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INDIANA STATE (1-0) VS Purdue (3-2) Sat INDIANA STATE BASKETBALL | game #2 | GoSycamores.com | @IndStMBB | #MarchOn SCHEDULE & RESULTS DECEMBER 12, 2020 | Mackey Arena | West Lafayette, Ind. Day Date Opponent Location TV Time/Result Tues. D8 vs. Truman State Terre Haute, Ind. ESPN3 W, 80-66 INDIANA STATE (1-0) VS Purdue (3-2) Sat. D12 at Purdue West Lafayette, Ind. Big Ten Network 7:30 PM Tues. D15 at Saint Louis St. Louis, Mo. Fox Sports Midwest 8 PM Sat. D19 vs. Ball State Terre Haute, Ind. TBA 1 PM Tues. D22 vs. SEMO Terre Haute, Ind. TBA 1 PM Sun. D27 vs. Drake Terre Haute, Ind. TBA TBA Mon. D28 vs. Drake Terre Haute, Ind. TBA TBA Sat. J2 at Missouri State Springfield, Mo. TBA TBA Sun. J3 at Missouri State Springfield, Mo. TBA TBA Sat. J9 vs. Southern Illinois Terre Haute, Ind. TBA TBA Sun. J10 vs. Southern Illinois Terre Haute, Ind. TBA TBA Sat. J16 at Illinois State Normal, Ill. TBA TBA THE SERIES ON THE CALL Sun. J17 at Illinois State Normal, Ill. TBA TBA Wed. J20 vs. Evansville Terre Haute, Ind. TBA TBA Overall: 34th meeting Saturday; PU Leads, 29-4 TV: Big Ten Network Sat. J30 vs. Bradley Terre Haute, Ind. TBA TBA In Terre Haute: Purdue leads, 4-2 Talent: Chris Vosters (P) & Stephen Bardo (A) Sun. J31 vs. Bradley Terre Haute, Ind. TBA TBA In West Lafayette: Purdue leads, 25-2 Radio: None Sat. F6 at Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa TBA TBA Last Meeting: Dec. 18, 2010 (Purdue won 65-52) Live Stats: PurdueSports.com Sun. F7 at Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa TBA TBA Current streak: Purdue, W3 Social: Follow @IndStMBB on Twitter, Instagram & Sat. F13 vs. Loyola Terre Haute, Ind. TBA TBA Coach Lansing vs. Purdue: 0-1 /SycamoresMBB on Facebook Sun. F14 vs. Loyola Terre Haute, Ind. TBA TBA Wed. F17 at Evansville Evansville, Ind. TBA TBA Fri. F26 at Valparaiso Valparaiso, Ind. TBA TBA THE OPENING TIP Sat. F27 at Valparaiso Valparaiso, Ind. TBA TBA M4-7 Arch Madness St. Louis, Mo. TBA TBA AT A GLANCE Visit GoSycamores.com for TV designations and links. Eleventh-year head coach Greg Lansing returns a wealth of experience from last season’s 18-12 team, including first-team All-MVC selectionTyreke Key. The Sycamores will also look for forward Jake LaRavia A SYCAMORE WIN WOULD ... to continue his upward trends following a strong freshman campaign. LaRavia earned a spot on this ... BE WIN NO. 1,516 FOR THE INDIANA STATE BASKETBALL PROGRAM year’s preseason Second Team after being named to the league’s All-Newcomer and All-Freshman teams a year ago. Lansing returns seven letterwinners from a year ago, including four starters. Cooper Neese ... BE WIN NO. 168 FOR HEAD COACH GREG LANSING (7.3 PPG) and Tre Williams (7.2 PPG) join Key and LaRavia while the Sycamores will also have Cam Bacote, Cobie Barnes and Keon Sellers returning. ISU added seven newcomers, including two graduate ... BE THE FIRST WIN OVER PURDUE SINCE 2006 AND THE FIRST WIN AGAINST transfers in Tobias Howard Jr. (Towson) and Randy Miller Jr. (North Carolina Central). PURDUE IN WEST LAFAYETTE SINCE 1978 SERIES HISTORY ... BE THE FIRST WIN OVER A BIG 10 OPPONENT SINCE THE SYCAMORES DEFEATED INDIANA ON THE ROAD, 90-69 TO OPEN THE 2017-18 SEASON Saturday’s game against the Boilermakers will mark the 34th meeting all-time between the programs with Purdue owning a 29-4 advantage in the series which dates to 1902. It will be the first meeting ... END A THREE-GAME WINNING STREAK IN THE SERIES BY PURDUE between the two programs since the 2010-11 season, though ISU and Purdue did play a charity relief IN THE NOTES exhibition in 2017. Notes/Series History/Misc. Pages 1-2 Coach Lansing Pages 8-9 TYREKE KEY AND JAKE LARAVIA NAMED EARN MVC Notes/National Polls Page 3 Player Pages (Numerical) Pages 10-24 MVC PRESEASON HONORS LAST 10 GAMES VS PURDUE The Last Time/By The Numbers Page 4 Overall Stats Page 25 Two returning standouts on the Indiana State men’s December 7, 1976 at Purdue L, 68-82 Around the MVC/Standings Page 5 Misc. Statistics Pages 26-37 basketball team received preseason recognition November 28, 1977 vs #12 Purdue W, 91-63 Roster/Pronunciations Page 6 2020-21 Box Scores Page 38 as Tyreke Key was named First Team while Jake November 27, 1978 at Purdue W, 63-53 TV & Radio Roster Page 7 December 1, 1990 at Purdue L, 56-77 LaRavia was named to Second Team. A senior guard INDIANA STATE ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS December 2, 1991 vs Purdue L, 65-81 for the Sycamores, Key paved the way for ISU a year December 19, 1992 at #16 Purdue L, 63-92 Assistant Director of Athletic Communications: Tim McCaughan » timothy. ago, averaging a team-high 15.6 points per contest. December 28, 2006 vs Purdue W, 89-70 [email protected] // C: 618-841-2139 // O: 812-237-4161 Along with his scoring output Key also pulled down December 1, 2007 at Purdue L, 71-60 Assistant Director: Andrew Hile » [email protected] // C: 317-697- December 13, 2008 at #14 Purdue L, 62-76 4.6 rebounds per game and 1.7 assists per game. 7939 // O: 812-237-4159 December 18, 2010 vs #19 Purdue L, 52-65 THE MATCHUPS BY THE NUMBERS 80.0 .463 .238 .684 66.0 .422 .522 39.0 16.0 11.0 8.0 13.0 11.0 SCORING FG% 3FG% POINTS FG% 3FG% FT% REBOUNDS ASSISTS TURNOVERS BLOCKS STEALS FOULS DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE 72.4 .456 .378 .713 62.8 .415 .266 36.2 16.4 14.6 1.8 5.0 18.4 1 TEAM NOTES A consistent shooter at the charity stripe, Key set a IN THE NCAA coach Greg Lansing announced Nov. 13. A transfer program record and the 14th-longest streak in MVC After one game, Indiana State ranks in the top-10 for the Sycamores this season, Stephens was named history with 32 consecutive makes at the free throw line statistically in seven categories. ISU leads the nation Second Team All-Panhandle Conference a year ago at from Nov. 17-Dec. 3. The fourth-fastest player to join in blocked shots per game (8), fewest fouls (11), fewest JUCO powerhouse Tallahassee Community College. the 1,000-point club in program history, Key sits 16th personal fouls per game (11), ranks third in steals (8), The 6-foot-7 forward played in 26 games, averaging all-time with 1,255 career points scored with a chance third in turnover margin (11), fourth in fewest turnovers eight points and 5.7 rebounds a game. to jump into the top-10 -- needing just 200 points. (11), and seventh in forced turnovers (22). LaRavia was named to the MVC All-Freshman Team and GREG LANSING SECOND ON ISU WINS LIST WITH 167 All-Newcomers Team after seeing action in 30 games, OUT AND RUNNING Greg Lansing became just the second head coach in the including 25 starts. Averaging 9.4 points per game for In the season opener against Truman State, ISU scored history of the program to record at least 150 victories the Sycamores, LaRavia also ranked ninth-best in the 20 points on the fast break, while allowing no fast break when he picked that milestone win on Sun., November league in rebounding with a mark of 5.9 per game. He baskets. 24 in the Bahamas against Air Force. His 166 career has hit 53 percent of his shots this season which is victories rank second in the history of the program. In 10th-best in the Valley. His 35 blocked shots ranked A RENOVATED HULMAN CENTER 2018, with the Sycamores’ victory at home over Illinois fourth in the league and his 2.5 offensive rebounds per The Sycamores will be playing this season in the newly State, he earned his 73rd career MVC victory which is game are fourth. renovated Hulman Center. Used by Sycamore basketball a school record. Coach Lansing now only trails Duane since its opening in the early 1970’s, Hulman Center Klueh who owns the school record with 182 career SYCAMORE DEBUTS received a complete renovation that included new victories. He currently holds the school record with 91 ISU has seven newcomers on its 2020-21 squad and mechanical systems, updates to safety fire suppression all-time MVC regular-season victories -- which is tied six made their ISU debuts in the Sycamores’ win over systems, new concessions, restrooms, freight elevator, for 11th-most in the history of the league. Truman State. Graduate transfer Randy Miller Jr. made 10,000 square foot welcome pavilion, new box suite, an immediate impact for Greg Lansing’s club with a emergency medical triage suite, and exterior plaza and 63 IS THE MAGIC NUMBER team-high 19 points off the bench. True freshman garden space connecting with the Wabash Avenue Arts Under 11th-year head coach Greg Lansing, the Julian Larry made his first career start at point guard, District of Terre Haute. The renovations now allow for Sycamores are 105-10 when allowing less than 63 scoring eight points while picking up five steals and natural light in the Hulman Center as well. points to the opposition (including a 25-0 mark when four assists. Indianapolis native Jared Hankins, a holding teams to 53 or less). redshirt freshman, scored five points in 13 minutes off HULMAN CENTER DOMINANCE the bench while Tobias Howard Jr., Ndongo Ndaw and ISU continued its winning ways inside Hulman Center INDIANA STATE WITH A PAIR OF TOP 10 CAREER Sam Mervis also saw the floor in the opener.
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