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Rnal 1996 Divosion I Men's Basketball Statdstdcs PLEASE TYPE COMPLETE INFORMATION AND RETURN BY MONDAY APRIL 1 RNAL 1996 DIVOSION I MEN'S BASKETBALL STATDSTDCS REPORT ^-^ tt) B ts ONLY GAMES AGAINST FOUR YEAR U S COLLEQES ARE INCLUDED IN STATISTICS AND WON LOST RECORD e o I g-g 5 3£ Institution Bradley University tor 30 Games Head coach Jim Molinari ! Full season record 22 _8_ 5 O I (No) (won) (tost) (O 11.-° Conference name Missouri Valley Conference Conference record 15 3 o (won) (lost) £ CM tClassbyFr So Jr Sr CD O U) > Code TOTAL FIELD GOALS 3 PT FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLKD SHOTS STEALS POINTS ^- p < No FIRSTandLASTNAME tci Pos Ht G Scored Atts Pct Scored Atts Pel Scored Atts I Pct No Avg No Avg No Avg No Avg No Avg bZ 1 0)0 "O <M m Ul 24 Anthony Parker Jr G- 6-5 30 1178 377 472 73 173 .422 137 172 797 196 6 5 105 3 5 33 1.1 46 1 5 566 18 9 ll oc Sr F- 6-5 30 133 254 524 0 1 000 83 127 654 159 5 3 27 90 6 20 18 60 349 11 6 ll 34 Dwayne Punches ^ B u) F- 6-6 30 136 476 1 00 60 78 16 42 Deon Jackson Sr 286 1 1 769 125 4.2 26 87 53 27 90 333 11 1 O i O-E O S3 g O P 05 Aaron Zobrist Jr G- 6-1 26 61 160 381 44 112 381 28 38 737 56 2 2 35 1 3 2 08 18 69 194 7 5 CA »- T- O F/C- •D^ 30 Chad Klein Sr 6-8 29 56 135 415 26 71 366 37 49 755 96 3.3 24 83 2 07 14 .48 175 6 0 P ^ F/C- oc st t'i 55 Bayo Akinkunle So 6-8 30 55 124 444 0 1 000 50 75 667 105 3 5 15 50 11 37 9 30 160 5 3 IU So 11. cn 12 Billy Wright Sr ^"5-10 30 51 128 398 10 38 263 34 60 567 95 3 2 166 5 5 3 10 44 1 5 146 4 9 ^ CD III ^ .^ CO Kerry Burrell Jr G- 6-3 30 37 94 394 2 6 333 26 45 578 64 2 1 35 1 2 1 03 25 83 102 3 4 25 DC >>" F/C- ? 7: o 00 11 Ben Coupet Jr 6-11 28 25 63 397 0 0 000 24 39 615 64 2 3 4 14 20 71 9 32 74 2 6 u. 00 cn 40 Mbaukwu Nwaogwugwt . Sr F- 6-4 15 5 13 385 0 0 000 6 8 750 9 6 0 00 2 13 1 .07 16 1 1 |2 •^ o $ G- •E ffU- ni 21 Marcus Samuels So 5-11 12 0 3 000 0 0 000 12 13 923 5 4 7 58 0 00 2 17 12 1 0 Is rj a. c o- < wtt) %J o ts 32 Gavin Schairer Fr F- 6-7 8 1 10 10 0 4 000 4 6 667 8 1 0 1 125 0 00 0 00 6 8 = •1 o c o 44 James Baptist Jr C- 7-1 13 1 9 11 0 0 000 1 8 125 9 70 0 000 1 08 4 31 3 2 s= ^° «& IS OTHER S(Nn fifplayam ) W 01 ZPE C3 p POIK TS TOTA L FIELD GOAL. 3P1 FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLKD SHOTS STEALS FOULS TOs ar Shots Q. Totals No Avg Scored Atts Pct Scored Alls Pct Scored Atts Pel Player & Avg Dead Total No Avg No Avg No Avo No DQs No Missed w o E Team Ball ^ Dl p -^ 8 Own > T3 2136 71.2 739 1656 446 156 407 383 502 718 699 1073 35 8 77 1150 1133 447 14 9 97 3 2 217 7 2 539 15 375 1 Sl£ 1. 0) = Opps 1951 65 0 705 1706 413 160 468 342 381 559 682 1088 36 3 74 1162 1179 391 13 0 64 2 1 175 5 8 618 433 » 5 = •S o Reboun d Total Total Shots Sc onng 6 2 -5! Rebs 2312=2312 ^^ M< rgIn ^' Margin - Missed NCAA 10842 2/96 NCAA STATISTICS SERViCE/6201 College Boulevard, Overland Park, Kansas 66211-2422 199&96 BASKETBALL RECORD Please list games in order played After opponenfs name indicate overtime games with OT 2-OT etc After opponenfs score indicate home games by (H) away games by (A) and neutral sites by 1 2 3 etc and list below** List attendance for ALL games regardless of site Attendance should include all students at the game—regardless of whether they paid admission If you do not charge admission or count attendance please estimate the total num­ ber of spectators at each home game if you have more than one "home court please include all games played in your home city or nearby cities in which you would be reganjed as having the home crowd Please remember—only games against four-year, U S colleges are included in statistics and won-lost record Your institution Bradley University OWN OPP OWN OPP OPPONENT SCORE SCORE SITE ATTENDANCE OPPONENT SCORE SCORE SITE ATTENDANCE 1 Kansas State OT 72 75 Away 5.316 27 Drake 64 51 2 8,206 2 Villanova 63 70 Away 6.500 28 SW Missouri St 64 62 12,681 3 New Orleans 87 72 Home 9.711 29 Tulsa 46 60 10,141 4 St Louis 78 68 Home 8,908 30 Stanford 58 66 13,106 5 W Illinois 71 54 Home 9,152 31 6 Chicago State 110 _ 80 Home 8,618 32 7 Georgia Tech 84 82 1 7.611 33 8 Penn State 72 75 1 7.802 34 9 Creighton 75 62 Away 3.259 35 10 Northern Iowa 60 51 Away 2.431 36 11 Creighton 68 54 Home 8,841 37 12 SW Missouri St 58 61 Home 10,655 38 13 S Illinois 73 57 Home 9,042 39 14 Illinois State 72 77 Away 10,310 "NEUTRAL SITES (Arena City State) 15 Evansville 71 60 Away 9.429 1 San Jose Arena, San Jose, CA 16 Indiana State 68 58 Away 5.256 2 Kiel Center, St Louis, MO 17 Wichita State 68 49 Home 9.179 3 Civic Center, Providence, RI 18 Drake 77 60 Home 9,585 4 19 Tulsa OT 85 72 Home 10,026 Attendance (include students and estimate if necessary) 20 SW Missouri St 68 57 Away 7,725 TOTAL 21 Northern Iowa 73 71 Home 10,907 GAMES ATTENDANCE 22 Wichita State 60 76 Away 4,995 Home games (include all "home courts- 23 Tulsa OT 74 73 Away 7,056 see top of page) 13 125.733 24 Evansville 73 58 Home 10,183 Road games 11 65.671 25 Illinois State 65 64 Home 10,926 Neutral site games 6 59.547 26 S Illinois OT 79 76 Away 3,394 Total season s attendance all games (add the three above) 30 250.951 1995-96 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME HIGHS 1995-96 TEAiM SiNGLE-GAME HiGHS (List all performances equaling or bettenng indicated (List all performances equaling or bettenng indicated mimmums Use additional space at bottom if needed) mimmums Use additional space at bottom if needed) No Player Opponent Date vs Opponent Date Pts (45) FGM (70). .(FGA. FG%(100 0 12 FGM). %(- .of. FGA (140). (FGM. FG% (75 0). .of. 3FGM (10)_ 3FGM(18)_ .(3FGA. 3FG% (80 0 5 3FGM). 80 ./.•/•(, . 8 .of. 10 3FGA (50) _ . (3FGM. Anthonv Parker Stanford 3-14 3FG%(70 0 10 3FGM)_ %(- .of. FT%(100 0 12 FTM) %( of ) FTM (50) (FTA. -)_ FTA (75) (FTM. -)_ Rt)s (25) FT%(90 0 30 FTM) -%(- .of. Ast (18) PF(45) BIks (10) RetMunds (80). Stl (9) Reb margin (40). -to. ADDmONAL SINGLE-GAME HIGHS Assists (35) Blocked shots (15). Steals (25) iCi Signature of reporting offlcial ac Title .
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