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Western Illinois Men’S Basketball WESTERN ILLINOIS MEN’S BASKETBALL Athletic Communications • 213 Western Hall • Macomb, Illinois 61455 • (309) 298-1133 TWITTER: @WIUMensHoops • FACEBOOK: Western Illinois Men’s Basketball • INSTAGRAM: @WIUAthletics • WEBSITE: GoLeathernecks.com SOUTH DAKOTA STATE JACKRABBITS VS. WESTERN ILLINOIS LEATHERNECKS | SATURDAY MARCH. 3, 2018 | 6 PM TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 ......................2017-18 Summit League Standings 2 ..........................................2017-18 Overall Statistics 3 ......... #WIUGAMEDAY Information/Schedule 3 ............................WIU Possible Starters/Reserves 3 .........................................................Team Comparison 4 ............................. WIU Quick Facts/Game Notes 5 ............By The Numbers/In the Nation, League 6 ........................................................Postseason Awards 7 .............Last Time Out/Games With, Games As 8 ..............2017-18 Results/Game Highs/Starters 9 ..........................The Roster/The Last Time When 10 ........................................ Head Coach Billy Wright 11-24 ............................................................ Player Pages 25 ..............................................Team Game-By-Game 26 ...................................Opponent Game-by-Game 27 ..........................................Points-Rebounds-Assists 28 ......................................................Game Highs-Team 29 ......................................................Game Lows- Team 30 ............................................Game Highs- Individual 31 .................................................Summit League Stats 32-37 ...............................................Game Box Scores 38 ..........................................................TV/Radio Roster SUMMIT LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM SUMMIT OVERALL W L W L South Dakota State 13 1 25 6 South Dakota 11 3 24 7 Denver 8 6 14 14 Fort Wayne 7 7 18 13 North Dakota State 5 9 14 16 Oral Roberts 5 9 11 20 Omaha 4 10 9 21 Western Illinois 3 11 12 15 * Please do not use any other logos other than the three logos to the left. If you need one or all of these logos, please contact men’s basketball contact at the email below: ACCEPTABLE LOGOS ACCEPTABLE [email protected] WHAT IS A LEATHERNECK?: Western Illinois holds the distinction of being the only non-military institu- tion to officially have its nickname derived from a branch of the military service. The school began use of the Marine Corps’ official nickname, “The Fighting Leathernecks”, in 1927 when then-athletic director and head baseball, basketball and football coach Ray “Rock” Hanson was granted permission by the U.S. Navy, based on his status as a Marine hero, to use the nickname. 1 FOLLOW LEATHERNECK BASKETBALL: @WIUMensHoops 2017-18 OVERALL STATISTICS 2017-18 Western Illinois Basketball Western Illinois Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 24, 2018) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 12-15 11-5 1-10 0-0 CONFERENCE 3-11 3-4 0-7 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 9-4 8-1 1-3 0-0 Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 10 Kobe Webster 27-27 902 33.4 162-369 .4 3 9 58-156 .3 7 2 57-73 .7 8 1 10 101 111 4.1 41 0 97 63 3 20 439 16.3 15 Dalan Ancrum 27-27 852 31.6 128-287 .4 4 6 48-126 .3 8 1 63-74 .8 5 1 23 122 145 5.4 47 0 50 58 7 26 367 13.6 52 Brandon Gilbeck 27-27 713 26.4 125-191 .6 5 4 0-0 .0 0 0 39-85 .4 5 9 60 132 192 7.1 88 7 19 57 68 18 289 10.7 40 C.J. Duff 27-27 852 31.6 82-210 .3 9 0 34-101 .3 3 7 22-27 .8 1 5 7 49 56 2.1 52 1 25 26 2 17 220 8.1 35 Isaac Johnson 27-11 532 19.7 74-176 .4 2 0 13-41 .3 1 7 45-58 .7 7 6 16 94 110 4.1 43 0 22 37 3 14 206 7.6 11 Delo Bruster 27-0 471 17.4 43-97 .4 4 3 10-32 .3 1 3 26-34 .7 6 5 3 37 40 1.5 40 0 40 37 0 19 122 4.5 32 Jeremiah Usiosefe 15-15 356 23.7 27-60 .4 5 0 16-42 .3 8 1 23-26 .8 8 5 3 60 63 4.2 26 1 24 16 4 6 93 6.2 22 Jalen Morgan 26-1 305 11.7 30-61 .4 9 2 0-2 .0 0 0 26-31 .8 3 9 17 38 55 2.1 35 0 11 21 10 2 86 3.3 14 Lynrick Moxey 16-0 117 7.3 20-29 .6 9 0 2-2 1.000 11-19 .5 7 9 4 27 31 1.9 2 0 9 3 1 6 53 3.3 50 Charles Gavin 17-0 171 10.1 18-38 .4 7 4 0-0 .0 0 0 4-11 .3 6 4 15 17 32 1.9 19 0 1 5 1 1 40 2.4 44 Jordan Hughes 19-0 105 5.5 9-14 .6 4 3 0-0 .0 0 0 2-4 .5 0 0 6 21 27 1.4 9 0 0 0 1 2 20 1.1 25 Ryan Maas 6-0 39 6.5 4-11 .3 6 4 3-8 .3 7 5 0-0 .0 0 0 1 3 4 0.7 2 0 1 2 0 0 11 1.8 12 Otis Dortch 5-0 21 4.2 1-4 .2 5 0 0-1 .0 0 0 2-4 .5 0 0 0 1 1 0.2 2 0 2 2 0 1 4 0.8 34 Chris Snyder 5-0 39 7.8 1-4 .2 5 0 0-1 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0 7 7 1.4 5 0 1 0 2 0 2 0.4 Team 28 44 72 13 Total.......... 27 5475 724-1551 .4 6 7 184-512 .3 5 9 320-446 .7 1 7 193 753 946 35.0 411 9 302 340 102 132 1952 72.3 Opponents...... 27 5475 702-1637 .4 2 9 230-637 .3 6 1 309-442 .6 9 9 245 697 942 34.9 443 - 342 313 64 177 1943 72.0 TEAM STATISTICS WIU OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 1952 1943 11/11/17 ST. MARY'S W 109-68 694 Points per game 72.3 72.0 11/15/17 EASTERN ILLINOIS W 56-54 645 Scoring margin +0.3 - 11/18/17 CALVARY W 102-25 503 FIELD GOALS-ATT 724-1551 702-1637 11/22/17 at SIUE W 69-67 1126 Field goal pct .4 6 7 .4 2 9 11-25-17 at Iowa State L 45-70 13647 3 POINT FG-ATT 184-512 230-637 11/28/17 IUPUI W 90-77 589 3-point FG pct .3 5 9 .3 6 1 12/2/17 MIAMI L o 2 73-76 658 3-pt FG made per game 6.8 8.5 12/6/17 AMERICAN W 69-56 616 FREE THROWS-ATT 320-446 309-442 12/09/17 MILWAUKEE W 90-69 663 Free throw pct .7 1 7 .6 9 9 12/19/17 at Eastern Illinois L 77-78 737 F-Throws made per game 11.9 11.4 12/21/17 at Butler L 46-107 7779 REBOUNDS 946 942 12/31/17 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN W 91-57 523 Rebounds per game 35.0 34.9 * 01/03/18 at South Dakota L 50-62 1766 Rebounding margin +0.1 - * 01/06/18 at ORU L 66-81 2146 ASSISTS 302 342 * 1/11/18 OMAHA L 66-87 467 Assists per game 11.2 12.7 01/13/18 OAK HILLS CHRISTIAN W 107-45 425 TURNOVERS 340 313 * 1/17/18 FORT WAYNE Wot 75-74 482 Turnovers per game 12.6 11.6 * 01/20/18 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE L 70-98 841 Turnover margin -1.0 - * 1/25/18 at Denver L 58-70 935 Assist/turnover ratio 0.9 1.1 * 01/27/18 at North Dakota State L 69-80 3187 STEALS 132 177 * 02/01/18 SOUTH DAKOTA L 54-80 567 Steals per game 4.9 6.6 * 02/03/18 ORU W 82-56 712 BLOCKS 102 64 * 2/8/18 at Omaha L 68-71 2255 Blocks per game 3.8 2.4 * 02/14/18 at Fort Wayne L 74-90 948 ATTENDANCE 9640 37399 * 02/17/18 at South Dakota State L 62-82 2873 Home games-Avg/Game 16-602 11-3400 * 02/22/18 NORTH DAKOTA STATE W 82-74 641 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0 * 02/24/18 DENVER L 52-89 614 Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT OT2 Totals * - Conference game Western Illinois 912 1017 16 7 1952 Opponents 916 1002 15 10 1943 2 FOLLOW LEATHERNECK BASKETBALL: @WIUMensHoops FOLLOW LEATHERNECK BASKETBALL: @WIUMensHoops #WIUGAMEDAY INFORMATION 2017-18 Schedule & Results ROUND ONE (12-15 OVERALL • 3-11 SUMMIT LEAGUE) NOVEMBER 11 ST. MARY’S OF MINN W, 109-68 WESTERN ILLINOIS SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 15 EASTERN ILLINOIS W, 56-54 LEATHERNECKS JACKRABBITS 18 CALVARY UNIVERSITY W, 102-25 (12-15 Overall, 3-11 Summit League) (25-6 Overall, 13-1 Summit League) 22 at Southern Illinois- Edwardsville W, 69-67 25 at Iowa State L, 70-45 28 IUPUI W, 90-77 DECEMBER 2 MIAMI (OH) L, 76-73 (2OT) 6 AMERICAN W, 69-56 9 MILWAUKEE W, 90-69 19 at Eastern Illinois L, 78-77 HEAD COACH: HEAD COACH: 21 at Butler L, 107-46 Billy Wright T.J. Otzelberger 31 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN W, 91-57 at WIU: 38-72 (4th Year) at SDSU: 43-23 (2nd Year) Career: SAME Career: SAME JANUARY 3 • at South Dakota L, 62-50 COACHING STAFF: COACHING STAFF: 6 • at Oral Roberts L, 66-81 Associate Head Coach: Josh Wolfe Assistant Coach: Eric Henderson 11 • OMAHA L, 87-66 Assistant Coach: Jestin Anderson Assistant Coach: Rob Klinkefus 13 OAK HILLS CHRISTIAN W, 107-45 Assistant Coach: Josh Jones Assistant Coach: Ben Walker 17 • FORT WAYNE W, 75-74 (OT) Graduate Assistant: Jeff White 20 • SOUTH DAKOTA STATE L, 98-70 25 • at Denver L, 70-58 STATISTICAL LEADERS: STATISTICAL LEADERS: 27 • at North Dakota State L, 80-69 Points: Kobe Webster (16.8) Points: Mike Daum (23.6) Rebounds: Brandon Gilbeck (7.6) Rebounds: Mike Daum (10.1) Assists: Kobe Webster (3.8) Assists: Brandon Key (3.3) FEBRUARY Steals: Dalan Ancrum (1.0) Steals: Tevin King (1.8) 1 • SOUTH DAKOTA L, 80-54 Blocks: Brandon Gilbeck (2.7) Blocks: Mike Daum (0.8) 3 • ORAL ROBERTS W, 82-56 8 • at Omaha L, 71-68 WESTERN POSSIBLE STARTERS PPG RPG APG FG% FT% MIN 14 • at Fort Wayne L, 90-74 #10 Kobe Webster (G, 6-0, 160, Fr.) 16.3 4.1 3.6 43.9 78.1 33.4 17 • at South Dakota State L, 82-62 #40 C.J.
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