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MASTODON BASKETBALL @MastodonMBB #GoDons SCHEDULE/RESULTS NOVEMBER (5-5) PURDUE FORT WAYNE NORTH DAKOTA STATE 5 at UNLV L, 86-71 MASTODONS BISON 7 MANCHESTER CN81 W, 91-80 10 at SEMO ESPN+ L, 79-78 10-13, 3-5 Summit 15-7, 6-2 Summit 13 MIAMI (OH) CN81 L, 84-80 16 STETSON CN81 W, 79-55 19 at Kent State ESPN+ L, 75-68 \GAME NO. 24 GATES SPORTS CENTER SATURDAY, FEB. 1, 2020 - 7:00 PM ET 22 at No. 10 Ohio State BTN+ L, 85-46 Radio: ESPN 1380 AM/100.9 FM 24 OHIO NORTHERN # CN81 W, 81-47 Talent: Brett Rump, Art Saltsberg STATISTICAL COMPARISON 27 NIAGARA CN81 W, 77-54 TV: CN81 30 at Grand Canyon W, 71-60 ‘DONS NDSU Talent: John Nolan, Jeff Parrish Overall Record 10-13 15-7 (2-3) Online Video: YouTube.com/GoMastodons DECEMBER Scoring Offense 69.8 73.1 4 EASTERN ILLINOIS CN81 W, 74-69 7 at UIC ESPN3 L , 62-49 Scoring Defense 70.9 64.9 10 JUDSON CN81 W, 69-33 KNOW YOUR FOE Scoring Margin -1.1 +8.3 14 at IUPUI ESPN+ L, 74-65 North Dakota State's Vinnie Shahid is averaging 17.0 FG Percentage .432 .443 22 at Iowa State L, 89-59 points per game. NDSU has won two straight games. FG Percentage Defense .452 .429 They topped Western Illinois on Thursday 70-49. JANUARY (3-5) 3FG Percentage .334 .344 1 SOUTH DAKOTA # • CN81 W, 70-59 3FGs Per Game 8.8 9.0 5 at North Dakota • ESPN+ L, 83-69 8 at Western Illinois • W, 77-69 THE SERIES FT Percentage .673 .783 11 SOUTH DAKOTA ST • CN81 L, 70-61 NDSU leads the all-time series 16-15. The 'Dons won Rebounding 35.9 35.6 18 ORAL ROBERTS • CN81 L, 92-68 90-87 in overtime at NDSU last year but fell to NDSU Rebounding Margin +2.8 +3.8 23 at South Dakota • ESPN+ L, 83-60 69-66 at home. 25 at Omaha • L, 75-71 Assists Per Game 12.7 12.3 30 NORTH DAKOTA • CN81 W, 72-68 Turnovers Per Game 14.0 10.1 (0-0) A GOOD DAY FOR TWO Turnover Margin -0.8 +0.6 FEBRUARY The Mastodon women's team will host North Dakota on 1 NORTH DAKOTA ST # • CN81 7 PM Assist/Turnover Ratio 0.9 1.2 Saturday at 3 p.m. The venue will be cleared following 5 WESTERN ILLINOIS • CN81 7 PM Steals Per Game 6.9 5.0 8 at Denver • 8:30 PM the women's contest meaning two admissions are Blocks Per Game 2.8 2.4 14 at North Dakota State • 7 PM required for the games. 16 at South Dakota State • 3 PM 20 OMAHA # • CN81 7 PM 26 DENVER # • CN81 7 PM 29 at Oral Roberts • 8 PM PROBABLE STARTERS SUBJECT TO CHANGE MARCH (0-0) 1 2 11 13 15 7-10 Summit League Tournament All Times Eastern # at Gates Center • Summit League JARRED GODFREY BRIAN PATRICK DYLAN CARL MATT HOLBA DEONTE BILLUPS NO. NAME YR. POS. HT. HOMETOWN PPG FG% 3P% FT% R/G A/G 1 Jarred Godfrey So. G 6-5 Atlanta, Ga. 15.8 .466 .345 .671 4.7 3.5 2 Brian Patrick R-Jr. G 6-5 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 12.5 .455 .364 .774 4.0 1.0 PURDUE FORT WAYNE REFERENCES 11 Dylan Carl R-Jr. F 6-11 Alma, Mich. 7.3 .544 .261 .634 5.1 1.4 As a part of university changes beginning July 1, 13 Matt Holba R-Sr. F 6-7 Noblesville, Ind. 8.3 .398 .345 .750 4.1 1.3 2018, we respectfully ask to refer to any 15 Deonte Billups Fr. G 6-4 Moline, Ill. 7.8 .397 .358 .627 4.4 1.5 athletic-related subjects as “Purdue Fort Wayne” or the “Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons.” PLEASE DO NOT IN ANY CONTEXT refer to any team as OFF THE BENCH “IPFW” or “Indiana University - Purdue Univer- 3 Ra Kpedi Jr. F 6-5 Indianapolis, Ind. Will redshirt in 2019-20 sity Fort Wayne” as it no longer exists. Please do 4 Jalin Wimberly Jr. G 6-4 Leesburg, Ga. not use “Lady ‘Dons” when referring to women’s 5 Tionne Rollins R-Fr. G 6-2 Tallahassee, Fla. 2.0 .230 .195 .714 0.9 0.5 teams. 10 Matt Havey R-Fr. G 6-1 Lansing, Mich. 0.6 .200 .250 .000 0.0 0.0 24 DeMierre Black Jr. G 6-0 Marietta, Ga. 6.3 .429 .257 .794 1.7 1.9 Although we are officially the Mastodons, using 31 Josh Inkumsah R-Fr. F 6-7 Barrie, Ontario 1.0 .571 .000 .500 0.8 0.3 ‘Dons on second reference is also acceptable. 34 Cameron Benford Jr. F 6-8 Seattle, Wash. 2.3 .396 .333 .474 4.1 0.5 35 Rylen Grundy So. F 6-5 South Bend, Ind. 0.5 .500 .500 .500 0.1 0.0 41 Marcus DeBerry R-Sr. G 6-5 Union City, Tenn. 7.3 .409 .378 .733 3.3 1.1 PURDUE FORT WAYNE PMS Black Yellow PMS 110c ‘DONS AND ENDS STARTING LINEUPS • In the Mastodons' win over North Dakota on Thursday, Marcus DeBerry finished Game G G G F F at UNLV Godfrey Patrick DeBerry Holba Carl 7-of-8 from three. He made his first even attempts. He finished with 23 points. His MANCHESTER Godfrey Patrick DeBerry Holba Carl point total and seven 3-pointers set new career highs. The last time a Mastodon at SEMO Godfrey Patrick DeBerry Holba Carl made seven 3-pointers in a game was Mo Evans vs. Olivet on Jan. 9, 2017. MIAMI Godfrey Patrick DeBerry Holba Carl STETSON Godfrey Patrick DeBerry Holba Carl • The 'Dons held a 28-0 edge in bench points in the Mastodons' win over UND. at Kent State Godfrey Patrick DeBerry Holba Carl While the 'Dons made 15 3-pointers in the game, they also had a 20-9 advantage at Ohio State Godfrey Patrick DeBerry Holba Carl in fast break points. OHIO NORTHERN Godfrey Patrick DeBerry Holba Carl NIAGARA Godfrey Patrick DeBerry Holba Carl • In league games only, the 'Dons lead the conference in rebounding at 36.5 per at Grand Canyon Godfrey Patrick DeBerry Holba Carl game and a plus 4.3 margin. EASTERN ILLINOIS Godfrey Patrick DeBerry Holba Carl • The 'Dons have recorded double-digit offensive rebounds in 15 games this at UIC Godfrey Patrick DeBerry Holba Carl JUDSON Godfrey Black DeBerry Holba Carl season. That includes a stretch of nine consecutive games. at IUPUI Godfrey Patrick DeBerry Holba Carl • Brian Patrick has 15 games of double-digit points this season. at Iowa State Godfrey Patrick DeBerry Holba Carl • Seven different Mastodons have led the team in scoring for a game (Jarred SOUTH DAKOTA Godfrey Patrick Billups Holba Carl at North Dakota Godfrey Patrick Billups Holba Carl Godfrey, Brian Patrick, Dylan Carl, Marcus DeBerry, Matt Holba, Deonte Billups and at Western Illinois Godfrey Patrick Billups Holba Carl DeMierre Black) this season. SOUTH DAKOTA ST. Godfrey Patrick Billups Holba Carl • Deonte Billups has 11 games this season with five or more rebounds, including ORAL ROBERTS Godfrey Patrick Billups Holba Carl at South Dakota Godfrey Patrick Billups Holba Carl nine of his last 12 games. He has three times recorded seven rebounds in a game. at Omaha Godfrey Patrick Billups Holba Carl • Dylan Carl has 85 career blocks. He is in sixth place all-time in school history. In NORTH DAKOTA Godfrey Patrick Billups Holba Carl fifth place is Sean Gibson, he had 94 blocks from 1989-93. NORTH DAKOTA ST. WESTERN ILLINOIS • Marcus DeBerry is averaging only 1.6 fouls per 40 minutes in his career, this at Denver includes his time at Northern Arizona and Purdue Fort Wayne. at North Dakota St. • This season, Marcus DeBerry is being called for 1.40 fouls per 40 minutes. First in at South Dakota St. OMAHA the league and 28th in the nation. DENVER • The Mastodons' 75.0 percent shooting (18-of-24) in the second half against UNLV at Oral Roberts is the best half of shooting by a Summit League team this season. BY GROUP Godfrey, Patrick, DeBerry, Holba, Carl 6-8 • Marcus DeBerry owns 947 points in his career. This total combines his time at Godfrey, Black, DeBerry, Holba, Carl 1-0 Northern Arizona and Purdue Fort Wayne. Godfrey, Patrick, Billups, Holba, Carl 3-5 • In wins, Jarred Godfrey is averaging 18.6 points per game and shooting 51.0 percent (26-of-51) from three. • In wins, the 'Dons are giving up 59.4 points per game. SERIES HISTORY Date Opponent Score Location DEFENSE, DEFENSE 02/04/2006 at NDSU L, 59-71 Fargo, N.D. • The Mastodons have held six opponents to 60 or fewer points this season. 02/26/2006 vs NDSU W, 72-64 Fort Wayne, Ind. 02/08/2007 vs NDSU W, 72-69 Fort Wayne, Ind. • The 54 points the Mastodons allowed to Niagara earlier this year is the 03/03/2007 at NDSU L, 57-73 Fargo, N.D. Mastodons' best defensive effort against a Division I opponent since allowing 51 * 01/03/2008 at NDSU L, 67-94 Fargo, N.D. to UIC on Nov. 18, 2017. * 02/02/2008 vs NDSU W, 82-63 Fort Wayne, Ind. * 12/31/2008 vs NDSU L, 60-67 Fort Wayne, Ind. • Against Judson, the Mastodons allowed 11 points in the first half.
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    2017-18 GAME NOTEBOOK 2017-18 Schedule and Results (2017-18 Season • All Times EST) Date Opponent Time/Score 11/10 at Northern Kentucky L, 63-81 11/13 at Savannah State W, 76-61 11/17 at No. 7 Kentucky (SEC Network) % L, 61-78 11/20 DELAWARE ST. % (Watch ESPN) W, 81-57 11/22 TROY % (Watch ESPN) L, 65-73 11/25 FORT WAYNE % (Watch ESPN) W, 83-73 11/29 at Fordham W, 82-77 12/6 NORTHERN KENTUCKY (Watch ESPN) W, 84-71 12/10 HIWASSEE COLLEGE (Watch ESPN) W, 94-48 12/16 at No. 10 Xavier (FoxSports) L, 66-68 12/19 at Detroit Mercy (Watch ESPN) W, 81-73 12/22 GEORGIA SOUTHERN (Watch ESPN) W, 79-59 12/28 TUSCULUM (Watch ESPN) W, 84-65 2018 Southern Conference 12/31 at Mercer * (Watch ESPN) W, 74-55 1/4 at Samford * (Watch ESPN) W, 90-72 Men’s Basketball Tournament Notebook 1/6 at Chattanooga * (Watch ESPN) W, 85-66 1/11 UNCG * (Watch ESPN) W, 68-58 March 2-5, 2018 -- U.S. Cellular Center (Asheville, N.C.) 1/13 VMI * (Watch ESPN) W, 89-48 Radio: Buc Sports Network -- Web: ESPN3.com -- TV: ESPN2 (Title Game) 1/18 at Furman * (Watch ESPN) W, 62-61 1/20 WESTERN CAROLINA * (Watch ESPN) W, 66-50 1/24 MERCER * (Watch ESPN) W, 84-75 1/27 at Wofford * (Watch ESPN) W, 75-62 ETSU (2017-18 Record: 23-8 Overall, 14-4 SoCon) 1/29 at The Citadel * (Watch ESPN) W, 73-71 Probable Starters (Note: 2017-18 statistics) 2/1 SAMFORD * (Watch ESPN) W, 96-76 2/3 CHATTANOOGA * (Watch ESPN) W, 81-61 No.
  • Higher Ed Opportunities by Charlee Beasor Fort Wayne Team ‘Mad’ About Business Forum

    Higher Ed Opportunities by Charlee Beasor Fort Wayne Team ‘Mad’ About Business Forum

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