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Notes Template 2015-16 NO WC.Indd @MIZZOUHOOPS @COACHANDERSONMU WWW.MUTIGERS.COM MEN’S BASKETBALL 2015-16 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES 2015-16 SCHEDULE GAME MIZZOU TIGERS (10-20, 3-14) OVERALL: 10-20 HOME: 10-6 AWAY: 0-11 NEUTRAL: 0-3 VS. FLORIDA GATORS (17-13, 8-9) DATE OPPONENT TV SCORE/TIME (CT) 31 N 13 F Wofford # SECN + W, 83-74 SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 // 6:30 P.M. (CT) // MIZZOU ARENA (15,061) // COLUMBIA, MO. N 15 U UMES # SECN W, 73-55 N 17 T at Xavier (RV) FS1 L, 78-66 SERIES INFORMATION N 23 M vs. Kansas State & ESPNU L, 66-42 ALL-TIME SERIES ........................3-2 Florida N 25 T vs. Northwestern & ESPN3 L, 67-62 IN COLUMBIA..............................2-0 Mizzou D 1 T Arkansas State SECN W, 88-78 @MIZZOUHOOPS IN GAINESVILLE ..........................2-0 Florida @GATORSMBK NEUTRAL SITE ............................1-0 Florida D 4 F Northern Illinois SECN + W, 78-71 10-20 (3-14) LAST MEETING ............................ W, 64-52 17-13 (8-9) D 9 W Omaha SECN W, 85-78 ........................ Feb. 24, 2015 (Columbia, Mo.) D 13 U at #13 Arizona Pac-12 Net. L, 88-52 OVERALL SEC OVERALL SEC D 19 S NC State SECN L, 73-59 PTS / GAME ................................... 68.5 .......................... 67.3 FOLLOW # PTS / GAME ................................... 73.8 ...........................73.4 D 23 W vs. Illinois % ESPN2 L, 68-63 PTS ALLOWED / GAME ........... 72.7 .......................... 77.0 ON TELEVISION ........... SEC Network PTS ALLOWED / GAME ............ 68.6 .......................... 73.2 FG % ................................................. .421 .......................... .405 ......................................6:31 p.m. CT FG % ................................................. .424 .......................... .420 D 29 T Arkansas-Pine Bluff SECN + W, 78-25 FG DEFENSE % ............................ .424 .......................... .450 .....................Dave Neal (Play-by-Play) FG DEFENSE % ............................ .410 .......................... .433 J 2 S Savannah State SECN + W, 81-50 3-PT FG % ...................................... .307 .......................... .288 ....................... Jon Sundvold (Analyst) 3-PT FG % ...................................... .315 .......................... .330 J 6 W at Georgia * SECN ^ L, 77-59 3-PT FG DEFENSE % ................. .339 .......................... .342 ........................ Andy Green (Producer) 3-PT FG DEFENSE % ................. .351 .......................... .367 ON RADIO .........Tiger Radio Network REB / GAME .................................. 35.6 .......................... 35.2 REB / GAME ................................... 40.1 .......................... 38.9 J 9 S Auburn * ESPN2 W, 76-61 .................... Mike Kelly (Play-by-Play) REB ALLOWED / GAME REB ALLOWED / GAME J 12 T Arkansas * SECN ^ L, 94-61 ........... 37.2 ......................... 38.5 .............................Gary Link (Analyst) ............ 37.6 ......................... 37.9 OVERALL LEADING SCORER .................PURYEAR (11.5) ...............Matt Winegardner (Engineer) OVERALL LEADING SCORER ................. FINNEY-SMITH (14.9) J 16 S at #19 South Carolina * SECN ^ L, 81-72 OVERALL LEADING REBOUNDER ...........WRIGHT (5.1) ONLINE .......................@MizzouHoops LEADING REBOUNDER .................... FINNEY-SMITH (8.2) J 20 W Georgia * SECN ^ L, 60-57 ............................................. MUTigers.com J 23 S at #10 Texas A&M * SECN ^ L, 66-53 HEAD COACH ........ Kim Anderson (Missouri, ‘79, ‘81) ......................... Mizzou.Statbroadcast.com HEAD COACH .................Mike White (Ole Miss, ‘99) J 27 W at #20 Kentucky * SECN ^ L, 88-54 SCHOOL RECORD .................................19-43 (2nd season) SCHOOL RECORD ...................................17-13 (1st season) CAREER RECORD ............................293-138 (14th season) CAREER RECORD ................................118-53 (5th season) J 30 S Mississippi State * SECN ^ L, 76-62 COACHING RECORD VS. FLORIDA ............................1-0 COACHING RECORD VS. MISSOURI ......................N/A F 3 W Ole Miss * SECN ^ L, 76-73 F 6 S at Alabama * SECN ^ L, 80-71 F 10 W at Vanderbilt * SECN ^ L, 86-71 #ZOUNOTES #ZOUSTATS F 13 S Tennessee * SECN ^ W, 75-64 Mizzou Men’s Basketball (10-20, 3-14) concludes the 2015-16 Senior forward Ryan Rosburg F 16 T South Carolina (RV) * SECN ^ W, 72-67 season with its Senior Night vs. Florida on Saturday, March 5, with has averaged 15.5 points per F 20 S at Arkansas * SECN ^ L, 84-72 tipoff slated for 6:30 p.m. on the SEC Network. game in Mizzou’s last eight games, F 23 T at Ole Miss * SECN ^ L, 85-76 Four Tigers scored in double fi gures in Mizzou’s frenetic comeback which included a career-high 24 F 27 S #21 Texas A&M * ESPNU L, 84-69 attempt at LSU (March 1), with both senior forward Ryan Rosburg points at Vanderbilt (Feb. 10). M 1 T at LSU * SECN ^ L, 80-71 and freshman guard K.J. Walton scoring 11 second half points in the 15.5 M 5 S Florida SECN ^ 6:30 p.m. eventual 80-71 setback. Freshman forward Kevin Puryear leads Mizzou with his 11.5 and #THANKYOUROSBURG Bold denotes home // * denotes SEC game 11.2 respective scoring averages in overall and conference games. # - CBE HOF Classic Host Games (Mizzou Arena, Columbia, Mo.) Senior forward Ryan Rosburg has put together the greatest Senior forward Ryan Rosburg will be recognized on Senior Night, with & - CBE HOF Classic Championship Rounds (Sprint Center, Kansas City, Mo.) eight-game stretch of his career, averaging 15.5 points per game and the ceremony beginning 12 minutes prior to tipoff. Fans are encouraged to % - 35th Annual Braggin’ Rights Game (Scottrade Center, St. Louis, Mo.) scoring the fi rst two 20-point games of his career. arrive early to thank Rosburg for his four years as a Tiger. The outgoing ^ - SEC Network broadcasts are additionally available through senior will be accompanied by his parents, Paul and Cindy Rosburg. WatchESPN apps and the website, WatchESPN.com The fi rst-ever #RallyForRhyan Game (Feb. 13, vs. Tennessee) + - SEC Network + events are digitally exclusive events available on raised more than $50,000 dollars for pediatric cancer research in Head coach Kim Anderson’s program will additionally thank fi ve WatchESPN apps or WatchESPN.com honor of assistant coach Brad Loos’ 5-year old daughter, Rhyan, senior student managers for their tireless work and contributions: John who continues her fi ght against neuroblastoma. Ekedahl, Patrick Holman, Mike Martin, Nathan Martin and Lucas Shapiro. PROJECTED # LINEUP terrence PHILLIPS tramaine namon kevin ryan GGGFISABELL WRIGHT PURYEAR FROSBURG 1 4 12 24 44 FR // 5-11 // 175 // ORANGE COUNTY, CALIF.SO // 6-0 // 178 // SEATTLE, WASH. SO // 6-5 // 202 // LOS ANGELES, CALIF. FR // 6-7 // 236 // BLUE SPRINGS, MO. SR // 6-10 // 260 // CHESTERFIELD, MO. @FloorGeneral03 @otrillmaine @kharyw @CallMe_KP24 @RyRos44 PPG RPG APG SPG PPG APG FG% MPG PPG RPG APG FT% PPG RPG FG% FT% PPG RPG FG% MPG 7.8 4.0 3.3 1.3 6.4 1.3 37.8 16.8 9.3 5.1 1.3 .780 11.5 4.6 46.2 83.2 7.4 3.8 63.5 19.6 8 pts, 10 reb. vs. Texas A&M (Feb. 27) Career-high 17 points in back-to- First career double-double with 12 Season-high 23 pts. at Arkansas Career-high 24 pts. with 11 boards Matched season-high with 16 back games at Ole Miss, Texas A&M pts., 12 reb. at Arkansas (Feb. 20) 10+ pts. in 20 of 30 games at Vandy (Feb. 10), fi rst-ever dbl-dbl points vs. Arkansas (Jan. 12) Made fi rst start of 2015-16 Season-high 18 points in opening KC Star Metro Player of the Year 69 career starts over the last four 88-4 record as Oak Hill starting PG season against the Aggies (Feb. 27) win vs. Wofford (Nov. 13) as a senior at Blue Springs South seasons (126 appearances) PROJECTED FLORIDA LINEUP G 4 KEVAUGHN ALLEN (FR, 6-2, 183) G 11 CHRIS CHIOZZA (SO, 6-0, 175) F 3 DEVIN ROBINSON (SO, 6-8, 195) F 10 DORIAN FINNEY-SMITH (SR, 6-8, 220) C 15 JOHN EGBUNU (SO, 6-11, 255) 11.4 PPG // 2.6 RPG // 1.2 SPG 7.1 PPG // 2.8 RPG // 4.3 APG 9.3 PPG // 5.6 RPG // .476 FG% 14.9 PPG // 8.2 RPG // .387 3PTFG% 11.6 PPG // 6.3 RPG // .580 FG% @MIZZOUHOOPS MEN’S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS KIM ANDERSON 2015-16 MIZZOU ROSTER # Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr. Exp. INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION HOMETOWN 1 Terrence Phillips 5-11 175 G Fr. HS Location _____________________Columbia, Mo. Sedalia, Mo. Orange County, Calif. / Oak Hill Academy (Va.) HIGH SCHOOL Founded: ____________________________1839 Smith-Cotton Note: 88-4 record as starting point guard at Oak Hill Enrollment: ________________________ 35,050 TWITTER 4 Tramaine Isabell 6-0 178 G So. 1L Nickname: __________________________ Tigers @CoachAndersonMU Seattle, Wash. / Garfi eld H.S. Colors: ____________________Old Gold and Black FAMILY Note: Multiple assists in eight games in 14-15 Arena (Capacity): _________ Mizzou Arena (15,061) Wife, Melissa 10 K.J. Walton 6-3 197 G Fr. HS Conference: ____________________Southeastern Son, Ryan Brownsburg, Ind. / Brownsburg H.S. Son, Brett Rivals.com Interim System President: _____ Mike Middleton Note: Former 103rd-ranked prospect Phone _____________________ 573-882-2011 11 Jimmy Barton 5-9 160 G R-So. RS St. Louis, Mo. / DeSmet Jesuit H.S. / Houston Baptist Interim Chancellor: ______________ Hank Foley Note: Walk-on with 13 games at H-Baptist in 13-14 Phone: _____________________ 573-882-3387 In his second season leading the Mizzou Men’s Basketball 12 Namon Wright 6-5 202 G So. 1L Director of Athletics: _________ Mack Rhoades program, head coach Kim Anderson continues to turn the Tigers in the right direction, both on and off the court. Los Angeles, Calif. / Pacifi c Hills Department Phone:____________ 573-882-6501 Note: Averaged 13.6 PPG in last fi ve games of 14-15 Ticket Office Phone: ___________ 573-884-7297 With fi ve newcomers on the 2015-16 roster that his staff personally recruited, Anderson hopes a higher comfort 13 Trevor Glassman 6-3 200 G Jr. TR __________________________ 800-228-7297 Bedford, N.H. / New Hampton School / Manhattan level and familiarity amongst his squad will translate into Note: Walk-on, sitting out the 2015-16 season after transfer THE MIZZOU TIGERS better team basketball.
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