GOPHER GOPHER HISTORY NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY 1972 MIDEAST REGION FIRST ROUND: Florida State 70, 56 MIDEAST REGION CONSOLATION ROUND: Minnesota 77, Marquette 72 1982 MIDEAST REGION FIRST ROUND: Bye MIDEAST REGION SECOND ROUND: Minnesota 62, Tennessee-Chattanooga 61 MIDEAST REGION SEMIFINAL: Louisville 67, Minnesota 61 1989 EAST REGION FIRST ROUND: Minnesota 86, Kansas State 75 EAST REGION SECOND ROUND: Minnesota 80, Siena 67 EAST REGION SEMIFINALS: The Golden Gophers reached the “Elite Eight” of Duke 87, Minnesota 70 the 1990 NCAA tournament with victories against UTEP (64-61 OT), Northern Iowa (81-78) and 1990 Syracuse (82-75). Georgia Tech ended Minnesota’s chance of reaching the Final Four by defeating the SOUTHEAST REGION FIRST ROUND: Golden Gophers 93-91. With the help of four senior Minnesota 64, UTEP 61 (OT) starters, Minnesota finished the year with a 23-9 SOUTHEAST REGION SECOND ROUND: overall record. The four senior starters were Melvin Minnesota 81, Northern Iowa 78 Newbern (above, vs. Northern Iowa); Richard Coffey SOUTHEAST REGION SEMIFINALS: (left, vs. Syracuse); Willie Burton (lower left, vs. Georgia Tech), and Jim Shikenjanski (below, vs. Minnesota 82, Syracuse 75 UTEP). SOUTHEAST REGION FINAL: Georgia Tech 93, Minnesota 91 1999 WEST REGION FIRST ROUND: Gonzaga 75, Minnesota 63 2005 SYRACUSE REGION FIRST ROUND: #9 Iowa State 64, #8 Minnesota 53

TOTAL

7 Wins, 6 Losses (.538)

Note: Minnesota appeared in the 1994, 1995 and 1997 NCAA Tournaments. Those games were later vacated due to student- athlete participation while ineligible because of a violation of NCAA rules.

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Points: 91, vs. Georgia Tech (1990 Southeast Region Final) Rebounds: 47, vs. Marquette (1972 Mideast Region Consolation Round) Assists: 18, vs. Northern Iowa (1990 Southeast Region Second Round) FG Att: 75, vs. Georgia Tech (1990 Southeast Region Final) FG Made: 39, vs. Georgia Tech (1990 Southeast Region Final) FG Pct.: 58.9% (33-56), vs. Syracuse (1990 Southeast Region Semifinal) FT Att: 31, vs. Kansas State (1989 East Region First Round) FT Made: 24, vs. Kansas State (1989 East Region First Round) FT Pct.: 80.0% (12-15), vs. Florida State (1972 Mideast Region First Round) 3-Pt. Att: 23 two times — vs. St. Louis (1995 East Region First Round), vs. Temple (1997 Midwest Region Second Round) 3-Pt. Made: 8 two times, vs. Kansas State (1989 East Region First Round) vs. Georgia Tech (1990 Southeast Regional Finals) 3-Pt. Pct.: 66.7% (8-12), vs. Kansas State (1989 East Region First Round) Fewest Points Allowed: 61, vs. Tennessee-Chattanooga (1982 Midwest Region Second Round) Margin of Victory: +13, vs. Siena (1989 East Region Second Round)

TOURNAMENT RECORDS

Points per game: 79.5, 1990 (4 games) FG Pct.: 48.7% (51-105), 1982 (2 games) FT Pct.: 78.4% (29-37), 1972 (2 games) 3-Pt .Pct.: 42.3% (22-54), 1990 (4 games) Wins: 3, 1990

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS *minimum of three attempts per game required for all individual shooting records GAME RECORDS grabbed 22 rebounds against Marquette in the 1972 Mideast Region Consolation Round. Points: Willie Burton 36, vs. Northern Iowa (1990 Southeast Region Second Round) Rebounds: Jim Brewer 22, vs. Marquette (1972 Mideast Region Consolation Round) SINGLE-TOURNAMENT RECORDS* Assists: Melvin Newbern 9, vs. Northern Iowa Points: Willie Burton 97, 1990 (four games, 24.3 ppg) (1990 Southeast Region Second Round) Rebounds: Jim Brewer 36, 1972 (two games, 18.0 rpg) Minutes: Richard Coffey 43, vs. UTEP (1990 Southeast Region First Round) Assists: Melvin Newbern 21, 1990 (four games, 5.3 apg) FG Pct.: Walter Bond 80.0% (4-5), vs. Syracuse (1990 Southeast Region Semifinal) Minutes: 139, 1990 (four games, 34.8 mpg) FT Pct.: Willie Burton 100% (11-11), vs. Kansas State (1989 East Region First Round) FG Pct.: 66.7% (16-24), 1982 (2 games) FT Att: Willie Burton 12, vs. Northern Iowa (1990 Southeast Region Second Round) 3-Pt. Pct.: Kevin Lynch 56.3% (9-16), 1990 (4 games) FT Made: Willie Burton 11, vs. Kansas State (1989 East Region First Round) 3-Pt. Pct.: Four players tied at 66.7% (2-3); most recently Kevin Lynch vs. Georgia Tech (1990 CAREER TOURNAMENT RECORDS* Southeast Regional Final) 3-Pt. Made: Willie Burton 5, vs. Georgia Tech (1990 Southeast Region Final) Points: Willie Burton 171, 1989 & 1990 (7 games, 24.4 ppg.) 3-Pt. Att: Willie Burton 12, vs. Georgia Tech (1990 Southeast Region Final) Rebounds: Willie Burton 55, 1989 & 1990 (7 games, 7.9 rpg.) Aaron Robinson, 12 vs. Iowa State (2005 Syracuse Region First Round) Assists: Melvin Newbern 39, 1989 & 1990 (7 games, 5.6 apg.) FG Att.: Vincent Grier, 21 vs. Iowa State (2005 Syracuse Region First Round) Minutes: Kevin Lynch 245, 1989 & 1990 (7 games, 35 mpg.) FG Made: Willie Burton 15, vs. Georgia Tech (1990 Southeast Region Final) 3-Pt. Pct.: Ray Gaffney 50.0% (3-6), 1989 (2 games)

MINNESOTA BASKETBALL 2007-08 153 GOPHER BASKETBALL GOPHER HISTORY NIT HISTORY 1973 1993 NIT HISTORY First Round: Minnesota 68, Rutgers 59 Quarterfinals: Alabama 69, Minnesota 65 1980 First Round: Minnesota 64, Bowling Green 50 Second Round: Minnesota 58, Mississippi 56 Quarterfinals: Minnesota 94, SW Louisiana 73 Semifinals: Minnesota 65, Illinois 63 Championship: Virginia 58, Minnesota 55 1981 First Round: Minnesota 90, Drake 77 Second Round: Minnesota 84, Connecticut 66 Quarterfinals: West Virginia 80, Minnesota 69 1983 First Round: DePaul 76, Minnesota 73 1992 First Round: St. 72, Minnesota 70 1993 First Round: Minnesota 74, Florida 66 Second Round: Minnesota 86, Oklahoma 72 Chad Kolander rejected a Georgetown shot with 2.7 seconds to go to Voshon Lenard rode the shoulders of Rob Roe as he cut down the Quarterfinals: preserve Minnesota’s 62-61 win in the NIT title game. spoils of victory after the NIT championship victory over Minnesota 76, USC 58 Georgetown at Madison Square Garden. Semifinals: Minnesota 76, Providence 70 Championship: Minnesota 62, Georgetown 61 2001 First Round: Minnesota 87, Villanova 78 Second Round: Tulsa 76, Minnesota 73 (OT) 2002 First Round: Minnesota 96, New Mexico 62 Second Round: Richmond 67, Minnesota 66 2003 First Round: Minnesota 62 at St. Louis 52 Second Round: Minnesota 84 vs. Hawaii 70 Third Round: Minnesota 63 at Temple 58 (OT) Semifinals: Minnesota 88 vs. Georgetown 74 Third Place: Minnesota 61 vs. Texas Tech 71 2006 First Round: Minnesota 73 vs. Wake Forest 58 Second Round: Minnesota 62 vs. Cincinnati 76

TOTAL 18 Wins, 10 Losses (.643)

Note: Minnesota appeared in the 1996 and 1998 NIT Tournaments. Those games were later vacated due to stu - dent-athlete participation while ineligible because of a viola - The Golden Gophers were all smiles as they posed for one last photo before they left the Madison Square Garden floor with the 1993 NIT title tion of NCAA rules. trophy tucked safely away.

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TEAM RECORDS Arriel McDonald 9, vs. Georgetown (1993 Finals) GAME RECORDS 3-Pt. Pct.: Kevin Burleson 100% (3-3), at Temple (2003 Third Round) 3-Pt. Att: Terrance Simmons, 13 vs. Tulsa (2001 Second Round) Points: 96, vs. New Mexico (2002 First Round) 3-Pt. Made: Terrance Simmons 5, vs. Tulsa (2001 Second Round) Rebounds: 50, two times: vs. Tulsa (2001 Second Round) FG Pct.: Ernest Nzigamasabo 100% (4-4), vs. Oklahoma (1993 Second vs. Oklahoma (1993 Second Round) Round); 2 others tied Assists: 22, vs. Oklahoma (1993 Second Round) FG Att.: Terrance Simmons, 24 vs. Tulsa (2001 Second Round) 22, vs. Southern California (1993 Third Round) FG Made: Trent Tucker 14, vs. Connecticut (1981 Second Round) FG Att.: 86, vs. Tulsa (2001 Second Round) FG Made: 43, vs. SW Louisiana (1980 Third Round) SINGLE-TOURNAMENT RECORDS* FG Pct.: 64.2% (34-53), vs. Connecticut (1981 Second Round) Points: Voshon Lenard 99, 1993 (five games, 19.8 ppg) FT Att.: 40, vs. Florida (1993 First Round) Rebounds: Kevin McHale 35, 1980 (five games, 7 rpg) FT Made: 26, vs. Florida (1993 First Round) Assists: Kevin Burleson 23, 2003 (five games, 4.6 apg) FT Pct.: 88.2% (15-17), vs. DePaul (1983 First Round) Minutes: Kevin McHale 186, 1980 (five games, 37.3 mpg) 3-Pt. Att.: 30, vs. Villanova (2001 First Round) FG Pct.: Andy Thompson 65.2% (15-23), 1981 (three games) 3-Pt. Made: 11, vs. Villanova (2001 First Round) 3-Pt. Pct.: Arriel McDonald 50.0% (2-4), 1992 (one game) 3-Pt.%: 50.0% (5-10), vs. Georgetown (1993 Finals) Voshon Lenard 50.0% (3-6), 1992 (one game) Fewest Pts Allowed: 50, vs. Bowling Green (1980 First Round) Margin of Victory: +34, vs. New Mexico (2002 First Round, W 96-62) CAREER TOURNAMENT RECORDS*

TOURNAMENT RECORDS Points: Randy Breuer 159, 1980, 1981 & 1983 (nine games, 17.7 ppg) Rebounds: Randy Breuer 54, 1980, 1981 & 1983 (nine games, 6 rpg) : 81, 1981 (three games) Assists: Trent Tucker and Darryl Mitchell 21, 1980 & 1981 (eight games, 2.6 apg) FG Pct.: 55.9% (99-177), 1981 (three games) Minutes: Trent Tucker 277, 1980 & 1981 (eight games, 34.6 mpg) FT Pct.: 88.2% (15-17), 1983 (one game) 3-Pt Pct.: Voshon Lenard 45.5%, 1992 & 1993 (six games) 3-Pt. Pct.: 39.2% (20-51), 1993 (five games) Wins: 5, 1993

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Terrance Simmons hit five three- field goals against Tulsa in *minimum of three attempts per game required for all individual shooting records the second round of the 2001 GAME RECORDS* NIT.

Points: Trent Tucker 35, vs. Connecticut (1981 Second Round) Rebounds: Travarus Bennett 15, vs. New Mexico (2002 First Round) & Dusty Rychart 15, vs. Tulsa (2001 Second Round) Assists: Vincent Grier 8, vs. Wake Forest (2006 Second Round) Minutes: Kevin Burleson 41, at Temple (2003 Third Round) FT Pct.: Dusty Rychart 100% (6-6), vs. Tulsa (2001 Second Round); 13 others tied FT Att.: Maurice Hargrow 12, vs. Hawaii (2003 Second Round); Arriel McDonald 12, vs. Georgetown (1993 Finals) FT Made: Maurice Hargrow 9, vs. Hawaii (2003 Second Round);

Trent Tucker scored 35 points against Connecticut in the 1981 NIT second round.

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Player NBA Team Yr. Drafted Round # Pick # Overall Don Smith * 1947 n/a n/a n/a Lakers 1950 4th 11 47 Minneapolis Lakers 1951 1st 10 10 Dick Means Minneapolis Lakers 1952 n/a n/a n/a Bob Gelle Minneapolis Lakers 1953 n/a n/a n/a Buzz Bennett Minneapolis Lakers 1954 5th 9 45 Minneapolis Lakers 1954 8th 9 72 Ed Kalafat Minneapolis Lakers 1954 1st 99 Dick Garmaker Minneapolis Lakers 1955 1st 66 Chuck Mencel Minneapolis Lakers 1955 2nd 6 14 Jed Dormeyer Cincinnati Royals 1957 41 25 Doug Bolstorff Pistons 1957 82 57 George Kline Minneapolis Lakers 1958 41 24 Roger Johnson Minneapolis Lakers 1959 10 4 69 Ron Johnson 1960 24 12 Bill Matson 1962 98 77 Terry Kunze St. Louis Hawks 1965 76 55 Mel Northway St. Louis Hawks 1965 13 4 93 St. Louis Hawks 1966 14 4 Archie Clark Los Angeles Lakers 1966 47 37 Don Yates St. Louis Hawks 1966 10 2 86 Tom Kondla 1968 7 13 91 Al Nuness 1969 18 1 207 Larry Mikan Los Angeles Lakers 1970 4 13 64 Ollie Shannon Cincinnati Royals 1971 74106 John Thomas, 1997 NBA Draft First Round selection Eric Hill Rockets 1971 77109 Jim Brewer 1973 12 2 KC-Omaha Kings 1973 17 7 Clyde Turner Milwaukee Bucks 1973 47 59 Dave Winfield Hawks 1973 5 10 79 Corky Taylor 1973 9 14 151 Ray Williams 1977 1 10 10 1978 11 1 Dave Winey Boston Celtics 1978 66116 Osborne Lockhart 1978 6 20 130 James Jackson 1979 95171 Kevin McHale Boston Celtics 1980 13 3 Trent Tucker New York Knicks 1982 16 6 Mark Hall 1982 5 10 102 Gary Holmes Detroit Pistons 1982 69124 Randy Breuer Milwaukee Bucks 1983 1 18 18 1984 34 51 Tommy Davis 1985 5 16 109 John Shasky 1986 3 14 61 Willie Burton 1990 19 9 Kevin Lynch 1991 21 28 Voshon Lenard Milwaukee Bucks 1994 2 19 46 SuperSonics 1997 1 23 23 John Thomas New York Knicks 1997 1 25 25 Bobby Jackson, 1997 NBA Draft First Round selection Sam Jacobson Los Angeles Lakers 1998 1 26 26 Quincy Lewis Utah Jazz 1999 1 19 19 Joel Przybilla Houston Rockets 2000 19 9 Rick Rickert 2003 2 26 55 Kris Humphries Utah Jazz 2004 1 14 14

ABA DRAFT PICKS

1968 Tom Kondla, Miami 1970 Larry Mikan, Denver 1971 Eric Hill, Pittsburgh (10th Round) Ollie Shannon, New York (17th Round) 1973 Jim Brewer, New York (1st Round) Clyde Turner, Denver (2nd Round) Ron Behagen, Kentucky (4th Round) Dave Winfield, Utah (6th Round) 1975 , San Antonio (1st Round, 7th Overall)

156 MINNESOTA BASKETBALL 2007-08 GOPHER BASKETBALL GOPHER HISTORY ALL-TIME GOLDEN GOPHER NBA ROSTER

Yrs Team Gms Pts PPG FG% FT% Reb RPG Ast APG Ron Behagen (1973-80) 1973-74 Kansas City Kings 80 876 11.0 .432 .764 567 7.1 134 1.7 1974-75 Kansas City-Omaha Kings 81 865 10.7 .399 .754 592 7.3 153 1.9 1975-76 New Orleans Jazz 66 760 11.5 .446 .804 553 8.4 139 2.1 1976-77 New Orleans Jazz 60 516 8.6 .418 .714 431 7.2 83 1.4 1977-78 Houston Rockets 3 14 4.7 .636 .000 7 2.3 2 0.7 51 572 11.2 .408 .727 333 6.5 65 1.3 Atlanta Hawks 26 285 11.0 .470 .729 173 6.7 34 1.3 1978-79 Detroit Pistons 100.0 .000 .000 0 0.0 0 0.0 New York Knicks 5 12 2.4 .417 1.000 11 2.2 2 0.4 Kansas City-Omaha Kings 9 54 6.0 .460 .727 31 3.4 5 0.6 1979-80 Washington Bullets 6 23 3.8 .391 .833 14 2.3 7 1.2 7 years Totals 388 3977 10.3 .425 .754 2712 7.0 624 1.6

Doug Bolstorff (1957-58) 1957-58 Detroit Pistons 341.3 .400 .000 0 0.0 0 0.0

Walter Bond (1992-95) 1992-93 Dallas Mavericks 74 590 8.0 .402 .772 196 2.6 122 1.6 1993-94 Utah Jazz 56 176 3.1 .404 .775 61 1.1 31 0.6 1994-95 Detroit Pistons 5 10 2.0 .250 .750 5 1.0 7 1.4 Utah Jazz 18 97 5.4 .500 .688 27 1.5 17 0.9 3 years Totals 153 873 5.7 .409 .767 289 1.9 177 1.2

Randy Breuer (1983-94) 1983-84 Milwaukee Bucks 57 168 2.9 .384 .696 109 1.9 17 0.3 Kevin McHale was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1999. 1984-85 Milwaukee Bucks 78 413 5.3 .511 .701 256 3.3 40 0.5 Yrs Team Gms Pts PPG FG% FT% Reb RPG Ast APG 1985-86 Milwaukee Bucks 82 685 8.4 .477 .712 458 5.6 114 1.4 1986-87 Milwaukee Bucks 76 600 7.9 .485 .584 350 4.6 47 0.6 Archie Clark (1966-76) 1987-88 Milwaukee Bucks 81 968 12.0 .495 .657 551 6.8 103 1.3 1966-67 Los Angeles Lakers 76 798 10.5 .452 .708 218 2.9 205 2.7 1988-89 Milwaukee Bucks 48 200 4.2 .480 .549 135 2.8 22 0.5 1967-68 Los Angeles Lakers 81 1612 19.9 .480 .740 342 4.2 353 4.4 1989-90 Milwaukee Bucks 30 204 6.8 .462 .627 127 4.2 13 0.4 1968-69 Philadelphia 76ers 82 1107 13.5 .478 .697 265 3.2 296 3.6 Minnesota Timberwolves 51 518 10.2 .416 .662 290 5.7 84 1.6 1969-70 Philadelphia 76ers 76 1499 19.7 .496 .785 301 4.0 380 5.0 1990-91 Minnesota Timberwolves 73 429 5.9 .453 .443 345 4.7 73 1.0 1970-71 Philadelphia 76ers 82 1746 21.3 .496 .787 391 4.8 440 5.4 1991-92 Minnesota Timberwolves 67 363 5.4 .468 .532 281 4.2 89 1.3 1971-72 Philadelphia 76ers 1 29 29.0 .688 .636 3 3.0 7 7.0 1992-93 Atlanta Hawks 12 32 2.7 .484 .400 28 2.3 6 0.5 1971-72 Baltimore Bullets 76 1909 25.1 .467 .773 265 3.5 606 8.0 1993-94 26 19 0.7 .308 .214 56 2.2 8 0.3 1972-73 Baltimore Bullets 39 715 18.3 .507 .810 129 3.3 275 7.1 11 years Totals 681 4599 6.8 .467 .628 2986 4.4 616 0.9 1973-74 Capital Bullets 56 733 13.1 .467 .786 141 2.5 285 5.1 1974-75 Seattle Supersonics 77 1071 13.9 .495 .834 235 3.1 433 5.6 Jim Brewer (1973-82) 1975-76 Detroit Pistons 79 600 7.6 .433 .862 137 1.7 218 2.8 1973-74 Cleveland Cavaliers 82 500 6.1 .383 .650 524 6.4 149 1.8 10 years Totals 725 11819 16.3 .480 .769 2427 3.3 3498 4.8 1974-75 Cleveland Cavaliers 82 685 8.4 .455 .648 509 6.2 128 1.6 1975-76 Cleveland Cavaliers 82 940 11.5 .458 .654 891 10.9 209 2.5 Richard Coffey (1990-91) 1976-77 Cleveland Cavaliers 81 689 8.5 .451 .545 762 9.4 195 2.4 1990-91 Minnesota Timberwolves 52 68 1.3 .373 .545 79 1.5 3 0.1 1977-78 Cleveland Cavaliers 80 396 5.0 .449 .460 495 6.2 98 1.2 1978-79 Cleveland Cavaliers 55 251 4.6 .440 .479 370 6.7 74 1.3 Dick Garmaker (1955-61) Detroit Pistons 25 57 2.3 .450 .200 105 4.2 13 0.5 1955-56 Minneapolis Lakers 68 388 5.7 .370 .806 132 1.9 104 1.5 1979-80 Portland Trailblazers 67 194 2.9 .489 .483 257 3.8 75 1.1 1956-57 Minneapolis Lakers 72 1177 16.3 .400 .839 336 4.7 190 2.6 1980-81 Los Angeles Lakers 78 217 2.8 .513 .375 281 3.6 55 0.7 1957-58 Minneapolis Lakers 68 1094 16.1 .395 .764 365 5.4 183 2.7 1981-82 Los Angeles Lakers 71 170 2.4 .463 .368 264 3.7 42 0.6 1958-59 Minneapolis Lakers 72 984 13.7 .395 .772 325 4.5 211 2.9 9 years Totals 703 4099 5.8 .448 .571 4458 6.3 1038 1.5 1959-60 Minneapolis Lakers 70 849 12.1 .396 .772 313 4.5 206 2.9 1960-61 New York Knicks 71 1105 15.6 .440 .768 277 3.9 220 3.1 Kevin Burleson (2005-06) 6 yrs Totals 421 5597 13.3 .403 .787 1748 4.2 1114 2.6 2005-06 Charlotte Bobcats 39 70 1.8 .250 .941 26 0.7 48 1.2 Bud Grant (1949-51) Willie Burton (1990-99) 1949-50 Minneapolis Lakers 35 91 2.6 .365 .412 ——19 0.5 1990-91 Miami Heat 76 915 12.0 .441 .782 262 3.4 107 1.4 1950-51 Minneapolis Lakers 61 158 2.6 .288 .627 115 1.9 71 1.2 1991-92 Miami Heat 68 762 11.2 .450 .800 244 3.6 123 1.8 2 yrs Totals 96 249 2.6 .318 .590 115 1.2 90 0.9 1992-93 Miami Heat 26 204 7.8 .383 .717 70 2.7 16 0.6 1993-94 Miami Heat 53 371 7.0 .438 .759 136 2.6 39 0.7 Kleggie Hermsen (1946-53) 1994-95 Philadelphia 76ers 53 812 15.3 .401 .824 164 3.1 96 1.8 1946-47 Cleveland Rebels 11 43 3.9 .269 .467 ——10 0.9 1996-97 Atlanta Hawks 24 148 6.2 .336 .838 41 1.7 11 0.5 Toronto Huskies 21 254 2.1 .291 .660 ——15 0.7 1997-98 13 27 2.1 .381 .667 9 0.7 1 0.1 1947-48 Baltimore Bullets 48 575 12.0 .277 .665 ——48 1.0 1998-99 Charlotte Hornets 341.3 .143 .500 6 2.0 0 0.0 1948-49 Washington Capitals 60 708 11.8 .312 .682 ——99 1.7 8 years Totals 316 3243 10.3 .424 .786 932 2.9 393 1.2 1949-50 Chicago Stags 67 545 8.1 .319 .619 ——98 1.5 1950-51 Boston Celtics 71 533 7.5 .293 .654 448 6.3 92 1.3 (1946-51) 1952-53 Indianapolis Olympians 10 11 1.1 .129 .600 19 1.9 4 0.4 1946-47 Chicago Stags 159 630 10.7 .322 .541 ——59 1.0 6 yrs Totals 288 2669 9.3 .297 .654 467 1.6 366 1.3 1948-49 Minneapolis Lakers 55 508 9.2 .334 .662 ——170 3.1 1949-50 Minneapolis Lakers 57 267 4.7 .341 .726 ——76 1.3 1950-51 Washington Capitals 9 42 4.7 .370 .500 15 1.7 19 2.1 4 years Totals 180 1447 8.0 .330 .623 15 1.7 324 1.8

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Yrs Team Gms Pts PPG FG% FT% Reb RPG Ast APG Lou Hudson (1966-79) 1966-67 St. Louis Hawks 80 1471 18.4 .467 .706 435 5.4 95 1.2 1967-68 St. Louis Hawks 46 574 12.5 .454 .732 193 4.2 65 1.4 1968-69 Atlanta Hawks 81 1770 21.9 .492 .777 533 6.6 216 2.7 1969-70 Atlanta Hawks 80 2031 25.4 .531 .824 373 4.7 276 3.5 1970-71 Atlanta Hawks 76 2039 26.8 .484 .759 386 5.1 257 3.4 1971-72 Atlanta Hawks 77 1899 24.7 .503 .812 385 5.0 309 4.0 1972-73 Atlanta Hawks 75 2029 27.1 .477 .825 467 6.2 258 3.4 1973-74 Atlanta Hawks 65 1651 25.4 .500 .836 350 5.4 213 3.3 1974-75 Atlanta Hawks 11 242 22.0 .431 .842 47 4.3 40 3.6 1975-76 Atlanta Hawks 81 1375 17.0 .472 .814 300 3.7 214 2.6 1976-77 Atlanta Hawks 58 968 16.7 .456 .840 129 2.2 155 2.7 1977-78 Los Angeles Lakers 82 1123 13.7 .497 .774 188 2.3 193 2.4 1978-79 Los Angeles Lakers 78 768 9.8 .517 .887 140 1.8 141 1.8 13 yrs Totals 890 17940 20.2 .489 .797 3926 4.4 2432 2.7

Kris Humphries (2004-) 2004-05 Utah Jazz 67 278 4.1 .404 .436 197 2.9 43 0.6 2005-06 Utah Jazz 62 188 3.0 .379 .523 157 2.5 30 0.5 2006-07 60 227 3.8 .470 .671 187 3.1 18 0.3 3 yrs Totals 189 693 3.7 .415 .535 541 2.9 91 0.5 Mychal Thompson won two NBA titles with the Trent Tucker won an NBA title with the Chicago Los Angeles Lakers. Bulls in 1993. Bobby Jackson (1997-) 1997-98 68 790 11.6 .392 .814 302 4.4 317 4.7 1998-99 Minnesota Timberwolves 50 353 7.1 .405 .772 135 2.7 167 3.3 1999-00 Minnesota Timberwolves 73 369 5.1 .405 .776 153 2.1 172 2.4 2000-01 Sacramento Kings 79 566 7.2 .439 .739 246 3.1 161 2.0 2001-02 Sacramento Kings 81 896 11.1 .443 .810 251 3.1 164 2.0 2002-03 Sacramento Kings 59 895 15.2 .464 .846 219 3.7 182 3.1 2003-04 Sacramento Kings 50 689 13.8 .444 .752 174 3.5 105 2.1 2004-05 Sacramento Kings 25 301 12.0 .427 .862 85 3.4 59 2.4 2005-06 Memphis Grizzles 71 808 11.4 .382 .733 223 3.1 195 2.7 2006-07 New Orleans Hornets 56 592 10.6 .394 .774 178 3.2 141 2.5 10 yrs Totals 612 6259 10.2 .420 .788 1966 3.2 1663 2.7

Sam Jacobson (1998-2001) 1998-99 Los Angeles Lakers 284.0 .600 1.000 3 1.5 0 0.0 1999-00 Los Angeles Lakers 3 10 3.3 .556 .000 1 0.3 2 0.7 49 245 5.0 .507 .769 70 1.4 30 0.6 2000-01 Minnesota Timberwolves 14 20 1.4 .500 .667 6 0.4 4 0.3 3 yrs Totals 68 283 4.2 .511 .739 80 1.2 36 0.5

Tony Jaros (1947-51) 1946-47 Chicago Stags 59 482 8.2 .289 .707 ——28 0.5 1948-49 Minneapolis Lakers 59 343 5.8 .343 .718 ——58 1.0 1949-50 Minneapolis Lakers 61 240 3.9 .291 .750 ——60 1.0 1950-51 Minneapolis Lakers 63 241 3.8 .307 .631 131 2.1 72 1.1 Randy Breuer enjoyed an 11-year NBA career Bobby Jackson was named the NBA Sixth Man of with the Bucks, Timberwolves, Hawks and the Year in 2002-03. 4 yrs Totals 242 1306 5.4 .306 .702 131 — 218 0.9 Kings.

Ron Johnson (1960-61) Yrs Team Gms Pts PPG FG% FT% Reb RPG Ast APG 1960-61 Los Angeles Lakers 14 37 2.6 .302 .647 29 2.1 2 0.1 Portland Trailblazers 14 92 6.6 .375 .611 19 1.4 23 1.6 2006-07 Portland Trailblazers injured Ed Kalafat (1954-57) 11 yrs Totals 565 6745 11.9 .415 .787 1609 2.8 1180 2.1 1954-55 Minneapolis Lakers 72 347 4.8 .315 .661 317 4.4 75 1.0 1955-56 Minneapolis Lakers 72 574 98.0 .359 .738 440 6.1 130 1.8 Quincy Lewis (1999-04) 1956-57 Minneapolis Lakers 65 553 8.5 .351 .661 425 6.5 105 1.6 1999-00 Utah Jazz 74 283 3.8 .372 .731 113 1.5 40 0.5 3 yrs Totals 209 1474 7.1 .345 .6888 1182 5.7 310 1.5 2000-01 Utah Jazz 35 124 3.5 .407 .714 47 1.3 18 0.5 2001-02 Utah Jazz 36 144 4.0 .448 .650 43 1.2 36 1.0 Tom Kondla (1968-69) 2003-04 Miinnesota Timberwolves 14 16 1.1 .350 .000 7 0.5 2 0.1 1968-69 (ABA) 42 138 3.3 .400 .478 125 3.0 13 0.3 4 yrs Totals 159 567 3.6 .397 .710 210 1.3 96 0.6

Terry Kunze (1967-68) Kevin Lynch (1991-93) 1967-68 (ABA) 46 230 5.0 .339 .578 75 1.6 47 1.0 1991-92 Charlotte Hornets 55 224 4.1 .417 .761 85 1.5 83 1.5 1992-93 Charlotte Hornets 40 86 2.2 .508 .684 35 0.9 25 0.6 Voshon Lenard (1995-2006) 2 yrs Totals 95 310 3.3 .436 .726 120 1.3 108 1.1 1995-96 Miami Heat 30 176 5.9 .376 .791 52 1.7 31 1.0 1996-97 Miami Heat 73 897 12.3 .459 .819 217 3.0 161 2.2 Bob Martin (1993-95) 1997-98 Miami Heat 81 1020 12.6 .425 .788 292 3.6 180 2.2 1993-94 53 111 2.1 .455 .608 117 2.2 17 0.3 1998-99 Miami Heat 12 82 6.8 .392 .727 16 1.3 10 0.8 1994-95 Los Angeles Clippers 122.0 .200 .000 2 2.0 1 1.0 1999-00 Miami Heat 53 629 11.9 .407 .792 153 2.9 136 2.6 2 yrs Totals 54 113 2.1 .441 .608 119 2.2 18 0.3 2001-02 Denver Nuggets 80 927 12.2 .397 .797 231 2.9 190 2.4 2002-03 Toronto Raptors 63 898 14.3 .402 .804 183 2.6 130 1.8 2003-04 Denver Nuggets 73 1038 14.2 .422 .791 200 2.7 151 2.1 2004-05 Denver Nuggets 3 29 9.7 .385 .625 6 2.0 6 2.0 2005-06 Denver Nuggets 12 99 8.3 .408 .385 28 2.3 18 1.5

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Yrs Team Gms Pts PPG FG% FT% Reb RPG Ast APG Kevin McHale (1980-93) 1980-81 Boston Celtics 82 818 10.0 .533 .679 359 4.4 55 0.7 1981-82 Boston Celtics 82 1117 13.6 .531 .754 556 6.8 91 1.1 1982-83 Boston Celtics 82 1159 14.1 .541 .717 553 6.7 104 1.3 1983-84 Boston Celtics 82 1511 18.4 .556 .765 610 7.4 104 1.3 1984-85 Boston Celtics 79 1565 19.8 .570 .760 712 9.0 141 1.8 1985-86 Boston Celtics 68 1448 21.3 .574 .776 551 8.1 181 2.7 1986-87 Boston Celtics 77 2008 26.1 .604 .836 763 9.9 198 2.6 1987-88 Boston Celtics 64 1446 22.6 .604 .797 536 8.4 171 2.7 1988-89 Boston Celtics 78 1758 22.5 .546 .818 637 8.2 172 2.2 1989-90 Boston Celtics 82 1712 20.9 .549 .893 677 8.3 172 2.1 1990-91 Boston Celtics 68 1251 18.4 .553 .829 580 7.1 126 1.9 1991-92 Boston Celtics 56 780 13.9 .509 .822 330 5.9 82 1.5 1992-93 Boston Celtics 71 762 10.7 .459 .841 358 5.0 73 1.0 13 yrs Totals 971 17335 17.9 .554 .798 7122 7.3 1670 1.7

Chuck Mencel (1955-57) 1955-56 Minneapolis Lakers 69 318 4.6 .320 .813 110 1.6 132 1.9 1956-57 Minneapolis Lakers 72 665 9.2 .353 .746 237 3.3 201 2.8 2 yrs Totals 141 983 7.0 .341 .765 347 2.5 333 2.4

Larry Mikan (1970-71) 1970-71 Cleveland Cavaliers 53 158 3.0 .333 .618 139 2.6 41 0.8

Melvin Newbern (1992-93) 1992-93 Detroit Pistons 33 119 3.3 .372 .567 37 1.1 57 1.7

Mark Olberding (1975-87) Lou Hudson played 13 years in the NBA, tallying nearly 18,000 points and averaging over 20 points per 1975-76 San Antonio Spurs (ABA) 81 795 9.8 .498 .773 530 6.5 142 1.8 game. 1976-77 San Antonio Spurs 82 853 10.4 .503 .794 449 5.5 119 1.5 1977-78 San Antonio Spurs 79 646 8.2 .481 .811 373 4.7 131 1.7 1978-79 San Antonio Spurs 80 755 9.4 .474 .803 429 5.4 211 2.6 1979-80 San Antonio Spurs 75 792 10.6 .478 .795 418 5.6 327 4.4 1980-81 San Antonio Spurs 82 1012 12.3 .508 .829 471 5.7 277 3.4 1981-82 San Antonio Spurs 68 941 13.8 .472 .808 439 6.5 202 3.0 1982-83 Chicago Bulls 80 698 8.7 .481 .782 358 4.5 131 1.6 1983-84 Kansas City Kings 81 759 9.4 .494 .821 445 5.5 192 2.4 1984-85 Kansas City Kings 81 823 10.2 .502 .832 513 6.3 243 3.0 1985-86 Sacramento Kings 81 612 7.6 .558 .771 423 5.2 266 3.3 1986-87 Sacramento Kings 76 254 3.3 .418 .885 185 2.4 91 1.2 12 yrs Totals 946 8940 9.5 .492 .805 3795 4.0 2332 2.4

Jim Petersen (1984-92) 1984-85 Houston Rockets 60 190 3.2 .486 .758 147 2.5 29 0.5 1985-86 Houston Rockets 82 505 6.2 .477 .706 396 4.8 85 1.0 1986-87 Houston Rockets 82 924 11.3 .511 .727 557 6.8 127 1.5 1987-88 Houston Rockets 69 613 8.9 .510 .745 436 6.3 106 1.5 1988-89 Sacramento Kings 66 671 10.2 .459 .747 413 6.3 81 1.2 1989-90 Golden State Warriors 43 172 4.0 .426 .712 160 3.7 23 0.5 1990-91 Golden State Warriors 62 279 4.5 .483 .658 200 3.2 27 0.4 1991-92 Golden State Warriors 27 43 1.6 .450 .700 45 1.7 9 0.3 Ray Williams scored over 10,000 points in his 10-year Jim Petersen enjoyed an 8-year NBA NBA career to go with 3,779 assists. 8 yrs Totals 491 3397 6.9 .486 .725 2354 4.8 487 1.0 career. Yrs Team Gms Pts PPG FG% FT% Reb RPG Ast APG Joel Przybilla (2000-) 2000-01 Milwaukee Bucks 33 27 0.8 .343 .273 71 2.2 2 0.1 Whitey Skoog (1951-57) 2001-02 Milwaukee Bucks 71 190 2.7 .535 .422 283 4.0 21 0.3 1951-52 Minneapolis Lakers 35 234 6.7 .345 .789 122 3.5 60 1.7 2002-03 Milwaukee Bucks 32 48 1.5 .391 .500 145 4.5 12 0.4 1952-53 Minneapolis Lakers 68 250 3.7 .386 .754 121 1.8 82 1.2 2003-04 Milwaukee Bucks 510.2 .000 .500 10 2.0 3 0.6 1953-54 Minneapolis Lakers 71 496 7.0 .400 .742 224 3.2 179 2.5 Atlanta Hawks 12 48 4.0 .360 .414 101 8.4 4 0.3 1954-55 Minneapolis Lakers 72 785 10.9 .395 .806 303 4.2 251 3.5 2004-05 Portland Trailblazers 76 488 6.4 .598 .517 588 7.7 74 1.0 1955-56 Minneapolis Lakers 72 835 11.6 .398 .803 291 4.0 255 3.5 2005-06 Portland Trailblazers 56 344 6.1 .548 .532 391 7.0 43 0.8 1956-57 Minneapolis Lakers 23 200 8.7 .355 .936 72 3.1 76 3.3 2006-07 Portland Trailblazers 43 84 2.0 .474 .370 168 3.9 12 0.3 6 yrs Totals 341 2800 8.2 .388 .799 1133 3.3 903 2.6 7 yrs Totals 328 1230 3.8 .532 .485 1757 5.4 171 0.5 Don Smith (1948-49) John Shasky (1988-91) 1948-49 Minneapolis Lakers 860.8 .154 .667 0 0.0 2 0.3 1988-89 Miami Heat 65 357 5.5 .488 .689 232 3.6 22 0.3 1989-90 Golden State Warriors 14 10 0.7 .286 .333 13 0.9 1 0.1 John Thomas (1997-2006) 1990-91 Dallas Mavericks 57 150 2.6 .440 .608 134 2.4 11 0.2 1997-98 Boston Celtics 33 108 3.3 .513 .788 70 2.1 13 0.4 3 yrs Totals 136 517 3.8 .466 .655 379 2.8 34 0.3 Toronto Raptors 21 43 2.0 .424 .714 36 1.7 4 0.2 1998-99 Toronto Raptors 39 169 4.3 .577 .563 134 3.4 15 0.4 1999-00 Toronto Raptors 55 114 2.1 .458 .390 75 1.4 9 0.2 2004-05 Minnesota Timberwolves 44 111 2.5 .488 .587 97 2.2 17 0.4 2005-06 341.3 1.000 .000 0 0.0 1 0.3 Atlanta Hawks 11 9 0.8 .429 .750 10 0.9 1 0.1 New Jersey Nets 221.0 .167 .000 10 5.0 0 0.0 5 yrs Totals 208 560 2.7 .502 .591 432 2.1 60 0.3

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Yrs Team Gms Pts PPG FG% FT% Reb RPG Ast APG ALL-TIME NBA PLAYERS Mychal Thompson (1978-91) Minnesota has a long history of sending players to the NBA. The Gophers ranks second 1978-79 Portland Trailblazers 73 1074 14.7 .490 .572 604 8.3 176 2.4 all-time among Big Ten programs with 41 players and eighth among all programs. 1979-80 Portland Trailblazers Injured 1980-81 Portland Trailblazers 79 1345 17.0 .494 .641 686 8.7 284 3.6 BIG TEN PROGRAMS ALL NCAA PROGRAMS 1981-82 Portland Trailblazers 79 1642 20.8 .523 .628 921 11.7 319 4.0 TOTAL PLAYERS WITH NBA EXPERIENCE TOTAL PLAYERS WITH NBA EXPERIENCE 1982-83 Portland Trailblazers 80 1259 15.7 .489 .621 753 9.4 380 4.8 Indiana 51 UCLA 70 1983-84 Portland Trailblazers 79 1240 15.7 .524 .667 688 8.7 308 3.9 Minnesota 41 North Carolina 69 1984-85 Portland Trailblazers 79 1451 18.4 .515 .684 618 7.8 205 2.6 Illinois 39 Kentucky 65 1985-86 Portland Trailblazers 82 1204 14.7 .498 .641 608 7.4 176 2.1 Michigan 37 Indiana 51 1986-87 San Antonio Spurs 49 605 12.3 .436 .735 276 5.6 87 1.8 Michigan State 37 Duke 48 Los Angeles Lakers 33 333 10.1 .480 .743 136 4.1 28 0.8 Ohio State 34 St. John’s (N.Y.) 48 1987-88 Los Angeles Lakers 80 925 11.6 .512 .634 489 6.1 66 0.8 Iowa 29 Kansas 46 1988-89 Los Angeles Lakers 80 738 9.2 .559 .678 467 5.8 48 0.6 Purdue 29 Minnesota 41 1989-90 Los Angeles Lakers 70 706 10.1 .500 .706 477 6.8 43 0.6 Wisconsin 18 Illinois 39 1990-91 Los Angeles Lakers 72 288 4.0 .496 .705 228 3.2 21 0.3 13 yrs Totals 935 12810 13.7 .504 .655 6951 7.4 2141 2.3 Northwestern 14 Michigan 37 Penn State 10 Michigan State 37

Trent Tucker (1982-93) lists include NBA and ABA players 1982-83 New York Knicks 78 655 8.4 .462 .672 216 2.8 195 2.5 1983-84 New York Knicks 63 481 7.6 .500 .758 130 2.1 138 2.2 1984-85 New York Knicks 77 653 8.5 .483 .792 188 2.4 199 2.6 OTHER GOPHERS PLAYING PROFESSIONALLY 1985-86 New York Knicks 77 818 10.6 .472 .790 169 2.2 192 2.5 These former Gophers were on active rosters of other professional teams, both nationally and 1986-87 New York Knicks 70 795 11.4 .470 .762 135 1.9 166 2.4 abroad, as of last season: 1987-88 New York Knicks 71 506 7.1 .424 .718 119 1.7 117 1.6 1988-89 New York Knicks 81 687 8.5 .454 .782 176 2.2 132 1.6 USA PROFESSIONAL LEAGUES 1989-90 New York Knicks 81 667 8.2 .417 .767 174 2.1 173 2.1 Travarus Bennett , ABA, 2006-07 (Vermont Frost Heaves) 1990-91 New York Knicks 65 463 7.1 .440 .630 105 1.6 111 1.7 Courtney James , ABA 2006-07 (Palm Beach Imperials) 1991-92 San Antonio Spurs 24 155 6.5 .465 .800 37 1.5 27 1.1 Mitch Ohnstad , ABA, 2006-07 (Minnesota Ripknees) 1992-93 Chicago Bulls 69 356 5.2 .485 .818 71 1.0 82 1.2 11 yrs Totals 756 6236 8.2 .461 .754 1520 2.0 1532 2.0 PLAYING AROUND THE WORLD

Ray Williams (1977-87) Mike Bauer , France (Nancy - Pro A) 1977-78 New York Knicks 81 756 9.3 .443 .705 209 2.6 363 4.5 Adam Boone , Austria (Macabido Oberwart - Pro A) 1978-79 New York Knicks 81 1401 17.3 .457 .802 291 3.6 504 6.2 Kevin Burleson , Turkey (Mersin - A) 1979-80 New York Knicks 82 1714 20.9 .496 .787 412 5.0 512 6.2 Vincent Grier , France (Gravelines - Pro A) 1980-81 New York Knicks 79 1560 19.7 .461 .817 321 4.1 432 5.5 Maurice Hargrow , Luxembourg (Amicale) 1981-82 New Jersey Nets 82 1674 20.4 .462 .832 325 4.0 488 6.0 Jerry Holman , Turkey (Galatasaray Istanbul) 1982-83 Kansas City Kings 72 1109 15.4 .392 .769 327 4.5 569 7.9 Sam Jacobson , France (Cholet - Pro A) 1983-84 New York Knicks 76 1124 14.8 .445 .827 267 3.5 449 5.9 Quincy Lewis , Spain (Lagun Aro - Spanish A) 1984-85 Boston Celtics 23 147 6.4 .385 .674 57 2.5 90 3.9 Arriel McDonald , Spain (Akasvayu) 1985-86 Atlanta Hawks 19 159 8.4 .399 .854 45 2.4 67 3.5 Ernest Nzigamasabo , Australia (Parramatta Wildcats - Australia ABA) San Antonio Spurs 23 164 7.1 .382 .969 37 1.6 111 4.8 Rick Rickert , New Zealand (New Zealand Breakers - Australia NBL) New Jersey Nets 5 32 6.4 .313 857 4 0.8 9 1.8 Dusty Rychart , Australia (Brisbane - Australia NBL) 1986-87 New Jersey Nets 32 318 9.9 .452 .817 75 2.3 185 5.8 Terrance Simmons , Al Qadsia (Saudi Arabia) 10 yrs Totals 655 10158 15.5 .451 .802 2370 3.6 3779 5.8

Trevor Winter (1998-99) 1998-99 Minnesota Timberwolves 100.0 .000 .000 3 3.0 0 0.0 BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME

George E. Keogan, 1961 enshrinee , Coach, 1995 enshrinee Kevin McHale, 1999 enshrinee James Pollard, 1977 enshrinee , 1999 enshrinee NBA ALL-STAR GAMES

Archie Clark Los Angeles Lakers 1968 Baltimore Bullets 1972 Dick Garmaker Minneapolis Lakers 1957, '58, '59, '60 Lou Hudson Atlanta Hawks 1969, '70, '71, '72,'73, '74 Kevin McHale Boston Celtics 1984, '86, '87, '88, '89, '90, '91 NBA TITLES

Jim Brewer Los Angeles Lakers 1982 Bud Grant Minneapolis Lakers 1950 Kevin McHale Boston Celtics 1981, '84, '86 Whitey Skoog Minneapolis Lakers 1952, '53, '54 Mychal Thompson Los Angeles Lakers 1987, '88 Trent Tucker Chicago Bulls 1993

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TEAM RECORDS MINNESOTA INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

RANKED IN A.P. TOP 25 Dec. 17, 2002 (No. 25) TRIPLE-DOUBLE Mychal Thompson (34 pts, 12 reb, 12 blocks vs. Ohio State), 1/26/1976 RANKED IN CNN/USA TODAY TOP 25 Dec. 9, 2002 (No. 25) DOUBLE-DOUBLE Dan Coleman (10 pts., 10 reb., at Purdue), 2/28/2007 DEFEATED AN A.P. NO. 1 TEAM Jan. 26, 1989 (Minnesota 69, Illinois 62) 40 OR MORE POINTS IN A GAME Oliver Shannon (42 vs. Wisconsin), 3/6/1971 DEFEATED AN A.P. TOP 5 TEAM Feb. 12, 1992 (Minnesota 72, No. 5 Arizona 70) 30 POINTS IN A GAME Vincent Grier (32 vs. Northwestern), 2/9/2005 DEFEATED AN A.P. TOP 10 TEAM Feb. 9, 2000 (Minnesota 77, No. 9 Indiana 75) 25 POINTS IN A GAME Jamal Abu-Shamala (27 vs. Michigan), 2/24/2007 DEFEATED AN A.P. TOP 25 TEAM Feb. 18, 2006 (Minnesota 74, No. 18 Iowa 61) 20 REBOUNDS IN A GAME Richard Coffey (20 vs. Grambling State), 12/30/1987 DEFEATED A HIGHER RANKED TEAM ON THE ROAD (when ranked) 15 REBOUNDS IN A GAME Zach Puchtel (15 vs. Michigan), 3/19/2006 Feb. 12, 1994 (#23 Minnesota 109 def. #21 Wisconsin 78 in Madison) 15 ASSISTS IN A GAME Arriel McDonald (16 vs. Wisconsin), 1/12/1994 DEFEATED A RANKED TEAM ON THE ROAD (when unranked ) 10 ASSISTS IN A GAME Lawrence McKenzie (10 vs. Ohio State), 2/18/2007 Jan. 19, 1985 (Minnesota 81, #19 Michigan State 75 in East Lansing) FIVE THREE-POINTERS IN A GAME Lawrence McKenzie (5, vs. Penn State), 1/27/2007 SCORED 100 POINTS IN A GAME Dec. 12, 2003 (Minnesota 100, Oral Roberts 80) 10 FREE THROWS MADE IN A GAME Dan Coleman (10 vs. Central Florida), 12/12/2006 ALLOWED 100 POINTS IN A GAME Feb. 20, 1988 (Iowa 107, Minnesota 86) FIVE STEALS IN A GAME Adam Boone, (5 vs. Wisconsin), 1/10/2006 HELD AN OPPONENT TO LESS THAN 50 POINTS Mar. 8, 2007 (Michigan 49, Minnesota 40) FIVE BLOCKS IN A GAME Jonathan Williams (5 vs. Illinois), 1/17/2007 HELD AN OPPONENT TO LESS THAN 40 POINTS 10 BLOCKS IN A GAME Joel Przybilla (10 at Fresno State), 12/4/1998 Nov. 27, 1991 (Minnesota 69, No. 25 Arizona State 37) 20 POINTS AND 10 REBOUNDS IN A GAME SHOT 70 PERCENT FROM THE FIELD Feb. 11, 1984 (.714, vs. Indiana - 30 of 42) Vincent Grier (22 points, 12 rebounds, at Ohio State), 1/19/2005 SHOT 60 PERCENT FROM THE FIELD Feb. 7, 2007 (.633 vs. Iowa - 31 of 49) CONSECUTIVE 30-POINT GAMES MADE 10 THREE-POINTERS IN A GAME Feb. 18, 2007 (11 of 22 vs. Ohio State) Vincent Grier (32 vs. Wisconsin; 32 vs. Northwestern), 2/5-9/2005 HAD 50 REBOUNDS IN A GAME Jan. 18, 2006 (50 vs. Iowa) CONSECUTIVE 20-POINT GAMES HAD 30 ASSISTS IN A GAME Dec. 2, 1991 (30 vs. Youngstown State) Lawrence McKenzie (22 vs. Ohio State; 21 vs. Indiana), 2/18-21/2007 HAD 10 STEALS IN A GAME Nov. 9, 2006 (10 vs. Clemson) THREE STRAIGHT 20-POINT GAMES BLOCKED 10 SHOTS IN A GAME Dec. 7, 2006 (12 vs. South Dakota State) Lawrence McKenzie (21 vs. Wisconsin; 22 vs. Ohio State; 21 vs. Indiana), 2/14-21/2007 COMMITTED FEWER THAN 5 TURNOVERS Jan. 24, 2004 (4 vs. Indiana - OT) HAD SIX PLAYERS SCORE IN DOUBLE FIGURES Dec. 2, 1991 (Arriel McDonald-21, Dana Jackson-13, Randy Carter-12, Ernest Nzigamasabo-12, OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Voshon Lenard-11, Jayson Walton-11 vs. Youngstown State) TWO PLAYERS WITH DOUBLE-DOUBLES IN THE SAME GAME Jan. 18, 2005 (Jonathan Williams - 11 points, 10 rebounds; Vincent Grier - 15 points, 10 rebounds DOUBLE-DOUBLE Carl Landry, Purdue (25 pts., 12 reb.), 2/28/2007 vs. Iowa) 40 OR MORE POINTS IN A GAME Dennis Scott, Georgia Tech (40), 3/25/1990 30 POINTS IN A GAME Adam Haluska, Iowa (34), 2/7/2007 25 POINTS IN A GAME Carl Landry, Purdue (25), 2/28/2007 OVERTIME 20 REBOUNDS IN A GAME Greg Brunner, Iowa (23), 1/18/2006 PLAYED AN OVERTIME GAME Dec. 5, 2006 (UAB 88, Minnesota 81 2OT) 15 REBOUNDS IN A GAME Andre Smith, North Dakota State (17), 11/13/2006 PLAYED A DOUBLE OVERTIME GAME Dec. 5, 2006 (UAB 88, Minnesota 81 2OT) 15 ASSISTS IN A GAME B.J. Armstrong, Iowa (15), 2/18/1989 PLAYED A TRIPLE OVERTIME GAME Jan. 18, 2006 (Iowa 76, Minnesota 72 3OT) 10 ASSISTS IN A GAME Travis Walton, Michigan State (11), 1/24/2007 WON AN OVERTIME GAME Dec. 5, 2005 (Minnesota 85, Arizona State 79 OT) FIVE THREE-POINTERS IN A GAME Adam Haluska, Iowa (6), 2/7/2007 LOST AN OVERTIME GAME Dec. 5, 2006 (UAB 88, Minnesota 81 2OT) 10 FREE THROWS MADE IN A GAME Matt Shaw, Southern Illinois (11), 11/24/2006 FIVE STEALS IN A GAME Carl Landry, Purdue (6), 2/28/2007 FIVE BLOCKS IN A GAME Erek Hansen, Iowa (5), 1/18/2006 20 POINTS AND 10 REBOUNDS IN A GAME Carl Landry, Purdue (25 pts., 12 reb.), 2/28/2007

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It seems fitting a man who Dakota. After that game (in which he also grabbed 11 rebounds) he stood 6’9”, 225-pounds would went into the locker room and scribbled on the blackboard “I ain’t be nicknamed “Papa.” The title satisfied.” He never was. of Captain fit equally as well Brewer averaged 16.6 points per contest his sophomore season after he was voted team MVP for and currently ranks 29th in scoring in school history with 1,009 career the third consecutive year. points. When he led the team to the Arguably the two most impressive aspects of Brewer’s game 1971-72 Big Ten Crown, that were his maturity and determination to win. man earned the right to be As this recent NBA offseason has shown us, egos can be a called a champion. problem when a number of stars are on the same team. At age 18, James Turner Brewer, with Brewer understood what it took to build a championship team. a hard-nosed game to match a Brewer’s sophomore season he had outstanding individual stats, humble personality and brilliant but the team struggled to win games. Brewer made a commitment smile, was a Gopher-fan favorite after that season to do whatever it takes to win games. from 1971-73. While teammates For the next two seasons Brewer’s scoring slipped significant - and family knew him as “Papa,” it was cheers of “Brew” that used to ly. But due to his ferocious defense and work on the boards, he led cascade down the Williams Arena seats after every Brewer blocked Minnesota to the Big Ten Championship, NCAA quarterfinal appear - shot. ance and received a myriad of awards. Brewer came to the “U” from Maywood, Illinois after he gradu - Brewer kept the team in mind whenever he was presented with ated from . He averaged 16 rebounds, 15 awards. At his acceptance speech for the Big Ten MVP, Brewer points and 11 blocks while leading the team to a state championship raved about his teammates, he added “every member of the team his senior year. His talent caught the attention of many sportswriters worked hard, just one man doesn’t make a team champion.” as Brewer was unanimously voted First Team All-State and select - The list of Brewer’s collegiate accolades goes on and on: The ed as Illinois’ “Mr. Basketball” by the Chicago Tribune . only player in school history to be voted team MVP three years in a Brewer’s play was unlike any big-man of his time, including row. Honorable mention All-Big Ten, Second Team All-Big Ten, First then-UCLA star . It was Brewer’s unique ability to ball Team All-NCAA Tournament, Big Ten MVP, First Team All-Big Ten, handle and pass that set him apart from other centers/forwards. First Team All-American, Second Team All-American and won the With intimidating size and strength, Brewer had a knack for grab - “M” award which was given annually to the best student-athlete bing rebounds and thwarting opponent’s shot attempts. Brewer’s from each Big Ten school. quickness was unparalleled by players his size and allowed him to Brewer’s stellar play in college helped open playing doors out - guard anyone on the court, including guards. Defense was his spe - side of college ball. Brewer was chosen for an Olympic develop - cialty and it caught the attention of those around the Big Ten and the mental team after his sophomore season and was selected to rep - nation. resent the for the 1972 Olympics in Munich, “Jim has been tabbed ‘Mr. Defense’ in this area, and we are Germany. Brewer went on to start at for the team and was a certain it will spread. In times when the offense is flying in basket - key player for the Americans. ball, it’s refreshing to see someone trying to work the other side. And “Against Cuba,” Minnesota coach said, “he with (Coach Bill) Musselman coming in, Brewer’s play on defense held their leading scorer to four points. That’s the way Jim played should be all the more exciting to view. Without question he is for us-unselfishly. (Brewer) is always taking the toughest man and Minnesota’s next All-American basketball player,” former University stopping him. Making a screen for someone else’s jumpshot. He’s of Minnesota Sports Information Director Tom Greenhoe wrote after a coach’s dream.” Brewer’s sophomore year. Of course, Brewer couldn’t quite rally the American team to After Brewer’s first year with the varsity squad, a year he was that year. The U.S. team lost in the infamous game against the voted Second Team All-Big Ten by the A.P. and U.P.I., Brewer was - Soviet Union due to a controversial call at the end of the game. n’t satisfied with his performance. Brewer felt he hadn’t utilized his Rather than take the second-place medal, Brewer and his talents and was playing short of his ability. Brewer found his role on teammates voted not to accept any medal. the team next season, he concentrated on defense, rebounding and “We hadn’t earned the silver medal,” Brewer said afterwards. being a team leader to meet his only goal, winning. “We had won the gold medal. That’s the medal we had earned, so Leadership was perhaps the most important of Brewer’s attrib - why accept something else.” utes. It didn’t get Brewer much attention, but Brewer’s coaches and Brewer was named to the United States All-Star team after his teammates knew his leadership was invaluable to the team’s suc - senior season, was voted Most Valuable Player and won the “Star cess. of Stars” award following the National Basketball Coach’s In a game against Big Ten rival Illinois during the 1972-73 sea - Association All-Star Game. son, Brewer’s leadership rallied the Gophers to an 82-73 win. The Brewer had worked hard on his game and was now reaping the Gophers were up one point late in the second half, and Illinois star rewards. His dedication eventually earned the second overall pick was on a scoring spree. After Weatherspoon in the 1973 NBA draft and a selection by the New Jersey Nets of the came down the floor and hit a jumpshot over Minnesota Forward ABA. Ron Behagen, Brewer shouted “I’m taking him” to coach Bill Brewer decided to sign with the Cleveland Cavaliers, who were Musselman. Weatherspoon was held scoreless the remainder of coached by former Gopher coach . Fitch recruited Brewer the game and Brewer was awarded Big Ten Player of the Week for for Minnesota in 1970, but left the team for a professional job before his efforts. he could coach Brewer. During an award ceremony for Brewer, Musselman detailed Some people criticized the Cavaliers’ decision to trade two 52 exactly what makes Brewer a successful basketball player. starters to the Portland Trailblazers for the second pick. The move “Jim blocked a potential winning shot at Purdue in the closing was primarily made in order to draft Brewer. But Fitch was looking seconds of the game. He does so many things that just don’t show for a dominating forward to and shots, Brewer was in the box scores. How many big players can bring the ball up the his man. court against the press the way Jim can? Besides he was tremen - “I know he’s got a big heart and he’ll battle 82 games a year,” dous on the boards and took the center jumps for us,” Musselman Fitch added after the draft. said. Jim Brewer played nine seasons in the NBA with Cleveland, That’s not to say Brewer didn’t do his share of scoring. With the Detroit, Portland and Los Angeles. In his last season as a pro, frosh team (freshman were not eligible to Brewer once again proved he is a champion as his 1982 Los play on varsity at that time) Brewer led one of the finest freshman Angeles Lakers team won the NBA championship. teams in the nation with 21 points per game. He exploded onto the The University of Minnesota retired Brewer’s jersey, number Minnesota varsity scene; Brewer scored 20 points in his first game 52, on March 5, 1973. Sure, Jim “Papa” Brewer stood 6’9”, but the and led Minnesota to an 85-61 win over the University of North legacy he left behind is immeasurable.

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Nassau, Bahamas is void and insisted the NCAA not punish Thompson. roughly 2,100 miles from the After numerous court appearances, the NCAA finally ruled to Twin Cities. suspend Thompson for seven games of his senior season. The The sunny beaches and hot superstar was disappointed, but as is his nature, continued to stay weather are a far cry from positive. Minnesota. But as fate would “If there’s anything I’ve learned through all this, it’s patience,” have it, it took a man from this Thompson said. tropical paradise to ignite the Some claimed the “scandal” would tarnish Thompson’s brilliant formerly cold University of collegiate career, Thompson just kept doing what he was best at, Minnesota basketball program. having fun and playing basketball. Mychal Thompson spent The 1977-78 season was another outstanding one for his childhood days swimming in Thompson. With the help of teammates Ray Williams and a fresh - crystal clear waters, playing man named Kevin McHale, Thompson and the Gophers were peren - with his brothers and excelling nial contenders for the Big Ten crown. Thompson broke the school as a soccer goalie. He didn’t scoring record this season, with 1,529 points and was voted First play basketball, no one on the Team All-Big Ten and Second Team All-American. The scary part was islands did. Fortunately for he still had one year of eligibility remaining. However, that didn’t nec - Thompson, his older brother made a suggestion that would change essarily mean he would be back with the Golden Gophers for his his life forever. senior season. Many NBA and ABA teams were trying to convince “When I was a sophomore, I was 6-5 and my older brother sug - Thompson to turn pro. gested I start working at the game. He told me that as long as I was In a remarkable move, Thompson decided to return for his final growing as fast as I was, I should work at basketball,” Thompson year. After serving his suspension, Thompson quickly regained his said. old form. He was voted team captain and had arguably his finest year Thompson, a charismatic, intelligent and naturally gifted athlete, as a Golden Gopher. His jumping ability and infamous one-handed moved to Miami to live with his aunt after his sophomore year of high release helped Thompson average 22.1 points per game, 10.9 school. “There wasn’t a lot of organized basketball in Nassau, but I rebounds per game and shoot an incredible .630 from the field. The knew that a lot of kids from the Bahamas had transferred to Miami cool Bahamian achieved what would have seemed like a crazy Jackson when they were in high school and liked it there,” Thompson dream only a few years before, he was unanimously voted a First said. Team Associated Press All-American. Sure, he had potential, but with such little basketball experience, “I suppose someday I may get another player as talented as he would be lucky to make the team, much less become a dominant Mychal. But I’m not sure I’ll see any with the combination of talent player. No one would have predicted that less than six years later, and class that Mychal has,” said former Gopher Basketball Coach Thompson would be one of the most proficient scorers in Big Ten his - . tory. Through all the peaks and valleys of his career at the “U,” Thompson, all 6-10 of him, arrived on campus a wide-eyed Thompson remained upbeat and focused. Although things didn’t go freshman, a long way from home. The coaches thought they had a quite as planned, Thompson wouldn’t change a thing. star on their hands, and Thompson came out of the gates quickly, “I don’t regret coming to Minnesota, and even knowing what I affirming the staff’s suspicions. do, I’d make the same decision again,” Thompson said. “I’ve enjoyed Nicknamed “Sweet Bells” because of the jingle-bells he wore on my four years.” his shoes during games, Thompson played in 23 games his eight And so he should have. For his collegiate career, Thompson boards per game. With fluid offensive moves, arms destined to grab had 1,992 points, a school record, 1,477 in-conference points, a Big rebounds and a distinctly likable personality, Thompson immediately Ten record. He also grabbed 956 rebounds, knocked down 823 field became a Gopher fan-favorite. Fans used to call Thompson “The goals, attempted 500 free throws and shot .568 from the floor, all U Franchise,” and they couldn’t have picked a more fitting designation. of M records. For Thompson, records were something destined to be “Thompson may be the best center we’ll play against all year,” shattered. said legendary former Marquette basketball coach Al McGuire head - In the following NBA draft, Thompson was selected first overall ing into the 1975-76 season. by the Portland Trail Blazers. “Imagine a kid from the Bahamas being That’s a big compliment considering Thompson had only one selected No. 1,” Thompson said emphatically. Big Ten season under his belt. But there was a reason Al McGuire Thompson’s success was having a big impact on kids back in was so respected amongst those in basketball, he knew what he was the Bahamas, Thompson takes great pride in his social influence. talking about. “When I was growing up, nobody played basketball, we all Thompson almost doubled his offensive and rebounding pro - played soccer. Now, because of my success, everybody plays bas - duction his sophomore season. He set a school record for points in ketball,” Thompson said. a season, 647, and in scoring average, 25.9. Coaches and media Thompson played 12 years in the NBA, he averaged 13.7 points members from all around the country were in awe, often referring to per game and snatched 7.4 boards a game for his career. He didn’t Thompson as the best big man in nation. dominate the way he did in college, but Thompson was a solid role His statistics are impressive enough, but Thompson was also a player who won three NBA Championships with the Los Angeles funny, outgoing student-athlete who was rarely without a smile on his Lakers in 1987-88,88-89 and 89-90 seasons. face. He always made time for media members, even if that meant On March 4, 1978, Thompson’s No. 43 was officially retired dur - engaging in some out of the ordinary scenarios. ing an elaborate halftime ceremony of the Michigan State game, the During one interview for a feature story, a reporter requested final game of Thompson’s career. Thompson’s jersey was only the 43 that Thompson pose in a suit, holding a leash attached to a rabbit, on second to be officially retired at that point. Representatives from the a busy downtown Minneapolis intersection. Bahamas were on hand to congratulate Thompson for his achieve - “It was a weird sight. A tall guy holding a little rabbit by a leash? ments, including Ambassador Livingstone B. Johnson. People kept walking past and asking what kind of rabbit it was. I did - Earlier in the game, Thompson broke the conference scoring n’t know, they all looked the same to me,” Thompson said. “I bet the record formerly held by Purdue’s Rick Mount. A turnaround jump whole thing broke the monotony of the work day for the employees shot with 12:53 left in the first half gave Thompson his fifth and sixth at the bank,” Thompson joked. points of the night and put him over Mount’s record of 1,461. The That’s right, Thompson was rarely without a smile on his face. game was stopped momentarily and Thompson presented the ball to Although there was a period of time in Thompson’s career that prob - his mother. ably made smiling more of a challenge. Who would’ve guessed it? He was born 2,100 miles away on a During his junior year, allegations arose that Thompson had bro - tropical island, but it was in cold Minnesota where Thompson ken NCAA rules by selling his season tickets for more than face cemented his position in history. Now his storied value. Thompson claimed he didn’t know about the rule. career and jersey number are safe inside the familiar confines of “I thought the tickets were mine to do with as I pleased,” he said. Williams Arena. In a brief address after his number was retired, The university claimed vagueness in the wording of the rule made it Thompson said “This is a great honor and I thank you for it. I love

MINNESOTA BASKETBALL 2007-08 163 GOPHER BASKETBALL RETIRED NUMBERS 44 KEVIN M cHALE jersey retired October 18, 1993

Winter in Northern going to be something else,” Thompson said. Minnesota is not a joke. The frigid Besides McHale’s increased maturity as a basketball player, his temperatures bite your toes and physical maturity helped propel McHale into the spotlight. go right through your clothes. But As a high school senior, McHale stood 6-8 and 200 pounds. in a land with 10,000 lakes, the Entering his freshman year at the University of Minnesota, McHale temperature also provides the grew to 6-11 and 220 lbs. perfect surface for kids to hone The pieces of the puzzle were coming together to make McHale their hockey skills. one of the best forwards in the nation. “By the time Kevin graduates, In Hibbing, Minn., a humble he’ll be 7-foot and weigh 255 pounds,” Dutcher said. “Kevin is going to mining town in northern be one of the best players in the country. He can do so many things so Minnesota, this holds true. When well right now, and yet the simple truth is, he’s just a growing boy,” it’s time to choose a winter sport, Dutcher said during McHale’s freshman season. it goes without saying that more By the end of his inaugural season with the Golden Gophers, a kids have sticks in their hands season in which McHale scored 12 points per game and shot 55 per - than do . cent from the field, McHale already had pro scouts rating him as one So why would a kid from of top freshman prospects in the nation. That's pretty incredible for a Hibbing put down his stick and guy who barely attracted collegiate attention one year before. choose to start playing basketball? Let’s just say it was more that bas - After a solid freshman campaign, McHale was chosen by then ketball chose him. Indiana Head Coach to represent the United States in the Entering high school, Kevin McHale was 6’5” and growing, a bit Pan American games held in San Juan, Puerto Rico. too tall for a hockey player. At these games, McHale learned a lot about the game of basket - “When I went to the local sports store and asked for a pair of size ball. Coach Knight taught him how to excel by using his body more, a 13 skates, the guy gave me kind of a funny look. It was right about then lesson that would prove invaluable in the rugged Big Ten. that I decided maybe I should just ask for sneakers,” McHale said. Coming back for his sophomore year, McHale was a different type Besides his physical features, there was another reason McHale of player. He played with a new vigor and aggressiveness, which he decided to become a gym-rat instead of a rink-rat. “One night, after we learned from playing with other All-Americans at the Pan-Am games. got done playing hockey, I went into the warming shack and couldn’t He led the team in percentage (60.7) and blocks, 1.8 per con - feel my feet at all. I said to my brother ‘that’s it, it was a heck of a lot test. warmer in the gymnasium,” McHale said. After helping the Gophers to a 17-10 record and a second place fin - Thanks to the cold of those northern Minnesota nights, McHale ish in the Big Ten, McHale was chosen to represent the United States on would soon become one of the hottest basketball products around. the 1980 Olympic team. It had been a life long dream to participate in the That’s not to say McHale became an instant star once he dedi - Olympics, but due to a U.S. boycott, McHale’s dream would remain just cated himself to basketball, it was quite the opposite. McHale enjoyed that. “I just think it’s really a shame that athletics has become so political,” a very successful high school career. He was named all-state, took said McHale. Hibbing to the state tournament and was named Mr. Basketball “It’s a power struggle, kind of like where they’re saying democra - Minnesota in 1975. cy is better than communism. I hope we do compete in the Olympics However many coaches viewed McHale as a local product, a kid for everybody’s sake. I’m talking about athletes where that’s their who excelled due to a lack of competition. While he posted big num - whole life,” McHale said. bers in high school, McHale failed to attract national attention. Besides, That’s Kevin McHale for you. Never thinking of only himself, what coach would want to visit Hibbing in the winter and face that same McHale has the ability to see the “whole” picture, including issues out - cold that turned McHale into a basketball player in the first place? side of basketball, a quality hard to find with athlete’s inflated popular - The two Division I schools which showed significant interest in ity and egos. McHale were the University of Minnesota and the University of Utah. By On the basketball court, it’s the same. McHale never thought only the time Utah assistant coach Jim Marsh flew to Minnesota for a routine about his statistics or where he would be taken in the NBA draft. recruiting visit, he knew plenty about McHale’s game. Unfortunately for McHale fought through injuries, trained relentlessly and excelled as a Marsh, he didn’t know much about Minnesota winters or automobile leader, all in the name of producing a winning team. His junior and sen - heaters. After landing in Duluth and renting a car, Marsh drove 70 miles ior seasons were sensational as he scored 17.9 and 17.4 points per to Hibbing. Marsh turned on the car’s heater, but didn’t realize he had game, respectively. Besides scoring, McHale led the team in rebounds, to turn on the car’s fan too. It was one frigid trip for Marsh. blocks and field goal percentage each of those years. “After Coach Marsh visited, I didn’t hear too much from recruiters. McHale had come into his own as a player and had earned “star” He must have told them all that it just wasn’t worth going all the way up status. He had NBA scouts drooling over his potential and he had been to the Arctic to watch some big white kid,” McHale said in a 1979 inter - named to so many All-American, All-Conference and All-Tournament view. teams that it’s hard to keep track. Although the “U” had shown interest in McHale, then-coach Jim McHale left his mark on Golden Gopher basketball. He is the fifth- Dutcher wasn’t even in town for McHale’s official visit. McHale wasn’t highest scoring player in school history, with 1,704 points. He grabbed offended like some recruits may have been; he genuinely enjoyed the second most boards with 950 and is the school’s all-time block playing basketball and considered it an honor to be offered a scholar - leader with 235. His number 44 was retired on Nov. 18, 1993. ship. His positive attitude stemmed from his modest Hibbing back - With the third pick in the 1980 NBA draft, the Boston Celtics ground. selected McHale to be the future of their franchise. Once McHale arrived on campus, it didn’t take long for his coach - As McHale’s fame continued to increase, he stayed true to his es and teammates to see McHale was a big-time talent. McHale had Hibbing roots, he never allowed basketball, or the fame it brought, spent some time the summer before his freshman year working with become too big a part of his life. Fans appreciated McHale’s down to now Timberwolves Head Coach . Saunders helped earth, honest personality just as much as they appreciated his signa - McHale work on his weaknesses and showed McHale what to expect ture one-handed jumpshot. at the college level. They also found time to relax and fish, as McHale McHale played 13 seasons with the Boston Celtics, bringing three 44 valued his time away from the gym as much as he did his time in it. World Championships to Boston. His trophy case is more than full after McHale also played pick-up games with already established stars garnering honors including the NBA Sixth Man Award, All-NBA Ffirst Mychal Thompson, Jim Brewer and Mark Olberding on the Team, NBA All-Defensive first team, NBA All-Rookie Team and the All- Minneapolis playgrounds. These games proved McHale could handle Star team. McHale retired after the 1993 NBA season, leaving a lega - the competition of the Big Ten. cy as big as his seven foot frame. His unique brand of low post moves, During preseason practices, McHale surprised everyone when he sweet jumpshot and ferocious defense haven’t been duplicated since. was able to hold his own versus Thompson, an All-American. “Playing McHale was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of against another team is a breather for me after going up against Fame on Oct. 1, 1999. He is currently the vice president of basketball McHale all week. And I’m not kidding, he is really tough inside. I have operations and general manager of the Minnesota Timberwolves. to work like the devil to score against him,” Thompson said.” Kevin McHale has enjoyed quite the storied basketball career. That’s a lot of praise for a nationally known, All-America center to From a tall, skinny kid who preferred a warm gym over a frozen pond, be giving a freshman reserve player. “I find it hard to believe he is a to a NBA Hall of Famer, McHale will be remembered for his sense of freshman. That cat has some cool moves on offense, too. I’m just glad humor and spirited personality just as much as he will for his basket - he is a teammate and not playing for some other Big Ten team. He is ball prowess.

164 MINNESOTA BASKETBALL 2007-08 GOPHER BASKETBALL RETIRED NUMBERS 14 LOU HUDSON jersey retired March 5, 1994

Watching Louis Hudson glide “It’s a joke, leaving him off those teams. There’s no one in the coun - up and down the Williams Arena try who can handle him,” Kundla said. “He’s great on defense. He’s great hardwood must have been quite a with his rebounding. If there is an All-American basketball player in the sight. He was tall and lanky, but country, he’s one.” extremely smooth and fast. “Sweet Professional basketball (and football) teams were knocking at the Lou,” as he was known to Golden door. Hudson decided there were still phases of his game that he could Gopher fans, was perhaps the most improve and decided to stay. Over the summer he played in numerous all- complete player in school history. star games and tournaments. He was the leading scorer for the United Owner of a wide repertoire of scor - States team which won the gold medal in the 1965 World University ing moves and shots, Hudson was Games. also one of the most dominant He also had matured to the point where he knew he had to work on defenders in the Big Ten. His 6-5 improving his weaknesses if he wanted to be considered a great player. “I frame and strong legs gave him knew I could score and play defense. I wanted to work on my rebounding. I leaping ability to grab rebounds and also gave him the speed of a jaguar. wanted to become the best all-around player,” Hudson said. Hudson ran a 9.98 100-meter dash and lettered in track for the “U” as well. He did just that. Heading into his senior year, Hudson was a certified Let’s not forget that he played almost his entire senior season with a superstar. Expectations were high for Hudson and for the team which was broken right wrist. A feat that speaks more about his passion, drive and one game away from winning a Big Ten title the previous year. character than any of the baskets he made, shots he swatted or races he As the season drew nearer, Hudson was going to be counted on to play a won. number of positions. The team needed his shooting at guard. They needed Hudson was born and raised in Greensboro, N.C. He played basket - his speed and rebounding at forward. They need his height and defense at ball constantly as a kid, and quickly realized he had some talent. But the the post. Basically, the team needed Louis Hudson. ultimate goal was never to pursue a career in professional basketball, But then the unthinkable happened. Four games into the 1965-66 Hudson explained. “Basketball just didn’t get the exposure back then like it season, Hudson’s storybook career was threatened as he suffered a bro - does now. I think I saw one game on TV growing up, and didn't see a pro ken bone in his right wrist against Creighton. For most players, almost all or college game in person until I came to Minnesota and saw the Lakers players, this would have been a season or possibly career ending injury. play an exhibition game in Minneapolis,” Hudson said. “I just played Not for Hudson. There was no way he would let an injury keep him out of because I enjoyed the game, not because I had dreams of stardom.” the action. Besides who would want to play basketball when you’re also the star “When the injury happened, I never really had thoughts of my season quarterback of your high school football team? Hudson was so impressive being over, I just thought, ‘Well, I’ll learn how to shoot left-handed then,” on the gridiron that he was selected by the Dallas Cowboys in the 1965 Hudson said. NFL Draft, despite not having played football since high school. “I was Shoot left-handed? Play with a broken wrist? He couldn’t have been gung-ho on football,” Hudson said. “But I preferred basketball because I serious. excelled at it more.” He was. After being fitted with a protective cast and teaching himself Talk about an understatement. Hudson was recruited by countless how to shoot left-handed, Hudson was back in the starting lineup only two universities to play basketball, including nearby Wake Forest University. weeks later. This is how a true champion overcomes adversity and comes Former Demon Deacon Head Coach Horace “Bones” McKinney knew of through for his team. Hudson played the remainder of the Golden Gopher Hudson’s limitless potential and wanted to recruit Hudson, but the racial schedule with a broken arm. policies of the time prevented him from doing so. McKinney instead called He still dominated, averaging 19.8 points per game and leading former Golden Gopher Head Basketball Coach John Kundla, whom he Minnesota to a third place Big Ten finish. The squad would, arguably, have knew from his NBA days, and recommended Kundla recruit Hudson to won the Big Ten that year had it not been for the seven games Hudson come to Minnesota, where such racial barriers had been broken down. missed. The team went 3-4 in that span. Hudson would become only the third African American to earn a basketball The injury cost Hudson in honors as well. He was not selected to an letter at the university. All-America team following his senior year and was only voted Second “I knew absolutely nothing about Minnesota, the University, the Team All-Big Ten. It didn’t matter however. Hudson had already established team...nothing,” Hudson said. himself a star, helped put Minnesota basketball on the map and still had The lack of familiarity also concerned the coaching staff. In this era of professional teams from the ABA, NBA, NFL, and European basketball college basketball, recruiting and travel budgets for college athletics was leagues seeking his services. practically nonexistent compared to today. Many times coaches trusted the Hudson was fond of his memories at the University of Minnesota, both recommendations of other coaches and sources when recruiting a player. on and off the basketball court. “I can remember walking across the bridge Such was the case with Hudson and the Minnesota coaches. They only from the West Bank to the East Bank before the walkway was enclosed, knew about Hudson through McKinney, and Hudson only knew of and boy, was it cold,” Hudson recalled. Minnesota through his geography class. “I basically came to Minnesota “My time at Minnesota was a great experience, something I’ll never because assistant coach Glen Reed did an incredible sales job when he regret. It was great playing in ‘The Barn’. I will always remember how the came to visit me in Greensboro. He really impressed everyone back great the fans, students and people of Minnesota were to me. They always home,” Hudson said. gave me tremendous support,” Hudson said. The University of Minnesota coaches knew they had a basketball phe - Following his tremendous college career, Hudson went on to star in nomenon with an uncommon ability to win games. Unfortunately for them, 13 NBA seasons. He amassed nearly 18,000 points and finishing 12th NCAA rules prohibited freshmen from playing with the varsity team. upon retirement on the NBA’s all-time scoring list. Hudson was drafted by Hudson’s inaugural year with the U of M varsity was a successful one the St. Louis/Atlanta Hawks, with whom he played nine seasons for. In his to say the least. He averaged 18.1 points per game while shooting .439 self-proclaimed best game, Hudson scored 57 points against the Chicago 14 from the field. He proved he deserved to be a starter in the Big Ten and Bulls, Nov. 10, 1969. led the Golden Gophers to a third place conference finish. At the end of the Hudson was voted to six All-Star games while with the Hawks and fin - season Hudson was voted Second Team All-Big Ten by the Associated ished out the last two seasons of his career with the Los Angeles Lakers. Press. His down-to-earth personality and business first mentality made it easy to Hudson’s second season was even better. He piloted the Maroon and like Lou Hudson. His moves on the court made it easy to appreciate his Gold to a 19-5 (11-3 in Big Ten play) record, but finished second in the Big natural athletic ability and hard work. And on March 5, 1994, the University Ten, falling to a powerful Michigan squad. Minnesota was ranked as high of Minnesota made it easy for Hudson to understand what he meant to the as No. 3 in the A.P. poll, the highest a U of M team had been ranked at that University, the basketball program and the fans. Louis Hudson joined the point. Hudson finished year leading the team in scoring, 23.3 points per ranks of Jim Brewer, Mychal Thompson and Kevin McHale when his jer - game, and in rebounds, 10.3 per game. After the successful 1964-65 sea - sey, number 14, was raised to the Williams Arena rafters. son, Hudson was named to several All-American teams and was named “When people ask me what it means to me to have my jersey retired, First Team All-Big Ten by the Associated Press. The Associated Press how - first I say, ‘I’m getting old.’ Then I say, ‘What took so long,” Hudson quipped. ever, had not named Hudson to it’s first, second or third All-American “After your playing days are over, you appreciate being remembered for teams, something that nobody could quite explain. things you did many years before.” MINNESOTA BASKETBALL 2007-08 165 GOPHER BASKETBALL GOPHER HISTORY FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

Year Name Position 1905 George Tuck Center 1906 Garfield Brown Guard 1911 Frank Lawler Forward 1917 Francis Stadsvold Forward 1918 Harold Gillen Forward 1919 Erling Platou Guard 1919 Arnold Oss Forward 1921 Arnold Oss Forward 1937 Martin Rolek Guard 1938 Martin Rolek Guard 1948* Jim McIntyre Center 1949 Jim McIntyre Center 1950 Whitey Skoog Guard 1951 Whitey Skoog Guard 1955* Dick Garmaker Forward 1955 Chuck Mencel Guard 1960 Ron Johnson Center Dick Garmaker , 1955 All-American Whitey Skoog , 1950-51 All-American 1965 Lou Hudson Forward 1967 Tom Kondla Center 1973 Jim Brewer Center 1973 Ron Behagen Forward 1977 Ray Williams Guard 1977 Mychal Thompson Center 1978* Mychal Thompson Center 1982 Trent Tucker Guard

* Consensus Selection Martin Rolek , 1937-38 All-American Chuck Mencel , 1955 All-American Ron Behagen , 1973 All-American

Trent Tucker, 1982 All-American Jim Brewer , 1973 All-American

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ALL-BIG TEN FIRST TEAM

1947 Jim McIntyre Center 1948 Jim McIntyre Center 1950 Whitey Skoog Guard 1951 Whitey Skoog Guard 1953 Charles Mencel Guard 1954 Dick Garmaker Forward 1955 Dick Garmaker Forward 1955 Charles Mencel Guard 1957 George Kline Forward 1958 George Kline Forward 1959 Ron Johnson Center 1960 Ron Johnson Center 1965 Lou Hudson Forward 1966 Archie Clark Guard 1967 Tom Kondla Center 1972 Clyde Turner (media) Forward 1973 Ron Behagen Forward 1973 Jim Brewer Center 1976 Mychal Thompson Center 1977 Mychal Thompson Center 1978 Mychal Thompson Center 1980 Kevin McHale Forward 1982 Darryl Mitchell (coaches) Guard 1982 Randy Breuer Center 1983 Randy Breuer Center 1985 Tommy Davis (coaches) Guard 1990 Willie Burton Forward 1999 Quincy Lewis Forward 2003 Rick Rickert (coaches) Forward 2004 Kris Humphries Forward 2005 Vincent Grier (coaches) Guard Vincent Grier, 2005 All-Big Ten first team

Players listed were on coaches and media All-Big Ten teams unless ALL-BIG TEN HONORABLE MENTION noted. 1947 Edward Kernan Guard ALL-BIG TEN SECOND TEAM 1953 Bob Gelle Forward 1954 Ed Kalafat Center 1949 Whitey Skoog Guard 1956 Jed Dommeyer Center Jim McIntyre Center Dave Tucker Forward 1952 Ed Kalafat Center 1957 Dave Tucker Forward Charles Mencel Guard 1968 Al Nuness Forward 1953 Ed Kalafat Center 1969 Larry Mikan Forward 1954 Charles Mencel Guard 1970 Ollie Shannon Guard 1957 Jed Dommeyer Center 1971 Ollie Shannon Guard 1966 Lou Hudson Forward Eric Hill Guard 1968 Tom Kondla Center 1972 Jim Brewer Center 1969 Al Nuness Guard Bob Nix Guard 1970 Eric Hill Guard 1982 Gary Holmes Forward Larry Mikan Forward 1983 Tommy Davis Guard 1971 Jim Brewer Center Marc Wilson Guard 1972 Clyde Turner Forward 1984 Roland Brooks Forward 1973 Clyde Turner Forward Jim Petersen Forward 1976 Ray Williams Forward 1986 John Shaksy Center 1979 Kevin McHale Forward Marc Wilson Guard 1982 Trent Tucker Guard 1988 Richard Coffey Center Darryl Mitchell Guard Willie Burton Forward 1984 Tommy Davis Guard 1989 Richard Coffey Center 1985 Tommy Davis Guard Melvin Newbern Guard 1986 John Shasky Center 1992 Arriel McDonald Guard 1989 Willie Burton Forward Jayson Walton Forward 1991 Kevin Lynch Guard 1993 Randy Carter Forward 1993 Voshon Lenard Guard Arriel McDonald Guard 1994 Voshon Lenard Guard 1996 Sam Jacobson Forward 1997 Sam Jacobson Forward Courtney James Forward 1998 Sam Jacobson Forward 1998 Quincy Lewis Forward 2002 Rick Rickert Forward 2002 Travarus Bennett Guard/Forward 2005 Vincent Grier (media) Guard 2003 Maurice Hargrow (coaches) Guard/Forward ALL-BIG TEN THIRD TEAM 2003 Jerry Holman (coaches) Center 2003 Michael Bauer Forward 1965 Archie Clark Guard 2005 Jeff Hagen Center 1974 Dennis Shaffer Forward 2006 Vincent Grier (media) Guard 1984 Jim Petersen Forward 2007 Lawrence McKenzie Guard 1994 Arriel McDonald Guard Dan Coleman (media) Forward 2002 Dusty Rychart Forward 2006 Vincent Grier (coaches) Guard Randy Breuer, 1982-83 All-Big Ten first team

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NABC ALL-AMERICANS 2000-01 Dusty Rychart (1/22) 1948 Jim McIntyre (2) 2001-02 Dusty Rychart (12/3) 1949 Jim McIntyre (1) Travarus Bennett (1/28) 1951 Whitey Skoog (2) Rick Rickert (2/4) 1955 Dick Garmaker (2) 2003-04 Kris Humphries (11/24) 1955 Charles Mencel (3) Kris Humphries (12/8) 1960 Ron Johnson (3) 2004-05 Vincent Grier (2/7) 1966 Lou Hudson (3) 1973 Jim Brewer (2) MINNESOTA’S TEAM MVP WINNERS Ron Behagen (2) 1946 Forward 1977 Mychal Thompson (2) 1947 Jim McIntyre Center 1997 Bobby Jackson (2) 1948 Harry “Bud” Grant Forward 1999 Quincy Lewis (3) 1949 Harold Olson Guard 1950 Meyer “Whitey” Skoog Guard key: (1) first team • (2) second team • (3) third team 1951 Meyer “Whitey” Skoog Guard (HM) honorable mention 1952 Dick Means Forward 1953 Bob Gelle Forward NABC ALL-DISTRICT 1954 Ed Kalafat Center 1950 Whitey Skoog 1955 Chuck Mencel Guard 1951 Whitey Skoog 1956 Dave Tucker Forward 1952 Ed Kalafat (HM) 1957 Jed Dommeyer Center 1953 Charles Mencel 1958 George Kline Forward Ed Kalafat (HM) Ron Behagen, 1973 Second Team All-American 1959 Roger “Whitey” Johnson Guard 1954 Charles Mencel 1960 Ron Johnson Center Ed Kalafat BIG TEN TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 1961 Dick Erickson Forward Dick Garmaker 1906, 1907, 1911, 1917, 1919, 1937, 1972, 1982 1962 Ray Cronk Forward 1955 Dick Garmaker 1963 Eric Magdanz Forward Charles Mencel CHICAGO TRIBUNE BIG TEN MVP 1964 Bill Davis Forward 1957 Jerome Donnmeyer 1965 Lou Hudson Forward 1955 Charles Mencel 1966 Archie Clark Guard George Kline 1972 Jim Brewer 1958 George Kline (2) 1967 Tom Kondla Center 1978 Mychal Thompson 1968 Tom Kondla Center 1959 Ron Johnson (2) 1997 Bobby Jackson 1960 Ron Johnson (2) 1969 Al Nuness Guard 1963 Eric Magdanz (2) BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR 1970 Larry Mikan Center 1965 Lou Hudson (2) 1971 Jim Brewer Forward 1966 Lou Hudson (1) 1982 Jim Dutcher 1972 Jim Brewer Center Archie Clark (2) 1973 Jim Brewer Center 1970 Larry Mikan (3) BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1974 Peter Gilcud Center 1975 Mark Olberding Forward 1971 Jim Brewer (2) 2002 Rick Rickert 1976 Ray Williams Forward 1973 Jim Brewer (1) 2004 Kris Humphries Ron Behagen (2) Mychal Thompson Center Clyde Turner (3) BIG TEN ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM 1977 Mychal Thompson Center 1976 Mychal Thompson (2) 1978 Mychal Thompson Center 2004 Kris Humphries 1977 Mychal Thompson (1) 1979 Kevin McHale Forward 2005 Dan Coleman Ray Williams (3) 1980 Kevin McHale Forward 1981 Trent Tucker Forward 1979 Kevin McHale (1) BIG TEN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1980 Kevin McHale (1) Mark Hall Guard 1982 Randy Breuer (1) 2002 Travarus Bennett 1982 Darryl Mitchell Guard Trent Tucker (2) 1983 Randy Breuer Center 1983 Randy Breuer (1) ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN 1984 Tommy Davis Guard 1985 Tommy Davis Guard 1985 Tommy Davis (2) 1963-64 Mel Northway 1986 Marc Wilson Guard 1986 John Shasky (2) 1968-69 Larry Overskei John Shasky Center 1989 Willie Burton (2) 1987-88 Kim Zurcher 1987 Terence Woods Guard 1990 Willie Burton (2) 1992-93 Ernest Nzigamasabo 1988 Richard Coffey Forward 1991 Kevin Lynch (1) 1993-94 Ernest Nzigamasabo Willie Burton Forward 1993 Voshon Lenard (2) 1994-95 David Grim, Trevor Winter 1989 Willie Burton Forward 1994 Voshon Lenard (2) 1995-96 David Grim, Trevor Winter 1990 Willie Burton Forward 1995 Voshon Lenard (1) 1996-97 Trevor Winter 1991 Kevin Lynch Guard 1997 Bobby Jackson (1) 1998-99 Kevin Nathaniel 1992 Arriel McDonald Guard Sam Jacobson (2) 1999-2000 John-Blair Bickerstaff 1993 Voshon Lenard Guard 1998 Sam Jacobson (2) 2000-01 Michael Bauer, John-Blair Bickerstaff 1994 Voshon Lenard Guard 1999 Quincy Lewis (1) 2001-02 Michael Bauer 1995 Voshon Lenard Guard 2000 Joel Pryzbilla (1) 2002-03 Jeff Hagen, Rick Rickert Townsend Orr Guard 2002 Rick Rickert (2) 2003-04 Randy Chall, Wade Hokenson 1996 John Thomas Center 2003 Rick Rickert (2) Brent Lawson, Matt Smriga 1997 Bobby Jackson Guard 2004 Kris Humphries (1) 2004-05 Jeff Hagen, Brent Lawson 1998 Sam Jacobson Guard/Fwd 2005 Vincent Grier (1) 2005-06 Adam Boone, 2006 Vincent Grier (2) Eric Harris Guard BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1999 Quincy Lewis Forward NCAA TOURNAMENT ALL-REGIONAL TEAMS 2000-07 no individual postseason awards given 1981-82 Randy Breuer (1/18) 1990 Willie Burton Darryl Mitchell (3/1) Melvin Newbern 1989-90 Willie Burton (1/30) Richard Coffey (2/27) 1990-91 Kevin Lynch (12/18) 1996-97 Sam Jacobson (1/27) 1998-99 Quincy Lewis (12/21) Quincy Lewis (2/1) Quincy Lewis (2/29) 1999-2000 Dusty Rychart (11/21) Joel Pryzbilla (1/17) Joel Pryzbilla (2/14)

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Note: The year listed is the calendar year the letter was actually awarded, following the conclusion of the season. So, the listing ‘1994’ indicates the 1993-94 season, etc. The listing 1993-94 indicates both the 1992-93 season and the 1993-94 season, etc

Name Years GP Pts Avg Reb/Avg Ass’t/Avg A

Abu-Shamala, Jamal 2006-07 61 351 5.7 154/2.5 44/0.7 Achard, George W. 1898 no cumulative stats available Adams, Robert (mgr.) 1942 -- - - - Adams, Robert F. 1944 no cumulative stats available Addington, Gordon W. 1937-39 no cumulative stats available Ahlquist, Eugene B. 1942 no cumulative stats available Ajax, Warren J. 1941-43 no cumulative stats available Alexander, Todd D. 1985 24 181 7.5 53/2.2 55/2.3 Anderson, Arthur E. 1950-52 50 88 1.8 na na Anderson, Fred 1939 no cumulative stats available Anderson, Oscar V. 1909 no cumulative stats available Anderson, Vernon F. 1933 no cumulative stats available Anderstrom, Robert L. 1957-58 41 76 1.9 75/1.8 na Andrews, Guy (mgr.) 1992 -- - - - Appenzeller, William S. 1948 12 54 4.5 na na Archambault, Russ 1997 -- - - -John-Blair Bickerstaff, 1999-2001 Tony Dungy, 1974 Arnell, Paul B. 1897 no cumulative stats available Arnold, Roger W. 1972 22 14 0.6 3/0.1 na Name Years GP Pts Avg Reb/Avg Ass’t/Avg Arntson, Jeffrey A. (mgr.) 1985 -- - - -C Arntson, Neal A. 1918, ’20-21 no cumulative stats available Aronson, Sam 1913 no cumulative stats available Cahaley, Cottrell J 1909-10 no cumulative stats available Aune, John 2000 13 3 0.2 8/0.6 3/0.2 Campbell, Cory (mgr.) 1997 -- - - - Carlson, Craig L. 1976 920.2 2/0.2 na B Carlson, Donald V. 1940-42, ’46 no cumulative stats available Carlson, Oscar W. 1958 10 23 2.3 10/1.0 na Baglien, Duane O. 1944 no cumulative stats available Carlson, Roger E. 1941 no cumulative stats available Baker, James W. 1934-36 no cumulative stats available Carroll, David G. 1978 32 45 1.4 37/1.2 5/0.1 Baker, Russell Elward 1936 no cumulative stats available Carroll, William R. 1948 no cumulative stats available Balding, Mark Lewis (mgr.) 1982 -- - - - Carter, Randy M. 1991-94 112 1,186 10.6 736/6.6 150/1.3 Barger, Raymond J. 1937-38 no cumulative stats available Casey, Robert J. (mgr.). 1950 -- - - - Barker, Thomas 1973 14 33 2.4 26/1.9 na Chall, Randy 2004 33 5 0.1 13/0.4 1/0.03 Barnum, Glenn R. 1934-36 no cumulative stats available Chapman, Walter L. 1927-28 no cumulative stats available Barry, Wayne E. 1967-68 62 376 6.1 123/2.0 na Christensen, Donn D. (mgr.). 1951 -- - - - Bassewitz, Carl Colman (mgr.) 1983 -- - - - Christesen, Raymond E. 1945 no cumulative stats available Bateman, Robert J. 1961-63 62 462 7.5 152/2.5 na Cielusak, Michael A. 1931-32 no cumulative stats available Bauer, Michael 2001-04 119 1168 9.8 538/4.5 185/1.6 Clark, Archie 1964-66 72 1,199 16.7 364/30.3 na Bedford, F.W. 1899-1900 no cumulative stats available Clark, Kevin 1998 35 406 11.6 144/4.1 90/2.6 Behagen, Ronald M. 1972-73 40 924 23.1 399/10.0 na Clark, Stephens G. 1906 no cumulative stats available Bennett, Charles 1952-54 55 519 9.4 na na Clifford, George W. 1929 no cumulative stats available Bennett, Travarus 2000-02 62 437 7.1 305/4.9 81/1.3 Coffey, Richard Lee 1987-90 109 889 8.2 909/8.3 96/0.9 Benson, Rev. Thomas A. 1958-60 52 341 6.6 189/3.6 na Coffman, William M. 1924 no cumulative stats available Bergsland, Grant C. 1922-23 no cumulative stats available Coleman III, Benjamin 1980-81 40 124 3.1 139/3.5 43/1.1 Bergstedt, Thomas R. 1949 no cumulative stats available Coleman, Dan 2005-07 93 923 9.9 416/4.5 85/0.9 Bethel, Glenn H. 1930-32 no cumulative stats available Connell, John E. 1915-16 no cumulative stats available Beyer, John T. 1970 27 13 0.5 9/0.3 na Cooper, Irving K. 1935 no cumulative stats available Bickerstaff, John-Blair 1999-2001 43 405 9.4 249/5.8 137/3.2 Cox, Theodore J. 1925 no cumulative stats available Bierman, Bernard W. 1914 no cumulative stats available Critchfield, Lyman R. 1907-08 no cumulative stats available Bishop, Henry T. 1944-45 no cumulative stats available Crittenden, Hosea 1996 18 4 0.2 - 4/0.2 Blanchett, Frederic J. 1908-09 no cumulative stats available Cronk, Ray L. 1960,’62 48 684 14.3 540/11.3 na Bliss, William 1950-52 47 106 2.6 na na Croswell Sr., Thomas L. 1914-15 no cumulative stats available Blumenshein, Alan (mgr.) 1986 -- - - - Boerner, George A. 1941 no cumulative stats available D Bolden, Tyree 2004 32 24 0.8 23/0.7 2/0.1 Bolstorff, F. Douglas 1953-55 58 125 2.2 na na Dahlke, David W. 1984 29 78 2.7 56/1.9 8/0.3 Bond, Walter Thomas 1988-91 103 752 7.3 350/3.4 235/2.3 Dale, Carl M. 1980 25 32 1.3 11/0.4 17/0.7 Bondy, Donald 1930-31 no cumulative stats available Dale, Michael (mgr.) 2004 -- - - - Boone, Adam 2004-06 121 826 6.8 281/2.3 402/4.1 Davis Jr., Arthur W. “Bill” 1962-64 65 418 6.4 324/5.0 na Bracher, Richard N. 1959 27 27 1.0 14/0.5 na Davis, Fred U. 1898 no cumulative stats available Bratrud, Arthur F. 1912 no cumulative stats available Davis, William “Tommy” 1982-85 114 1,481 13.0 384/3.7 162/1.4 Bresnahan, Brett (mgr.) 1997 -- - - -Deering, Robert L. 1907-08 no cumulative stats available Breuer, Randall W. 1980-83 119 1,777 14.9 730/6.1 174/1.5 Deering, William C. 1899-1901 no cumulative stats available Brewer, James T. 1971-73 75 1,009 13.5 907/12.1 na De Lambert, Guy M. 1937 no cumulative stats available Brewster, Louis R. 1943, ’46-47 no cumulative stats available De Lapp, Roland R. 1944 no cumulative stats available Brooks, Roland E. 1983-84 57 567 9.9 255/4.6 78/1.4 DeMarais, Maurice 1956 16 95 5.9 21/1.3 na Brown, Garfield W. 1905-06 no cumulative stats available DeVoe, Marc (mgr.) 2003 -- - - - Brown, Paul B. (mgr.). 1957 -- - - -Dick, John E 1938-40 no cumulative stats available Broxsie, Antoine 1998 10 30 3.0 42/4.2 5/0.5 Dommeyer, Jerome E. 1953, ’56-57 70 806 11.5 na na Buckbee Jr., John C. (mgr.) 1935 -- - - -Douglass, Addison H 1915-17 no cumulative stats available Burk, Richard 1942-43 no cumulative stats available Doyle, John N. 1922-23 no cumulative stats available Burke, Robert E. (mgr.) 1956 -- - - -Drew, Charles W. 1915-16 no cumulative stats available Burleson, Kevin 1999-2003 123 867 7.0 296/2.4 440/3.6 Druskin, Alan J. 1962-64 45 44 1.0 40/0.9 na Burton, Willie Ricardo 1987-90 118 1,800 15.3 705/6.0 206/1.7 Duffy, William A. 1978-79 31 49 1.6 14/0.5 18/0.6 Butler, Gerald N. 1959-60 43 199 4.6 145/3.4 na Dunder, Victor C. 1924-25 no cumulative stats available

MINNESOTA BASKETBALL 2007-08 169 GOPHER BASKETBALL LETTERWINNERS

Name Years GP Pts Avg Reb/Avg Ass’t/Avg Name Years GP Pts Avg Reb/Avg Ass’t/Avg Dungy, Anthony 1974 16 41 2.6 16/1.0 na Hanson, Timothy D. 1985-88 94 472 5.0 208/2.2 91/1.0 Dutcher, Brian J. (mgr.) 1982 -- - - -Hargrow, Maurice 2001-06 104 1021 9.8 351/3.4 232/2.0 Dvoracek, Dennis Michael 1964-66 66 711 10.8 403/6.1 na Harmon, William D. 1978 26 119 4.6 74/2.8 44/1.7 Harris, Eric 1995-98 12 45 3.8 13/1.1 23/1.9 E Harvey, Richard R. (mgr.) 1927 -- - - - Hauschild, August (mgr.) 1996 -- - - - Edwards, Arvid H. 1941 no cumulative stats available Hermsen, Clarence 1945 no cumulative stats available Egdorf, Gene A. (mgr.) 1973 -- - - -Hill, Eric L. 1969-71 72 1,057 14.7 325/4.5 na Eides, Robert E. 1942 no cumulative stats available Hiller, Wesley L. 1960 21 31 1.5 13/0.6 na Eiken, Malcolm S 1935-36 no cumulative stats available Hillman, Charles E. (mgr.) 1953 -- - - - Ekberg, David Jerry 1949 no cumulative stats available Hilton, Delbert T. “Ted” 1934 no cumulative stats available Eklund, C.L. 1916-17 no cumulative stats available Hokenson, Wade 2004 30 11 0.4 15/0.5 8/0.3 Eklund, Raymond A. 1923-24 no cumulative stats available Holden, Henry H. 1903 no cumulative stats available Ellich, Kevin (mgr.) 1997 -- - - -Holewa, Joseph D. 1948 no cumulative stats available Engebretson, Ralph J. 1929, ’31-32 no cumulative stats available Holick, Frank 1941 no cumulative stats available Enke, Fred A. 1919-21 no cumulative stats available Holman, Jerry 2001-03 64 596 9.3 297/4.6 59/0.9 Epp, Ruben D. 1941-43 no cumulative stats available Holmberg, Ralph A. 1945 no cumulative stats available Erickson, Richard H. 1959-61 67 524 7.8 429/6.4 na Holmes, Gary E. 1979-82 118 847 7.2 677/5.7 152/1.3 Ernst, Richard H. 1932 no cumulative stats available Holmes, William E 1950-52 46 62 1.3 na na Esselink, Steve 2001-03 58 175 3.0 69/1.2 380/0.7 Holmgren, David T. 1986, ’88 57 57 1.0 38/0.7 6/0.1 Exel, Kenneth A. 1941-43 no cumulative stats available Hopkins, Michael Johns (mgr.) 1944 -- - - - Hovde, Frederick L. 1928-29 no cumulative stats available F Howell, Zebedee T. 1980-83 106 441 4.2 387/3.7 125/1.2 Fagerness, David W. 1953 13 8 0.6 na na Hudson, Louis C. 1964-66 65 1,329 20.4 576/8.9 na Farrell, William E. 1933-34 no cumulative stats available Hultkrans, Joel C. 1919 no cumulative stats available Feigal, John J. (mgr.) 1974 -- - - -Hultkrans, R.E. 1921-22 no cumulative stats available Filer, Philip J. 1975 40 292 7.3 146/3.7 na Humphries, Kris 2004 29 629 21.7 293/10.1 20/0.7 Finn, Myron “Bud” 1956 11 10 1.0 5/0.5 na Hurtgen, Peter W. 1971 24 16 0.7 12/0.5 na Fitzsimmons, Pat H. 1970 37 27 0.7 47/1.3 na Husby, Ingvar 1913-14 no cumulative stats available Fix, Wayne T. 1957 27 22 0.8 20/0.7 na Hutchinson, Edward 1929-30 no cumulative stats available Fleming, Kerwin 2000-02 62 430 6.9 119/1.9 78/2.6 Foote, William W. 1923 no cumulative stats available I Forssel, William O. 1942 no cumulative stats available Ireland, Roy R. 1897, 1900-02 no cumulative stats available Frank, Leonard 1910-12 no cumulative stats available Freimuth, William I. 1935 no cumulative stats available J

Jackson, Bobby 1996-97 -- - - - G Jackson, Dana 1991-93 92 570 6.2 354/3.8 102/1.1 Gadler, Edward F. 1930 no cumulative stats available Jackson, Gerald E. 1984-85 54 182 3.4 70/1.3 47/0.9 Gaffney, Raymond J. 1986-89 106 848 8.0 179/1.7 114/1.1 Jackson, James W. 1978-79 53 479 9.0 134/2.5 85/1.6 Gaines, Stan 2003-04 62 233 3.8 152/2.5 66/1.1 Jacobson, Sam 1995-98 130 1,709 13.1 626/4.8 216/1.7 Gardner, Jr. Le Roy 1967-69 68 744 10.9 371/5.5 na James, Courtney 1996-97 31 227 7.3 214/6.9 57/1.8 Garmaker, Richard E. 1954-55 44 1,008 22.9 na na James, Ryan 2000 team manager Gay, Clayton A. 1926-27 no cumulative stats available Jaros, Tony 1942-46 no cumulative stats available Gelle, Robert D. 1951-53 64 647 10.1 na na Jensen, Robert N. 1962-63 48 177 3.7 148/3.1 na Geraghty, Patrick 1944 no cumulative stats available Jeppesen, Warren J. 1957-59 52 118 2.3 101/1.9 na Gilbertson, James H. 1961-63 47 90 1.9 50/1.1 na Jesness, Ingwold G. 1911-12 no cumulative stats available Gilcud, Peter Alexander 1974-75 34 172 5.1 181/5.3 na Johnson, Ben 2003-04 59 533 9.0 158/2.7 130/2.2 Gilleland, Wayne F. 1947 no cumulative stats available Johnson, Earl L. 1952-53 31 98 3.2 na na Gillen, Harold W. 1917 no cumulative stats available Johnson, Glenn E. 1925 no cumulative stats available Giltinan, David M. 1912-13 no cumulative stats available Johnson, Grant H. “Spike” 1937-38 no cumulative stats available Ginsburg, James A. 1965 17 15 0.9 17/1.0 na Johnson, Charles N. “Gus” 1976 26 107 4.1 84/3.2 24/0.9 Glampe, Travis David (mgr.) 1990 -- - - -Johnson, Damian 2007 28 44 1.6 40/1.4 13/0.5 Goldberg, E.E. 1919-20 no cumulative stats available Johnson, James L. 1967 24 44 1.8 20/0.8 na Grant, Harry P. “Bud” 1947-49 no cumulative stats available Johnson, Kenneth E. 1944 no cumulative stats available Grant, M.E. 1908-10 no cumulative stats available Johnson, Lawrence E. 1927 no cumulative stats available Green, Mario Cleveland 1990-91 66 111 1.7 47/0.7 40/0.6 Grier, Vincent 2005-06 86 1,118 13.0 433/5.0 184/2.4 Griffin, David G. 1959 30 31 1.0 23/0.8 na Griggas, Robert R. 1960-61 50 300 6.0 85/1.7 na Grim, David 1993-96 107 585 5.5 300/2.8 131/1.2 Grimes, Gordon 1911 no cumulative stats available Grow, Norman J. 1960-62 56 136 2.4 126/2.3 na Gustafson, George F. 1936-38 no cumulative stats available

H Hagen, Jeff 2001-05 119 661 5.5 421/3.5 131/1.1 Hageman, Richard (mgr.) 1966 -- - - - Haggerty, William J. (mgr.) 1929 -- - - - Haines, Denis H. (mgr.) 1952 -- - - - Hall, Mark 1979-82 99 1,072 10.8 235/2.4 165/1.7 Halvorson, Earl A. 1936-38 no cumulative stats available Hamilton, Francis G. “Bud” 1958 32 81 2.5 73/2.3 na Hammer, Harold E. 1924 no cumulative stats available Hammer, Sidney 1920 no cumulative stats available Hansen Jr., Christian 1908-10 no cumulative stats available Hanson, Ernest M. 1921-22 no cumulative stats available Hanson, George L. 1956-57 46 300 6.5 109/2.4 na Ernest Nzigamasabo, 1991-94 Ed Kalafat, 1952-54

170 MINNESOTA BASKETBALL 2007-08 GOPHER BASKETBALL LETTERWINNERS

Name Years GP Pts Avg Reb/Avg Ass’t/Avg Johnson, Lloyd A. 1943 no cumulative stats available Johnson, Maynard L. 1950-51 no cumulative stats available Johnson, P.A. 1898 no cumulative stats available Johnson, Reuben A. 1912-13 no cumulative stats available Johnson, Roger R. “Whitey” 1957-59 66 595 9.0 295/4.5 na Johnson, Ronald F. 1958-60 68 1,335 19.7 820/12.1 na Johnson, Victor E. 1940 no cumulative stats available Jones, Edward Morris 1936-37 no cumulative stats available Jones, Herbert W. 1899 no cumulative stats available Jones, Mark 1996 -- - - - Jorgensen, Harry A. 1912-13 no cumulative stats available K

Kalafat, Edward Lawrence 1952-54 66 954 14.5 na na Kane, William E. 1934 no cumulative stats available Karsner, Fred 1930 no cumulative stats available Kearney, Adrian A. 1920-22 no cumulative stats available Keating, Ryan 2000 13 2 .02 9/.07 17/1.3 Kelly, Eugene C. 1944 no cumulative stats available Kernan, Edward J. 1946-48 no cumulative stats available Kessler, Jay W. 1961-62 59 131 2.2 82/1.4 na Brent Lawson, 2004-05 Mark Olberding, 1975 Kezar, Thomas L. 1962 12 11 0.9 8/0.75 na Kiedrowski Sr., Peter J. 1971 18 5 0.3 4/0.2 na Name Years GP Pts Avg Reb/Avg Ass’t/Avg Kiefer, M.A. 1896 no cumulative stats available M Kindall, Gerald D. 1955-56 33 142 4.3 80/2.4 na MacDonald, Colin J. 1919-20 no cumulative stats available Kingsley, Norman W. 1916-18 no cumulative stats available MacDonald, Stuart 1940-42 no cumulative stats available Kline, George Edwin 1956-58 65 1,096 16.8 567/8.7 na Mace, Myles L. 1932 no cumulative stats available Knoblauch, Joseph W. 1945 no cumulative stats available MacKinnon, George E. 1926-28 no cumulative stats available Kolander, Chad 1992-95 123 737 6.0 461/3.7 142/1.2 MacMillan, David G. 1933 no cumulative stats available Kondla, Thomas A. 1966-68 71 1,350 19.0 692/9.7 na Magdanz, Eric J. 1961-63 70 1,083 15.5 490/7.0 na Korenchen, David “Krunch” (mgr.) 1977 -- - - - Maki, Paul E. 1937-39 no cumulative stats available Korkowski, Gary A. 1976 20 47 2.4 46/2.3 7/0.4 Manly, Robert P. 1936-38 no cumulative stats available Kottke, Gale M. 1968 30 0 1/0.3 na Mann, Stephan T. (mgr.) 1970 -- - - - Kranz, William A. 1949 no cumulative stats available Manuel, Henry J. (mgr.) 1979 -- - - - Krebs, Mitchell (mgr.) 1986 -- - - - Marell, Daniel (mgr.) 1949 -- - - - Kundla, John A. 1937-39 no cumulative stats available Martin, Robert William 1989-92 119 547 4.6 396/3.3 55/0.5 Kunze, Terry D. 1963-64 48 528 11.0 156/3.3 na Martins, Wesley R. 1964-66 60 345 5.8 117/2.0 na Kusch, Fred C. 1968 50 0 1/0.2 na Mason, Eldon W. 1925-27 no cumulative stats available L Masterson, Thomas E. 1969-71 69 407 5.9 473/6.9 na Mattson, Donald G. 1942, ’46-47 no cumulative stats available Landsberger, Mark W. 1975 26 398 15.3 200/7.7 na Maxey, Marlon Lee 1988 13 31 2.4 42/3.2 2/0.2 Langland, Harold William (mgr.) 1943 -- - - -McCamy, Curtis E. 1945 no cumulative stats available Larson, Lewis 1906 no cumulative stats available McCutcheon, Rick W. 1974 24 271 11.3 81/3.4 na Larson, Martin L. 1906 no cumulative stats available McDonald, Arriel 1991-94 121 1,273 10.5 375/3.1 547/4.5 Larson, Ralph J. (mgr.) 1960 -- - - -McGeary, George E 1914-16 no cumulative stats available Larson, Rodney C. 1943 no cumulative stats available McGonagle, Kenneth R. 1950-51 23 25 1.1 na na Lawler, Frank J. 1910-12 no cumulative stats available McGrann, Thomas P. 1961-63 72 901 12.5 507/7.0 na Lawler, Lawrence B. 1912-15 no cumulative stats available McGregor, Bruce E. 1898 no cumulative stats available Lawler, Miles E. 1918-20 no cumulative stats available McGregor, Charles A. (mgr.) 1988 -- - - - Lawson, Brent 2004-05 74 293 3.9 169/2.3 92/1.2 McHale, Kevin E. 1977-80 112 1,704 15.2 950/8.5 170/1.5 Laxson, Russell W. 1934 no cumulative stats available McIntyre, James K. 1946-49 81 1,223 15.1 -- Leach, Helon E. 1905 no cumulative stats available McKenzie, Lawrence 2007 31 463 14.9 104/3.3 86/2.8 Leach, Hugh 1903-05 no cumulative stats available McKeon, Joseph O. 1913-14 no cumulative stats available Lebow, Marshall B. (mgr.) 1967 -- - - -McMillen, J.S. 1919 no cumulative stats available Lee, Mitchell A. 1985 16 83 5.2 79/.49 12/0.8 McNamara, Robert J. 1953 19 26 1.4 na na Lehman, Alfred P. 1959-61 68 506 7.4 208/3.1 na McRae, Randolph T. 1904 no cumulative stats available Lehrman, Arnold 1944-45 no cumulative stats available McWaters, Richard 1948 no cumulative stats available Lenard, Voshon 1992-95 74 1,097 14.8 274/3.7 199/2.7 Means, Richard K. 1950-52 66 362 5.5 na na Levis, Frank W. 1922-23 no cumulative stats available Medved, Niko (mgr.) 1996 -- - - - Lewis, Connell F. 1987, ’89-90 89 100 1.1 71/0.8 322/2.5 Mencel, Charles J. 1952-55 87 1.391 15.9 na na Lewis, Richard J. 1914-15 no cumulative stats available Merickel, M.J. 1925 no cumulative stats available Lewis, Quincy 1996-99 127 1,614 12.7 502/4.0 190/1.5 Merritt, Phillip L. 1928 no cumulative stats available Licht, Virgil F. 1931-33 no cumulative stats available Metcalf, Robert S. 1989-91 74 188 2.5 144/1.9 72/1.0 Lidberg, Carl L. 1925 no cumulative stats available Meyer, Bruce R. (mgr.) 1963 -- - - - Lillyblad, Arthur 1936-37 no cumulative stats available Mikan, Larry George 1968-70 72 1,007 13.9 735/10.2 na Lind, Arthur William 1941-43 no cumulative stats available Miller, Marlo B. 1958-60 66 453 6.9 149/2.3 na Lindsley, Gerald E. 1955-57 65 592 9.1 296/4.6 na Miller, Richard L. 1967 24 160 6.7 85/3.5 na Linehan, Donald J. 1962-64 54 233 4.3 76/0.1 na Miller, Virgil V. 1950-51, ’54 36 254 7.1 na na Lingenfelter, Steven R. 1977-78 28 74 2.6 71/2.5 11/0.4 Mitby, Ralph O. 1933 no cumulative stats available Little, Ray James 1916 no cumulative stats available Mitchell, Darryl G. 1979-82 87 799 9.2 202/2.3 156/1.8 Lockhart, Osborne K. 1975-78 92 1,106 12.0 208/2.3 na Mitchell, Gerald M. 1949-50, ’52 no cumulative stats available Loose, Earl 1929-31 no cumulative stats available Mittelstaedt, Mike (mgr.) 1993 -- - - - Lopata, Dean M. 1966 27 28 1.0 10/0.3 na Mohr, Charles H. 1946-47 no cumulative stats available Lorang, Justin 2001-02 18 23 1.3 9/0.5 2/0.1 Mohr, Max D. 1939-41 no cumulative stats available Lynch, Kevin Joseph 1988-91 119 1,335 11.2 374/3.1 301/2.5 Moore, William M. 1966-67 38 34 0.9 41/1.1 na Muenchow, George F. 1948 no cumulative stats available Muhich, Dave (mgr.) 1997 -- - - - Muir, Robert W. 1908 no cumulative stats available

MINNESOTA BASKETBALL 2007-08 171 GOPHER BASKETBALL GOPHER HISTORY

Name Years GP Pts Avg Reb/Avg Ass’t/Avg Name Years GP Pts Avg Reb/Avg Ass’t/Avg Murphy, Robert L. 1972 39 293 7.5 72/1.0 na Robertson, Glenn W. 1898 no cumulative stats available Muske, Gordon E. 1944-45 no cumulative stats available Robertson, Lynn S. 1914 no cumulative stats available Robilliard, Charles M. 1911-12 no cumulative stats available N Robinson, Aaron 2001-05 110 412 3.8 163/1.5 182/1.6 Robinson, Bradbury N. 1931-33 no cumulative stats available Nash, George A. 1936-38 no cumulative stats available Robinson, Kenneth A. 1974 13 25 1.9 11/0.8 na Nasland, Hugo 1936 no cumulative stats available Rodberg, Jerry L. 1958 27 30 1.1 19/0.7 na Nathaniel, Kevin 1998-99 61 177 2.9 145/2.4 85/1.4 Rolek, Martin R. 1936-38 no cumulative stats available Neiman, David (mgr.) 2001-02 -- - - - Roscoe, George E. 1934-36 no cumulative stats available Nelson, Chad 1975 22 40 1.8 32/1.5 na Rosenberg, Milton H. (mgr.) 1954 -- - - - Nelson, David V. 1964-65 36 31 0.9 16/0.4 na Rosenwald, R.M. 1909-10 no cumulative stats available Nelson, Raymond A. 1928-29 no cumulative stats available Ross, Dave (mgr.) 2001-02 -- - - - Nettleton, Mack A. 1957 11 17 1.5 0.8 na Rucke, Walter 1945 no cumulative stats available Neumann, Bruce R. (mgr.) 1965 -- - - - Ruliffson, David W. 1943-47 no cumulative stats available Newbern, Melvin Henry 1988-90 91 1,224 13.5 320/3.5 369/4.1 Ruoff, Daniel H. (mgr.) 1938 -- - - - Nix, Jr. Robert A. 1972-73 51 285 5.6 na na Rychart, Dusty 1999-2002 111 1268 11.4 732/6.6 161/1.5 Noack, David R. 1955-56 46 64 1.4 na na Nordgaard, Wallace M. 1930-31 no cumulative stats available S Norman, Gordon O. 1933-35 no cumulative stats available Northway, Melvin L. 1963-65 72 976 13.6 841/11.7 na Saar, Dana G. (mgr.) 1971 -- - - - Nowotny, Joseph A. 1930 no cumulative stats available Sabatini, Calvin A. 1961 28 213 7.6 91/3.3 na Nuness, Albert 1968-69 48 740 15.4 229/4.8 na Sabourin, Wesley 1951 17 22 1.3 na na Nydahl, Malvin John 1926-28 no cumulative stats available Salovich, Wallace E. 1947-50 no cumulative stats available Nzigamasabo, Ernest 1991-94 124 499 4.0 360/2.9 89/0.7 Sanden, Kyle 1998-2000 72 285 4.0 149/2.1 45/0.6 Saunders, Philip D. “Flip” 1974-77 103 842 8.2 365/3.5 na O Sawyer, E.L. 1910-11 no cumulative stats available Sawyer, Emmons W. 1912-13 no cumulative stats available O’Connor, James 1933 no cumulative stats available Scanlan, Patricia B. (mgr.) 1984 -- - - - O’Keefe, Daniel J. 1899-1900 no cumulative stats available Schauer, George 1974 920.2 na na O’Shaughnessy, James (mgr.) 1933 -- - - - Schelper, Roger W. 1968 20 32 1.6 10/0.5 na Odell, Allan G. 1925 no cumulative stats available Schilling, Shane 2001- 57 416 7.4 136/2.4 75/1.3 Ohnstad, Mitch 1999-2000 56 388 6.9 93/1.7 136/2.4 Schjoll, Carl 1921 no cumulative stats available Olberding, Mark A. 1975 26 415 16.0 214/8.2 na Schnobrich, Roger W. 1950-51 44 210 4.8 na na Olsen, John J. 1941 no cumulative stats available Schoening, Harry M. 1929-31 no cumulative stats available Olson, Charles W. 1897-99 no cumulative stats available Schoenrock, Rob 1998 24 6 0.25 17/0.7 4/0.2 Olson, Cyril S. 1922-24 no cumulative stats available Schroeder, Alfred C. 1917 no cumulative stats available Olson, Gregory G. 1973 25 42 1.7 na na Schutz, Howard A. 1943-47 no cumulative stats available Olson, Harold G. 1949 no cumulative stats available Scott, Kelly J. 1983 12 2 0.2 5/0.4 1/0.1 Orr, Townsend 1992-95 97 655 6.9 238/2.5 253/2.6 Seebach, Richard J. 1935-37 no cumulative stats available Oss, Arnold C. 1919-21 no cumulative stats available Settergren, Donald J. (mgr.) 1975 -- - - - Ostrom, Tom (mgr.) 1992 -- - - - Severinson, Harold 1922-23 no cumulative stats available Otterness Jr., George H. 1927-29 no cumulative stats available Shaffer, Dennis D. 1974-75 48 653 13.6 227/4.7 na Overskei, Larry L. 1968-70 72 819 11.4 499/6.9 na Shannon, Oliver 1970-71 42 829 19.7 127/3.0 na P Shasky, John P. 1983-86 112 1,072 9.6 598/5.3 77/0.7 Shikenjanski, Jim Allen 1987-90 117 875 7.5 391/3.3 71/0.6 Palmer, Stephen J. 1972 20 0 0 na Simonovich, William R. 1954-56 56 447 8.0 na na Papke, Milton 1954 19 9 0.5 na na Sims, Charles W. 1974-75 45 89 2.0 74/1.6 na Partridge, Charles A. 1916-17 no cumulative stats available Simmons, Terrance 1998-2001 85 837 9.8 218/2.6 285/3.4 Payton, Kevin 2007 31 67 2.2 68/2.2 79/2.5 Sinclair, Donald 1922 no cumulative stats available Pearson, John W. 1940 no cumulative stats available Sinville, Nick 1999-2000 44 137 3.1 130/3.0 20/0.5 Pederson, Arvid P. 1963 12 18 1.5 13/1.1 na Skadeland, Thomas W. 1959 16 28 1.8 21/1.3 na Pederson, Brian T. 1978-79 45 119 2.6 117/2.6 20/0.4 Skanes, Alonzo B. 1983-84 41 115 2.8 24/0.6 23/0.6 Peitz, Lynn Paul (mgr.) 1987 -- - - -Skewes, Mort B. 1930 no cumulative stats available Pepper, William F. 1944, ’47-48 no cumulative stats available Skoog, Myer U. “Whitey” 1949-51 no cumulative stats available Pesek, Cyril P. 1923-25 no cumulative stats available Skrien, David A. 1949 no cumulative stats available Petersen, Ewald T. (mgr.) 1961 -- - - -Slindee, Al 2000 team manager Petersen, James R. 1981-84 96 540 5.6 386/4.0 98/1.0 Petraborg, Jarrold A. 1914-15 no cumulative stats available Pickett, Dan (mgr.) 1931 -- - - - Pidgeon, Vernon C. 1905-08 no cumulative stats available Pierce, Ernest B. 1903-04 no cumulative stats available Platou, Erling S. 1915-16, ’19 no cumulative stats available Poehler Jr., Kenneth M. 1944 no cumulative stats available Presthus, Paul M. 1965-67 72 582 8.1 351/4.9 na Proeschel, Dan Michael 1969 26 24 0.9 34/1.3 na Przybilla, Joe 1999-2000 49 487 9.9 339/6.9 91/1.9 Puchtel, Zach 2006 23 55 2.4 76/3.3 17/1.4 Pyle, Gerald G. 1970-71 46 248 5.4 254/5.5 na Pynn, George A. 1914-15 no cumulative stats available R

Rasey, Raymond F. 1924-26 no cumulative stats available Rautins, Leo R. 1979 27 225 8.3 110/4.1 106/3.9 Redfield Jr., Frank L. 1915 no cumulative stats available Redman, Henry C. 1902 no cumulative stats available Reed, Glen A. 1952-54 60 190 3.2 na na Regenfuss, Michael D. 1968-70 65 109 1.7 48/0.7 na Reynolds, George C. 1954 16 9 0.6 na na Rickert, Rick 2001-03 63 940 14.9 360/5.7 84/1.3 Eric Magdanz, 1961-63 Darryl Mitchell, 1979-82

172 MINNESOTA BASKETBALL 2007-08 GOPHER BASKETBALL LETTERWINNERS

Name Years GP Pts Avg Reb/Avg Ass’t/Avg Name Years GP Pts Avg Reb/Avg Ass’t/Avg Smith, Brandon 2007 35 127 3.7 73/2.1 31/0.9 U Smith, Chauncy G. 1913 no cumulative stats available Uzzell, George 1906-07 no cumulative stats available Smith, Donald E. 1940-42 no cumulative stats available Smith, James E. 1941 no cumulative stats available V Smith, Kelvin M. 1986-87 50 473 9.5 228/4.6 49/1.0 Smith, Kevin A. 1984-85 47 210 4.5 144/3.1 69/1.5 Van Every, Harold 1939-40 no cumulative stats available Sochacki, Walter J. 1932-34 no cumulative stats available Van Cura, L.H. 1923 no cumulative stats available Soden, William Vincent 1945 no cumulative stats available VanDenEinde, Paul Duane 1985 35 36 1.0 21/0.6 6/0.2 Sommer, Clifford C. 1930-32 no cumulative stats available Vanek, Gerald J. 1940 no cumulative stats available Spear, Gordon W. 1937-39 no cumulative stats available Varco, A. Ray 1902-04 no cumulative stats available Stadsvold, F.H. 1916-17 no cumulative stats available Stamper, J’son 2005-06 60 327 5.4 314/5.2 56/0.7 W Stanford, Jason 1998 -- - - -Walker, George W. 1907 no cumulative stats available Stang, Donald R. 1962 39 35 0.9 15/0.4 na Walker, William A. 1908-09 no cumulative stats available Stark, James R. 1948-49 no cumulative stats available Wallblom, Charles G. 1934-36 no cumulative stats available Stark, John 1927-28 no cumulative stats available Wallerius, John F. 1951-53 57 185 3.2 na na Stauber, Aaron 1997 16 5 0.3 3/0.2 4/0.25 Walter, John R. (mgr.) 1962 -- - - - Stelzer, Edward E. 1935 no cumulative stats available Walton, Jayson 1992-95 89 775 8.7 446/5.0 125/1.4 Stephens, R.B. 1898 no cumulative stats available Wanless, Lynn A. 1910-11 no cumulative stats available Stephens, Ray 1967 24 98 4.1 105/4.4 na Warhol, William 1939-41 no cumulative stats available Stoltman, James B. 1957 24 20 0.8 8/0.3 na Washington, David 1993 24 49 2.0 44/1.8 6/0.25 Strauch, Charles M. (mgr.) 1939 -- - - -Webster, Bryce 2007 28 35 1.2 48/1.7 7/0.4 Sullivan, Robert O. 1921-23 no cumulative stats available Weiss, David D. 1951-53 54 215 4.0 na na Sutton, J. Paul 1944 no cumulative stats available Wells, Kenneth R. 1926 no cumulative stats available Sutton, Matthew A. 1944 no cumulative stats available Westbrook, Lawrence 2007 21 73 3.6 12/0.6 13/0.6 Swanson, Oscar W. 1921-22 no cumulative stats available Whaley, Darrell 1995 -- - - - T Wheeler, Emerson L. “Buzz” 1948 no cumulative stats available Wheeler, Roger B. 1924-26 no cumulative stats available Taffel, Gerald M. (mgr.) 1964 -- - - -White Jr., Harlan B. 1946-48 no cumulative stats available Tanner, Robert E. 1927-29 no cumulative stats available Wildenborg, Ryan 1999-2001 58 109 1.9 105/1.8 9/.20 Tapsak, Jr. Peter 1948 no cumulative stats available Wiley, John D. 1981-82 51 150 2.9 143/2.8 104/2.0 Taragos, George J. 1941 no cumulative stats available Williams, George E. 1985 22 83 3.8 66/3.0 15/0.7 Tarver, Miles 1996-98 60 87 1.5 139/2.3 26/0.4 Williams, Glenn 1928 no cumulative stats available Taylor, Marvin D. “Corky” 1971-73 52 173 3.3 187/3.6 na Williams, Jonathan 2006-07 57 109 1.9 171/3.0 24/0.4 Thalberg, Curtis J. 1959 13 14 1.1 14/1.1 na Williams, Sigfred G. 1918 no cumulative stats available Thomas, Charles 1996-97 24 80 3.3 19/0.8 15/0.6 Williams, T. Ray 1976-77 52 983 18.9 344/6.6 296/5.7 Thomas, John 1994-97 26 64 2.5 65/2.5 3/0.1 Williams, Terrence Marce 1987-89 60 135 2.3 32/0.5 34/0.6 Thompson, Andrew C. 1980, ’82 39 91 2.3 58/1.5 14/0.4 Wilson, Donald E. 1947 no cumulative stats available Thompson, Mychal G. 1975-78 96 1,992 20.8 956/10.0 na Wilson, John Bell (mgr.) 1968 -- - - - Thune, Harold 1940-42 no cumulative stats available Wilson, Limar 2007 26 107 4.1 55/2.1 56/2.2 Timberlake, Harold C. 1916-17 no cumulative stats available Wilson, Marc A. 1983-86 114 1,386 12.2 397/3.5 375/3.3 Tollackson, Spencer 2005-07 86 629 7.3 312/3.6 81/0.9 Windmiller, Wesley H. 1943-47 no cumulative stats available Tomczyk, Chester S. 1945 no cumulative stats available Winey, David Y. 1975-78 93 478 5.1 408/4.4 na Towle, Ellsworth M. 1937 no cumulative stats available Winfield, David M. 1972-73 40 412 10.3 266/6.7 na Troland, Gregory P. 1973 27 11 0.4 6/0.2 na Winter, Trevor 1995-97 109 309 2.8 289/2.7 39/0.4 Tubbs, Nathaniel J. 1990-93 113 437 3.9 210/1.9 33/0.3 Wipperman, Paul F. 1912 no cumulative stats available Tuck, George A. 1902-04 no cumulative stats available Wohler, Barry M. 1982-83 41 35 0.9 31/0.8 30/0.7 Tucker, David 1955-57 65 760 11.7 649/10.0 na Wolden, Herbert M. 1923-26 no cumulative stats available Tucker, Enrico 2005-06 59 307 5.2 78/1.3 90/1.8 Wolf, Ryan 1992-95 101 221 2.2 73/0.7 63/0.6 Tucker, Trent 1979-82 115 1,445 12.6 352/3.1 219/1.9 Wolstad, Ole A. 1906 no cumulative stats available Turner, Clyde L. 1972-73 51 936 18.4 314/6.2 na Woodrich, Oscar F. 1906-07 no cumulative stats available Turner, Doug (mgr.) 1993 -- - - -Woods, Terence Carl 1986-87 44 408 9.3 128/2.9 na Tuttle, George K. 1925-27 no cumulative stats available Wright, Verne C. 1925-26 no cumulative stats available Wright, Wells J. 1932-33 no cumulative stats available Wright, William S. 1944 no cumulative stats available Wykes, David 1965 15 17 1.1 13/0.9 na Wyman, A.D. 1915-16 no cumulative stats available Y

Yates, Donald 1964-65 48 578 12.0 228/4.8 na Young, Jack E 1947-48 no cumulative stats available Young, Keith 1972-73 51 302 5.9 143/2.8 na Z

Zurcher, Kim Alan 1987-88 55 430 7.8 82/1.5 139/2.5 • • • Note: The year listed is the calendar year the letter was actually awarded, following the conclusion of the season. So, the listing ‘1994’ indicates the 1993-94 season, etc. The listing 1993-94 indicates both the 1992-93 season and the 1993-94 season, etc.

Dave Winfield, 1972-73 Marc Wilson, 1983-86

MINNESOTA BASKETBALL 2007-08 173 GOPHER BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS

Year Coach WL T Overall Big Ten 1896 None 35 0 Year Coach WL W LPlace 1897 L.J. Cooke 36 1 1951-52 O.B. Cowles 15 7 10 4 3rd 1898 L.J. Cooke 24 0 1952-53 O.B. Cowles 14 8 11 7 3rd 1899 L.J. Cooke 54 0 1953-54 O.B. Cowles 17 5 10 4 3rd 1900 L.J. Cooke 10 20 1954-55 O.B. Cowles 15 7 10 4 2nd 1900-01 L.J. Cooke 11 10 1955-56 O.B. Cowles 11 11 686th 1901-02 L.J. Cooke 15 00 1956-57 O.B. Cowles 14 8953rd 1902-03 L.J. Cooke 13 00 1957-58 O.B. Cowles 9 12 598th 1903-04 L.J. Cooke 10 20 1958-59 O.B. Cowles 8 14 599th 1904-05 L.J. Cooke 77 1 1959-60 John Kundla 12 12 863rd Overall Big Ten 1960-61 John Kundla 10 13 864th Year Coach WL W LPlace 1961-62 John Kundla 10 14 687th 1905-06 L.J. Cooke 13 2611st 1962-63 John Kundla 12 12 864th 1906-07 L.J. Cooke 10 2621st 1963-64 John Kundla 17 7 10 4 3rd 1907-08 L.J. Cooke 12 7264th 1964-65 John Kundla 19 5 11 3 2nd 1908-09 L.J. Cooke 86 3 65th 1965-66 John Kundla 14 10 775th 1909-10 L.J. Cooke 10 3732nd 1966-67 John Kundla 9 15 599th 1910-11 L.J. Cooke 94 8 41st 1967-68 John Kundla 7 17 4 10 9th 1911-12 L.J. Cooke 76 6 64th 1968-69 Bill Fitch 12 12 685th 1912-13 L.J. Cooke 38 2 87th 1969-70 Bill Fitch 13 11 775th 1913-14 L.J. Cooke 4 11 486th 1970-71 11 13 595th 1914-15 L.J. Cooke 11 6664th 1971-72 Bill Musselman 18 7 11 3 1st 1915-16 L.J. Cooke 11 6664th 1972-73 Bill Musselman 21 5 10 4 2nd 1916-17 L.J. Cooke 17 2 10 2 1st 1973-74 Bill Musselman 12 12 686th 1917-18 L.J. Cooke 13 3732nd 1974-75 Bill Musselman 18 8 11 7 3rd 1918-19 L.J. Cooke 13 0 10 0 1st 1975-76 Jim Dutcher 16 10 8 10 6th 1919-20 L.J. Cooke 79 3 98th 1976-77 Jim Dutcher 24 3 15 3# 1920-21 L.J. Cooke 10 5754th 1977-78 Jim Dutcher 17 10 12 6 2nd 1921-22 L.J. Cooke 58 4 78th 1978-79 Jim Dutcher 11 16 6 12 4th 1922-23 L.J. Cooke 2 13 1 11 9th 1979-80 Jim Dutcher 21 11 10 8 4th 1923-24 L.J. Cooke 98 5 78th 1980-81 Jim Dutcher 19 11 995th 1924-25 Harold Taylor 97 6 66th 1981-82 Jim Dutcher 23 6 14 4 1st 1925-26 Harold Taylor 7 10 577th 1982-83 Jim Dutcher 18 11 996th 1926-27 Harold Taylor 3 13 1 11 9th 1983-84 Jim Dutcher 15 13 6 12 8th 1927-28 Dave McMillan 4 12 2 10 9th 1984-85 Jim Dutcher 13 15 6 12 8th 1928-29 Dave McMillan 4 13 1 11 10th 1985-86 Dutcher/Williams 15 16 5 13 8th 1929-30 Dave McMillan 89 3 97th 1986-87 9 19 2 16 9th 1930-31 Dave McMillan 13 4842nd 1987-88 Clem Haskins 10 18 4 14 9th 1931-32 Dave McMillan 15 3932nd 1988-89 Clem Haskins 19 12 995th 1932-33 Dave McMillan 5 15 1 11 9th 1989-90 Clem Haskins 23 9 11 7 4th 1933-34 Dave McMillan 9 11 577th 1990-91 Clem Haskins 12 16 5 13 9th 1934-35 Dave McMillan 11 9577th 1991-92 Clem Haskins 16 16 8 10 6th 1935-36 Dave McMillan 7 17 399th 1992-93 Clem Haskins 22 10 995th 1936-37 Dave McMillan 14 6 10 2 1st 1993-94 Clem Haskins 1937-38 Dave McMillan 16 4932nd 1994-95 Clem Haskins 1938-39 Dave McMillan 14 6754th 1995-96 Clem Haskins 1939-40 Dave McMillan 12 8577th 1996-97 Clem Haskins 1940-41 Dave McMillan 11 9753rd 1997-98 Clem Haskins 1941-42 Dave McMillan 15 6965th 1998-99 Clem Haskins 1942-43 Carl Nordly 10 9576th 1999-2000 12 16 4 12 10th 1943-44 Carl Nordly 7 14 2 10 8th 2000-01 Dan Monson 18 14 5 11 9th 1944-45 8 13 486th 2001-02 Dan Monson 18 13 976th 1945-46 Dave McMillan 14 7755th 2002-03 Dan Monson 19 14 88T-6th 1946-47 Dave McMillan 14 7754th 2003-04 Dan Monson 12 18 3 13 T-10th 1947-48 Dave McMillan 10 10 577th 2004-05 Dan Monson 21 11 10 6 T-4th 1948-49 O.B. Cowles 18 3932nd 2005-06 Dan Monson 16 15 5 11 10th 1949-50 O.B. Cowles 13 9486th 2006-07 Dan Monson/ 9 22 3 13 9th 1950-51 O.B. Cowles 13 9774th #The NCAA declared all games from 1976-77 forfeits because of the use of an ineligible player. The Big Ten lists Minnesota’s record as 0-27, 0-18.

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