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Table of Contents Contents the Big Ten Conference TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTENTS THE BIG TEN CONFERENCE Media Informa ti on ......................................................................................22 15001500W Westest HiHigginsggins RoadRoad• • ParkPark Ridge, Ridge IllinoisIllinois 60068-630060068-6300 Phone: 847-696-1010 • Fax: 847-696-1150 • www.bigten.org Big Ten Conference History ..........................................................................3 BIG TEN STAFF Commissioner James E. Delany ....................................................................4 James E. Delany, Commissioner Brad Traviolia, Deputy Commissioner 2009-10 Composite Schedule ....................................................................5-6 Rich Falk, Associate Commissioner - Offi ciati ng Programs Carol A. Iwaoka, Associate Commissioner - Governance 2009-10 TEAM CAPSULES........................................................................7-17 Mark D. Rudner, Associate Commissioner - Television Administrati on Illinois Fighti ng Illini .......................................................................7 Andrea Williams, Associate Commissioner - Basketball Operati ons Indiana Hoosiers ............................................................................8 Scott Chipman, Assistant Commissioner - Communicati ons Iowa Hawkeyes ..............................................................................9 Wendy Fallen, Assistant Commissioner - Championships Michigan Wolverines ...................................................................10 Chad Hawley, Assistant Commissioner - Compliance Michigan State Spartans .............................................................. 11 Mike McComiskey, Assistant Commissioner - Technology Minnesota Golden Gophers ........................................................ 12 Daryl Seaton, Assistant Commissioner - Branding Northwestern Wildcats ................................................................13 Julie Suderman, Controller Ohio State Buckeyes .................................................................... 14 Lori Fauley, Budget and Finance Director Penn State Nitt any Lions ..............................................................15 Robin Jentes, Director of Branding Purdue Boilermakers ...................................................................16 Joe Menaugh, Associate Director of Championships Wisconsin Badgers .......................................................................17 LaTonya S. Sadler, Associate Director of Communicati ons Kerry Kenny, Assistant Director of Compliance 2008-09 SEASON IN REVIEW .................................................................18-25 Valerie Todryk Krebs, Assistant Director of Communicati ons Returning Player Career Stati sti cs ...........................................18-19 Stephanie Kirby, Assistant Director of Championships 2008-09 in Review .................................................................. 20-21 W.T. Robinson, Producti on Coordinator/Building Manager Individual & Team Stats - All Games .......................................22-23 Barbara Greenbaum, Executi ve Assistant to the Commissioner Individual & Team Stats - Conference Games .........................24-25 Linda Arnold, Administrati ve Assistant Sue Immekus, Administrati ve Assistant RECORDS ...........................................................................................26-40 Jennifer Mahler, Administrati ve Assistant Individual Records - All Games ............................................... 26-27 Mary Jo O’Donohue, Administrati ve Assistant Team Records - All Games ...................................................... 28-29 Madeline Russell, Administrati ve Assistant Individual/Team Records - Conference Games .......................30-32 Britt any McCall, Robert Hammel Communicati ons Intern Annual Stati sti cal Champions - Individual ...............................33-35 Dan Mihalik, Robert Hammel Communicati ons Intern Annual Stati sti cal Champions - Team ......................................36-38 Jessica Palermo, C.D. Henry Intern (Championships) Career Clubs ...........................................................................39-40 Sherraine Pencil, Governance Intern Bill Carollo, Coordinator of Offi cials/Football COACHING RECORDS ............................................................................41-44 Jay Reid, Video Coordinator Current Coaches Year-by-Year Records ........................................ 41 All Coaches Records by School ............................................... 42-43 BIG TEN SPORTS PROPERTIES All-Time Coaching Records .......................................................... 44 Scott Bailey, General Manager Matt Bowlsby, Account Executi ve HISTORY ...........................................................................................45-69 Meghan Johnson, Account Executi ve Big Ten Tournament - All-Time Results ........................................ 45 Big Ten Tournament - All-Tournament Teams/Att endance ..........46 Big Ten Tournament Records ..................................................47-52 CREDITS 2010 Big Ten Tournament Bracket ............................................... 53 Big Ten and Nati onal Championships .......................................... 54 NCAA Tournament History ...........................................................55 TheTh 2009-102009 10 BigBi TenT ConferenceC f men’s’ basketballb k b ll mediadi guideid isi producedd d byb NCAA All-Tournament Teams .......................................................56 the Big Ten Conference offi ce, James E. Delany, Commissioner. Informati on and NCAA Year-by-Year Results...................................................... 57-59 photographs for this publicati on were supplied by the sports informati on offi ces NIT History ...................................................................................60 of Big Ten member insti tuti ons. A special thanks is extended to all those who NIT Year-by-Year Results .............................................................. 61 assisted on this project, especially the Big Ten SIDs and their staff s, who were Big Ten in the Polls ..................................................................62-63 valuable to the completi on of this guide. Att endance Figures ......................................................................64 All-Time Conference Standings ...............................................65-69 Designed and produced by: Scott Chipman, LaTonya Sadler, Valerie Todryk Krebs, Britt any McCall, and Dan Mihalik, Big Ten Conference. HONORS ...........................................................................................70-82 Individual Nati onal Honors ..........................................................70 Individual Big Ten Honors ............................................................ 71 All-Time All-Big Ten ......................................................................72 Most Valuable Players............................................................. 73-76 All-Time Academic All-Big Ten ..................................................... 77 Big Ten Players of the Week.................................................... 78-79 Big Ten in the NBA Draft .........................................................80-82 www.bigten.org 1 MEDIA INFORMATION Dear media member: Welcome to the 2009-10 Big Ten men’s basketball season. The Big Ten Conference would like to thank those media members who have covered Big Ten basketball over the years and would like to welcome those members new to our conference. This media guide is intended to assist in the media’s coverage of Big Ten men’s basketball. Those needing additi onal informati on should contact the Big Ten Communicati ons offi ce. Beginning this year, the Big Ten will no longer produce printed versions of its media guides. As media become more reliant upon the internet, it made sense to move the media guide to an online version that can be updated on a more consistent basis. We will now be able to update records more frequently, thereby creati ng a living document that evolves with the season. The online porti on of the media guide also includes links to current rosters, coaches’ bios and stati sti cs which supplement this PDF document. This also allows the conference to contain costs while “going green”, saving almost one million pieces of paper. The online men’s basketball media guide can be accessed via the conference’s website at www.bigten.org. As always, please feel free to contact us if you have any questi ons or need assistance, and we look forward to working with you this season. COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES Web Site Postseason Awards The Big Ten’s Web site, www.bigten.org, provides a single site for media to access In men’s basketball, coaches and a media panel choose All-Conference teams informati on on every Big Ten men’s basketball program, including weekly re- (First, Second, Third and Honorable Menti on), along with Player, Freshman and leases and stati sti cs for the conference’s schools along with audio of each coach’s Coach of the Year honors. Coaches also select a Defensive Player of the Year, weekly teleconference. In additi on, daily updates can be found at the Big Ten Sixth Man of the Year, an All-Freshman team, an All-Defensive team and Sports- Men’s Basketball Blog, htt p://www.bigten.org/blog/mhoops_blog.html, and by manship Award nominees. Academic All-Big Ten teams are named for every logging on to Twitt er and following @BigTenConf and @BigTenLaTonya. The Big sport. The
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