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2007-08 Men’s Basketball Media Guide www.niuhuskies.com 83 2007-08 Men’s Basketball Media Guide 2007-08 Men’s Basketball Media Guide 1981-82 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM Front Row (L-R): Leonard Hayes, Tim Dillon, Ron Lindfors, Allen Rayhorn, Terry Green, Jon Collins Back Row (L-R): Carl Armato, Kerry Mitchell, Mike Padden, Bruce Johnson, Keith Gray, Joe Parys THE LINEUP 1981-82 RESULTS (16-14) NORTHERN ILLINOIS NIU OPP F 50 Tim Dillon (10.3 ppg. / 5.8 rpg) 66 84 at Iowa 77 70 Northwestern-* 6-8, 220, So. 60 63 at Illinois State F 34 Jon Collins 68 71 Western Illinois (22.9 ppg. / 15.9 rpg) 75 97 at Loyola-Chicago 6-9, 230, So. 70 65 at Notre Dame C 40 Allen Rayhorn 56 81 at Fresno State (15.3 ppg. / 9.0 rpg) 67 65 at Pacific 6-9, 202, Sr. 46 55 DePaul-* 62 57 Loras G 22 Keith Gray 65 73 at Ball State-! (8.4 ppg. / 2.0 rpg) 74 66 Miami (Ohio)-! * 6-2, 166, Fr. 60 59 at Western Michigan-! G 24 Leonard Hayes 67 69 Ohio-! (OT) (14.8 ppg. / 2.9 rpg) 62 64 at Central Michigan-! 6-0, 184, So. 61 59 Bowling Green-! Head Coach: 55 62 at Eastern Michigan-! 67 64 Toledo-! (OT) John McDougal 79 73 Kent State-! (OT) 70 72 at Miami (Ohio)-! MAC TOURNAMENT 82 61 Western Michigan-! 70 68 at Ohio-! CHAMPIONS 55 50 Central Michigan-! 80 89 at Bowling Green-! 72 62 Eastern Michigan-! 84 85 at Toledo-! 70 68 Ohio-@ (OT) 67 66 Bowling Green-@ 79 75 Ball State-@ (OT) 68 77 Kansas State-# Tim Dillon (50) vs. Kansas State in the NCAA Midwest !-Mid-American Conference game Regional in Dallas. @-MAC Tournament at Ann Arbor, MI #-NCAA Midwest Regional at Dallas, TX *-at Rockford MetroCentre (Home Games in Bold) 84 www.niuhuskies.com www.niuhuskies.com 2007-08 Men’s Basketball Media Guide 1981-82 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM 1990-91 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM Front Row (L-R): Manager Dan Real, Manager David Benson, Brian Molis, Donnell Thomas, Stacy Arrington, Andrew Wells, Antwon Harmon, Donald Whiteside, Mike Hid- den, Manager Tai Kim, Assistant Athletic Trainer Mike Braid Back Row (L-R): Assistant Coach DeWayne Kelly, Assistant Coach Rob Judson, David Mitchell, Mike Lipnisky, Steve Oldendorf, Brian Banks, Head Coach Jim Molinari, Mike Beck, Randy Fens, Mark Layton, Part-Time Assistant Coach Pat Donahue, Graduate Assistant Coach Phil Leib THE LINEUP 1990-91 RESULTS (25-6) NORTHERN ILLINOIS NIU OPP. F 44 Donnell Thomas 65 51 at Maine (17.0 ppg / 8.2 rpg) 37 65 at Minnesota 6-4, 218, Sr. 77 51 Evansville F 23 Andrew Wells 75 53 Alcorn State-* (7.9 ppg / 6.5 rpg) 69 53 at Southwest Texas State-* 92 52 Idaho State 6-7, 214, Sr. 76 66 at Rice F 33 Antwon Harmon 84 60 at Chicago State (6.3 ppg. / 4.2 rpg) 65 45 Illinois-Chicago-! 6-7, 194, Sr. 75 64 at Northern Iowa-! G 10 Donald Whiteside 69 68 at Western Illinois-! (11.7 ppg. / 1.5 rpg) 79 55 Valparaiso-! 5-10, 150, Sr. 70 61 DePaul 57 63 Wisconsin-Green Bay-! G 30 Mike Lipnisky 69 65 Illinois Benedictine (6.4 ppg. / 2.7 rpg) 48 30 at Akron-! 6-2, 183, Fr. 59 44 at Cleveland State-! Head Coach: Jim Molinari 59 47 Eastern Illinois-! 77 51 Northern Iowa-! 59 57 Western Illinois-! 72 42 at Valparaiso-! 74 69 at Eastern Illinois-! (2OT) 53 61 at Wisconsin-Green Bay-! 73 82 at Nebraska 65 48 Cleveland State-! 75 62 Akron-! 71 70 at Illinois-Chicago-! 77 52 Illinois-Chicago-@ 76 63 Northern Iowa-@ (OT) 39 56 at Wisconsin-Green Bay-@ 68 75 St. John’s-# *-Coca Cola Jowers Jamboree at San Marcos, TX !-Mid-Continent Conference game @-Mid-Con Conference Tournament at Green Bay, WI #-NCAA Midwest Regional at Dayton, OH (Home Games in Bold) www.niuhuskies.com 85 2007-08 Men’s Basketball Media Guide 2007-08 Men’s Basketball Media Guide 1995-96 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM Front Row (L-R): Assistant Coach Ryan Marks, Assistant Coach Jeff Strohm, Donte Parker, Vaurice Patterson, Marlin Simms, Jamal Robinson, Ronald Minter, Assistant Coach Benjy Taylor, Head Coach Brian Hammel Middle Row (L-R): Manager Tim Kelly, Assistant Athletic Trainer Jeff Carrico, Dwayne Austin, Chris Coleman, Mike Hartke, Thomas Cook, Manager Kevin Feeney, Man- ager Keval Desai, Manager Jonathan Crocker. Back Row (L-R): Manager Barry Schultz, Tywon Burnom, Mark Holland, T.J. Lux, Pete Rohlwing, James Patterson, Athletic Trainer Bill Hobson THE LINEUP NORTHERN ILLINOIS 1995-96 RESULTS (20-10) F 41 Mike Hartke NIU OPP. (7.4 ppg / 3.6 rpg) 116 77 Aurora 6-8, 227, Jr. 65 68 at Austin Peay State 63 65 Southern Illinois C 35 T.J. Lux 49 53 Bowling Green (15.2 ppg / 8.7 rpg) 77 52 at Wichita State 6-8, 201, Fr. 115 75 at Chicago State G 25 Chris Coleman 81 61 Akron (14.3 ppg. / 6.3 rpg) 70 63 at Air Force 6-3, 202, Jr. 69 54 Niagara G 5 Ronald Minter 57 54 at Maine 65 62 Loyola-Chicago-!(OT) (12.0 ppg. / 3.4 rpg) 80 60 Detroit-! 5-9, 158, Jr. 67 64 Wisconsin-Milwaukee-! G 24 Vaurice Patterson 67 70 at Illinois-Chicago-! (8.6 ppg. / 3.9 rpg) 76 62 Cleveland State-! 6-0, 171, Sr. 84 57 Butler-! Head Coach: 53 61 at Wisconsin-Green Bay-! Brian Hammel 71 63 at Wright State-! 68 72 at Loyola-Chicago-! 98 90 Illinois-Chicago-! MCC TOURNAMENT 51 57 Wisconsin-Green Bay-! CHAMPIONS 100 90 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee-! (2OT) 58 73 at Butler-! 61 53 at Cleveland State-! 81 71 Wright State-! 75 77 at Detroit-! 80 78 Wisconsin-Milwaukee-@ 95 60 Illinois-Chicago-@ Chris Coleman (25) vs. Texas 84 63 Detroit-@ Tech in NCAA East Regional 73 74 Texas Tech-# in Richmond. !-Midwestern Collegiate Conference game @-MCC Tournament at Dayton, OH #-NCAA East Regional at Richmond, VA (Home Games in Bold) 86 www.niuhuskies.com www.niuhuskies.com 2007-08 Men’s Basketball Media Guide ALL-TIME HUSKIE LETTERMEN AAAA (Adams - Aurelian) FFFF (Feeney - Fisher) Glen Krupica, Mgr. (1978-82) Stan Adams, F (1982-84) Kevin Feeney, Mgr. (1992-96) Dave Kruse, Mgr. (2005-06) Tony Amelianovich, C (1968-70) Randy Fens, F-C (1989-93) Burton Anderson, F (1997-99) Bill Finucane, Mgr. (1973-74) LLLL (Layton - Lux) Brett Andricks, G (1986-88) Joe Fisher, G (1982-84) Mark Layton, G (1990-91) Carl Armato, G (1981-84) John Fisher, G (1973-74) Phil Leib, G-F (1988-90) Stacy Arrington, G (1987-91) Ron Lindfors, C (1980-83) Mike Ashford, F (1975-76) GGGG (Grabner - Greene) Russ Lipinski, G (1992-95) Destin Aurelian, Mgr. (2000-01) Mike Grabner, F-C (1984-1988) Quintan Lipkins, G (2005-07) Egan Grafel, F (2006-07) Mike Lipnisky, G (1990-95) BBBB (Banks - Bush) Keith Gray, G (1981-82) Mike Lochner, C (2006-07) Brian Banks, F (1987-91) Terry Green, F (1979-1983) Shaun Logan, F (2006-07) Steve Bartlett, Mgr. (1973-75) Wayne Greenbeck, G (1966-68) Gerry Lorenzi, G (1991-92) Jay Bates, G (2001-03) Patrick Greene, Mgr. (2003-05) T.J. Lux, C-F (1995-2000) Kenny Battle, F (1984-86) Mike Beck, C (1989-90) HHHH (Haeger - Hughes) MMMM (Madagan - Munoz) Dan Bedeker, G (1988-89) Gary Haeger, Mgr. (1982-83) Mike Madagan, Mgr. (1984-87) Daniel Bellino, Mgr. (1996-99) Don Hamel, G (1970-73) Anthony Maestranzi, G (2002-06) John Benson, G (1968-71) Bob Hanson, Mgr. (1999-2002) Nate Mason, G (1968-70) Bill Blaisdell, G (1965-68) Matt Hardy, F (1986-88) Adrian Maxwell, G (1982-83) Wayne Boeckelman, Mgr. (1975-76) Antwon Harmon, F-C (1988-91) Steve McCuiston, G (1977-81) Mike Booker, G (1975-76) Eric Harrington, F (1983-87) Dan McDowell, F (1971-74) Jim Bradley, F-C (1971-73) Billy Harris, G (1970-73) Julian McElroy, G (2001-02) Mike Brown, G (1997-2001) John Harris, C-F (1975-79) Lawrence McGhee, F (1999-2000) Jay Bryant, G (1976-80) Mike Hartke, F (1992-96) Earl McKelvy, F (1974-77) Tim Bryant, G-F (1972-75) Aubrey Hawkins, F (1965-68) Bryson McKenzie, C (2002-03, 2004-06) Front Row (L-R): Assistant Coach Ryan Marks, Assistant Coach Jeff Strohm, Donte Parker, Vaurice Patterson, Marlin Simms, Jamal Robinson, Ronald Minter, Assistant Coach Tim Bryant, Jr., G (1997-98) Carl Hayes, G (1982-83) Tom McKiernan, G (1969-72) Benjy Taylor, Head Coach Brian Hammel Johnathan Byrd, F/C (2003-05) Leonard Hayes, G (1980-82) Mike McKinney, G (2003-07) Middle Row (L-R): Manager Tim Kelly, Assistant Athletic Trainer Jeff Carrico, Dwayne Austin, Chris Coleman, Mike Hartke, Thomas Cook, Manager Kevin Feeney, Man- Tywon Burnom, F (1995-97) Matt Hicks, F (1974-77) Rodney Michaels-Chamberlain, Mgr. (2002-03) ager Keval Desai, Manager Jonathan Crocker. Jason Bush, Mgr. (1997-98) Ron Hicks, F (1977-78) Tom Miller, F (1965-68) Back Row (L-R): Manager Barry Schultz, Tywon Burnom, Mark Holland, T.J. Lux, Pete Rohlwing, James Patterson, Athletic Trainer Bill Hobson Mike Hidden, F-G (1988-92) Chuck Milliner, F-C (1974-75) CCCC (Caldwell - Curran) John Hindes, C (1972-74) Ronald Minter, G (1993-97) Dwayne Caldwell, C (1973-75) Joe Hodder, Mgr. (1998-2000) David Mitchell, G (1989-93) Frank Clair, F (2004-05) Mark Holland, F (1995-96) Kerry Mitchell, F (1982-83) John Clark, C (1975-76) Carroll Holmes, G (1973-74) Brian Molis, G-F (1990-92) Ray Clark, G (1978-81) James Hughes, C (2003-07) Eric Moore, Mgr.
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  • Estta1134132 05/17/2021 in the United States Patent And

    Estta1134132 05/17/2021 in the United States Patent And

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  • Active NCAA Division I Coaches' Lengths of Tenure

    Active NCAA Division I Coaches' Lengths of Tenure

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