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2007-08 Men's Basketball Notes Game 26 2007-08 DePauw Schedule/Results (19-6, 10-4) NOVEMBER 16 !vs. Illinois Tech W 89 66 17 !at Manchester W 68 60 23 @MARIAN W 83 72 24 @CHICAGO W 81 67 2007-08 Men’s Basketball Notes DECEMBER 1 *at Centre L 64 78 6 at Wabash L 60 71 Game 26 — Trinity University 17 at Rose-Hulman W 54 53 DePauw (19-6, 10-4) vs. Trinity (17-8, 9-6) 19 KENYON W 77 66 SCAC Tournament Quarterfinal 29 #vs. Case Western Reserve W 74 73 Friday, February 29, 2008 • 3 p.m. CST • Grove Gymnasium • Conway, Ark. 30 #vs. Mount St. Joseph W 76 72 Tiger Tipoff JANUARY DePauw begins its quest for the 2008 South- 4 *SEWANEE W 80 63 AUDIO: WGRE (91.5 FM and <www.wgre. ern Collegiate Athletic Conference championship 6 *OGLETHORPE L 67 69 org>) provides coverage locally and on the In- when it opens SCAC Tournament play on Friday, 11 *at Rhodes W 82 56 ternet with DePauw students Dan Lucero and Scott White calling the action. More details 13 at Birmingham-Southern L 63 78 February 29. The Tigers, the Eastern Division’s on the station’s coverage of every tournament 18 *at Colorado College W 97 63 third seed, take on the Western Division’s second game is available at <www.wgre.org>. 20 *at Austin W 86 70 seed, Trinity (17-8, 9-6). Tipoff from Hendrix 25 *HENDRIX W 81 53 College’s Grove Gymnasium is set for 3 p.m. CST. SERIES: The series is tied 9-9 after DePauw 27 *MILLSAPS W 90 83 won at Trinity on February 2 by a 70-68 score. The Tigers are coming off an 86-80 double In that game, Ryan Werntz led four DePauw FEBRUARY overtime loss at Oglethorpe and are making their double-figure scorers with 21 points, while 1 *at Southwestern W 54 34 sixth tournament appearance in as many years. Charles Houston paced Trinity with 18. 2 *at Trinity W 70 68 DePauw won the 2006 championship and lost to The teams have met once in the SCAC Tour- 8 *RHODES W 87 56 Trinity in last year’s semifinals. Overall, the Tigers nament with Trinity winning by a 77-72 score 10 BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN W 68 67 are 5-4 in tournament history including a 3-2 first- in last year’s semifinals at Rhodes. 16 *CENTRE L 66 69 round record. 22 *at Sewanee W 66 51 Mike Moore leads DePauw with 17.0 points DePauw Head Coach: Bill Fenlon 24 *at Oglethorpe (2ot) L 80 86 and 6.4 assists per game, while Stephen Schott Career Record: 376-216 (23rd year) follows with 14.4 points per contest and hits 54.0 DePauw Record: 269-147 (16th year) 29 $vs. Trinity 3 p.m. CST percent from the floor. vs. Trinity (as DePauw HC): 9-9 5-4 Brian Oilar rounds out the double-digit scor- SCAC Tournament Record: MARCH ers with 12.2 and leads the team with 8.0 rebounds Trinity Head Coach: Pat Cunningham 1 %vs. Centre/Austin winner 1 p.m. CST and shoots 53.7 percent. 2 ^SCAC Championship at Conway, Ark. Career Record: 330-233 (21st year) B.J. Moon leads Trinity with 12.1 points and Trinity Record: 178-67 (9th year) 2.8 assists per outing and has hit 41 three-point- *Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference games vs. DePauw (as TU head coach): 7-8 !Manchester Banker’s Classic ers. Patrick Robinson averages 10.2 points per vs. DePauw (overall): 8-17 @Mike Rokicki Community Versus Cancer Challenge game, while Charles Houston grabs a team-high SCAC Tournament Record: 11-2 #Tampa Bay Shootout; Tampa, Fla. 6.6 rebounds. $SCAC Championship; Conway, Ark. The winner of Friday’s game advances to TEAM COMPARISON %SCAC Semifinal; Conway, Ark. Saturday’s 1 p.m. semifinal to face the winner of Category DPU TU ^SCAC Championship game; Conway, Ark. Friday’s 1 p.m. game between Centre and Austin. Scoring Offense 74.5 67.0 Scoring Defense 65.8 61.0 Scoring Margin +8.8 +6.0 FG% 47.4 43.8 2007-08 STATISTICS FG%-Defense 43.2 38.7 DEPAUW PROBABLE STARTERS PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% 3Pt FGM/game 8.9 5.7 F 24 Brian Oilar 6-7 Sr. Noblesville, Ind. 12.2 8.0 0.3 53.7 39.5 75.7 3PtFG% 40.0 36.1 C 30 Stephen Schott 6-6 Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. 14.4 7.8 0.6 54.0 00.0 74.8 FT% 71.9 67.1 G 12 Tom Callen 6-4 So. Fort Wayne, Ind. 5.0 3.0 0.9 58.0 44.0 48.0 Rebound Margin +3.8 +5.5 G 21 Ryan Werntz 6-3 Sr. South Bend, Ind. 8.1 1.7 1.2 38.1 40.3 70.0 Assists/game 12.9 10.5 G 22 Mike Moore 5-8 Jr. Elkhart, Ind. 17.0 2.2 6.4 47.2 41.2 77.7 Blocked shots/game 3.3 3.2 Steals/game 5.6 7.0 TOP RESERVES Turnovers/game 13.3 15.2 G 10 Tony James 5-10 So. Indianapolis, Ind. 4.7 1.5 1.9 42.9 47.1 80.0 Assist Turnover Ratio 0.97 0.69 G 15 Ryan Russell 6-6 Fr. Indianapolis, Ind. 0.7 0.8 0.0 27.3 25.0 100.0 G 20 Trevor Stone 6-1 Sr. St. Louis, Mo. 1.4 0.9 1.1 33.3 25.0 72.7 Media Contact Information F 34 David Gray 6-6 So. Homewood, Ill. 2.5 3.0 0.3 41.4 00.0 51.7 Bill Wagner, Director of Sports Information G 35 Steve Lemasters 6-3 Fr. Rochester, Ind. 8.0 1.6 .5 42.4 39.5 81.5 e-mail: [email protected] F 45 Joe Bergfeld 6-7 Fr. St. Louis, Mo. 0.8 1.7 0.1 30.4 00.0 30.8 Web site: www.depauw.edu/ath office: 765-658-4630 • cell: 765-720-0213 1 — 2007-08 DePauw Men’s Basketball Game Notes — 1 TIGER NOTES DePauw Miscellaneous Statistics ► DePauw has made at least one three-pointer in each of the last 446 games. The last time the Ti- DePauw’s record when.. gers failed to connect on a trey was against Taylor DePauw Season/Career Totals Under on February 19, 1991. 2007-08 Career 2007-08 Fenlon Double-digit scoring Overall Record Stephen Schott 20 (15-5) 82 (55-27) ► has scored 1,401 career points Overall 19-6 269-147 Stephen Schott Mike Moore 19 (14-5) 46 (35-12) Home 8-2 144-36 and ranks eighth on DePauw’s all-time scoring list. Brian Oilar 19 (15-4) 30 (23-7) Away 8-4 84-89 He needs four to move ahead of Ryan Hooker Ryan Werntz 7 (6-1) 16 (14-2) Neutral 3-0 41-22 (1993-97) and six to pass Bob Schrier (1953-57). Steve Lemasters 8 (6-2) 8 (6-2) Schott ranks third with 812 rebounds and needs Tony James 2 (2-0) 6 (4-2) SCAC Games Tom Callen 1 (0-1) 1 (0-1) Overall SCAC Games 10-4 107-49 34 to move ahead of Herb Spier (1959-62). Schott Home SCAC Games 4-2 64-13 is second with 39 free throws made. 20+-point games Road SCAC Games 6-2 43-36 Mike Moore 9 (7-2) 12 (9-3) Brian Oilar 4 (4-0) 4 (4-0) He is one of just two DePauw players with 1,400 Halftime Scores Stephen Schott 4 (3-1) 14 (9-5) points and 800 rebounds and one of just two Leading at halftime 15-2 224-36 Ryan Werntz 2 (2-0) 2 (2-0) Trailing at halftime 2-4 38-101 in SCAC history to accomplish the feat. Schott 10+-rebound games Tied at halftime 2-0 7-10 ranks third in SCAC rebounding history behind Brian Oilar 7 (6-1) 10 (7-3) Leading at halftime at home 7-1 122-9 Coy Zerhusen’s (Centre; 2002-06) 857 and Russ Stephen Schott 6 (5-1) 26 (20-6) Trailing at halftime at home 1-1 15-24 Churchwell’s (Oglethorpe; 2000-05) 845 and rnaks 5+-assist games Field Goal Percentage 16th in scoring. Mike Moore 19 (15-4) 49 (37-12) Reid Sakel 0 (0-0) 12 (9-3) DePauw 50% or better 12-0 122-16 DePauw 40-49.99% 5-4 117-72 Tony James 0 (0-0) 4 (3-1) ► ’s 452 career assists already rank DePauw less than 40% 2-2 30-59 Mike Moore Stephen Schott 0 (0-0) 2 (1-1) third in school history. He needs 369 to pass Mike Opponent 50% or better 1-3 25-60 4+-steal games Opponent 40%-49.99% 9-3 128-76 Howland (1998-02). Moore led the SCAC in as- Mike Moore 1 (1-0) 3 (3-0) Opponent less than 40% 9-0 116-11 sists each of the last two years. Double-doubles Brian Oilar 5 (5-0) 8 (6-2) Three-pointers ► Mike Moore’s 165 career three-pointers made Stephen Schott 3 (2-1) 20 (15-5) DePauw makes more than 8 threes 11-3 98-27 are fifth in school history. He needs needs 20 to Mike Moore *2 (2-0) *6 (5-1) DePauw makes 5-8 threes 8-3 126-72 pass Joe Nixon (1998-02).
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