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• Men's Athletics, Media Relations Office + www.gophersports.com phone: 612.625.4090 + fax: 612.625.0359 Bill CnmJry, Dirmor ofM«ii4 &lations 612/625-4090 Minnesota Schedule/Results MINNESOTA ( 17 -13) VS. VILLANOVA ( 18-12) Nov. 7 Team Concept (ex) ...... W 96·56 Nov. II Yugoslavian Selects (ex) .... W 91·55 Wednesday, March 14 • 8:30 p.m. (Central) Nov. 17 UNC-Greensboro ...... W 81·61 Williams Arena ( 14,625) • Minneapolis, Minn. Nov. 19 Georgia# ...... W 77·74 Nov. 24-26 at Hawaii Pacific Tourney Nov. 24 vs. Hawaii Pacific ...... W 86-75 TV: Live on ESPN2, Ron Franklin (play-by-plav); Jon Albright (analyst) Nov. 25 vs. TCU ...... W 107-99 Nov. 26 vs. Georgetown ...... L 76-60 RADIO: Live on WCCO-AM (830) - Ray Christensen (play-by-play) Nov. 29 @ Florida State"# ..... W 76·71 Dec. 4 Morris Brown# ...... W 64·53 Dec. @Marquette# .... 61-59 INTERNET: Live on www.gophersports.com - Ray Christensen (play-by-play) 7 W (ot) Dec. 9 Bethune Cookman# .... W 93·70 THE SERIES VS. VILLANOVA: Minnesota unofficially leads the series with Villanova 2- Dec. 12 Louisiana Tech# ...... W 69-53 1 (the two wins in 1994 and 1997 have been vacated by NCAA action). All three meetings Dec. 22 Dartmouth# ...... W 81-62 Dec. 28 Nebraska# ...... W 74-70 (ot) between the two teams have been on neutral courts (one was at the Target Center in Dec. 30 Centenary# ...... W 93·59 Minneapolis in 1997). The first meeting between the two teams was in 1963 when the Jan. 3 @ lllinois# ...... L 80-64 Wildcats prevailed 77-73 in the championship of the Holiday Festival Tournament in New Jan. 6 Wisconsin# ...... W 54-49 York City. The two NCAA vacated wins (thev are not forfeits) were at the 1994 Great Jan. 13 @Ohio State$ ...... L 75-72 Alaska Shootout (85-64) and in the BCA Clmic in 1997 ((,8-55). Jan. 17 Purdue# ...... W 70-67 Jan. 20 lndiana$ ...... W 78-74 (ot) LAST TIME VS. VILLANOVA (Nov. 14, 1997): The last time the rwo teams met (unof­ Jan. 24 Iowa# ...... L 87-74 tlciallv) w.1s in the season opener for both reams in 19')- 1n the Black Coaches Association Jan. 27 @ Purdue# ...... L 83·68 Classic at the Target Center in Minneapolis. Minnesota jumped our to an early 39-16 lead Jan. 31 @ Iowa# ...... L 64-55 .md never looked back, winning 68-55 in front of 12.121 fam. The Maroon and Gold had Feb. 3 Ohio State# ...... L 73·66 four plavers in double figures with Sam Jacobson leading rhe wav with 13 points. Kevin Feb. 6 @ Northwestern% ..... W 66-59 Clark added 12. Miles Tarver had II points ;~nd I 0 rebounds and Quincv Lewis tallied I 0 Feb. I 0 Michigan State# ...... L 94-83 points. Minnesota forced 20 turnovers and h.1d 12 steak holding Villanova to 23 percent Feb. 14 Penn State# ...... L 82·62 'hoormg in the first half. The last official game vs. Villanova W;lS on Dec. 30, 1963 in the Feb. 17 @ Michigan$ ...... W 93-75 tln.~I, of rhe Holidav Festival Tournament in 1\hdison S'lu•re Garden. Villanova prevailed Feb. 21 @ Wisconsin# ...... L 64-54 Feb. 28 @ Indiana# ...... L 89-53 --.--:-_:~in front of 14,894 fans. Minnesota was l<:d bv Lou Hudson, who rallied 26 points. March 4 Illinois• ...... L 67-59 Bill [)J\·is scored 12 points and had nine rebounds and Archie Clark rallied II points. March 8-1 I Big Ten Tournament...... \'illanova won the game at rhe line, outscoring !\linnesota 1- to nine •t the charitv stripe. March 8 Purdue% ...... L 91-77 March 14 NIT vs. Villanova% ...... 8:30 p.m. THE COACHES: Colden Gopher Head Co.Kh Dan Monson "1n his second season in (;old Country with a career record of 81-46 (.(,40). induJing a 2')-29 (. )00) mark in his All game times are Central and subject to change tim rwo seasons at the University of Minnesot.l. Mon,un gUIJ<'d ConHga to the 1999 TV KEY NCAA Elite Eight and spent a total of II seasons •t the .chool .u an ass1 all-ume rewrJ .'I seasons is 230- A -Big Ten/ACC Challenge 1-1 (. 'i"'j). Lappas is a I 977 graduate of the Cm· College of :-.;ew York. ·------1 I I THE STARTERS (2000-01 Avg. Prs, Rebs., Assrs. in parenthtsis)- subject to change I ON THIS DATE ... I ~'ill..tnollfl \f'i/Jalt's ...... Pos .. . I March I 4, I 982 RJ..ky \\'nt:h<- &-~.So, E....t ChtW~-" Ind. (8.0. 4.1. 0.7) .. . F ~h.u>c ~hJlm~. '-• ).loruxtonlu. Mmn. (84. 2.8, 1.6) : In an NC4A first round game in (;,uy Buch.ulol11. &-3. So. St. Louas. Mo. 113.3. 4.8. 3.4) .. .F. [)uuy R>d>-'11. lr. (,,.,,J R..p,J.. Morm 114.S. 7.'. I.S) : Indianapolis, Ind., Minnesota defeated ).IK!ud Br..Jlcy &-IU. Jr. \\'«r. M=. (21.4. 10.1. 2.8) C lw·•nn llcruu-tL lr. R..•..-J..lc. ).II;;. (4.4. 3.:'. 0')) l Tennessee-Chattanooga 62-61 to Jcnn.unc.\hiiC): 6-on. ~'- ~«~ulc. IX';uh. (S.9, 1.6. 2.S) : Gophers were led by Trent Thcker, who 20 17 STATISTICAL COMPARISONS tallied points. Randy Breuer added Ttam Pts Opp. Margin Rtb. Margin FG% Opp. FG% 3 Pt% FT% points cmd nine rebotmds, while Daryl Vzfl.mova 76.6 745 +2.1 368 +34 4~r .428 .325 .678 Mitchell scored 16 points. Minnesota hit Afumrsotu 72.1 71.2 +1.0 348 -1.3 -130 .426 .380 699 12-of-19 free throws compared to 5-

BOMBS AWAY: The Golden Gophers have Game Result Guard Guard CIF been forced to run a spread offense and live UNCG WSI-61 Simmon5 Schilling Wildcnborg Georgia W 77-74 Simmons Schilling Wtldenborg and die by the three-pointers since the season­ @ Hawaii P:acific W 86-7S Simmon~ Sc:hillmg 1 ending injuries to Michael Bauer and John­ \OS. TCU W 107-99 Simnwns Schillin ~ borg Blair Bickerstaff in the front court. The high­ vs. Georgetown L 76-60 Simmon~ Sclul~ Wildcnborg @ FloriJa Swe W 76-71 Simmom ·• SdUlling Waldenhorg risk offense utilizes as many as four guards, Morris Brown W 64-53 Simmons Fleming but limits second chance opportunities. @ Marqueue W 61-59 (oq Simnwn~ Scllilling ~enborg &muneGxi Stare .. . L 82-6~ Simmons Btlfleson Hagen Burleson 7-10 70% @Michigan W 93·75 SimllUln~ · Burleson Bennett @ Wiscomin L 64-54 SimmoM ••·· ·· Surle$00 Bennett Bennett 3-4 75% @ indiana L 89-53 . Simmons< .· Burleson Bennett Fleming 6-9 67% Illinois L 67-59 ·•·•·· Simth<.M >8tlfleson &nnett Simmons 16-25 64% Purdue# L 91·77 Simmons But!eron Bennett Opponents 50-65 77% ·.. L. ______..J . DHER. Fortunately, Minnesota is a good three-point ROLLING DOUBLES: Dustry Rycharr ral­ record was the 134 made in the 1992-93 sea­ shooting team. They are first in rhe Big Ten in lied his fifth double-double this year vs. son. The Golden Gophers have attempted three-point field goal percentage. The Golden Purdue with II points and II rebounds. He GO! three-point field goals this season, which Gophers have cashed in at a .382 rate. On has 13 in his career. ties a school record for that category set in defense, Minnesota is ranked second, holding 1994-95. reams to a .326 clip. Minnesota has three TAKING CARE OF THE ROCK: players in the top 12 in three-point shooting Minnesota is also among the league leaders in TRAVARUS TIME: With the loss of John­ in Shane Schilling (.413/Gth), Terrance turnover margin this season. The Golden Blair Bickerstaff for the remainder of the sea­ Simmons (.393/ II th) and Kevin Burleson Gophers are third in that category (all games) son, junior college transfer Travarus Bennett (.3911!2th). Simmons is fifth in the Big Ten with a +I. 90 turnover margin in 29 games. has gotten an opportunity for additional min­ in three-pointers made per game at I. 97. Minnesota is averaging 13.9 turnovers per utes in the season's final weeks. Bennett showed Villanova is shooting 33 percent from three­ game compared to 18.6 per game for promise for filling Bickerstaff's shoes at point range and have held its opponents to a Villanova. Northwestern, producing ream game-highs of 33 percent mark. 16 points and I I rebounds in a personal sea­ SIMMONS VS. THE MICHIGAN son-high 3 I minutes. Heading into the Big Ten FLEMING EXPLODES FOR 31 POINTS SCHOOLS: Senior guard Terrance Simmons Tournament, Bennett was averaging 10.3 (62) AT BIG TEN TOURNEY: Junior guard has had an unbelievable year vs. the two points and 7.0 (42) rebounds per game in the Kerwin Fleming had a career game vs. Michigan schools. He had a hand in 44 of six games since Bickerstaff went down with his Purdue in rhe Big Ten Tournament when he Minnesota's 83 points in last Saturday's game injury. Bennett was held scoreless with two tallied 31 points, 22 in the first half. The against Michigan State, scoring a career-high rebounds vs. Purdue in 23 minutes. He needs Chicago native fell two points short of rhe 34 points and handing out five assists. to be a more of a contributor in the front court Big Ten Tournament scoring record of 33 Simmons' seven three-point field goals set a for Minnesota to have success. points held by Brian Cardinal of Purdue. single-game school record, and led a team Fleming hit 5-of-1 0 three-pointers and I 0- effort from behind the arc which also pro­ STACKING UP IN THE STATS: The of~ 15 free throws. His 31 points was the duced a school record for three-pointers made Golden Gophers are ranked in the top 5 of most bv anv plaver in the tournament this in a game (I 6). The 34-point effort ties numerous team and top I 0 of numerous vear. It also marks the third player on the S1mmons for ! 7 th-best single-game perform­ individual conference statistical categories (all 1\linnesora roster this season to score 30 or ance in school hiswry- with, among others, games through March 12): more points in a game. Dusty Rvchart teammate Dust\' Rvchan. Rvchart scored 34 scored 30 or more twice in Hawaii (Hawaii­ points earlier this season against Hawaii Team stat Conf rank !'Jcific. TCU), while Simmons scored 30 or Pacific. Simmon.s followed that with a 30- Assists 3rd more twice as well (Michigan State, point performance against Michigan, hitting Assist/Turnover ratio 3rd 1\!,chigan). I 0-of-15 shots, including S-of-6 treys. Thm-point FG defense 2nd Three-point FG made 2nd AT THE "BARN": Three-point FG percentage 1st Minnesota has a Turnover margin 3rd 127-29 record (.814) at Offensive Rebounds 5th Inside The Numbers \X'illiams Arena over the Steals 5th I lome RL'Ctmi 11-5 Rnad RL•curd 5-6 past nine vears. Minnesota "eutral RL•cord 1-2 is 11-S rh" season at Individual stat Conf rank Big Ten home record 3-5 Williams Arena, including FT Percentage (Rychart) 5th Big Ten away rL•cord 2-n a perfect !l-0 record vs. Rebounding (Rychart) 5th Big Ten neutral record 0-1 nonconference opponents. Assists (Bickerstaff) 9th Rt'Cord ,.~. RankL·d Teams 1-7 !\1innesot~'s record vs. non­ Assists (Simmons) lOth Largest halftime lead ,, conference opponents at Three-point FG pet. (Schilling) 6th (50-28 vs. Centenary, 12/30) Luge~t halftime deficit · I 'I Williams Arena. The past Three-point FG made (Simmons) 5th (-11-22 vs. George'town, 11/26) five seasons, Minnesota is Offensive Rebounds (Rychart) 4th Luge~t deficit on•rcomt• to win j(,.j (.?23) vs. nonconfer­ Offensive Rebounds (Bickerstaff) 7th (1>8-55 w/2:55 remaining in second half vs. Ind., 1/20) ence opponents at the Defensive Rebounds (Rychart) 7th Largest 2nd half deficit overcome to win 13 "Barn." Note: these num­ (68-55 w /2:55 remaining in second half \'S. Ind., 1 /20) bers contain some games AND THEN THERE WERE SEVEN : Largest lead surrendered in a loss 1-1 that are unofficial due to Minnesota enters the NIT with only seven (23-9 w /11:-16 remaining in first half@ Wis. 2/21) NCAA vacated games). scholarship players healthy enough to play Bench scoring (MN-OPP) 18.-1-20.3 (55-1-610) (Simmons, Schilling, Wildenborg, Rychart, Bench rebounding (MN-OPP) 8.5-10.2 (255-308) SCHOOL SEASON Fleming, Bennett and Burleson). Points off turnovers (MN-OPP) 15.2-13.-1 (458-403) RECORDS FALLING: Second chance points (MN-OPP) 12.0-11.9 (361-356) Minnesota has already set a YOUNG GUNS: The Big Ten has historical­ Point average at home 73.7 (1,178/16) new school season record ly been known as a league of veteran coaches Point average on road 68.0 (7-18/11) Opponent point avg. at home 68.-1 (1,095/16) with irs 229 three-point with long tenures. Over the past five years Opponent point avg. on road 72.2 (79-1/11) field goals, heading into that has changed. The average age of the head Point average on neutral court 81.3 (24-1/3) today's game with coaches in the Big Ten is now 44-years-old. Opponent point average on neutral court 88.6 (266/3) Villanova. The previous There are four coaches in their 30s (Alford, Ellerbe, Self, Soderberg), five in their SECOND HALF SPURTS: A trend Record When ... 40s (Monson who just turned forry, of second-half spurts by Minnesota Carmody, Izzo, Davis and Dunn). has been a staple of most of the Ahead at halftime ll-2 There is one coach in his 50s Golden Gophers' Big Ten games this Behind at halftime 6-ll (O'Brien) and one in his 60s (Keady). season: Tied at halftime 0-0 The young coaches have already had a Leading with five minutes remaining ll-0 big influence in the sryle of play in the Game Team Run Time Trailing with five minutes remaining G-13 league. The average length of tenure of Wis. Minnesota 18-7 9:13 Tied with five minutes remaining 0-0 the head coaches is currently 4. 5 years. @OSU Minnesota 18-6 5:32 Leading with one minute remaining 13-0 If you take out the dean of Big Ten @QSU Minnesota 13-4 3:16 Trailing with one minute remaining 3-13 Tied with one minute remaining l-0 coaches, Gene Keady, and his 21 years Indiana Minnesota 14-1 2:55 at Purdue and you have an average @Iowa Minnesota 7-0 :59 Leading after first five minutes of first half ll-5 tenure of 2.8 years. There have been osu Minnesota 11-2 1:49 1i-ailing after first five minutes of first half 5-5 SIX new coaches added in the past two osu Minnesota 6-0 1:44 Tied after first five minutes of first half l-3 seasons. @NU Minnesota 9-2 3:51 Winning the first five minutes of second half 10-2 Losing the first five minutes of second half 4-ll MSU Minnesota 16-5 6:06 Tying the first five minutes of second half 3-0 SLOW STARTS: Minnesota trailed at @MJCH Minnesota 16-5 5:17 halftime in nine of irs 16 Big Ten games Shoot 50% or above from the field -:"_0 this sea.1on. They were ll-2 when lead­ DOWN THE STRETCH: The Shoot below 50% from the field 10-13 ing at the half The losses to Wisconsin Golden Gophers have outscored their Opponenr shoots 50% or above from the field l-6 Opponenr shoots below 50% from the field 16-7 and Illinois (home) were the first losses opponents 382-324 in the last 5:00 of Shoot 40% or above from the field 16-4 of the year when the team led at half. regulation and overtime, and have Shoot below 40% from the field l-9 scored the same amount or more than Opponent shoots 40% or above from the field 'i-ll TOUGH IN TIGHT GAMES: The their opponents in that time frame in Opponent shoots below 40% from the field 12-2 Golden Gophers are 7-1 this season in 21 of 29 games. Outshoot opponenr from the field (%) 15-0 Outshor bv opponenr from the field (%) 2-U games decided between l-5 points. Last Shooting is equal 0-0 season, the Golden Gophers were 3-3 in BALANCED SCORING: Minnesota's games with margins between l-5 points. four leading scorers this season, junior Outrcbound opponenr 10-2 forward Dusty Rychart, senior guard Ourrebounded bv opponent --10 HALFTIME ADJUSTMENTS: Terrance Simmons, senior fotward Rebounds are equal 0-l 1\llllnesora is 13-3 this season when John-Blair Bickerstaff and freshman Less turnovers than opponenr 10-'J thev have won or tied the first 5:00 of forward Michael Bauer- the laner 1\ lore turnovers than opponenr 'i-4 the second half. two of whom are out for the rest of Turnovers are equal 2-0 the season - are averaging between !\lore assists than opponent l'i-1 BACKCOURT PLAY IS KEY: 14.5 (Rychart) and 10.9 (Bickerstaff) Less assiSts than opponent 1-H A"l\ts are equal 1-4 Minnesota is 4-3 this season when both points per game. Since 1950, irs starting guards score in double fig­ Minnesota has never had four players Bench outscores opponenrs bench <).) ures. 11- 'i when one of the starting average in double figures within five Bench outscored bv orponenrs bench H-10 guJrds score 111 double figures, and 2-5 points per game of each other at the Bench scoring is equa 0-0 when nenher backcourr starter hits dou­ conclusion of a season. Bench outrebounds opponenrs bench H-5 Bench ourrebounded bv opponenrs bench -4 Entering his final game, Bickerstaff Sundav· 1-1 was the only Big Ten player who was in the top 25 in the conference in scoring (25th, 11.3), top 15 in Steve Esselink (Hills, Minn.) from Worth Noting rebounding (11th, 6.4) and top I 0 in Augustana (S.D.) and invited walk-on • The Big Ten holds a 103-31 assists (tied for 7th, 4.2). Bickerstaff Jeff Hagen. Four student-athletes made had surgery on Feb. 15, in Denver, the team at tryouts: #5 Wade mark against non-league opponents. Colo., and it was deemed a success. Hokenson (Watertown, Minn.), a 5'9" • The Golden Gophers have had five different He had eight screws and a metal plate guard; #30 Justin Lorang players lead the team in scoring in the past nine put in to stabilize the fracture and will (Worthington, Minn.), a 6'5" forward; games and six different players have led the be immobilized for a week, before #24 Tyree Bolden (Milwaukee, Wis.), a team rebounding in their last nine games. beginning his rehabilitation program. 6'5" forward; and #35 Randy Chall • Minnesota has been credited with assists on The surgery was performed by the (Forest Lake, Minn.), a 6'5" forward. 63 percent of its total field goals this season Denver Nuggets' team physician Dr. Golden Gopher football standout #40 (468 assists in 744 FG). Steven Traina, who is a close friend of Matt Anderle (Roseville, Minn.) joined • The Golden Gophers had a season-low 23 the family, daring back to when John­ the ream on Fri., Jan. 5. Blair's dad, Bernie, was the coach of rebounds in the loss to Michigan State. the Nuggets. ESPN COLLEGE BASKETBALL • Minnesota had a season-high 43 rebounds in the AWARDS SHOW SLATED FOR loss to Penn State. In that same game, BAUER LOST FOR THE WILLIAMS ARENA: The ESPN Minnesota had season-lows for assists (8), three­ SEASON WITH BROKEN ARM: College Basketball Awards Show is pointers (4) and three-point attempts ( 12). Redshirt freshman Michael Bauer, who going to be held at Williams Arena • Minnesota is 14-9 when Dusty Rychart scores in missed the majority of last season due on, Wednesday, March 28 at 6 p.m. double figures and 3-4 when he fails to to injury and was granted a medical The annual event will acknowledge score at least I 0 points in a game this season. redshirt, will be sidelined for the the top players in the country. • The team's school record 16 three-point FG m remainder of the 2000-0 I season after suffering a broken left forearm in the MONSON TO BE JUDGE AT the Michigan State game was six more than the second half of Minnesota's loss to ESPN SLAM DUNK AND THREE­ team's previous season high (I 0@ Florida Stare). Purdue on Jan. 27. Bauer underwent POINT CONTEST: Minnesota head surgerv to repair the damage, which Coach Dan Monson will serve as a included the insertion of plates and celebrity judge at the ESPN Slam screws into the arm. Dunk and Three-Point Shooting Contest, Thursday, March 29 at 6:30 WINNING THE CLOSE ONES: p.m. at the Gangelhoff Center at Numbers Game 1--.llnnesota's nine losses to Michigan Concordia College in Sr. Paul, Minn. 5 ... Junior forward Dusty Rychart is ranked fifth in Swe. lllmo1s, Iowa (2), Indiana, Ohio Monson will join hosts Dick Vitale rhe Big Ten for all games in rebounding, offens1ve Sure. Penn Stare. Wisconsin and and Brad Nessler on the broadcast. rebounds and free throw percentage. Purdue have been decided by an aver­ age of I ).2 p01nts- Minnesota's other HOME OF THE FIRST 7 ... The number of B1g Ten reams in the :-.:C\A s1x B1g 'len game>. live of them wins, ROUNDERS: Minnesota has been T!1urnament were decided bv an average of 6.6 home to the first round pick in the points. lfvou take awav UM's 18- NBA draft the past few years. The 7.6 ... 1\!innesota's average number of three-po1nter' pO!n! win over \lichigan and the aver­ Gophers have had more players taken made per game rhis season (4.2last season). age margin is 4.4 points. in the first round of the NBA draft the past four years than any other Big Ten 8 ... ~umber of different Golden Gophers who hJve RECRUITING CLASS IN THE school. Bobby Jackson (Super Sanies) led the team in rebounding and three-point tidJ TOP 10 NATIONALLY: The and John Thomas (Celtics) were first goals made in games this season. L'n1vermv of \llnnesota men's basket­ round picks in 1997. Sam Jacobson lull recruirmg class is listed among the (Lakers) was in 1998. Quincy Lewis 9 ... The number of Big Ten teams in postse>on pl.l\'. rop I 0 nat10n.1llv by some recruiting (Jazz) was a first round pick in 1999 The most of anv conference in the country. >er,Re' a' 1 he fall signing period drew and Joel Przybilla (Houston) was a first ro .1 dmc. Hoopscoop ranks the Golden round pick last season.

13.1 ... Minnesota's average number of turnovers ;It Gophers in a tie for sixth nationally home over the last eight games (I 05 total). and tiN in the Big Ten. Bob Gibbons GO CAMPIN': Reservations are now Ali-Srur Rrport ranks the Golden being accepted for each of Head Coach 74 ... Davs between todav's game and the last time Gophers' class as tops in the Big Ten. Dan Monson's 2001 summer basketball rhar Minnesota played a nonconferecne opponent at Mrdu•m Hoops has the Golden camps. A variety of camps are being Williams Arena. Gophers' recruiting class ranked fourth offered, from half-day to full-day to in the Midwest and second best in the week-long intensive sessions. Camps are 240 ... approximate number of days before Big Ten behind defending national open to ages 4-17, with different ses­ Minnesota's eighth-ranked recruiting class plays their champion Michigan State (third). sions designed for specific age groups. first game at Williams Arena. Call Vic Couch at (612) 710-CAMP or WALKING ON ... : Minnesota's roster e-mail at [email protected] consisted of just II players, nine on for more info. scholarship, after accepting transfer --~------,

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Minnesota scored 100 points or more: Minnesota was held to kss than 50 points: Nov. 25, 2000. Minnesota beat TCU 107-99 in the semifinals of March 2, 2000. Michigan State held Minnesota to 43 poims in a 79- the Hawaii Pacific Thanksgiving Classic in Honolulu. Minnesota 43 vicrory for the Spartans. Minnesora shor 30 percent from the field drained a school record 38 free throws and shot 56 percent from and was held to just 17 field goals and 29 rebounds, both season-lows. the field (30-for-54). Dusty Rychart (32) and Terrance Simmons (26) combined for 58 points for the Golden Gophers. Minnesota had a player score 30 points or more: March 8, 200 I. Kerwin Fleming hit five three pointers and tallied Minnesota allowed 100 points or more: 31 points, rwo short of the Big Ten Tournament record, in a 91-77 Feb. 20, 1988. Iowa beat Minnesota I 07-86 at Williams Arena in loss to Purdue. Fleming had a career-high 22 poims at halftime and one of the worst home defeats in school history. is the third UM player to tally 30 or more points in a game this year (Simmons-2, Rychart-2, Fleming). Minnesota won an overtime game: Jan. 20, 200 I. The Golden Gophers defeated Indiana 78-7 4 at Minnesota had a player score 25 points or more: Williams Arena. Forward Dusty Rychart scored 17 of his game-high March 8, 2001. Kerwin Fleming hit five three pointers and tallied 21 points in the second half and overtime as Minnesota was able to 31 points, rwo short of the Big Ten Tournament record, in a 91-77 post irs sixth win when trailing with 6:00 to plav. Mmne>ota trailed loss to Purdue. Fleming had a career-high 22 points at halftime and hv 1) points with 2:'i5 remaining. is the third UM player to tally 30 or more points in a game this year (Simmons-2, Rychart-2, Fleming). !Hiwusota lost an ovatinu game:

'!\brch 3, 1990. #17 Minnesota lost 75-73 to #14 !\lich1gan ~rare Minnesota had five players in double figures (points}:

ar 'V;'illiams Arena. The Spartans' Steve Smith pumped 1n 3'> p01n1s 1-'chruary 17, 200 I. Minnesota defeated Michigan 93-75 as w lead the vicwrs, while Melvin Newbern and 'V;'ilhe Burwn ead1 Terrance Simmons tallied 30 points, Travarus Bennett had 18 had 20 points for the Golden Gophers. points, Shane Schilling had 13 points, Dusty Rychart had 12 points ;md Kerwin Fleming tallied 13 points . .Minnesota played a doubk overtime game:

',\l.mh 13. 1983. Minne>ota lost 70-67 10 Illinois 1n Ch;~mpaign. ftfinnesota had a player with 15 or more rebounds: Ill (.<·mer Randv Breuer led the Golden Gopher' w11h 24 point\. ).1n. 20, 200 I. Dusty Rycharr pulled down 16 rebounds vs. Indiana

111 4 78-7 4 overtime win at Williams Arena. Rychart recorded II of .\liwusolll /,eU an opponetll to kss than 60 points: hi' bo.1rds in the second half and overtime.

1-'ch. (,, 2001. 1\lmnesota held :\orrhwestern w 'i'l po1111' 1n J (,(,. 5'1 wm ar 'V;'elsh- Rvan Arena. It was the sixth tim<' dunn!! the Minnesota had a player with 10 or more assists: 2000-01 se;~son the Golden Gophers had held a te.lm 10 1..-., th•n Sov. 24, 2000. John-Blair Bickerstaff dished out I 0 assists in (,0 points in a game- Minnesota held opponent. to under(,() !'.ltnncsora's 86-75 win over Hawaii Pacific in Honolulu. pomts onlv three rimes in the 1999-2000 campa1gn Minnesota had a player with five or more steals: ,\lirmesot't wm held to kss than 60 points: Dec. 28, 1999. Kevin Burleson had a career-high five steals vs.

\l.n.:h 4. 2001. llllllr the Ill mi. Mmnesota shot 3(> percent from the tield I 1'1-tor- 'i~l' and wa.s held to 1') 1-'C and 18 FT anempts. l'.firmesota had a player with five or more blocks: Feh. 5, 2000. Joel Przybilla had six blocks in a 66-64 loss to ftlirmesota held an opponent to kss than 50 poims: \X'isconsin. The performance marked the 15th time in his career Jan. 6, 2001. Minnesota held 1tl2 Wisconsin to 49 p01nts 111 a 'i4- that Przybilla had five or more blocks. 49 win at Williams Arena. The Golden Gophers held the B.~Jgcr' to 2-for-13 shooting from three-point range.

• ~1mnc..,olJ h.u.i g-J.mes played from r~e 1993-94 season thruu~h the J')')M ')'i \C.uo.tn that fell under thc ... c catC"gow:s eroued I rom the record books due w the SCA:\ Commntee on lnfracuons rulmg. r------, INDIVIDUAL HIGHS Minnesota Opponents Points 34 Dusty Rychart (Hawaii Pacific) 31 Greed Daniels (TCU) 34 Terrance Simmons (Michigan State) FGMade 12 Dusty Rychart (Hawaii Pacific) 15 Marcus Griffin (Illinois) FGAtt. 18 Terrance Simmons (Michigan State, Purdue#) 23 Greed Daniels (TCU) 3PTFGMade 7 Terrance Simmons (Michigan State) 6 Greed Daniels (TCU) 3PT FGAtt. 12 Terrance Simmons (Michigan State) 15 Greed Daniels (TCU) FTMade 12 Terrance Simmons (TCU) 14 Ken Johnson (Ohio State) FT Att. 15 Kerwin Fleming (Purdue #) 15 Ken Johnson (Ohio State) Rebounds 16 Dusty Rychan (Indiana) 15 Reggie Evans (@ Iowa) Assists 10 John-Blair Bickerstaff (Hawaii Pacific) 9 Carson Cunningham (Purdue#) Turnovers 6 John-Blair Bickerstaff (Morris Brown) 6 Kevin Braswell (Georgetown) 6 John-Blair Bickerstaff (Illinois) 6 Brian Cook (Illinois) 6 Terrance Simmons (Ohio State) 6 Zach Williams(@ Ohio State) 6 Boban Savovic (@ Ohio State) Blocked Shots 4 Michael Bauer (Nebraska) 6 Brian Cook (Illinois) 4 Michael Bauer (Centenary) 6 Ken Johnson (Ohio State) Steals 4 Travarus Bennett (Iowa) 6 Collier Drayton (Northwestern) 4 Terrance Simmons (@ Purdue) 4 Terrance Simmons (Michigan State) Minutes Played 43 John-Blair Bickerstaff (Indiana) 43 Tom Coverdale (Indiana)

# Big Ten Tournament

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Double figure scoring games: Rychart (22). Simmons (20), Bauer (14), Bickerstaff (14), Schilling (II), Burleson (6), Fleming (5), Bennett (3), Hagen (1) Double figure rebounding games: Rvch.ut (6). Bauer (2). Bickerstaff (1), Bennett (1) Double-Doubles (Points & Rebounds): R~·ch.m ( ') ). Bauer (2). Bickerstaff (I), Bennett (1) 1 5+ point scoring games: Rvdurt (II). Simmom (II). Bickerstaff (7), Bauer (4), Bennett (2), Fic:ming Ul. Schilling (I), Burleson (1) 20+ point scoring games: Rychart (7). Simmom (6), Fleming (2), Bauer (1), Bickerstaff (1) 25+ poim scoring games: Simmons {4). Rvchart (2) 30+ point scoring games: R~·chart (2). Simmons (2), Fleming (1) 10+ rebound games: Rvch.m ((,). B.IUer {2), Bickerstaff (1), Bennett (1) 1 5+ rebound games: Rvchart {I) Games leading team in scoring: S;mmons (II l. Rychart (9), Bickerstaff (6), Bauer (2), Schilling (2), Flcmmg (2J.Bcnnett (I) Games le11ding team in rebounding: R~·dwt (I)). BackcrMaff (8), Bauer (6), Simmons (3), Bennett (3), Schilling (2). \X'ildenborg (I), Fleming (I) Games leading team in assists: Simmons ( 16). Bickerstaff (I 0), Burleson (7), Rychart (4), Schilling (2) Gmnes leading team in minutes: Backcrstafl(l4). Simmons (9), Rychan (8), Bauer (3), Schilling (1) G11mes uading team in FGA: R~·chan ( Ul. Simmons {10), Bauer (7), Bickerstaff (4), Schilling (1), Bennett (I) Games uading team in FTA: Simmons (9). Bickerstaff (8), Rychart (5), Fleming (4), Bennett (1), Hagen (I ). Bauer (I). Burleson (I) Games leading team in fouls: Bickerstaff (8). Rychart (8), Wildenborg (6), Bauer (6), Burleson (6), Schilling (4). Bennett (3), Hagen (2), Simmons (1), Fleming (1) Games leading team in 3-pt Made: Simmons (12), Bauer (8), Schilling (8), Burleson (6), Fleming (6), Bennett (2), Bickerstaff(I) Games leading team in 3-pt Att: Simmons (I 5), Bauer (9), Schilling (5), Burleson (4), Fleming (2), Bickerstaff (I)

L------~ . . GOPHER. 2000-01 Season Recaps!Boxscores

Recap: Minnesota survived some cold first-halfshootingfivm itJ gutzrds and ral&d to deftat UNC­ forward Dusty Rychart scored a career-high 34points on 12-for-15 shootingfivm the Greensboro 81-61 in the regular-season opmer for both teams. The Goldm Gophers' two kading and a pnftct 9-for-9 Jrom the free thruw line to kad the Golden Gophers to an 11-point win scorers on the roming. Shane Schilling and Terrance Simmow, uxre held to a combind 1{0rt ofO­ in a qwzrtnjinal game ofthe Hawaii Pacific Thankgiving Classic in Honolulu. Mimt=ta opened jiJr-]0 in the first half Schilling connected on 5-()f? and Simmons on 5-()fl2 in the find 20 min­ a 19-point lead

Minnesoca Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt UNCG Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Minnesou Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt HPU Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Bauer, F 3.1 2-6 2-2 6 7 joseph. F .\; 1-Ll 3-4 10 I 14 Bauer, F 26 1-6 3-4 6 0 5 Smith, F 38 5-7 0-2 4 10 Bickers~atT, F 3.1 4-9 2-4 6 3 II Bovthe, F I" 0-4 0-0 _l 0 0 Bickerstaff. F 33 4-5 0-1 3 10 8 Subotic, F 27 2-8 2-2 0 7 \X'ildenborg, C 15 .l-4 2-2 _1 0 8 Schuck, C _l(, (,.J.l 8-11 L\ 0 20 Rvchast, C 29 12-15 9-9 9 I 34 Stewart, C 26 5-8 5-6 I 15 Schdlmg. G 21 S-14 3-4 6 3 14 Eldridge. G 2H _\-1_\ 0-0 (, 8 6 S~hilling. G 28 6-11 0-0 2 4 13 Avilla. G 27 3-1 0-0 Simmom. G 2R 1-11 1-2 G 3 12 Jameson. G 5-~) 0-ll -~ 0 22 Simmons, G 32 6-14 0-2 2 7 15 Spajic, G 35 4-11 6 7 16 Rurle~on 18 3-6 1-1 0 4 7 Tavlor 4-6 l-~ 10 Burleson 27 2-3 0-0 3 3 6 Paul 13 2-5 2-2 7 Flemm~ Ill 1-3 0-0 0 0 3 Ts~pa.' ll-0 l-2 I Fleming II 0-3 0-0 0 I 0 Jensen 15 2-5 4-5 3 8 Bennen IS 3-1 0-0 3 8 McCanhv 0-0 0-0 0 Bennett 9 1-2 0-0 4 0 3 Karanovic 18 2-3 0-0 4 5 Hat:en 14 2-5 7-8 0 II Williasns' 1-1 1-1 3 Wildenborg 3 0-0 2-2 0 0 2 Lagemann I 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 lloken.<.on 3 0-1 0-0 0 0 Fitzgerald 0-0 0-0 0 Hagen 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Lorang 3 0-1 0-0 0 0 CluJ! 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 H.\.\l 4 TEA.\l 4 TEA\l 5 TEAM 3 lC.H.tls 200 28-70 18-23 39 18 81 Totals 200 21-59 14-10 46 II 61 Touls 200 32-59 14-18 34 26 86 Touls 200 25-52 19-24 25 15 75

H,lftime: Minnesota 33. t;:-;CG 28 3-Pt Go.Js: Minn -7-17 (B~ekerst>IT 1-1. Simmon> 1-1. Schilling Halftime: Minnesota 42, HPU 29 3-Pt Go.Js: Minn- 8-17 (Bauer 0-1. Rychast 1-1. Simmons 3-8, 1-5, BJ.uer l-2. Burleson 0-2. Flemmg 1·2, Bennett 2-2) L'!\:CG- _\-I~ (IJ.meson 1-.~. E!Jndl!e 0-2. Schilling 1-2, Burleson 2-3, Fleming 0-1, Bennett 1-1) HPU- 6-20 (Subotic 1-5, Stewart 0-1. Avilla 1- J1Hc.-ph 1-4. S..-:hu(k 0-1, Tavlor 1-2) .\, Spa1ic 2-4. Paull-3, Jensen 0-2. Karanovic 1-2) Turnovers: .\1ume~ola 10. L;;..;CG 23 Person.tl Fouls: MmnesotJ 1(>, L'SCG 2.2 Turnovers: Minnesota 18, HPU 15 Person.! Fouls: Minnesota 19. HPU 19 Technicals: :-;one Fouled Out: Wildenborg Att: 11.821> Technicals: None Fouled Out: Smith Att: 1.119

: ·_ J.1 1l· e Rm1p: For tiJ< stwnd co•~cutwr >rasoll, a jolm-Biair Bukerstaj{baJirrr 111 tl~_linal mommtJ p Rrrap:]unior forward Dusty zhart scorrd 30-plus points forth. S mn,l/11/1/g to ,rJI>t' tf,_ Go!.bl Coplin'S d On<·point kad SopiiOmtlrr .WISl' s.J, nJ hu J p.zzr Cl.rou- Rychart becam< the first Golden Gopher in 35 _"ft!ars to post back-to-back ~int games, of frrr tlmmo U'tJh tlrrrr st'lmui. mnammg to Sl'al thr wm. RrriJ11rt{i-rshman ,\[,.·IW' fuunlrd uJ,.I£ gutzrd Tmunc< Simmons S Min ~G-A Fr-A, , R A Pt MinneJOU Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt TCU Min FG-A Fr-A R A Pt H.I.UC'L 1- I' (J-12 "-H I 3 21 \X.'illu.nu. F 24 4-8 I II Rn.Ju.n. F 31 11-16 10-13 10 4 32 Carroll, F 37 3-13 2-2 6 6 9 P.h.kn\IJ.JL i· \I H-S 1-~ ') 17 Colcm;~n, F \J 1-4 6- ... II 12 B~ekent>lT. F 34 3-3 10-16 II 5 16 Anthony, F 27 7-12 2-3 4 0 16 <;.s \\ dJcnhoq.:. ( H 1-< ll-ll, , \ Evans, C 2S \-.1 0 II \X'dJenlx>rg. C 22 2-4 1-2 4 0 5 Dav~nport, C 18 4-6 1-2 4 0 9 ,,hdllllj.:. c ~') 1-H Ill Wn~ht. C II Il-l 1-~ '>,hdhn~. C 2? 6-10 0-0 3 I 14 McTver, G 26 2-4 0-0 0 c 6 '\,f1lfll

1 L\.\l 4 TEA\1 I HA\1 3 TEAM 2 "Iuuh 200 2.,-~~ I S·20 32 ll 77 Tot.!s !OO 2.\.(>l !S-.\0 .1M IS "4 Touh 200 30-54 38-49 41 18 107 Tot.!s 200 35-70 16-20 26 19 99

H.~lfunte: Ceurt-:a.l ~S. ~lmne\ot.l ~ ... 3-P[ Goo~ls: ~linn - 8-1"" (~ammom 1-\. ~\.hallmt:. ~ \. ltauer ~­ lhlfume: TCU 51. Minnesota 49 3-Pt Go.Js: Minn - 9-20 (Rychast 0-2, Simmons 4-8, Schilling 2- "'· Rurle\on 1-.\. HemmJ,: 0-1. Bennett 1-1. Rych:ut 1-1) Gror~1.a. \-~1 (\'(',Jil.um I·" h·.am 0-1. 4. Burlnon l-2. Fleming 1-2. Bennett 0-1, Bauer 0-1) TCU- 13-34 (Casrolll-8, McTyer 2-4. Daniels \\ r1~ht lJ. \. l..J\"1\C ~-N. lone\ 0-2. Thom.u 0-1. Patr11.:k 0-1) b-1 '- ,4JI,w.ov 1- I. Mcrriex 3-6) ·r_urno~n: ~ttnne .. ou I h. l;eurp.a 1.., Pcnonal Fouls: Mmne\ot.a ~I. l ~("tnp.a 1X Turnovt:rs: :\1innesota 18, TCU 12 Person.! Fouls: Minnesota 20, TCU 30 'lt'"<.hnau.k ~one- Fouled Out: ~one '1

. . ::~ ' Recap: Hamperrd by a slow start, Minnesota could not rally(i-am a 19-point J,alfome deficit and Recap: The Golden Gophers suroived a sub-par performance to outlast Moms Brozm, 64-53. in suffered Its first setback t,'the season in the champiomhip game o(the Hawaii Pacific Thanhgtving the teamj firrt home game in over two weeks. Medical redshirt freshman Michael Bauer posted his Classic. 'iJ:h shooting etter than 50 percent in each of the fim two games %the weekmd, the first carur doubk-doubk with 11 point'i and 12 rrbounds to kad the Goldm Gophers. Senior guard Goldm >phers connected on only a 29 pm:ent clip agaimt the HIYJ"'· Seniors }o n-B!dir Terrance Simmons and junior forward Dusty R:ychart each scorrd 17 point'i to pace the offense for and Terrance Simmom kd the way with 11 points each. Minnesota.

Minnesota Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Georgetown Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Minnesota Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Morris Brown Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Rvchart, F 37 2-11 2

Halftime: Georgetown 41. Minnesota 22 3-Pt Goal" Minn 7-22 (Rvchart 0-4. Simmons 2-4. Halftime: Minnesota 35, Morris Brown 24 3-Pt Goal" Minn - 6-17 (Bauer 1-2, Fleming 1-3. Schillmg 1-4, Burleson 0-1, Flemmg 0-1, Bennett 1-2, Bauer 3-6) Georg. Braswdl 2-6. Perrv 0-1 I 2. Adams 1-3, Daniels 0-1, Jones 1-3, Thomas 0-1, Dunn 1-3, Mack 0-1) Turnovers: Minnesora-13. TCU 12 Personal Fouls: MinnesotJ I .... Georgetown .22 Turnovers: Minnesota 18, Morris Brown 19 Personal Fouls: Minnesota 13, Morris Brown 20 TechniQls: non~ Fouled Out: Bauer Technical" none Fouled Out: Allison An: "")0 Ate 11.913

MINNESOTA '7'!ii Il'LQ.tQ1U!STATE/7.f .·.·.·. Uon CoU~ Chlif~f!!' -~~· ~8f:~ ~ ~~~~5(S .. &mp: In d ~dme tlwfrutllrrd 15 nrs ulld 12 kad changes. /1./umnotJ r;mbi~.tllrnY[ !!.""" m TalldJwsee. ,\fumnotJ ,/.,t '"' 1f~u-w /(~/ur-/6 /(y, lurr swrrd six of his 15 point'i in tht extra session to k Minnesota. Forward Jolm-B!dir r G.!) J /rom be mui thnhrre--pomt rtr, uu:lzuil"£ cashing m on su· of Sl"l-nl trryJ m tlor Jflvnd halj Bu·lterstaff had 11 points and six rrbounds, including a crocial steal !dte in the S«ond half .'>mwr guJrd !errur..-e Smmww kd tlx u~y Wlt J 19 points. Bu-ltrrswff l~eld Goldn1 Eagk guard Brian Wardk to just 15 point'i .

!\bnne~ou Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Florida State Min FG-A FT-A R A Pt M1nnoou Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Ma.rqucne Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt RhhJ.It. F _l) ' - 4-:;, ') 4 loaner. F 2tJ 2-4 4-'i 12 8 B~ 2-\ I 0 12 Cummmg' " ). - ~-- il I' Bennen 16 2-4 0-0 2 0 5 Diggs 4 0-1 0-0 3 0 0 f\.JU('f 20 .\-() ().{) I 0 8 1\bth

ll.\.\1 \ TEA\! 3 TEAM 4 luuh !00 U>-S3 I -1-2! 30 IS 76 Totals 200 26-68 4-5 37 20 61 Tows 200 22-56 13-23 40 II 59

H.Uhim~: ~tmne~ou _\). Flond.J ~tate .B 3-Pt Goals: Mmn- 10-J(, (1-h·~...hJ.It 0-1. ~mmtom \-t. Halftime· MJ.rquene 25. Minnesota 21 3-Pt Goals: Minn - 5-24 (Bickerstaff 0-1. Rychart 0-1, ~ ... hdlm~ 1-2. Burl(')on 2-j, Eknncn 2-.\. B~uer 2-2) Florida State- _\-II \A. D1xon 0-1. l ·u.,.,1orJ I "· ~Hmmom 0-5. Schillzng 2-4, Burleson 0-2. Fleming 0-2, Bennett 1-3, Bauer 2-8) Marquette- 2-12 A.rrrn~ton 0-.\. \\'d~on 2-2) IBI.mloon 2-5. Nnamaka 0-1, Henry 0-4, Wardle 0-2) IUrnovers: ~lmne\ot.J to. florrd.J .Sute lO Pcrsona.l FouJs: ~1ann~ou lH. f-lonJ.J ~Ut(' I') Turnovers: Mmnesora 12. Marquette 15 Personal Fouls: Minnesota 18, Marquette 11 le-chniu..h: Fouled Out: none" T..:hnical" Fouled Out' none Ate Arc 45") x.-1 ~ . . IIPHEA. . 2000-01 Season Recaps!Boxscores

Recap: Four Goldm Go(:ers scored in double jigum as Minnesota crui>ed to a 23-poznt win aver Recap: Smior forward john-Blair Bickerstaff scored 14 points and junior forward Dusry ~..,._-hart Bethune Cookman at zllidms Arena. The starting frontline ofjolm-Biarr Bickrrstaff. Michael posted his strand double-double ofthe season with 13 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Golden Bauer and DusJ. Rychart combined for 51 points and 18 rebounds while smwr guard Terrana Gophrrs 10 an 81-62 win heading in10 the OJTi.mnas break. Minnesota ~layin~rst game Simmons dish~ out right assists. The Golden Gophrrs solved tkir shoonng woes for at least one in 10 days due 10 the annual finals week /ay>ff. A total offour players fin· ed in le figures, game, firing at a 55 percent clip against the visiting Wildcats. with Shane Schilling sroring 10 ofhis 13 points in the jim half Minnesota Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Bethune Cmn Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Minnesota Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Dartmoudt Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt BH .. kc:ntJ!{ F .ll 'i-6 6-10 G 6 16 Kin~} I c 1-.\ 0-U Bickerstaff, F 26 6-10 2-2 6 14 McGinnis, F 28 0-.l 0-0 3 0 BJuer. F 2S o-Il 7-8 G 18 l.oc ood, F 2H 4-IU 'i-') (, I j') Bauer, F 27 2-7 2-3 5 I 7 Harris, F 20 4-10 4-4 0 13 Rvchan. C 22 7-11 3-.l G 0 17 Jes. Dameb, C J.\ 1-4 2-2 0 4 Rvchan, C 27 5-8 3-3 10 4 13 Kissling, C 37 G-11 2-2 18 Schilling, G 21 3-6 1-2 0 1 9 Cage, G .ll l-11 2-2 4 8 S~hilling, G 19 5-7 0-0 3 1 13 Bovd, G 3) 2-'7 3-4 7 Simmons, G " 4-G 1-2 4 8 11 Harris. G c~ l-10 4-4 0 10 Simmons, G 26 3-9 4-5 3 4 10 Bu.th, G 17 3-10 1-2 7 \X'ddenborg 14 2-4 2-4 3 () 6 r-.:ichobon I~ .l-8 0-2 0 6 Bennett 21 0-1 0-0 0 0 Davis 12 1-4 0-0 0 .l Burleson IS 1-_l l-2 3 3 Sanders (, l<~ U-0 0 Burleson 17 3-5 0-0 3 2 8 Friel 4 0-1 0-0 0 0 Flemmg 18 .>-5 2-2 1 Larmond 2j 1-5 0-0 2 Flemini 12 2-4 0-0 1 3 s Osmanovic 13 S-7 0-0 1 13 Bennen 12 1-1 0-0 1 1 Cox 20 7-12 l-l 18 Wilden org 10 1-3 3-4 1 0 5 Naihe 5 0-1 0-0 0 0 Haten s 1-.> 0-2 0 0 2 Lauder 0-0 0-0 0 Harn 6 2-3 0-2 1 0 4 Klingbeil 8 0-4 1-2 0 1 Ho enson .l 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 Jer. Daniels 1-1 l-2 3 Ho enson 3 1-1 0-0 2 0 2 Swanson 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 Lorang 0-2 0-0 I 0 0 Giddens 0-1 0-0 0 Lorang 3 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 Chall 0-0 0-0 0 0 Chall 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 H.A\1 7 TE.AJ\1 l TEAM 3 TEAM 4 lotals 200 32-58 23-35 42 23 93 Totals 200 2)-67 17-24 33 10 70 Touls 200 30-60 14-19 40 17 81 Totals 200 21-58 11-14 33 12 62 Halftime: Minnesota 44. Bethuno Cookman 32 3-Pt Goals: Mmn- 6-14 (Bauer 1-.l. Schilling 2-3. Halftime: Minnesota 41, Dartmouth 28 3-Pt Goals: Minn -7-15 (Bauer 1-2, Rychart 0-1. Schilling Sunmons 2-5. Burleson 0-2, Fleming 1-5) Berhune Cookman -~-1.3 {1\.m~ 0-~. LockwooJ 2..(,, H.um 0- .l-.l. Simmons 0-2. Bennett 0-1. Burleson 2-3, Fleming 1-2. Lorang 0-1) Dartmouth- 9-27 (Harris 1- ~-Cox 1-2) .l. Kmling 4-8, Buth 0-6. Davis 1-1. Friel 0-1, Osmanovic 3-5, Naihe 0-1. Klingbeil 0-2) Turnovers: .\1tnne)ota 15. Bcrhune Cookman 14 Turnovers: Minnesou 12. Dartmouth 14 Penon;&.] FouJs: ~1inne~ora 21. Bethune Cookman 26 Person.! Fouls: Minnesota 15, Dartmouth 19 Technic.Js: !lethune Cookm.u1 bench I 18.44 left m 2nd half) Fouled Out none:- Au li.X-4 Technica.ls: none Fouled Out: Kissling An: 11,864

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Rm1p: Smwr jimwrd jolm-Biarr Bu·kersuz_t~d his most lt.lllJtJ..z/h .-umplnr .~umr o/ d .. Jnl- Rrc:ap: Smio'trward john-Blair Bickrrstajf tipped in a missed foe throw with right strands Jon as ;,, swred 16 pomn. grubbed nght rr nds and disl~rd o~II ,.., uf V:IUr.JnJ.J Arnr.J. Du..ty Ryt·hurt smrrd 15 pomll "',.} v ..mr <;.J,,Um,( J,..J ,\(r.i..ul ( H'f'l>m to a rome-for-behind win The win u.us t tF ofthe u:ason for Mimusota wlxn trailing &1vr ru.-h d11pprd m IO;::,mts each. Thr four playerr in douUr fi~mlar M1mJNJt.1 mmbmrd u•1th (J(XJ to play Bickrrstajfsrored 13 ofhis game- igh l~ints in the st<:Ond hal[and llVertime. ro ,iwt 1--(i"-:W (. .567) m d>r jirld ,\fr,Jurl &uer an.d Terrance Simmons each comribukd 1 points. MlllllC~U(4 M111 FC-A FTA R A Pt La. Ted1 Mu1 ~C-A n -~ R A 1'1 Mtnnnuu. Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Nebruka Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt H~ .. '-nq.ttt.l 1-l -.JJ 1-l 8 - j(, Davts, F Ill 0-0 II (I Bt ... kcrH.J.tl. F 34 7-11 2-2 7 4 17 Belcher. F 38 3-14 4-4 8 '; 10 k\ .. h.HL I \I (,_., l-4 I) ' ;.x 0-~ ,, II X Rnhu1. f 40 3-9 . Me.km~. f c',- 6-8 0-0 7 1 12 Bradford, F 39 2-2 6 I 8 \\ tiJc-nh.)r~. (- I' I-~ l-2 0 0 .1 Johnson. (- ,,, (I-(\ (I \X·,IJrf. C 11 2-4 1-2 3 0 5 Ffriend, C 38 6-9 1-7 8 1 13 ~ .. hdilll~. ~ ~ c I U-0 j() ~tJ.mr\. '-; 1: ·t ..... 00 II 111 \~._hdlul~. (., 26 1-7 4-4 4 0 6 A·utustine, G 2.) 2-6 0-0 3 ) \ll1llll0rl\, c 2'1 2-(l , ' l..c:wts.t; I' I I 1).() ~trnnHm\. c .\6 .\-9 7-12 3 5 14 Fte ds. G 32 4-6 1-1 8 12 I- ,_ B.tucr I X ·l-<· J.J 10 llenJc:-r\on k-2U O! ' 1'1 I i•~etl 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 Cochran _, 4-10 0-0 12 Burlc:-\on I<• 0-.:! 0-0 0 0 Cole 1- . 1-c II (, Bur cwm 15 1-4 0-1 1 1 3 Conklin 13 1-2 0-0 3 P.cnnc:-u II 0-4 0-0 I 0 Fowler I c Ill 00 () B.aucr .H )-13 3-5 8 4 14 Robinson 15 2-8 1-2 I 7 I icmmg Ju .\-X 2-2 I 0 8 \XIIIJarm 0~1 0-1) 0 Hcmm~ 13 1-3 0-0 1 0 3 Wortmann 0+ 0-0 0-0 0 0 ~~..lr" 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Maron () : 00 II (I 0 fknnC'tt 14 0-4 0-0 2 0 0 f{,. '('ll\llll ().j 0-0 II 0 () r or.1n!! 0-1 0-0 I 0 0 ( .h.IJ 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 II-A\! 8 TE.AJ\1 I IL~.\1 2 TEAM 7 lot.J.ls 200 27-)7 10-14 36 18 69 Totals !00 !.\ ~b I ~ II 'I H louis 200 26-63 17-26 39 15 74 Touls 200 25-64 9-16 4S 15 70 H.~..Ifume: .\bnnc:-\Ot.l _\-. Louut.uu Te ... h 26 3-Pt Go41s: Mmn- \ It• 1\i .. k.cr\t.lll : ~ '-.hdllllt.: ~ ::.. lt.alfum<. ,\luumota 27. Nebraska 31 3-Pt Goals: Minn - 5-23 (Bickerstaff 1-2, Schillmg 0-3. ~lrlln\011\ I ~- BJ.ucr J. \. P.cnnen 0-2. Flcmtng 0-l. Hokenson 0-l I ulolll~ 0-1 lH\JIII.I.FI .. ln. h l l,, l\ ''"""""' 1-4. Burleson 1-2, Bauer 1-6, Fleming 1-2. Bennett 0-4) Nebraska- 11-27 (Belcher 0-3. () I. ~lt-d.. Hl~ o.J. )tlmp\ ~-"· lrv.'l\ 0-1. Hc:-ndenon .\-10, Cole 1--1 \l.ultn 0-1· ".u~'""n< 1-'i, Fields .\-4, Cochran 4-8, Conklin 1-2, Robinson 2-5) lurnl)\'ers: .\f,nnnot.l 14. Lout~I.J.n .. Tc:-(h I') lwnoven: Mmncsou. II. N~braska 21 Penon.! h>uls: .\tmnc:-~ou l·l. Luu1Hlfl.l Tc:-ch I) PulW Out: non~ .<\n II ... '''' l«hnocals: none Fouled Out: Belcher, Augustine An: 11.657 IMWMJ!B uurnm 2000-01 Season Recaps/Boxscores

&cap: hve Golden Gophm scored in double figures for the first tzme sinu an 85-82 win over lozw &azp: Minnesota used a stro~ defensive effort to gain its first Big Ten win, 54-49, over #I2 on Jan. I2, 2000 as Mimusota croised to a 34-;:;int win in i}t.nal nonconference test. Snzwr WISconsin at Wdliams Arena. e Golden Gophm held the Badgen without a fold goal for I 0:52 guard Terrance Simmons recorckd team h~hs wit IIJ:,oints and our assists while mm;e Travarus ofthe second half- UW had held Minnesota without a pointfor I 0:33 spanning the finalS: IB of Bennett led the rebounding effort with eig. t boards. innesota shot the baU ~aU flvm the fold (50 the jim halfand initial2: I5 of the second ht_ Sophomore guard Shane SchiUing was a perfect 3- percent) and benefitted fom 45 foe throw attempts. for-3 jivm behind the three-point arc and le the team with 12 points. Minnesota Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Centenary Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Minnesota Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Wisconsin Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Bickerstaff·. F 28 5-8 4-7 6 1 14 Chism, F .l 0-0 0-0 0 0 Bickerstaff, F 34 2-4 5-6 7 1 9 Kowske, F 22 1-4 0-0 9 0 Bauer. F 21 4-7 2-5 .l 0 12 Odukova. F !'l 0-.l 0-0 1 0 Bauer. F 27 4-7 0-0 8 .l 11 Linton, F 33 8-15 2-.l 10 0 19 Rvchart, C 25 4-6 5-5 1.l Willi;rn;s,C I H 1-- 1-2 I .1 Rvchan. F 3.1 4-7 1-2 4 I 9 Pennev. G 25 2-'5 0-0 1 1 4 Schilling, G 21 1-6 2-2 0 5 Aramah. G " '- 4-(> 8 S~hilling. G 24 4-5 1-4 2 I 12 Kellev: G 37 3-8 3-4 .1 9 Simmons. G 25 4-7 7-8 4 17 McCollum. G .~- 9-19 S-'> I 25 Smunons, G 20 0-6 0-1 0 I 0 Boon:e, G 23 1-8 0-0 1 3 3 Burleson 14 3-4 5-6 14 Rabenhorst 25 0-3 0-0 1 0 Fleminb 14 1-4 0-0 2 I 3 Bower 3 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 Wildenborg 12 1-3 4-G I 6 Harris I H 3-.1 0-0 I Wilden org 16 2-5 2-5 9 () 6 Wills 9 0-1 1-2 4 1 1 Fleming 15 0-2 1-2 2 1 Gale 26 .1-9 2-3 0 Burleson 22 1-5 1-2 1 4 4 Vershaw 34 1-4 G-9 3 1 8 Bennett 19 1-3 0-0 3 3 Tomorad 16 4-G 0-1 0 Bennett 10 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 Davis 13 1-4 1-2 2 1 3 H~rn 11 2-2 1-2 0 5 llic 18 0-4 0-0 0 Owens 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Ho emon .l 0-1 0-0 0 0 Lor.m~ J-2 1-2 I _l Ch.dl 0-1 0-0 0 0 TEA\! TE.t\.;\1 4 TE.t\.;\1 2 TEAM 5 lor.Js 200 26-52 32-45 42 16 93 Tou.ls 200 22-61 12-17 33 10 59 Totals 200 18-44 10-20 36 12 54 Tou.ls 200 17-50 13-20 35 9 49 H.Uftime: :-..1111nesota 50, Centenarv 28 3-Pt Goals: Minn- lJ-2.3 (81LkcntaiTO-l. B.tuer ~-t. Rvchan Halftime: Minnesota 23, Wisconsin 24 3-Pt Goals: Minn- 8-18 (Bauer 3-5. Schilling 3-3. Simmons 0-U. Schillmg 1-4, Simmons 2-5. B~rleson 3-4, Fleming 0-1, Benneu 1-2. Hokenson 0-1. Lor.ng 0-1) 0-.1. Fleming 1-3, Burleson 1-4) Wisconsin- 2-13 (Linton 1-1, Penney 0-3, Kelley 0-3, Boone 1-3, Cenrermv- .l-14 (Williams 0-1, Aramah 0-2. :--.lcCollum 2-6. Ham> 1-1. lire U-4) Bow

&co1p: l.ksptu sLiymg m til(! ~ame through the first half the (',.,fdn, GopJ>rr> '"uld 110r m.Jt,l• ti•e &cap. Tht' Golden Gokhm raUiedftmn a 23-point deficit in the second halfto puU within one point firr-pou-er o/1191/3 !lluwu anddropped UJeir B~$. Tm opener 80~>-J Cm1er M .':-~Jmmom. c j2 10-17 3-4 0 27 Savovic, G 33 3-8 7-12 3 14 Burl('~cm 10 0-_l 0-0 () 0 () Mdron O-''·" 0-0 II Burlc,cm 21 3-7 4-5 12 Connolly 21 5-10 0-0 I 15 llc:mmf:_ 1.1 1-l '>-II I 12 1-.hsr 0-0 0-0 () Flem1n~ (, 0-2 1-2 1 0 1 Dudlev 6 1-2 0-0 3 Rennet! 1(, 1-1 0-0 Cross 0-~ ().(1 () Bennett 1' 0-2 0-0 5 0 0 Marti~ 11 1-1 0-0 3 L.or.mg I 041 0-0 0 0 AschJb.JJ 12 1-4 "-Ill () 'I \X'dJcntw•rg 1) 1-2 0-2 2 0 2 \\'dJ('nhor~ 041 0-0 0 Johnson ~·l ~.<, 1·2 I (> II"'' en I 1-1 0-0 0 0 2 t .hJll (I..() ().{) () j).(j (, 0 H.unng10n l'l 2 ' i {.1f.e11 0-1 0-2 0 0 How;ud {).() 11..41 ,, II ()

ll.A.\1 TE.t\.;\1 1 L\.\1 2 TEAM lnt~h 200 23-55 14-20 26 1364 Tou.ls 200 !-.\o !O-!• 40' 1.1 80 lul~h 200 24-59 15-21 31 14 72 Tou.ls 200 22-47 23-30 31 14 75

H.l!ftime: ,\bnn('!tOI.J ~-:". lllmo1~ 2? 3-Pt Go.t.ls: Mmn- 4-14 (B.Jucr:. 4. R\·Lh.ut I :... \~ttlmom 0 \. Halfttm< ~lrnncsora 22. Ohio State 39 3-Pt Goals: Minn- 9-27 (Bauer 3-7, Rychart 0-3. Simmons )lhdlmf:_ 0-1, Burle~n 0-2. Flcmmg 1-~) Hlm01s- 6-17 {Cook 1- .~. Br .&Jiord 1·1. \\'dli.&Jll' I :. . .\1clwn 4 S. Hurk>un 2-{,, Fleming 0-2. Bennett 0-1) Ohio State- 8-15 (Darby 2-4, Brown 0-1. Savovic 1-3. 11-·L CroH 0-1. lohmon 1-2. H.unnt!ton 2-4) t:onrwllv ~- ..,) Turnoven: :-.11nll('~O!J IS, lllmms 21 ·lurnoven: M1nnesota 19, Ohio State 24 Perwn~l Fouh: ,\1mn('~OIJ. 20. lllmo1s 22 PC'non.U f-ouh: M1nnesota 26. Ohio State 21 Technic~h: none Fouled Out: Burleson An I Uno lnhntcals: none Fouled Out: Burleson (MN). Connolly (OSU) An: 17,)28 ------,

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Recap: Minnesota never traikd the mtire contest in defeating Purd= IV n't'TI its Big Tm record at 2-2 Recap: The Hawkeyes flJOk control ofthe gamet:,m the outset in tkftating the Goldm Gophns in and raise their overall record IV I4-3. Four Minnesota starterJ combined IV score GI of the team's 10 Minneapolis. Iowa ~eaturedfou'fx/ay= in doub .!JJ:,res, led by foruurd ~Evans with 25 points points. Smitm Terrance Simmons andJohn-Blair Bick~led the team on the boards with nine each. and 10 rebounds. be loss was ~mfor the Go '::t,h= at home during the 2000-0 I season. Purdue shot only I9 perr:mt in the jim '::!!t_but hit I 0 o its jim I2 shots in the second halfIV quick- Smitm John-Blair Bickemajfand errance Simmons contributed I5 points in the setback, with ly cut iniV Minnesota$ I7-point halftime Simmons adding eight assists. Minnesota Min FG-A FT-A R A Pr Purdue Min FG-A FT-A R A Pr Minnesota Min FG-A FT-A R A Pt Iowa Min FG-A FT-A R A Pt Bickerstaff, F .lG 3-9 G-10 9 12 Lowe, F _lO 4-9 ~-2 ) 5 10 Bickerstaff, F 32 6-9 2-5 3 6 15 Henderson. F 22 l-5 3-4 4 3 5 Rvchart, F 33 8-14 6-9 5 23 Smith, F .l.l 4-10 0-0 6 .l 9 Rvcharr, F 34 5-10 3-4 9 2 13 Evans, F .17 9-14 6-10 10 3 25 BJ.uc:r, F 28 4-ll 2-4 6 12 Allison, C 20 )-II 1-l II B~ucr, F 28 2-8 l-3 3 0 5 Reiner. C 14 2-2 2-4 G 0 6 Schilling. G 21 0-l 0-0 4 0 Lewis,G l" 0-5 0-0 6 0 Schilling. G 22 4-7 0-0 l 8 Oliver. G 34 3-7 6-7 .l 7 15 Simmon~. C. .lG 'i-12 2-4 3 14 Cunningham, G 26 2-8 0-0 6 Simmons, G 37 6-15 2-2 8 l s Recker. G 37 S-8 4-4 .l .l 17 \X'ilJenborg 10 0-0 0-l 0 0 \Verzd 19 2-.l )_" 8 9 Flemint 18 3-6 0-3 9 Worlev 20 l-4 .l-4 3 0 s Burie~on 17 0-3 2-2 l Parkinson 14 2-3 [).() l 5 Wilden org 10 0-l 2-4 0 2 Hogan 19 4-5 0-0 3 10 H"l'en l 0-0 0-0 l 0 Deane 10 2-4 0-0 0 4 Bennett 19 3-4 0-0 0 7 Boyd 8 0-l 0-0 l 0 0 F!em1ng 6 3-5 0-0 0 7 Buscher u 0-2 0-0 0 S..:on 7 l-3 2-2 4 0 4 Hennen 12 0-0 0-0 0 0 Marshall 21 4-8 .\..\ 13 Thompson 0-0 0-0 l 0 0 Garri()' 4 0-l 0-0 0

TE~\1 l TEAl\1 4 T~ I T~ l Tot.ls 200 23-55 18-30 40 18 70 Tows 200 Z'i-64 11-16 41 17 67 Tor.Js 200 29-60 10-21 25 19 74 Tows 200 26-49 26-35 39 18 87 H.Jfrim<: Minnesora 35. Purdue 18 3-Pt Go.ls: Minn- 6-17 !Rvch.m 1-l. Bauer 2-7, Srmmons 2-4. H.lftime: Minnesota 36, Iowa 47 3-Pt Goals: Minn- 6-23 (Bauer 0-2, Bickerstaff l-3, Simmons l-7, ~chillrng 0-l. Burleson 0-l. Fleming l-3) Purdue- 6-15 (Lowe 0-l. Sm11h l-3. Cunnm~ham Rvchan 0-2. Schilling 0-2. Fleming 3-5. Bennett l-2) Iowa- 9-14 (Evans 1-1, Oliver 3-5, Recker 3-5. 2-\ I1J.rkmson 1-2. ~1anh.UI 2-4) Hogan 2-2. Bovd 0-l) lurnovers: ~i1nncsota 14. Purdue 14 Turnovers: Minnesola 9, Iowa 16 Pcn.onal Fouls: ,\1uwesotl I H. Purdue 24 Person.l Fouls: Mrnnesota 27, Iowa 22 "Ie~..hnlc.olls: nonc:- Fouled Out: Lowe (P), Deane (Pl Te

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Rrcap: In" Jl'dJOfl o{mmdJw.·k u.,u, Afimmotu mtry ha~ saz..d 1ts l~nt tJ,_.mr *" tl•v In.zU[WU~>tm R«szp: f'urdue built a I1'/;;int halfo= lead, rev=ing the tab';t::; the prroiou.r week; mmunur I J.n· ~·"'~~' lr; d.Jtmmg" 78-1~ orwry R,.Am kr,..d ,;,.. otrr """""' dllrmf"' Ro,.·Jr.m J..d ""' eku1r J !n>n? blow whro forward Michael Bauer was lostfor the =son with a bro m arm Guard d.- tum rjf/m u•zi• :!I pomts and" Jl'llstm-hzgh IG rrbowztiJ. Tm'lllkr Smmwns ledfour playm in double jiguzn (I1). \lrnncw•u Mrn FG-A FT-A R A Pt Indiana Mrn FG-A ~TA R A Pt Mtnnnou Min FG-A FT-A R A Pt Purdue Min FG-A FT-A R A Pt Htd... C'nt.J.!l. f ·l \ \-10 \-4 (, (l 10 kllnes. F \\ ~..{~ ,._., Brckc"t.Ul. F 27 l-4 2-4 7 7 4 Lowe, F 25 .i-4 5-5 4 5 II 1 khh.J.rt. f \(J .... 14 ""'- ) 1(, 0 .!I SC"Wton, f· \4 l I RVch.llt. F 3.\ 4-10 4-4 5 0 13 Smith. F 33 6-13 0-0 7 l l 5 \\ dJrnhoq.: <' 0-2 0-0 0 H.l.S!on. C ,- s·-· 1- l I II 1\.&ucr. f 10 5-ll 0-0 8 2 12 Allison, C 33 5-10 5-6 8 15 ,, \.'1 "~h;;,m~. t, o-o <) F1fc, G -II -l-11 .. ' ~1mmom. C .\.\ )-10 S-6 2 4 17 Deane, G 17 2-3 1-2 5 .... jfl\!lhlf\\. l, It· 1-l 0-0 \ CovcrdJIC'. C 4\ 4 " \ 4 ~ ... h,Uml! ( ~ .lO 5-12 2-2 3 0 l 5 Cunningham, G 31 7-14 3-4 4 21 t'•Ju{r \\ --1: 11-ll (j l'J ~~ornsh\· .;.l h-ll l : \ 0 14 Rurlnon 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Buscher 7 0-l 1-2 0 l j'i (l..j) ht'l\1\("({ ,- 0-\ Move I c Il-l \ 0 () ~Ieman~!. 18 2-6 l-2 2 0 5 Parkinson 9 0-0 l-2 0 l l flc-m•nt=- (,.[J c· I Owe-m l HI on (I iJ f) Bmnrn 20 l-6 0-0 l 0 2 Lewis 21 4-7 3-3 2 l 13 l\.~rlnon 10 1-\ 0-0 w.J.Jmoor~ 9 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Marshall 15 0-0 0-3 3 I 0 fl"f

11.-\.\1 TEM1 fl.A.\1 4 T~ lot.alt !00 28-M l-1-18 36 17 78 Tows !00 !&-1>4 lb !1 4\ II "4 loK.do 200 23-60 14-18 35 14 68 Tows 200 27-54 20-29 34 17 83 lh.lfume. M.nnnoL,i n. lnt.li.m• \S 3-Pr Go~ls: Mmn- 8-11 {P,,~,.Ur\1~! ! 1 '-.hiihn~ II \ ,10\tnolfl\ ll.Jhun< ,\lrnnesota 2". Purdue 44 3-Pt Go.ls: Minn- 8-21 (Bickerstaff0-2, Rychart 1-l. Bauer 2- 1-2. R..auc-r "·~. fknnc-11 0-.:!. Fitlll: F.lc­ 1 '""""'"' 2-\, Schrllmg 3-7, Fleming 0-3, Bennett 0-l) Purdue- 9-19 (Smirh 3-6, Deane 0-l. (J-·I.Covcrd.Uc I·"· llorn~b\·l-.,,<..)wc-m0-11 \ unn1rlt:h.un 4-H, l.c-Au 2-3. Bc-s[ 0-1) lurntJ\.en .\1ulllC\o{J '1. lndurlJ 1- lutDO\'nl. ,\tmnc-~ou 17. Purdue 1) Pcnon.al h>Uit .\.lulnC"'•'IJ I~- lnd1JI1J }I) l't-non~ Fouls: M1nnesou 20. Purdue 17 lc~..hnll...oi.l•· none f-ouled Out: none l«hn•c.ls: none Fouled Out: Deane Att: 14,123 IMA. . 2000-01 Season Recaps!Boxscores

Rrcap: Despite a career-high 21 poims fivm senior forward John-Blair Bickerswjf, dx Golden Gopher> &alp: Minnesotds jim conference road win in two seasons ftlt mmr like d loss after smior forward dropped a 64-55 tkci .\-12 4-(, 4 12 Simmons, G 37 3·1 0 1-2 3 6 8 Young. G 26 4-6 2-'i I 13 Schilling, G 30 3·11 2-2 3 0 9 Oliver. G 3" 2·9 4-4 8 Schilling. G 3.1 .1-5 2-2 3 'i II Dravton, G 40 2-5 2-4 Burleson 21 2-8 0-0 I 0 6 Bovd 2.; l-4 -~-S _l 6 Flemmg 21 1-3 1-2 I 4 Burke JG 0-1 2-2 Fleming 0-3 0-0 0 0 Thompson 0-0 0-0 I 0 Bennett 31 7-11 2-4 II !6 Jennings 28 3-8 8-12 14 Bennett 21 0-6 0-0 5 I Scan !6 4-6 0.0 I 8 Wildenborg 6 0-0 0-0 0 0 Anderle I 0-0 0-0 0 0 Sonderleirer 6 J.J 0.0 0 Hagen Ll 1-1 0-0 3 2 llagen I I Q.J 0-0 .l I

TEA,\1 TE.M-1 (, TE.M-1 3 TEfuM Tou.h 200 20-60 !0-12 35 II 55 Totals 200 20-54 21-29 43 !6 64 Totals 200 25-47 8-15 33 21 66 Totals 200 18-53 17-28 31 13 59 H.!ftime: Mmne>ota 20.lowa 27 3-Pt Goals: Minn- 5-22 (Brckersr.UT 1-3. Srmmons 1-4. Schillmg !­ Halftime: Minnesota 33, Northwestern 28 3-Pt Goals: Minn- 8-18 (Burleson 3-5, Simmons (,, llurbon 2-4. Fleming 0-2, Bennett 0-3) Iowa- 3-18 (Worlev 0-2. Hogan 2-8, Olrver U-4. Bovd !-4) 1-6. Schilling 3-4, Fleming 1-2, Bennett 0-1) Northwestern- 6-22 (Blake 2-11, Johnson 0-4, Young 3- 4, Dravron 1-2, Burke 0-1) TurnoHrs: .\i1nnesotJ 19. Iowa l) Turno~ers: Minnesota 16, ~orthwestern 13 Pt'f!!>On.J.I Fouls: ~1Jnne~otJ. 21. lowJ 1- Personal Fouls: MinnesO[a 18, Northwestern 18 Tcchmc~ls: ,\inmesotJ hc-nch Fouled Out: none Technicals: none Fouled Out: none Arr: 3,346

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Rrci/ Crmer Km }olmson led tl!f uam witiJ 28 points, st"t't71 rrboundJ Jlui ou· bln.lud J>oo 10 &cap :A •'lliliant Minnesota 1fort ftU short as #414 Michigan State tkftated the Goldm Gophers 94- le,u tlor Bucknon m•...- tl•r Goldm Gophers IV /,and Mmnnot.J 10 fourth otrJ1gl•t lou Jol•rn or.,.,omr /') !'"' 1ILl u•th 3:54 rnnaining. Guard Terrance Simmons poured in a CAreer-high 34 points on 11-for- n.rllor·rn MumrJOfd u•d.l uble to rally fivm a 23-point srnmd I tkfi.·u to cw tlvle.ui IV ;wt IIi J.xmng (7-for-12 three-point FG) IV lead Minnesotds injury-riddkd team. Six Spartans, led by fiN· pomo /Ju m tf,r gdm~. Ourl.r &Ui 11 points, """" in double jigum. ~IIIHH.'WU Min FG-A H-A R A Pt Ohio State Mon f(;.A FTA R A Pt Mon ncsot.1 Min FG-A FT-A R A Pt Michig.n St. Min FG-A FT-A R A Pt H~~..,('t\t.il:. f 1-o J." '' 'i (, Willrarno. f H 4-' 0-0 X :'\.,_h dl1nJ:. F 3'\ 3-10 2-2 3 I II Hutson. F 31 6-10 2-4 7 I 14 R.v~lun. I \(, H-I I .1-'i !.' 0 21 Johnson. C 1.' "·1 I l·l·l' - .'H Rvc hArt. F 3(, 4-10 1-1 2 0 10 Richardson, F 29 5-9 5-6 6 I !6 I, \).J!I.It"lli)Clf~. (. ') 0-\ ().() 0 0 II Brown. C IX (,.)\ ~. ~ ,, I' II"!! r'tl.l ~-4 0-0 4 I 4 Anagonye. C 27 3-3 0-0 3 2 'Jillnllll\\. i., ~-1} 0-0 () ) Connollr. (, .'I ~ ·t ' ~lnl mnrl\.C _l') 11-18 5-8 6 5 34 Thomas, G 25 5-6 2-2 7 3 12 (, \.1) ".J(I (; I; J.j .1" 'i-~ (, "~ t\l!iJ!lr II 4 II S.JV0\'11., .' ' l'\ur !non. t..~ 4-" 4 16 Bdl. G .16 5-9 6-10 I' IIJ.j.:Cl\ I' 1-4 ().I () Marun J" 1.' il-41 ·• \).d Jcnhor~ H 0-2 0-0 I 0 0 Taylor 20 4-9 l-2 u 3 II H<~rir,,m 14 0-.' 0-0 0 Darbv 2h 0 I 1-4 I "() ~le mtnt:. 28 2-6 2-2 0 3 8 Ra'ndolph 16 3-7 6-7 6 2 12 llcmm~ I'! 4-H '' 1.1 Ocokol11'- 01 04) I [) BolJ

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&cap: A Golden Gopher comeback was just not goi"l. tv happen against Penn State. The Nittany Recap: A hot-shootife, Golden Gopher tedm crushed Michigan 93-75 in me biggest margin ofvu:tvry Lim<• wmt on a I 7-0 ron in the middk of the second JtU[to seal Jvfiml£S()tds fore. Pnm State shot 48 at Ann Arbor~ emzna Simmons tallied 30points as Mmnesota posted jive players in doubkJt pm:mt from behind me th=-point arc, wmk me Gopher, shot only zentfrom mtfloor overalL urn. Minnesota shot 54.5 perrenft the&_ld and 58 percentfrom thrte-point ::::J..' and naik I 4 Junior Dusty Rychart was d?t only Gopher in doubk jigurn. kading scorm wid? 22. Gyasi Clint- mrys. The Golden Gopher> held /argtr olverines tv just 39percent shooting 24 penmt from heard kd Pmn State with 2 I. jOt Crispin and Jjler Smith added I 5 a puct. btymd me arc. Michigan's 88 perrmt (2 I -24) for throw shooting ktpt the margin clast. Minnesota. Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Penn Su.te Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Minnesota Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Michi~n Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt Schilling. F 34 2-8 3-.1 8 3 7 lvorv, F 2'1 _,_, 1-2 ) 9 Schilling. F 38 3-5 0-0 5 2 13 Asselin, F 25 1-3 2-2 4 3 4 Rvchm. F 31 9-13 4-4 6 0 22 Cli~e-Heard. .'.l 7-12 7-9 j 21 Rvchart, F 32 4-14 4-5 5 5 12 Blanchard, F 32 7-14 1-1 9 17 H.if!en. C 12 l 0-0 8 0 7 Tare 12 2-4 0-0 4 Wilden org 17 0-1 1-2 5 0 I Robinson 33 5-11 2-l 4 14 Wilden borg 9 1-2 0-0 4 0 2 Egekeu (, 0-1 0-0 0 Hagen 5 0-0 0-0 0 I 0 TEAM 3 Hokenson 4 1-1 0-0 2 0 2 Watkins 19 4-6 0-0 II TEAM 2 Totals 200 24-61 21-24 29 12 75 Lorang 1-1 2-2 0 0 5 Krimmel .l 0~2 0~1 () 0 Totals 200 30-55 19-25 37 18 93 Ch·ll 0-1 0-0 I I 0 Chambliss l-2 ().() 0 3 Anderle: 0-0 0-2 I 0 0 Witkowskv ll~ I 0~0 0 Rnlden 0-1 0-0 0 0 Bekale 11~0 0-0 () 0 TL·\.\1 4 TEA.J\1 Tor.Js 200 23-63 12-15 43 62 Totals 200 31-67 8-11 36 20 82 H.Ufume: .\1innesot.l 22. Penn State -~0 3-Pt Goals: M1nn- 4-12 (S~..hLibng 0-l. Burleson 1-1. Halftime: Minnesota 44, Michigan 42 3-Pt Goals: Minn- 14-24 (Simmons 5-8, Bennen 4-4, Schilling )Lmmons (k~. Flcmmg 1-1, Benncn 1-1. Lorang l-1) Penn Stat('- 12-2'1 tivory 2-4. SmJth 1-l. Joe .l-5, Burleson 2-4, Rychart 0-3) Michigan- 6-25 (Blanchard 2-4, Robinson 2-4, Groninger!.<>, Queen Cn,rm )~II. ion Cmrin 0-3. Tate 0-2. Wa~kins 3-3, Chambliss 1-1 I 1- '. ]one 0-4) Turnovers: ;\1111ncs

Rrcap: Thr Golden Gop/'" rwrtm outsr dij{rr- Rrcap;J1tr kupin£ the score clost in thttm ha!J thr Go/dm Gophm could not makr anoth- m.r m tf,. gumr U'U.rmmu bnu:h mttxorrd Minnnotds I3-{} 17>r Goldm (;opl>m uom- Vel lr, ,.,. •no halfcomt ack happro against t t Hoosim. Indiana handed thtm a 3~oint loss, tht ff1.,uno~ Srmmow, u•l~tJ IJUL.iu nrurf.,·_{l.1t~~ln.J ganu wid!23 pomiJ./ouTdNJD.finv suu.is •.mdm1~ m~.r l~phm' uvmt tUfoat of thr stason. Kirk Haston led tht way with 2 I points a I 4 rtbounds nmwt>n· 1\nw Hurhm .Jx, r..r,rrrfm d~1!1J/I I ),'-lf1 l<;t lurr 1J..JUI'('tl 1.:! rr/JfJWuiJ oumbounded Minntsota 48-24. K"win Fleming led th, Gophm with I 7 points. ~1lllllt:JOU. Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt \Visconsin Mrn FG-A IT·A R A Pt Minncsou Mln FG-A IT-A R A Pt Indiana Min FG-A IT-A R A Pt ~("fliH'll. f II 0~0 2-4 4 Kowske. F 10 2-2 1-4 S,h,llm~. F 31 3-10 0-0 2 2 6 Jeffries, F 22 5-7 3-4 5 3 14 -"~ 1.: :lnlt-:· f _\(l .2-ll o.J 4 Versh•w. F II .\.1) 0~0 h" Rr,h.uc. F 30 5-13 0-0 7 0 10 Haston, F 26 7-12 7-7 14 2 21 1/, -.JJ khh.Ht. C 40 .1-11 2-2 12 9 Penney, G 2-2 ~I Be:nnen, C 30 2-4 2-2 5 I 8 Coverdale, G 28 3-8 4-4 6 6 12 10 '\.1) Kdlev·. G Rurlnon. C 0·1 14 2') ~-4 Burle:~on. G 32 3-11 0-2 I I 7 Fife, G 33 2-4 4-4 5 8 ·i(! S~ I- ,_,, ~lfllllltlTl\, c ~j Boone. G 14 4 II ~- \ 1.: S1mmons. G 27 I-ll 0-0 3 I 2 Hornsbv, G 35 3-7 4-4 4 I 12 II U·l ().() () () J.\ f :nnm~ 0 DJvis II I I FlcnunL 26 3-11 8-10 4 2 17 Move 15 3-4 3-4 5 I 9 \\.'dJc-nhoq.: 0-0 ().() u 0 Lnton 1'1 .. - 0-IJ I \X'dden rg 12 0-1 0-0 I 0 0 Leach 11 0-2 0-0 4 0 0 TL-1..\1 Owens 4 0-1 0--0 () H'j:en 6 0-1 3-4 0 0 3 ()v..rens 5 1-3 0-0 I 0 3 " () 'lot.ih 200 20·S3 S·IO 30 12 S4 W.lls h 1-2 ().J Bolden 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 Roberts 5 0-1 2-2 I 0 2 TE.A.\1 () Ch.ll 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Nev.rton 20 3-4 2-2 4 0 8 Totals !00 H·SO 8·13 .1'> IS 64 And-1 I Totals 200 27-52 29-31 48 18 89 lorals 200 17-63 13-18 24 7 53

H.Jft,mr· lndi>na 35, Minnesota 22 3-Pt Goals: Ind.· 6-16 (Coverdale 2-4, Hornsby 2-'i, Jeffries I­ tf .. lltunc ,\llnllt:'>

&cap: Minnesotds shot at an upset came up just short aJ Minnesota;: 67-59 against the No. 5 ~Minnesota ftU 91-77 tn Purdue in the jim round of the Bc,Jm Toumamem. The Goldm Fighting !Uini. &th teamJ played outstanding defense limiting =h o In 35.~t and 36.4 'P (1 7-13) lost depiu a car=-high 31 poin#1 Kerwin F. ·ng; who waJ 5-of 10 from 3- ptTcmt shoorJ/vm the field with the 'ZLoi"!,. tn !Uinois. The Gophml}t' a 31-30 halftime point mnge. Flemingt::::hed just two pointJ shy o the Big Tro toumamrot scoring rrrord after a 3- lead afor a ng behmd 14-2 early in m . Minnesota led muc o the second half v"' poim ~t with a 15 seconds leji banged offthe rim Purdue grapped the IMdfor good filte in !Uinois p;;/J away filte for the victory. c/im; ing a1;, of the Big Ten regular season champwns7/:; the jir>t and never hoked back, outscoring Minnesota 46-37 in the second halftn cruiu In the win. Minnesota Min FG-A FT-A R A Pt Illinois Min FG-A FT-A R A Pt Minnesota Min FG-A FT-A R A Pt Purdue Min FG-A FT-A R A Pt Schillin{:. F 31 .1-4 1-2 1 0 8 McCbm. F 24 2-1 0-1 1 6 Schillm{:. F 22 2-4 0-0 4 1 6 Buscher. F 29 2-5 5-7 10 1 Rvcharr. F .14 4-12 2<.! 9 1 10 Cook, F .10 1-') 1-1 " 0 II Rvchart, F .14 5-10 1-2 II 2 II Lowe, F 12 2-2 l-2 0 Bennett. F 3.1 4-7 0-0 7 1 9 Griffin.C .11 2-.:; 4-' 12 .I 8 Benneu, C 23 0-4 0-0 2 0 0 Wetz.el.C 20 2-3 0-0 0 Burleson, G 33 2-8 2-2 .I 1 7 Bradford, G 1-8 0-0 1 0 .1 Burleson, G 32 2-8 2-2 1 3 8 Lewis,G 32 9-11 0-0 22 '"I, Smunom. G .18 S-1 S ~-7 s 19 Williams.G 5-11 4-4 .I 1s Simmons, G .19 7-18 0-0 6 18 Cunningham, G 28 1-5 8-8 9 10 Flemmg 16 1-7 4-4 1 6 Harnngton 2.~ 3-9 4-4 0 13 Flemmg 35 8-15 10-15 0 1 31 Deane 30 5-9 2-4 6 6 13 Harn 14 0-0 0-1 3 0 0 Johnson J(, 0-2 4-4 0 H~f~n 13 0-2 2-2 3 1 2 Parkinson 7 0-0 0-0 3 0 Wi denborg I 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Archibald 12 2-1 1-2 0 Wi denborg 2 0-0 1-4 0 0 1 Marshall 22 4-6 4-5 2 1 13 TEAM 4 Krupalija 0-1 2-2 0 TEAM 5 Besr 2 "0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Tot.Us 200 19-53 14-18 31 9 59 TEAM Tot.Us 200 24-61 16-25 28 14 77 Smith 10 5-7 0-0 3 1 II Tot.Us 200 20-55 20-23 43 9 67 Garrity 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Allison 6 2-2 2-2 1 6 TEAM 2 Tot.Us 200 32-50 20-28 37 23 91

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• MATT ANDERLE junior • Forward Roseville, Minn. 6-6.271 Mounds View High School

:Z000-01 Suso" Notrs • A member of 1he Go!ckn Gopher foorball ream chat Joined the squad at the beginning of the ANDERLE'S SeASON BESTS Big Ten season Minutes: 4 vs. Penn State [2/ 14/01) • Has seen actiOn m four games • Played his first game Ln the Maroon .u1d Gold at Purdue on Jan. 27 Points: N/A Rebounds: 2 at Purdue [1/27/01) Assists: N/ A Steals: N/A Blocks: N/A

ANDERLE'S CAREER BESTS Minutes: 4 vs. Penn State [2/ 14/01) Points: N/A Rebounds: 2 at Purdue [1/27/01] Assists: N/ A Steals: N/A Blocks: N/A

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ANDERLE's CAREER STATISTICS .\-POl 'iT REBot·~mS Season Gp Gs !\lin Avg f'g-t"ga 1%1 f'~-··~al% I t"t-t'lai%1 0- D-Tot Avg Hi Asst Stl Blk To PC/Dq Pts Avg Hi 2000-2001 4 0 q 2J 0- I !.0001 ().()I 0001 (). 0 I()()()) 1- 0- 0 .2 I 0 0 0 0 0/0 0 0.0 0 Career 4 0 9 2.] 0- I 1.000 1 0- 0 1.0001 0- 01.0001 1- 0- 0 .2 I 0 0 0 0 0/0 0 0.0 0 e MICHAEL BAUER F"shman • Forward Hastings, Minnesota 6-8.208 Hastings High School i :J()0()-01 s,.,.,.. N•u• • Suffered a season-endmg injury (broken forearm) after scoring 12 points and grabbing eight BAUER'S SEASON BESTS rebounds in lms to Purdue (1/27/01) Minutes: 35 vs. Georg1a [11/19/00) • Has made at lc::.tSt one three-pointer m 17 of his 20 games played • Had at least one blo.:ked shot 111 18 of 20 games this .'>eason Points: 21 vs Georg1a [11/19/00) • Hit a career-high five treys on his way to scoring 19 points and recording three blocks in win Rebounds: 12v.> rvloms Brown [12/4/00) over Indiana (1/20/01) flEEiEts. 4 tlt.Oti"T"E5; la5t"' Netrasl.Purdue [1/27;01) • MinnesotaS second~leading scorer with 1':;in loss to Ohio Srate (1/13/01) • Minnesota'~ second~lead1ng scorer (II) and leadmg ~ebounder (8) in upset of No. 12 Blocks: 4""" tzres; """vs. CCDr< in double ~>ures ( 12) tn win over C with 17 poinu 111 the loo. to Georgrtown (I J/271001 Blocks: 4""" omes: last vs. Centena,.Y [12/28/00J • Scored caret"r~highs wnh 21 points and three assists In ~ tmnes.otJ.) s-econd con'o('("U{Ive wm ovc:r Georgi.! { 11 I 19/00) • ~lade his firs1 career qart in a marocm and gold jerscv \' l' ;...;C.Grttn~born ( 1 1/ 1.. /(X))

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I I eM'~B'2 ~t.BffB sm1siJ!.:~ .l-POI:'>T REBOl'!'mS Season Gp Gs Min A•·~ Fg-t'ga I '7< 1 t·~-t·~a I '7, I t·t-t"lal'7<1 0- D/Tot Avg High A sst Stl Blk To PC!Dq Pts Avg High 1999-2000 5 0 54 10 8 10- 17(588) S- b ( ~COJ ' 6 I 3l31 4- 14/ 18 3.6 6 2 4 2 3 7/0 27 5.4 13 I M (' tl I ( "I R e t/ .\' h I r t 2000-2001 20 13 527 26.4 79-183(.432) 34-X21 4151 36- 50t7201 30- 65/ 95 4.8 12 29 17 30 25 47/1 228 11.4 21 Career 25 13 581 23.2 89-200 (.4-151 39-881.44.11 38· 56i.679t J.l- 79/113 4.5 12 31 21 32 28 54fl 255 10.2 21 TRAVARUS BENNETf junior • Forward Rosedale, MiSsissippi 6-7.205 SW Missouri State-West Plains/West Bolivar HS

2000-01 s~IISOH Netrs • Startounds in loss to Pmn Scare (2/14/01) Rebounds: 11 vs. Northwestem [2/6/01) • Came up w1th a strong paiOrmance alter John-Blair Bi&rsra!fldt the game at Northwestern Assists: 3 tt-ree tlrr'oe5<1ast ... Ce-ii:en;ry [ 12/30/00) (2/6/01) to lead the t

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BENNETT'S CAREER STATISTICS .\.POl !loT Rt:BOl'!lo'DS Sta!>OD Gp Gs :\.lin Avg ·-~-·-~· 1 'iO 1 ··~-·~ ,.,., t"t.f'tat'i>l 0- D/Tot Avg lligb A sst Stl Blk To Pf!Dq Pts Avg Higb 2000-2001 29 5 527 18.2 47-IIOJ4271 I X-..al~! l67r I'· 11 1 7141 35- 7:!1107 :0.7 II 25 28 13 19 6012 127 4.4 18 Carter 29 5 527 18.2 47-110 t.427J 18·4'•··'·71 1$- 21 L714J .1$- 721107 3.7 II 25 28 13 19 60/2 127 4.4 18 e jOHN-BLAIR BICKERSTAFF_ Senior • Forward Denver. Colorado 6-6. 190 Oregon Stau/East High School

2000~01 s~.u•" Notn • Started all43 gJ.mes he played m JS a Golden Gopher BICKERSTAFF'S SEASON BESTS • Scored rwo pomts b=fore rebrrak.Jng hl'i right tibw wtth 1~:18 to go m the first: half in rood wm over Northwestern (2/6/00) Minutes: 43vs.lndlana[1/20/011 • Had five or more a.~st.st~ m ftve nf hi~ bst stx games leadmg into the Northwestern ~e Points:21 atlowa[1/31/011 • :.:~~; f:~;;,-;~~)21~ r;~n:~· ~~t~l;ll~~)n-h~ dutt steals, pulled down moe re nds md kd Rebounds: 11 vs. TCU [11j25/001 • Recorded a. te.1m-lugh ~even liSI.'it.\ .md pulled down S('VC'fl bo.nds m loss al Purdue (I 12710!) Assists: 10 at Hawau Pacif1c [11/24/001 • Tied Terrance Stmmon.~ for re.un-htgh potnt totaJ wirh IS tn loss ro Iowa {1/24/01) • Scored 10 point.Jan.l Tech ( 121 12100), aho recorded a team-high seven J.SSI.~~ J.nd pulled dtM'Il c1~fH rehnund' Points: 21 at Iowa [1/31/011 • Scored 16 potnt.s. p.dled do~T! J tc.lm-lu~h ~•x It' hounds and d1~l-=d out SIX 4.\..mt..~ vs. Bcchw1e Cook.m.lll Rebounds: 12 vs. Anzona State [2/28/981 (12/9/00) !~.1~·ed JJ_l outst.mdmg defensive b>:UTIC «:>n Marquerte'~ leadmg ....:mer. Bn.m \\'udle, m holdmg the selllor gwrd to I 'S pomt~ Assists: 11 vs. UC San D1ego [11/25/971 • Ht CWO fm=-dln.Jw.> to oc ~game and hit a go-.lhe1d shol wtdl c.,- 'lroll~h ~ITl.Utu!if: m ~ul.Uitlfl at MJ.n:p.ldte (I~ lt>O). bcf~ the Glkien EJgb fOrced Steals: 4 vs. D-egon [2/28/981

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2000-01 S,""'" Nem • Sat out dunng the first semester BoLDEN's SEASON BEsTs • Has seen acnon m five games Minutes: 2 three ames, !ast 115 lnd1ana {2/ 28/01) • Played hts first gam~ 111 rhe Maroon and Gold ar Purdue on Jan. 27 • Saw acr1on 1n the flr.sr half of the Oh1o Stare game ar Wilhams Arena (2/3/01) Points: N/A Rebounds: 1 vs. Oh1o State (2/3/01) Assists: N/ A Steals: N/A Blocks: N/A

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:l000-0 I Sr•son Notrs BURLESON'S SEASON BESTS • Started the last el(;ht games • Nabbed a arecr-high SlX steals in loss at Indiana (2/28/0 I) Minutes: 37 vs. M'ch,gan State {2/10/01] • One of onlv two players to score in double figures (14 point>), hitting four rl=cs in loss to Points: 16 vs. Mrchrgan State {2/ 10/01] W=nsin (2/21/01) Rebounds: 5 vs. Morns Brown {12/ 4/00] • Scored a season-high 16 point> m loss to Michigan State (21!0/01) • Scored nine poims m his first start of !he season in rood win over Northwestern (2/6/01) Assists: 6 at Marquette {12/7/00] • Did not play against Iowa (l/24/01) and played only two minutes in loss ro Purdue Steals: 6 at lndrana {2/28/01] (1/27/01) due roan ankle Injury suffered in win over Indiana (1120/0l) Blocks: 2 vs. Dartmouth {12/22/001 • Hit two crun.1l free throws, h1s only two points of the game, with 10 seconds remain­ ing to sC"cure Minnesota's w1n over Purdue (1/17/01) • Hit a cruciJ.I th~-po1mer ro ~uash J. ~'isconsin charge in win ova the Badgers (1/6/01) BURLESON'S CAREER BESTS • Had a near pcrkd shoO[ing ~arne ~amst Cencenary (I ~/30/00), shooting 3-for-~ from beyond the ducc-pomt arc .lnd S-for-6 from the chan()' stripe. to score 14 pomts in Minutes: 37 vs Mchrgan State {2/10/01] only 14 minutes played Points: 23 at Nebraska {12/31/991 • Scored eight pomts with a ca~er-h~gh-rymg t'MJ blocks in 17 minutes against Dartmouth Rebounds: 8 vs. Furman {12/23/99] (12/22/001 Alw recorded 300th carecr pornt and dr.uned IOOth GlSt Morris Bro"11 I 12/4/00) •Tied his then season-high point total (! 0), with .. 11 the pornts rn the first half. in the win over Florida State ( 11/29/00) Blocks: 2 ""'trnes. lastvs.Dartmouth{12/22/00] • One of four players in double figures with I 0 v~. G("org1..1 ( J 1/ J 9/00)

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2000-200 I N•trs s,,,.,. CHALL'S SeASON BESTS • Has played in eight games • Dished out his first assist in loss to Penn State (2/14/0 1) Minutes: 4~~&Penn&a!E [2/14/01) • Pulled down two boards tn win over Bc:thune-Cookman (12/9/00) Points: N/A • Saw his first action in the Maroon and Gold in season opener with UNC Greensboro Rebounds: 2 1/S. Centena"i [12/30/00J (11/17/00) Assists: 1 vs. Penn State [2/ 14/01) Steals: N/A Blocks: N/A

CHALL'S CAREER BESTS Minutes: 4.s.Penn&a!E [2/14/011 Points: N/A Rebounds: 2 vs. Cen!Ena"J [12/30/00] Assists: 1 vs. Penn State [2/ 14/01] Steals: N/A Blocks: N/A

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CHA! J's CAREER STATJSTICS J-POI'iT REBOl':>o'DS Season Gp Gs Min Avg f'g-Fga I o/, 1 f't-h.ai'Yrl 0- D-Tot Avg Hi Asst Stl Blk To Pf!Dq Pts Avg Hi ··~-··~a I o/, I 2000-01 8 0 20 2.5 0- ) I 0001 0-010001 0· 010001 2- )- 5 0.6 2 I 0 0 0 1/0 0 0.0 0 Career 8 0 20 2.5 0- ) 1.0001 0- 0 1.0001 0- 0 1.0001 2- 3- 5 0.6 2 1 0 0 0 110 0 0.0 0 e KERWIN FLEMING junior • Guard Chicago, Illinois 6-3. 180 Kenn~dy King ]C/Hillcre:st High School

:J()()().2()()J ~-• No!WJ • Played in all 30 games th1s season FLEMING'S SEASON BESTS • Scored a carccr~high 31 points m B•g Ten tournament game vs. Purdue. He was JUSt rwo Minutes: 35 vs. Purdue (3/8/01 I points shy of the B1g Ten tournament stngle-gamc scormg record. • Hit threc-of-tlve ~hob from rhrce-po1nt range:: and 8-of-10 from the charity stripe to score a Points: 31 vs~ Purdue (3/8/011 career-high 17 pomu 1n loss at lndtana (2/28/01) Rebounds: Svs. Michtgan (2/17/011 • Pulled down a carc:cr-hJgh nine rebounds and scored in double figures for the founh time this Assists: 3""" TrneS; """vs. fv'i::hga-1 SB:E(2/ 1 0/01 I season with 13 p01nts in wm over Michigan (2/I7/01) • Scored eight points and pulled down a then career-high rhru rebounds vs. Penn State (2/14/01) Steals: 2 three umes; last vs. Ohto St.(2/3/01 1 • Was a big f.Kwr otT the bench for Mmncsota in the Ohio State game (2/3/01), scoring 13 Blocks: 1 thr1!e Umes; klstvs~ Penn St. (2/14/011 points and shootmg -~-for-4 from beh1nd the three-point arc • Scored nine p01nts on a 3-of-) shoO(Ing night from behind the three-point arc against Iowa (1/24/01) FLEMING'S CAREER BESTS • Played 27 mmutn, ~onng a then wrccr-lugh 1') po1nts. vs. Indiana (1/20/01) Minutes: 35 vs. Purdue (3/8/01 1 • Provided seven of Mumesora's n1ne bench points in just SIX mmutes of action in win over Purdue (11!7/011 Points: 31 vs. Purdue (3/8/01 1 • Scored 12 pomts, nme from the chanty smpc, otl the bench aga.1nst Illinois (1/3/00) Rebounds: 9 vs. Mtch1gan (2/17;o1 1 • Came off the bench to score e1ght points 1n the win vs. Lou1siana Tech (12/12/00) Assists: 3 """TrneS; last vs. fv'i::hga-1 sa:.. (2/ 1 D/01 1 • Had first career H.Ht a.s J Golden Gopher vs. Morris Brown { 12/4/00) • Played his first Golden Gopher m1nures when he came otT the bench to help Minnesota gain control of the game vs. UNC­ Steals: 2 three umes; last vs. Ohto St.(2/3/01 1 Greensboro (11/17/00) Blocks: 1 three umes; O.stvs. Pem 5t(2/14/011 • A multi-dimensional pla~er who can play either gu.ud pm1t1on

2000-200 I Game b~ Gau1e ~~~7~/~~~d ~';.u ~ • f't F~ 3r.- 3.1 hm- Fca 0-DJ 1 rf. lo. Wk. Sd :\nt. Pu. 1 1 1- l (). () ~' l;<-.>r~l" (1 1/1')) N 1- 3 (). 1 (). 0 o:.:. "' Ho~.w.1..1·1 Pol<. il 11241 !'-.' II o 3 0- 1 tl ~ IJ (Jd) " ICL' !1!1211 1\; II 1- I ~ Ol I "l,l"n'm I]/(,\ t-.: I ~ < I ~ " ol.l()hh>:0.!.1.ll"(11]_\l "'-.; " I> J u. l'urJuC" il/l-1 f'.; \ I I ~ IJ.- II llll lrw..l,.uu (]{2.0) N 1.-11 I ~ l- \ I' l""".&.il/241 s \. (, \~ tl 41 Purdue llf2-l t-.: " I· C) ·' .u 1<""'411'\ll s " 0~ tl~ (). II lltHl• ,,., \,; l ().' . u.::.. l' .. rdut" 1\ 10 '-..: "' M 1 ~ ~- l o 10 1 ~ I Tot:.&it l/}0 4'8" llj~-15') 28-"'b ~8- I\ ) 1..! "' ..."

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2000-200 I S ..uan N•us HAGEN'S SEASON BESTS • Went 3-for-4 from the free throw !me .lt Indiana (2/28/01) • Started his second consecunvc game-: agamst Penn State (2/14/01) and tied his carec:r­ Minutes: 17 vs. Mich1gan State [2/10/011 high wirh rhr« blocks Points: 11 vs. UNC Greensboro [11/ 17/OOJ • Made firsr career scut agamsr Mich1gan Srare (211 0/0 I) and pulled down a season-high Rebounds: 4 vs. Mich1gan State [2/10/011 four rebounds • Played in 21 of 26 g.1mes Assists: 1 s1x t1mes: last vs Purdue (3/B/01) • Hie a then season-h1gh in conference action with six points, shooting 3-of-4 from tllc: Steals: 2 two "mes; last vs. Purdue [3/8/01) field againsr Ohio Srare (2/3/0 I) Blocks: 3 two omes; lastvs Penn St. [2/14/011 • Blocked a se.bon-hlgh three shots in loss to Iowa (1/31/01) • Scored five po1nts, Including a perfect 2-for-2 effon from the field, pulled down two ~bounds and blocked a shot 1n II minutes vs. Centenary (12/30/00) HAGEN'S CAREER BESTS • Recorded two blocks in five minutes agaimt Bethune Cookman (12/9/00) Minutes: 17 vs. Michogan State (2/10/01) • Surprised everyone by com1ng otT rhe bench vs. UNC-Greensboro (I l/17/00) and vs. Greensboro scoring ll pomts In l4 minutes, Includ1ng a 7-8 performance from the free-throw line Points: 11 UNC [11/17/00) in his Golden Gopher debut Rebounds: 4 vs. Mich1gan State [2/ 10/011 • Walk-on p:>st player with excellent size who is physically ready w conuibute as a true Assists: 1 s1x bmes; last vs. Purdue [3/8/011 freshman Steals: 2 two omes; last vs. Purdue [3/8/01) • A strong reboundcr with great fundamentals Blocks: 3 two omes: last vs. Penn St [2/14/011 • Has a nice shooung touch • Runs the floor well for a big man 2000-2001 Game b~ Game ~ C>rron~nt (Dut) Sr.art i.n. Fg- Fa Jg-Ja Ftm-Fa 0-DIT Pf. To. R•. ~~~-.-\ln. Pn. t ,,.,; ([[lj-1 14 2· I II II - I I : II ( tl'tlf~l.l ( ll/1'11 "' I fl. II ' I () () " ., H.IWfl,'t'!I>WO {][/~(,) Duil•ir~tf'ilt_r .11 Hond.t '11 {) )/~'); II- () II· II .\i"HI' Art~wO ( 12/41 "' (). I II. I II .11 Muqucul· (J:,.r-1 " DuiNr~rPJ..y ikrhvn"'L•••kil2,r.L•il..t(l2'2l'il " () II· () II. '" Lcntcru.r. !12/lOI " II "2· (). II j. I .11 lllmoJ•iii\J " II. I II II () I I '\);.,..._,ll,lll ( l·(ol " D.INMP/.ry .lt{llw• 'or.th 11'1 I• I (). () II. hm.h11 <1'1 .... , " II. II II. II lnJ,..~tuil 1 ~0• " II. I II )...... ill .. , " DuiN«" P/4y " .11 1\mJIK' (J/2"'1 (). II II· II uJ.,.,.,IJ'Ii• " II (). I II. II : ' ( 11-lho 'H.II<" il'\ " II l u: .11 ...,,.,,h_..., .. m •2·'" " I•· II .\lo,hi~.IO "1.11<' 12 ICI' " I'" II. II 1'<-rln''l.alcl:. ,., ' -· II II ,11 ',Jahlllt..lll I~ ,- ...' " II II II il ~ .... """'" (: 21• l>u/Nrnl't.," .11 lnJo.1n.1 !2r.!MI I II. II l I!Jm<>c•l\4 ..."' ,. "II. II II II I ' " l' .. rJ...- 1 \'!11 II II- II. ' I . JMolo 1.124" 1"1 16 }J 0- ll l• 10 H II ll I• 4\

l::it.!:l~t!·~ ~t.B~~B Srt.IIHI!;;~ .'-POI,-r REBOl','DS Seoa!M>n Gp Gs ~lin Av~ F~-F~a <'*I h·hlll.,.l 0- l>ffot Avg lli~h A sst Stl Blk To Pf/Dq Pis Avg High !000-!001 2~ 2 17~ H 16- 33(4~:\J ··IE··~·IJ ] t f)(JUIIt; 1 I'\. ~"' ( ~"'~I 10- !II 31 lJ 4 7 8 14 7 28/0 45 1.9 II Carnr 2-1 178 7.4 16- .B (.4851 0- I 1.0001 1.1- 14 !$111 10- 111 Jl I.J 4 7 8 14 7 2810 45 1.9 11 I WADE HoKEN·soN ! Freshman • Guard Watertown, Minnesota I 5-9. 160 Watertown High School 1

2000-2001 Sus•• New HOKENSON'S SEASON BESTS • Has played SIX games • Saw first action in the Maroon and Gold in season opening win over UNC Greensboro Minutes: 4 vs. Penn ~te 12/14/01 I (I l/17/00) Points: 2 twotlmes;last vs. Penn~tel2/14j011 • Scored his first points as a Golden Gopher in win over Dartmouth (I 2/22/00) Flebcu1ds: 2 ttree t:rnes 1as: vs. Penn 3aiE 12/ 14/01 1 Assists: 1 vs. Bethune Cookman [12/9/001 Steals: N/A Blocks: N;A

HOKENSON'S CAREER BESTS

Minutes:4vs.Pem~l2/14/011 Points: 2 two ames; last vs. Penn ~te 12/14/011 Flebcu1ds: 2 ttree t:rnes ~as: vs. Penn 3aiE 12/14/01 1 Assists: 1 vs. Bethune Cookman 112/9/001 Steals: N/A Blocks: N/A

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! l:l~>JS;~;!:lH>l::i'~ ~61!.~1;1!, SJ6TIHin .\.POI'\T REBOl':\TIS Stason Gp G> Min Av~ ··g-Fga I o/, I ·~·•ga1'1.1 h-Ha1<;,1 0- D-Tot Avg Iii A sst Stl Blk To Pf/Dq Pts Avg Hi 2000-01 6 0 17 2.8 2· 5 (.250! [). 2 ,,•• ,, [). 0 I()()()) I· 7- 8 1.3 2 I 0 0 2 1/0 4 0.7 2 I 0.7 I C'arMr 6 0 17 2.8 2- 5 (.2501 o. 2 (.0001 o. 01.0001 I· 7- 8 u 2 1 0 0 2 110 4 2 jUSTIN LORANG Freshman • Guard/Forward Worthington, Minnesota 6-5. 190 Worthington High School

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LORANG'S CAREER BESTS Minutes: 4vs Penn&ate(2/14/011 Points: 5 vs. Penn State (2/ 14/011 Rebounds: 1 four bmes; last vs.llhno1s (1/3/01 1 Assists: 1 vs. Centenary(12/30j001 Steals: 1 vs Penn State (2/14/011 Blocks: N/A l000-200 1 Game bl Game 3g- 3a ftm- Fu. 0-DtT rr. To. llll.. St.J.Aut. Pu. ~~;~n<~;~~) ~1 tinj ff)~ f~ II. II II II I L;cm~tJ.{llll'il Dul Sot P&, v~. H.1w,u'1 l'.al (11/24) Dui ,,;,, f'IA1 \,_-ICL' il J/2<:il Dui/l.'otf'/.n ,-~- i. •.-orj.!l'l'""' n (I ! I~(,) Dui Not PIA-, ;I.T ~lunJ.a ~~ (!112')) Dui/liotP~ 1-.iorm Brnwn ( 12/4 I DuiNorPI.t., .u~l.~n.1 u.-rr .. (llrl Dul Ntu f'!.J tkthun~ Lu"k (12/'Jl (). 2 (). II Ui I I .1 le~h (12112 J " (). I (). I iu I !l~rt!llt~h , iII\ Dui Sot f•J..,, l'u:'\U!t•(2'\ Dui ""'*' l'ilt "' ...... nh,...... trm 1~ '" Dui 1\'otl'i.r, .\1" hi!' .ill '\t~l~ I 2• )II Dui Sot/'/, l'rnn '\r,ue (,:, 14• I .it.\l"hi)C.olll<.! )-) " 014 s., /'W, .if 'J,·, ... IlflMI'\ (21,!)) DuJI\'ot f'i.Jt, "' loJr.uu (,!i.!Ml Du/Sot f'l.n 1!1111"*' '''"' Dul S« /'W, "l'unJuo:(\,'JoiJ Dtil l\ot !'/, To<.ol. or II 2· • I· • ·' • l .:.. ..

LoRANG's CAREER SrAmiJcs .1-1'01:\T REBOUNDS S•a""o Gp Gs Min Avg Fg-Fga I% 1 .-.-Fta I o/c I 0- D- Tot Avg Hi Asst Stl Blk To Pr!Dq Pts Avg Hi 1% I 2000-01 7 0 18 2.6 2- 91.2221 ··~···~aI· 4 I 2501 ). 4 I 7'\01 2· 2- 4 0.7 1 1 2 0 4 3/0 8 1.1 5 Care•r 7 0 18 2.6 2- 91.2221 1-4 1.2$01 ~- 4 1.7501 2- 2- 4 0.7 l l 2 0 4 310 8 1.1 5 ,--­ i ! DUSTY RYCHART Junior • Forward Grand Rapids, Minn~sota 6-7.210 Grand Rapids High School

2000-2001 ~;uen Netn • Rocon!cd h" fi!ih doobk~ouhlc of n~ '"d II rebounds V<. l'un!uc (3/8/01) RYCHART'S SEASON BESTS 1 1 1 : ~~~~~d ~~~~ ~:~~::;·:: 1 ~:s :~;~~(!:.~(~~~ 1~(~ Ju:d~~;:sd~~ ';~dt~~~i~vo l NliUes: 4Dttreetrres w~w~ (2/21/01 J : s;:edm~~~l· ~;~~~:'oTt~c~~~~~~ J~~~for performance; ~amst Purdue and lndi.ma Points: 34 at Hawau Pac1f1c [ 11 /24/00] •Tied his career-high wilh five as.. mts _and scored 12 poims in win at Michigan (2/17/01) Rebounds: 16 vs.lnd1ana {1/20/01] • Led all scorcn wHh 22 (Xllnts, mduding a pcrt"ccr 4-of-4 from the chariry smpc \'!>. Penn St~u (2/14/01) Assists: 5 two times; last at M1ch•gan (2/1 7;'01 J • Led Minnesota by ptl'iting has fourth douHe-".\ lil I\IJnoL' (1/VOI):pullcddownJ. team-htgh five rebounds lllinJtes: 40ttYeetrnes;Jasta\l\lsa:n;r1(2/21/011 • One of five pl.1vcr; 10 score in double tigurc_-; ( Ul again~! Centenary (12/20/00) including a perfect 5- for-5 effort trom 1hc ch.uuv stnpc: Points: 34 at Hawan Pact'CUIJve fret· throws sp.ummg five ganH."'\ c-.1.thcr 1h1, \CAson Steals: 3 vs. Ol11o State [2/3/011 • One of f~KJf rl.wm 10 \UJr<: 10 douhl~ figures ( 17) ag.un\1 Bcthui\C' Cookman ( 12/'J/()(l) - .i.l'iotl pulled d

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Rrct!ARr's CAREER SunuJcs ,\.POI:'IiT REBOUI''DS Season Gp G' Min Avg Fg-Fga ( %) Fg-F~a !o/c 1 t't-t'IJI ( o/c l Q. D/Tot Avg High Asst Stl Blk To Pf/Dq Pis Avg High 1997-1998 ( R t' il .\ h I r r I 1998-1999 21 194 9.2 29- 63 I 4601 0- 2 ( 0001 22- 30 17331 27- 321 59 2.8 17 10 II I 19 27/0 80 3.8 23 1999-2000 28 28 676 24.1 133-259 (.514) 3- 7 ( 429) 60- 84 1714) 83-1371220 7.9 18 42 25 2 62 85/3 329 11.8 22 2000-2001 29 28 930 32.1 160-313(.5111 9-331 2731 92-112(821) 88-1351223 7.7 16 43 29 10 56 77/4 421 14.5 34 Career 78 58 1800 2..1.1 322-635 (.5071 12-42 (.2861 174-226 (.770) 198-304/502 6.4 18 95 65 13 137 189n 830 10.6 34 SHANE SCHILLING Sophomt>re • Guard Minnetonka, Minnesota 6-6.200 Minnetonka High Scht>ol

2000-:lOOJ Sr11.so• N•trs • Started every game he played thl~ season, onlv m1s.sed one game this season ScHILLING'S SEASON BESTS • Scored 13 po1nt.\ 1n a ..:arecr~h1gh 3tl mmutes played in road wm ar Michigan (2/17/01) Minutes: 38 vs. Mlch•gan [2/ 17/011 • Tied his career-high With etghr rebounds vs. Penn State (2114/01) Points: 15 vs. Purdue [1/27/011 • Scored 11 po1nt~ 1n lo.<.s to ~1~eh1~an State (2/10/0l) • Scored II pomts, 1ndudmg a .1-for-4 dTort fi-om behind the duc:c-point arc, and dished our a Rebounds: 8 vs. Penn State [2/14/011 ~ason-high five as.. mrs in ro.ad win over Northwestern (2/6/01) Assists: 5 at Northwestern [2/6/01 1 • Came out of a shootmg slump agamsr Purdue (1 12710 l) ro score in double figwes for the first Steals: 3 vs. Georg•• [11/19/001 time in five games w1th a scason-h1gh 15 points • Scored the game-lYing basket wHh :21lcft tn regulation against Indiana on Jan. 20 Blocks: 3 vs. W1scons•n [1/6/01 1 • Able to contnbute 111 the win over Purdue (1/17/01) with four assists ~======~ • Had scored ar le.bt one pomt Ln 21 s1r:ught games before not scoring against the Boilermakers r on 1117/01 SCHILLING'S CAREER BESTS • Shooting 17-for-_~ ..... ( 419) from threc-poant range at \X'iiiLams Arena this season • Led the team with 12 pnHHS, nKludm~ J .~-for-3 showmg from behind the three-poim arc, Minutes: 38 .s. Mlch•gan [2/ 17/011 and three block.\ 111 the wan over \X'i~~om1n (\/6/01) Points: 16 vs. Dh•o State [3/4/001 • Dramed dJI three of h1s thrcc-poHH .mcmpt\ and scored 13 points in wm over Dartmouth Rebounds: 8llNO crres; "'st vs. Penn St. [2/ 14/011 (12/22/00) Assists: 5 three omes; last at N'westem [2/6/01 I • Returned fnrn UIIUr\' tu plty }4 nllnUit':'> arJ 'iCorc eight fXllflts at Matl:juettc (12/7/00) • Massed Morris Brown game (12/4/00) due roan an~lc en pH\ Steals: 3llNO omes; last.s. Georg•• [11/19/001 •Tied his then scason-hi{:!h point total With 14 ag.umt TCL' (]1/2)/00) Blocks: 3 vs Woscons1n [1/6/01)" • After gocng one for lw tint 10 shots, c.Ime bd1..k to drop h1\ not four .lnd lc.1J the te.tm in ~onng with 14 points- also tied a career­ high with 2 blocb- vs. UNC Grunsboro (11/17/00) l000-2001 Game b~ Game 1999-2000 Game btt Game ~Mnt (Ou~:) ~un in. t~- Fa 3g- 3a hm-Ft~o o.on 1'!. lo. BU.. ~rL .o\Ju. l'u. Jg-3& Ftrn-fu o.orr Pf. To. Blk. Sd Asst. Pu. I• \ sr;;r L. U.tllll""'l Y ~l -14 I· 3 . ~ ~ I 14 ~~r~~~~~o~~~~~o) ~S F~~ F~ 1- 3 4- 4 0-010 l;etng!o~{ll/11)) y .29 3- 2- ..' ti\\ Ill M.uqu<."trt•{ll/lj) N II (). II (). 0 (). 0 ).()/] (,. -' (). 0 Ho~WJ.I.I P.K (1\124) y 2H II' II. II i I 2 M.lln,·{l2111) N 12 3- I 2- 2 1-2/3 n"TC:l'(JJ/l'iJ y 2'1 6-10 2- II. II Ill "14 o~t l )n.·gon ( 11/1 ~) N <) 0- I () ()... )/] (}.()/{) V\ (,n•rl!t.'"fnwn (11/2(,) Y 19 1- 6 1- 11- II 0:. ~ \ hum~(12/2j) N 12 1- "0- 0 '"' J .H Hond.o ~~ ( ll/2'}) y .. J- ') 1- 1 l I o \ I H o~tl,.,·orgu (12/281 N <) 1- 0- I 0 l-Oll Morw BnJ¥oll1(!214) Di4NotPLty &t Ncohr.a.sko~(\2/]1) N 9 1- 1- 3 "(). 0 0-0/0 .11 M.uqut>nc (llr'l y 14 J. II 2· 4 II II u:.: MtlhL~.ul (1/'i) N 13 1- II- I 2· 2 0-0/0 B..·thunl"Louklll/ 'I .u \ lhto ~1.1.1(" (]/9) N 24 J- 2- 2 0- () 2-113 J.~rnh02112J \' 21 4- 2- (1. 0 ... Ill ,, ... .~{)1121 N 9 1- 0- 0 0- 0 0-010 llutmourh 1121221 \' I 'I 1- \. 11- Ill ' .II JnJ1UU ()/))) N 12 0- (). I (). 2 1-011 f'oOc:brulu (12/2MI y 21> I· 11- • " 1\on.i~K' ( l/19) N J (1. (). () 0- II 0-010 (~nr.·nu)'il.!nOJ \ I (, 1- 4 2· u: .11\J.Lf>O.III\\10()/22) N 16 2- o. ' 2- 2 O-S/) .ul!lmuo•lll'r \ "lS ~~ l',·nn '>t~lr ( l/261 N I 1- I 2· 0-010 \l •...:nn,tn 1 t 'f,, \' 2< ,,:: 1: ~·r y " \ • I . n l'urJuc (\/I'll \' .." 2· 4 l· J II I I lot ....&. 1.'1129 7 82 88-21.3 38-91 29-" .. ,... .:: ;q ., lb HI ... ., " " ••

SCHILLING's CAREER STATISTICS .\.J'tli:\T REBOl':-.'DS Season Gp Gs :\lin Avg ··~·Fga I% I t'l-t'la 1'7. 1 o. D/Tot Avg Higb Asst Stl Blk To Pf/Dq Pts Avg Higb 1999-2000 25 7 422 16.9 57-148(J85) ··J··~·12-~'\ ("")( 167) :!Q. 37 I 7K41 16- 32/ 48 1.9 8 25 15 7 35 52/I 155 6.2 15 2()()().2001 29 29 782 270 88-223 (.395) ~1\-'l~ (41'' 19. 161 806) II- 71/ 82 2.8 8 46 16 16 62 5910 243 8.4 15 Career S-1 36 12().1 22.3 145-3711.3911 S0-1.\7 J..\651 511- 7.1 1.7'15) 27-1031130 2.4 8 71 31 23 97 1nn 398 7.4 15 - TERRANCE SIMMONS Smior • Guard Haughton, Louisiana i 6-3. 185 Louisiana Stat~/Haughton High School '

• Started and played 111 aH 29 gJ.mcs rhL' season SIMMONS' SEASON BESTS • Scored in double figures tn four of his la.H tivc games, includmg 18 point~ v~ Purdue tn the Big Ten Tournament (3/H/0\) Minl.tes: 40tt.ot>Tes;lastatW&OrlSir1[21 21/011 • Led all scorers wuh \l) pmms m los> to llltnots (3/4/01) Points: 34 vs Mch,gan State [2/10/011 • Played all40 mtmtlC'I .md led the tCAill wirh :!3 pl~t~ and ti:JUr steals in loss at ~'iscort>in (2/21 IO I) • Had his second _'tO-p and tni hL\ 'Col..'iOil-h~ w1th clgl·u a\"il'i~ in kfi\ to Iowa {1/24/0J) • H.l.S scored 111 Jouhk ligurc; m 1') ~;ames thts scJ...,on • 1\Jicd down ;a cuu:r.h1gh rune reix"'-!nd\ mJ ..CIKl-d 14 potnt'i 111 w1n o~r T\udueonJan. 17 SIMMONS' CAREER BESTS • Led all scorer. Wldl "''ie.l.... lll-hLgh r pol Ill~- Lnf..ludmg 21 Ill the '>C'CO!ld hJ.If- Ul I():S._\ to Ohio Su.te (1/13/01) MirU:es: 40tt.ot>Tes;lastatWLSCXX1511[2/21/011 • Led the te.un wHh 1~ po1nt.\ and four J..\\1\t\ Ill wm over Centcn.1ry (12/30/00) • Scored 14 f'\Hnl\ .&nJ d1~hed out five .l.S\151\ 1n w1n ovt'r Nebrask.i (12/28/00) Points: 34 vs. Mch,gan State [2/10/011 • Led the tc.J.rn wuh CI~IH .L\\1\(\ ag.umt Bt·thunc Cook nun ( 12/IJIUO) Rebounds: 9 vs. Purdue [1/17;01 1 • Made.& IUmpt-·r .u ~.'l~ 111 the ~ccond h.&Jt .11 ~Luquene (12/7/00) til g1ve Mmnesota irs first lead since 18:40 m the fim h.llf .&nd \p.trkcd the Colden Copher comcbJ.ck Assists: 8 two t'mes; last vs.lowa [1/24/01 1 • Hit .a crucial three-pointer wnh 2:18 remaining in the gH11e .if;·Un\t Morm Brown ( 12/4/00) to g1ve Minnesota control of the game on his wa~ to Steals: 4thnee"mes; last at'J\i\scon5'n [2/21/011 scoring 17 points • Tied the school record for [r<.'t'-throw efficicnc~ in a g.mle h \Jnkmg all 12 ot hi\ .meOLpl\ 1n the win over TCU (11/2'5/00) Blocks: 1 four omes; last vs. klwa (1/31/01 1 • Scored a then ~.~.~on-htgh 26 pmms tn wm over TCL: ( 11 /~~100) • Led the team wLth Jl) pomts m win over Florida Sute ( 11/ 2'110\J\ lOOO-lOOI Game b~ame 1999-2000 G~mc b~an>e ~l~~7~~~~tel S~.n ' j F~-- f~ _,~ ~ Fu';~ F~ 0- ~:;, rfj Toi Blk. St~ Au~ ~~ Jg-Ja Fan-Fta 0-DIT Pf. To. Blk. Stl Am. Pu. 21 2 ~~~~~~!o~~~~~OJ ~t 28 Ft F~ 0- 2 4- s J-0/1 I 4 I 0 H 6 C.·ur~l<~.(ll/19) Y 2H 1- 7 J. \ 0- 111'1 1 I I M.u4ut"m•(11/2J) Y 32 3- S 0- I 5- S 1-l/2 I l 0 j II ~\ HlW.lll P.u (l 1/2.'1) y l2 (>. 14 \ H tl- II 2 2 1'i ,\i.,rd.,nJ ~~ ( 111271 Y 27 (.,.. 7 4- 4 2- 4 0-0/0 I 3 S Ill v<. TCLT ( 11/.:!Sl Y 32 S-12 4 H 1.2 1: : I~ 21· \'lr~lm<~.{ll/30) Y 34 3- R 2- 4 7- 1:1 0-313 0 I 6 IS "' (,coq.~·wwn(JI/,2(,) Y 31 3- ') ~- I I 2 I (J vl.tr_.,.._,,..) 112141 Y 32 .:.- 6 I~ 4 0- () 0-515 J I 4 .uHonJo~)!(ll/2'!) Y 31 6.\2 .1- 112 ~ )') ~~...lflC (12/ll) y 30 7-11 \. s 3- 3 1-415 3 5 20 M"rn•Rrown(\2/4) Y 33 7-12 1- 7 0- u~.-4 I"" .&c0rq:on(l2/lH) Y 36 IO.J"i 6- 7 3- 3 0-4/4 29 J.f\hf\j\l("fi('{I2/7J) M \.j()(l., (}. l'ih ~UfffiMI ( 12/2.3) )' 2') 6- 8 2- 4 0- () 0-6/6 14 fkthunc CA.ouk (I l/')l Y ... 4- t> _\ I· u 4,-4 II .art,<"ur~l ..,_ 12 2· lit'') ,, l'<·nn ~fl.[(' ( J/26) N 2S 4- I o ().. 0- 0-2/2 InJun.& ( 1/20) Y \6 1- 4 " ~·rd!wt",fcrn(l/2')) Y 33 1- 6 0- 5- 1-3/4 7• luw.& il/241 Y 3"" (>.l'l 0"' 2 2 ,, ,, lilm.. "' (2/n Y 32 7-12 2- 1- 0-4/4 17 .&1 l'urJud1/2"'1 )' 3_1 S.J(I 2- 3 ; i 2 ,- \l,..,,,n.,n (.!/Sl Y 3S 'i- H .- 2- 0-010 14 .a1 [, ... ,~ 11/llJ Y 2'1 3- H lnJoo~.~a 121'1) Y 32 l- ~fi.IC (.'!/_\) )' \J \. 'I 0 \I' I lim"" 1211-.1 Y _\0 2- H 2- 0-4/4 I 6 11 '-nrthWl"\l<"fll (~,(., Y \-. I I() " 41 l'urJu.- 2 I')' Y \() 'i-lll 1- 1-112 0 1.\ \1,.h,~o~.n ~r.a1c 12/ltJ, ) _W l (. Ill 12 ' "' ,...,,til H.Jl \2/l3J Y 34 7- l S 1- 4-4/!! 3 (, ]') Pt"nn)IJ.ft·L!Il41 Y _\1 I IO (t. I ,: ' ". .., 1·-· •2:=·1 N 24 0- 4 0- ·-0- 1-0/1 0 2 0 .al\1o~ho~.l.n(.!.l"l Y 40 10-]'i 'i l'l U44 •• )o.t, .. n,t:o~.n ~1.(\/21 Y .\0 1- II 1- 1- 0-3/3 n 4 1 3 4 .a! \l.·,,.,nrurn 12121: Y 40 IJ 1- 4- (, :•'" I I],,., '\14Jr 1 \/~) Y _,'i (,. J3 2·. 1- 0-2/2 2 2 I 4 IS u lnJ1.anl. (212111 Y P 1-11 0- \ 0 II I:_\ "' 1.... 1 \!'lo' Y 3S S- 12 2- I 8- 9 0-111 3 I 2 6 20 liimnr•t\141 ) JH ').]<;, ' lut...lo 26/28 878 107-266 34-106 62-89 13-68/81 51 83 2CJ 116 310 .-. l'un.lt.at" (\I!IJ Y J'J ;_ IH .4· II o '' '" ToW. }0130 'Ul IJS-HJ ~CJ-"0 A\·11'1 '" Ill 41~"

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2000..{}/ SN1s•11 N•m • Played in all 29 games and starred 11 games this season WILDENBORG'S SEASON BESTS • First conferen-.:e Sian of the se.a.son was l /20/0 I against Indiana Minutes: 22 vs. rcu {11/25/DDJ • Pulled down a career-high mne rebounds to lead the team in win over Wisconsin Points: 8 vs. UNC Greensboro {11/17/DO] (1/6/0 1)- also scored six points Rebounds: 9vs. Wosconson{1/6/01] • Scored six points 111 win over Centenary {12/30/00) • Scoral a s=on-lugh c;ght pom'-'> against LiNC Greensboro in the =">n opener (11/17/00) Assists: 1 vs.Georgoa{11/19j00] • Had six points and three rebounds against Bethune Cookman (12/9/00) Steals: 2 vs. Louosoana Tech {'2/ 12/00] • Played a carcer-hi~h 22 minutes a.gamst TCU (ll/25/00) Blocks: 1 fouromes;lastvs.Nebraska{12/2B/00]

WILDENBORG'S CAREER BESTS Minutes: 22 vs. TCU {11/25/DD] Points: 10 at Iowa {2/27;DO] Rebounds: 9 vs Wosconson {1/6/01] Assists: 1 """'ncmes;lastvsGaorgoa{11/19/00] Steals: 2 vs. Louos1ana Tech {12/12/00] Blocks: 2 at Iowa {2/27/DO]

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CORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL • L GAMES ...... (17-13) (11-5) (5-6) (1-2) CONFERENCE .... . (5-11) (3 -5) ( 2-6) ( 0-0) NON-CONFERENCE. (12-2) ( 8-0) (3- 0) (1-2)

DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE W/L ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS

11/17/00 7o00 p.m. UNC GREENSBORO Bl-6:;_ w 11,826 (14) Schilllng, Shane 6)Bickerstaff, John-Bl 6)Simmons, Terrance 6)Schilling, Shane 6)Bauer, Michael

11/19/00 3o00 p.m. GEORGIA BULLDOGS 77-74 w 11,767 (21)Bauer, Michael 9)Bickerstaff, John-Bl 11/24/00 7o12 pm HST at Hawa11 Pac1fic Sea Warr1o 86 75 w 1119 (34)Rychart, Dusty 9)Rychart, Dusty 11/25/00 6o30 pm HST vs Texas Christian Horned Fr 107 99 w 775 (32/Rychart, Dusty (11)Bickerstaff, John-Bl 11/26/00 o30 pm HST vs Georgetown Hoyas 60 76 L 750 (17)Bauer, Michael (11)Rychart, Dusty 11/29/00 oOO pm at Flor1da State Sem1noles 76-71 w 4, 575 (19) Simmons, Terrance ( 9)Rychart, Dusty :2/03/00 oCO p.m. MORRIS BROWN WOLVERINES 64. 53 w 11,913 (17)Simmons, Terrance ( 12) Bauer, Mic.hael (17)Rychart, Dusty

12/07/00 7o00 p.m. at Marquette Golden Eag:es 61 59 w 8,712 (15)Rychart, Dusty (10)Bauer, Michael

12/09/CC :OC P-'~ BETHUNE-COOKMAN WILOCAT3 w 11,874 (18) Bauer, M1chael 6)Blckerstaff, John-Bl 6)Bauer, Michael 6)Rychart, Dusty

:2:1:/c~ 7 oo p.m. LOUISIANA TECH BULLDOGS w 11,799 (16)Blckerstaff, John-Bl 91Rychart, Dusty

:2/22/C: 7:0C p.m DART~OUTH BIG GREEN w 11,864 (14)Bickerstaff, John-Bl (10)Rychart, Dusty l2/2S/CO 9o32 p.m. NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS w 11,657 (17)Blckerstaff, John-Bl 8)Bauer, Michael 12:00 p.m. CEN':-ENARY GENTS w 12,055 (l7)Slmmons, Terrance 8)Bennett, Travarus P rr.. ::: :;.: 13,840 (21)Rychart, Dusty 5)Bickerstaff, John-Bl 5)Rychart, Dusty

t::.rr. • WISCO~SI~ BADGERS 14, c: c , 12 I Schilllng, Shane 9)Wildenborg, Ryan

: ..... ~::e .27 S1mmons, Terrance 6)Bickerstaff, John-Bl 6)Rychart, Dusty

* ?UR~UE BOILERMAKERS ;;;,7:~ 23:Rychart, Dusty 9)Bickerstaff, John-Bl 9)Simmons, Terrance 21 Rychart, Dusty (16)Rychart, Dusty

:C\\A HAWKEYES :.;,s:; lS•B1ckerstaff, John Bl ( 9)Rychart, Dusty :s S1mmons, Terrance :.;. :7 S1mmons, Terrance 8)Bauer, M1chael 9)Blckerstaff, John Bl ·:I * a~ ;cwd Hawkeyes .. 2l.Blckerstaff, John-Bl • CH:O STA7E BUCKEYES :.. -; STATE SPARTM;.c 34,Slmmons, Terrance 6)Simmons, Terrance

cE~;~ S':-A':-E N:TTANY :..::~;- :I, 22 Rychart, Dusty 8)Bennett, Travarus 8)Schilling, Shane

at ~:cn1gan Wolver1~es ::. '36 30' S1mmons, Terrance 9)Fleming, Kerwin

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..ECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL WLL GAMES ...... (17-13) (11-5) (5-6) (1-2) CONFERENCE .... . (5-11) ( 3-5) (2- 6) ( 0-0) NON-CONFERENCE. (12-2) ( 8-0) ( 3-0) (1-2)

T 0 T A L 3-POINTERS R E B 0 U N D S PLAYER GP-GS MIN--AVG FG FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF TOT--AVG PF-FO A TO BLK ST PTS - AVG

45 Rychart, Dusty 29 28 930 32.1 160 313 .511 9 33 .273 92 112 .821 88 135 223 7.7 77 4 43 56 10 29 421 14.5

CONFERENCE ONLY. 16 ~6 526 32.9 86 181 .475 20 .350 42 54 .778 45 72 117 7.3 53 23 34 6 17 221 13.8 23 S1mmons, Terrance 30 30 932 31.1 135 333 .405 59 150 .393 83 119 .697 14 73 87 2.9 42 0 118 75 39 412 13.7 CONFERENCE ONLY ... 16 16 513 32.1 76 167 .406 32 80 .400 42 61 .689 9 32 41 2.6 25 0 56 41 21 226 14.1 01 B1ckerstaff, John B 23 23 739 32.1 87 165 . 527 316 71 111 . 640 55 86 141 6.1 61 92 61 10 24 251 10.9 CONFERENCE ONLY .. 10 10 313 31.3 28 70 .400 ll .273 28 42 .667 25 32 57 5.7 31 4 0 27 5 ll 87 8.7 34 Sch1ll1ng, Shane 29 29 782 27.0 88 223 .395 38 92 .413 29 36 .806 ll 7l 82 2.8 59 46 62 16 16 243 8.4 CONFERENCE ONLY. 16 16 466 29.1 45 117 .385 18 52 .346 16 21 .762 7 36 43 2.7 34 24 38 10 6 124 7.8 41 Bauer, M1chael 20 13 527 26.4 79 183 .432 34 82 .415 36 50 .720 30 65 95 4.8 47 29 ~5 30 17 228 11.4 CONFERENCE ONLY. 7 6 192 27.4 30 66 .455 17 37 .459 ll .636 7 23 30 4.3 16 0 10 12 7 84 12.0 15 Flem1ng, Kerw1n 30 479 16.0 55 155 .355 28 76 .368 58 83 .699 9 34 43 1.4 54 30 34 12 196 6.5 CONFERENCE ONLY. 16 284 17.8 33 94 .351 17 4C .378 38 53 .717 8 23 31 1.9 39 18 22 2 121 7.6 lL Burleson. Kev1n 29 8 584 20.1 53 143 .371 36 93 .387 30 44 .682 ll 35 46 1.6 78 4 72 48 5 30 172 5.9 CONFERENCE ONLY. 15 7 305 20.3 27 86 314 2: 58 .345 14 23 .609 6 16 22 1.5 46 4 31 28 18 88 5.9 4.4 Bennett, ~ravarus 29 527 18.2 47 •••. 427 IE 49 .367 15 21 .714 35 72 107 3.7 60 2 25 19 13 28 127 79 5.3 ':'J~~rERENCE 0~:... Y 15 324 21.6 30 66 .455 9 25 .360 10 12 .833 24 43 67 4.5 32 12 ll 6 16 3; Wlldenborg, Ryan 30 11 326 10.9 20 5" .351 .000 23 44 .523 22 34 56 1.9 64 19 5 4 63 2.1 15 0.9 CO~;t'"ERENCE ONLY . 16 160 10.0 5 22 .227 .000 14 . 357 22 30 1.9 29 0 0 11 Hagen, Jef: 24 178 7.4 16 3 j .485 .000 13 24 .542 10 21 31 1.3 28 0 7 7 14 8 45 1.9 CONFERENCE ON:..Y. 13 110 8.5 16 .soc 000 8 . 3 75 5 16 21 1. 6 18 0 6 0 4 19 1.5 3C Lorang, Just:n 18 2.6 9 . 222 .25C 4 . 750 2 2 0.6 0 4 0 2 8 1.1 2 5 1 0 c ; o: 1. 00 0 0.5 0 0 0 5 2.5 6 17 2.8 002 c .000 7 8 1.3 0 0 0.7 4.0 l oc ooc .000 0 2 2 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2.0 0 2 0 2. 5 DOC .000 2 5 0.6 0 0 0 0 0. 7 2.3 .oc: ooc .000 0 0.3 0 0 0 0 0.0 9 2.3 .000 0 2 . 000 0.8 0 0 0 0 0.0 9 2.3 .00) 2 . 000 0.8 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 1.6 coo .000 0 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 1.6 co:: cc: .000 0 0.2 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 3: t::sse:1nk, Steve 0 0.0 0 oo: 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0.0 0 0 . 000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 64 40 104 5

3C 6076 32: 4S~ 650 .697 356 680 1036 34.5 576 13 468 417 110 209 2170 72.3 3226 177 2C7 303 .683 180 337 517 32.3 324 9 2~1 230 47 111 1071 66.9

419 473 135 198 2155 71.8 cr:;::;onents 30 6075 326 497 673 .738 383 731 1114 37.1 587 CONFERENCE ONLY .. 16 3225 340 300 395 .759 198 407 605 37.8 294 234 249 88 105 1182 73.9

SCORE BY HALVES(and OTs) 1st 2nd OTl OT2 OT3 OT4 TOTAL Opponents 998 1134 23 0 0 0 2155 ~~innesota Golden Gophers 972 1165 33 0 0 0 2170

DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL Opponents 72 9 81 94 12 106 ------

Minnesota Golden Gopher Basketball HIGH/LOW ANALYSIS - as of 03/09/01 ALL GAMES

--- T E AM H I G H S --- Minnesota Golden Gophers

POINTS ...... 107 VS Texas Christian Horn 11/25/00 FIELD GOALS MADE ...... 32 at Hawaii Pacific Sea w 11/24/00 32 vs BETHUNE-COOKMAN WILD 12/09/00 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS ...... 70 vs UNC GREENSBORO 11/17/0C FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE ...... 556 (30-54) vs Texas Christian Horn 11/25/0C 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE ...... 16 vs MICHIGAN STATE SPART 02/11/01 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS ...... 31 vs Purdue Boilermakers 03/08/01 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE ...... 625 (10-16) at Florida State Semi no 11/29/00 FREE THROWS MADE ...... 38 vs Texas Christian Horn 11/25/00 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS ...... 49 vs Texas Christian Horn 11/25/00 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE ...... 833 (10-12) at Iowa Haw keyes 01/31/01 REBOUNDS ...... 43 VS PENN STATE NITTANY L 02/14/01 ASSISTS ...... 26 at Hawaii Pacific Sea w 11/24/00 STEALS ...... 12 vs GEORGIA BULLDOGS 11/19/00 BLOCKED SHOTS ...... 10 vs CENTENARY GENTS 12/30/00 TURNOVERS ...... 19 at Ohio State Buckeyes 01/13/01 19 at Iowa Haw keyes 01/31/01 FOULS ...... 27 vs IOWA HAWKEYES 01/24/01

OPPONENTS

POINTS ...... 99 vs Texas Christian Horn 11/25/00 FIELD GOALS MADE ...... 35 vs Texas Christian Horn 11/25/00 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS ...... 70 vs Texas Christian Horn 11/25/, FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE ...... 64 0 (32-50) vs Purdue Boilermakers 03/08/ 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE ...... 13 vs Texas Christian Horn 11/25/00 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS ...... 34 vs Texas Christian Horn 11/25/00 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE ...... 643 (9-14) vs IOWA HAWKEYES 01/24/01 FREE THROWS MADE ...... 29 at Indiana Hoosiers 02/28/01 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS ...... 35 vs IOWA HAWKEYES 01/24/01 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE ...... 935 (29-31) at Indiana Hoosiers 02/28/01 REBOUNDS ...... 48 at Indiana Hoosiers 02/28/01 ASSISTS ...... 23 vs Purdue Boilermakers 03/08/01 STEALS ...... 12 at Hawaii Pacific Sea W 11/24/00 BLOCKED SHOTS ...... 11 vs INDIANA HOOSIERS 01/20/01 TURNOVERS ...... 24 at Ohio State Buckeyes 01/13/01 FOULS ...... 30 vs Texas Christian Horn 11/25/00 30 vs CENTENARY GENTS 12/30/00 Minnesota Golden Gopher Basketball HIGH/LOW ANALYSIS - as of 03/09/01 ALL GAMES

--- T E A M L 0 W S --- ~innesota Golden Gophers POINTS ...... 53 at Indiana Hoosiers 02/28/01 FIELD GOALS MADE ...... 17 vs Georgetown Hoyas 11/26/00 17 at Indiana Hoosiers 02/28/01 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS ...... 44 vs WISCONSIN BADGERS 01/06/01 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE ...... 270 (17-63) at Indiana Hoosiers 02/28/01 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE ...... 4 at Illinois Fighting Il 01/03/01 4 vs PENN STATE NITTANY L 02/14/01 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS ...... 12 vs PENN STATE NITTANY L 02/14/01 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE ...... 208 (5-24) at Marquette Golden Eag 12/07/00 FREE THROWS MADE ...... 4 at Marquette Golden Eag 12/07/00 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS ...... 5 at Marquette Golden Eag 12/07/00 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE ...... 476 (10-21) vs IOWA HAWKEYES 01/24/01 REBOUNDS ...... 23 vs MICHIGAN STATE SPART 02/11/01 ASSISTS ...... 7 at Indiana Hoosiers 02/28/01 STEALS ...... 3 vs BETHUNE-COOKMAN WILD 12/09/00 3 vs WISCONSIN BADGERS 01/06/01 BLOCKED SHOTS ...... 0 vs MICHIGAN STATE SPART 02/11/01 0 vs Purdue Boilermakers 03/08/01 TURNOVERS ...... 9 vs CENTENARY GENTS 12/30/00 9 vs INDIANA HOOSIERS 01/20/01 9 vs IOWA HAWKEYES 01/24/01 9 at Wisconsin Badgers 02/21/01

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POINTS ...... 49 vs WISCONSIN BADGERS 01/06/01 FIELD GOALS MADE ...... 17 vs WISCONSIN BADGERS 01/06/01 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS ...... 47 at Ohio State Buckeyes 01/13/01 47 vs OHIO STATE BUCKEYES 02/03/01 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE ...... 340 (17-50) vs WISCONSIN BADGERS 01/06/01 .340 (18-53) at Northwestern Wildcat 02/06/01 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE ...... 2 at Marquette Golden Eag 12/07/00 2 vs WISCONSIN BADGERS 01/06/01 2 vs INDIANA HOOSIERS 01/20/01 2 vs OHIO STATE BUCKEYES 02/03/01 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS ...... 10 vs OHIO STATE BUCKEYES 02/03/01 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE ...... 133 (2-15) vs INDIANA HOOSIERS 01/20/01 FREE THROWS MADE ...... 1 vs LOUISIANA TECH BULLD 12/12/00 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS ...... 5 vs LOUISIANA TECH BULLD 12/12/00 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE ...... 200 (1-5) vs LOUISIANA TECH BULLD 12/12/00 REBOUNDS ...... 25 at Hawaii Pacific Sea W 11/24/00 ASSISTS ...... 8 vs MORRIS BROWN WOLVERI 12/03/00 STEALS ...... 3 at Florida State Semino 11/29/00 BLOCKED SHOTS ...... 1 vs LOUISIANA TECH BULLD 12/12/00 1 vs IOWA HAWKEYES 01/24/01 1 at Northwestern Wildcat 02/06/01 TURNOVERS...... 8 vs PENN STATE NITTANY L 02/14/01 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~~------~=-~~:=~~:~~-~~~~==:----~~~~~~~~ Minnesota Golden Gopher Basketball GAME BY GAME POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS as of 03/09/01 ALL GAMES

40 41 21 01 24 12 35 31 - OPPONENT DATE SCORE W/L Anderle, M Bauer, M1c Bennett, T Bickerstaf Bolden, Ty Burleson, Chall, Ran Esselink,..,

UNC GREENSBORO 11/17/00 81-61 w 7- 6- 2 8- 4- 11- 6- DNP 7- 0- 4 0- 0- DNP GEORGIA BULLDOGS 11/19/00 77-74 w 21- 3- 3- 1- 1 17- 9- 2 DNP 10- 1- 2 DNP DNP at Hawaii Pacific Se 11/24/00 86 75 w 5- 6- 0 3- 4- 0 8- 3-10 DNP 6- 3- DNP DNP vs Texas Christ1an H 11/25/00 107-99 w 0- 0- 1- 3- 16-11- 5 DNP 8- 2- DNP DNP vs Georgetown Hoyas 11/26/00 60-76 L 17- 3- 0 9- 6- 0 11- 4- DNP 0- 3- DNP DNP at Florida State Sem 11/29/00 76-71 w 8- 1- 12- 3- 0 7- 6- 4 DNP 10- 0- 2 DNP DNP MORRIS BROWN WOLVERI 12/03/00 64-53 w 11-12- 2- 1- 6- 6- DNP 7- 5- DNP DNP at Marquette Golden 12/07/00 61-59 w 14-10- 4 5- 2- 11- 6- DNP 0- 1- 6 DNP DNP

BETHUNE-COO~~ WILD 12/09/00 93-70 w 18- 6- 2 2- 1- 16- 6- 6 DNP 3- 3- 0- 2- 0 DNP LOUISIANA TECH BULLD 12/12/00 69-53 w 10 2- 0- 1- 16- 8- 7 DNP 0- 0- 4 0- 1- 0 DNP DARTMOUTH BIG GREEN 12/22/00 81-62 w 5- 1 0- 2- 14- 6- 2 DNP 8- 3- 0- 0- 0 DNP NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS 12/28/00 74-70 w 14 8- 0- 2- 0 17- 7- 4 DNP 3- 1- DNP DNP CENTENARY GENTS 12/30/00 93-59 w 12- 3- 0 3- 8- 14- 6- DNP 14- 1- 2 0- 1- DNP at IlllnOlS F1ght1ng 01/03/01 64-80 L 10 1- 2- 4- 6- 5- 4 DNP 0- 0- 0_- 0- DNP WISCONSIN BADGERS 01/06/01 54-49 w 8- 0- 1- 0 9- 7- DNP 4- 1- 4 DNP DNP ac Oh1o State Buckey 01/13/01 72-75 L 15 3- 0- 5- 0 4- 6- DNP 12- 2- DNP DNP

PURDUE BOILERMAKERS 01/17/01 70-67 w .1....: 6- 0- 3- 0 12- 9- 2 DNP 2- 4- DNP DNP ;:;DIANA HOOSIERS 01/20/01 78-74 w 19 0 2- 1- 2 10- 6- 6 DNP 2- 1- DNP DNP o:/24/01 74-87 L 7- 2- 0 15- 3- 6 DNP DNP DNP DNP a. P~rdue Bo:lermake 01/27/01 68-83 L 2 2- 1- 0 4- 7- 7 0- 0- 0 0- 0- DNP DNP a: :u.. ,:a Hav.'keyes 01/3:/0l 55-64 L 0 5- 21- 9- 5 DNP 6- 1- 0 DNP DNP OH:O STATE BUCKEYES 02/03/01 66-73 L 4- 3- 4- 5- 6 0- 1- 0 0- 2- DNP DNP

a: ~~cchwester~ W:ld 02/06/0: 66 59 w 16 11- 2 2- 0- 0 DNP 9- 1- DNP DNP

~:::;.;:·::;A~; STATE SPART 02/:l/C1 83-94 L DNP DNP 0- 0- 0 16- 2- 4 DNP DNP

;-;::;:; STATE N:7TANY L 02/:4/Cl 62-82 L 7. 8. 0 DNP 0- 0- 0 3- 1- 0- 1- DNP

J- ~:=h:ga~ wo:ver1n 02/:7/01 93-75 w :. ~;;.) 18 6· DNP DNP 6- 1- DNP DNP

~: ~:s~~~s:~ 8cti~ers C2/2:/c: 54-64 L 2 DNP DNP 14- 2- 4 DNP DNP

~: :::j:3~~ }~oas!ers 02/28/0l 53-89 L DNP 0- 0- 0 7- 1- 0- 0- 0 DNP

::..:..:~;~,:s F:~rr:-:~:=; r:... C3/04/0: 59-67 L 9 7 DNP DNP 7- 3- DNP DNP

v~ P~:1uP &:::ermake 03/08/01 77-91 L DNP 0 DNP DNP 8- 1- DNP DNP Minnesota Golden Gopher Basketball GAME BY GAME POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS as of 03/09/01 ALL GAMES

15 42 05 30 45 34 23 33 DATE SCORE W/L Flem1ng, K Hagen, Jef Hokenson, Lorang, Ju Rychart, D Schilling, Simmons, T Wildenborg

UNC GREENSBORO 11/17/00 81~61 w 3 ~ 0 ~ 0 11- 2- 0 o~ 2~ o 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 DNP 14 ~ 6 ~ 12~ 6- 8~ 3~

3 ~ l ~ 2~ 3~ 1 GEORGIA BULLDOGS 11/19/00 77~74 w 2- 2 ~ 2 ~ 1- DNP DNP 7~ 2~ 10~ 5~ 4

13 ~ 2 ~ 15~ 2~ 2 ~ 0 ~ 0 at Hawaii Pacific Se 11/24/00 86~75 w 0- 0- 1 0- 0 ~ DNP DNP 34 ~ 9 ~

5 ~ 4 ~ 0 vs Texas Chr1stian H 11/25/00 107-99 w 5 ~ 1 ~ DNP DNP DNP 32~10~ 4 14~ 3~ 1 26~ 4~

11~ 3~ 2 ~ 3 ~ l vs Georgetown Hoyas 11/26/00 60~76 L 1- 0- DNP DNP DNP 6~ 11- 1 3 ~ 2- 1

8~ 3~ 0 ~ 2 ~ 0 at Florida State Sem 11/29/00 76~71 w 4- 1- 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 DNP DNP 8~ 9~ 4 19~ 2~ 4 MORRIS BROWN WOLVERI 12/03/00 64-53 w 3- 1- 0- 0- DNP DNP 17~ 8~ DNP 17~ 4~ 4 1 ~ 2 ~ at Marquette Golden 12/07/00 61-59 w 0- 0 DN? DNP DNP 15~ 7~ 8~ 2~ 6~ 6~ 2~ o~

BETHUNE-COOKMAN WILD 12/09/00 93-70 w 2- 0- 0 0 ~ 1- o~ 1~ 17~ 6~ 0 9 ~ 0 ~ 1 11~ 4~ 6~ 3~

7 ~ 1 ~ 2 3 ~ 0- LOUISIANA TECH BULLD 12/12/00 69~53 w 1- 0- 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 15~ 9~ 0 10~ 4-

13~ 3~ 1 10~ 3~ 5 ~ 1 ~ DARTMOUTH BIG GREEN 12/22/00 81~62 w 0 2- 2 ~ 0 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 13~10~ 4

~ ~ 6 ~ 4- 0 14~ 3~ 5 ~ 3 ~ NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS 12/28/00 74~70 w 1- 0- l ~ 0 DNP DNP 12 7

~ ~ 13~ 7~ 2 5 ~ 1 ~ 0 17~ 5~ 4 6~ 2~ CENTENARY GENTS 12/30/00 93~59 w 2- 5- 2 ~ 0 0- 1 ~ 0 3 1 1

~ ~ 21 ~ 5 ~ 5~ 1~ 8 ~ 0 ~ 1 0 ~ 1 ~ at :ll1no1s F1ght1ng 01/03/01 64~80 L 12 1- c 2 0 DNP 0 1 0

~ ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 6 ~ 9 ~ WISCONSIN BADGERS 01/06/01 54-49 w 2- DNP DNP DNP 9 4 12~ 2~ at Ohlo State Buckey 01/13/01 72-75 L 0- DNP DNP 5~ 6~ 2 4~ 4~ 0 2 7 ~ 0 ~ 2~ 2~

23~ 5~ o~ 2~ 4 14 ~ 9 ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ PURDUE BOILERMAKERS 01/17/01 70~67 w 7 l" 0 0- DNP DNP 5

0 ~ 0 ~ l 1\:D I A::A HOOSIERS Ol/20/Cl 78-74 w 15 DNP DNP 21~16~ 0 6 ~ 1 ~ 3 ~ 1 ~ 4

13~ 9~ 2 8 ~ 2 ~ 15~ 2~ 2~ 1~ :or'/';' A i-i.A~'KEYES 01/24/01 74-87 L DNP DNP

15~ 3~ 17~ 2~ 4 0 ~ 0 ~ a~ Purdue Bo1lermake 01/27/C: 68 83 L DNP DNP 13~ 5~ 0

2 ~ 4 ~ 0 o:n:1o: 55-64 L DNP DNP 8 ~ 7 ~ 2 9 ~ 3 ~ 0 9 ~ 1 ~ 2

5 ~ 0 ~ 2 13 ~ 4 ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 CH:C STATE B~CKEYES 02/Cl/Cl 66-73 L DNP DNP 21~12~ 0

14~ 7~ 11~ 3~ 5 8 ~ 3 ~ 6 0 ~ 0 ~ a: :;2rthwestern Wl LJ 82 I 06/0 l 66-59 w Dl\:P DNP 10~ 2~ 0 11 ~ 3 ~ 34~ 6~ 0 ~ 1 ~ 0 -;:;;;~,;:;STATE S?AR':' 02/ll/01 8 3- 94 L DNP DNP 2 ~ 4 ~ 0 L 0 5- 0- 0 22~ 6~ 0 7~ 8~ 4 ~ 3 ~ 0

12~ 5~ 13~ 5- 2 30~ 4~ 5 1 ~ 5 ~ 0 a: ~:=h:aan wc:ver1n C2/l7/01 93-75 w DNP 5

0- 2 ~ L DNP 9 ~ 12 ~ 4~ 3~ 1 23~ 1~ 4

DNP 10~ 7~ 0 6- 2 ~ 2~ 3~ 0 ~ 1 ~ 0

0 ~ 0- L DNP 10 ~ 9 ~ 8 ~ 1 ~ 0 19~ 2~ 5

1 ~ 0 ~ 0 L DNP 11~11~ 2 6 ~ 4 ~ 1 18~ 2~ 6 Minnesota Golden Gopher Basketball GAME HIGHS as of 03/09/01 ALL GAMES

OPPONENT DATE SCORE W/L POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKED SHOTS

UNC GREENSBORO 11/17/00 81-61 w 114) Schilling, S 6)Bickerstaff, ( 4)Burleson, Ke ( ])Simmons, Ter 2) Schilllng, S 6)Simmons, Ter I 2)Hagen, Jeff 6)Schilling, S 6)Bauer, Micha GEORGIA BULLDOGS 11/19/00 77-74 w 9)Bickerstaff, ( ?)Simmons, Ter 3)Burleson, Ke !)Bickerstaff, 3) Schilllng, S 1) Schilllng, S l)Bauer, Micha at Hawa11 Pac1f1c Se 11/24/00 86-75 w (34)Rychart, Dus 9)Rychart, Dus (lO)Bickerstaff, 1) Bickerstaff, l)Simmons, Ter l)Bennett, Tra 1) Schilling, s 1) Schilling, S l)Bauer, Micha l)Rychart, Dus vs Texas Chr1st1an H 11/25/00 107-99 w 32'Rychart, Dus lll)Blckerstaff, ( S)Bickerstaff, 2) Bickerstaff, l)Bennett, Tra 2)Simmons, Ter l)Bauer, Micha vs Georgetown Hoyas 11/26/00 60-76 L 17 Bauer. M1cha (11)Rychart, Dus ])Bickerstaff, 2)Simmons, Ter l)Bauer, Micha 3)Burleson, Ke 3)Simmons, Ter at Flor1da State Sem ll/29/00 76-71 w ,!9 S:mmons, Ter : 9;Rychart, Dus 4)Bickerstaff, ( 2)Bauer, Micha !)Simmons, Ter 4)Simmons, Ter l)Bauer, Micha 4)Rychart, Dus

~ORR!S BROWN WC~VER: 12/03/00 64-53 w :7 S:mrr.ons. ~er '12 1 Bauer, Micha 4)Simmons, Ter 2)Fleming, Ker I 3)Bauer, Micha :.., · Rychart. D·-.1s 2)Simmons, Ter 2)Rychart, Dus at Marquette Golder. 12/07/00 61-59 w 15 Rychart. :::-_,s 10:Bauer, Micha ( 6)Burleson, Ke 2)Burleson, Ke 1 I Wildenborg,

2)Bauer, Micha !)Schilling, ~ 1) Bauer, Mich. 1)Rychart, Dus

BETH~~E COOK~~ w:~D 12/09/00 93-70 w 18 Bauer. M1cna 6 B1ckerstaff, ( 8)Simmons, Ter ( 2)Burleson, Ke 2)Hagen, Jeff 6 Bauer. Micha 6 Rychart, Dus

w 16 P1ckersta~~. 9 Rychart. Dus I 7) Bickerstaff, 2)Wildenborg, ( 2)Bauer, Micha 2)Bauer, Micha w lO'l'ychart, Dus 4)Simmons, Ter 3)Bennett, Tra 2)Burleson, Ke 4)Rychart, Dus 2)Bauer, M1cha

w 5:.ckerstaf~. B'Bauer. M1cha 5)Slmmons, Ter 3)Bennett, Tra 4)Bauer, Micha

:2/)(f(i,~ 93-59 w • 1 .S.:..m:T~c:;!3. 7eor Bennett, Tra 4)Simmons, Ter 2) Schilling, S 4)Bauer, M1cha 2)Bauer, Micha 3c :::1r.o1s F1ght1ng 01/03/01 64-80 L ..... F'ycr.a:-:. ::-',.js 5 B1ckerstaff, ( 4 I Bickerstaff, 2)Bauer, M1cha !)Bennett, Tra l)Bauer, Micha 1)Hagen, Jeff 1)Rychart, Dus c:;oo;o: 54-49 w 9 W:: ::lenborg. ( 4)Burleson, Ke 1) B1ckerstaff, 31 Schilling, S !)Burleson, Ke 1)Bauer, M1cha d~ O~:o State Buckey C:/!3/01 72-75 L . .27 S1mmons. Ter 6 B1ckerstaff, ( 5)Simmons, Ter 3)Simmons, Ter ( !)Bauer, Micha 6 Rychart, Dus

?:CRC:JE BC I :-ERI-'.AKERS 0 1 /l 7/01 7 0- 6 7 w '23 Rychart, 8~s 9 B1ckerstaff, 5)Rychart, Dus ( 2)Burleson, Ke ( 2)Blckerstaff. Minnesota Golden Gopher Basketball GAME HIGHS as of 03/09/01 ALL GAMES

DATE SCORE W/L POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKED SHOTS

( 9)Slmmons, Ter 2)Rychart, Dus

INDIANA HOOSIERS 01/20/01 78~74 w (2l'Rychart, Dus (16)Rychart, Dus I 6)Bickerstaff, I 2)Bickerstaff, : 3)Bauer, Micha 2)Flemlng, Ker ( 2)Bennett, Tra 2)Bauer, Micha

IOWA HAWKEYES 01/24/01 74~87 L :ls;Bickerstaff, 9)Rychart, Dus 8)Simmons, Ter ( 4)Bennett, Tra l)Bauer, M1cha

~15)Simmons, Ter 1)Rychart, Dus at Purdue Boilermake 01/27/01 68~83 L :17)Simmons, Ter 8iBauer, M1cha 7)Bickerstaff, 4)Simmons, Ter 1)Bennett, Tra at Iowa Hawkeyes 01/31/01 55~64 L 12L B1ckerstaff, 9)Blckerstaff, I 5I Bickerstaff, I 3)Bickerstaff, ( 3)Hagen, Jeff

OHIO STATE BUCKEYES 02/03/01 66~73 L 21 Rychart, Dus { 12) Rychart, Dus 6)Blckerstaff, 3)Bennett, Tra I l)B1ckerstaff, 3)Rychart, Dus at Nort.hwester~ Wlld 02/06/01 66 ~59 w 16 Bennett, Tra :11) Bennett, Tra 6)Simmons, Ter 2)Bennett, Tra I 2)Schilllng, S MICHIGAN STATE SPART 02/ll/01 8 3- 94 L ,34, S1mmons, Ter 6;S1mmons, Ter 5I Simmons, Ter 4)Slmmons, Ter

PENN STATE NITTANY L 02/14/01 62~ 82 L 22 Rychart, Dus 8: Bennett, Tra 3)Burleson, Ke 1)Bennett, Tra I 31Hagen, Jeff s: Schlll1ng, s 3) Schilling, s 1)Lorang, Just 1) Schilling, s 1)Rychart, Dus at M1ch1gan Wolver1n 02/17/01 93~75 w 30 S1mmons. Ter 9,Flemlng, Ker S)Simmons, Ter 2)Simmons, Ter ( 1)Schilling, S 5)Rychart, Dus 2)Rychart, Dus a: W1scons1n Badgers 02/21/01 54~64 L ,23 S1mmons, Ter 12'Rychart, Dus 4)Burleson, Ke 4)Simmons, Ter I 1)Schilling, S 4)Simmons, Ter d- I~d1ana Hoos1ers 0:/28/Cl 53-89 L :7 F:err. .:.n]. Ke~ 7 Rychart, Dus 2)Fleming, Ker I 6)Burleson, Ke I 2)Schilling, S 2)Schilling, S

r• 83/04/Cl 59-67 L l? S:ml""or:s, ':'e! 9 Rychart, Dus ( 5)Simmons, Ter 2)Bennett, Tra ( 1)Bennett, Tra 2)Schllling, s 2)Hagen, Jeff

L J: Fie·r..:.r-.], Ker •• Rychart, Dus ( 6)Simmons, Ter 2)Bennett, Tra 2)Hagen, Jeff Minnesota Golden Gopher Basketball GAME BY GAME SEASON STATS as of 03/09/01 ALL GAMES

T 0 T A L 3-POINTERS R E B 0 U N D S A TO BLK ST PTS---AVG OPPONENT DATE SCORE W/L FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF TOT--AVG PF

7 10 81 81. UNC GREENSBORO 11/17/00 81-61 w 28 70 .400 7 17 .412 18 23 .783 16 23 39 39.0 16 18 10 GEORGIA BULLDOGS 11/19/00 77-74 w 27 55 .491 17 .471 15 20 .750 10 22 32 35.5 21 21 16 12 77 73.0 at Hawa11 Pac1f1c Sea 11/24/00 86 75 w 32 59 .542 17 .471 14 18 .778 15 19 34 35. 19 26 18 4 86 81.3 vs Texas Christ1an Ho 11/25/00 107-99 w 3C 54 .556 9 20 .450 38 49 .776 13 28 41 36. 20 18 18 2 5 107 87. vs Georgetown Hoyas 11/26/00 60-76 L 17 59 .288 7 22 .318 19 28 .679 15 25 40 37.2 17 13 13 4 60 82.2 at Flor1da State Sem1 11/29/00 76-71 w 26 53 .491 10 16 .625 14 22 .636 8 22 30 36.0 18 15 10 6 76 81.2 MORRIS BROWN WOLVERI 12/03/00 64-53 w 23 55 .418 6 17 .353 12 18 .667 10 2 9 39 36.4 13 13 18 6 8 64 78.7 at Marquette Golden E 12/07/00 61-59 Wot 26 68 .382 5 24 .208 4 5 . 800 14 23 37 36. 18 20 12 4 7 61 76.5

BETHL~E COOKMAN WILD 12/09/00 93-70 w 32 58 .552 6 14 .429 23 35 .657 14 28 42 37. 21 23 13 5 93 78.3 LOUISIANA TECH BULLD 12/12/00 69-53 w 27 57 .474 5 16 .313 10 14 .714 10 26 36 37.0 14 18 14 4 69 77.4 DARTMOUTH BIG GREEN 12/22/00 81-62 W 30 60 . 500 7 15 .467 14 19 .737 12 28 40 37.3 15 17 12 7 7 81 77.

~;EBRASKA CORNHUSKERS 12/28/00 74-70 Wot 26 63 .413 5 23 .217 17 26 .654 14 25 39 37.4 18 15 11 9 7 74 77.4 CENTENARY GENTS 12/30/00 93-59 w 26 52 .soc 23 .391 32 45 .711 15 27 42 37.8 18 16 9 10 93 78.6 at !ll1n01S Fightlng 01/03/01 64-80 L 14 .286 14 20 .700 10 16 26 36.9 20 13 18 6 64 77.6

WISCO~Sl~ BADGERS 01/06/01 54-49 w 18 .444 10 20 .500 11 25 36 36.9 21 12 17 5 54 76. at O~:s State BGckeye 01/13/01 72 75 L 2 7 . 3 J 3 15 21 .714 15 16 31 36.5 26 14 19 72 75.8 01/17/01 70-67 w 4: E 6 17 .353 18 30 .600 10 30 40 36.7 18 18 14 5 6 70 75.4 ::-;::,!A."JA HOOSIERS 01/20/01 78-74 Wot c• 69 21 .381 14 18 .778 10 26 36 36.7 18 17 9 6 11 78 75.6 ; OW.O. 1-ihWKEYES 01/24/01 74-87 L 23 .26: 10 21 .476 17 25 36. 27 19 9 5 74 75.5 at P~rd~e Bo1lermaker 01/27/01 68-83 L 23 6C 38] 21 .381 14 18 .778 16 19 35 36.0 20 14 17 7 68 75. at Iowa Hawkeyes 01/31/01 55-64 L 33] 22 .227 10 12 .833 16 19 35 36.0 21 11 19 4 4 55 74. CHIC STATE BUCKEYES 02/03/01 66-73 L 59 16 . 3 75 16 22 . 727 13 19 32 35.8 23 14 14 10 66 at :-;0r:nwester~ W1ldc 02/06/01 66-59 w 16 444 15 .533 10 23 33 35.7 18 21 16 6 66

M:CH:GAJ--: STATE SPART 02/11/01 83-94 L 4c~ :~ 3: 533 15 20 .750 7 16 23 35.1 25 14 15 83 73.8 ?":;:; STAT=: N:':'TAJ--:Y L 02/14/01 62-82 L :2 ll• 12 15 .800 15 28 43 35.4 10 14 6 62 73.4

w t...;C" .-. :;; c.~·, 19 25 . 760 11 26 37 35.5 19 18 17 7 93 74. 10 . 500 7 23 30 35. 17 12 7 54 73.4

C2/28/0l 53 89 L 272 13 18 . 722 10 14 24 34.9 22 7 10 10 53 72.6

::._:._;:;:;:s F!GH7!NG IL 03/04/01 59-67 L 20 .3SC ;4 18 .778 11 20 31 34.8 19 9 13 9 59 72 . 2

L ~...:~ :~ 3: 4~'- 16 25 .640 10 18 28 34. 24 14 13 0 8 77 72.3

•• ;7)6 4:, :2J 6:: .38: 45] 650 .697 356 680 1036 34.5 576 468 417 110 209 2170 72.3

•· ;7;j 4! 0 • •C S4~ )~6 497 673 .738 383 731 1114 37.1 587 419 473 135 198 2155 71.8 NIT FIRST ROUND Villanova vs. Minnesota (ESPN2) - Timing Sheet Wednesday, March 14,2001 Tip-off- 8:35:15 p.m.

PRE-GAME ACTIVITY STANDARD CLOCK GAME CLOCK Clock Operative 7:32 60:00 Squads May Take Floor 7:52-8:22 30:00-10:00 Horn for teams to leave Floor 8:22 10:00 National Anthem 8:23 9:00 Timer Notifies Squads to Return 8:28 4:00 ESPN on Air 8:30 2:00 Horn Sounds - Starting Lineups 8:32 0:00

Tip-Off 8:35:15 20:00

HALFTIME ACTIVITY Halftime Events 15:00 Teams May Take Floor 3:00 Second Half Begins 0:00

TIME-OUT POLICIES A TV/Media timeout shall be called when the clock has been stopped by rule. Under no circumstances shall the clock be stopped or play be interrupted for a TV time out. Media time outs will be calkd on the first dead ball after the 16, 12, 8 & 4 minute mark in each half. • The first time out called b~· either team in the game shall become a full time out. This does not eliminate a media time out. • In addition. each team is entitled to four time outs of 30 seconds in length and one full time out. Each team may carry over three- 30 second time outs to the second half. • During a 30 second time out the first horn will sound at 20 seconds the second horn will be sounded at the end of the time out and play should resume immediately. • During a 30 second time out players must remain on the court. Each team is entitled to one additional 30 second time out during each extra period-unused 30 second time outs from the half rna) be used at any time. The first time out called in any extra period becomes a full time out. • The length of a media time out shall he 135 seconds - the first horn sounding at 120 seconds and the second horn sounding at the completion of the time out 15 seconds later. • Substitutions may not occur after the tirst horn has been sounded until at least one live-ball period has occurred and the ball becomes dead.

Game Officials (do not announce) Bench Officials Referee: Mike Roberts Official Scorer: John Bell Wilson Umpires: Tim Fogarty, Lamar Simpson Public Address: Dick Jonckowski