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2012-13 Men's Basketball OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY 2012-13 MEN’S BASKETBALL DEFENDING THE TRADITION 2002 National Champions - 3 Final Fours - 13 NCAA Tournament Appearances - 11 OAC Titles FRONT ROW (L to R): Student Manager Jake Roszman, Student Manager Taylor Harle, Matt McCollister, Michael Tighe, Jason Davis, Derek Dicke, Max Van Meter, Zach Bakenhaster, Andy Yazrombek, Kiley Gessner, C.J. Julian, Robby Watts, Tommy Waterwash, Student Manager Marta Watson, Student Manager Cara Jeffers.BACK ROW (L to R): Athletic Trainer Marissa Basar, Head Athletic Trainer Danielle Kilboy, Graduate Assistant Coach Micah Mills, Assistant Coach Darrell Miller, Assistant Coach Robert Mock, Colin Echelberry, Pearson Huggins, Keegan Parsons, John Finnegan, Jon Juergens, Kenny Bolyard, Head Coach Todd Adrian, Assistant Coach Rob Purlee, Athletic Trainer Chistan White, Athletic Trainer Alex Craine. Date Opponent Location Time Al Van Wie Rotary Classic 11/16/2012 Adrian Wooster, Ohio 6 p.m. 11/17/2012 Carnegie Mellon Wooster, Ohio 6 p.m. Holiday Inn Airport Tournament 11/24/2012 Ohio Wesleyan Rochester, N.Y. 6 p.m. 11/25/2012 SUNY Cobleskill Rochester, N.Y. 1 p.m. 12/1/2012 Marietta* Marietta, Ohio 3 p.m. 12/4/2012 WITTENBERG Westerville, Ohio 7:30 p.m. 12/8/2012 MUSKINGUM* Westerville, Ohio 7:30 p.m. 12/15/2012 MOUNT UNION* Westerville, Ohio 7:30 p.m. 12/19/2012 Ohio Northern* Ada, Ohio 7:30 p.m. Smokey Ballenger Tournament 12/28/2012 PSU-Behrend vs. Trine Westerville, Ohio 3 p.m. 12/28/2012 MILWAUKEE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Westerville, Ohio 8 p.m. 12/29/2012 Consolation Game Westerville, Ohio 3 p.m. 12/29/2012 Championship Game Westerville, Ohio 8 p.m. 1/2/2013 BALDWIN WALLACE* Westerville, Ohio 7:30 p.m. 1/5/2013 Capital* Bexley, Ohio 2 p.m. 1/9/2013 WILMINGTON* Westerville, Ohio 7:30 p.m. 1/12/2013 HEIDELBERG* Westerville, Ohio 7:30 p.m. 1/16/2013 John Carroll* University Heights, Ohio 7 p.m. 1/19/2013 Muskingum* New Concord, Ohio 3 p.m. 1/23/2013 MARIETTA* Westerville, Ohio 7:30 p.m. 1/26/2013 Baldwin Wallace* Berea, Ohio 3 p.m. 1/30/2013 OHIO NORTHERN* Westerville, Ohio 7:30 p.m. 2/2/2013 Mount Union* Alliance, Ohio 3 p.m. 2/6/2013 Wilmington* Wilmington, Ohio 7:30 p.m. 2/9/2013 CAPITAL* Westerville, Ohio 7:30 p.m. 2/13/2013 JOHN CARROLL* Westerville, Ohio 7:30 p.m. 2/16/2013 Heidelberg* Tiffin, Ohio 3 p.m. Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament 2/19-23/2013 TBD TBD TBD BOLD AND CAPS DENOTES HOME GAMES * DENOTES OHIO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE GAME table of contents Head Coach Head Coach ....................................Todd Adrian Alma Mater ..................................Kansas, 1995 Record at Otterbein .....................................0-0 Career Record ..........................................97-65 Basketball Office ..................... (614) 823-1844 E-Mail ............................. [email protected] Assistant Coaches Assistant Coach .............................Rob Purlee Alma Mater .........................Monmouth, 2004 Graduate Assistant ......................... Micah Mills Alma Mater ........... Ohio Valley (W.Va.), 2012 Todd Adrian enters his first season as head coach at Otterbein. He replaces former head coach ......................Darrell Miller Volunteer Assistant Dick Reynolds, who retired at the end of last season with 653 career victories. Alma Mater ............................ Otterbein, 1979 Volunteer Assistant ......................Robert Mock Basketball Support Staff Table of Contents Alma Mater ............................ Otterbein, 2002 Recruiting Coordinatior .............. Kathy Mazza General Information .......................................4 Program History Front Desk Assistant ................Beth Fitzgerald Dr. Kathy Krendl .............................................5 Executive Assistant ....................... Diane Ross Administration ................................................6 ............................1902 First Year of Basketball Equipment Administrator .................Skip Ford Support Staff ...................................................7 .................... 1240-1045 (.543) All-Time Record Asst. Facilities Supervisor.................Terry Fry Season Outlook ..............................................8 .................................... 11 OAC Championships Asst. Facilities Supervisor.....Alan Kavanaugh 2012-13 Roster ................................................9 OAC Tournament Championships ................ 8 Sports Information 2012-13 Schedule ...........................................9 NCAA Appearances ........................................13 Head Coach ...................................................10 ..................... 3 Sports Information Director ........... Ed Syguda NCAA Final Four Appearances Assistant Coaches ....................................... 11 ........................1 (2002) Office Phone ............................ (614) 823-1288 National Championships Player Profiles...............................................12 ......23-13 E-mail [email protected] All-Time NCAA Tournament Record Pronunciation Guide ....................................19 Assistant Sports Info. Dir. ........ Adam Prescott Team Information OAC Opponents ............................................19 Office Phone ............................ (614) 823-1951 Non-Conference Opponents ........................21 2011-12 Overall Record .............................9-17 E-mail [email protected] 2011-12 Statistics..........................................23 2011-12 OAC Record/Finish................6-12/8th Sports Info. Asst. ...................Andrew Woodley Indiviual Records..........................................24 Letterman Returning / Lost .......................7 / 5 Office Phone ............................ (614) 823-1598 Team Records ...............................................25 Starters Returning ..........................................2 E-mail ......................... [email protected] Otterbein Records ........................................26 Otterbein vs. All Opponents ........................27 All-Americans ...............................................28 All-OAC Selections .......................................29 All-Time Results ...........................................30 Facilities ........................................................35 Otterbein Profile ...........................................36 Covering the Cardinals ................................37 Broadcast Roster..........................................38 About the Cover The 2012-13 Cardinals pose at the center of the Rike Center Court. Photo by Ed Syguda. Otterbein returns seven lettermen and two starters from last season’s team that made the Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament as the No. 8 seed. OTTERBEIN CARDINALS general information Otterbein Quick Facts Interview Requests Location .....................Westerville, Ohio 43081 Please coordinate all requests for personal in- Founded .................................................. 1847 terviews with Coach Adrian through the Sports Denomination ...........United Methodist Church Information Office at (614) 823-1288. Coach Enrollment ............................................. 3,100 Adrian will be available to reporters for inter- Nickname ..........................................Cardinals views approximatly 10 minutes after the con- Colors ....................................... Tan & Cardinal clusion of home games. President ................................Dr. Kathy Krendl V.P./Student Affairs ......................Robert Gatti All player interviews must be coordinated 1 South Grove Street Athletic Director ........................Dawn Stewart through the Otterbein University Sports Infor- Westerville, Ohio 43081 Faculty Athletic Rep ................Dr. Jim Gorman mation Office. All player interviews should be Sports Info. Director: Ed Syguda Head Athletic Trainer ........... Charles Goodwin requested at least one day in advance. Players E-Mail: [email protected] are available for interviews after each practice, Team Physician .......................Dr. Darrin Bright Asst. Sports Info. Dir.: Adam Prescott as their schedule permits. Post-game inter- Sports Information Director ........... Ed Syguda E-Mail: [email protected] views are conducted approximatly 20 minutes Arena ............................................. Rike Center Sports Info. Asst.: Andrew Woodley Capacity................................... 3,100 (Seating) E-Mail: [email protected] after the conclusion of home games. Affiliations .............................NCAA Division III Phone: 614-823-1288 Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) Fax: 614-823-1360 Athletics Fax ............................(614) 823-1966 Website ............. www.otterbeincardinals.com Media Guide Information Press Box Services Important Phone Numbers The 2012-13 Otterbein University Men’s Bas- A complete running play-by-play, along with in- ketball Media Guide is a multi-purpose publica- dividual and team statistics will be distributed President’s Office ...................... (614) 823-1656 tion for use by the news media, as well as fans to members of the working media approximat- Rike Center Press Box ............... (614) 823-1973 and alumni of Otterbein University. Additional ly 15 minutes after the conclusion of the game. Admissions ................................ (614) 823-1500 information is availiable to the media upon Press kits are available prior to tip-off and in- Alumni Relations ....................... (614) 823-1650 request
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