 13, 1979 Mid-South Coliseum W 75 73 10,591 Jan 24, 1970 Millett Hall L 65 76 6,143 Jan 17, 1980 UD Arena W 82 64 10,056 Jan 30, 1971 Millett Hall L 59 60 8,045 MISSISSIPPI 6-0 Feb 5, 1994 UD Arena L 78 94 11,253 Mar 3, 1971 UD Arena L 53 83 13,458 Dec 20, 1980 UD Arena UDIT W 72 70 10,021 Feb 9, 1994 The Pyramid L 71 84 2,117 Dec 18, 1971 UD Arena L 51 58 12,952 Mar 30, 2010 MSG NIT W 68 63 11,689 Feb 16, 1995 UD Arena L 61 68 10,477 Jan 26, 1972 Millett Hall W 66 60 6,140 Nov 20, 2010 Tad Smith Coliseum ot W 78 71 6,436 Feb 28, 1995 The Pyramid L 60 87 10,841 Jan 24, 1973 UD Arena W 68 61 12,117 Dec 30, 2011 UD Arena W 62 50 12,656 Feb 28, 1973 Millett Hall L 59 84 4,920 Jan 4, 2014 Tad Smith Coliseum ot W 83 80 7,035 MERCER 1-0 Jan 2, 1974 UD Arena W 73 57 11,812 Dec. 30, 2014 UD Arena W 78 74 12,525 Nov 25, 2008 UD Arena CIC W 71 53 12,074 Feb 25, 1974 Millett Hall W 79 74 3,434 Jan 29, 1975 Millett Hall L 62 74 4,001 MIAMI (FLA.) 7-1 Feb 26, 1975 UD Arena L 66 78 10,769 MISSISSIPPI STATE 0-1 Dec 5, 1956 UD Fieldhouse W 87 48 5,808 Dec 3, 1975 Millett Hall L 55 66 4,841 Dec 19, 1975 UD Arena UDIT L 54 56 10,658 Feb 21, 1967 Miami Beach Conv. Hall W 80 79 2,283 Jan 14, 1976 UD Arena W 62 61 11,429 Feb 1, 1968 UD Fieldhouse W 98 60 5,882 Jan 19, 1977 UD Arena L 70 79 11,694 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE 2-0 Dec 11, 1970 UD Arena W 91 77 12,941 Feb 16, 1977 Millett Hall W 72 69 4,479 Nov 30, 1988 UD Arena W 82 61 10,158 Feb 8, 1986 UD Arena W 79 68 13,362 Jan 11, 1978 UD Arena W 73 66 12,031 Dec 3, 1994 UD Arena W 91 86 10,605 Feb 14, 1987 Knight Center W 92 78 2,835 Feb 15, 1978 Millett Hall L 60 63 5,082 Mar 8, 1988 UD Arena W 90 89 11,079 Dec 13, 1978 Millett Hall W 86 69 4,885 MISSOURI 0-2 Dec 6, 1989 Miami Arena L 82 87 1,492 Jan 31, 1979 UD Arena W 73 62 11,345 Jan 15, 1983 Hearnes Center L 64 78 10,436 Dec 5, 1979 Millett Hall W 79 76 5,114 Jan 14, 1984 UD Arena ot L 51 56 12,044 MIAMI (OHIO) 71-61 Jan 2, 1980 UD Arena W 57 56 10,678 Jan 23, 1909 at Dayton W 17 15 --- Dec 4, 1980 Millett Hall W 74 71 3,948 MONMOUTH 1-0 Jan 6, 1917 at Dayton L 26 33 --- Jan 5, 1981 UD Arena L 83 86 10,716 Nov 27, 2015 HP Field House ADVO W 73 70 4,508 Jan 4, 1936 at Dayton L 29 34 --- Dec 9, 1981 Millett Hall W 82 65 4,097 Feb 1, 1936 at Miami L 15 26 --- Jan 1, 1982 UD Arena W 82 65 11,187 MONTANA STATE 0-1 Jan 16, 1937 at Dayton L 29 30 --- Dec 8, 1982 Millett Hall W 69 66 3,638 Dec 1, 1991 Blaisdell Arena HTT L 84 89 1,000 Feb 22, 1937 at Miami W 27 20 --- Jan 3, 1983 UD Arena L 54 57 10,364 Jan 8, 1938 at Dayton L 34 35 --- Dec 7, 1983 Millett Hall L 59 67 6,966 Feb 5, 1938 at Miami L 19 33 --- Dec 22, 1983 UD Arena W 89 79 10,107 Jan 14, 1939 at Miami L 21 26 --- Dec 12, 1984 Millett Hall L 64 69 5,867 Feb 11, 1939 at Dayton L 30 39 --- Jan 28, 1985 UD Arena W 63 54 12,060 Jan 3, 1940 at Miami L 35 40 --- Dec 4, 1985 Millett Hall L 57 70 7,111 Feb 6, 1940 at Dayton L 37 42 --- Dec 21, 1985 UD Arena W 70 68 13,168 Feb 3, 1941 at Dayton W 39 26 --- Dec 3, 1986 Millett Hall L 71 73 5,361 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 156 ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS

MOREHEAD STATE 8-0 1946-47 OU Men’s Gymnasium L 59 69 --- OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO Dec 21, 2000 UD Arena W 71 53 11,278 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 2-0 Dec 9, 1947 Fairgrounds Coliseum L 40 46 --- Feb 2, 1957 UD Fieldhouse W 80 67 5,808 Feb 15, 1967 UD Fieldhouse W 101 60 5,882 Jan 21, 1949 Athens, Ohio W 52 47 --- Feb 26, 1969 UD Fieldhouse W 75 63 5,882 Dec 1, 2012 UD Arena W 60 43 12,637 Feb 7, 1949 Fairgrounds Coliseum L 40 57 --- Jan 4, 1977 UD Arena W 79 68 12,136 Jan 10, 1950 Men’s Gymnasium W 71 61 --- Dec 1, 1990 UD Arena W 77 75 13,083 NORTHERN IOWA 1-2 Feb 7, 1950 Fairgrounds Coliseum W 75 50 --- Dec 22, 1996 UD Arena W 105 75 10,426 Dec 5, 1987 UD Arena W 88 83 12,090 Jan 15, 1951 Men’s Gymnasium W 75 66 --- Dec 1, 2001 UD Arena W 85 41 12,487 Dec 23, 1988 UNIDome 2ot L 70 72 2,213 Jan 9, 1952 UD Fieldhouse W 101 71 5,808 Nov 23, 2005 UD Arena W 67 41 12,346 Dec 23, 2005 Valley High School LVHC L 67 74 1,100 Dec 17, 1957 UD Fieldhouse W 58 41 5,808 Mar 9, 1965 E.A. Diddle Arena NCAA W 66 65 7,500 MOUNT SAINT MARY’S 3-0 NORTHERN KENTUCKY 1-0 Dec 14, 1991 UD Arena W 107 81 11,515 Dec 1, 1993 UD Arena W 99 82 10,836 OHIO STATE 4-6 Nov 26, 1999 UD Arena W 74 51 11,066 1913-14 unknown L 16 23 --- Nov 13, 2010 UD Arena GSME W 67 52 12,611 NORTHWESTERN 2-2 1914-15 unknown L 19 30 --- Dec 22, 1972 UD Arena UDIT W 73 66 11,586 1915-16 Ohio State W 24 23 --- MURRAY STATE 7-3 Dec 27, 1997 UD Arena W 77 69 12,162 1933-34 Dayton L 27 45 --- Jan 5, 1952 UD Fieldhouse W 69 55 5,808 Dec 5, 1998 Welsh-Ryan Arena L 57 64 4,216 Dec 19, 1985 St. John Arena L 73 80 13,681 Dec 27, 1952 J.W. Carr Health Building L 70 84 --- Dec 17, 2016 United Center CL L 64 67 9,036 Dec 16, 1986 UD Arena W 89 86 13,511 Jan 2, 1954 UD Fieldhouse W 98 68 5,808 Dec 19, 1987 St. John Arena W 81 80 13,320 Feb 3, 1955 New Gym W 49 45 --- NORTHWESTERN STATE 1-0 Dec 17, 1988 UD Arena L 76 104 13,511 Mar 26, 2008 Schottenstein Center NIT L 63 74 19,049 Dec 21, 1963 UD Fieldhouse W 86 71 5,808 Dec 20, 2004 UD Arena W 64 55 11,525 Feb 7, 1966 UD Fieldhouse W 99 86 5,808 Mar 20, 2014 First Niagara Center NCAA W 60 59 19,260 Nov 15, 1997 UD Arena L 69 76 11,306 NOTRE DAME 13-28 Dec 4, 2011 CFSB Center L 58 75 3,857 1908-09 Dayton L 13 30 --- OKLAHOMA 1-3 Mar 18, 1982 Lloyd Noble Center NIT L 82 91 11,198 Dec 22, 2012 UD Arena W 77 68 12,638 1909-10 Dayton L 10 31 --- Mar 17, 1984 Special Events Center NCAAW 89 85 8,100 Dec 29, 2013 UD Arena W 72 51 12,067 1910-11 Dayton W 27 21 --- Dec 24, 1987 McCabe Gym CCC L 99 151 1,000 1911-12 Dayton Forfeit W 2 0 --- Mar 22, 2015 Nationwide Arena NCAA L 66 72 17,584 NAVY 1-0 1920-21 Notre Dame L 19 42 --- Dec 20, 1969 Memorial Coliseum UKIT W 83 69 11,500 Mar 21, 1968 MSG ot NIT W 76 74 19,500 Feb 28, 1970 UD Arena W 95 79 13,450 OKLAHOMA STATE (OKLAHOMA A&M) 2-0 NEBRASKA 0-1 Mar 1, 1971 Joyce ACC L 82 83 11,207 Dec 18, 1976 UD Arena UDIT W 78 68 11,246 Nov 11, 2016 Titan Gym WL L 78 80 3,816 Mar 4, 1972 UD Arena W 86 74 13,458 Dec 30, 1983 UD Arena MLC W 82 67 10,227 Jan 20, 1973 Joyce ACC L 58 94 10,127 NEW MEXICO 3-2 Mar 4, 1974 UD Arena W 97 82 13,528 OLD DOMINION 6-5 Mar 16, 1974 McKale Center NCAA L 61 66 13,658 Mar 1, 1975 Joyce ACC L 69 102 11,345 Jan 13, 1973 UD Arena L 72 77 12,152 Nov 19, 1999 The Pit CoSIDA W 70 57 15,740 Feb 25, 1976 UD Arena L 79 85 13,149 Nov 30, 1974 UD Arena W 90 69 12,179 Jan 1, 2010 The Pit L 66 68 14,586 Feb 1, 1977 Joyce ACC L 64 97 11,293 Jan 10, 1976 UD Arena W 91 79 10,889 Jan 1, 2011 UD Arena 2ot W 76 73 12,804 Mar 4, 1978 UD Arena W 66 59 13,458 Dec 19, 1981 UD Arena ot W 78 77 9,240 Nov 27, 2016 Honda Center WL W 64 57 4,221 Feb 3, 1979 Joyce ACC L 71 86 11,345 Feb 19, 1983 Norfolk Scope L 53 61 5,580 Mar 1, 1980 UD Arena L 54 62 13,455 Mar 10, 1984 UD Arena W 64 63 11,525 NEW MEXICO STATE 2-0 Feb 28, 1981 Joyce ACC L 57 70 11,345 Feb 18, 1985 Norfolk Scope L 82 91 4,119 Dec 19, 2000 UD Arena L 76 81 11,346 Dec 16, 1961 UD Fieldhouse W 76 60 5,808 Mar 6, 1982 UD Arena W 79 72 13,455 Dec 20, 2002 Constant Convocation W 71 67 5,532 Dec 30, 1966 UD Fieldhouse W 74 48 5,882 Mar 7, 1983 Joyce ACC L 41 53 11,345 Mar 3, 1984 UD Arena W 80 70 13,505 Dec 11, 2009 UD Arena W 58 50 13,159 Dec 11, 2010 Constant Convocation L 71 74 7,563 NEW ORLEANS 4-2 Jan 23, 1985 Joyce ACC L 61 66 11,345 Dec 13, 1976 UD Arena W 82 68 10,366 Mar 9, 1985 UD Arena 2ot L 73 80 13,511 Feb 18, 1978 H&PE Center L 79 86 3,474 Feb 5, 1986 UD Arena W 67 65 13,233 OREGON 1-0 Jan 10, 1979 Louisiana Superdome W 77 61 1,800 Mar 8, 1986 Joyce ACC L 55 69 11,345 Dec 21, 1954 UD Fieldhouse W 71 55 5,808 Jan 12, 1980 UD Arena W 77 51 11,451 Jan 27, 1987 Joyce ACC L 55 66 11,418 Feb 12, 1981 H&PE Center W 62 53 2,542 Mar 7, 1987 UD Arena L 56 62 13,511 PACIFIC 2-0 Feb 13, 1982 UD Arena L 48 50 10,557 Feb 18, 1988 Joyce ACC L 47 59 10,948 Dec 18, 1954 UD Fieldhouse W 73 66 5,808 Mar 12, 1988 UD Arena L 59 72 13,511 Dec 21, 1979 UD Arena UDIT W 75 64 10,059 NIAGARA 5-7 Jan 31, 1989 Joyce ACC L 75 85 9,904 Feb 21, 1989 UD Arena L 66 83 12,581 Dec 16, 1948 at Niagara L 59 62 --- PENN STATE 0-1 Jan 30, 1990 Joyce ACC L 79 97 10,104 Mar 9, 1954 MSG NIT L 74 77 10,257 Mar 16, 1998 UD Arena NIT L 74 77 13,409 Feb 28, 1990 UD Arena W 97 79 13,511 Dec 26, 1958 MSG ECAC W 84 79 12,135 Jan 29, 1991 UD Arena L 67 73 13,182 Dec 13, 1962 UD Fieldhouse L 67 75 5,808 PENNSYLVANIA 1-0 Feb 26, 1991 Joyce ACC ot L 87 92 9,723 Dec 2, 1964 UD Fieldhouse W 95 64 5,808 Nov 28, 1997 Caguas Municipal SJS W 71 60 178 Jan 27, 1992 Joyce ACC L 54 76 8,514 Feb 4, 1967 Student Center L 74 80 3,200 Feb 25, 1992 UD Arena W 60 58 12,709 Feb 1, 1969 UD Fieldhouse W 100 70 5,882 PEPPERDINE 4-1 Jan 9, 1993 Joyce ACC L 66 71 8,186 Jan 31, 1972 Gallagher Center L 69 88 1,842 Dec 1, 1955 UD Fieldhouse W 75 35 5,808 Feb 9, 1993 UD Arena L 69 79 11,849 Dec 19, 1980 UD Arena UDIT W 79 73 9,344 Dec 10, 1973 UD Arena W 69 61 10,458 Mar 5, 1994 Joyce ACC L 66 72 9,089 Feb 10, 1986 UD Arena W 105 84 10,980 Jan 4, 1975 Firestone Fieldhouse L 79 80 2,781 Jan 17, 1995 UD Arena W 73 63 11,026 Jan 11, 1992 Gallagher Center L 64 82 1,339 Nov 21, 2003 Firestone Fieldhouse W 90 77 1,899 Jan 12, 1993 UD Arena L 63 66 10,649 Dec 1, 2005 UD Arena W 63 45 12,436 OHIO 12-20 NORTH CAROLINA 2-1 1913-14 Ohio Gymnasium W 22 16 --- PITTSBURGH 1-1 1934-35 OU Men’s Gymnasium L 29 46 --- Mar 24, 1967 Freedom Hall NCAA W 76 62 18,889 Dec 23, 2006 Petersen Events Center L 51 81 12,508 1934-35 Dayton L 31 32 --- Dec 31, 2006 Dean Dome L 51 81 19,967 Dec 29, 2007 UD Arena W 80 55 13,435 1935-36 OU Men’s Gymnasium L 26 52 --- Apr 1, 2010 MSG NIT W 79 68 9,827 1935-36 Dayton L 29 37 --- PORTLAND 8-0 1936-37 Dayton L 18 44 --- NORTH CAROLINA GREENSBORO 1-0 Feb 14, 1959 UD Fieldhouse W 65 58 5,808 1936-37 OU Men’s Gymnasium L 27 35 --- Dec 20, 2008 UD Arena W 75 44 12,706 Feb 15, 1962 UD Fieldhouse W 50 47 5,808 1937-38 Dayton L 29 32 --- Jan 13, 1964 UD Fieldhouse W 82 60 5,808 1937-38 OU Men’s Gymnasium L 38 46 --- Dec 27, 1967 UD Fieldhouse W 124 68 5,882 NORTH CAROLINA A&T 1-0 1938-39 Dayton L 23 44 --- Nov 15, 2006 UD Arena W 79 66 11,666 Dec 9, 1968 UD Fieldhouse W 95 66 5,882 1938-39 OU Men’s Gymnasium W 44 35 --- Dec 29, 1969 UD Arena W 99 48 12,002 1939-40 Dayton L 34 42 --- NORTH CAROLINA STATE 1-0 Dec 26, 1970 UD Arena W 88 72 12,197 1939-40 OU Men’s Gymnasium L 44 62 --- Nov 25, 2016 Titan Gym WL W 84 74 5,153 Dec 28, 1959 Reynolds Coliseum DC W 36 32 --- 1940-41 Dayton L 47 72 --- 1940-41 OU Men’s Gymnasium L 41 72 --- PRAIRIE VIEW A&M 3-0 NORTH CAROLINA WILMINGTON 3-0 1941-42 Dayton L 34 36 --- Dec 29, 1997 UD Arena W 110 52 10,161 Mar 14, 2001 UD Arena NIT W 68 59 9,638 1941-42 OU Men’s Gymnasium W 31 23 --- Dec 9, 2000 UD Arena W 86 63 11,532 Dec 7, 2002 UD Arena W 59 48 11,888 1942-43 Dayton L 43 45 --- Dec 20, 2003 UD Arena W 78 65 12,136 Nov 19, 2011 UD Arena W 74 49 12,538 1942-43 OU Men’s Gymnasium W 45 32 --- 1945-46 Dayton L 41 53 --- PRINCETON 2-0 NORTH FLORIDA 1-0 1945-46 OU Men’s Gymnasium W 65 53 --- Mar 23, 1952 Chicago Stadium NCAA W 77 61 --- Dec 5, 2015 UD Arena W 86 71 12,383 1946-47 Dayton L 29 64 --- Dec 2, 1989 UD Arena W 68 62 12,022

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Jan 29, 2000 Alumni Fieldhouse W 66 62 3,200 PRESBYTERIAN 1-0 RIDER 2-0 Mar 9, 2000 Spectrum A10 W 67 64 7,779 Dec 19, 2009 UD Arena W 71 52 12,269 Nov 29, 1980 UD Arena W 95 72 10,366 Jan 14, 2001 Alumni Fieldhouse L 71 84 3,200 Jan 19, 1983 UD Arena W 75 57 8,764 Feb 21, 2001 UD Arena L 72 82 13,553 PROVIDENCE 6-2 Feb 23, 2002 Alumni Fieldhouse L 68 70 3,200 Jan 31, 1963 MSG L 72 84 8,572 ROBERT MORRIS 1-1 Mar 7, 2002 Spectrum A10 W 81 74 6,589 Dec 21, 1968 UD Fieldhouse W 90 63 5,882 Dec 19, 1990 UD Arena L 94 99 11,652 Feb 15, 2003 UD Arena W 66 56 13,409 Mar 14, 2003 UD Arena A10 W 76 73 11,648 Jan 10, 1970 Providence Civic Center W 81 78 3,300 Jan 15, 1992 UD Arena W 82 65 11,573 Jan 28, 1982 UD Arena 5 ot W 79 77 9,669 Feb 11, 2004 Alumni Fieldhouse L 67 81 3,200 Jan 19, 2005 UD Arena W 58 54 12,506 Jan 8, 1983 Providence Civic Center L 63 66 6,591 ST. BONAVENTURE 23-10* Feb 1, 2006 UD Arena W 77 69 11,722 Jan 28, 1984 UD Arena W 73 47 11,097 Dec 18, 1948 Olean Armory 2 ot L 49 51 --- Mar 8, 2006 U.S. Bank Arena A-10 L 55 67 4,010 Dec 1, 1984 Providence Civic Center W 68 55 4,857 Mar 13, 1952 MSG NIT W 69 62 17,131 Feb 4, 2007 Alumni Fieldhouse L 65 71 3,103 Mar 20, 2015 Nationwide Arena NCAA W 66 53 17,584 Dec 29, 1984 UD Arena UDIT W 83 60 11,377 Mar 8, 2008 UD Arena W 79 67 13,435 Feb 17, 1996 UD Arena W 66 58 13,152 Feb 1, 2009 UD Arena W 69 58 13,169 Mar 6, 1996 Philadelphia Civic CenterA10 L 60 72 7,138 PURDUE 1-3 Jan 23, 2010 Hagan Arena L 59 60 4,200 Mar 12, 1979 Mackey Arena NIT L 70 84 13,126 Feb 8, 1997 Reilly Center L 69 70 6,000 Jan 12, 2011 UD Arena W 65 59 11,846 Mar 16, 1981 Mackey Arena L 46 50 10,612 Mar 5, 1997 Spectrum A10 L 75 81 6,011 Mar 12, 2011 Boardwalk Hall A10 W 64 61 8,285 Mar 16, 2000 McKale Center NCAA L 61 62 13,363 Jan 6, 1998 UD Arena W 74 59 10,081 Jan 25, 2012 Hagan Arena L 63 77 3,781 Dec 15, 2001 Conseco Fieldhouse BB W 83 72 9,316 Feb 6, 1999 Reilly Center L 67 77 5,912 Feb 6, 2013 UD Arena W 60 54 12,453 Mar 3, 1999 Spectrum ot A10 W 70 69 7,195 Jan 29, 2014 UD Arena L 57 60 12,083 RHODE ISLAND 18-14 Feb 12, 2000 UD Arena W 68 64 13,553 Feb 25, 2014 Hagan Arena L 53 79 4,051 1939-40 White Plains, NY W 59 51 --- Mar 10, 2001 Spectrum A10 L 50 56 13,202 Mar 14, 2014 Barclays Center A10 L 67 70 7,308 Jan 14, 1996 UD Arena W 84 77 10,027 Jan 25, 2001 Reilly Center L 51 66 6,000 Feb 19, 2015 UD Arena W 68 64 13,015 Jan 4, 1997 Keaney Gymnasium L 68 97 2,733 Feb 3, 2002 UD Arena L 75 81 13,102 Feb 17, 2016 Hagan Arena L 70 79 4,200 Feb 21, 1998 UD Arena W 71 62 13,521 Mar 8, 2003 No Contest* Mar 12, 2016 Barclays Center A10 L 79 82 10,489 Mar 5, 1998 Spectrum A10 L 70 83 9,435 Jan 7, 2004 UD Arena W 76 72 12,899 Feb 7, 2017 UD Arena W 77 70 12,612 Jan 10, 1999 Keaney Gymnasium L 56 78 3,885 Feb 22, 2005 Reilly Center W 68 61 4,173 Feb 26, 2000 UD Arena W 77 51 13,521 Mar 9, 2005 U.S. Bank Arena A10 W 78 48 5,872 Feb 10, 2001 Keaney Gymnasium W 73 64 2,531 Jan 25, 2006 UD Arena W 78 58 12,088 Mar 7, 2001 Spectrum A10 W 85 59 6,486 Feb 10, 2007 Reilly Center W 69 62 3,358 Feb 16, 2002 UD Arena W 66 57 13,553 Mar 5, 2008 Reilly Center W 78 73 4,821 Feb 6, 2002 Spectrum A10 W 90 71 5,571 Jan 25, 2009 UD Arena W 80 68 13,408 Feb 26, 2003 Ryan Center W 82 70 5,903 Jan 30, 2010 Reilly Center W 75 58 5,290 Mar 13, 2003 UD Arena A10 W 74 57 10,897 Feb 2, 2011 UD Arena W 63 61 12,426 Mar 3, 2004 UD Arena L 63 65 12,665 Jan 11, 2012 Reilly Center L 73 81 3,317 Jan 27, 2005 Ryan Center W 56 49 4,370 Mar 6, 2013 UD Arena W 75 63 12,162 Mar 4, 2006 UD Arena L 56 65 13,435 Feb 8, 2014 Reilly Center W 69 72 5,344 Jan 7, 2007 Ryan Center L 74 75 3,791 Jan 8, 2015 Reilly Center W 78 61 3,495 Jan 9, 2008 UD Arena W 92 83 13,435 Feb 14, 2015 UD Arena W 75 61 13,455 Feb 2, 2008 Ryan Center L 70 82 7,657 Mar 13, 2015 Barclays Center A10 W 75 71 7,423 Feb 25, 2009 Ryan Center ot L 91 93 7,218 Jan 19, 2016 Reilly Center W 85 79 4,176 Jan 26, 2010 UD Arena L 64 65 12,501 Feb 20, 2016 UD Arena L 72 79 13,455 Feb 9, 2011 Ryan Center L 53 67 5,415 Jan 3, 2017 Reilly Center W 90 74 3,328 Jan 28, 2012 UD Arena L 81 86 13,147 Feb 18, 2017 UD Arena W 76 72 13,455 Feb 13, 2013 Ryan Center L 72 75 3,388 * On March 8, 2003, UD was scheduled to play SBU at the Jan 25, 2014 Ryan Center L 76 88 6,211 Reilly Center. The A-10 awarded a forfeit victory to UD which is Feb 12, 2014 UD Arena W 76 69 12,255 included in the 2002-03 A-10 Standings, but not in any other Mar 3, 2015 UD Arena W 75 59 13,455 category of this media guide, as the game never took place. Mar 14, 2015 Barclays Center A10 W 56 52 8,488 Feb 12, 2016 Ryan Center W 68 66 6,105 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) 3-0 Feb 27, 2016 UD Arena L 66 75 13,455 Mar 22, 1956 MSG NIT W 89 58 16,125 Jan 6, 2017 UD Arena W 67 64 12,883 Jan 10, 1957 MSG W 84 60 4,123 Feb 10, 2017 Ryan Center W 75 74 7,394 Nov 16, 2013 UD Arena W 78 58 12,183

RICE 3-1 ST. FRANCIS (PA.) 6-1 Dec 16, 1967 UD Fieldhouse W 82 58 5,882 Mar 17, 1955 MSG ot NIT W 79 73 16,485 Feb 13, 1969 Autry Gym W 58 55 2,000 Feb 11, 1956 UD Fieldhouse W 76 41 5,808 Dec 28, 1982 UD Arena UDIT W 68 55 10,329 Jan 31, 1959 UD Fieldhouse L 53 56 5,808 Jan 5, 1994 UD Arena L 64 76 10,137 Jan 9, 1963 UD Fieldhouse ot W 69 65 5,808 Feb 27, 1965 UD Fieldhouse W 80 43 5,808 RICHMOND 17-9 Jan 17, 1966 UD Fieldhouse W 98 56 5,808 Mar 19, 2001 UD Arena NIT W 71 56 9,113 Nov 13, 2013 UD Arena W 70 56 12,002 Jan 19, 2002 UD Arena W 68 52 13,086 Feb 10, 2002 Robins Center L 54 63 7,076 ST. JOHN’S 5-5 Jan 15, 2003 UD Arena W 66 53 12,105 1939-40 St. John’s L 24 47 --- Feb 19, 2003 Robins Center W 70 63 4,129 Mar 15, 1951 MSG ot NIT W 69 62 16,815 Jan 14, 2004 Robins Center W 55 50 5,282 Dec 29, 1951 MSG L 60 62 12,653 Feb 4, 2004 UD Arena ot W 62 57 12,704 Dec 27, 1954 MSG ECAC W 70 56 12,105 Mar 12, 2004 UD Arena A10 W 58 56 11,566 Mar 20, 1958 MSG NIT W 80 56 15,834 Jan 12, 2005 UD Arena W 63 62 12,761 Dec 27, 1958 MSG ECAC L 63 76 9,765 Feb 5, 2005 Robins Center L 58 61 7,385 Mar 24, 1962 MSG NIT W 73 67 16,037 Jan 14, 2006 Robins Center L 50 58 4,108 Dec 28, 1963 MSG ECAC L 76 88 3,000 Jan 20, 2007 UD Arena W 72 54 12,727 Feb 17, 1973 Alumni Hall L 83 98 6,008 Jan 26, 2008 Robins Center L 63 80 7,125 Jan 5, 1974 UD Arena W 82 58 12,252 Feb 14, 2009 UD Arena W 69 63 13,435 Mar 12, 2009 Boardwalk Hall A10 W 69 64 4,333 SAINT JOSEPH’S 21-18 Mar 4, 2010 Robins Center L 56 60 7,121 1939-40 Saint Joseph’s L 34 36 --- Jan 25, 2011 UD Arena L 61 70 12,126 Dec 10, 1960 The Palestra W 67 65 5,175 Mar 13, 2011 Boardwalk Hall A10 L 54 67 5,602 Dec 9, 1961 UD Fieldhouse W 78 67 5,808 Feb 29, 2012 Robins Center L 71 82 5,524 Mar 1, 1963 The Palestra L 63 70 3,909 Mar 2, 2013 UD Arena W 78 74 12,317 Mar 4, 1964 UD Fieldhouse ot W 78 74 5,808 Jan 18, 2014 Robins Center L 64 73 7,201 Jan 29, 1966 The Palestra W 79 76 7,615 Mar 8, 2014 UD Arena W 60 48 13,455 Feb 3, 1968 UD Fieldhouse W 86 64 5,882 Jan 24, 2015 UD Arena W 63 60 13,455 Dec 20, 1986 UD Arena ot L 75 78 10,586 Mar 1, 2016 Robins Center W 85 84 7,081 Feb 3, 1996 Alumni Fieldhouse L 60 73 3,200 Mar 11, 2016 Barclays Center A10 W 69 54 7,509 Feb 4, 1997 UD Arena L 82 89 10,214 Jan 19, 2017 UD Arena W 75 59 13,103 Feb 11, 1998 Alumni Fieldhouse ot W 67 64 3,200 Jan 6, 1999 UD Arena W 67 53 11,412 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 158 ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS

SAINT LOUIS 32-25 SAVANNAH STATE 1-0 Feb 6, 1983 UD Arena W 61 53 8,660 Mar 11, 1952 MSG NIT W 68 58 14,112 Nov, 22 2010 UD Arena GSME W 61 59 12,153 Jan 17, 1984 The Palestra W 63 62 1,946 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO Mar 15, 1955 MSG NIT W 97 81 9,850 Jan 11, 1996 UD Arena L 46 62 11,457 Mar 23, 1961 MSG NIT L 60 67 18,378 SEATTLE 4-3 Jan 13, 1997 McGonigle Hall L 50 75 2,743 Dec 3, 1966 Kiel Auditorium W 80 78 7,120 Feb 22, 1956 UD Fieldhouse W 80 48 5,808 Jan 28, 1998 UD Arena W 67 62 11,179 Jan 11, 1968 UD Fieldhouse W 57 56 5,882 Dec 30, 1957 MSG ECAC ot W 81 75 11,851 Feb 4, 1999 The Apollo of Temple L 54 67 6,559 Dec 31, 1968 St. Louis Arena W 67 56 2,224 Dec 15, 1962 UD Fieldhouse L 58 75 5,808 Feb 17, 2000 UD Arena L 58 64 13,553 Feb 10, 1970 UD Arena W 64 61 12,375 Jan 21, 1964 L 63 80 --- Jan 11, 2001 UD Arena L 58 68 13,224 Jan 25, 1971 UD Arena W 81 71 12,463 Jan 15, 1966 UD Fieldhouse W 81 65 5,808 Feb 24, 2001 Liacouras Center L 62 70 6,093 Dec 4, 1971 Kiel Auditorium L 71 75 5,031 Dec 27, 1972 L 71 92 4,500 Mar 8, 2001 Spectrum A10 L 63 76 7,034 Feb 27, 2002 UD Arena ot L 70 75 13,093 Jan 15, 1981 Kiel Auditorium L 66 78 2,691 Dec 29, 1973 UD Arena W 74 65 12,171 Jan 25, 2003 Liacouras Center W 57 49 5,793 Jan 21, 1982 UD Arena W 66 63 9,312 Mar 15, 2003 UD Arena A10 W 79 72 11,537 Dec 9, 1986 UD Arena L 53 61 10,163 SETON HALL 7-4 Jan 10, 2004 UD Arena W 60 56 13,409 Jan 20, 1988 Kiel Auditorium L 61 79 5,229 Dec 20, 1948 Seton Hall Gym L 47 55 --- Jan 15, 1953 Auditorium Gym L 74 82 --- Feb 9, 2005 Liacouras Center L 70 78 2,954 Jan 19, 1989 UD Arena W 65 63 11,342 Mar 1, 1953 UD Fieldhouse W 71 65 6,054 Mar 10, 2005 U.S. Bank Arena A10 L 51 61 7,221 Feb 16, 1989 Kiel Auditorium L 59 76 6,220 Jan 11, 1954 Seton Hall Gym W 67 65 --- Jan 18, 2006 UD Arena L 51 53 11,648 Jan 18, 1990 Kiel Auditorium L 69 95 7,541 Jan 20, 1954 UD Fieldhouse W 76 61 --- Feb 28, 2007 Liacouras Center W 73 65 3,414 Feb 15, 1990 UD Arena ot W 84 81 11,401 Mar 3, 1955 UD Fieldhouse W 85 67 5,808 Feb 16, 2008 UD Arena W 77 66 13,435 Jan 17, 1991 UD Arena W 86 77 12,827 Dec 21, 1960 UD Fieldhouse W 66 45 5,808 Feb 28, 2009 UD Arena W 70 65 13,435 Feb 14, 1991 Kiel Auditorium ot L 80 88 7,617 Feb 9, 1961 MSG W 112 77 5,685 Feb 24, 2010 Liacouras Center L 41 49 5,833 Dec 28, 1991 Kiel Auditorium W 83 72 6,987 Feb 10, 1977 MSG L 72 89 5,372 Feb 12, 2011 UD Arena L 63 75 13,117 Feb 15, 1993 UD Arena L 52 73 10,878 Dec 22, 2010 Prudential Center W 69 65 7,162 Jan 7, 2012 Liacouras Center W 87 77 5,172 Feb 2, 1994 Kiel Center L 75 94 14,791 Dec 21, 2011 UD Arena L 64 69 12,018 Feb 9, 2013 UD Arena L 71 72 12,871 Feb 13, 1994 UD Arena ot W 82 77 10,432 Mar 10, 1994 Shoemaker Center GMW L 46 80 12,219 SIENA 1-0 TENNESSEE 3-2 Jan 14, 1995 UD Arena L 39 82 11,140 Jan 2, 2001 UD Arena W 87 67 11,211 Dec 16, 1949 Alumni Gym W 57 38 --- Feb 25, 1995 Kiel Center L 51 63 20,930 Dec 21, 1950 UD Fieldhouse W 76 61 5,808 Mar 9, 1995 Bradley Center GMW L 62 78 9,549 SOUTH CAROLINA 0-2 Mar 17, 1967 McGaw Hall NCAA W 53 52 7,386 Dec 23, 1999 UD Arena L 74 83 12,591 Feb 9, 1974 Carolina Coliseum L 68 81 11,983 Feb 15, 1992 Thompson-Boling Arena L 67 68 15,112 Dec 16, 2000 Savvis Center W 76 73 11,937 Feb 15, 1975 UD Arena L 73 93 11,605 Dec 22, 1992 UD Arena L 61 77 12,159 Dec 22, 2001 UD Arena W 69 63 12,237 Dec 14, 2002 Savvis Center L 55 63 8,448 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE 1-0 TENNESSEE TECH 1-1 Dec 31, 2003 UD Arena L 49 60 12,353 Nov 28, 2006 UD Arena W 67 55 11,425 Mar 15, 2002 UD Arena NIT L 59 68 7,760 Dec 18, 2004 Savvis Center W 62 54 8,108 Nov 18, 2005 UD Arena W 81 60 13,040 Feb 11, 2006 UD Arena W 46 44 13,156 SOUTH CAROLINA UPSTATE 1-0 Mar 1, 2006 Savvis Center ot W 72 70 10,264 Dec 11, 2011 UD Arena W 72 68 11,331 TEXAS A&M 2-0 Feb 21, 2007 Scottrade Center L 56 66 8,847 Dec 21, 1999 UD Arena W 81 68 12,824 Mar 3, 2007 UD Arena 2ot W 65 64 13,435 SOUTH FLORIDA 4-2 Nov 20, 2014 Coliseo Roberto Clemente PRT W 55 53 6,723 Jan 12, 2008 Scottrade Center ot W 68 57 11,108 Feb 11, 1974 Lakeland Center ot W 79 77 1,098 Jan 30, 2008 UD Arena W 63 36 13,435 Feb 22, 1975 UD Arena L 61 72 11,747 Mar 12, 2008 Boardwalk Hall ot A-10 W 63 62 3,342 Feb 16, 1976 Lakeland Center L 72 85 1,350 TEXAS SOUTHERN 4-0 Dec 17, 1958 UD Fieldhouse W 93 77 5,808 Jan 29, 2009 UD Arena W 47 46 12,436 Feb 12, 1977 UD Arena W 86 58 10,911 Dec 14, 1985 UD Arena W 102 70 10,478 Feb 21, 2009 Chaifetz Arena L 49 57 10,603 Dec 22, 1984 USF Sun Dome W 71 66 4,079 Dec 27, 1990 UD Arena W 104 83 11,778 Feb 13, 2010 Chaifetz Arena 2ot L 65 68 9,453 Nov 29, 1997 Caguas Municipal SJS W 72 61 178 Dec 11, 2004 UD Arena W 79 60 12,145 Mar 6, 2010 UD Arena L 66 71 13,435 Jan 5, 2011 Chaifetz Arena W 60 50 7,621 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE 1-0 Mar 2, 2011 UD Arena L 51 69 12,658 Nov 13, 2015 UD Arena W 84 53 13,216 TEXAS TECH 0-1 Jan 4, 2012 UD Arena ot W 79 72 11,815 Dec 20, 1974 UD Arena UDIT L 67 76 10,485 Feb 4, 2012 Chaifetz Arena L 50 58 10,414 SOUTHERN 2-3 Feb 2, 2013 Chaifetz Arena L 52 81 9,548 Jan 26, 1980 UD Arena L 70 79 11,051 TOLEDO 32-18 Mar 1, 1986 UD Arena W 93 74 12,098 Jan 11, 2014 UD Arena L 59 67 12,597 1918-19 Toledo L 6 42 --- Dec 27, 1989 UD Arena L 105 114 13,064 Mar 5, 2014 Chaifetz Arena W 72 67 10,395 1919-20 Dayton L 15 23 --- Dec 15, 1990 UD Arena L 112 116 12,727 Jan 17, 2015 UD Arena W 61 45 13,455 1931-32 Toledo L 21 26 --- Jan 27, 1997 UD Arena W 91 56 10,094 Feb 10, 2015 Chaifetz Arena W 51 44 8,093 1932-33 Dayton W 30 24 --- Jan 27, 2016 UD Arena W 73 37 13,455 1932-33 Toledo W 39 26 --- SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (USC) 0-2 Feb 23, 2016 Chaifetz Arena ot W 52 49 7,541 Dec 30, 2012 Galen Center ot L 61 63 4,113 Jan 22, 2017 UD Arena W 67 46 13,338 Dec 22, 2013 UD Arena ot L 76 79 12,240 Feb 14, 2017 Chaifetz Arena W 85 63 5,082 SOUTHERN METHODIST (SMU) 1-2 ST. MARY’S (CALIF.) 1-1 Dec 22, 1956 Memorial Coliseum UKIT L 59 67 --- Dec 14, 1957 UD Fieldhouse W 69 50 5,808 Nov 18, 2006 Moody Coliseum L 48 53 2,707 Nov 19, 2016 UD Arena L 57 61 13,175 Nov 24, 2007 UD Arena W 82 57 12,242

ST. PETER’S 3-1 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI 2-0 Mar 16, 1957 MSG NIT W 79 71 15,135 Dec 10, 1951 Fieldhouse W 59 57 --- Jan 18, 1958 UD Fieldhouse W 59 54 5,808 Jan 1, 1952 UD Fieldhouse W 97 73 5,808 Feb 18, 1986 Brendan Byrne Arena L 56 66 4,786 Dec 13, 1986 UD Arena W 61 60 11,400 SOUTHERN UTAH 0-1 Jan 24, 1995 UD Arena L 68 73 10,868 SAMFORD 1-0 Nov 20, 1999 The Pit CoSIDA W 65 63 16,207 STANFORD 1-0 Mar 27, 2014 FedExForum NCAA W 82 72 14,991 SAN DIEGO 1-0 STETSON 2-0 Jan 8, 1972 UD Arena W 84 72 12,782 Dec 13, 1958 UD Fieldhouse W 66 53 5,808 Feb 6, 1965 UD Fieldhouse W 93 55 5,808 SAN DIEGO STATE 2-0 Dec 16, 1977 UD Arena UDIT W 80 71 10,625 SYRACUSE 2-2 Nov 25, 2003 Lahaina Civic Center MAUI W 76 71 2,500 Dec 30, 1975 Manley Fieldhouse L 74 84 7,975 Nov 28, 1977 UD Arena W 76 67 10,718 SAN FRANCISCO 1-1 Mar 22, 2014 First Niagara Center NCAA W 55 53 19,420 Feb 19, 1980 War Memorial Gym L 62 71 3,857 Mar 18, 2016 Scottrade Center NCAA L 51 70 14,250 Dec 1, 1980 UD Arena ot W 84 83 9,621 TEMPLE 12-17 SANTA CLARA 1-1 Mar 19, 1957 MSG NIT L 66 77 10,543 Dec 30, 1972 San Jose Civic Aud. L 64 77 1,510 Mar 12, 1960 MSG NIT W 72 51 17,078 Dec 21, 1976 UD Arena W 90 81 10,624 Mar 21, 1961 MSG NIT W 62 60 13,896 Dec 7, 1977 UD Arena L 52 63 11,385 Feb 24, 1979 The Palestra L 63 66 5,755

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TOLEDO 32-18 (CONT.) WESTERN KENTUCKY 14-14 1933-34 Unknown W 28 22 --- VERMONT 1-0 Jan 21, 1980 UD Arena W 74 70 9,361 1933-34 Unknown W 31 29 --- Feb 4, 1984 UD Arena W 81 53 12,112 Feb 4, 1953 Western Fieldhouse L 77 88 --- 1933-34 Dayton ot W 31 28 --- Jan 13, 1954 UD Fieldhouse 3ot L 75 79 --- 1933-34 Toledo W 32 28 --- VILLANOVA 5-5 Jan 19, 1955 UD Fieldhouse W 91 73 5,808 1934-35 Toledo W 32 26 --- Feb 24, 1953 The Palestra L 70 80 --- Feb 1, 1955 Western Fieldhouse W 73 67 --- 1935-36 Dayton W 31 30 --- Jan 30, 1954 UD Fieldhouse W 75 65 5,808 Jan 22, 1966 UD Fieldhouse W 77 57 5,808 1936-37 Toledo W 32 39 --- Jan 8, 1955 The Palestra W 59 52 --- Mar 12, 1966 Iowa Field House NCAA L 68 82 13,500 1937-38 Dayton W 41 31 --- Jan 18, 1956 UD Fieldhouse W 71 50 5,808 Mar 11, 1967 Memorial Col. ot NCAA W 69 67 11,500 1938-39 Toledo L 39 56 --- Feb 8, 1957 The Palestra W 102 70 --- Jan 17, 1968 E.A. Diddle Arena ot L 74 75 9,122 1939-40 Toledo L 34 41 --- Dec 26, 1963 MSG ECAC L 73 77 15,451 Jan 20, 1969 UD Fieldhouse L 65 70 5,882 1940-41 Toledo L 34 70 --- Mar 15, 1985 UD Arena NCAA L 49 51 13,260 Feb 23, 1970 E.A. Diddle Arena L 63 76 12,352 1940-41 Dayton L 39 56 --- Nov 24, 2001 Pavillion L 57 59 6,500 Feb 8, 1971 UD Arena W 63 60 12,815 1946-47 Dayton L 37 41 --- Dec 22, 2003 UD Arena W 80 78 12,375 Feb 7, 1972 E.A. Diddle Arena L 74 76 10,056 1946-47 Toledo L 56 78 --- Nov 20, 2009 Coliseo de Puerto Rico PRT L 65 71 5,762 Feb 6, 1973 UD Arena W 85 78 11,791 Feb 23, 1948 Fairgrounds Coliseum L 35 45 --- Feb 4, 1974 E.A. Diddle Arena L 83 87 7,500 Jan 31, 1949 Toledo Field House L 61 64 --- Feb 10, 1949 Fairgrounds Coliseum W 48 42 --- VIRGINIA 0-2 Feb 3, 1975 UD Arena ot W 86 84 10,148 Jan 20, 1951 UD Fieldhouse W 64 46 5,808 Feb 16, 1987 UD Arena L 67 74 11,294 Feb 9, 1976 E.A. Diddle Arena W 93 82 8,400 Feb 3, 1951 Toledo Field House W 67 56 4,800 Dec 9, 1987 University Hall L 50 69 6,803 Dec 4, 1976 UD Arena W 92 69 11,424 Feb 2, 1952 UD Fieldhouse W 61 44 5,808 Jan 25, 1978 E.A. Diddle Arena W 80 72 7,100 Feb 9, 1952 Toledo Field House W 55 53 --- VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH (VCU) 4-7 Jan 24, 1979 UD Arena L 72 78 11,035 Jan 31, 1953 UD Fieldhouse W 90 58 5,808 Dec 29, 1983 UD Arena L 67 73 9,198 Jan 21, 1980 E.A. Diddle Arena L 65 71 9,200 Feb 21, 1953 Toledo Field House L 62 78 --- Dec 15, 1984 VCU L 61 71 5,063 Jan 25, 1982 E.A. Diddle Arena L 57 65 4,400 Dec 23, 1953 UD Fieldhouse W 75 64 5,808 Jan 11, 1986 UD Arena W 74 64 12,181 Dec 21, 1982 UD Arena L 58 68 9,560 Feb 23, 1954 Toledo Field House W 67 63 --- Dec 6, 1986 VCU L 58 69 5,569 Jan 25, 1984 E.A. Diddle Arena W 71 68 6,000 Feb 23, 1955 UD Fieldhouse W 98 63 5,808 Jan 9, 2013 Siegel Center L 62 74 7,693 Jan 15, 1985 UD Arena W 53 51 10,276 Dec 10, 1955 Toledo Field House W 62 59 --- Jan 22, 2014 UD Arena L 66 80 12,512 Jan 22, 1986 E.A. Diddle Arena L 62 64 7,300 Feb 27, 1957 UD Fieldhouse W 90 47 5,808 Feb 28, 2015 Siegel Center W 59 55 7,637 Mar 3, 1987 UD Arena L 72 78 10,835 Feb 5, 1958 Toledo Field House L 39 53 --- Mar 15, 2015 Barclays Center A10 L 65 71 7,685 Feb 24, 1988 E.A. Diddle Arena ot W 82 81 3,700 Mar 1, 1958 Toledo Field House W 59 48 --- Mar 5, 2016 UD Arena ot W 68 67 13,455 Mar 4, 1959 UD Fieldhouse L 65 68 5,808 Jan 27, 2017 Siegel Center L 68 73 7,637 WESTERN MICHIGAN 1-0 Dec 12, 1959 Toledo Field House L 71 81 --- Mar 1, 2017 UD Arena W 79 72 13,455 Feb 12, 1972 UD Arena W 85 80 12,423 Mar 1, 1961 UD Fieldhouse W 83 60 5,808

Dec 6, 1961 Toledo Field House W 72 57 --- Jan 26, 1963 UD Fieldhouse W 67 62 5,808 VIRGINIA MILITARY (VMI) 4-0 WICHITA STATE 2-1 1941-42 unknown W 42 19 --- Feb 14, 1979 UD Arena W 69 68 11,792 Feb 2, 1974 UD Arena W 76 60 11,538 Jan 29, 1980 Centennial Hall L 75 76 8,110 Dec 30, 1991 UD Arena W 84 56 12,429 Mar 15, 1962 MSG NIT W 79 71 13,895 Dec 27, 1980 UD Arena W 73 69 11,385 Dec 22, 1993 UD Arena W 85 73 10,224 Mar 17, 2017 Bankers Life Fieldhouse NCAA L 58 64 18,269 Dec 5, 1981 Centennial Hall W 79 74 9,042 Dec 23, 2017 UD Arena W 92 56 12,612 Dec 18, 1982 UD Arena W 67 63 10,656 WILLIAM & MARY 1-0 Dec 17, 1983 Centennial Hall L 70 77 8,295 VIRGINIA TECH 5-8 Nov 21, 2015 UD Arena W 69 66 12,796 Dec 12, 1998 UD Arena L 55 56 11,764 Jan 27, 1960 UD Fieldhouse W 77 59 5,808 Nov 18, 2001 UD Arena W 69 50 12,147 Mar 18, 1967 McGaw Hall ot NCAA W 71 66 7,419 WINTHROP 4-0 Nov 21, 2007 UD Arena W 76 70 12,211 Dec 17, 1976 UD Arena UDIT L 75 76 11,569 Dec 4, 1999 UD Arena W 76 49 11,606 Jan 2, 2009 Centennial Hall W 77 63 6,921 Jan 18, 1996 Cassell Coliseum L 62 63 9,134 Dec 20, 2010 UD Arena W 73 58 11,974 Mar 2, 1996 UD Arena L 54 73 13,258 Jan 1, 2014 UD Arena W 81 47 12,041 TOWSON 4-1 Feb 1, 1997 Cassell Coliseum L 52 59 5,623 Dec 3, 2016 UD Area W 83 67 12,708 Jan 19, 1985 UD Arena W 70 55 11,498 Feb 15, 1997 UD Arena W 59 54 10,863 Feb 28, 1987 UD Arena W 78 65 12,715 Jan 15, 1998 UD Arena W 85 60 11,875 WISCONSIN 0-1 Nov 24, 1990 UD Arena W 99 79 11,883 Feb 18, 1998 Cassell Coliseum L 53 54 3,819 Dec 28, 1961 MSG ECAC L 93 105 15,238 Dec 4, 1993 UD Arena L 70 72 10,448 Jan 21, 1999 UD Arena ot L 64 73 11,661 Nov 28, 2009 UD Arena W 74 69 12,730 Feb 20, 1999 Cassell Coliseum L 55 58 4,809 WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE 1-0 Jan 9, 2000 UD Arena W 62 59 12,813 Dec 27, 1994 UD Arena W 84 70 10,461 TROY 1-0 Mar 4, 2000 Cassell Coliseum L 52 64 5,513 Dec 2, 2008 UD Arena W 87 70 11,853 WOFFORD 2-0 WAGNER 1-0 Dec 29, 2003 UD Arena W 81 64 13,177 TULANE 1-0 Dec 6, 2003 UD Arena W 67 65 12,662 Nov 16, 2008 UD Arena W 52 49 12,254 Dec 23, 1978 UD Arena UDIT W 85 67 11,128 WAKE FOREST 2-2 WRIGHT STATE 5-3 TULSA 0-2 Feb 28, 1959 Memorial Coliseum L 57 66 --- Mar 5, 1988 UD Arena W 89 71 13,511 Nov 22, 1985 Riverfront Col. ot PNIT L 60 63 10,416 Dec 29, 1959 Reynolds Coliseum DC L 50 61 --- Jan 6, 1990 UD Arena L 99 101 13,511 Mar 18, 2003 Spokane Arena NCAA L 71 84 11,171 Jan 30, 1960 UD Fieldhouse W 62 45 5,808 Dec 11, 1993 UD Arena W 83 56 13,505 Nov 24, 2011 HP Field House OSC W 80 76 3,537 Jan 8, 1994 Nutter Center L 65 77 10,803 UC DAVIS 1-0 Dec 10, 1994 Nutter Center L 53 74 9,281 Dec 4, 1963 UD Fieldhouse W 74 48 5,808 WASHINGTON 1-0 Dec 9, 1995 UD Arena W 98 80 12,972 Mar 23, 1984 Pauley Pavilion NCAA W 64 58 12,564 Jan 9, 1997 Nutter Center W 72 63 9,892 UCLA 0-4 Dec 13, 1997 UD Arena W 94 63 11,657 Dec 31, 1954 MSG ECAC L 92 104 12,135 WASHINGTON STATE 1-0 Mar 25, 1967 Freedom Hall NCAA L 64 79 18,892 Dec 20, 1975 UD Arena UDIT W 91 81 10,513 WYOMING 1-1 Jan 2, 1971 Pauley Pavilion L 82 106 12,543 Jan 3, 2004 Arena-Auditorium L 59 61 7,544 Mar 14, 1974 McKale Center 3ot NCAA L 100 111 13,314 WEBER STATE 0-1 Dec 7, 2004 UD Arena W 62 57 12,135 Nov 28, 2012 UD Arena L 61 62 12,176 UTAH 1-1 Dec 20, 1955 Memorial Coliseum UKIT W 77 73 --- WEST VIRGINIA 3-1 Dec 29, 1958 MSG ECAC L 70 79 13,746 Dec 19, 1964 Memorial Coliseum UKIT W 71 67 11,800 Mar 16, 1968 MSG NIT W 87 68 16,127 UTAH STATE 1-0 Nov 30, 1997 Caguas Municipal SJS L 74 96 203 Dec 21, 1957 UD Fieldhouse W 66 47 5,808 Mar 20, 2009 Metrodome NCAA W 68 60 15,794

VALPARAISO 0-1 WESTERN CAROLINA 2-0 1920-21 Valparaiso L 17 38 --- Dec 16, 2006 UD Arena W 66 55 12,354 Dec 18, 2010 UD Arena W 71 60 12,338 VANDERBILT 2-4 Dec 21, 1991 Memorial Gymnasium L 64 84 9,013 WESTERN ILLINOIS 1-2 Dec 5, 1992 UD Arena L 53 75 11,341 Dec 18, 1993 UD Arena L 82 90 9,697 Dec 29, 2004 Memorial Gymnasium L 74 90 9,311 Nov 30, 1994 UD Arena L 70 77 10,365 Dec 30, 2005 UD Arena L 60 63 13,162 Nov 12, 2011 UD Arena W 87 58 12,454 Dec 9, 2015 Memorial Gymnasium W 72 67 10,469 Dec 21, 2016 UD Arena W 68 63 12,828 DAYTON MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2017-18 160 ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS

XAVIER 84-75 Feb 26, 1980 UD Arena W 73 60 9,676

Feb 20, 1920 Dayton W 24 18 --- Jan 10, 1981 Riverfront Coliseum W 74 72 9,630 OUTLOOK | COACHES | PLAYERS | REVIEW RESULTS | RECORDS | HONORS POSTSEASON | HISTORY | MEDIA INFO 1920-21 Xavier L 18 21 --- Feb 22, 1981 UD Arena W 73 64 11,384 1921-22 Xavier L 13 27 --- Dec 12, 1981 UD Arena ot W 62 61 9,630 1921-22 Dayton W 14 10 --- Dec 11, 1982 UD Arena W 63 53 10,412 1928-29 Xavier L 12 18 --- Feb 29, 1984 Cincinnati Gardens L 61 72 6,429 1928-29 Dayton L 25 26 --- Mar 3, 1985 UD Arena W 66 56 13,243 1929-30 Xavier W 20 19 --- Feb 25, 1986 Cincinnati Gardens L 78 93 9,211 1929-30 Dayton L 18 29 --- Dec 27, 1986 UD Arena W 69 65 12,461 1930-31 Dayton L 10 33 --- Feb 27, 1988 Cincinnati Gardens L 73 86 9,123 1930-31 Xavier L 19 40 --- Feb 4, 1989 UD Arena L 78 82 13,511 1931-32 Dayton L 10 20 --- Mar 4, 1989 Cincinnati Gardens L 78 83 5,477 1931-32 Xavier L 12 46 --- Feb 3, 1990 Cincinnati Gardens L 81 88 10,043 Jan 16, 1940 Dayton W 44 29 --- Mar 3, 1990 UD Arena W 111 108 13,511 Feb 14, 1940 Xavier L 27 34 --- Mar 10, 1990 UD Arena MCC W 98 89 13,202 1940-41 Xavier L 30 54 --- Feb 17, 1991 UD Arena W 83 79 13,511 1940-41 Xavier L 35 37 --- Mar 2, 1991 Cincinnati Gardens L 79 102 10,196 1941-42 Xavier L 42 58 --- Mar 8, 1991 UD Arena MCC L 71 90 12,213 1941-42 Dayton W 46 32 --- Jan 21, 1992 Cincinnati Gardens L 69 77 9,439 1942-43 Xavier L 39 61 --- Feb 29, 1992 UD Arena L 56 72 13,511 1942-43 Dayton W 51 28 --- Jan 16, 1993 UD Arena L 58 85 12,553 1945-46 Xavier L 41 48 --- Feb 13, 1993 Cincinnati Gardens L 46 53 8,114 1945-46 Dayton W 47 33 --- Jan 12, 1994 Cincinnati Gardens L 46 57 7,415 Jan 4, 1947 Dayton W 35 34 --- Jan 29, 1994 UD Arena L 62 88 10,265 Feb 13, 1947 Xavier L 55 75 --- Dec 19, 1994 Cincinnati Gardens L 73 99 10,306 Feb 10, 1948 Fairgrounds Coliseum L 52 72 2,400 Jan 27, 1996 UD Arena W 61 55 12,896 Feb 24, 1948 Schmidt Fieldhouse L 32 57 3,000 Feb 20, 1996 Cincinnati Gardens L 95 102 8,540 Feb 15, 1949 Fairgrounds Coliseum L 48 66 2,500 Jan 7, 1997 UD Arena W 98 91 11,927 Feb 27, 1949 Schmidt Fieldhouse L 44 49 --- Feb 12, 1997 Cincinnati Gardens L 53 79 10,008 Jan 22, 1950 Schmidt Fieldhouse W 65 55 4,500 Jan 24, 1998 UD Arena W 93 82 13,521 Feb 12, 1950 Fairgrounds Coliseum W 59 42 3,500 Mar 1, 1998 Cincinnati Gardens L 84 89 10,100 Mar 2, 1950 Cleveland Arena OCT W 59 51 1,114 Jan 30, 1999 UD Arena W 91 86 13,521 Feb 11, 1951 Schmidt Fieldhouse W 63 57 4,800 Feb 24, 1999 Cincinnati Gardens L 62 90 10,100 Mar 3, 1951 UD Fieldhouse W 77 53 5,808 Jan 11, 2000 UD Arena W 76 72 13,553 Jan 27, 1952 UD Fieldhouse W 67 60 5,808 Feb 2, 2000 Cincinnati Gardens ot L 64 65 10,100 Feb 24, 1952 Cincinnati Gardens W 82 80 12,020 Jan 30, 2001 Cintas Center L 72 82 10,250 Jan 18, 1953 Cincinnati Gardens L 68 70 3,876 Mar 4, 2001 UD Arena W 65 62 13,553 Feb 22, 1953 UD Fieldhouse W 81 63 5,808 Jan 5, 2002 UD Arena L 59 66 13,553 Jan 24, 1954 UD Fieldhouse W 66 58 5,808 Jan 26, 2002 Cintas Center L 59 75 10,250 Feb 21, 1954 Cincinnati Gardens W 81 63 7,746 Mar 8, 2002 Spectrum A10 L 59 66 10,111 Jan 30, 1955 Cincinnati Gardens W 91 80 10,541 Feb 8, 2003 Cintas Center L 77 85 10,250 Feb 20, 1955 UD Fieldhouse W 71 60 5,808 Feb 22, 2003 UD Arena L 72 73 13,409 Jan 21, 1956 UD Fieldhouse W 81 73 5,808 Jan 31, 2004 UD Arena W 74 67 13,409 Feb 19, 1956 Cincinnati Gardens W 85 75 14,284 Feb 21, 2004 Cintas Center L 60 67 10,250 Mar 20, 1956 MSG NIT W 72 68 11,231 Mar 13, 2004 UD Arena A10 L 49 58 13,133 Jan 13, 1957 Cincinnati Gardens W 61 59 7,130 Feb 19, 2005 UD Arena W 59 55 13,409 Feb 20, 1957 UD Fieldhouse L 65 68 5,808 Mar 5, 2005 Cintas Center L 65 74 10,250 Jan 29, 1958 UD Fieldhouse W 74 59 5,808 Jan 28, 2006 Cintas Center L 55 60 10,250 Feb 16, 1958 Cincinnati Gardens W 64 58 5,291 Feb 21, 2006 UD Arena W 66 62 13,092 Mar 22, 1958 MSG ot NIT L 74 78 12,020 Jan 27, 2007 Cintas Center L 67 83 10,250 Jan 14, 1959 UD Fieldhouse W 60 56 5,808 Feb 24, 2007 UD Arena L 67 75 13,435 TOURNAMENT KEY Mar 8, 1959 Cincinnati Gardens L 69 71 5,491 Mar 8, 2007 Boardwalk Hall A10 L 51 72 4,762 A10...... Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament Jan 6, 1960 UD Fieldhouse W 54 51 5,808 Jan 24, 2008 Cintas Center L 43 69 10,250 ADVO...... Advocare Invitational Tournament Feb 24, 1960 Cincinnati Gardens W 91 82 5,298 Feb 24, 2008 UD Arena L 51 57 13,435 BB...... Boilermaker Blockbuster, Indianapolis, Ind. Jan 28, 1961 Cincinnati Gardens W 87 64 4,491 Mar 13, 2008 Boardwalk Hall A10 L 65 74 4,401 BGT...... Bluegrass Tournament Feb 22, 1961 UD Fieldhouse W 94 71 5,808 Feb 11, 2009 UD Arena W 71 58 13,435 CCC...... Chaminade Christmas Classic, Maui, Hawai’i Jan 3, 1962 UD Fieldhouse W 64 48 5,808 CIC...... Chicago Invitational Challenge Mar 5, 2009 Cintas Center L 59 76 10,250 CL...... Chicago Legends Feb 7, 1962 Cincinnati Gardens L 71 72 4,266 Jan 16, 2010 Cintas Center L 74 78 10,250 CoSIDA...... CoSIDA Classic, Albuquerque, N.M. Jan 3, 1963 Cincinnati Gardens W 69 64 2,163 Feb 6, 2010 UD Arena W 90 65 13,435 DC...... Dixie Classic, Raleigh, N.C. Feb 6, 1963 UD Fieldhouse W 79 63 5,808 Mar 12, 2010 Boardwalk Hall A10 L 73 78 6,027 ECAC...... ECAC Holiday Festival, New York, N.Y. Jan 4, 1964 UD Fieldhouse L 94 103 5,808 Jan 15, 2011 Cintas Center L 76 81 10,250 GAS...... Great Alaska Shootout Feb 1, 1964 Schmidt Fieldhouse L 81 82 5,488 Feb 27, 2011 UD Arena L 62 66 13,435 GMW...... Great Midwest Conference Tournament Jan 4, 1965 Schmidt Fieldhouse W 83 79 4,809 Mar 3, 2011 Boardwalk Hall A10 W 68 67 5,435 GSME...... Global Sports Main Event Tournament Feb 3, 1965 UD Fieldhouse W 112 81 5,808 HTT...... Hawai’i Tipoff Tournament Jan 21, 2012 UD Arena W 87 72 13,435 LVHC...... Las Vegas Holiday Classic Jan 3, 1966 UD Fieldhouse W 105 79 5,808 Feb 18, 2012 Cintas Center ot L 83 86 10,250 MAUI...... Maui Invitational Feb 9, 1966 Schmidt Fieldhouse W 76 73 3,600 Mar 9, 2012 Boardwalk Hall A10 L 69 70 5,955 MCC...... Midwestern Collegiate Conference Tournament Jan 4, 1967 Schmidt Fieldhouse W 75 72 4,802 Jan 30, 2013 Cintas Center L 61 66 10,250 MLC...... Merrill Lynch Classic, UD Arena Feb 8, 1967 UD Fieldhouse W 70 66 5,882 Feb 16, 2013 UD Arena W 70 59 13,435 NCAA...... NCAA Tournament Jan 3, 1968 Schmidt Fieldhouse W 83 80 3,765 Nov 29, 2015 HP Field House ADVO L 61 90 4,633 NIT...... National Invitation Tournament Feb 7, 1968 UD Fieldhouse W 64 56 5,882 OCT...... Ohio Catholic Tournament Jan 4, 1969 Schmidt Fieldhouse L 55 59 3,881 OSC...... Old Spice Classic YALE 3-0 PRT...... Puerto Rico Tipoff, San Juan, Puerto Rico Jan 27, 1969 UD Fieldhouse W 72 64 5,882 Jan 3, 1981 UD Arena W 79 69 10,521 R&R...... Rock & Roll Shootout, Cleveland, Ohio Jan 3, 1970 Schmidt Fieldhouse W 94 76 3,118 Dec 29, 1983 UD Arena UDIT W 78 57 10,058 SBT...... Sugar Bowl Tournament, New Orleans, La. Feb 4, 1970 UD Arena W 90 78 12,542 SJS...... San Juan Shootout, San Juan, Puerto Rico Nov 21, 2006 UD Arena W 73 62 12,028 Feb 15, 1971 UD Arena W 70 50 13,274 UAC...... United Airline Classic, Honolulu, Hawai’i Feb 27, 1971 Schmidt Fieldhouse W 82 76 4,381 UDIT...... University of Dayton Invitational, UD Arena Dec 11, 1971 UD Arena W 69 66 13,127 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 2-3 UKIT...... University of Kentucky Invitational, Lexington, Ky. WL...... Wooden Legacy, Anaheim, California Feb 5, 1972 Schmidt Fieldhouse L 66 77 4,488 1940-41 Youngstown State L 40 53 --- MSG...... Madison Sq. Garden, New York, N.Y. Jan 6, 1973 Cincinnati Gardens W 98 82 1,235 1941-42 Dayton L 35 44 --- Mar 3, 1973 UD Arena W 87 81 12,348 1946-47 Youngstown State L 36 53 --- Jan 9, 1974 Schmidt Fieldhouse W 62 52 3,375 1946-47 Dayton W 55 54 --- Feb 23, 1974 UD Arena W 86 55 11,702 Dec 13, 1948 Fairgrounds Coliseum W 50 43 --- Dec 7, 1974 UD Arena W 75 66 12,237 Feb 19, 1975 Schmidt Fieldhouse W 78 67 2,315 Jan 3, 1976 UD Arena W 80 71 11,803 Feb 28, 1976 Schmidt Fieldhouse W 77 75 3,800 Jan 8, 1977 UD Arena W 75 59 12,318 Mar 3, 1977 Schmidt Fieldhouse W 86 48 3,000 Jan 7, 1978 Schmidt Fieldhouse L 56 58 3,800 Feb 28, 1978 UD Arena W 90 62 10,675 Dec 30, 1978 UD Arena W 67 66 13,152 Feb 10, 1979 Schmidt Fieldhouse W 75 54 4,200 Jan 19, 1980 Schmidt Fieldhouse L 59 73 3,300

DAYTONFLYERS.COM >> @DAYTONMBB 161 SEASON SCHEDULE

2017-18 MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Day Date Opponent Site Time Television Saturday Nov. 4 Ohio Dominican - (ex) UD Arena 7 p.m. None

Friday Nov. 10 Ball State UD Arena 7 p.m. Spectrum

Gildan Charleston Classic Thursday Nov. 16 Hofstra Charleston, S.C. 7:30 p.m. ESPNU Friday Nov. 17 Ohio/Clemson Charleston, S.C. TBA TBD Sunday Nov. 19 TBD Charleston, S.C. TBA TBD Gildan Charleston Classic Field: Auburn, Clemson, Dayton, Hofstra, Indiana State, Old Dominion, Ohio, Temple

Saturday Nov. 25 Akron UD Arena 7 p.m. FOX Sports Ohio Wednesday Nov. 29 Auburn UD Arena 7 p.m. CBSSN

Sunday Dec. 3 Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. 8 p.m. SEC Network Wednesday Dec. 6 Tennessee Tech UD Arena 7 p.m. Spectrum Saturday Dec. 9 Penn UD Arena 3 p.m. NBCSN Saturday Dec. 16 Georgia State UD Arena 7 p.m. Spectrum Tuesday Dec. 19 Saint Mary’s Moraga, Calif. 10 p.m. NBCS Bay Area Saturday Dec. 23 Wagner UD Arena 3 p.m. NBCSN Saturday Dec. 30 Duquesne * Pittsburgh, Pa. 12 p.m. AT&T Pittsburgh

Wednesday Jan. 3 St. Bonaventure * UD Arena 8:30 p.m. CBSSN Saturday Jan. 6 Massachusetts * UD Arena Noon NBCSN Tuesday Jan. 9 Richmond * Richmond, Va. 7 p.m. Facebook/Stadium Friday Jan. 12 VCU * UD Arena 7 p.m. ESPN2 Wednesday Jan. 17 Saint Joseph’s * Philadelphia, Pa. 6:30 p.m. CBSSN Saturday Jan. 20 Rhode Island * UD Arena 1 p.m. CBSSN Tuesday Jan. 23 Davidson * UD Arena 7 p.m. CBSSN Saturday Jan. 27 Saint Louis * St. Louis, Mo. 4 p.m. CBSSN

Saturday Feb. 3 Massachusetts * Amherst, Mass. 2 p.m. Eleven Sports Wednesday Feb. 7 Duquesne * UD Arena 7 p.m. Spectrum Saturday Feb. 10 VCU * Richmond, Va. 6 p.m. CBSSN Wednesday Feb. 14 George Mason * Fairfax, Va. 7 p.m. TBD Saturday Feb. 17 Fordham * UD Arena 7 p.m. FOX Sports Ohio Tuesday Feb. 20 Saint Louis * UD Arena 9 p.m. ESPNU Friday Feb. 23 Rhode Island * Kingston, R.I. 7 p.m. ESPN2 Wednesday Feb. 28 La Salle * Philadelphia, Pa. 7 p.m. NBCS Philadelphia

Saturday Mar. 3 George Washington * UD Arena 12:30 p.m. NBCSN

Wed-Sun. Mar. 7-11 Atlantic 10 Championship - Washington D.C.

* - Atlantic 10 Conference game All times Eastern & subject to change. Home games in bold and played on Tom Blackburn Court at the University of Dayton Arena. (ex) - Exhibition game All Atlantic 10 Men’s Basketball Championship games played at the Capital One Arena in Washington D.C.

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