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BGSU MEN’S BASKETBALL 2011-12 TABLE OF CONTENTS The Basics Craig Sealey 42 Falcons and the NBA 87 Falcon Quick Facts 2 Scott Thomas 43-44 Falcons and the Hall of Fame 88 2011-12 Roster 3 Jehvon Clarke 45 All-Time Letterwinners 89-91 Facilities Antonio Ferrell Jr. 45 Coaching Records 92 The Stroh Center 4-10 Damarkeo Lyshe 45 BGSU’s Year-by-Year Records 93 Anderson Arena 11-15 Chauncey Orr 46 Results Through the Years 94-105 All-Anderson Team 16-19 Desmond Rorie 46 Adidas 106 The 2011-12 Season The MAC / The Opponents Team Photo/Schedule 20 ESPNU BracketBusters 47 Media Information 21 Series Information 48-49 2012 MAC Tournament 50 The Coaching Staff All-Time MAC Champions 51 Head Coach Louis Orr 22-24 2011-12 MEDIA GUIDE 2010-11 MAC Review 52 Assistant Coach LaMonta Stone 25 • The 2011-12 Bowling Green State University Assistant Coach Louis Twigg 26 The Season in Review Men’s Basketball Media Guide is a production of the BGSU Athletic Communications Office – Assistant Coach Dennis Hopson 27 2010-11 Statistics 53-61 Game-by-Game Boxscores 62-70 Jason Knavel, Director; Mike Cihon, Assistant Support Staff 28 Director; Dave Meyer, Assistant Director – in The 2011-12 Falcons Records & History conjunction with the BGSU Men’s Basketball Cameron Black 29 Anderson Arena Records 71 Office Dee Brown 30-31 MAC Tournament Results 72-74 • The 2011-12 guide information was compiled, A’uston Calhoun 32-33 National Tourney Appearances 75 written and edited by Jason Knavel Jordon Crawford 34-35 1,000-Point Scorers 76-77 • Primary photography by the BGSU Office of James Erger 36-37 Individual/Team Records 78-82 Marketing and Communications (Craig Bell Anthony Henderson 38 Season-by-Season Leaders 82-83 and Brad Phalin) Luke Kraus 39-40 BGSU All-Americans 84 • Additional photography by Doug Sampson, Torian Oglesby 41 All-MAC Falcons 85 Todd Pavlac, Larry Clapper Photography, Scott Honors & Awards 86 Grau, and Brandon Heiss 1 www.bgsufalcons.com www.bgsufalcons.com 1 QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION 2010-11 SEASON IN REVIEW School....................................... Bowling Green State University 2010-11 Overall Record .......................................... 14-19 (.424) Location ................................ Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0030 2010-11 MAC Record ................................................. 8-8 (.500) Founded .............................................................................1910 Conference Finish .....................................T-Fifth, East Division Enrollment .......................................................................17,234 MAC Tournament ....74-54 W over Northern Illinois, First Round Nickname....................................................................... Falcons ................................67-56 L to Western Michigan, Quarterfinals Colors .............................................................. Orange & Brown Affiliation ............................................................NCAA Division I 2011-12 OUTLOOK INFORMATION Conference .......................Mid-American (MAC) – East Division Letterwinners Returning / Lost.............................................9 / 3 Home Facility ............................................. Stroh Center (4,280) Starters Returning / Lost......................................................5 / 0 Press Row (Box) Phone ...................................................... TBA Letterwinners Returning (9) – starters in bold italics President ..................................................Dr. Mary Ellen Mazey Dee Brown ***.....6-2, 202, Sr., G, 10.4 ppg, 46% FG, 76% FT Faculty Representative .....................................Dr. Lee Meserve A’uston Calhoun ** ...........6-7, 232, RJr., F, 12.5 ppg, 5.6 rpg Director of Athletics......................................... Greg Christopher Jordon Crawford ** ..............5-6, 151, Jr., G, 7.8 ppg, 4.0 apg Associate AD / SWA ...............................................Lesley Irvine Torian Oglesby * ....6-7, 206, Sr., F, 4.0 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 56% FG Athletics Dept. Phone ...........................................419-372-2401 Scott Thomas ***...6-7, 201, Sr., F, 11.2 ppg, 6.7 rpg, 3.5 apg COACHING STAFF Cameron Black *... 6-10, 240, So., C, 4.1 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 53% FG Head Coach...........................................Louis Orr – fifth season James Erger * ...........................6-7, 192, Jr., F, 0.6 ppg, 0.6 rpg Alma Mater ........................................................Syracuse, 1980 Luke Kraus **............ 6-1, 205, Jr., G, 3.8 ppg, 1.3 rpg, 79% FT Record at BGSU (years).......................................... 60-66 (four) Craig Sealey *.......... 6-6, 195, So., F, 2.4 ppg, 1.1 rpg, 51% FG Career Record (years) ........................................... 160-146 (10) Assistant Coach....................... LaMonta Stone – eighth season Other Returners (1) Alma Mater .................................................. Wayne State, 1999 Anthony Henderson ..........................6-1, 168, RFr., G, Redshirt Assistant Coach............................. Louis Twigg – fourth season Letterwinners Lost (3) - starters in bold italics Alma Mater ........................................................... Temple, 2002 Joe Jakubowski ****.... 6-2, 191, G, 3.4 ppg, 2.0 apg, 39% 3-ptr Assistant Coach..........................Dennis Hopson – third season Mike Dabney * ............ 6-8, 200, F/C, 2.8 ppg, 2.0 rpg, 54% FG Alma Mater ......................................................Ohio State, 1987 Danny McElroy ** ...........................6-8, 198, F, 5.0 ppg, 3.3 rpg Director of Operations .................Megan Centers - third season Men’s Basketball Athletic Trainer ............................ Chad Young Newcomers (5) Basketball Office Phone .......................................419-372-2255 Jehvon Clarke..............................6-1, 176, Fr., G, Canton, Ohio Antonio Ferrell Jr. ................... 6-5, 236, Fr., F, Springfield, Ohio ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Damarkeo Lyshe .................5-11, 154, Fr., G, Westerville, Ohio Director (men’s basketball contact) ...................... Jason Knavel Chauncey Orr ...............6-4, 201, Fr., G/F, Bowling Green, Ohio Office Phone .........................................................419-372-7075 Desmond Rorie.........................6-9, 223, Fr., F/C, Canton, Ohio Office Fax .............................................................419-372-6015 E-Mail ........................................................... [email protected] Assistant Director .....................................................Mike Cihon Assistant Director ....................................................Dave Meyer Intern ......................................................................John Enright Intern .........................................................................Matt Daley Mailing Address ....................................251 Perry Stadium East ..........................................................Bowling Green, OH 43403 Athletics Website ......................................... BGSUFalcons.com HISTORY First Year of Men's Basketball .......................................1915-16 All-Time Varsity Record .................................. 1258-1051 (.545) All-Time MAC Record ......................................... 451-406 (.526) MAC Regular-Season Titles ..................................................9 # (1959-1962-1963-1968-1981-1983-1997-2000-2009) MAC Tournament Record ....................................... 18-29 (.383) NCAA Tournament Appearances ..............................................4 ..............................................................(1959-1962-1963-1968) NCAA Tournament Record ......................................... 1-5 (.167) Postseason NIT Appearances ................................................14 ................(1944-1945-1946-1948-1949-1954-1980-1983-1990- ......................................................1991-1997-2000-2002-2009) Postseason NIT Record ........................................... 6-14 (.300) # includes co-championships and divisional titles Senior guard Dee Brown 23 www.bgsufalcons.com www.bgsufalcons.com 2011-12 ROSTER NUMERICAL No. Name Ht. Wt. Cl./El. Pos. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 1 Jordon Crawford 5-6 151 Jr./Jr. G Cincinnati, Ohio (La Salle) 2 Anthony Henderson 6-1 168 So./Fr. G Toledo, Ohio (Start) 3 Luke Kraus 6-1 205 Jr./Jr. G Findlay, Ohio (Findlay) 5 Desmond Rorie 6-9 223 Fr./Fr. F/C Canton, Ohio (Timken) 10 Scott Thomas 6-7 201 Sr./Sr. F Ashley, Ohio (Buckeye Valley) 11 Damarkeo Lyshe 5-11 154 Fr./Fr. G Westerville, Ohio (Westerville South) 12 James Erger 6-7 192 Jr./Jr. F McKinney, Texas (Princeton) 15 A’uston Calhoun 6-7 232 Sr./Jr. F Southfield, Mich. (Southfield) 20 Jehvon Clarke 6-1 176 Fr./Fr. G Canton, Ohio (Timken) 21 Chauncey Orr 6-4 201 Fr./Fr. G/F Bowling Green, Ohio (Bowling Green) 22 Dee Brown 6-2 202 Sr./Sr. G Detroit, Mich. (Country Day) 23 Craig Sealey 6-6 195 So./So. F Columbus, Ohio (Brookhaven) 32 Torian Oglesby 6-7 206 Sr./Sr. F Saginaw, Mich. (Buena Vista HS/Mott CC) 34 Antonio Ferrell Jr. 6-5 236 Fr./Fr. F Springfield, Ohio (Springfield) 35 Cameron Black 6-10 240 So./So. 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