2012 South Dakota State Men's Basketball Postseason Guide

South Dakota State UniversityJackrabbit Men’s Basketball

2012 NCAA Tournament Guide

2012 Summit LeagueTournament Champions

27-7 OverallTies School Record for

wins in a season

20th 20-Win Season inSchool History

Jackrabbit Junior Nate Wolters Only player in NCAA averaging at least

20 pts, 5 reb and 5 asst. per game

Head Coach Scott Nagy 316-197 record, 17th season

Nine 20-win seasons

GRIFFAN CALLAHANSR., SENECA, ILL.

BRAYDEN CARLSONSO., BROOKINGS, S.D.

JORDAN DYKSTRASO., ROCK VALLEY, IOWA

JOEY FEILMEIERFR., JEFFERSON, S.D.

TONY FIEGENJR., MADISON, S.D.

SAMUEL FRANCISFR., SILISTRA, BULGARIA

MARCUS HEEMSTRASO., ROCK VALLEY, IOWA

AUSTIN HENNINGSSO., COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA

ZACH HORSTMANFR., WINNER, S.D.

CORY JACOBSENFR., VIBORG, S.D.

ZACH MONAGHANFR., PALATINE, ILL

ALEX OLSONFR., BROOKFIELD, WIS.

TAÉVAUNN PRINCEFR., TORONTO, ONTARIO

CHAD WHITESO., MADISON, S.D.

NATE WOLTERSJR., ST. CLOUD, MINN.

2012 JACKRABBIT BASKETBALL – NCAA TOURNAMENT GUIDE

THE 2011-12 JACKRABBITS

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BROOKINGS, S.D. – South Dakota State earned a No. 14 seed for its first-ever NCAA Tournament atthe Division I level, which pits the Jackrabbits against No. 3 seed Baylor in the second round of theNCAA Tournament on Thursday in “The Pit” located in Albuquerque, N.M.

Ranked No. 10 in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll on March 12, the Bears earned an at-largebid to the NCAA Tournament, and enter the event with the same record as the Jackrabbits at 27-7,after falling to Missouri, 90-75, on Saturday in the Big 12 Championship in Kansas City, Mo.

The Jackrabbits last played on Tuesday, March 6, when they beat Western Illinois in The SummitLeague Championship finals to earn the league’s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.

The Jackrabbits punched their ticket to the Big Dance with a thrilling come-from-behind overtimewin over Western Illinois by the score of 52-50. The Jacks, who trailed by as many as 12 points in thesecond half, completed the comeback on a pair of Griffan Callahan free throws with 15 seconds leftin regulation to tie the game at 44. The Fighting Leathernecks got a shot off at the buzzer, but it fellshort, and into the hands of Callahan, the Jacks lone senior.

A lead that changed hands 10 times in regulation, changed hands three more times in overtime,before a Callahan three-pointer put the Jacks up for good with 1 minute, 27 seconds remaining.

Neither team scored after that, and Western Illinois' final attempt at a tie missed its mark, sendingthe Jackrabbits and their fans to the floor to celebrate the team's first-ever NCAA Tournament berth atthe Division I level.

The Jackrabbits led by as many as three points in the first half, but a 10-for-28 effort from the floorin the half, 35.7 percent, kept them from pulling away. The Fighting Leathernecks shot 45.8 percenton 11-of-24 shooting, but went 5-for-8 from three-point range, 62.5 percent, which made the differ-ence at halftime, as they went into the locker room with a 28-24 lead.

The second half didn't start much better for the Jacks, as they opened with a 1-for-10 effort fromthe floor, which opened the door for Western to extend its lead to 12 points at 37-25 with 15:24 leftin regulation.

Still trailing by nine points with 7:35 on the clock, the Jacks closed the game on an 11-2 run to tiethe game and force overtime, where they eventually prevailed.

Tournament MVP Nate Wolters led the Jackrabbits with 14 points in the win, adding six rebounds,four assists and two steals. Callahan added 10 points and six rebounds, while Chad White finishedwith nine points, all from long range.

Brayden Carlson led the defense with seven rebounds to go along with his three points and threeassists. Jordan Dykstra, who earned all-tournament team honors, finished with six points and sixrebounds.

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE PROBABLE STARTERSPOS. NO. PLAYER FG PCT. FT PCT. RPG PPG1G 3 Nate Wolters, 6-3, Jr., St. Cloud, Minn. .446 .786 5.2 21.32G 12 Brayden Carlson, 6-4, So., Brookings, S.D. .488 .683 3.1 7.23G 33 Griffan Callahan, 6-4, Sr., Seneca, Ill. .434 .772 4.8 10.54F 42 Jordan Dykstra, 6-8, So., Rock Valley, Iowa .518 .710 5.0 11.55F 34 Tony Fiegen, 6-7, Jr., Madison, S.D. .485 .684 3.9 7.2

OFF THE BENCHG 25 Chad White, 6-6, So., Madison, S.D. .498 .698 3.4 9.1G 5 Taévaunn Prince, 6-3, Fr., Toronto, Ontario .542 .964 3.5 6.6G 24 Zach Monaghan, 6-2, Fr., Palatine, Ill. .286 .667 0.6 2.2F 24 Zach Horstman, 6-5, Fr., Winner, S.D. .375 .708 1.2 2.8F 32 Marcus Heemstra, 6-9, So., Rock Valley, Iowa .257 .696 2.1 2.6

SDSU TOTALS .469 .730 34.5 77.3OPPONENT TOTALS .449 .688 32.1 66.5

JACKRABBITS DRAW BAYLOR IN NCAA TOURNAMENT

THURSDAY, MARCH 15; ALBUQUERQUE, N.MSOUTH REGION SECOND ROUND

• vs. Baylor - 5:27 p.m. MT, (6:27 CT)

NCAA TOURNAMENT

A Jackrabbit win over Bayor on Thursday would setup amatchup against the winner of the UNLV vs. Colorado gameon Saturday in the third round of the tournament.

Like the game against Baylor, the game against UNLV orColorado would also be played at “The Pit” in Albuquerque.

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TRACKING THE JACKRABBITS

Ceola Clark III.......................................Western IllinoisJordan Dykstra ..........................South Dakota StateTerell Parks ...........................................Western IllinoisJackson Stevenett ...................................Southern UtahMVP – Nate Wolters .................South Dakota State

THE SUMMIT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPSALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

RABBITS ON THE RADIO – Originated from the AM 570 WNAX studios in Yankton, S.D., SDSUmen’s basketball games can be heard on a total of five stations throughout South Dakota on theJackrabbit Sports Network. • 570 AM – WNAX – Yankton• 910 AM – KJJQ “The Ranch” – Brookings• 1060 AM – KGFX – Pierre• 950 AM KWAT or 96.9 FM KDLO – Watertown• 99.5 FM – KRKI – Rapid City

Pierre, S.D., native Tyler Merriam takes over the play-by-play duties in 2011-12, replacing six-time winner of the South Dakota Associated Press Sportscaster of the Year and 1998 NationalSportswriters and Sportscasters Association South Dakota Sportscaster of the Year, Steve Imming,who retired in 2011.

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watch every Jackrabbit home game and select road games streaming live on the internet. In addi-tion, subscribers can listen to every game, home and on the road, streaming live on the internet.

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THE JACKRABBIT INSIDER ON FOX – Fans of SDSU Athletics can get a weekly behind-the-scenes look at all 21 Jackrabbit varsity sports teams by tuning into "The Jackrabbit Insider.”

Hosted by Tyler Merriam, the show airs on Sundays on KTTW FOX 17 at 10:30 p.m., and canalso be seen on Fox Sports North at 6 p.m. on Tuesdays.

JACKS POST FIRST 20-WIN SEASON AT DIVISON I – The South Dakota State Men’sBasketball team beat UMKC 75-62 on Feb. 11, for their 20th win of the season, and first at theDivision I level. The program now boasts 20 seasons with at least 20 wins, nine of which came dur-ing the Scott Nagy era, with the last being a school-record 27 win season in 2003-04, the pro-gram’s final season in Division II.

JACKS TIE SCHOOL RECORD FOR WINS – Head coach Scott Nagy led the Jackrabbits to aschool record 27-win season in 2003-04, the program’s final season in Division II, and equaledthat mark this season with the same 27-7 record.

WOLTERS CLIMBS THE 1,000-POINT CLUB LADDER – Nate Wolters became the 42nd mem-ber of the SDSU 1,000-Point Club in a win over Sam Houston State on Nov. 22, and instantlybegan the climb up the all time list. Wolters enters the NCAA Tournament with 1,609 career points,good for fourth all-time at SDSU.

WOLTERS SETS SDSU JUNIOR SCORING RECORD – Already the SDSU sophomore scoringrecord holder, Nate Wolters added the junior scoring record to his list of accomplishments in theJacks 75-64 win over IUPUI on Feb. 25. Wolters scored 635 points in 30 games, two games fewerthan it took Chris White to score 633 points in 1990-91. He enters the NCAA Tournament with 702points so far this season in 33 games played.

WOLTERS CHASES ALL-TIME SCORING RECORD – Nate Wolters scored 907 points in his firsttwo years as a Jackrabbit, including the SDSU sophomore record with 604 points. His SDSU juniorrecord of 702 points and counting this season gives him 1,609 career points, leaving him 323points shy of the record of 1,931, set by Mark Tetzlaff from 1981-85.

MORE THAN JUST A SCORER – In addition to his scoring prowess, Nate Wolters continues hisclimb up the all-time assists charts at SDSU. His 188 assists as a sophomore last year representsthe third best single-season total in SDSU history, and his 198 this season marks the second-high-est single-season total at SDSU. Adding to that, his 472 career assists ranks second all-time atSDSU, well on pace to break the all-time mark of 605 assists, set by Brian Norberg from 1995-99.

PERFECT AT HOME – The Jackrabbits closed their third perfect season at home with a 75-64 winover IUPUI on Feb. 25, for a perfect 14-0 mark at Frost Arena. The win also makes it 17 in a rowfor the Jacks at home.

SDSU went a perfect 18-0 at home in 1984-85, and 17-0 in the 2002-03.

JUST WIN JACKRABBITS – South Dakota State enters the NCAA Tournament riding a season-long eight game winning streak, the first such streak at the Division I level and the first overallsince winning eight in a row from Jan. 23 - Feb. 21, 2004. The Jacks opened that season with 17straight wins on the way to a 27-7 overall record.

2011-12 SCHEDULE/RESULTSNOVEMBER3 MSU, MOORHEAD (EXHIBITION)...........................W, 77-64

12 WESTERN MICHIGAN.....................................W, 82-7614 at Minnesota...................................................L, 55-71 16 at Georgia ......................................................L, 61-7221-23 AT CBE CLASSIC; MACON, GA.21 vs. Niagara ....................................................W, 79-7122 vs. Sam Houston State....................................W, 77-6023 at Mercer .......................................................W, 74-61– – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –

26 at Nebraska ....................................................L, 64-76DECEMBER1 *at IUPUI ...................................................OT W, 97-933 *at Western Illinois..........................................W, 67-666 SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE ....................W, 92-69

10 NORTH DAKOTA.............................................W, 92-5412 DAKOTA STATE...............................................W, 93-6015 at North Dakota ..............................................L, 70-8918 at Washington ................................................W, 92-7328 *IPFW............................................................W, 94-5830 *OAKLAND.....................................................W, 76-64JANUARY5 *at Southern Utah ..........................................W, 75-687 *at Oral Roberts ..............................................L, 75-97

12 *SOUTH DAKOTA............................................W, 86-5614 *UMKC (LAMB BONANZA) ......................................W, 85-5821 *at North Dakota State ...............................OT W, 91-8826 *at Oakland ....................................................L, 87-9228 *at IPFW........................................................W, 74-43FEBRUARY2 *ORAL ROBERTS............................................W, 75-604 *SOUTHERN UTAH (PORK CLASSIC) .......................W, 66-569 *at South Dakota ............................................L, 68-72

11 *at UMKC ......................................................W, 75-6215 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE .................................W, 80-5718 BUFFALO (SEARS BRACKETBUSTERS) ......................W, 86-6523 *WESTERN ILLINOIS (MILITARY APPRECIATION)..........W, 74-5725 *IUPUI (CORDUROY CLASSIC)...................................W, 75-64MARCH3-6 THE SUMMIT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS; SIOUX FALLS, S.D.3 IUPUI ............................................................W, 77-565 Southern Utah................................................W, 63-476 Western Illinois...........................................OT W, 52-50

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MARCH15-16 NCAA TOURNAMENT; ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.15 Baylor (on truTV) .......................................5:27 p.m. MT– – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –

HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS* Denotes Summit League Game– Schedule, including starting times, subject to change

THE SUMMIT LEAGUE ACRONYMSIPFW ...........................................Indiana-Purdue-Fort WayneIUPUI ...............Indiana University-Purdue University-IndianapolisUMKC.................................Univeristy of Missouri-Kansas City

* All three schools prefer the use of the acronym over the fullname of the university. No other variations please.

NOT JUST NATE – Nate Wolters leads the Jacks with 21.3 points per game and reached doublefigures in all 33 games he played in this season, but he gets plenty of help. In addition to Wolters’32 games in double figures, the Jackrabbits combined for 83 double-figure performances this sea-son in 34 games. At least four Jackrabbits scored 10 points in the same game 15 times this season,with four players reaching double figures nine times, five players reaching double figures five timesand six players once.

DYKSTRA SETS SDSU THREE-POINT RECORD – Jordan Dykstra made his final two three-pointattempts vs. Buffalo on Feb. 18, went 5-for-5 from beyond the arc against Western Illinois on Feb.23, and made his first four three-point attempts vs. IUPUI in Feb. 25. That equals 11 consecutivethree-pointers over a span of three games and a new SDSU record, breaking the old mark of ninein a row, set by Craig Jenkins over three games in 1986.

CALLAHAN FOR THREE – SDSU’s lone senior Griffan Callahan entered the season with 88 careerthree-pointers and a season-high of 55, set last year as a junior. Callahan enters the NCAATournament with 75 threes this season for a career total of 163, good for fifth all-time at SDSU.

In addition to the career total, Callahan hit a career-high seven three-pointers at Nebraska onNov. 26, which ties him for third all-time at SDSU in a single game, something his older brotherGarrett did twice.

JACKS BACK IN MID-MAJOR TOP-25 – After cracking the collegeinsider.com Mid Major Top-25for the first time this season at No. 25 on Dec. 19., the Jacks moved up to No. 23 in the pollreleased on Dec. 26, and moved up to No. 21 in the Jan. 2 poll, but fell out of the poll to receivingvotes in the next four polls. The Jacks climbed back into the poll on Feb. 6, at No. 22, only to fallout of the poll completely in the poll released on Feb. 13.

Dominating wins over North Dakota State and Buffalo got the Jacks back in the poll on Feb. 20,at No. 23, while wins over Western Illinois and IUPUI to end the regular season pushed theJackrabbits to No. 21 in the poll released on Feb. 27. After a pair of league tournament wins, theJacks moved up to No. 20 in the poll released on March. 5

IN THE MERRY OLD LAND OF OZ – The Jackrabbits beat major conference foes Iowa State in2008 and Iowa in 2010, but neither the Big 12 Cyclones nor the Big Ten Hawkeyes entered thosegames with a 32 game non-conference winning streak at home or entered those seasons aftermaking three-straight NCAA Tournament Appearances. The Pac 12’s Washington Huskies broughtboth of those credential into their game with the Jackrabbits on Dec. 18, and while they still maymake their four straight NCAA Tournament, the Jacks snapped the Huskies 32 game non-conferencehome winning streak with a convincing 92-73 win at Alaska Airlines Arena in Seattle, Wash.

Nate Wolters led the Jackrabbits with a season-high 34 points, adding five rebounds, sevenassists and no turnovers. Four other Jackrabbits also scored in double figures, led by GriffanCallahan with 16 points. Chad White finished with 12 points, all of which came from beyond thethree-point line, Jordan Dykstra added 11 and Tony Fiegen 10 points in the win.

A FIRST AT FROST – When ESPNU aired the Jackrabbits 86-65 win over Buffalo in the SEARSBracketBusters on Feb. 18, it marked the first-ever nationally televised game from Frost Arena.

NAGY NOTCHES 300th CAREER WIN – Already the most prolific coach in SDSU history, headcoach Scott Nagy entered the 2011-12 season with 289 wins, just 11 shy of reaching the 300-winmilestone, which he reached in the Jackrabbits 94-58 win over IPFW on Dec. 28. Nagy enterstonight’s game with a 316-197 career record and a .616 winning percentage.

NAGY TEAMS WITH SAMARITANS FEET – Head coach Scott Nagy teamed up with Samaritan’sFeet in each of the last three seasons to raise money and shoes for children around the world,including Haiti, and the cause really hits home for Nagy and his family, especially after a majorearthquake shook the country on Jan. 12, 2010.

“My wife Jamie and I adopted our daughter Naika from Haiti, so we’ve seen first-hand the needfor shoes there,” Nagy said.

Nagy raised over $6,000 for the relief efforts in Haiti after the devastating 2010 earthquake, andthen took it to another level last season, when the entire Jackrabbit coaching staff coached in theirbare feet against IPFW on Jan. 22, to raise money for shoes and shelters in Zimbabwe.

Nagy made it four years in a row this season when he coached barefoot in an 85-58 win overUMKC in Frost Arena on Jan. 14, and added a game on Feb. 18, when he coached in his bare feetin the Jacks nationally televised 86-65 win over Buffalo in the SEARS BracketBusters.

Jackrabbit fans can play their part again in 2012 by logging ontoFirstGiving.com/fundraiser/coachnagy/barefoot and making a donation.

MID-MAJOR TOP 25 POLL FEB. 27, 2012

RECORD POINTS PREVIOUS

1. Murray State (30) 30-1 772 1 2. Creighton (1) 28-5 742 3 3. Wichita State 27-5 706 2 4. Gonzaga 25-5 683 4 5. Saint Mary's 26-5 652 6 6. Drexel 27-5 607 7 7. VCU 27-6 576 12 8. Long Beach State 22-8 562 5 9. Oral Roberts 27-5 530 11 10. Harvard 26-4 502 10 11. Middle Tennessee 25-6 449 8 12. Iona 25-7 426 9 13. Belmont 27-7 411 15 14. Montana 23-6 324 18 15. Weber State 23-5 315 13 16. Davidson 24-7 300 17 17. BYU 25-8 295 14 18. George Mason 24-9 234 16 19. Valparaiso 22-10 204 20 20. South Dakota State 25-7 124 21 21. UT-Arlington 23-7 122 19 22. Long Island 24-8 102 24 23. Loyola Md. 23-8 77 NR 24. Ohio 24-7 73 22 25. Akron 21-10 60 23

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Denver 46, Penn 44, Wagner 43, IllinoisState 31, Buffalo 8, Cleveland State 5, Detroit 5, Robert Morris 5,Tennessee State 5, UNC-Ashville 5, Bucknell 4, Butler 4, Cal StateFullerton 4, Savannah State 4, Stony Brook 4, Loyola Marymount 3,Northern Iowa 3, USC Upstate 2, Fairfield 1, Lamar 1, Lehigh 1, Vermont1.

VOTING PANEL: Jesse Agel (Brown), Casey Alexander (Stetson), MurryBartow (East Tennessee State), Randy Bennett (St. Mary's), HoraceBroadnax (Savannah State), Milan Brown (Holy Cross), Will Brown(Albany), Kermit Davis (Middle Tennessee), Billy Donlon (Wright State),Bruiser Flint (Drexel), James Fox (Davidson), Tyler Geving (PortlandState), Mike Gillian (Longwood), Steve Hawkins (Western Michigan),Willie Hayes (Alabama A&M), B.J. Hill (Northern Colorado), DickHunsaker (Utah Valley), Greg Kampe (Oakland), Danny Kaspar (StephenF. Austin), Kerry Keating (Santa Clara), Gregg Marshall (Wichita State),Greg McDermott (Creighton), Tom Moore (Quinnipiac), Jeff Neubauer(Eastern Kentucky), Jimmy Patsos (Loyola MD), Buzz Peterson (UNCWilmington), Barclay Radebaugh (Charleston Southern), John Shulman(Chattanooga), Brad Stevens (Butler), Jim Woolridge (UC Riverside), ErnieZeigler (Central Michigan)

THE JACKS IN MID-MAJOR TOP 25PRESEASON.................................................................Receiving VotesNOV. 14 ....................................................................Receiving VotesNOV. 21 ....................................................................Receiving VotesNOV. 28 ....................................................................Receiving VotesDEC. 5 ......................................................................Receiving VotesDEC. 12 ....................................................................Receiving VotesDEC. 19 ......................................................................................25DEC. 26 ......................................................................................23JAN. 2 .........................................................................................21JAN. 9 .......................................................................Receiving VotesJAN. 16.....................................................................Receiving VotesJAN. 23.....................................................................Receiving VotesJAN. 30.....................................................................Receiving VotesFEB. 6.........................................................................................22FEB. 13............................................................Not Ranked/No VotesFEB. 20.......................................................................................23FEB. 27.......................................................................................21MARCH 5.....................................................................................20MARCH 12.......................................................................................FINAL ...............................................................................................

NCAA TOURNAMENT OPPONENTBAYLOR BEARS (27-7, 12-6 BIG 12, 5-1 NEUTRAL) –The Bears opened the season with 17 straightwins before finally falling Jan. 16, at Kansas, the first of two straight losses. They finished the secondhalf of the season 10-7, which includes a loss to Missouri in the final game of the Big 12Championships on March 10, in Kansas City, Mo.

Perry Jones III leads four Bears averaging in double figures with 14.0 points per game, and adds ateam-high 7.7 rebounds per game. Pierre Jackson averages 13.3 points per game, and leads the teamwith 196 assists. Quincy Acy adds 11.8 points and 7.2 rebounds per game, while Quincy Miller aver-ages 11.1 points and 5.0 rebounds per game.

BAYLOR THE LAST TIME OUT; MARCH 10, 2012 – KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Scott Drew called it a learningexperience. Quincy Acy thought Baylor grew up. Perry Jones III was nearly at a loss for words, alreadytrying to figure out what the Bears can do better when the NCAA tournament begins next week.

Fifth-ranked Missouri certainly gave the Bears a lesson in March basketball.Kim English capped a phenomenal conference tournament with 19 points, Phil Pressey added 15

points and eight assists and the Tigers turned back Baylor 90-75 on Saturday night to win their secondchampionship in the past four years - both of them coming against the Bears.

"The biggest thing we haven't talked about is their experience," Drew said. "They've been throughsituations like this. They've been through it. And with us, the biggest thing is handling success, playingwell two days in a row and being ready for that third day."

In reality, Baylor (27-7) played tremendously two days in a row.Led by 31 points from Jones, the Bears knocked off Kansas State in the quarterfinals, and then turned

back third-ranked Kansas to reach the championship game.They simply came up short of their first conference tournament title since 1950."This hopefully will prepare us for what comes next," Drew said.The Tigers (30-4), who led from start to finish, will head off to the Southeastern Conference next year

savoring a title in coach Frank Haith's first season in charge.English wound up 29 of 40 from the field in a virtuoso performance in Kansas City, and was named

the tournament's most valuable player. Michael Dixon added 17 points, and Ricardo Ratliffe and MarcusDenmon finished with 15 each.

"Obviously it's special. To win championships is just special," Haith said. "We didn't win the regular-season championship, but we won a conference tournament championship."

Missouri's decision to leave for the SEC after this season has drawn outrage from fans of opposingteams because it jeopardized the future of the Big 12. But the Tigers made themselves at home in theSprint Center, delivering the final punch as they walked out the door.

Brady Heslip scored 14 and Deuce Bello came off the bench to add 13 for the Bears, who were leftto watch the Tigers hoist that trophy one more time.

"We just had to get stops," Acy said. "That's pretty much the whole game. We had to get stops andwe had to convert easies. That's it."

The two teams waged two memorable games during the regular season, Missouri coming out on topboth times. The first was an 89-88 victory in Waco in January, when the Tigers made 10 free throws inthe closing minute to hold off a furious rally. The second was a 15-point victory in Columbia, a gamethat was nip-and-tuck until the Tigers went on a second-half charge.

This one wound up being a bit more like the second meeting.The teams traded blows throughout the first half - Denmon or English would knock down a 3-pointer,

Jones or Quincy Miller would find a way to work inside for a matching bucket. The lead never reacheddouble figures even though Missouri threatened it a couple times.

It wasn't until the final minutes before the half, when Denmon knocked down a jumper and Presseymade two foul shots, that Missouri had some breathing room.That was part of a 16-5 thrust that spanned the break and gave the Tigers a 57-42 lead, their biggest

of the game, and forced Drew to use all but one of his timeouts.Acy, playing in his school-record 135th game, finally got on the board with a pair of free throws as

Baylor began cutting into the lead. Two more foul shots by A.J. Walton nipped it back to single digits,and later in the half, an alley-oop jam by Jones off a half-court feed from Pierre Jackson got Baylorwithin 64-56.

Missouri seemed to keep finding answers.Dixon hit a jumper after Perry's rim-rattling dunk, and English knocked down a 3-pointer moments

later to restore a double-digit cushion, the swagger-filled junior guard sticking out his tongue and giv-ing a "so-what?" shoulder shrug as he headed back to play defense.

"Kim's play was unbelievable all weekend," Denmon said. "He really carried us."The Tigers continued to pour it on. Pressey hit a 3-pointer from about 6 feet beyond the arc, and

English followed with another from the exact same spot. This time, he exhorted a partisan crowd packedinside the Sprint Center to rise to its feet with a chant of "M-I-Z, Z-O-U!"

Baylor went on one more spirited run, closing within 77-72 after a 10-2 spurt, but the salty Tigerstook care of things from the foul line. They made 10 straight at one point in the closing minutes, puttinga tidy bow on one final Big 12 championship.

"It's a humbling moment for me, and I'm very honored to have the opportunity I've had here atMizzou," Haith said. "It's been a special, special year."

SOUTH DAKOTA ST. QUICK FACTSLOCATION .........................................................Brookings, S.D.FOUNDED ...........................................................Feb. 21, 1881ENROLLMENT ................................................................12,725NICKNAME ...............................................................JackrabbitsCOLORS..............................................................Yellow & BlueATHLETIC WEBSITE..................................................GoJacks.comAFFILIATION......................................................NCAA Division ICONFERENCE ..............................................The Summit LeagueHOME COURT...........................................................Frost ArenaCAPACITY .......................................................................6,107HEAD COACH............................................................Scott NagyALMA MATER .................................................Delta State, 1988RECORD AT SCHOOL/CAREER RECORD .........316-197, 17th SeasonASST. COACHES .........Rob Klinkefus, Austin Hansen, Brian CooleyGRADUATE ASSISTANT/DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS ..............Nick GoffMEN’S BASKETBALL SID .........................................Ryan SweeterEMAIL.............................................Ryan.Sweeter@sdstate.eduOFFICE PHONE.................................................(605) 688-4822CELL PHONE....................................................(605) 376-4422

JACKRABBIT DOUBLE-DOUBLESGRIFFAN CALLAHAN – 2 CAREER

2010-11 PTS. REB. ASST.NEVADA, 11/30/10 - W, 82-65 ..........................13 .........10...........12011-12 PTS. REB. ASST.at IUPUI, 12/1/11 - W OT, 97-93 .......................20 .........10...........4

JORDAN DYKSTRA – 2 CAREER2010-11 PTS. REB. ASST.at Centenary, 2/5/11 - W, 82-65 ........................20 .........10...........02011-12 PTS. REB. ASST.at Oakland, 1/26/12 - L, 87-92.........................23 .........10...........1

TAÉVAUNN PRINCE – 1 CAREER2011-12 PTS. REB. ASST.at Minnesota, 11/14/11 - L, 55-71....................13 .........10...........0

NATE WOLTERS – 5 CAREER2010-11 PTS. REB. ASST.at Minnesota, 12/23/10 - L, 73-85....................16 ..........4..........11at Western Illinois, 1/1/11 - W, 81-50.................18 .........10...........7vs. IUPUI, 2/10/11 - W, 81-70...........................21 ..........4..........112011-12 PTS. REB. ASST.vs. W. Michigan, 11/12/11 - W, 82-76 ................32 ..........2..........11at Oakland, 1/26/12 - L, 87-92.........................21 ..........8..........12

BAYLOR QUICK FACTSLOCATION ...............................................................Waco, TexasENROLLMENT ................................................................15.029NICKNAME.......................................................................BearsCOLORS ..............................................................Green & GoldATHLETIC WEBSITE ...........................................BaylorBears.comAFFILIATION......................................................NCAA Division ICONFERENCE..................................................................Big 12HOME COURT .................................................The Ferrell CenterCAPACITY .....................................................................10,284HEAD COACH............................................................Scott DrewALMA MATER .........................................................Butler, 1993RECORD AT SCHOOL ..................................154-123, 9th SeasonCAREER RECORD .....................................174-134, 10th Season

THE SERIES VS. BAYLORFirst Meeting

1. Mark Tetzlaff (1982-85) ......................................................1,9312. Lee Colburn (1970-73).......................................................1,8223. Austin Hansen (2000-03) ...................................................1,8154. Nate Wolters (2009-PRESENT) ..........................................1,6095. Steve Brown (1975-78)......................................................1,5346. Clint Sargent (2007-11) .....................................................1,5057. Don Jacobsen (1959-61) ....................................................1,4888. Garrett Callahan (2006-10) ................................................1,4499. Kai Williams (2006-10).......................................................1,42310. Jermaine Showers (1993-96) ............................................1,39911. Bob Winzenburg (1979-82)...............................................1,39512. Jason Sempsrott (1994-97)...............................................1,39013. Chris White (1991-92) ......................................................1,38014. Dave Thomas (1970-73) ...................................................1,35515. Ben Beran (2003-06, 08).................................................1,28516. Derrick Schantz (2000-04)................................................1,28317. Kurt Meister (1995-98) ....................................................1,28118. Ron Wiblemo (1972-75) ...................................................1,27219. Mark Schultz (1983-86) ...................................................1,25920. Andy Moeller (2001-04) ...................................................1,21621. John Thomas (1967-69) ....................................................1,17822. Cullen Ober (1987-90) .....................................................1,16323. Tom Rops (1993-96) .......................................................1,14724. Guy Mackner (1967-69) ...................................................1,114

Randy Suarez (1987-89) ................................................1,11426. Kent Hyde (1956-58) .......................................................1,09827. Ryan Naatjes (1991-93, 95) .............................................1,096

Chris Stoebner (2000-03) ................................................1,09629. Steve Lingenfelter (1980-81)............................................1,09130. Casey Estling (1997-2000)...............................................1,08431. Sid Bostic (1962-64)........................................................1,07932. Gene Zulk (1967-69) .......................................................1,07333. George Schroeder (1973-76) ............................................1,06634. Pete Leiferman (1990-93) ................................................1,04335. Jim Sutton (1955-57).......................................................1,03536. Merlyn Smith (1957-59)...................................................1,02837. Jeff Booher (1989-92) .....................................................1,01838. Jim Walker (1979-80).......................................................1,01239. Bill Cartwright (1986-89) .................................................1,01040. Cory VandeWettering (1991-94) .......................................1,00941. Virg Riley (1953-56) .........................................................1,00842. Dennis Womeldorf (1968-70)............................................1,006

SDSU 1,000-POINT CLUB

SDSU CAREER ASSISTS LEADERS1. 605 ....................................................Brian Norberg - 1995-992. 472 ........................................Nate Wolters - 2009-present3. 471........................................................Kyle Adams - 1984-884. 404....................................................Chris Stoebner - 1999-035. 393 ...................................................Tony Matthews - 1987-91

SDSU CAREER 3-POINT LEADERS1. 252......................................................Clint Sargent - 2007-112. 235 ....................................................Austin Hansen - 2000-033. 202.................................................Garrett Callahan - 2006-104. 197.....................................................Randy Suarez - 1986-895. 163 ...................................Griffan Callahan - 2008-present

POINTS G PTS. AVG

WOLTERS, Nate 33 702 21.3CALLAHAN, Griffan 34 358 10.5DYKSTRA, Jordan 31 357 11.5WHITE, Chad 34 309 9.1CARLSON, Brayden 34 245 7.2FIEGEN, Tony 34 244 7.2PRINCE, Taévaunn 33 217 6.6HEEMSTRA, Marcus 28 74 2.6HORSTMAN, Zach 25 69 2.8MONAGHAN, Zach 25 54 2.2

FG PCT. (MIN. 100 ATT) FG ATT. PCT.PRINCE, Taévaunn 71 131 .542DYKSTRA, Jordan 131 253 .518WHITE, Chad 102 205 .498CARLSON, Brayden 78 160 .488FIEGEN, Tony 95 196 .485WOLTERS, Nate 243 545 .446CALLAHAN, Griffan 111 256 .434

FG ATTEMPTS G ATT. AVG

WOLTERS, Nate 33 545 16.5CALLAHAN, Griffan 34 256 7.5DYKSTRA, Jordan 31 253 8.2WHITE, Chad 34 205 6.0FIEGEN, Tony 34 196 5.8

FG MADE G MADE AVG

WOLTERS, Nate 33 243 7.4DYKSTRA, Jordan 31 131 4.2CALLAHAN, Griffan 34 111 3.3WHITE, Chad 34 102 3.0FIEGEN, Tony 34 95 2.8

3-PT. PCT. (MIN. 70 ATT) 3FG ATT. PCT.DYKSTRA, Jordan 51 105 .486CARLSON, Brayden 46 98 .469WHITE, Chad 45 97 .464CALLAHAN, Griffan 75 185 .405WOLTERS, Nate 32 131 .244

3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS G ATT. PCT.CALLAHAN, Griffan 34 185 5.4WOLTERS, Nate 33 131 4.0DYKSTRA, Jordan 31 105 3.4CARLSON, Brayden 34 98 2.9WHITE, Chad 34 97 2.9

3-POINT FG MADE G MADE PCT.CALLAHAN, Griffan 34 75 2.2DYKSTRA, Jordan 31 51 1.6CARLSON, Brayden 34 46 1.4WHITE, Chad 34 45 1.3WOLTERS, Nate 33 32 1.0

FT PCT. (MIN. 50 ATT) FT ATT. PCT.WOLTERS, Nate 184 234 .786CALLAHAN, Griffan 61 79 .772DYKSTRA, Jordan 44 62 .710WHITE, Chad 60 86 .698PRINCE, Taévaunn 68 98 .694FIEGEN, Tony 54 79 .684CARLSON, Brayden 43 63 .683

FT ATTEMPTS G ATT. AVG

WOLTERS, Nate 33 234 7.1PRINCE, Taévaunn 33 98 3.0WHITE, Chad 34 86 2.5CALLAHAN, Griffan 34 79 2.3FIEGEN, Tony 34 79 2.3

REBOUND AVERAGE G REB. AVG

WOLTERS, Nate 33 170 5.2DYKSTRA, Jordan 31 155 5.0CALLAHAN, Griffan 34 164 4.8FIEGEN, Tony 34 133 3.9PRINCE, Taévaunn 33 115 3.5

ASSISTS G NO. AVG

WOLTERS, Nate 33 198 6.0CARLSON, Brayden 34 84 2.5WHITE, Chad 34 49 1.4CALLAHAN, Griffan 34 40 1.2DYKSTRA, Jordan 31 40 1.3

STEALS G NO. AVG

WOLTERS, Nate 33 56 1.7CALLAHAN, Griffan 34 47 1.4CARLSON, Brayden 34 43 1.3WHITE, Chad 34 20 0.6PRINCE, Taévaunn 33 17 0.5FIEGEN, Tony 34 17 0.5

BLOCKED SHOTS G NO. AVG

WHITE, Chad 34 14 0.4DYKSTRA, Jordan 31 11 0.4HEEMSTRA, Marcus 28 11 0.4CALLAHAN, Griffan 34 7 0.2FIEGEN, Tony 34 6 0.2

MINUTES G NO. AVG

WOLTERS, Nate 33 1179 35.7CARLSON, Brayden 34 1078 31.7CALLAHAN, Griffan 34 992 29.2WHITE, Chad 34 850 25.0FIEGEN, Tony 34 835 24.6

FOULS G NO. AVG

FIEGEN, Tony 34 86 2.5CALLAHAN, Griffan 34 81 2.4CARLSON, Brayden 34 77 2.3WHITE, Chad 34 72 2.1DYKSTRA, Jordan 31 68 2.2

FOULOUTS G NO.CARLSON, Brayden 34 1FIEGEN, Tony 34 1DYKSTRA, Jordan 31 1WHITE, Chad 34 1

TURNOVERS G NO. AVG

WOLTERS, Nate 33 70 2.1CARLSON, Brayden 34 56 1.6WHITE, Chad 34 40 1.2PRINCE, Taévaunn 33 39 1.2CALLAHAN, Griffan 34 38 1.1

2011-12 SDSU CATEGORY LEADERS

SDSU SINGLE-SEASON ASSISTS1. 225....................................................Brian Norberg - 1997-982. 198 ..............................................Nate Wolters - 2011-123. 194 .......................................................Kyle Adams - 1987-884. 188......................................................Nate Wolters - 2010-115. 183 .......................................................Kyle Adams - 1986-87

183 ...................................................Todd Swanson - 1983-847. 181.................................................Jason Sempsrott - 1996-978. 170....................................................Brian Norberg - 1998-999. 163 ..................................................Tom McDonald - 1984-8510. 157..........................................Marquise Richardson - 2003-04

2011-12 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE ROSTER

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE COACHING STAFF

SEASON OVERALL CONFERENCE1995-96 24-5 15-31996-97 25-5 14-41997-98 26-3 16-21998-99 17-10 9-91999-00 21-9 12-62000-01 22-7 13-52001-02 24-6 15-32002-03 24-7 12-42003-04 27-7 9-52004-05 10-18 Independent2005-06 9-20 Independent2006-07 6-24 Independent2007-08 8-21 3-152008-09 13-20 7-112009-10 14-16 10-82010-11 19-12 10-82011-12 27-7 15-3TOTALS 316-197 160-85

Nagy coached in the North Central Conference from 1995-2004 in Division II, as a Division I Independent from2004-07 and in The Summit League from 2007-present

COACH WON LOSS PCT.SCOTT NAGY (1995-PRESENT) 316 197 .616Gene Zulk (1974-85) 176 129 .577Jim Marking (1964-74) 148 80 .649Jim Iverson (1956-65) 142 65 .686Jim Thorson (1985-93) 137 100 .578R.B. “Jack” Frost (1947-54) 86 79 .521C.A. “Jack” West (1919-26) 70 59 .543Thurlo McCrady (1940-47) 70 70 .500Brad Soderberg (1993-95) 36 18 .667R.M. “Sox” Walseth (1954-56) 31 18 .633James Baker (1937-40) 31 19 .620George Edmonds (1927-30) 29 14 .674R.H. Threlfall (1930-33, 36-37) 25 32 .439Lemme Herting (1933-36) 20 31 .392Harry “Buck” Ewing (1912-17) 14 20 .411J.M. Saunderson (1907-10) 11 7 .611William Juneau (1905-07) 6 3 .667Alec Culhane (1917-18) 6 1 .857Frederick Johnson (1910-11) 2 4 .333Noble Redmen (1926-27) 2 9 .181

COACH WON LOSS PCT.Alec Culhane (1917-18) 6 1 .857Jim Iverson (1956-65) 142 65 .686George Edmonds (1927-30) 29 14 .674Brad Soderberg (1993-95) 36 18 .667William Juneau (1905-07) 6 3 .667Jim Marking (1964-74) 148 80 .649R.M. “Sox” Walseth (1954-56) 31 18 .633James Baker (1937-40) 31 19 .620SCOTT NAGY (1995-PRESENT) 316 197 .616J.M. Saunderson (1907-10) 11 7 .611Jim Thorson (1985-93) 137 100 .578Gene Zulk (1974-85) 176 129 .577C.A. “Jack” West (1919-26) 70 59 .543R.B. “Jack” Frost (1947-54) 86 79 .521Thurlo McCrady (1940-47) 70 70 .500R.H. Threlfall (1930-33, 1936-37) 25 32 .439Harry “Buck” Ewing (1912-17) 14 20 .411Lemme Herting (1933-36) 20 31 .392Frederick Johnson (1910-11) 2 4 .333Noble Redmen (1926-27) 2 9 .181

SCOTT NAGY AT SDSU SDSU COACHES BY WINNING PCT.SDSU COACHES BY VICTORIES

POSITION NAME ALMA MATER, YEAR EXPERIENCE AT SDSU CAREER RECORDHead Coach: Scott Nagy Delta State, 1988 17th Season 316-197

Assistant Coach: Rob Klinkefus Buena Vista, 2000 Sixth Season Assistant Coach: Austin Hansen South Dakota State, 2003 Fourth Season Assistant Coach: Brian Cooley Nebraska Wesleyan, 2006 Third Season

Graduate Assistant: Nick Goff Nevada, 2010 First Season

Scott Nagy............................................NAG-eeRob Klinkefus ............................KLINK-eh-foosJordan Dykstra.................................DIKE-strahJoey Feilmeier.................................FILL-meyer

Tony Fiegen.......................................FEE-ghenZach Monaghan ...........................MAHN-a-hanTaévaunn Prince ................................TAY-vawn

NO. NAME POS. HEIGHT WEIGHT YEAR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)3 Nate Wolters** G 6-4 190 Jr. St. Cloud, Minn. (St. Cloud Tech H.S.)5 Taévaunn Prince G 6-3 215 Fr. Toronto, Ontario (Proctor Academy)

10 Alex Olson G 6-1 180 Fr. Brookfield, Wis. (Brookfield Central H.S.)12 Brayden Carlson* G/F 6-4 212 So. Brookings, S.D. (Brookings H.S.)22 Zach Monaghan G 6-2 165 Fr. Palatine, Ill. (Fremd, H.S. )23 Joey Feilmeier G 6-1 160 Fr. Jefferson, S.D. (Dakota Valley H.S.)24 Zach Horstman G/F 6-5 190 Fr. Winner, S.D. (Winner H.S.)25 Chad White* G/F 6-6 210 So. Madison, S.D. (Madison H.S.)30 Samuel Francis G 6-3 185 Fr. Silistra, Bulgaria (Sofia H.S.)32 Marcus Heemstra* F 6-9 215 So. Rock Valley, Iowa (Rock Valley H.S.)33 Griffan Callahan*** G/F 6-4 205 Sr. Seneca, Ill. (Seneca H.S.)34 Tony Fiegen** F 6-7 220 Jr. Madison, S.D. (Madison H.S.)42 Jordan Dykstra* F 6-8 240 So. Rock Valley, Iowa (Rock Valley H.S.)

* indicates number of previous letters earned

INACTIVE PLAYERS4 Cory Jacobsen G 6-1 190 Fr. Viborg, S.D. (Viborg H.S. )

(REDSHIRTING)44 Austin Hennings F 6-6 220 So. Council Bluffs, Iowa (Jefferson H.S.)(Mid-American Nazarene)

(SITTING OUT THE 2011-12 SEASON DUE TO TRANSFER RULES)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

SDSU MEN’S BASKETBALL 2011-12 COMBINED STATISTICS

SDSU MEN’S BASKETBALL 2011-12 SUMMIT LEAGUE ONLY STATS

TOTAL 3-POINTERS FREE THROWS REBOUNDSOPPONENT DATE SCORE W/L FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG

WESTERN MICHIGAN 11/12/11 82-76 W 29-63 .460 9-28 .321 15-20 .750 10 24 34 34.0 23 14 12 4 7 82 82.0at Minnesota 11/14/11 55-71 L 19-52 .365 6-20 .300 11-21 .524 13 24 37 35.5 19 8 18 2 8 55 68.5at Georgia 11/16/11 61-72 L 22-56 .393 5-20 .250 12-23 .522 16 24 40 37.0 15 11 13 0 4 61 66.0$vs. Niagara 11/21/11 79-71 W 23-57 .404 4-20 .200 19-47 .617 14 24 38 37.2 16 9 10 3 8 79 69.2$vs. Sam Houston State 11/22/11 77-60 W 22-51 .431 10-24 .417 23-32 .719 13 22 35 36.8 15 16 15 1 8 77 70.8$at Mercer 11/23/11 74-61 W 24-53 .453 8-26 .308 18-26 .692 9 21 30 35.7 21 10 13 1 8 74 71.3at Nebraska 11/26/11 64-76 L 21-62 .339 8-26 .308 14-18 .778 11 22 33 35.3 16 10 140 1 5 64 70.3*at IUPUI 12/1/11 97-93 W OT 35-77 .455 14-32 .438 13-17 .765 15 32 47 36.8 17 20 14 0 5 97 73.6*at Western Illinois 12/3/11 67-66 W 20-53 .377 9-22 .409 18-23 .783 11 21 32 36.2 14 14 7 0 7 67 72.9SOUTHWEST MINN. ST. 12/6/11 92-69 W 32-61 .525 4-15 .267 24-35 .686 13 25 38 36.4 17 19 12 2 12 92 74.8NORTH DAKOTA 12/10/11 92-54 W 33-58 .569 9-15 .600 17-27 .630 15 30 45 37.2 17 19 13 3 7 92 76.4DAKOTA STATE 12/12/11 93-60 W 34-64 .531 9-19 .474 16-20 .800 18 27 45 37.8 14 20 12 3 10 93 77.8at North Dakota 12/15/11 70-89 L 23-54 .426 9-24 .375 15-19 .789 11 20 31 37.3 14 10 18 2 6 70 77.2at Washington 12/18/11 92-73 W 28-51 .549 10-16 .625 26-32 .813 8 20 28 36.6 17 12 5 1 6 92 78.2*IPFW 12/28/11 94-58 W 35-65 .538 13-29 .448 11-19 .579 15 30 45 37.2 19 21 8 5 3 94 79.3*OAKLAND 12/30/11 76-64 W 26-51 .510 9-19 .474 15-18 .833 7 20 27 36.6 15 15 9 4 8 76 79.1*at Southern Utah 1/5/12 75-68 W 25-56 .446 4-17 .235 21-30 .700 9 24 33 36.4 15 12 8 2 7 75 78.8*at Oral Roberts 1/7/12 75-97 L 30-54 .556 9-18 .500 6-9 .667 5 16 21 35.5 17 15 10 0 2 75 78.6*SOUTH DAKOTA 1/12/12 86-56 W 31-65 .477 9-25 .360 15-16 .938 6 36 42 35.8 16 18 7 4 8 86 79.0*UMKC 1/14/12 85-58 W 29-53 .547 8-15 .533 19-23 .826 9 32 41 36.1 21 17 14 5 6 85 79.3*at North Dakota State 1/21/12 91-88 W OT 27-58 .466 11-24 .458 26-34 .765 6 22 28 35.7 18 16 9 3 6 91 79.9*at Oakland 1/26/12 87-92 L 30-66 .455 14-33 .424 13-19 .684 13 24 37 35.8 22 16 11 1 4 87 80.2*at IPFW 1/28/12 74-43 W 24-52 .462 9-20 .450 17-23 .739 7 33 40 36.0 19 12 17 1 9 74 79.9*ORAL ROBERTS 2/2/12 75-60 W 26-54 .481 6-21 .286 17-20 .850 11 16 27 35.6 16 16 7 0 9 75 79.7*SOUTHERN UTAH 2/4/12 66-56 W 20-43 .465 5-16 .313 21-30 .700 6 15 21 35.0 15 9 10 2 8 66 79.2*at South Dakota 2/9/12 68-72 L 24-67 .358 10-32 .313 10-14 .714 19 21 40 35.2 15 14 9 1 7 68 78.7*at UMKC 2/11/12 75-62 W 24-54 .444 7-17 .412 20-25 .800 10 26 36 35.2 16 10 9 1 6 75 78.6*NORTH DAKOTA STATE 2/15/12 80-57 W 29-52 .558 6-11 .545 16-21 .762 5 19 24 34.8 10 14 3 3 8 80 78.6•BUFFALO 2/18/12 86-65 W 27-55 .491 7-17 .412 25-31 .806 9 26 35 34.8 18 14 9 3 7 86 78.9*WESTERN ILLINOIS 2/23/12 74-57 W 26-50 .520 9-15 .600 13-17 .765 10 25 35 34.8 15 19 9 1 4 74 78.7*IUPUI 2/25/12 75-64 W 27-54 .500 8-17 .471 13-20 .650 9 22 31 34.7 10 15 6 1 3 75 78.6#vs. IUPUI 3/3/12 77-56 W 30-53 .566 4-10 .400 13-14 .929 10 20 30 34.6 11 18 12 0 9 77 78.6#vs.Southern Utah 3/5/12 63-47 W 23-45 .511 5-17 .294 12-17 .706 4 24 28 34.4 19 12 8 1 8 63 78.1#vs. Wetern Illinois 3/6/12 52-50 W OT 19-54 .352 7-18 .389 7-9 .778 9 29 38 34.5 8 9 10 3 6 52 77.3!vs. Baylor 3/15/12SDSU TOTALS 2629 897-1913 .469 274-698 .393 561-769 .730 356 816 1172 34.5 550 484 357 64 229 2629 77.3OPPONENTS 2261 848-1890 .449 191-591 .323 374-544 .688 315 777 1092 32.1 661 418 443 86 190 2261 66.5

SDSU MEN’S BASKETBALL 2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS (ALL GAMES)

TOTAL 3-POINTERS FREE THROWS REBOUNDSOPPONENT DATE SCORE W/L FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG

at IUPUI 12/1/11 97-93 W ot 35-77 .455 14-32 .438 13-17 .765 15 32 47 36.8 17 20 14 0 5 97 73.6at Western Illinois 12/3/11 67-66 W 20-53 .377 9-22 .409 18-23 .783 11 21 32 36.2 14 14 7 0 7 67 72.9IPFW 12/28/11 94-58 W 35-65 .538 13-29 .448 11-19 .579 15 30 45 37.2 19 21 8 5 3 94 79.3OAKLAND 12/30/11 76-64 W 26-51 .510 9-19 .474 15-18 .833 7 20 27 36.6 15 15 9 4 8 76 79.1at Southern Utah 1/5/12 75-68 W 25-56 .446 4-17 .235 21-30 .700 9 24 33 36.4 15 12 8 2 7 75 78.8at Oral Roberts 1/7/12 75-97 L 30-54 .556 9-18 .500 6-9 .667 5 16 21 35.5 17 15 10 0 2 75 78.6SOUTH DAKOTA 1/12/12 86-56 W 31-65 .477 9-25 .360 15-16 .938 6 36 42 35.8 16 18 7 4 8 86 79.0UMKC 1/14/12 85-58 W 29-53 .547 8-15 .533 19-23 .826 9 32 41 36.1 21 17 14 5 6 85 79.3at North Dakota State 1/21/12 91-88 W OT 27-58 .466 11-24 .458 26-34 .765 6 22 28 35.7 18 16 9 3 6 91 79.9at Oakland 1/26/12 87-92 L 30-66 .455 14-33 .424 13-19 .684 13 24 37 35.8 22 16 11 1 4 87 80.2at IPFW 1/28/12 74-43 W 24-52 .462 9-20 .450 17-23 .739 7 33 40 36.0 19 12 17 1 9 74 79.9ORAL ROBERTS 2/2/12 75-60 W 26-54 .481 6-21 .286 17-20 .850 11 16 27 35.6 16 16 7 0 9 75 79.7SOUTHERN UTAH 2/4/12 66-56 W 20-43 .465 5-16 .313 21-30 .700 6 15 21 35.0 15 9 10 2 8 66 79.2at South Dakota 2/9/12 68-72 L 24-67 .358 10-32 .313 10-14 .714 19 21 40 35.2 15 14 9 1 7 68 78.7at UMKC 2/11/12 75-62 W 24-54 .444 7-17 .412 20-25 .800 10 26 36 35.2 16 10 9 1 6 75 78.6NORTH DAKOTA STATE 2/15/12 80-57 W 29-52 .558 6-11 .545 16-21 .762 5 19 24 34.8 10 14 3 3 8 80 78.6WESTERN ILLINOIS 2/23/12 74-57 W 26-50 .520 9-15 .600 13-17 .765 10 25 35 34.8 15 19 9 1 4 74 78.7IUPUI 2/25/12 75-64 W 27-54 .500 8-17 .471 13-20 .650 9 22 31 34.7 10 15 6 1 3 75 78.6

SDSU TOTALS 1420 488-1024 .477 160-383 .418 284-378 .751 173 434 607 33.7 290 273 167 34 110 1420 78.9OPPONENTS 1211 450-1000 .450 107-321 .333 204-286 .713 160 419 579 32.2 340 235 216 41 86 1211 67.3

SDSU MEN’S BASKETBALL 2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS (LEAGUE ONLY)

$ = at CBE Classic; Macon, Ga. * = Summit League Game• = SEARS BracketBusters# = The Summit League Championships; Sioux Falls, S.D.! = NCAA Tournament

SDSU TOTAL 3-POINTERS FREE THROWS REBOUNDSOPPONENT DATE SCORE W/L FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG

at IUPUI 12/1/11 97-93 W OT 34-78 .436 11-25 .440 14-17 .824 15 30 45 38.4 15 19 12 2 6 93 72.5at Western Illinois 12/3/11 67-66 W 26-54 .481 5-16 .313 9-13 .692 11 26 37 38.2 23 12 13 4 5 66 71.8IPFW 12/28/11 94-58 W 21-57 .368 4-21 .190 12-21 .571 9 22 31 33.9 20 8 9 2 4 58 69.9OAKLAND 12/30/11 76-64 W 25-51 .490 5-19 .263 9-14 .643 8 21 29 33.6 18 13 12 0 3 64 69.6at Southern Utah 1/5/12 75-68 W 28-58 .483 2-7 .286 10-11 .909 6 24 30 33.4 23 12 11 5 1 68 69.5at Oral Roberts 1/7/12 75-97 L 37-61 .607 10-21 .476 13-14 .929 10 21 31 33.3 14 20 6 1 7 97 71.0SOUTH DAKOTA 1/12/12 86-56 W 19-59 .322 6-18 .333 12-19 .632 10 29 39 33.6 15 11 15 3 2 56 70.2UMKC 1/14/12 85-58 W 20-54 .370 5-17 .294 13-23 .565 6 17 23 33.0 20 7 10 0 6 58 69.6at North Dakota State 1/21/12 91-88 W OT 33-66 .500 7-19 .368 15-17 .882 11 27 38 33.3 23 18 16 4 6 88 70.5at Oakland 1/26/12 87-92 L 27-58 .466 14-28 .500 24-32 .750 10 27 37 33.5 17 22 7 2 6 92 71.5at IPFW 1/28/12 74-43 W 16-49 .327 2-17 .118 9-17 .529 4 26 30 33.3 21 10 18 2 10 43 70.2ORAL ROBERTS 2/2/12 75-60 W 23-46 .500 3-13 .231 11-14 .786 8 20 28 33.1 21 10 15 3 5 60 69.8SOUTHERN UTAH 2/4/12 66-56 W 22-47 .468 3-5 .600 9-12 .750 12 21 33 33.1 27 9 18 0 4 56 69.2at South Dakota 2/9/12 68-72 L 29-52 .558 7-20 .350 7-13 .538 7 28 35 33.2 16 21 13 3 5 72 69.3at UMKC 2/11/12 75-62 W 20-53 .377 9-24 .375 13-19 .684 8 20 28 33.0 22 12 9 3 4 62 69.1NORTH DAKOTA STATE 2/15/12 80-57 W 23-56 .411 5-17 .294 6-8 .750 15 21 36 33.1 17 9 16 3 3 57 68.6WESTERN ILLINOIS 2/23/12 74-57 W 22-48 .458 3-16 .188 10-12 .833 3 17 20 32.6 16 14 8 2 4 57 68.1IUPUI 2/25/12 75-64 W 25-53 .472 6-18 .333 8-10 .800 7 22 29 32.5 12 8 8 2 5 64 68.0

OPPONENTS 1211 450-1000 .450 107-321 .333 204-286 .713 160 419 579 32.2 340 235 216 41 86 1211 67.3SDSU TOTALS 1420 488-1024 .477 160-383 .418 284-378 .751 173 434 607 33.7 290 273 167 34 110 1420 78.9

2011-12 SDSU OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS (LEAGUE GAMES ONLY)

SDSU TOTAL 3-POINTERS FREE THROWS REBOUNDSOPPONENT DATE SCORE W/L FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG

WESTERN MICHIGAN 11/12/11 82-76 W 29-61 .475 2-15 .133 16-28 .571 12 27 39 39.0 19 10 11 3 5 76 76.0at Minnesota 11/14/11 55-71 L 27-47 .574 6-14 .429 11-21 .524 6 27 33 36.0 21 19 15 9 14 71 73.5at Georgia 11/16/11 61-72 L 27-67 .403 6-29 .207 12-15 .800 19 22 41 37.7 15 12 9 6 6 72 73.0$vs. Niagara 11/21/11 79-71 W 26-57 .456 3-12 .250 16-23 .696 11 28 39 38.0 33 10 19 2 5 71 72.5$vs. Sam Houston State 11/22/11 77-60 W 23-58 .397 6-24 .250 8-12 .667 12 22 34 37.2 25 4 16 1 8 60 70.0$at Mercer 11/23/11 74-61 W 19-48 .396 8-20 .400 15-20 .750 9 26 35 36.8 25 13 23 3 7 61 68.5at Nebraska 11/26/11 64-76 L 28-57 .491 5-14 .357 15-18 .833 9 32 41 37.4 20 13 12 3 8 76 69.6*at IUPUI 12/1/11 97-93 W ot 34-78 .436 11-25 .440 14-17 .824 15 30 45 38.4 15 19 12 2 6 93 72.5*at Western Illinois 12/3/11 67-66 W 26-54 .481 5-16 .313 9-13 .692 11 26 37 38.2 23 12 13 4 5 66 71.8SOUTHWEST MINN. ST. 12/6/11 92-69 W 28-57 .491 5-18 .278 8-13 .615 6 22 28 37.2 23 12 18 3 8 69 71.5NORTH DAKOTA 12/10/11 92-54 W 18-50 .360 3-13 .231 15-23 .652 7 14 21 35.7 22 6 15 3 6 54 69.9DAKOTA STATE 12/12/11 93-60 W 25-59 .424 5-14 .357 5-7 .714 9 15 24 34.8 17 11 15 0 4 60 69.1at North Dakota 12/15/11 70-89 L 34-58 .586 9-19 .474 12-16 .750 5 22 27 34.2 15 18 12 0 12 89 70.6at Washington 12/18/11 92-73 W 26-63 .413 5-18 .278 16-22 .727 17 17 34 34.1 20 14 9 3 2 73 70.8*IPFW 12/28/11 94-58 W 21-57 .368 4-21 .190 12-21 .571 9 22 31 33.9 20 8 9 2 4 58 69.9*OAKLAND 12/30/11 76-64 W 25-51 .490 5-19 .263 9-14 .643 8 21 29 33.6 18 13 12 0 3 64 69.6*at Southern Utah 1/5/12 75-68 W 28-58 .483 2-7 .286 10-11 .909 6 24 30 33.4 23 12 11 5 1 68 69.5*at Oral Roberts 1/7/12 75-97 L 37-61 .607 10-21 .476 13-14 .929 10 21 31 33.3 14 20 6 1 7 97 71.0*SOUTH DAKOTA 1/12/12 86-56 W 19-59 .322 6-18 .333 12-19 .632 10 29 39 33.6 15 11 15 3 2 56 70.2*UMKC 1/14/12 85-58 W 20-54 .370 5-17 .294 13-23 .565 6 17 23 33.0 20 7 10 0 6 58 69.6*at North Dakota State 1/21/12 91-88 W OT 33-66 .500 7-19 .368 15-17 .882 11 27 38 33.3 23 18 16 4 6 88 70.5*at Oakland 1/26/12 87-92 L 27-58 .466 14-28 .500 24-32 .750 10 27 37 33.5 17 22 7 2 6 92 71.5*at IPFW 1/28/12 74-43 W 16-49 .327 2-17 .118 9-17 .529 4 26 30 33.3 21 10 18 2 10 43 70.2*ORAL ROBERTS 2/2/12 75-60 W 23-46 .500 3-13 .231 11-14 .786 8 20 28 33.1 21 10 15 3 5 60 69.8*SOUTHERN UTAH 2/4/12 66-56 W 22-47 .468 3-5 .600 9-12 .750 12 21 33 33.1 27 9 18 0 4 56 69.2*at South Dakota 2/9/12 68-72 L 29-52 .558 7-20 .350 7-13 .538 7 28 35 33.2 16 21 13 3 5 72 69.3*at UMKC 2/11/12 75-62 W 20-53 .377 9-24 .375 13-19 .684 8 20 28 33.0 22 12 9 3 4 62 69.1*NORTH DAKOTA STATE 2/15/12 80-57 W 23-56 .411 5-17 .294 6-8 .750 15 21 36 33.1 17 9 16 3 3 57 68.6•BUFFALO 2/18/12 86-65 W 26-58 .448 6-20 .300 7-11 .636 8 23 31 33.0 23 13 15 2 4 65 68.5*WESTERN ILLINOIS 2/23/12 74-57 W 22-48 .458 3-16 .188 10-12 .833 3 17 20 32.6 16 14 8 2 4 57 68.1*IUPUI 2/25/12 75-64 W 25-53 .472 6-18 .333 8-10 .800 7 22 29 32.5 12 8 8 2 5 64 68.0#IUPUI 3/3/12 77-56 W 23-53 .434 6-19 .316 4-4 1.000 10 14 24 32.2 16 11 15 1 7 56 67.6#Southern Utah 3/5/12 63-47 W 1845 .400 38 .375 819 .421 10 20 30 32.1 16 7 12 3 3 47 67.0#Wetern Illinois 3/6/12 52-50 W OT 21-52 .404 6-13 .462 2-6 .333 5 27 32 32.1 11 10 11 3 5 50 66.5!vs. Baylor 3/15/12

OPPONENTS 2261 848-1890 .449 191-591 .323 374-544 .688 315 777 1092 32.1 661 418 443 86 190 2261 66.5SDSU TOTALS 2629 897-1913 .469 274-698 .393 561-769 .730 356 816 1172 34.5 550 484 357 64 229 2629 77.3

2011-12 SDSU OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS (ALL GAMES)


OPPONENT DATE 1 2 3 4 5 W/LWESTERN MICHIGAN 11/12/11 Wolters Carlson White Callahan Fiegen Wat Minnesota 11/14/11 Wolters Carlson White Callahan Fiegen Lat Georgia 11/16/11 Wolters Carlson White Callahan Fiegen Lvs. Niagara 11/21/11 Wolters Carlson White Callahan Fiegen Wvs. Sam Houston State 11/22/11 Wolters Carlson White Callahan Fiegen Wat Mercer 11/23/11 Wolters Carlson White Callahan Fiegen Wat Nebraska 11/26/11 Wolters Carlson White Callahan Fiegen Lat IUPUI 12/1/11 Wolters Monaghan Prince Callahan Fiegen W OT

at Western Illinois 12/3/11 Wolters Monaghan Prince Callahan Fiegen WSOUTHWEST MINN. ST. 12/6/11 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen WNORTH DAKOTA 12/10/11 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen WDAKOTA STATE 12/12/11 Carlson White Callahan Dykstra Fiegen Wat North Dakota 12/15/11 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen Lat Washington 12/18/11 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen WIPFW 12/28/11 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen WOAKLAND 12/30/11 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen Wat Southern Utah 1/5/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen Wat Oral Roberts 1/7/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen LSOUTH DAKOTA 1/12/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen WUMKC 1/14/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen Wat North Dakota State 1/21/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen W OT

at Oakland 1/26/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen Lat IPFW 1/28/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen WORAL ROBERTS 2/2/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen WSOUTHERN UTAH 2/4/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen Wat South Dakota 2/9/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen Lat UMKC 2/11/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen WNORTH DAKOTA STATE 2/15/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen WBUFFALO 2/18/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen WWESTERN ILLINOIS 2/23/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen WIUPUI 2/25/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen Wvs. IUPUI 3/3/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen Wvs. Southern Utah 3/5/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen Wvs. Western Illinois 3/6/12 Wolters Carlson Callahan Dykstra Fiegen Wvs. Baylor 3/15/12

2011-12 STARTING LINEUPS

INSIDE THE STARTING LINEUPSWolters, Carlson, Callahan, Dykstra, Fiegen .....................20 wins, 4 losses

SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE ................................................W, 92-69NORTH DAKOTA.........................................................................W, 92-54at North Dakota..........................................................................L, 70-89at Washington ............................................................................W, 92-73IPFW.........................................................................................W, 94-58OAKLAND..................................................................................W, 76-64at Southern Utah .......................................................................W, 75-68at Oral Roberts ...........................................................................L, 75-97SOUTH DAKOTA.........................................................................W, 86-56UMKC .......................................................................................W, 85-58at North Dakota State............................................................W OT, 91-88at Oakland .................................................................................L, 87-92at IPFW.....................................................................................W, 74-43ORAL ROBERTS.........................................................................W, 75-60SOUTHERN UTAH ......................................................................W, 66-56at South Dakota .........................................................................L, 68-72at UMKC ...................................................................................W, 75-62NORTH DAKOTA STATE ..............................................................W, 80-56Buffalo (BRACKETBUSTERS) ............................................................W, 86-65WESTERN ILLINOIS ...................................................................W, 74-57IUPUI ........................................................................................W, 75-64vs. IUPUI (SUMMIT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHP QUARTERFINALS) ...................W, 77-56vs. Southern Utah (SUMMIT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHP SEMIFINALS)............W, 63-47vs. Western Illinois (SUMMIT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHP FINALS).............W OT, 52-50

Wolters, Carlson, White, Callahan, Fiegen ..........................4 wins, 3 lossesWESTERN MICHIGAN.................................................................W, 82-76at Minnesota ..............................................................................L, 55-71at Georgia ..................................................................................L, 61-72vs. Niagara ................................................................................W, 79-71vs. Sam Houston State ...............................................................W, 77-60at Mercer...................................................................................W, 74-61at Nebraska................................................................................L, 64-76

Wolters, Monaghan, Prince, Callahan, Fiegen ....................2 wins, 0 lossesat IUPUI................................................................................W OT, 97-93at Western Illinois .......................................................................W, 67-66

Carlson, White, Callahan, Dykstra, Fiegen ..........................1 wins, 0 lossesDAKOTA STATE ..........................................................................W, 93-60

POINTS ..............................................................................97, at IUPUI, 12/1/11FG MADE.............................................35, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11; at IUPUI, 12/1/11FG ATTEMPTS ......................................................................77, at IUPUI, 12/1/11FG PCT. ........................................ .569 (33-of-58), vs. North Dakota, 12/10/113-POINT FG MADE...............................14, at Oakland, 1/26/12; at IUPUI, 12/1/113-POINT ATT....................................................................33, at Oakland, 1/26/123-POINT PCT. .................................... .625 (10-of-16), at Washington, 12/18/11FT MADE ......................................................................29, vs. Niagara, 11/21/11FT ATT..........................................................................47, vs. Niagara, 11/21/11FT PCT. (MIN. 10 ATT.) ....................... .938 (15-of-16), vs. South Dakota, 1/12/12REBOUNDS..........................................................................47, at IUPUI, 12/1/11REBOUND MARGIN ..................................+24 (45-21), vs. North Dakota, 12/10/11ASSISTS ...........................................................................21, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11STEALS ..............................................12, vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 12/6/11BLOCKED SHOTS....................................5, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12; vs. IPFW, 12/28/11TURNOVERS ................................................................18, at Minnesota, 11/14/11FOULS............................................................23, vs. Western Michigan, 11/12/11

POINTS....................................................................34, by Nate Wolters, at Washington, 12/18/11FG MADE ......................................................14, by Nate Wolters, vs. North Dakota State, 2/15/12FG ATT...........................................................28, by Nate Wolters, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12FG PCT. (MIN. 5 MADE) ..........................1.000 (6-for-6), by Brayden Carlson, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11 ......................................1.000 (5-of-5), by Tony Fiegen, vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 12/6/113-POINT FG MADE ....................................................7, by Griffan Callahan, at Nebraska, 11/26/113-POINT FG ATT.....12, by Griffan Callahan, at Oakland, 1/26/12; vs. Sam Houston State, 11/22/113-POINT PCT. (MIN. 3 MADE) ..............1.000 (5-of-5), by Jordan Dykstra, vs. Western Illinois, 2/23/12FT MADE .................................................................14, by Nate Wolters, at Southern Utah, 1/5/12FT ATT. ...................................................................19, by Nate Wolters, at Southern Utah, 1/5/12FT PCT. ......................................1.000 (9-for-9), by Nate Wolters, vs. Western Michigan, 11/12/11 REBOUNDS .................................................................10, by Tony Fiegen, at South Dakota, 2/9/12.........................................10, by Taévaunn Prince, at Oakland, 1/26/12; at Minnesota, 11/14/11................................................................................10, by Jordan Dykstra, at Oakland, 1/26/12..................................................................................10, by Griffan Callahan, at IUPUI, 12/1/11ASSISTS .........................................................................12, by Nate Wolters, at Oakland, 1/26/12STEALS.................................................................................5, by Nate Wolters, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12..................................5, by Brayden Carlson, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11; vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11......................................................................5, by Griffan Callahan, at Western Illinois, 12/3/11

BLOCKED SHOTS .........................................................2, by Chad White, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12 ..................................................2, by Chad White vs. Oakland, 12/30/11; vs. Niagara, 11/21/11..............................2, by Marcus Heemstra, vs. North Dakota State, 2/15/12; vs. UMKC, 1/14/12......................................................................................2, Taévaunn Prince, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12 .........................................................................................2, by Tony Fiegen, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11..............................2, by Jordan Dykstra, vs. South Dakota, 1/12/12; vs. North Dakota, 12/10/11TURNOVERS ..........................................................6, by Jordan Dykstra, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12

2011-12 SDSU TEAM GAME HIGHS 2011-12 SDSU INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

POINTS.......................................................................97, at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12FG MADE ....................................................................37, at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12FG ATTEMPTS ......................................................................78, at IUPUI, 12/1/11FG PCT................................................ .607 (37-of-61), at Oral Roberts, 1/7/123-POINT FG MADE ............................................................14, at Oakland, 1/26/123-POINT ATT. .................................................................29, at Georgia, 11/16/113-POINT PCT. ........................................... .500 (14-of-28), at Oakland, 1/26/12FT MADE..........................................16, three times, last at Washington, 12/18/11FT ATT. ...........................................................................32, at Oakland, 1/26/12FT PCT. (MIN. 10 ATT.) ............................ .929 (13-of-14), at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12REBOUNDS..........................................................................45, at IUPUI, 12/1/11ASSISTS..........................................................................22, at Oakland, 1/26/12STEALS ......................................................................14, at Minnesota, 11/14/11BLOCKED SHOTS ............................................................9, at Minnesota, 11/14/11TURNOVERS .....................................................................23, at Mercer, 11/23/11FOULS..........................................................................33, vs. Niagara, 11/21/11

POINTS...........................................................38, by Dominique Morrison, at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12FG MADE ..................................................14, by Matt Stainbrook, vs. Western Michigan, 11/12/11FG ATT. ................................................................................23, by Alex Young, at IUPUI, 12/1/11FG PCT. (MIN. 5 MADE) .................................1.000 (6-of-6), by Corey Petros, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11 ......................................1.000 (6-of-6), by Vinard Birch, vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 12/6/113-POINT FG MADE ............................................................10, by Travis Bader, at Oakland, 1/26/123-POINT FG ATT. ..............................................................14, by Travis Bader, at Oakland, 1/26/123-POINT PCT. (MIN. 3 MADE) ........................ .714 (10-of-14), by Travis Bader, at Oakland, 1/26/12FT MADE ........................................................11, by Dominique Morrison, at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12FT ATT............................................................11, by Dominique Morrison, at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12..............................................................................11, by Tony Wroten, at Washington, 12/18/11..............................................................................11, by Antoine Mason, vs. Niagara, 11/21/11FT PCT. ...................................1.000 (11-for-11), by Dominique Morrison, at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12 REBOUNDS .....................................................13, by Ricardo Andreotti, vs. South Dakota, 1/12/12.................................................................................13, by Christian Siakam, at IUPUI, 12/1/11ASSISTS .................................................................8, by Louie Krogman, at South Dakota, 2/9/12...............................................................................8, by Reggie Hamilton, at Oakland, 1/26/12....................................................................................8, by Stephen Thomas, at IUPUI, 12/1/11....................................................................................8, by Bo Spencer, at Nebraska, 11/26/11STEALS ........................................................................4, by Troy Huff, at North Dakota, 12/15/11BLOCKED SHOTS ...............................................................4, Donte’ Williams, at Georgia, 11/16/11.............................................................................4, by Trevor Mbakwe, at Minnesota, 11/14/11

TURNOVERS .................................................................7, by Juan’ya Green, vs. Niagara, 11/21/11

2011-12 OPPONENT GAME HIGHS 2011-12 OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

POINTS................................................................................43, at IPFW, 1/28/12FG MADE .............................................................................16, at IPFW, 1/28/12FG ATTEMPTS...........................................................45, vs. Southern Utah, 3/5/12FG PCT. .......................................... .322 (19-of-59), vs. South Dakota, 1/12/123-POINT FG MADE .................2, at IPFW, 1/28/12; vs. Western Michigan, 11/12/113-POINT ATT. ............................................................5, vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/123-POINT PCT. ............................ .133 (2-of-15), vs. Western Michigan, 11/12/11FT MADE ..................................................................2, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12FT ATT. .................................................................................4, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12FT PCT. (MIN. 10 ATT.)............................ .333 (2-of-6), vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12REBOUNDS............................................................20, vs. Western Illinois, 2/23/12ASSISTS.........................................................4, vs. Sam Houston State, 11/22/11STEALS ......................................................................2, at Washington, 12/18/11BLOCKED SHOTS ................................0, eight times, last vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12TURNOVERS ...................................................................6, at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12FOULS ...................................................................11, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12

2011-12 OPPONENT GAME LOWS

POINTS ..................................................................52, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12FG MADE ..........................19, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12; at Minnesota, 11/14/11FG ATTEMPTS...........................................................43, vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12FG PCT. ............................................... .339 (21-of-62), at Nebraska, 11/16/113-POINT FG MADE............................................4, four times, last vs. IUPUI, 3/3/123-POINT ATT. .......................................................................10, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/123-POINT PCT............................................ .200 (4-of-20), vs. Niagara, 11/21/11FT MADE.......................................................................6, at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12FT ATT. .........................................................................9, at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12FT PCT. (MIN. 10 ATT.) ................................ .522 (12-of-23, at Georgia, 11/16/11REBOUNDS .........................21, vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12; at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12REBOUND MARGIN..................................... -12 (33-21), vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12ASSISTS .......................................................................8, at Minnesota, 11/14/11STEALS.........................................................................2, at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12BLOCKED SHOTS...............................................0, four times, last vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12TURNOVERS......................................................3, vs. North Dakota State, 2/15/12FOULS .....................................................................8, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12

2011-12 SDSU TEAM GAME LOWS

#3 NATE WOLTERS – 6-3, JR., G, ST. CLOUD, MINN.Started all 33 games he played in this season... sat out game vs. Dakota State (12/12) due to injury... 2012 Summit League Championships MVP ... first team all-Summit League selection ... CollegeSports Madness Player of the Year and first team selection ... CollegeHoops.net all-Summit Leagueselection ... Lou Henson Player of the Year Award finalist ... named Summit League Player of the Week(11/14, 12/5, 12/19, 2/6 and 2/20) ... named Summit League Player of the Week by College SportsMadness (1/23, 2/6 and 2/20) and by NetScouts Basketball (2/12, 2/25) ... named National Mid-Major Player of the Week by College Sports Madness (1/23) ... scored 32 points, tied a career-highwith 11 assists, did not commit a turnover and went 9-for-9 from the free throw line vs. WesternMichigan (11/12) ... led the Jacks with 20 points at Minnesota (11/14) and with 15 points at Georgia(11/16) ... scored 18 points and reached the 1,000-point milestone vs. Sam Houston State (11/22)... named MVP of the CBE Classic; Macon, Ga., Subregional (11/21-23) ... scored 19 points atNebraska (11/26) ... scored 32 points and tied a career-high with four threes, adding eight reboundsand eight assists at IUPUI (12/1) ... scored a season-high 34 points, with five rebounds, seven assistsand no turnovers at Washington (12/18) ... snapped a streak of 70+ minutes over three games with-out a turnover vs. Oakland (12/30) ... scored 28 points with a season-high four steals at SouthernUtah (1/5) ... scored 22 points, with six assists and just one turnover at Oral Roberts (1/7) ... led the Jacks with 27 points, seven rebounds and with seven assists at NorthDakota State (1/21) ... scored 21 points and dished out a career-high 12 assists at Oakland (1/26) ... scored 24 points with nine assists in a win over Oral Roberts (2/2) ...scored 31 points, dished out four assists and tied a season-high with four steals vs. Southern Utah (2/4) ... led all players with 27 points at South Dakota (2/9) ... scored 20points and grabbed a season-high eight rebounds at UMKC (2/11) ... scored 30 points on 14-of-18 shooting, with five assists, no turnovers and three steals in 28 minutes vs.North Dakota State (2/15) ... scored 22 points with six rebounds and eight assists vs. Buffalo (2/18) ... held to a season-low 10 points vs. Western Illinois (2/23/), but stillgrabbed five rebounds and dished out six assists ... led all players with 22 points and tied for game-high honors with seven rebounds and with six assists vs. IUPUI (3/3) in theleague tournament quarterfinals ... also tied a career-high with five steals win the tournament win over IUPUI .... scored a game-high 31 points a game-high seven reboundsand a game-high six assists in the tournament semifinal win over Southern Utah (3/5) ... led the Jacks with 14 points, grabbed six rebounds and dished out four assists in play-ing a career-high 44 minutes in the league finals win over Western Illinois (3/6) ... leads the team in points, rebounds and assists ... committed zero turnovers in five games thisseason ... committed one or fewer turnovers in 11 games this season ... scored double figures in 37 straight games ... scored at least 30 points six times this season and 10times in his career ... scored 15 points vs. IUPUI (2/25) to set the SDSU junior scoring record with 635 points ... needs five field goals to break the school record for field goalsin a season of 247, set in 1993-94 ... on pace to break the SDSU career scoring and assists records ... the only player in the NCAA to average at least 20 points, five reboundsand five assists per game

#12 BRAYDEN CARLSON – 6-4, SO., G, BROOKINGS, S.D.Played in all 33 games this season with 31 starts ... set a career-high with a trio of three-pointers vs.Western Michigan (11/12) ... tied a career-high with 11 points vs. Niagara (11/21) and again vs.North Dakota (12/10) ... tied a career-high with five assists vs. Sam Houston State (11/22) ... set anew career-high with 38 minutes at Mercer (11/23) ... tied his career-high again with five assists atWestern Illinois (12/3) ... tied a career-high with four steals vs. Southwest Minnesota State (12/6) ...scored just three points, but set career-highs with eight assists and five steals vs. Dakota State(12/12) ... scored seven points in 33 minutes in a win at Washington (12/18), including a late three-pointer that sealed the win ... made a career-high five three-pointers and scored a career-high 17points vs. IPFW (12/28) ... went a perfect 6-for-6 from the floor, including 4-for-4 from long range,in scoring a career-high 18 points vs. Oakland (12/30) ... also played a career-high 40 minutes andtied a career mark with five steals vs. Oakland ... scored in double figures for a third straight game atSouthern Utah (1/5) ... played a career-high 44 minutes at North Dakota State (1/21) ... scored 15points on 4-of-5 shooting overall and a 2-for-2 night from three-point range at UMKC (2/11) ... fin-ished with eight points and five assists vs. Western Illinois (2/23) ... scored five points and dished outfour assists vs. IUPUI (2/25) ... scored 12 points with two rebounds and four assists against IUPUI(3/3) in the league tournament ... scored five points with two rebounds in the tournament semifinal win over Southern Utah (3/5) ... scored just three points, but tied a season-high with seven rebounds and added two steals and three assists in the tournament finals win over Western Illinois (3/6)

#5 TAÉVAUNN PRINCE – 6-3, FR., G, TORONTO, ONTARIOPlayed in 33 games this season with two starts ... recorded his first-career double-double with 13points and a team-high 10 rebounds at Minnesota (11/14) ... also scored 13 points at Georgia(11/16) and led the team with nine rebounds ... scored 12 points in the win at Mercer (11/23) fin-ished with 11 points at Nebraska (11/26) ... scored a career-high 16 vs. Southwest Minnesota State(12/6) ... scored 12 points in 16 minutes vs. North Dakota (12/10) ... reached double figures for thethird straight game with 15 points vs. Dakota State (12/12) ... tied a career-high with a game-high16 points, including a perfect 8-for-8 night at the free throw line, vs. UMKC (1/14) ... also recordedis first-career blocks vs. UMKC ... tied a career-high with 10 rebounds at Oakland (1/26) ... scoredeight points in 21 minutes vs. North Dakota State (2/15) ... scored eight points and grabbed fiverebounds in 17 minutes vs. Buffalo (2/18) ... scored 13 points on a perfect 4-for-4 night from thefloor, with five rebounds and a career-high three assists vs. Western Illinois (2/23) ... scored eightpoints on 3-of-4 shooting with four rebounds vs. IUPUI (2/25) ... scored 10 points and grabbed apair of rebounds in 18 minutes on the floor against IUPUI (3/3) in the league tournament

SEASON HIGHSPOINTS........................................................18, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11 3-POINT FG ........................................................5, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11REBOUNDS ..........................................................7, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12 ASSISTS..................................................8, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11STEALS ...............5, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11; vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11BLOCKS..............................1, five times, last vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12 MINUTES.........................................44, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS ........................................................18, vs. Oakland, 12/30/113-POINT FG ........................................................5, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11REBOUNDS ........................................8, at North Dakota State, 2/25/11ASSISTS..................................................8, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11STEALS ...............5, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11; vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11BLOCKS ...............................1, 10 times, last vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12 MINUTES.........................................44, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12

SEASON/CAREER HIGHSPOINTS ................16, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12; vs. SW Minn. State, 12/6/11 3-POINT FG .......................................................2, at Mercer, 11/23/11REBOUNDS ..................10, at Oakland, 1/26/12; at Minnesota, 1/14/11 ASSISTS .................................................3, vs. Western Illinois, 2/23/12STEALS...............................................................2, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12BLOCKS ..............................................................2, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12 MINUTES ......................................................32, at Minnesota, 1/14/11

SEASON HIGHSPOINTS ....................................................34, at Washington, 12/18/11 3-POINT FG ..........................................................4, at IUPUI, 12/1/11REBOUNDS ..........................8, at UMKC, 2/11/12; at Oakland, 1/26/12 ASSISTS..........................................................12, at Oakland, 1/26/12STEALS .................................................................5, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12BLOCKS.............................1, at IPFW, 1/28/12; vs. Oakland, 12/30/11 MINUTES ............................................................43, at IUPUI, 12/1/11

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS..........................................36, vs. North Dakota State, 12/4/10 3-POINT FG ........4, at IUPUI, 12/1/11; vs. North Dakota State, 12/4/10REBOUNDS.............................................10, at Western Illinois, 1/13/11 ASSISTS..........................................................12, at Oakland, 1/26/12STEALS ...............5, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12; vs. North Dakota State, 2/13/10BLOCKS...........................................3, vs. North Dakota State, 2/13/10 MINUTES ............................................................43, at IUPUI, 12/1/11



#24 ZACH HORSTMAN – 6-5, FR., G/F, WINNER, S.D.Played in 25 games off the bench ... scored seven points in nine minutes in his Jackrabbit debut vs.Western Michigan (11/12) ... recorded his first career steal at Minnesota (11/14) ... scored eightpoints in a season-high 19 minutes vs. Sam Houston State (11/22) ... recorded his first-career blockat Nebraska (11/26) ... went a perfect 4-for-4 from three-point range in scoring a season-high 12points at Western Illinois (12/3) ... reached double figures for the second time in his career with 10points vs. Dakota State (12/12) ... grabbed a career-high six rebounds in just seven minutes on thefloor vs. IPFW (12/28) ... grabbed two rebounds in two minutes on the floor against IUPUI (3/3) inthe league tournament

SEASON/CAREER HIGHSPOINTS .................................................12, at Western Illinois, 12/3/11 3-POINT FG .............................................4, at Western Illinois, 12/3/11REBOUNDS..........................................................6, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11 ASSISTS.........................................2, vs. Sam Houston State, 11/22/11STEALS .........................................................2, at Nebraska, 11/26/11BLOCKS.......................................1, four times, last vs. IPFW, 12/28/11 MINUTES ......................................19, vs. Sam Houston State, 11/22/11

#25 CHAD WHITE – 6-6, SO., G/F, MADISON, S.D.Played in all 34 games this season with eight starts ... scored 11 points and grabbed six reboundsand two steals at Minnesota (11/14) ... finished with 10 points and five rebounds in a career-high 33minutes at Georgia (11/16) ... played a season-low 15 minutes, but scored 11 points and made thegame-clinching three-pointer at Mercer (11/23) ... made every shot he took at Western Illinois(12/3), including a 3-for-3 night from the field, with two three-pointers and a perfect 4-for-4 nightfrom the free throw line ... scored 11 points in a win over North Dakota (12/10) ... eclipsed the 20-point mark for the third time in his career with a game-high 22 points vs. Dakota State (12/12) ...scored in double figures in seven of the last nine games, including a 12-point effort at Washington(12/18) and a game-high 18 points vs. IPFW (12/28) ... also dished out a career-high seven assistsvs. IPFW ... scored 13 points on a perfect 4-for-4 night from the floor and free throw line againstUMKC (1/14) ... scored 11 points and played a career-high 35 minutes at North Dakota State (1/21)... tied a season-high with four three-pointers at IPFW (1/28) ... scored 17 points and grabbed sixrebounds at South Dakota (2/9) ... scored 11 points with a pair of assists vs. IUPUI (2/25) ... scoredsix points on 3-of-4 shooting, grabbed two rebounds and dished out a pair of assists against IUPUI(3/3) in the league tournament ... scored nine points, all from long range, grabbed four rebounds andtied a career-high with 35 minutes played vs. Western Illinois (3/6) in the league finals

#32 MARCUS HEEMSTRA – 6-9, SO., F, ROCK VALLEY, IOWAPlayed in 28 games this season off the bench ... played seven minutes in the season-opener vs.Western Michigan (11/12), when he tied career-highs with four rebounds one block ... recorded asteal in limited action at Georgia (11/16) ... scored four points in six minutes vs. Niagara (11/21), allof them from the free-throw line ... logged a season-high 11 minutes in a win over Sam HoustonState (11/22) and set a new career-high with two assists ... set a new career-high with six reboundsand tied career highs with two assists, two steals and with one block vs. Southwest Minnesota State(12/6) ... set new career marks with eight points, seven rebounds and with 23 minutes vs. DakotaState (12/12) ... dished out a career-high three assists and set a career mark with two blocks vs.UMKC (1/14) ... went 2-for-2 from the floor, and from the free throw line, and added two assists injust eight minutes vs. Oral Roberts (2/2) ... played 23 minutes and scored a career-high nine pointson a perfect 4-for-4 night from the floor vs. Southern Utah (2/4) ... finished with four points, fiverebounds and a pair of assists in 14 productive minutes vs. North Dakota State (2/15) ... also tied acareer-high with a pair of blocks against NDSU ... scored five points, grabbed five rebounds anddished out a pair of assists vs. Buffalo (2/18) ... made his only field goal and dished out an assistagainst IUPUI (3/3) in the league tournament ... played just three minutes in the league tournamentfinals vs. Western Illinois (3/6), but scored four points on 2-of-4 shooting and grabbed three rebounds ... also pitches on the Jackrabbit baseball team

#22 ZACH MONAGHAN – 6-2, FR., G, PALATINE, ILL.Played in 25 games this season with two starts ... made his Jackrabbit debut at Minnesota (11/14)... scored the first five points of his career vs. Sam Houston State (11/22) ... scored six points, allfrom long range, in his first-career start at IUPUI (12/1) ... reached double-figures for the first timein his career with 10 points vs. Southwest Minnesota State (12/6) ... set season-high marks withthree assists and with a pair of steals vs. Dakota State (12/12)

SEASON/CAREER HIGHSPOINTS ..............................10, vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 12/6/11 3-POINT FG ...............2, vs. North Dakota, 12/10/11; at IUPUI, 12/1/11REBOUNDS............................................................3, at IUPUI, 12/1/11 ASSISTS..................................................3, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11STEALS ...................................................2, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11BLOCKS...............................................................................................MINUTES ............................................................23, at IUPUI, 12/1/11

SEASON HIGHSPOINTS.....................................................9, vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12 3-POINT FG .........................................................................................REBOUNDS ..............................................7, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11 ASSISTS..............................................................3, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12STEALS ......2, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11; vs. SW Minn. State, 12/6/11BLOCKS............2, vs. North Dakota State, 2/15/12; vs. UMKC, 1/14/12 MINUTES ...............................................23, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS.....................................................9, vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12 3-POINT FG .........................................................................................REBOUNDS ..............................................7, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11 ASSISTS..............................................................3, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12STEALS ..........................2, three times, last vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11BLOCKS............2, vs. North Dakota State, 2/15/12; vs. UMKC, 1/14/12 MINUTES ...............................................23, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11

SEASON HIGHSPOINTS .................................................22, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11 3-POINT FG ...................................4, three times, last at IPFW, 1/28/12REBOUNDS ...............................................8, vs. South Dakota, 1/12/12 ASSISTS .............................................................7, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11STEALS........2, vs. Sam Houston St., 11/22/11; at Minnesota, 11/14/11BLOCKS......................2, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11; vs. Niagara, 11/21/11 MINUTES.........................................35, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS...............................................24, vs. Eastern Illinois, 11/27/10 3-POINT FG ..........................................5, vs. Eastern Illinois, 11/27/10REBOUNDS.........................................9, at Western Michigan, 12/18/10 ASSISTS .............................................................7, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11STEALS....................2, five times, last vs. Sam Houston State, 11/22/11BLOCKS .............................................3, at Central Michigan, 12/20/10 MINUTES.........................................35, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12


#34 TONY FIEGEN – 6-7, JR., F, MADISON, S.D.Started all 34 games this season ... scored a career-high 16 points vs. Western Michigan(11/12) ... set a then career-high with 36 minutes played at Minnesota (11/14) ... scored 14points in a win over Niagara (11/21) ... scored nine points and tied career-highs with twoassists and two steals vs. Sam Houston State (11/22) ... also scored nine points at Mercer(11/23) ... grabbed a season-high six rebounds and tied a career-high with two assists at IUPUI(12/1) ... went a perfect 5-for-5 from the field in scoring 11 points vs. Southwest MinnesotaState (12/6) ... scored 13 points and added a career-high three steals vs. North Dakota (12/10)... equaled a season-high with six rebounds vs. Dakota State (12/12) ... scored 10 points andplayed a career-high 38 minutes at Washington (12/18) ... tied a career-high with 38 minutesplayed at Oral Roberts (1/7) ... scored 10 points in just 15 minutes vs. South Dakota (1/12) ...tied a season-high with six rebounds at IPFW (1/28) ... scored just four points, but tied acareer-high three steals and set a career-high with 10 rebounds at South Dakota (2/9) ... scored11 points on 4-of-7 shooting and grabbed four rebounds, three on offense, vs. Buffalo (2/18) ...scored 11 points in a win over IUPUI (2/25) ... scored 11 points, tied for game-high honorswith seven rebounds and dished out a career-high four assists against IUPUI (3/3) in the league tournament ... scored three points and added six rebounds and a trioof assists against Southern Utah (3/5) in the league semifinals ... scored six points and grabbed three rebounds in the league finals win over Western Illinois (3/6)

SEASON HIGHSPOINTS ..........................................16, vs. Western Michigan, 11/12/11 3-POINT FG .........................................................................................REBOUNDS ................................................10, at South Dakota, 2/9/12 ASSISTS ................................................................4, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12STEALS............3, at South Dakota, 2/9/12; vs. North Dakota, 12/10/11BLOCKS..............................................................2, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11 MINUTES .............38, at Oral Roberts, 1/1/12; at Washington, 12/18/11

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS ..........................................16, vs. Western Michigan, 11/12/11 3-POINT FG ....................................................1, vs. Cal Poly, 12/15/09REBOUNDS ................................................10, at South Dakota, 2/9/12 ASSISTS ................................................................4, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12STEALS............3, at South Dakota, 2/9/12; vs. North Dakota, 12/10/11BLOCKS..................................................................3, vs. IPFW, 3/7/10 MINUTES .............38, at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12; at Washington, 12/18/11

#42 JORDAN DYKSTRA – 6-8, SO., F, ROCK VALLEY, IOWAPlayed in 31 games this season with starts in the last 25 ... All-Summit League second teamselection ... battled through an injury to score five points in each of the first three games ... satout games vs. Niagara (11/21) and vs. Sam Houston State (11/22) and played just two minutesat Mercer (11/23) due to injury ... also sat at Nebraska (11/26) ... came back strong with aseason-high 15 points in conference opener at IUPUI (12/1) ... scored 11 points in a win atWestern Illinois (12/3) ... scored nine points and grabbed six rebounds in his first start of theseason vs. Southwest Minnesota State (12/6) ... posted season-highs with nine rebounds, threeassists, two blocks and a steal in 25 minutes vs. North Dakota (12/10) ... scored 11 points andplayed a then season-high 29 minutes at Washington (12/18) ... tied a career-high with fiveassists vs. IPFW (12/28) ... scored a season-high 17 points and played a career-high 35 min-utes vs. Oakland (12/30) ... scored a season-high 20 points and played a career-high 37 min-utes at North Dakota State (1/21) ... pushed season-high to 23 points, scored a career-high fivethree-pointers and tied a career-high with 10 rebounds for his second career double-double atOakland (1/26) ... scored 22 points and grabbed seven rebounds in the win over Oral Roberts(2/2) ... scored 16 points on 7-for-14 shooting and grabbed seven rebounds at UMKC (2/11) ...finished with 15 points and five rebounds vs. North Dakota State (2/15) ... scored nine points and grabbed four rebounds in 21 minutes vs. Buffalo (2/18) ... tied acareer-high with five three-pointers in a perfect night from beyond the arc vs. Western Illinois (2/23), tying a season-high with 23 points in the process ... his 5-for-5night from long distance vs. Western Illinois also breaks the SDSU three-point field goal percentage record of 4-for-4, accomplished by Dykstra twice last season andby Craig Jenkins twice, both in 1986 ... also grabbed eight rebounds vs. Western Illinois ... scored 20 points on 6-of-9 shooting, including a 4-for-5 night from distance,vs. IUPUI (2/25) ... scored eight points and grabbed three rebounds in 21 minutes vs. IUPUI (3/3) in the league tournament ... scored 17 points on 7-of-10 shooting,with four rebounds and an assist vs. Southern Utah (3/5) in the league semifinals ... scored six points and grabbed five rebounds in the tournament finals win overWestern Illinois (3/6) ... set SDSU consecutive three-pointers made record with 11 over three games [made final two vs. Buffalo (2/18), went 5-for-5 vs. WesternIllinois (2/23) and made his first four threes vs. IUPUI (2/25)]

SEASON HIGHSPOINTS ...........................................................23, at Oakland, 1/26/12 3-POINT FG ...........5, vs. Western Illinois, 2/23/12; at Oakland, 1/26/12REBOUNDS ......................................................10, at Oakland, 1/26/12 ASSISTS .............................................................5, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11STEALS ...................................1, four times, last vs. Oakland, 12/30/11BLOCKS........2, vs. South Dakota, 1/12/12; vs. North Dakota, 12/10/11 MINUTES.........................................37, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS ...........................................................25, at Oakland, 2/19/11 3-POINT FG ...........5, vs. Western Illinois, 2/23/12; at Oakland, 1/26/12REBOUNDS .....................10, at Oakland, 1/26/12; at Centenary, 2/5/11 ASSISTS ..................................5, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11; vs. IPFW, 3/6/11STEALS.............................................2, six times, last at IPFW, 2/17/11BLOCKS ...............................................................3, at Iowa, 11/14/10 MINUTES.........................................37, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12

#33 GRIFFAN CALLAHAN – 6-4, SR., G/F, SENECA, ILL.Started all 34 games this season ... scored in double figures in all three games at the CBE Classic inMacon, Ga., where he earned all-tournament team honors ... College Sports Madness fourth-team all-league selection ... made a career-high six three-pointers and scored a career-high 21 points vs. SamHouston State (11/22), only to break both marks with 25 points and seven threes at Nebraska(11/26) ... posted second-career double-double and set a career-high with four assists at IUPUI(12/1) ... set a career-high with five steals at Western Illinois (12/3) ... scored 11 points on a perfect4-for-4 night from the floor vs. Dakota State (12/12), including a perfect 3-for-3 night from longrange ... scored 16 points on 5-of-6 shooting at Washington (12/18), including a perfect 3-for-3effort from deep ... set a career-high with 40 minutes and tied a career-high with four assists vs.Oakland (12/30) ... scored a game-high 20 points in a blowout win over South Dakota (1/12) ...scored 19 points and tied a career-high with 40 minutes at North Dakota State (1/21) ... scored 17points with five three-pointers at Oakland (1/28) ... finished with 12 points and seven rebounds in awin at UMKC (2/11) ... scored 21 points on 6-of-10 shooting with a trio of threes vs. Buffalo (2/18)... scored six points, all from long distance, and grabbed two rebounds against IUPUI (3/3) in theleague tournament ... scored five points, with three rebounds and an assist vs. Southern Utah (3/5) inthe league semifinals ... scored 10 points and played a career-high 42 minutes in the league championship vs. Western Illinois (3/6), including two free throws with 15 secondsleft in regulation that tied the game and forced overtime and the game-winning three-pointer in overtime ... enter’s the NCAA Tournament ranked fifth all-time at SDSU with162 career three-pointers

SEASON HIGHSPOINTS .......................................................25, at Nebraska, 11/26/11 3-POINT FG ...................................................7, at Nebraska, 11/26/11REBOUNDS..........................................................10, at IUPUI, 12/1/11 ASSISTS ...........................4, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11; at IUPUI, 12/1/11STEALS ...................................................5, at Western Illinois, 12/3/11BLOCKS ...............................1, six times, last vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12 MINUTES .....40, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12; vs. Oakland, 12/30/11

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS .......................................................25, at Nebraska, 11/26/11 3-POINT FG ...................................................7, at Nebraska, 11/26/11REBOUNDS .................................................11, vs. Oral Roberts, 3/7/09 ASSISTS ...........................4, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11; at IUPUI, 12/1/11STEALS ...................................................5, at Western Illinois, 12/3/11BLOCKS ..................................................2, vs. Southern Utah, 2/12/09 MINUTES .....40, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12; vs. Oakland, 12/30/11

NATE TAÉVAUNN BRAYDEN ZACH ZACH CHAD MARCUS GRIFFAN TONY JORDANOPPONENT DATE SCORE W/L WOLTERS PRINCE CARLSON MONAHAN HORSTMAN WHITE HEEMSTRA CALLAHAN FIEGEN DYKSTRA

WESTERN MICHIGAN 11/12/11 82-76 W 32-2-11 1-4-1 9-0-1 DNP 7-0-0 1-4-1 4-4-0 7-6-0 16-5-0 5-3-0at Minnesota 11/14/11 55-71 L 20-5-6 13-10-0 2-4-2 0-0-0 0-0-0 11-6-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 2-3-0 5-1-0at Georgia 11/16/11 61-72 L 15-7-4 13-9-2 7-4-0 0-2-2 3-0-0 10-5-1 0-0-0 6-6-0 2-4-1 5-2-1$vs Niagara 11/21/11 79-71 W 23-4-3 1-2-0 11-5-2 0-1-0 4-2-0 9-7-2 4-3-1 13-7-0 14-4-1 DNP$vs Sam Houston State 11/22/11 77-60 W 18-6-3 4-2-0 8-1-5 5-0-1 8-2-2 4-6-0 0-1-2 21-5-1 9-5-2 DNP$at Mercer 11/23/11 74-61 W 16-4-8 12-3-0 5-1-2 2-1-0 5-2-0 11-1-0 0-1-0 13-8-0 9-3-0 1-0-0at Nebraska 11/26/11 64-76 L 19-4-8 11-6-1 0-4-0 3-0-0 2-3-0 0-1-1 2-1-0 25-7-0 2-4-0 DNP*at IUPUI 12/1/11 97-93 WOT 32-8-8 5-2-0 8-5-2 6-3-2 DNP 3-1-1 2-2-1 20-10-4 6-6-2 15-5-0*at Western Illinois 12/3/11 67-66 W 17-7-7 2-2-0 6-4-5 0-0-0 12-0-1 12-5-0 DNP 5-7-0 2-2-0 11-3-1SOUTHWEST MINN. ST. 12/6/11 92-69 W 14-3-5 16-4-0 6-4-2 10-1-1 3-0-1 8-4-3 6-6-1 9-6-2 11-2-1 9-6-3NORTH DAKOTA 12/10/11 92-54 W 16-5-3 12-3-0 11-2-4 6-0-1 0-2-1 11-4-4 4-6-0 9-8-2 13-3-1 10-9-3DAKOTA STATE 12/12/11 93-60 W DNP 15-5-1 3-5-8 8-1-3 10-1-1 22-5-4 8-7-1 11-2-0 4-6-0 12-7-2at North Dakota 12/15/11 70-89 L 24-6-5 2-2-0 3-2-2 0-1-0 2-1-0 16-3-1 0-1-0 4-7-1 10-3-1 9-1-0at Washington 12/18/11 92-73 W 34-5-7 2-4-0 7-5-0 DNP DNP 12-1-1 0-0-0 16-2-2 10-5-0 11-4-2*IPFW 12/28/11 94-58 W 17-4-4 7-5-0 17-1-1 0-0-1 4-6-1 18-6-7 0-3-0 10-4-1 12-6-1 9-8-5*OAKLAND 12/30/11 76-64 W 19-4-7 DNP 18-3-1 DNP DNP 6-3-2 DNP 6-7-4 10-2-0 17-6-1*at Southern Utah 1/5/12 75-68 W 28-4-6 5-2-0 10-2-3 DNP 0-0-0 13-3-0 DNP 10-7-1 1-5-2 8-6-0*at Oral Roberts 1/7/12 75-97 L 22-2-6 4-2-0 5-3-1 3-1-0 0-0-0 10-3-3 0-0-1 10-2-2 11-2-1 10-4-1*SOUTH DAKOTA 1/12/12 86-56 W 13-6-5 6-4-0 9-4-4 3-0-2 2-2-0 8-8-2 6-2-0 20-4-3 10-3-0 9-8-2*UMKC 1/14/12 85-58 W 15-5-5 16-5-0 5-7-4 3-0-0 0-4-0 13-5-1 3-3-3 11-3-2 4-3-0 15-3-2*at North Dakota State 1/21/12 91-88 WOT 27-7-7 0-2-0 8-4-1 DNP DNP 11-1-3 DNP 19-6-3 6-1-0 20-4-2*at Oakland 1/26/12 87-92 L 21-8-12 9-10-0 4-1-1 0-0-0 DNP 8-2-1 DNP 17-4-0 5-2-1 23-10-1*at IPFW 1/28/12 74-43 W 14-5-5 8-4-0 8-1-3 0-1-0 4-1-0 15-3-1 0-3-1 8-6-0 9-6-0 8-7-2*ORAL ROBERTS 2/2/12 75-60 W 24-3-9 0-0-0 5-4-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 7-2-0 6-1-2 3-1-1 8-5-1 22-7-2*SOUTHERN UTAH 2/4/12 66-56 W 31-3-4 0-0-0 5-1-3 DNP DNP 7-1-1 9-2-0 10-5-1 0-2-0 4-5-0*at South Dakota 2/9/12 68-72 L 27-6-6 0-0-0 9-1-5 DNP DNP 17-6-0 0-1-0 6-5-2 4-10-0 5-5-1*at UMKC 2/11/12 75-62 W 20-8-3 4-3-0 15-3-2 2-1-1 0-0-0 6-3-3 0-0-0 12-7-1 0-1-0 16-7-0*NORTH DAKOTA STATE 2/15/12 80-57 W 30-3-5 8-2-1 5-3-0 2-0-0 3-0-0 3-1-0 4-5-2 3-0-2 7-3-1 15-5-3•BUFFALO 2/18/12 86-65 W 22-6-8 8-5-0 3-5-3 1-0-0 0-1-0 6-1-0 5-4-2 21-4-0 11-4-0 9-4-1*WESTERN ILLINOIS 2/23/12 74-57 W 10-5-6 13-5-3 8-1-5 0-1-0 0-0-0 5-4-2 5-1-0 5-2-2 5-3-1 23-8-0*IUPUI 2/25/12 75-64 W 15-5-6 8-4-0 5-6-4 DNP DNP 11-2-2 DNP 5-3-1 11-4-0 20-6-2#IUPUI 3/3/12 77-56 W 22-7-6 10-2-0 12-2-4 0-0-0 0-2-0 6-2-2 2-0-1 6-2-0 11-7-4 8-3-1#Southern Utah 3/5/12 63-47 W 31-7-6 2-2-0 5-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-1 5-3-1 3-6-3 17-4-1#Western Illinois 3/6/12 52-50 WOT 14-6-4 0-0-0 3-7-3 DNP DNP 9-4-0 4-3-0 10-6-1 6-3-0 6-4-1!vs. Baylor 3/15/12

JACKRABBIT POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS

DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING PERFORMANCES• Nate Wolters 33 • Griffan Callahan 18• Chad White 16 • Tony Fiegen 13• Jordan Dykstra 16 • Taévaunn Prince 10• Brayden Carlson 7 • Zach Horstman 2• Zach Monaghan 1 • Marcus Heemstra 0

20-POINT SCORING PERFORMANCES• Nate Wolters 12 • Griffan Callahan 5• Jordan Dykstra 5 • Chad White 1

30-POINT SCORING PERFORMANCES• Nate Wolters 6 (10 Career)

TOP SCORING PERFORMANCESSIX JACKRABBITS IN DOUBLE FIGURES ......................................................................ONE TIME..........................................................................vs. North Dakota, 12/10/11 - W, 92-54

FIVE JACKRABBITS IN DOUBLE FIGURES...................................................................FIVE TIMES..........................................................................vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11 - W, 93-60..............................................................................at Washington, 12/18/11 - W, 92-73......................................................................................vs. IPFW, 12/28/11 - W, 94-58.................................................................................at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12 - L, 75-97......................................................................................vs. UMKC, 1/14/12 - W, 85-58

FOUR JACKRABBITS IN DOUBLE FIGURES.................................................................NINE TIMES.....................................................................................at Mercer, 11/23/11 - W, 74-61...........................................................................at Western Illinois, 12/3/11 - W, 67-66........................................................vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 12/6/11 - W, 92-69.................................................................................vs. Oakland, 12/30/11 - W, 76-64.............................................................................at Southern Utah, 1/5/12 - W, 75-68................................................................at North Dakota State, 1/21/12 - OT W, 91-88.......................................................................................at UMKC, 2/11/12 - W, 75-62.......................................................................................vs. IUPUI, 2/25/12 - W, 75-64................................(THE SUMMIT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SEMIFINALS) vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12 - W, 77-56

JACKRABBITS IN DOUBLE FIGURES


THE LAST TIME THE JACKRABBITS...SCORED 130+ POINTS ................................................136, vs. Midland Lutheran, 12/14/90

SCORED 120-129 POINTS ................................................................three times, 3-0 record .............................................................127, vs. Minn.-Morris, 12/15/01 - W, 127-60.........................................................121, vs. Northern Iowa, 2/16/1968 - W, 121-78...................................................................120, vs. Augustana, 1/18/63 - W, 120-82

SCORED 110-119 POINTS ..................................................................11 times, 11-0 record...............................................................112, at Morningside, 3/4/2000 - W, 112-91...........................................................114, vs. Minot State, 11/20/1999 - W, 114-82............................................................117, vs. Morningside, 2/21/1998 - W, 117-82.............................................................110, at Morningside, 1/23/1998 - W, 110-97............................................117, vs. Montana State-Billings, 12/2/1995 - W, 117-86.......................................................118, vs. Bellevue (Neb.), 12/1/1995 - W, 118-64........(AT PEPSI CHALLENGS; SIOUX FALLS) 118, vs. Northestern (Iowa, 12/27/1990 - W, 118-90...................................................................113, vs. Yankton, 12/1/1976 - W, 113-88...............................................................112, vs. Augustana, 1/15/1970 - W, 112-65...........................................................112, vs. Lincoln (Mo.), 1/28/1969 - W, 112-67............................................................112, vs. Morningside, 1/15/1969 - W, 112-74

SCORED 100-109 POINTS ...........................................................102, at Centenary, 2/5/11 ALL-TIME RECORD WHEN SCORING 100+ POINTS .......................................................88-5

SCORED 90-99 POINTS..................................................91, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12 SCORED 80-89 POINTS...................................................................86, vs. Buffalo, 2/18/12

SCORED 50-59 POINTS IN ONE HALF..........................50, (1st Half) vs. South Dakota, 1/12/12 SCORED 60 OR MORE POINTS IN ONE HALF...................60, (2nd Half) at Southern Utah, 1/1/11

HELD AN OPPONENT UNDER 60 POINTS .................................56, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12 - W, 77-56HELD AN OPPONENT UNDER 50 POINTS....................47, vs. Southern Utah, 3/5/12 – W, 63-47

GAVE UP 110+ POINTS .............................................110, vs. Oakland, 3/7/11 – L, 90-110 GAVE UP 100-109 POINTS .......................................105, at Oakland, 2/19/11 – L, 96-105GAVE UP 90-99 POINTS .................................................................92, at Oakland, 1/26/12GAVE UP 80-89 POINTS...........................88, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12 – W OT, 91-88

PLAYED AN OVERTIME GAME ............................at North Dakota State, 1/21/12 – W OT, 91-88WON AN OVERTIME GAME................................at North Dakota State, 1/21/12 – W OT, 91-88LOST AN OVERTIME GAME .............................vs. North Dakota State, 2/13/10 – L 2OT, 85-90PLAYED A DOUBLE OVERTIME GAME ................vs. North Dakota State, 2/13/10 – L 2OT, 85-90PLAYED A TRIPLE OVERTIME GAME .........................at St. Cloud State, 1/16/87 – L 3OT, 81-83

ALL-TIME RECORD IN OVERTIME GAMES ..................................................29-36 (.446 pct.)ALL-TIME RECORD IN MULTIPLE OVERTIME GAMES ..............................................1-5 (.167 pct.)

OVERCAME A DOUBLE-DIGIT HALFTIME DEFICIT AT HOME ..............................................14 points ..................................................(TRAILED 40-26 AT HALF, WON 65-64) vs. IPFW, 1/21/10

OVERCAME A DOUBLE-DIGIT HALFTIME DEFICIT ON THE ROAD ........................................12 points ....................................(TRAILED 37-29 AT HALF, WON 80-74) at Western Illinois, 12/5/09

SQUANDERED A DOUBLE-DIGIT SECOND HALF LEAD AT HOME.........................................10 points .................................................(LED 42-32 AT 14:31, LOST 58-63) vs. UMKC, 1/27/11

SQUANDERED A DOUBLE-DIGIT SECOND HALF LEAD ON THE ROAD ..................................11 points ...................................................(LED 41-30 AT 17:27, LOST 76-81) at IUPUI, 1/15/11

FINISHED WITH SIX PLAYERS IN DOUBLE-FIGURES ............................vs. North Dakota, 12/10/11................Wolters (16), Fiegen (13), Prince (12), White (11), Carlson (11), Dykstra (10)

FINISHED WITH FIVE PLAYERS IN DOUBLE-FIGURES IN A WIN ..........................vs. UMKC, 1/14/12.................................Prince (16), Wolters (15), Dykstra (15), White (13), Callahan (11)

FINISHED WITH FIVE PLAYERS IN DOUBLE-FIGURES IN A LOSS...................at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12................................Wolters (22), Fiegen (11), Dykstra (10), Callahan (10), White (10)

FINISHED WITH NO PLAYERS IN DOUBLE-FIGURES...........................................at IUPUI, 1/12/08

FINISHED WITH TWO 20-POINT SCORERS IN A LOSS ...................................at Oakland, 1/26/12........................................................................Nate Wolters (21), Jordan Dykstra (23)

FINISHED WITH TWO 20-POINT SCORERS IN A WIN .....................................vs. Buffalo, 2/18/12......................................................................Nate Wolters (22), Griffan Callahan (21)

FINISHED WITH THREE 20-POINT SCORERS .....................................vs. Southern Utah, 1/29/11............................................Clint Sargent (22), Nate Wolters (21), Jordan Dykstra (20)

SHOT 60 PCT. OR BETTER FROM THE FLOOR................... .615, (32-of-52) vs. IUPUI, 1/10/09SHOT 50 PCT. OR BETTER FROM THE FLOOR ........ .511, (23-of-45) vs. Southern Utah, 3/5/12

SHOT 50 PCT. OR BETTER IN A LOSS................ .556, (30-of-54) at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12

DID NOT MAKE A 3-POINT FG ...................................................vs. Utah Valley State, 1/25/07MADE AT LEAST 10 THREE-POINT FG ..........................10, (10-of-32) at South Dakota, 2/9/12ALLOWED 10+ THREE-POINT FG......................................14, (14-of-28) at Oakland, 1/26/12ALLOWED 15+ THREE-POINT FG...........................................................15, vs. VMI, 11/12/06

SHOT 50+ FREE THROWS IN A GAME ........50, (41-for-50) vs. Southwest Minn. State, 12/8/09SHOT 40-49 FREE THROWS IN A GAME.........................47, (29-for-47) vs. Niagara, 11/21/11SHOT 90 PCT. OR BETTER FROM THE FT LINE .................. .929, (13-for-14) vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12HELD OPPONENT TO FEWER THAN 10 FT ATT ................................4, (4-of-4) vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12

FINISHED A GAME WITH 60+ REBOUNDS ............................60, vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 12/18/03FINISHED A GAME WITH 50-59 REBOUNDS .............................................51, vs. Mayville State FINISHED A GAME WITH 40-49 REBOUNDS ..................................40, at South Dakota, 2/9/12

COMMITTED FEWER THAN 10 TURNOVERS.....................................8, vs. Southern Utah, 3/5/12 FORCED 20 OR MORE TURNOVERS .....................................................23, at Mercer, 11/23/11FORCED 30 OR MORE TURNOVERS ......................................31, vs. Dakota State, 11/25/2000

FINISHED WITH 10+ STEALS..................................................10, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11

DISHED OUT 30+ ASSISTS .......................................................30, vs. Presentation, 12/3/03DISHED OUT 20-29 ASSISTS .............................................................21, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11

PLAYED A RANKED TEAM ......................................at No. 16 Minnesota, 12/23/10 – L, 73-85RECORD VS. RANKED TEAMS ..............................25-31 in Division II ––– 0-5 in Division I

TWO PLAYERS RECORDED DOUBLE-DOUBLES IN THE SAME GAME...................at Oakland, 1/26/12...................................Jordan Dykstra (23 pts, 10 reb.), Nate Wolters (21 pts, 12 asst.)

OVERCAME A DOUBLE-DIGIT SECOND HALF DEFICIT ......................................................12 points.................(TRAILED 25-37 WITH 15:24 LEFT, WON 52-50 IN OT) vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12

THE LAST TIME A JACKRABBIT...RECORDED A TRIPLE-DOUBLE ..................................................................................................................Marquise Richardson (11 pts., 10 rebs., 12 assists), vs. Minnesota-Duluth, 11/21/03RECORDED A DOUBLE-DOUBLE.......................................................................................................Nate Wolters (21 pts., 12 asst.) and Jordan Dykstra (23 pts., 10 reb.), at Oakland, 1/26/12SCORED 40+ POINTS...........................................................................................................................................................................40, by Steve Lingenfelter, at Fresno State, 12/19/80SCORED 30-39 POINTS ...............................................................................................................................................................................31, by Nate Wolters, vs. Southern Utah, 3/5/12SCORED 20-29 POINTS............................................................................................................................................................................................22, by Nate Wolters, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12GRABBED 15+ REBOUNDS ...................................................................................................................................................................................17, by Kai Williams, vs. Oakland, 1/31/09GRABBED 10-14 REBOUNDS ............................................................................................................................................................................10, by Tony Fiegen, at South Dakota, 2/9/12DISHED OUT 10+ ASSISTS....................................................................................................................................................................................12, by Nate Wolters, at Oakland, 1/26/12RECORDED 5+ STEALS ...............................................................................................................................................................................................5, by Nate Wolters, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12RECORDED 3+ BLOCKS .............................................................................................................................................................................3, by Chad White, at Central Michigan, 12/20/10AVERAGED 25+ POINTS IN A SEASON ...........................................................................................................................................................................26.7, by Steve Lingenfelter, 1980-81AVERAGED 20+ POINTS IN A SEASON..............................................................................................................................................................................23.9, by Jason Sempsrott, 1996-97AVERAGED 15+ REBOUNDS IN A SEASON ..................................................................................................................................................................................15.0, by Tom Black, 1962-63AVERAGED 10+ REBOUNDS IN A SEASON...............................................................................................................................................................................11.2, by Mark Tetzlaff, 1982-83SCORED HIS 1,000TH CAREER POINT AT HOME .......................................................................................................................................................Clint Sargent, vs. Western Illinois, 2/25/10 SCORED HIS 1,000TH CAREER POINT ON THE ROAD .................................................................................................................................................................Ben Beran, at Idaho, 11/28/07SCORED HIS 1,000TH CAREER POINT AT A NEUTRAL SITE .................................................................................................................................Nate Wolters, vs. Sam Houston State, 11/22/11

THE 2011-12 JACKRABITS WHEN...LEADING AT THE HALF ..................................................................................................22-1TRAILING AT THE HALF ...................................................................................................5-5TIED AT THE HALF .........................................................................................................0-1AT HOME ...................................................................................................................14-0ON THE ROAD ...............................................................................................................8-7NEUTRAL SITE...............................................................................................................5-0VS. SUMMIT LEAGUE AT HOME .........................................................................................9-0VS. SUMMIT LEAGUE ON THE ROAD ...................................................................................6-3SHOOTING OVER 50 PCT. FG .........................................................................................12-1SHOOTING UNDER 50 PCT. FG ......................................................................................15-6OPPONENT SHOOTING OVER 50 PCT. FG ...........................................................................2-4OPPONENT SHOOTING UNDER 50 PCT. FG .......................................................................25-3WIN REBOUNDING BATTLE .............................................................................................16-3LOSE REBOUNDING BATTLE............................................................................................11-3SAME NUMBER OF REBOUNDS..........................................................................................0-1COMMITTING MORE TURNOVERS .......................................................................................3-5COMMITTING FEWER TURNOVERS ....................................................................................23-2COMMITTING SAME NUMBER OF TURNOVERS .......................................................................1-0COMMITTING MORE FOULS ..............................................................................................5-2COMMITTING FEWER FOULS ...........................................................................................22-4COMMITTING SAME NUMBER OF FOULS..............................................................................0-1SHOOTING MORE FREE THROWS THAN OPPONENTS.............................................................21-3SHOOTING FEWER FREE THROWS THAN OPPONENTS .............................................................4-2SHOOTING SAME NUMBER OF FREE THROWS .......................................................................2-2MAKING 8+ 3-POINTERS .............................................................................................16-5MAKING FEWER THAN EIGHT 3-POINTERS ........................................................................11-2ALLOWING 8+ 3-POINTERS ............................................................................................2-3ALLOWING FEWER THAN EIGHT 3-POINTERS .....................................................................25-4

MAKING MORE 3-POINTERS THAN OPPONENTS..................................................................23-2MAKING FEWER 3-POINTERS THAN OPPONENTS ..................................................................3-2MAKING SAME 3-POINTERS AS OPPONENTS........................................................................1-3SCORING 50-59 POINTS................................................................................................1-1SCORING 60-69 POINTS................................................................................................3-3SCORING 70-79 POINTS..............................................................................................11-2SCORING 80-89 POINTS................................................................................................5-1SCORING 90-99 POINTS................................................................................................7-0SCORING 100+ POINTS ......................................................................................................ALLOWING 40-49 POINTS..............................................................................................2-0ALLOWING 50-59 POINTS..............................................................................................9-0ALLOWING 60-69 POINTS............................................................................................11-0ALLOWING 70-79 POINTS..............................................................................................3-4ALLOWING 80-89 POINTS..............................................................................................1-1ALLOWING 90-99 POINTS..............................................................................................1-2IN OVERTIME GAMES......................................................................................................3-0IN GAME DECIDED BY 3 OR FEWER POINTS........................................................................3-0IN GAME DECIDED BY 4-5 POINTS ...................................................................................1-2IN GAME DECIDED BY 6-10 POINTS .................................................................................4-1IN GAME DECIDED BY 11-20 POINTS...............................................................................9-3IN GAME DECIDED BY 20+ POINTS ................................................................................10-1ON MONDAY .................................................................................................................3-1ON TUESDAY.................................................................................................................2-0ON WEDNESDAY ............................................................................................................3-1ON THURSDAY...............................................................................................................5-3ON FRIDAY ...................................................................................................................1-0ON SATURDAY.............................................................................................................11-2ON SUNDAY..................................................................................................................1-0

MOST FIRST HALF POINTS AT HOME ..........................................50, vs. South Dakota, 1/12/12MOST FIRST HALF POINTS ON THE ROAD ......................................51, at Washignton, 12/18/11MOST FIRST HALF POINTS AT NEUTRAL SITE.............................................40, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12FEWEST FIRST HALF POINTS AT HOME ........................................28, vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12FEWEST FIRST HALF POINTS ON THE ROAD ............24, two times, last at South Dakota, 2/1/12; FEWEST FIRST HALF POINTS AT NEUTRAL SITE ............................24, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12

MOST SECOND HALF POINTS AT HOME .....................................53, vs. North Dakota, 12/10/11MOST SECOND HALF POINTS ON THE ROAD .........................47, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12MOST SECOND HALF POINTS AT NEUTRAL SITE ..................................49, vs. Niagara, 11/21/11FEWEST SECOND HALF POINTS AT HOME....................................36, vs. South Dakota, 1/12/12FEWEST SECOND HALF POINTS ON THE ROAD..................................25, at Minnesota, 11/14/11FEWEST SECOND HALF POINTS AT NEUTRAL SITE .........................20, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12

MOST FIRST HALF POINTS ALLOWED AT HOME .......................................37, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11MOST FIRST HALF POINTS ALLOWED ON THE ROAD......................45, at North Dakota, 12/15/11MOST FIRST HALF POINTS ALLOWED AT NEUTRAL SITE.........28, two times, last vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12FEWEST FIRST HALF POINTS ALLOWED AT HOME ...21, two times, last vs. South Dakota, 1/12/12FEWEST FIRST HALF POINTS ALLOWED ON THE ROAD ............21, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12FEWEST FIRST HALF POINTS ALLOWED AT NEUTRAL SITE ....26, vs. Sam Houston State, 11/22/11

MOST SECOND HALF POINTS ALLOWED AT HOME..............40, two times, last vs. UMKC, 1/14/12MOST SECOND HALF POINTS ALLOWED ON THE ROAD............55, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12MOST SECOND HALF POINTS ALLOWED AT NEUTRAL SITE .....................43, vs. Niagara, 11/21/11FEWEST SECOND HALF POINTS ALLOWED AT HOME.................................21, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11FEWEST SECOND HALF POINTS ALLOWED ON THE ROAD..............................20, at IPFW, 1/28/12 FEWEST SECOND HALF POINTS ALLOWED AT NEUTRAL SITE............16, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12

MOST POINTS SCORED AT HOME .........................................................94, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11MOST POINTS SCORED ON THE ROAD.....................................................97, at IUPUI, 12/1/11MOST POINTS SCORED AT NEUTRAL SITE ..........................................79, vs. Niagara, 11/21/11FEWEST POINTS SCORED AT HOME ............................................66, vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12FEWEST POINTS SCORED ON THE ROAD .........................................55, at Minnesota, 11/14/11FEWEST POINTS SCORED AT NEUTRAL SITE .................................52, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12

MOST POINTS ALLOWED AT HOME .....................................76, vs. Western Michigan, 11/12/11MOST POINTS ALLOWED ON THE ROAD ...........................................97, at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12MOST POINTS ALLOWED AT NEUTRAL SITE ........................................71, vs. Niagara, 11/21/11FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED AT HOME ........................................54, by North Dakota, 12/10/11FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED ON THE ROAD .................................................43, at IPFW, 1/28/12FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED AT NEUTRAL SITE................................47, vs. Southern Utah, 3/5/12

MOST/FEWEST POINTS SCORED/ALLOWED

THE SUMMIT LEAGUE PRESEASON POLL AND PRESEASON ALL-LEAGUE TEAMSTEAM POINTS

1. Oral Roberts (27) .......................................................4732. Oakland (4) ...............................................................4233. South Dakota State (1)...........................................3694. IUPUI ........................................................................3635. North Dakota State.....................................................2716. IPFW .........................................................................2577. UMKC........................................................................2218. Southern Utah............................................................1449. Western Illinois ...........................................................13510. South Dakota ...........................................................121(First Place Votes)

FIRST TEAMPLAYER POSITION SCHOOL

Michael Craion .................F ......................Oral RobertsFrank Gaines ....................G .................................IPFWReggie Hamilton ...............G ............................OaklandDominique Morrison ..........F ......................Oral RobertsNate Wolters ..................G .............South Dakota St.*Alex Young ......................F ................................IUPUI* PRESEASON PLAYER OF THE YEAR

SECOND TEAMPLAYER POSITION SCHOOL

Damen Bell-Holter ..........F/C .....................Oral RobertsCeola Clark III ..................G ..................Western IllinoisJordan Dykstra ...............F .............South Dakota St.Warren Niles ....................G ......................Oral RobertsSteven Roundtree .............F ......................Oral Roberts

THE SUMMIT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS AND NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTSYEAR REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION TOURNAMENT CHAMPION SEED 1ST ROUND RESULT 2ND ROUND RESULT SWEET 16 RESULT

1983 Western Illinois (9-3) -No tournament held- -- --- --- ---1984 Illinois-Chicago (12-2) Western Illinois -- --- --- ---1985 Cleveland State (11-3) Eastern Illinois -- --- --- ---1986 Cleveland State (13-1) Cleveland State 14 W, 83-79 vs. Indiana W, 75-69 vs. St. Joseph’s (Pa.) L, 70-71 vs. Navy 1987 Missouri State (13-1) Missouri State 13 W, 65-60 vs. Clemson L, 63-67 vs. Kansas ---1988 Missouri State (12-2) -No tournament held- 13 L, 50-54 vs. UNLV --- ---1989 Missouri State (10-2) Missouri State 14 L, 51-60 vs. Seton Hall --- ---1990 Missouri State (11-1) Northern Iowa 14 W, 74-71 vs. Missouri L, 78-81 vs. Minnesota ---1991 Northern Illinois (14-2) UW-Green Bay 12 L, 58-60 vs. Michigan State --- ---1992 UW-Green Bay (14-2) Eastern Illinois 15 L, 55-94 vs. Indiana --- ---1993 Cleveland State (15-1) Wright State 16 L, 54-97 vs. Indiana --- ---1994 UW-Green Bay (15-3) UW-Green Bay 12 W, 61-57 vs. California L, 59-64 vs. Syracuse ---1995 Valparaiso (14-4) Valparaiso -- --- --- ---1996 Valparaiso (13-5) Valparaiso 14 L, 50-91 vs. Arizona --- ---1997 Valparaiso (13-3) Valparaiso 12 L, 66-73 vs. Boston College --- ---1998 Valparaiso (13-3) Valparaiso 13 W, 70-69 vs. Mississippi W, 83-77 vs. Florida State L, 68-74 vs. Rhode Island1999 Valparaiso (10-4) Valparaiso 15 L, 60-82 vs. Maryland --- ---2000 Oakland (11-5) Valparaiso 16 L, 38-65 vs. Michigan State --- ---2001 Valparaiso (13-3) Southern Utah 14 L, 65-68 vs. Boston College --- ---2002 Valparaiso (12-2) Valparaiso 13 L, 68-83 vs. Kentucky --- ---2003 Valparaiso (12-2) IUPUI 16 L, 64-95 vs. Kentucky --- ---2004 Valparaiso (11-5) Valparaiso 15 L, 49-76 vs. Gonzaga --- ---2005 Oral Roberts (13-3) Oakland 16 L, 68-96 vs. North Carolina --- ---2006 Oral Roberts/IUPUI (13-3) Oral Roberts 16 L, 78-94 vs. Memphis --- ---2007 Oral Roberts (12-2) Oral Roberts 14 L, 54-70 vs. Washington State --- ---2008 Oral Roberts (16-2) Oral Roberts 13 L, 63-82 vs. Pittsburgh --- ---2009 North Dakota State (16-2) North Dakota State 14 L, 74-84 vs. Kansas --- ---2010 Oakland (17-1) Oakland 14 L, 66-89 vs. Pittsburgh --- ---2011 Oakland (17-1) Oakland 13 L, 81-85 vs. Texas --- ---2012 Oral Roberts (17-1) South Dakota State 14 TBD, vs. Baylor --- ---

WIN/LOSS RECORDS BY SEED THROUGH 2012 TOURNAMENT

RECORD WINNING PCT. QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS CHAMPIONSHIPNO. 1 SEED: 61-11 .847 22-0 22-6 17-5 NO. 2 SEED: 42-23 .646 21-6 16-6 5-11 NO. 3 SEED: 28-26 .519 19-9 7-12 2-5NO. 4 SEED: 20-26 .435 13-15 5-8 2-3NO. 5 SEED: 17-27 .386 15-13 1-14 1-0NO. 6 SEED: 11-28 .282 9-19 2-7 0-2NO. 7 SEED: 10-26 .278 6-21 3-3 1-2NO. 8 SEED: 0-22 .000 0-22 --- ---

• The team with the Coach of the Year has won 12 of the 29 tournamentsLAST: Greg Kampe, Oakland, 2011

• The team with the Player of the Year has won 16 of the 29 tournamentsLAST: Keith Benson, Oakland, 2011

• The team that won the regular season has won 19 of the 29 tournamentsLAST: Oakland, 2011

FIRST TEAMTaylor Braun, North Dakota State, So., GFrank Gaines, IPFW, Jr., GReggie Hamilton, Oakland, Sr., GDominique Morrison, Oral Roberts, Sr., FNate Wolters, South Dakota State, Jr., GAlex Young, IUPUI, Sr., F

SECOND TEAMCeola Clark III, Western Illinois, Sr., GMichael Craion, Oral Roberts, Sr., FJordan Dykstra, South Dakota State, So., FJackson Stevenett, Southern Utah, Jr., FCharlie Westbrook, South Dakota, Sr., G

HONORABLE MENTIONTravis Bader, Oakland, So., GReggie Chamberlain, UMKC, Sr., GWarren Niles, Oral Roberts, So., GTerell Parks, Western Illinois, Jr., F/CSteven Roundtree, Oral Roberts, So., F

ALL-NEW COMER TEAMLawrence Alexander, NDSU, Fr., GIan Chiles, IUPUI, So., GObi Emegano, Western Illinois, Fr., FTerell Parks, Western Illinois, Jr., F/CCorey Petros, Oakland, R-Fr., C/F

PLAYER OF THE YEARDominique Morrison, Oral Roberts, Sr., F

NEW COMER OF THE YEARLawrence Alexander, NDSU, Fr., G

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARCeola Clark III, Western Illinois, Sr., G

SIXTH MAN OF THE YEARSteven Roundtree, Oral Roberts, So., F

COACH OF THE YEARScott Sutton, Oral Roberts

College Sports Madness 2012-11 ALL-LEAGUE TEAMSFIRST TEAM

Nate Wolters, South Dakota State, Jr., GReggie Hamilton, Oakland, Sr., GDominique Morrison, Oral Roberts, Sr., FAlex Young, IUPUI, Sr., FTerell Parks, Western Illinois, Jr., F/C

PLAYER OF THE YEARNate Wolters, South Dakota State, Jr., G

SECOND TEAMFrank Gaines, IPFW, Jr., GCharlie Westbrook, South Dakota, Sr., GTaylor Braun, North Dakota State, So., GJackson Stevenett, Southern Utah, Jr., FDrew Valentine, Oakland, Jr., F

FRESHMAN OF THE YEARLawrence Alexander, NDSU, Fr., G

THIRD TEAMLouie Krogman, South Dakota, Sr., GReggie Chamberlain, UMKC, Sr., GCeola Clark III, Western Illinois, Sr., GMichael Craion, Oral Roberts, Sr., FTrevor Gruis, South Dakota, So. C

COACH OF THE YEARScott Sutton, Oral Roberts

FOURTH TEAMLawrence Alexander, NDSU, Fr., GTravis Bader, Oakland, So., GGriffan Callahan, South Dakota State, Sr., FMarshall Bjorklund, NDSU, So., FTrey McCorkle, IPFW, Sr., F

THE 2011-12 SUMMIT LEAGUE ALL-LEAGUE TEAMS

Reggie Hamilton, Oakland, Sr., GNate Wolters, South Dakota State, Jr., GFrank Gaines, IPFW, Jr., GAlex Young, IUPUI, Sr., FDominique Morrison, Oral Roberts, Sr., F

CollegeHoops.netALL-LEAGUE TEAM

Nate Wolters, South Dakota State, Jr., G*Repeat Selection

USBWA ALL-DISTRICT VI

2011-12 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE BOX SCORES

Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsNorth Dakota vs South Dakota St.12/10/11 7:30 p.m. at Brookings, S.D. (Frost Arena)

North Dakota 54 • 4-5Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min45 MITCHELL, Patrick f 1-3 0-2 0-2 1 2 3 3 2 0 1 0 0 1524 BREKKE, Brandon c 4-5 0-0 0-2 1 1 2 3 8 0 1 0 0 1500 ANDERSON, Aaron g 2-8 1-2 0-0 1 2 3 2 5 2 2 1 3 2405 HUFF, Troy g 3-8 1-2 6-7 1 2 3 4 13 0 3 0 0 1711 WEBB, Jamal g 2-5 0-2 0-0 0 2 2 1 4 1 2 0 2 2502 HAUGEN, Nick 1-2 1-2 0-0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 703 ANTWI, Lenny 1-3 0-0 3-3 0 0 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 1204 MATHISON, Mike 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 512 ALLARD, Jordan 1-1 0-0 0-2 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 1 1620 GENTRY, Josh 0-3 0-0 2-2 0 0 0 1 2 2 1 0 0 2122 WILMER, Mitch 1-4 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 3 2 0 1 0 0 1532 SCHULER, Josh 1-4 0-2 4-4 0 0 0 0 6 0 1 0 0 1933 ARCHER, Doug 1-2 0-0 0-1 1 2 3 3 2 1 1 1 0 9

Team 0 1 1Totals 18-50 3-13 15-23 7 14 21 22 54 6 15 3 6 200

FG % 1st Half: 7-23 30.4%3FG % 1st Half: 0-4 0.0%

FT % 1st Half: 7-11 63.6%

2nd half: 11-27 40.7%2nd half: 3-9 33.3%2nd half: 8-12 66.7%

Game: 18-50 36.0%Game: 3-13 23.1%Game: 15-23 65.2%

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South Dakota St. 92 • 8-3Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min34 Tony Fiegen f 4-7 0-0 5-6 1 2 3 3 13 1 2 0 3 2242 Jordan Dykstra f 4-7 1-1 1-2 3 6 9 3 10 3 1 2 1 2503 Nate Wolters g 7-11 1-4 1-2 1 4 5 2 16 3 4 0 0 2712 Brayden Carlson g 4-8 2-2 1-2 0 2 2 2 11 4 0 0 0 2633 Griffan Callahan g 2-4 1-3 4-6 2 6 8 1 9 2 0 0 2 2805 Taevaunn Prince 4-7 0-0 4-5 1 2 3 0 12 0 3 0 0 1622 Zach Monaghan 2-3 2-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 6 1 1 0 0 1824 Zach Horstman 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 1125 Chad White 4-6 2-3 1-2 2 2 4 3 11 4 2 0 0 1832 Marcus Heemstra 2-3 0-0 0-2 2 4 6 2 4 0 0 1 1 9

Team 2 1 3Totals 33-58 9-15 17-27 15 30 45 17 92 19 13 3 7 200


FT % 1st Half: 9-15 60.0%


Game: 33-58 56.9%Game: 9-15 60.0%Game: 17-27 63.0%

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Officials: Bryan Anslinger, Jeff Malham, Warren EvansTechnical fouls: North Dakota-HUFF, Troy. South Dakota St.-None.Attendance: 4104

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalNorth Dakota 21 33 54South Dakota St. 39 53 92

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchUND 22 9 9 2 22SDSU 32 25 19 2 33

Last FG - UND 2nd-00:20, SDSU 2nd-00:39.Largest lead - UND None, SDSU by 41 2nd-00:39.

Score tied - 0 times.Lead changed - 0 times.

Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsDakota State vs South Dakota St.12/12/11 7 p.m. at Brookings, S.D. (Frost Arena)

Dakota State 60 • 7-4Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min05 Jordan Snyder f 0-4 0-1 1-2 1 3 4 1 1 1 4 0 0 2051 Luke Lamb f 7-13 1-4 1-1 1 0 1 3 16 0 1 0 1 3152 Cameron Krump c 5-8 0-0 1-2 2 2 4 1 11 1 2 0 0 2703 Yusef Gray g 2-4 0-0 2-2 0 1 1 0 6 4 2 0 0 3333 Jesse Bean g 4-6 2-4 0-0 0 2 2 4 10 0 1 0 1 1810 Chason Woods 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 912 Terran CHapin 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 920 Keith Lee 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1221 Stephen Klekas 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 432 Spencer Adams 2-7 2-3 0-0 0 2 2 0 6 1 1 0 1 1345 Donald Stewart 3-13 0-2 0-0 3 0 3 0 6 2 0 0 0 2050 Keith Biggers 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 1 4

Team 2 3 5 1Totals 25-59 5-14 5-7 9 15 24 17 60 11 15 0 4 200


FT % 1st Half: 4-5 80.0%


Game: 25-59 42.4%Game: 5-14 35.7%Game: 5-7 71.4%

DeadballRebounds

0

South Dakota St. 93 • 9-3Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min33 Griffan Callahan f 4-4 3-3 0-0 1 1 2 2 11 0 1 0 0 1234 Tony Fiegen f 2-9 0-0 0-0 4 2 6 1 4 0 1 0 0 2342 Jordan Dykstra f 5-10 1-4 1-2 0 7 7 1 12 2 2 1 0 2512 Brayden Carlson g 1-3 1-3 0-0 1 4 5 2 3 8 2 1 5 2925 Chad White g 7-14 1-4 7-8 3 2 5 0 22 4 1 0 0 3205 Taevaunn Prince 5-7 0-0 5-5 2 3 5 2 15 1 3 0 1 2022 Zach Monaghan 3-5 1-2 1-2 0 1 1 0 8 3 2 0 2 1824 Zach Horstman 3-5 2-3 2-3 1 0 1 3 10 1 0 1 0 1832 Marcus Heemstra 4-7 0-0 0-0 4 3 7 3 8 1 0 0 2 23

Team 2 4 6Totals 34-64 9-19 16-20 18 27 45 14 93 20 12 3 10 200


FT % 1st Half: 8-8 100.0


Game: 34-64 53.1%Game: 9-19 47.4%Game: 16-20 80.0%

DeadballRebounds

1

Officials: Tom O'Neill, Marcus Gossard, Rob KuenemanTechnical fouls: Dakota State-None. South Dakota St.-None.Attendance: 1444

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalDakota State 30 30 60South Dakota St. 48 45 93

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchDSU 20 12 8 2 16SDSU 40 24 25 4 41

Last FG - DSU 2nd-00:23, SDSU 2nd-01:05.Largest lead - DSU None, SDSU by 38 2nd-01:56.



Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsIPFW vs South Dakota St.12/28/11 7 p.m. at Brookings, S.D. (Frost Arena)

IPFW 58 • 7-5, 1-2 SummitTotal 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min11 PECKINPAUGH, John f 2-7 1-4 1-2 1 2 3 2 6 2 0 0 0 2344 McCORKLE, Trey f 6-9 0-0 0-1 1 5 6 1 12 0 0 1 0 2201 MARLIN, Jonny g 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 1 2304 GAINES, Frank g 5-13 1-6 4-8 1 4 5 2 15 0 2 0 0 2835 BOYD, Antwaun g 3-6 0-1 2-2 1 1 2 2 8 1 1 0 0 2005 SMEATHERS, Jason 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 3 3 2 0 1 0 0 0 1010 McCRAY, Isaiah 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1612 JORDAN, Justin 2-8 2-5 4-4 0 0 0 1 10 0 2 0 1 2115 HINES, Mario 2-4 0-0 0-2 0 4 4 2 4 1 1 1 1 1920 KIBILOSKI, Michael 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 723 BENAYAD-CHERIF, H. 1-4 0-0 1-2 3 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 653 EDWARDS, Joe 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 1 5

Team 2 1 3Totals 21-57 4-21 12-21 9 22 31 20 58 8 9 2 4 200


FT % 1st Half: 3-4 75.0%


Game: 21-57 36.8%Game: 4-21 19.0%Game: 12-21 57.1%

DeadballRebounds

6

South Dakota St. 94 • 11-4, 3-0 SummitTotal 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min34 Tony Fiegen f 6-8 0-0 0-0 3 3 6 3 12 1 0 2 0 2442 Jordan Dykstra f 4-9 1-2 0-1 3 5 8 2 9 5 1 0 0 2603 Nate Wolters g 7-11 1-2 2-4 0 4 4 3 17 4 0 0 0 2712 Brayden Carlson g 6-8 5-7 0-0 0 1 1 4 17 1 1 0 1 2733 Griffan Callahan g 3-7 2-5 2-2 1 3 4 2 10 1 0 0 1 2705 Taevaunn Prince 2-3 0-0 3-6 2 3 5 1 7 0 1 0 0 2122 Zach Monaghan 0-4 0-3 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 824 Zach Horstman 2-6 0-3 0-1 2 4 6 1 4 1 0 1 0 725 Chad White 5-9 4-7 4-5 3 3 6 0 18 7 2 1 1 2632 Marcus Heemstra 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 3 3 3 0 0 1 1 0 7

Team 1 1 2 1Totals 35-65 13-29 11-19 15 30 45 19 94 21 8 5 3 200


FT % 1st Half: 5-7 71.4%


Game: 35-65 53.8%Game: 13-29 44.8%Game: 11-19 57.9%

DeadballRebounds

1

Officials: Mike Thibodeaux, Steve McJunkins, Toby MartinezTechnical fouls: IPFW-None. South Dakota St.-None.Attendance: 2335Scott Nagy wins his 300th career game

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalIPFW 37 21 58South Dakota St. 46 48 94

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchIPFW 18 3 8 0 17SDSU 34 14 24 0 29

Last FG - IPFW 2nd-07:49, SDSU 2nd-03:58.Largest lead - IPFW by 4 1st-16:21, SDSU by 36 2nd-03:58.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsOakland vs South Dakota St.12/30/11 7 p.m. at Brookings, S.D. (Frost Arena)

Oakland 64 • 8-8, 2-2 SummitTotal 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min15 VALENTINE, Drew f 5-7 2-3 3-5 2 8 10 3 15 3 3 0 1 40-42 PETROS, Corey f 6-6 0-0 0-0 0 6 6 4 12 0 0 0 0 2703 BADER, Travis g 1-5 0-3 1-2 0 1 1 1 3 2 0 0 0 3713 LUCAS-PERRY, Laval g 4-10 0-4 4-6 1 2 3 3 12 3 1 0 0 3723 HAMILTON, Reggie g 8-19 3-9 1-1 0 1 1 4 20 5 6 0 2 4002 WILLIAMS, Dante 1-4 0-0 0-0 2 1 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 933 BASS, Ryan 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 640 SIKORA, Kyle 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 152 ASBURY, Joey 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3

Team 3 1 4 1Totals 25-51 5-19 9-14 8 21 29 18 64 13 12 0 3 200


FT % 1st Half: 3-4 75.0%


Game: 25-51 49.0%Game: 5-19 26.3%Game: 9-14 64.3%

DeadballRebounds

3

South Dakota St. 76 • 12-4, 4-0 SummitTotal 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min34 FIEGEN, Tony f 4-7 0-0 2-2 1 1 2 3 10 0 1 0 0 1842 DYKSTRA, Jordan f 7-13 2-5 1-1 0 6 6 1 17 1 1 1 1 3503 WOLTERS, Nate g 6-17 1-6 6-6 0 4 4 3 19 7 4 1 0 4012 CARLSON, Brayden g 6-6 4-4 2-3 0 3 3 2 18 1 0 0 5 4033 CALLAHAN, Griffan g 2-5 2-3 0-0 3 4 7 4 6 4 3 0 1 40-25 WHITE, Chad 1-3 0-1 4-6 2 1 3 2 6 2 0 2 1 27

Team 1 1 2Totals 26-51 9-19 15-18 7 20 27 15 76 15 9 4 8 200


FT % 1st Half: 5-6 83.3%


Game: 26-51 51.0%Game: 9-19 47.4%Game: 15-18 83.3%

DeadballRebounds

0

Officials: Bo Boroski, Terry Oglesby, Todd Van SossanTechnical fouls: Oakland-None. South Dakota St.-None.Attendance: 3803

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalOakland 32 32 64South Dakota St. 34 42 76

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchOU 30 13 7 0 2SDSU 22 16 10 6 6

Last FG - OU 2nd-00:17, SDSU 2nd-00:39.Largest lead - OU by 10 1st-13:00, SDSU by 13 2nd-00:23.

Score tied - 1 time.Lead changed - 3 times.



JACKRABBIT COACHING STAFF

Now in his 17th season at South DakotaState, Scott Nagy leads the Jackrabbits into theNCAA Tournament for the first time at theDivision I level after doing so eight times at theDivision II level.

Nagy enters the Big Dance after a regular sea-son and Summit League tournament filled withmilestones, both personal and team related. Themilestones started with a 92-73 win atWashington on Dec. 18, continued when he wonhis 300th career game 10 days later at FrostArena and rolled through The Summit LeagueChampionships, when the Jacks tied a schoolrecord with 27 wins and earned a chance todance for the first time in Division I.

In his 17 years at SDSU, Nagy guided theJackrabbits through the transition from Division IIto Division I, built an impressive 316-197 record(.616 winning percentage) at the Division I andDivision II levels, and guided the Jacks to NorthCentral Conference championships in 1996,1997, 1998 and 2002, adding a SummitLeague Tournament title in 2012.

Nagy also directed the Jacks to the NCAARegional Tournament from 1996-1998 and from2000-2004 and led the Jacks to the Elite Eighttournament in 1997.

Coach Nagy’s Jackrabbits hosted the NorthCentral Regional Tournament in 1997, 1998 and2000.

Nagy earned North Central Conference Coachof the Year five times in 1996, 1997, 1998,2002 and 2003.

Before he ever made his mark coachingthough, Nagy made a name for himself on thebasketball court, as a standout athlete at DeltaState University in Cleveland, Miss.

A year after graduating from Centennial HighSchool in Champaign, Ill., Nagy led theStatesman to a second place finish in the leagueand a berth in the NCAA Tournament with a 20-11 record, earning him GulfSouth Conference Freshman ofthe Year honors.

A year later, DSU won the con-ference title and advanced to theNCAA Tournament with a 23-8 record.

The Statesmen finished second in theGulf South in Nagy’s junior year, butthey still advanced to the NCAATournament, and eventually to theFinal Four with a 24-9 overall record.

Delta State did not make the tour-nament in Nagy’s senior year, but hestill garnered Gulf South ConferenceAthlete of the Year honors in 1988.

Adding to his accomplishments on the court,Nagy also excelled in the classroom, earningGulf South all-academic honors for threestraight years.

Nagy still holds the Delta State record forgames played in a career with 122, careerassists with 549, assists in a season with234 and assists in a game with 15, whichhe did twice.

Nagy’s skills on and off the court earnedhim an induction into the Delta StateSports Hall of Fame in 2001.

Upon graduating from Delta State with adegree in business administration in 1988,Nagy embarked on his coaching career, whichstarted with two seasons as a graduate assistantat the University of Illinois under head coachLou Henson.

BIRTH DATE: June 7, 1966 – Abilene, TexasHIGH SCHOOL: Champaign Centennial, Champaign, IllinoisEDUCATION: B.S. Business Administration – Delta State, 1988

M.S. Physical Education – Illinois, 1990FAMILY: Wife - Jamie

Sons - Nick, Tyler, AnthonyDaughters - Natalie, Naika

COACHING CAREER: Head Coach – South Dakota State, May 1995-presentAssistant Coach – SIU-Edwardsville, 1993-95Assistant Coach – South Dakota State, 1990-93Graduate Assistant – Illinois, 1988-89

SDSU 20-WIN SEASONSYEAR RECORD COACH

1921-22 25-3 C.A. “Jack” West1960-61 21-6 Jim Iverson1962-63 22-5 Jim Iverson1967-68 20-7 Jim Marking1969-70 22-4 Jim Marking1979-80 23-8 Gene Zulk1983-84 21-9 Gene Zulk1984-85 26-7 Gene Zulk1987-88 21-9 Jim Thorson1990-91 24-8 Jim Thorson1991-92 25-8 Jim Thorson1995-96 24-5 Scott Nagy1996-97 25-5 Scott Nagy1997-98 26-3 Scott Nagy1999-00 21-9 Scott Nagy2000-01 22-7 Scott Nagy2001-02 24-6 Scott Nagy2002-03 24-7 Scott Nagy2003-04 27-7 Scott Nagy2011-12 27-7 Scott Nagy

2012 SUMMIT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

HEAD COACH SCOTT NAGY

In Nagy’s two seasons in Champaign, Illinoisadvanced to the NCAA tournament twice, includ-ing a trip to the Final Four in 1989. On top ofthat, his two years at Illinois gave Nagy theopportunity to coach along side of his dad Dick,a longtime Illinois assistant.

Nagy earned his master’s degree in physicaleducation from Illinois in 1990, and then cameto South Dakota State as an assistant coachunder head coach Jim Thorson from 1990-93.

In his first year on the SDSU bench, theJackrabbits won the NCC post-season tourna-ment title, the second year they won the NCCregular season title and in all three years theJacks advanced to the NCAA Tournament.

Nagy left South Dakota State in 1993 to takea job as an assistant under head coach JackMargenthaler at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville for two seasons before coming backto Brookings in 1995 as the Jackrabbits 20thhead coach.

Just 29 years old when he took over the pro-gram, Nagy started his winning ways in his firstseason on the job, when he led the Jacks to theNCC title and to a second place finish at theregion tournament. In his first season as a headcoach on any level, Nagy earned NCC Coach ofthe Year honors, as the Jacks finished the seasonwith a 24-5 record.

Things only got better in year two, when Nagyguided the Jackrabbits to an 86-74 win overdefending national champion Fort Hays State inthe regional tournament, earning the Jackrabbitsa trip to the Elite Eight Tournament inSpringfield, Mass. The Jacks finished the seasonwith a 25-5 record, and for the second time inas many years, The NCC named Nagy its Coachof the Year.

Nagy’s Jackrabbits jumped out to a 21-0 startand a number one rank in the country to startyear three, as SDSU cruised to its third straight

NCC title and second place finish at the regiontournament. Nagy also took home NCC Coach ofthe Year honors for the third straight year andtied a school record for wins with 26.

By coach Nagy’s standards, the 1998-99 sea-son represents a lean year, as the Jacks finished17-10, his only double-digit loss season inDivision II.

After just one year out of postseason play,Nagy led his team back to the NCAA RegionalTournament in the next two years with a com-bined record of 43-16 and picked up his 100thcareer win on Dec. 14, 1999, in a 69-52 winover Dakota Wesleyan.

Nagy earned NCC Coach of the Year honors fora fourth time in 2002, when he led the Jacks toa 15-1 start against NCC opponents.

SDSU went on to win the regular and postsea-son conference titles, but finished second in theregional tournament, losing to the eventualnational champion Metropolitan State.

Injuries plagued the Jacks in 2003, but Nagyrallied the team to a 24-7 season. They finishedsecond in the NCC, qualified for the region tour-nament and Nagy earned NCC Coach of the Yearhonors for a fifth time, becoming the first coachin conference history win the award without win-ning the regular season title.

In the final year of Division II competition,Nagy lead the Jackrabbits to a 17-0 start and asecond place finish in the NCC.

The Jackrabbits advanced to the regional tour-nament, where the season eventually ended witha school record 27 wins.

Nagy also won his 200th game in 2004, a92-79 win over South Dakota in the Jacks lastgame against the Coyotes in Frost Arena, and hedid it in front of 8,489 fans.

The all-time leader in men's basketball coach-ing victories at SDSU, when the Jackrabbits leftNCAA Division II, Nagy ranked second amongactive D-II coaches at with a .781 winning per-centage.

Eight previous 20-win seasons proved thatNagy wins games, and despite four 20-loss sea-sons in a tumultuous transition to Division I, heled the Jackrabbits to the top with a record-breaking 2011-12 season at the top of TheSummit League.

Nagy and his wife Jamie live in Brookings with their three sons, Nick (18), Tyler (16) and Anthony “TJ” (12), and two daughters, Natalie (9) and Naika (9)


HEAD COACH SCOTT NAGY

NAGY CAREER RECORDSCAREER RECORD .......................................316-197

HOME ....................................................195-57ROAD.....................................................94-124NEUTRAL ..................................................26-17

IN OVERTIME ................................................12-13WHEN SCORING 100+ POINTS ..........................31-1SUMMIT LEAGUE RECORD ................................45-45SUMMIT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORD ..............5-3NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE RECORD ............115-41NCC PLAYOFFS RECORD .....................................2-3

NAGY AT SOUTH DAKOTA STATEYEAR OVERALL CONFERENCE1995-96..................24-5 .........................15-31996-97..................25-5 .........................14-41997-98..................26-3 .........................16-21998-99.................17-10 ..........................9-91999-00..................21-9 .........................12-62000-01..................22-7 .........................13-52001-02..................24-6 .........................15-32002-03..................24-7 .........................12-42003-04..................27-7 ...........................9-52004-05.................10-18...............INDEPENDENT2005-06..................9-20................INDEPENDENT2006-07..................6-24................INDEPENDENT2007-08..................8-21 .........................3-152008-09.................13-20 ........................7-112009-10.................14-16 ........................10-82010-11.................19-12 ........................10-82011-12..................27-7 .........................15-3CAREER ................316-197................160-86

1984-85...........................................................................Gulf South Conference Freshman of the Year; team finished second in the conference; NCAA playoffs, 20-111985-86 .......................................................................................................................................................................Gulf South champions, NCAA playoffs, 23-81986-87...............................................................................................Gulf South runners-up; NCAA regional champions; NCAA quarterfinal winner; Final Four, 24-91987-88 ................................................................Team finished 13-14; Won Gulf South Commissioner’s Trophy as the outstanding student-athlete in the conference.1988-89 ..................................................................................................................................................Graduate assistant at Illinois, Illini went to Final Four, 31-51989-90 .....................................................................................................................................Graduate assistant at Illinois, Illini qualified for NCAA playoffs, 21-81990-91.......................................................................................................................Assistant at SDSU, Jacks played in regional tournament; finished season 24-81991-92 ..........................................................................Assistant at SDSU, Jacks won regional tournament: qualified for Elite Eight tournament, finished season 25-81992-93 ..............................................................................................................................................................................Assistant at SDSU, Jacks finished 19-121993-94 ................................................................................................................................................Assistant at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, 13-131994-95 ................................................................................................................................................Assistant at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, 10-161995-96...........................................................................................................................................................................24-5, NCC champions, regional runner-up1996-97 ..............................................................................................................................................25-5, NCC champions, region champions, Elite Eight qualifier1997-98.....................................................................................................................................26-3, NCC champions, regional runner-up; opened the season 21-01998-99.........................................................................................................................................................................................................17-10, fourth in NCC1999-00 ...............................................................................................................21-9, second in NCC,NCAA regional qualifier; 100th Career win, vs. DWU (12/14)2000-01......................................................................................................................................................................22-7, second in NCC, NCAA regional qualifier2001-02.......................................................................................................................24-6, NCC regular/post season champions; North Central Regional runner-up2002-03 ...............................................................................................................................................24-7 record, finished second in NCC, NCAA regional qualifier2003-04 ......................................................27-7 record, second in NCC, NCAA regional qualifier; 200th Career win, vs. USD (1/9) SDSU Record 27 wins in a season2004-05...............................................................................................................................................................................10-18, first year of Division I transition2005-06 .....................................................................................................................................................................9-20, first season with full Division I schedule2006-07 .............................................................................................................................................................................................Final year as an independent2007-08.....................................................................................................................................Final year of Division I transition, first season in The Summit League2008-09 ...........................................First season as a full member of Division I with playoff eligibility; first Summit League Championships win, vs. Oral Roberts (3/7)2009-10 .......................................14-16 record, led SDSU to its 1,300 win in program history and first-ever Summit League road win, both at Western Illinois (12/5)2010-11..............................................19-12 record, the best record for SDSU in the Division I era; reached Summit League Tournament semifinalss for a second time2011-12...................................................................27-7 record ties school record; won 300th career game; led Jackrabbits to first-ever Division I NCAA Tournament

BY VICTORIESCOACH WON LOSS PCT.SCOTT NAGY (1995-PRESENT) ......................316.............197......... .616Gene Zulk (1974-85) ..................................176 .............129 .......... .577Jim Marking (1964-74)...............................148 ..............80 ........... .649Jim Iverson (1956-65) ................................142 ..............65 ........... .686Jim Thorson (1985-93) ................................137 .............100 .......... .578R.B. “Jack” Frost (1947-54) .........................86................79 ........... .521C.A. “Jack” West (1919-26)..........................70................59 ........... .543Thurlo McCrady (1940-47)..........................70................70 ........... .500Brad Soderberg (1993-95)..........................36................18 ........... .667R.M. “Sox” Walseth (1954-56) ...................31................18 ........... .633James Baker (1937-40) ...............................31................19 ........... .620George Edmonds (1927-30) .......................29................14 ........... .674R.H. Threlfall (1930-33, 36-37)....................25................32 ........... .439Lemme Herting (1933-36)..........................20................31 ........... .392Harry “Buck” Ewing (1912-17)...................14................20 ........... .411J.M. Saunderson (1907-10).........................11.................7............. .611William Juneau (1905-07)............................6 ..................3............. .667Alec Culhane (1917-18)................................6 ..................1............. .857Frederick Johnson (1910-11) .......................2 ..................4............. .333Noble Redmen (1926-27) ............................2 ..................9............. .181

BY WINNING PERCENTAGECOACH WON LOSS PCT.Alec Culhane (1917-18)................................6 ..................1............. .857Jim Iverson (1956-65) ................................142 ..............65 ........... .686George Edmonds (1927-30) .......................29................14 ........... .674Brad Soderberg (1993-95)..........................36................18 ........... .667William Juneau (1905-07)............................6 ..................3............. .667Jim Marking (1964-74)...............................148 ..............80 ........... .649R.M. “Sox” Walseth (1954-56) ...................31................18 ........... .633James Baker (1937-40) ...............................31................19 ........... .620SCOTT NAGY (1995-PRESENT) ......................316.............197......... .616J.M. Saunderson (1907-10).........................11.................7............. .611Jim Thorson (1985-93) ................................137 .............100 .......... .578Gene Zulk (1974-85) ..................................176 .............129 .......... .577C.A. “Jack” West (1919-26)..........................70................59 ........... .543R.B. “Jack” Frost (1947-54) .........................86................79 ........... .521Thurlo McCrady (1940-47)..........................70................70 ........... .500R.H. Threlfall (1930-33, 36-37)....................25................32 ........... .439Harry “Buck” Ewing (1912-17)...................14................20 ........... .411Lemme Herting (1933-36)..........................20................31 ........... .392Frederick Johnson (1910-11) .......................2 ..................4............. .333Noble Redmen (1926-27) ............................2 ..................9............. .181


SCOTT NAGY CHRONOLOGY SINCE HIGH SCHOOL

SDSU COACHING RECORDS

FIRST LASTOPPONENT WON LOST MEETING MEETING

Adams State 1 0 2001 ---Alabama A&M 0 1 2007 ---Arkansas State 1 1 2005 2007Augustana (S.D.) 16 3 1996 2004Bellevue 2 0 1996 2005 Bemidji State (Minn.) 2 0 2003 2004Black Hills State 1 0 1997 ---Boston College 0 1 2010 ---Buena Vista (Iowa) 1 0 2005 ---Buffalo 1 0 2012 ---Butler (Ind.) 0 3 2005 2007BYU-Hawaii 0 1 2000 ---Cal Poly 0 2 2009 2010Cal State-Bakersfield 1 1 2008 2009Cal State-Dominguez Hills 1 0 1998 ---Cal State-Fullerton 0 2 2006 2006Cal State-Northridge 0 2 2007 2007Centenary (La.) 5 3 2008 2011Central Arkansas 1 0 2009 ---Central Florida 1 3 2005 2009Central Michigan 2 0 2010 2011Coe College (Iowa) 1 0 1996 ---Colorado 0 1 2005 ---Colorado Mines 2 0 2003 2004Concordia-St. Paul 3 0 2002 2004Dakota State (S.D.) 3 0 1998 2012Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.) 8 0 1996 2004Denver 3 3 2005 2010Doane (Neb.) 1 0 2000 ---Drake (Iowa) 0 1 2009 ---East Carolina 0 1 2010 ---Eastern Illinois 2 0 2011 2011Finlandia 1 0 2003 ---Fort Hays State (Kan.) 2 1 1996 2003 Fort Lewis 2 0 2001 2003Georgia 0 1 2012 ---Grand Canyon 1 0 1998 ---Gustavus Adolphus 1 0 1999 ---Hawaii Pacific 0 1 2000 ---Huron University/Si Tanka 2 0 1997 2004Idaho 2 2 2007 2008Idaho State 1 1 2006 2011Illinois 0 1 2006 ---Illinois-Chicago 0 1 2005 ---Iowa 1 0 2011 ---Iowa State 1 0 2009 ---IPFW 8 8 2006 2012IUPUI 5 6 2008 2012Kennesaw State 1 0 2004 ---Kent State 0 1 2007 ---Kentucky 0 1 2006 ---Lynn University (Mo,) 0 1 1997 ---Manhattan 0 2 2005 2006Marquette 0 2 2005 2006Mary (N.D.) 1 0 2008 2008Mayville State (N.D.) 5 0 1996 2011Mercer 1 0 2012 ---Metropolitan State 1 3 1998 2004Michigan Tech 2 2 2002 2005Middle Tennessee State 0 2 2006 2007Minnesota 0 7 2006 2012Minnesota-Duluth 4 0 1999 2004Minnesota-Morris 3 0 1997 2002Minnesota State, Mankato 16 3 1996 2004

Minot State (N.D.) 1 0 2000 ---Montana 0 2 2007 2008Montana State 1 1 2006 2007Montana State-Billings 1 0 1996 ---Morningside (Iowa) 10 5 1996 2005Mount Senario 3 0 1997 2001Nebraska 0 2 2006 2012Nebraska-Kearney 1 2 1996 2003Nebraska-Omaha 12 8 1996 2004Nevada 1 1 2010 2011Niagara 1 0 2012 ---NJIT 1 1 2007 2007North Dakota 18 6 1996 2012North Dakota State 18 18 1995 2012Northern Colorado 16 1 1996 2006Northern Iowa 1 2 2007 2009Northern Kentucky 1 0 2004 ---Northern State 10 1 1996 2004Northwest Missouri State 0 1 2003 ---Oakland 2 10 2008 2012Oral Roberts 3 8 2008 2012Philadelphia University 1 0 2004 ---Presentation (S.D.) 1 0 2004 ---Puerto Rico-Bayamon 1 0 2005 ---Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras 1 0 2005 ---Purdue 0 1 2010 ---Sam Houston State 1 0 2012 ---San Diego State 0 2 2005 2006San Jose State 0 2 2008 2009Sioux Falls 4 0 2001 2004South Dakota 13 8 1996 2012South Dakota Tech 4 0 1997 2000Southeast Missouri State 0 2 2005 2006Southern Colorado 0 1 1999 ---Southern Utah 3 2 2008 2012Southwest Minnesota State 10 1 1996 2012St. Cloud State (Minn.) 12 8 1996 2004St. Mary’s (Minn.) 1 0 2000 ---Tampa 1 0 2004 ---Tennessee State 1 0 2005 ---Texas Pan-American 3 1 2006 2007Truman State (Mo.) 1 0 2003 ---Upper Iowa 2 0 2005 2009UMKC 8 5 2005 2012Utah State 0 2 2006 2007Utah Valley State 1 3 2006 2007UW-Green Bay 0 2 2007 2008UW-Milwaukee 0 5 2005 2011VCU 0 1 2009 ---VMI 0 1 2007 ---Washington 1 0 2012 ---Wayne State (Mich.) 0 1 2005 ---Wayne State (Neb.) 4 1 1996 2005Western Illinois 9 2 2008 2012Western Michigan 1 1 2011 2012Western State (Colo.) 1 0 1999 ---Winona State (Minn.) 3 1 2000 2005Wyoming 1 0 2010 ---

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 122 SCHOOLS 316 W INS 197 LOSSES 17 Seasons

2011-12 Opponents in Bold


NAGY VS. THE COMPETITION

NAGY MAKES A DIFFERENCE IN AFRICA


Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2011: As is usually the case, you go somewhere to help people and you go home being more affected than the people you supposedly helped.

Sunday, July 31, 2011: “We spent today getting ready for all of the containersthat come in tomorrow with the shoes and the shelters. We're conducting bas-ketball clinics for the local youth on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and itlooks like we'll have about 100 kids and four baskets to work with.”

Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2011: “I'm sure I feel like my daughter Naika feels in Brookings,as I am in a very small minority here, and I certainly stand out, but the people areincredibly kind and gentle.”

Thursday, Aug. 4, 2011: “Big change of plans today. We were supposed to goon a safari this morning, but we received the shelters last night, so we beganworking on them right away. It was very difficult to see what needed to happenwithout adequate lighting, so we quit working around 9 p.m. We came homewent to bed and got up at 5:30 a.m. so we could be at the site at first light.”


SAMARITAN’S FEET

Head coach Scott Nagy teamed up with Samaritan’s Feet in each ofthe last three seasons to raise money and shoes for children aroundthe world, including Haiti, and the cause really hits home for Nagy andhis family, especially after a major earthquake shook the country onJan. 12, 2010.

“My wife Jamie and I adopted our daughter Naika from Haiti, sowe’ve seen first-hand the need for shoes there,” Nagy said. “We lookforward to working with Samaritan’s Feet for the forseable future,because we know the money and shoes we raise go straight to helpingthe Haitian people.”

Nagy raised over $6,000 for the relief efforts in Haiti after the dev-astating 2010 earthquake, and then took it to another level last sea-son, when the entire Jackrabbit coaching staff coached in their barefeet against IPFW on Jan. 22, to raise money for shoes and shelters inZimbabwe.

Nagy made it four years in a row this season, when he coachedbarefoot in the Jacks 85-58 win over UMKC on Jan. 14, and in the 80-65 BracketBusters win over Buffalo on Feb. 18, both in Frost Arena.Anyone interested in donating can simply text SHOES to 85944, whichautomatically adds $5 to your next phone bill. Donations from the 605area code go specifically to help Nagy’s cause.

About Samaritan’s FeetA humanitarian relief organization that puts shoes on kid's feet all

around the world, Samaritan’s Feet distributes shoes to young peoplein 42 countries worldwide displaced by poverty, war and religious per-secution.

Emmanuel "Manny" Ohonme founded the organization in 2003.Manny grew up exceedingly poor in Lagos, Nigeria, and never owned apair of shoes until a stranger gave him his first pair at age nine.

That moment in his life, according to him, inspired Manny to try andmake a difference in the lives of other people.

Rob Klinkefus returned to South Dakota Statein 2011-12 for his sixth year on Scott Nagy’sstaff. Klinkefus came to SDSU from Buena VistaUniversity in Storm Lake, Iowa, where heworked as an assistant coach from 2001-06under Brian Van Haaften, one of the most suc-cessful coaches in the history of Division III bas-ketball.

After spending his first two seasons coachingthe Jackrabbit guards, Klinkefus returned to thefamiliar position of coaching the post players in2008-09, something he did with great successin the past, coaching a total of eight all-confer-ence posts and one conference MVP in his sixyears of coaching the position.

“I’m incredibly excited to coach this group ofguys,” said Klinkefus. “They worked hard in theoffseason doing all of the things needed to putthemselves in position for a successful season.

In addition to coaching the post players,Klinkefus’ on court duties include game prepara-tions for the Jackrabbit opponents and imple-menting the offensive and defensive schemes.He also handles individual workouts throughoutthe year.

“Rob is an extremely detail orientated coach,which compliments my coaching style well,” saidNagy. “As we implement our offensive anddefensive schemes for each game, Rob is alwayslooking for ways to make us more efficient.”

Recruiting though remains his top priority, asthe Jackrabbits look to continue the success ofsigning some of the top players in the Midwestto South Dakota State.

“Rob’s recruited for a long time, and some-times those days on the road can get long, but Ithink Rob thinks of it as a perk,” said Nagy. “Heloves getting out and talking with these kids,and I can’t even begin to explain how much ofan asset that is to our program.”

Klinkefus’ coaching career started in 2000,when he took an Associate Head Coach job atStorm Lake St. Mary’s High School. After a yearat St. Mary’s, Klinkefus returned to Buena Vistaas an assistant for the five most successful yearsin the program’s history. During his tenure atBVU, the Beavers posted a 115-33 overallrecord, a winning percentage of nearly 80 per-cent. During that same span, the Beavers wonfive straight IIAC tournament titles with a per-fect 15-0 record and qualified for five straightnational tournaments. During those five years,Klinkefus coached a total of 15 all-conferenceplayers and three conference MVPs.

Klinkefus begins his fifth season at SouthDakota State, where he helped lead the pro-gram to the top half of The Summit League injust its third year in the conference. TheJackrabbits look to continue that climb to thetop this year, as they once again enter the sea-son picked to finish in the top half of the league.

As an athlete, Klinkefus’ accolades startedrolling in during his prep career at Harlan HighSchool. He lettered three times in baseball,made the all-area team and earned all-districthonors his junior and senior years. He led the

team to the state tournament as a junior, andthen capped his baseball career with a state titleas a senior.

Klinkefus did most of his damage on the grid-iron, racking up a 20-2 record in two years as astarter. He earned first team all-state quarter-back his senior year, and helped lead theCyclones to the Iowa Class 3-A state title hissophomore and senior years.

The football honors continued to roll in atBuena Vista, where he started at quarterback allfour years. The Beavers named him their new-comer-of-the-year as a freshman, and by thetime he graduated with a B.A. in SecondaryEducation in 2000, he ranked third all-time intotal offense.

Before leaving Buena Vista for South DakotaState, Klinkefus earned a Master of Sciencedegree in Education from Drake University inDes Moines, Iowa.

BIRTH DATE: April 10, 1978 – Creston, Iowa

HIGH SCHOOL: Harlan Community High School, Harlan, Iowa

EDUCATION: B.A. Secondary Education – Buena Vista (Iowa), 2000M.S. Education – Drake, 2004

COACHING CAREER: Assistant Coach – South Dakota State, 2006-presentAssistant Coach – Buena Vista, 2001-06Associate Head Coach – Storm Lake H.S., 2000-01


ASSISTANT COACH ROB KLINKEFUS

Former Jackrabbit standout Austin Hansenreturned to South Dakota State for his fourthseason on the men’s basketball staff as anassistant coach in 2011-12 after working forfive years as an assistant coach at MinnesotaState, Mankato.

“We’re thrilled to have Austin on our staff,”said Scott Nagy. “Having a coach on staff thatplayed for me benefits us all, and it helps us inrecruiting, because he can tell kids what it’sreally like here. He’s an incredibly hard workerand extremely organized, and that’s importantin recruiting.”

“I love being at South Dakota State and apart of a program with so much history and tra-dition,” said Hansen. “Coach Nagy has had atremendous impact on me both on the floorwhen I played for him and off the floor dealingwith life’s challenges. He’s well respected in thecoaching profession and it’s been great to comeback and work for him. I’ve really enjoyedhelping our basketball program become a con-tender at the Division I level.”

Hansen graduated from SDSU in 2003 with adegree in health physical education and recre-

ation, and started with the Mavericks as a grad-uate assistant in 2003. He then joined the staffas a full-time assistant in 2005 after earning amaster’s degree in sports administration.

In his five years on the Maverick bench, theValley Springs, S.D., native helped guide theMavericks to a 116-37 overall record, includinga school record 28 wins in 2007. He alsohelped lead them to four straight NCAA tourna-ment appearances from 2005-08, three NorthCentral Conference regular season champi-onships from 2006-08 and to an NCC Finalschampionship in 2006.

Hansen coached a total of 12 all-NCC selec-tions, five academic all-NCC players, eight all-North Central Region selections, two NCC mostvaluable players, two NCC newcomers of theyear, one NCC defensive player of the year andone NCC freshman of the year.

Long before making his mark as a coach,Hansen did it on the court for the Jackrabbitsfrom 1999-2003, as the only player in SouthDakota State men’s basketball history to leadthe Jackrabbits in scoring all four years on theteam.

With Hansen on the court, the Jacks advancedto four North Central Regional Tournaments andwon the North Central Conference regular andpostseason titles in 2002.

Hansen finished his Jackrabbit career with1,815 points, which ranks third on the SDSUall-time charts, and his 37-point performanceagainst Morningside on Dec. 29, 2000, stillranks as the ninth best single-game perform-ance in school history.

A three-time All-NCC and two-time all-regional selection as a Jackrabbit, Hansen sitsatop the SDSU record book in all-time three-point field goals made in a season with 85 in2003 and in a career with 235. Hansen’s three-point prowess allowed him to become the onlyJackrabbit player ever to score 400 or morepoints in four consecutive seasons.

Hansen’s 225 career steals ranks third all-time at SDSU, and his 280 career assists rankseighth all-time.

Hansen also excelled off the court, earning

Academic All-NCC honors three times and aca-demic all-region twice.

Over the course of his career, Hansen playedin 119 games, all of them starts, and led theScott Nagy led Jackrabbits to a 91-29 four-yearrecord. Coincidentally, the only game he evermissed in his four-years at SDSU came againstMSU-Mankato during his senior year.

Before he took the floor at SDSU, Hansen ledthe Brandon Valley Lynx to the Class AA title inhis senior year, earning him multiple Player-of-the-Year and South Dakota Mr. Basketball hon-ors. When he graduated from BVHS in 1998,Hansen held the school records for assists,three-point field goals and consecutive freethrows made.

Hansen and his wife, Andrea, live inBrookings.

BIRTH DATE: July 29, 1979 – Sioux Falls, S.D.

HIGH SCHOOL: Brandon Valley High School, Brandon, S.D.

EDUCATION: B.S. HPER – South Dakota State, 2003M.S. Sports Administration – MSU-Mankato, 2005

PLAYING CAREER: Four-Year letterwinner at South Dakota State, 1999-2003

COACHING CAREER: Assistant Coach – South Dakota State, 2008-presentAssistant Coach – MSU, Mankato, 2005-08Graduate Assistant – MSU, Mankato, 2003-05

AUSTIN HANSEN earned four varsity letters as a player at South Dakota State,and ranks third on the all-time scoring listwith 1,815 career points


ASSISTANT COACH AUSTIN HANSEN

Nick Goff joined the staff for the 2011-12season as a graduate assistant after spendingthe last three years as a team manager for theNevada men's basketball team.

In his three years with the Wolf Pack, Goffhandled film exchange, equipment and assistedwith practice and individual player workouts.

A native of Concord, Calif., Goff workedunder former Nevada, and current Georgiahead coach, Mark Fox and current Nevada headcoach David Carter.

Goff graduated from the University ofNevada, Reno with a Bachelor's Degree in

Journalism, with an emphasis in public relationswith a minor in business.

Before his days at Nevada, Goff went toClayton Valley High School, where he letteredonce in basketball, received the team's MostInspirational Award and played on the teamthat made the 2005 California InterscholasticFederation State Tournament. He also lettered inbowling twice.

Goff began pursuit of a Master of Sciencedegree in Health, Physical Education andRecreation with an emphasis in Sport andRecreation Studies in 2011.

Brian Cooley returned to the Jackrabbitcoaching staff in 2011-12 for a fifth seasonoverall, his third as an assistant coach afterworking two seasons on the SDSU bench as agraduate assistant.

“Brian is the perfect addition to our staff,”said Nagy. “He gives us continuity, a great bas-ketball mind and recruiting ties to an untappedarea for our program. He's the kind of person Iwant our players to emulate."

Cooley came to South Dakota State afterworking as an assistant under Jason Ryan atBellevue East High School in Bellevue, Neb., in2006-07.

In addition to coaching, Cooley worked atcamps and clinics for Snow Valley BasketballSchool and for Five Star Basketball Camp.

A Papillion, Neb., native and 2002 graduateof Papillion-LaVista High School, Cooley earnedall-state honorable mention in his senior year,as he led the Monarchs baseball team to athird-place finish at the Nebraska StateTournament.

Cooley also led the Monarch basketball teamto the postseason in 2001 and 2002, earningall-state honorable mention honors in 2002.

Papillion-LaVista High school inducted Cooleyinto its basketball hall of fame in 2002.

Cooley then took his game to NebraskaWesleyan in Lincoln, Neb., where he played fouryears for the Prairie Wolves.

Cooley’s best season with the Wolves came in2004-05, when averaged 8.9 points per gamein 24 games, including 18 starts.

A team captain as a senior in 2005-06,Cooley played in all 27 games, including 19starts, and did most of his damage on defense,which earned him the Wolves Defensive Playerof the Year honors.

More than just a great all-around athlete, Cooley also earned GPAC ScholarAthlete honors and made the dean’s list in2005-06.

Cooley graduated from Nebraska Wesleyan in2006 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in healthand physical education.

In addition to his duties as the team's aca-demic and summer camp coordinator, Cooleyworks with the guards in perimeter develop-ment, game preparation as well as in recruiting.

Cooley graduated with his master’s degree insports pedagogy from South Dakota State inthe spring of 2009.

BIRTH DATE: Oct. 11, 1983 – Omaha, Neb.

HIGH SCHOOL: Papillion-LaVista High School, Papillion, Neb.

EDUCATION: B.S. Health & Physical Education – Nebraska Wesleyan, 2006M.S. Sports Pedegogy – South Dakota State, 2009

COACHING CAREER: Assistant Coach – South Dakota State, 2009-presentGraduate Assistant – South Dakota State, 2006-09Assistant Coach – Bellevue East High School, 2006-07


ASSISTANT COACH BRIAN COOLEY

GRADUATE ASSISTANT NICK GOFF

BIRTH DATE: Feb. 8, 1988 – Concord, Calif.

HIGH SCHOOL: Clayton Valley High School, Concord, Calif.

EDUCATION: B.S. Journalism – Nevada, 2011M.S. HPER – South Dakota State, 2011-present

COACHING CAREER: Graduate Assistant – South Dakota State, 2011-presentStudent Manager – Nevada, 2008-11

AUSTIN MILLERTEAM MANAGER

Yankton, S.D., nativeAustin Miller returned forhis fifth season on theJackrabbit staff in 2011-12and leads a group of five

student managers. A 2011 South Dakota State graduate with a

degree in education and health sciences,Miller’s duties include filming practice andgames, along with assisting in film breakdownand the day-to-day operations of the basketballoffice.

Currently a graduate student at SDSU, Millerhopes to eventually coach basketball, soccer orstrength and conditioning.


MEET THE JACKRABBITS

CAREER STATISTICSI------TOTAL------I I------3-PTS------I I-------REBOUNDS-------I

GP-GS FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF.-DEF. TOT. AVG. A TO BLK STL PTS. AVG.2008-09.......21-3 38-101 .376 18-52 .346 20-26 .769 20-43 63 3.0 15 27 4 18 114 5.42009-10.......30-3 35-99 .354 15-52 .288 31-46 .674 37-56 93 3.1 17 27 6 18 116 3.92010-11.......31-31 84-185 .454 55-128 .430 50-54 .926 47-92 139 4.5 29 20 6 35 273 8.82011-12.......34-34 111-256 .434 75-185 .405 61-79 .772 54-110 164 4.8 40 38 7 47 358 10.5TOTALS ..........116-71 268-641 .418 163-417 .391 162-205 .790 158-301 459 4.0 101 112 23 118 861 7.4

2011-12: Started all 34 games this season ... scored in double figures in allthree games at the CBE Classic in Macon, Ga., where he earned all-tournamentteam honors ... College Sports Madness fourth-team all-league selection ...made a career-high six three-pointers and scored a career-high 21 points vs.Sam Houston State (11/22), only to break both marks with 25 points and seventhrees at Nebraska (11/26) ... posted second-career double-double and set acareer-high with four assists at IUPUI (12/1) ... set a career-high with fivesteals at Western Illinois (12/3) ... scored 11 points on a perfect 4-for-4 nightfrom the floor vs. Dakota State (12/12), including a perfect 3-for-3 night fromlong range ... scored 16 points on 5-of-6 shooting at Washington (12/18),including a perfect 3-for-3 effort from deep ... set a career-high with 40 min-utes and tied a career-high with four assists vs. Oakland (12/30) ... scored agame-high 20 points in a blowout win over South Dakota (1/12) ... scored 19points and tied a career-high with 40 minutes at North Dakota State (1/21) ...scored 17 points with five three-pointers at Oakland (1/28) ... finished with 12points and seven rebounds in a win at UMKC (2/11) ... scored 21 points on 6-of-10 shooting with a trio of threes vs. Buffalo (2/18) ... scored six points, allfrom long distance, and grabbed two rebounds against IUPUI (3/3) in theleague tournament ... scored five points, with three rebounds and an assist vs.Southern Utah (3/5) in the league semifinals ... scored 10 points and played acareer-high 42 minutes in the league championship vs. Western Illinois (3/6),including two free throws with 15 seconds left in regulation that tied the gameand forced overtime and the game-winning three-pointer in overtime ... enter’sthe NCAA Tournament ranked fifth all-time at SDSU with 162 career three-pointers

2010-11: Started all 31 games as a junior ... scored 10 points on 3-for-4shooting at Iowa (11/14) ... scored a 12 points and posted three steals vs.Southwest Minnesota State (11/18) ... scored 13 points with a trio of three-pointers and grabbed six rebounds vs. Idaho State (11/23) ... scored 16 pointsin a win over vs. Eastern Illinois (11/27) ... scored a career-high with 20 pointsvs. Milwaukee (12/11) ... started the season a perfect 28-for-28 from the freethrow line before going 1-for-2 at Western Michigan (12/18) ... posted his firstcareer double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds vs. Nevada (11/30) ...tied a career-high with 20 points and with four threes at Western Illinois (1/13)... tied a career-high with four steals vs. Southern Utah (1/29) ... hit a trio ofthree-pointers and scored 13 points vs. Western Illinois (2/12) ... scored 19points and tied career-highs with three assists and with four three-pointers atIPFW (2/17) ... finished the season with a team-high .926 free throw percent-age (50-for-54)

2009-10: Played in all 30 games as a sophomore, including three starts earlyin the season ... scored seven points with a team-high nine rebounds off thebench vs. Mayville State (11/16) ... set a career-high and led the team with 15points in the win over Central Michigan (12/19) ... tallied a career-high foursteals vs. Southern Utah (2/4) ... scored 14 points and tied a career-high with atrio of three-pointers the win over UMKC (2/6) ... scored 11 points in a season-high 26 minutes in the win over Western Illinois (2/25)

2008-09: Sat out the first semester due to transfer rules, but played in all 21games after becoming eligible, including a trio of starts ... came off the bench inhis Jackrabbit debut at Northern Iowa (12/21) and led the team with 14 pointsand six rebounds ... equaled his 14-point, six rebound output two games laterin a start at Oakland (12/23) ... played a career high 38 minutes off the bench,adding 13 points in the overtime win against Oakland (1/31) ... pulled down acareer high 11 rebounds the overtime win over Oral Roberts (3/7) in the firstround of The Summit League Championships

Before SDSU: Three-year letterwinner at Seneca High School, where he led theFighting Irish to a 63-3 record in his final two seasons ... averaged 11 pointsand 6.5 rebounds per game as a junior, when he led SHS to a perfect 35-0record and a state title ... earned player of the game honors in the state cham-pionship game ... averaged 17 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 steals pergame as a senior ... named third-team all-state as a junior ... earned first-teamall-state and named team captain as a senior ... all-conference selection as ajunior and senior ... earned three varsity letters in football ... named footballMVP as a senior when he led the team in tackles ... all-conference selectionafter junior and senior seasons ... earned two varsity letters in baseball and hit.517 as a senior ... struck out only three times all season ... compiled a 7-0record as a pitcher ... also lettered in track and field ... advanced to the statetrack meet in the 4x100, 4x200 and 4x400 meter relays

Personal: Griffan’s brother Garrett played basketball for South Dakota Statefrom 2006-10, and ranks eighth on the SDSU all-time scoring list with 1,449points

#33 GRIFFAN CALLAHAN • 6-4 • 200 • SENIOR • GUARDSENECA, ILL. • SENECA H.S. • ECONOMICS MAJOR

SEASON HIGHS

POINTS .................................................25, at Nebraska, 11/26/11 3-POINT FG .............................................7, at Nebraska, 11/26/11REBOUNDS....................................................10, at IUPUI, 12/1/11 ASSISTS .....................4, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11; at IUPUI, 12/1/11STEALS .............................................5, at Western Illinois, 12/3/11BLOCKS .........................1, six times, last vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12 MINUTES ..........................................42, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12

CAREER HIGHS

POINTS .................................................25, at Nebraska, 11/26/11 3-POINT FG .............................................7, at Nebraska, 11/26/11REBOUNDS ...........................................11, vs. Oral Roberts, 3/7/09 ASSISTS .....................4, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11; at IUPUI, 12/1/11STEALS .............................................5, at Western Illinois, 12/3/11BLOCKS ............................................2, vs. Southern Utah, 2/12/09 MINUTES ..........................................42, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12

JACKRABBIT SENIOR



#33 GRIFFAN CALLAHAN – 2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME


GP-GS FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF.-DEF. TOT. AVG. A TO BLK STL PTS. AVG.2009-10.......27-7 27-71 .380 1-1 1.000 32-43 .744 22-25 47 1.7 6 4 8 6 87 3.22010-11.......31-14 63-127 .496 0-0 .000 28-44 .636 36-53 89 2.9 19 33 9 8 154 5.02011-12.......34-34 95-196 .485 0-0 .000 54-79 .684 59-74 133 3.9 24 30 6 17 244 7.2TOTALS ..........92-55 185-394 .470 1-1 1.000 114-166 .687 117-152 269 2.9 49 67 23 31 485 5.3

2011-12: Started all 34 games this season ... scored a career-high 16 pointsvs. Western Michigan (11/12) ... set a then career-high with 36 minutesplayed at Minnesota (11/14) ... scored 14 points in a win over Niagara(11/21) ... scored nine points and tied career-highs with two assists and twosteals vs. Sam Houston State (11/22) ... also scored nine points at Mercer(11/23) ... grabbed a season-high six rebounds and tied a career-high withtwo assists at IUPUI (12/1) ... went a perfect 5-for-5 from the field in scoring11 points vs. Southwest Minnesota State (12/6) ... scored 13 points andadded a career-high three steals vs. North Dakota (12/10) ... equaled a sea-son-high with six rebounds vs. Dakota State (12/12) ... scored 10 points andplayed a career-high 38 minutes at Washington (12/18) ... tied a career-highwith 38 minutes played at Oral Roberts (1/7) ... scored 10 points in just 15minutes vs. South Dakota (1/12) ... tied a season-high with six rebounds atIPFW (1/28) ... scored just four points, but tied a career-high three steals andset a career-high with 10 rebounds at South Dakota (2/9) ... scored 11 pointson 4-of-7 shooting and grabbed four rebounds, three on offense, vs. Buffalo(2/18) ... scored 11 points in a win over IUPUI (2/25) ... scored 11 points,tied for game-high honors with seven rebounds and dished out a career-highfour assists against IUPUI (3/3) in the league tournament ... scored threepoints and added six rebounds and a trio of assists against Southern Utah(3/5) in the league semifinals ... scored six points and grabbed three reboundsin the league finals win over Western Illinois (3/6)

2010-11: Played in all 31 games as a sophomore with starts in the first andfinal 13 games ... came off the bench at Iowa (11/14) to score five points andpull down a career-high nine rebounds ... tied a career-high with a pair ofassists in each of the first two games this season ... scored a career-high 14points in the win over Southwest Minnesota State (11/18) ... made his onlyshot from the field vs. Idaho State (11/23) ... went 2-for-3 from the floor forfour points vs. Eastern Illinois (11/27) ... also scored four points with arebound and a steal in just seven minutes on the floor vs. Nevada (11/30) ...scored 13 points and added seven rebounds at Southern Utah (1/1) ... tied acareer-high with a pair of assists vs. Centenary (1/6) and at Western Illinois(1/13) ... set a career-high with 15 points in his second start of the season vs.Oakland (1/20) ... tied a career-high with nine rebounds vs. IUPUI (2/10) ...scored 10 points vs. Western Illinois (2/12), his fifth double-digit performanceof the season ... made both of his shots from the floor in The Summit LeagueTournament semifinals vs. Oakland (3/7)

2009-10: Played in 27 games in his first season as a Jackrabbit ... got hisfirst collegiate start vs. Denver (11/28), also started six other games ... scoreda season-high 13 points vs. Denver ... made his first and only career three-pointer vs. Cal Poly (12/15) ... went a perfect 4-for-4 from the free throw linein a win over Southern Utah (2/4) ... set a career-high with three blocks vs.IPFW (3/7) in The Summit League Championships

Before SDSU: Averaged 19.2 points, 10.1 rebounds and a pair of assists pergame for the Bulldogs, all while setting school records for most points,rebounds and field goals in a season as a junior … South Dakota GatoradePlayer of the Year in 2009 … averaged 17 point, 7.5 rebounds and 3.5 assistswith a 68 percent field goal percentage as a senior while leading the team toa state championship … Argus Leader Co-Player of the Year and the SouthDakota High School Coaches Class 'A' Player of the Year … All-Big 8Conference first team and all-tournament team selection as a senior …excelled in the classroom with a 3.89 grade-point-average ... selected to theAcademic Roll of Excellence ... Wendy’s High School Heisman nominee ... highschool teammate of fellow Jackrabbit Chad White

#34 TONY FIEGEN • 6-7 • 215 • JUNIOR • FORWARDMADISON, S.D. • MADISON H.S. • BIOLOGY MAJOR


JACKRABBIT JUNIOR

SEASON HIGHS

POINTS ....................................16, vs. Western Michigan, 11/12/11 3-POINT FG ...................................................................................REBOUNDS ..........................................10, at South Dakota, 2/9/12 ASSISTS ..........................................................4, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12STEALS......3, at South Dakota, 2/9/12; vs. North Dakota, 12/10/11BLOCKS........................................................2, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11 MINUTES ...............................................38, at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12........................................................38, at Washington, 12/18/11

CAREER HIGHS

POINTS ....................................16, vs. Western Michigan, 11/12/11 3-POINT FG ..............................................1, vs. Cal Poly, 12/15/09REBOUNDS ..........................................10, at South Dakota, 2/9/12 ASSISTS ..........................................................4, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12STEALS......3, at South Dakota, 2/9/12; vs. North Dakota, 12/10/11BLOCKS............................................................3, vs. IPFW, 3/7/10 MINUTES ...............................................38, at Oral Roberts, 1/7/12........................................................38, at Washington, 12/18/11


#34 TONY FIEGEN – 2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME


JACKRABBIT JUNIOR


GP-GS FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF.-DEF. TOT. AVG. A TO BLK STL PTS. AVG.2009-10.......30-11 85-219 .388 20-55 .364 113-136 .831 21-81 102 3.4 86 62 8 35 303 10.12010-11.......31-31 201-449 .448 42-103 .408 160-201 .796 32-110 142 4.6 188 69 7 41 604 19.52011-12.......33-33 243-545 .446 32-131 .244 184-234 .786 31-139 170 5.2 198 70 2 56 702 21.3TOTALS ..........94-75 529-1213 .436 94-289 .325 457-571 .800 84-330 414 4.4 472 201 17 132 1609 17.1

2011-12: Started all 33 games he played in this season... sat out game vs. DakotaState (12/12) due to injury ... 2012 Summit League Championships MVP ... first teamall-Summit League selection ... College Sports Madness Player of the Year and first teamselection ... CollegeHoops.net all-Summit League selection ... Lou Henson Player of theYear Award finalist ... named Summit League Player of the Week (11/14, 12/5, 12/19,2/6 and 2/20) ... named Summit League Player of the Week by College Sports Madness(1/23, 2/6 and 2/20) and by NetScouts Basketball (2/12, 2/25) ... named NationalMid-Major Player of the Week by College Sports Madness (1/23) ... scored 32 points,tied a career-high with 11 assists, did not commit a turnover and went 9-for-9 from thefree throw line vs. Western Michigan (11/12) ... led the Jacks with 20 points atMinnesota (11/14) and with 15 points at Georgia (11/16) ... scored 18 points andreached the 1,000-point milestone vs. Sam Houston State (11/22) ... named MVP ofthe CBE Classic; Macon, Ga., Subregional (11/21-23) ... scored 19 points at Nebraska(11/26) ... scored 32 points and tied a career-high with four threes, adding eightrebounds and eight assists at IUPUI (12/1) ... scored a season-high 34 points, with fiverebounds, seven assists and no turnovers at Washington (12/18) ... snapped a streak of70+ minutes over three games without a turnover vs. Oakland (12/30) ... scored 28points with a season-high four steals at Southern Utah (1/5) ... scored 22 points, withsix assists and just one turnover at Oral Roberts (1/7) ... led the Jacks with 27 points,seven rebounds and with seven assists at North Dakota State (1/21) ... scored 21 pointsand dished out a career-high 12 assists at Oakland (1/26) ... scored 24 points with nineassists in a win over Oral Roberts (2/2) ... scored 31 points, dished out four assists andtied a season-high with four steals vs. Southern Utah (2/4) ... led all players with 27points at South Dakota (2/9) ... scored 20 points and grabbed a season-high eightrebounds at UMKC (2/11) ... scored 30 points on 14-of-18 shooting, with five assists,no turnovers and three steals in 28 minutes vs. North Dakota State (2/15) ... scored 22points with six rebounds and eight assists vs. Buffalo (2/18) ... held to a season-low10 points vs. Western Illinois (2/23/), but still grabbed five rebounds and dished out sixassists ... led all players with 22 points and tied for game-high honors with sevenrebounds and with six assists vs. IUPUI (3/3) in the league tournament quarterfinals ...also tied a career-high with five steals win the tournament win over IUPUI .... scored agame-high 31 points a game-high seven rebounds and a game-high six assists in thetournament semifinal win over Southern Utah (3/5) ... led the Jacks with 14 points,grabbed six rebounds and dished out four assists in playing a career-high 44 minutes inthe league finals win over Western Illinois (3/6) ... leads the team in points, reboundsand assists ... committed zero turnovers in five games this season ... committed one orfewer turnovers in 11 games this season ... scored double figures in 37 straight games... scored at least 30 points six times this season and 10 times in his career ... scored15 points vs. IUPUI (2/25) to set the SDSU junior scoring record with 635 points ...needs five field goals to break the school record for field goals in a season of 247, set in1993-94 ... on pace to break the SDSU career scoring and assists records ... the onlyplayer in the NCAA to average at least 20 points, five rebounds and five assists pergame

2010-11: Started all 31 games during his sophomore season at point guard ... all-Summit League first-team selection, the first-ever Jackrabbit to earn that honor ...named to the all-tournament team at The Summit League Championships ... alsoearned NABC second team all-district honors ... set the sophomore scoring record with604 points, shattering the old mark of 534 ... scored in double figures in 29 of 31games, scoring at least 20 points in nine game and at least 30 points in four games ...led the team with 19.5 points per game, with 188 assists and with 41 steals ... namedSummit League Player of the Week three times (11/15, 12/27 and 2/21) ... scored 25points with nine assists at Iowa (11/14) ... set a career-high with 36 points vs. NorthDakota State (12/4) ... also set career marks vs. NDSU with four three-pointers ...scored 28 points with seven assists at Western Michigan (12/18) ... scored 25 points,including the game-winning three-pointer at the buzzer at Central Michigan (12/20) ...set career-highs with 11 assists and 40 minutes at Minnesota (12/23) ... also posted hisfirst career double-double at Minnesota ... scored 29 points in the 105-95 win atSouthern Utah (1/1) ... reached the 30-point mark for the second time with 32 vs. OralRoberts (1/8) ... grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds and posted his second career-dou-ble-double at Western Illinois (1/13) ... scored 23 points and tied career-highs with 11assists and 40 minutes vs. IUPUI ... scored 30 points for a third time at IPFW (2/17) ...scored 29 points at Oakland (2/19) when he set the sophomore scoring record ... led allplayers with 30 points in the win over IPFW in the league tournament quarterfinals ...scored 23 points with seven assists in the tournament semifinals vs. Oakland (3/7)

2009-10: Summit League all-Newcomer team selection ... played in all 30 games with11 starts ... tied an SDSU single-game free throw percentage record by going 12-for-12at UMKC (1/7) ... set career marks with 17 points and eight assists at Centenary (1/28)... equaled his 17-point performance and added a career-high three steals at OralRoberts (1/30) ... also scored 17 points in the home finale vs. IUPUI (2/27) ... setcareer-highs with five steals and three blocks and tied a career-high with 36 minutes vs.North Dakota State (2/13) ... led the team with 136 free throws made and with 113free throw attempts ... finished the season second on the team with 86 assists ... scoredin double figures in 19 of the 30 games, including five of the last six games

Before SDSU: As a senior at St. Cloud Tech High School in St. Cloud, Minn., the 6-3,185-pound Wolters led the Tigers to a Central Lakes Conference championship, a Class4A Section 8 Championship and a third place finish at the 4A State Tournament in bothhis junior and senior seasons … finished his career at St. Cloud Tech as the all-timeleading scorer in school history with 1,767 points. He averaged 24.3 points, 6.4rebounds as a senior, 19.6 points, 6.5 rebounds as a junior and 13.8 points, 3.3rebounds as a sophomore … a three-time all-conference selection, three-time teamMVP and two-time St. Cloud Times All-Area Player of the Year … named to the St.Paul Pioneer Press all-state first team, and The Associated Press all-state second-teamhonors following his senior season… in addition to his four varsity letters in basketball,Wolters earned four varsity letters in tennis, earning all-conference honorable mentionhonors twice

#3 NATE WOLTERS • 6-3 • 189 • JUNIOR • GUARDST. CLOUD, MINN. • ST. CLOUD TECH H.S. • HISTORY MAJOR

SEASON HIGHS

POINTS ..............................................34, at Washington, 12/18/11 3-POINT FG ....................................................4, at IUPUI, 12/1/11REBOUNDS ....................8, at UMKC, 2/11/12; at Oakland, 1/26/12 ASSISTS....................................................12, at Oakland, 1/26/12STEALS ...........................................................5, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12BLOCKS.......................1, at IPFW, 1/28/12; vs. Oakland, 12/30/11 MINUTES ..........................................44, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12

CAREER HIGHS

POINTS....................................36, vs. North Dakota State, 12/4/10 3-POINT FG ....................................................4, at IUPUI, 12/1/11...............................................4, vs. North Dakota State, 12/4/10REBOUNDS.......................................10, at Western Illinois, 1/13/11 ASSISTS....................................................12, at Oakland, 1/26/12STEALS .........5, vs. IUPUI, 3/3/12; vs. North Dakota State, 2/13/10BLOCKS.....................................3, vs. North Dakota State, 2/13/10 MINUTES ..........................................44, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12


#3 NATE WOLTERS – 2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME


JACKRABBIT SOPHOMORE


GP-GS FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF.-DEF. TOT. AVG. A TO BLK STL PTS. AVG.2010-11.......30-0 35-68 .515 7-18 .389 8-13 .615 17-33 50 1.7 18 13 5 17 85 2.82011-12.......34-32 78-160 .488 46-98 .469 43-63 .683 9-98 107 3.1 84 56 5 43 245 7.2TOTALS ..........64-32 113-228 .496 53-116 .457 51-76 .671 26-131 157 2.5 102 69 10 60 330 5.2

2011-12: Played in all 33 games this season with 31 starts ... set a career-highwith a trio of three-pointers vs. Western Michigan (11/12) ... tied a career-highwith 11 points vs. Niagara (11/21) and again vs. North Dakota (12/10) ... tied acareer-high with five assists vs. Sam Houston State (11/22) ... set a new career-high with 38 minutes at Mercer (11/23) ... tied his career-high again with fiveassists at Western Illinois (12/3) ... tied a career-high with four steals vs.Southwest Minnesota State (12/6) ... scored just three points, but set career-highs with eight assists and five steals vs. Dakota State (12/12) ... scored sevenpoints in 33 minutes in a win at Washington (12/18), including a late three-pointer that sealed the win ... made a career-high five three-pointers and scoreda career-high 17 points vs. IPFW (12/28) ... went a perfect 6-for-6 from thefloor, including 4-for-4 from long range, in scoring a career-high 18 points vs.Oakland (12/30) ... also played a career-high 40 minutes and tied a career markwith five steals vs. Oakland ... scored in double figures for a third straight gameat Southern Utah (1/5) ... played a career-high 44 minutes at North DakotaState (1/21) ... scored 15 points on 4-of-5 shooting overall and a 2-for-2 nightfrom three-point range at UMKC (2/11) ... finished with eight points and fiveassists vs. Western Illinois (2/23) ... scored five points and dished out four assistsvs. IUPUI (2/25) ... scored 12 points with two rebounds and four assists againstIUPUI (3/3) in the league tournament ... scored five points with two rebounds inthe tournament semifinal win over Southern Utah (3/5) ... scored just threepoints, but tied a season-high with seven rebounds and added two steals andthree assists in the tournament finals win over Western Illinois (3/6)

2010-11: Played in 30 of 31 games in his redshirt freshman season off thebench ... went 2-for-2 from the floor in his Jackrabbit debut at Eastern Illinois(11/12) including his first-career three-pointer and first career assist ... postedhis first career steal vs. SW Minnesota State (1/18) ... dished out three assistsand added two steals vs. Idaho State (11/23) ... scored six points and played aseason-high 22 minutes vs. Mayville State (12/8) ... scored seven points andposted a season-high four steals vs. Centenary (1/6) ... also tied season-highmarks with a three-pointer and five rebounds vs. Centenary ... went a combined4-of-4 from the floor in games at Western Illinois (1/13) and at IUPUI (1/15) ...eclipsed double figures for the first time with 11 points and dished out a season-high five assists at Centenary (2/5) ... tied a season-high with four steals atIPFW (2/17) ... tied his career-best with 11 points and set career-highs witheight rebounds and 29 minutes played at North Dakota State (2/25) ... played inboth Summit League Tournament games, posting two points and a block vs.Oakland (3/7) in the semifinals

2009-10: Sat out the season as a redshirt

Before SDSU: shot 53 percent from the field in averaging 21 points, 7.8rebounds and 3.7 assists per game in his senior year with the Brookings Bobcats,earning him all-conference and first-team all-state selections ... also earnedArgus Leader First Five and Brookings Register Player of the Year honors and wonthe three-class shootout Class ‘AA’ MVP honors ... a member of the NationalHonor Society for his work in the classroom ... also earned academic all-statehonors for both basketball and football and earned Golden Kiwanis OutstandingStudent of the Month and Rotary Student of the Month awards

#12 BRAYDEN CARLSON • 6-4 • 190 • SOPHOMORE • GUARD

BROOKINGS, S.D. • BROOKINGS H.S. • ECONOMICS MAJOR

SEASON HIGHS

POINTS ..................................................18, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11 3-POINT FG ..................................................5, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11REBOUNDS .......7, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12; 7, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12ASSISTS............................................8, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11STEALS....................................................5, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11......................................................5, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11

BLOCKS........................1, five times, last vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12 MINUTES...................................44, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12

CAREER HIGHS

POINTS ..................................................18, vs. Oakland, 12/30/113-POINT FG ..................................................5, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11REBOUNDS ..................................8, at North Dakota State, 2/25/11ASSISTS............................................8, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11STEALS....................................................5, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11......................................................5, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11

BLOCKS .........................1, 10 times, last vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12 MINUTES...................................44, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12


#12 BRAYDEN CARLSON – 2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME





2011-12: Played in 31 games this season with starts in the last 25 ... All-Summit League second team selection ... battled through an injury to score fivepoints in each of the first three games ... sat out games vs. Niagara (11/21) andvs. Sam Houston State (11/22) and played just two minutes at Mercer (11/23)due to injury ... also sat at Nebraska (11/26) ... came back strong with a season-high 15 points in conference opener at IUPUI (12/1) ... scored 11 points in a winat Western Illinois (12/3) ... scored nine points and grabbed six rebounds in hisfirst start of the season vs. Southwest Minnesota State (12/6) ... posted season-highs with nine rebounds, three assists, two blocks and a steal in 25 minutes vs.North Dakota (12/10) ... scored 11 points and played a then season-high 29minutes at Washington (12/18) ... tied a career-high with five assists vs. IPFW(12/28) ... scored a season-high 17 points and played a career-high 35 minutesvs. Oakland (12/30) ... scored a season-high 20 points and played a career-high37 minutes at North Dakota State (1/21) ... pushed season-high to 23 points,scored a career-high five three-pointers and tied a career-high with 10 reboundsfor his second career double-double at Oakland (1/26) ... scored 22 points andgrabbed seven rebounds in the win over Oral Roberts (2/2) ... scored 16 pointson 7-for-14 shooting and grabbed seven rebounds at UMKC (2/11) ... finishedwith 15 points and five rebounds vs. North Dakota State (2/15) ... scored ninepoints and grabbed four rebounds in 21 minutes vs. Buffalo (2/18) ... tied acareer-high with five three-pointers in a perfect night from beyond the arc vs.Western Illinois (2/23), tying a season-high with 23 points in the process ... his5-for-5 night from long distance vs. Western Illinois also breaks the SDSU three-point field goal percentage record of 4-for-4, accomplished by Dykstra twice lastseason and by Craig Jenkins twice, both in 1986 ... also grabbed eight reboundsvs. Western Illinois ... scored 20 points on 6-of-9 shooting, including a 4-for-5night from distance, vs. IUPUI (2/25) ... scored eight points and grabbed threerebounds in 21 minutes vs. IUPUI (3/3) in the league tournament ... scored 17points on 7-of-10 shooting, with four rebounds and an assist vs. Southern Utah(3/5) in the league semifinals ... scored six points and grabbed five rebounds inthe tournament finals win over Western Illinois (3/6) ... set SDSU consecutivethree-pointers made record with 11 over three games [made final two vs. Buffalo(2/18), went 5-for-5 vs. Western Illinois (2/23) and made his first four threes vs.IUPUI (2/25)]

2010-11: All-Summit League newcomer team selection ... Played in all 31games as a freshman with 17 starts ... set an SDSU record with a .515 three-point field goals percentage (34-of-66) ... led the team with 5.1 rebounds pergame and with 18 blocks ... finished third on the team with 11.3 points pergame ... scored in double figures in 13 of the last 14 games, including the lasteight games and scored at least 20 points five times ... came off the bench toscore two points and grab four rebounds in his Jackrabbit debut at Eastern Illinois(11/12) ... scored five points, with six rebounds, three blocks and two steals inhis first-career start at Iowa (11/14) ... scored a game-high 23 points in the winover Nevada (11/30) ... scored 12 points in a season-high 32 minutes atMinnesota (12/23) ... scored 17 points on a perfect 7-of-7 night from the floorvs. Centenary (1/6) ... grabbed nine rebounds at IUPUI (1/15) ... scored 18points with four assists off the bench vs. Oakland (1/20) ... scored at least 20points for a second time this season, including a perfect 4-of-4 mark from three-point range vs. Southern Utah (1/29) ... scored 20 points for the second time inthree games, with a career-high 10 rebounds and went 4-for-4 from three-pointrange at Centenary (2/5), despite playing just 17 minutes ... scored 20 pointsand went a perfect 10-for-10 from the free throw line, all in the second half, vs.Western Illinois (2/12) ... scored a career-high 25 points an tied a career-highwith four three-pointers at Oakland (2/19) ... averaged 14.5 points and 6.0rebounds in The Summit League Tournament, with a .786 field goal percentageand a perfect 2-for-2 mark from three-point range

Before SDSU: All-time leading scorer and rebounder in Rock Valley High Schoolhistory ... helped lead the Rockets to the Iowa Class 1A state basketball title inboth his junior and senior years ... named all-tournament, team captain andPizza Ranch Player of the Game following both state tournament championshipwins ... four-time all-conference selection ... two-time Nike Jamboree attendee ...named Iowa AAU Player of the Year ... averaged 17.7 points as a junior and 23.1points as a junior ... also earned numerous honors and awards playing for theRock Valley High School football team, including an all-state selection ... graduat-ed as Class Salutatorian with a 3.9 GPA ... high school teammate with fellowJackrabbit Marcus Heemstra

#42 JORDAN DYKSTRA • 6-8 • 225 • SOPHOMORE • FORWARD

ROCK VALLEY, IOWA • ROCK VALLEY H.S. • BIOLOGY MAJOR

SEASON HIGHS

POINTS .....................................................23, at Oakland, 1/26/12 3-POINT FG ......................................5, vs. Western Illinois, 2/23/12................................................................5, at Oakland, 1/26/12

REBOUNDS ................................................10, at Oakland, 1/26/12 ASSISTS .......................................................5, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11STEALS .............................1, four times, last vs. Oakland, 12/30/11BLOCKS..2, vs. South Dakota, 1/12/12; vs. North Dakota, 12/10/11 MINUTES...................................37, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12

CAREER HIGHS

POINTS .....................................................25, at Oakland, 2/19/11 3-POINT FG ......................................5, vs. Western Illinois, 2/23/12................................................................5, at Oakland, 1/26/12

REBOUNDS ...............10, at Oakland, 1/26/12; at Centenary, 2/5/11 ASSISTS ............................5, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11; vs. IPFW, 3/6/11STEALS.......................................2, six times, last at IPFW, 2/17/11BLOCKS .........................................................3, at Iowa, 11/14/10 MINUTES...................................37, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12


#42 JORDAN DYKSTRA – 2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME





2011-12: Played in 28 games this season off the bench ... played seven minutesin the season-opener vs. Western Michigan (11/12), when he tied career-highswith four rebounds one block ... recorded a steal in limited action at Georgia(11/16) ... scored four points in six minutes vs. Niagara (11/21), all of themfrom the free-throw line ... logged a season-high 11 minutes in a win over SamHouston State (11/22) and set a new career-high with two assists ... set a newcareer-high with six rebounds and tied career highs with two assists, two stealsand with one block vs. Southwest Minnesota State (12/6) ... set new careermarks with eight points, seven rebounds and with 23 minutes vs. Dakota State(12/12) ... dished out a career-high three assists and set a career mark with twoblocks vs. UMKC (1/14) ... went 2-for-2 from the floor, and from the free throwline, and added two assists in just eight minutes vs. Oral Roberts (2/2) ... played23 minutes and scored a career-high nine points on a perfect 4-for-4 night fromthe floor vs. Southern Utah (2/4) ... finished with four points, five rebounds and apair of assists in 14 productive minutes vs. North Dakota State (2/15) ... alsotied a career-high with a pair of blocks against NDSU ... scored five points,grabbed five rebounds and dished out a pair of assists vs. Buffalo (2/18) ... madehis only field goal and dished out an assist against IUPUI (3/3) in the leaguetournament ... played just three minutes in the league tournament finals vs.Western Illinois (3/6), but scored four points on 2-of-4 shooting and grabbedthree rebounds ... also pitches on the Jackrabbit baseball team2010-11: Played in 23 of the team's 31 games off the bench as a freshman ...logged 15 minutes at Eastern Illinois (11/12) in his Jackrabbit debut ... blocked ashot and grabbed three rebounds in the season-opening win at EIU ... scored fourpoints on 2-of-2 shooting in the win over Idaho State (11/23) ... pulled downseason-high four rebounds in just nine minutes vs. Nevada (11/30) ... tied sea-son-best marks with four points and four rebounds vs. Milwaukee (12/11) ...recorded his first career steal at Western Michigan (12/18) ... also posted a stealat Minnesota (12/23) and at Southern Utah (1/1) ... scored a season-high sevenpoints while playing a season-high 18 minutes vs. Centenary (1/6) ... scored onhis only attempt vs. Oakland (3/7) in The Summit League Tournament ... alsopitches on the baseball team at SDSU ... compiled a 2-0 record on the moundover 11 innings pitched in seven appearances in the spring of 2011, with sixstrikeouts and four walks

Before SDSU: Helped lead the Rock Valley Rockets to the Iowa Class 1A statebasketball title in both his junior and senior years ... selected to the all-tourna-ment team following both state tournament titles ... earned all-conference honorsin both 2009 and 2010 and made the academic all-state team in 2010 ... aver-aged 15.7 points, 9.5 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game as a junior in 2009and 19.3 points, 9.4 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game as a senior in 2010 ...also earned numerous awards and honors as a standout player on the RVHSbaseball team ... member of the National Honor Society ... graduated with highhonors ... high school teammate with fellow Jackrabbit Jordan Dykstra

#32 MARCUS HEEMSTRA • 6-9 • 215 • SOPHOMORE • FORWARD

ROCK VALLEY, IOWA • ROCK VALLEY H.S. • MATH MAJOR

SEASON HIGHS

POINTS...............................................9, vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12 3-POINT FG ...................................................................................REBOUNDS ........................................7, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11 ASSISTS........................................................3, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12STEALS .............................................2, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11.....................................................2, vs. SW Minn. State, 12/6/11BLOCKS ......2, vs. North Dakota State, 2/15/12; vs. UMKC, 1/14/12 MINUTES .........................................23, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11

CAREER HIGHS

POINTS...............................................9, vs. Southern Utah, 2/4/12 3-POINT FG ...................................................................................REBOUNDS ........................................7, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11 ASSISTS........................................................3, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12STEALS ....................2, three times, last vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11BLOCKS .....................................2, vs. North Dakota State, 2/15/12..................................................................2, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12 MINUTES .........................................23, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11


#32 MARCUS HEEMSTRA – 2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME




GP-GS FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF.-DEF. TOT. AVG. A TO BLK STL PTS. AVG.*2009-10.......8-0 9-19 .474 6-13 .462 1-4 .250 1-4 5 0.6 4 7 1 1 25 3.12010-11.......31-0 88-178 .494 38-90 .422 38-51 .745 39-65 104 3.4 50 34 15 14 252 8.12011-12.......34-8 102-205 .498 45-97 .464 60-86 .698 41-73 114 3.4 49 40 14 20 309 9.1TOTALS ..........73-8 199-402 .495 89-200 .445 99-141 .702 81-142 223 3.1 103 81 30 35 586 8.0*GRANTED A MEDICAL REDSHIRT FOLLWING THE 2009-10 SEASON

2011-12: Played in all 34 games this season with eight starts ... scored 11points and grabbed six rebounds and two steals at Minnesota (11/14) ... finishedwith 10 points and five rebounds in a career-high 33 minutes at Georgia (11/16)... played a season-low 15 minutes, but scored 11 points and made the game-clinching three-pointer at Mercer (11/23) ... made every shot he took at WesternIllinois (12/3), including a 3-for-3 night from the field, with two three-pointersand a perfect 4-for-4 night from the free throw line ... scored 11 points in a winover North Dakota (12/10) ... eclipsed the 20-point mark for the third time in hiscareer with a game-high 22 points vs. Dakota State (12/12) ... scored in doublefigures in seven of the last nine games, including a 12-point effort at Washington(12/18) and a game-high 18 points vs. IPFW (12/28) ... also dished out acareer-high seven assists vs. IPFW ... scored 13 points on a perfect 4-for-4 nightfrom the floor and free throw line against UMKC (1/14) ... scored 11 points andplayed a career-high 35 minutes at North Dakota State (1/21) ... tied a season-high with four three-pointers at IPFW (1/28) ... scored 17 points and grabbed sixrebounds at South Dakota (2/9) ... scored 11 points with a pair of assists vs.IUPUI (2/25) ... scored six points on 3-of-4 shooting, grabbed two rebounds anddished out a pair of assists against IUPUI (3/3) in the league tournament ...scored nine points, all from long range, grabbed four rebounds and tied a career-high with 35 minutes played vs. Western Illinois (3/6) in the league finals

2010-11: Played in all 31 games as a redshirt freshman off the bench ... led theteam with a career-high 24 points in the win over Eastern Illinois (11/27) ... alsoset career marks vs. Eastern Illinois with five three-pointers ... set career-highwith 29 minutes played vs. North Dakota State (12/4) ... grabbed sevenrebounds and added two steals vs. Mayville State (12/8) ... set a career-highwith nine rebounds at Western Michigan (12/18) ... set career-high with threeblocks at Central Michigan (12/20) ... set a career-high with four assists vs.Oakland (1/20), only to top that mark two days later with six assists vs. IPFW(1/22) ... scored 12 points in the win vs. Western Illinois (2/12) ... erupted for 21points on 7-of-9 shooting including a 3-of-5 effort from long distance vs.Oakland (3/7) in The Summit League Tournament semifinals ... also dished outfour assists against Oakland

2009-10: Played in the first eight games off the bench before suffering a sea-son-ending injury ... scored 14 points in home debut vs. Mayville State (11/16),when he went 5-of-8 from the floor, including a 4-for-6 effort from three-pointrange

Before SDSU: A member of the 2009 Madison Bulldogs Class 'A' Title winner ...Argus Leader Co-Player of the Year and a member of the all-Big 8 Conferencefirst-team ... all-time leading scorer and assist man in Madison High School his-tory ... selected to the first-team all-state and all-tournament team ...averaged17.5 points, 6.5 rebounds and 4.7 assists in high school ... high school team-mate with fellow Jackrabbit Tony Fiegen

#25 CHAD WHITE • 6-6 • 200 • SOPHOMORE • GUARD

MADISON, S.D. • MADISON H.S. • ATHLETIC TRAINING MAJOR

SEASON HIGHS

POINTS ...........................................22, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11 3-POINT FG .............................4, three times, last at IPFW, 1/28/12REBOUNDS .........................................8, vs. South Dakota, 1/12/12 ASSISTS .......................................................7, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11STEALS .................2, two times, last vs. Sam Houston St., 11/22/11BLOCKS................2, vs. Oakland, 12/30/11; vs. Niagara, 11/21/11 MINUTES .........................................35, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12;..................................................35, at North Dakota St., 1/21/12

CAREER HIGHS

POINTS.........................................24, vs. Eastern Illinois, 11/27/10 3-POINT FG ....................................5, vs. Eastern Illinois, 11/27/10REBOUNDS...................................9, at Western Michigan, 12/18/10 ASSISTS .......................................................7, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11STEALS..............2, five times, last vs. Sam Houston State, 11/22/11BLOCKS .......................................3, at Central Michigan, 12/20/10 MINUTES .........................................35, vs. Western Illinois, 3/6/12;..............................................35, at North Dakota State, 1/21/12


#25 CHAD WHITE – 2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME

2011-12: Played in 25 games off the bench ... scored seven points in nine min-utes in his Jackrabbit debut vs. Western Michigan (11/12) ... recorded his firstcareer steal at Minnesota (11/14) ... scored eight points in a season-high 19minutes vs. Sam Houston State (11/22) ... recorded his first-career block atNebraska (11/26) ... went a perfect 4-for-4 from three-point range in scoring aseason-high 12 points at Western Illinois (12/3) ... reached double figures for thesecond time in his career with 10 points vs. Dakota State (12/12) ... grabbed acareer-high six rebounds in just seven minutes on the floor vs. IPFW (12/28) ...grabbed two rebounds in two minutes on the floor against IUPUI (3/3) in theleague tournament

Before SDSU: Five-year basketball letterwinner at Winner High School ... all-BigDakota Conference selection in all four years at Winner High School ... namedSouth Dakota Gatorade Player of the Year, co-Mr. Basketball and Argus LeaderPlayer of the Year in 2011 ... team captain and first-team all-state selection inboth 2010 and 2011 ... second-team all-state selection in 2009 ... finished hishigh school career with 2,006 points and 577 rebounds, both school records ...also earned six varsity letters in track and field and four letters in football ... four-year honor roll student ... graduated with honors

#24 ZACH HORSTMAN • 6-6 • 195 • FRESHMAN • G/FWINNER, S.D. • WINNER H.S. • HPER MAJOR


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#24 ZACH HORSTMAN – 2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME

SEASON/CAREER HIGHS

POINTS ..............................................................12, at Western Illinois, 12/3/11 3-POINT FG ..........................................................4, at Western Illinois, 12/3/11REBOUNDS .......................................................................6, vs. IPFW, 12/28/11 ASSISTS ......................................................2, vs. Sam Houston State, 11/22/11STEALS.......................................................................2, at Nebraska, 11/26/11BLOCKS ....................................................1, four times, last vs. IPFW, 12/28/11 MINUTES ...................................................19, vs. Sam Houston State, 11/22/11

2011-12: Played in 25 games this season with two starts ... made his Jackrabbitdebut at Minnesota (11/14) ... scored the first five points of his career vs. SamHouston State (11/22) ... scored six points, all from long range, in his first-career startat IUPUI (12/1) ... reached double-figures for the first time in his career with 10points vs. Southwest Minnesota State (12/6) ... set season-high marks with threeassists and with a pair of steals vs. Dakota State (12/12)

Before SDSU: Three-time varsity letterwinner ... earned 2010 Mid-SuburbanLeague Player of the Year honors as a junior after averaging 17 points, 4.5 assistsand 3.0 steals per game ... followed that up with 23 points, 4.0 rebounds, 5.0assists and 4.5 steals per game as a senior, when he repeated as Mid-SuburbanLeague Player of the Year ... also named all-state and all-conference in both2010 and 2011 ... team captain in both his junior and senior seasons ... namedthe 2011 Cook County Captain ... four year honor roll student

#22 ZACH MONAGHAN • 6-2 • 170 • FRESHMAN • GUARD

PALATINE, ILL. • FREMD H.S. • UNDECIDED MAJOR

SEASON/CAREER HIGHS

POINTS ...........................................10, vs. Southwest Minnesota State, 12/6/11 3-POINT FG ............................2, vs. North Dakota, 12/10/11; at IUPUI, 12/1/11REBOUNDS .........................................................................3, at IUPUI, 12/1/11 ASSISTS ...............................................................3, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11STEALS ................................................................2, vs. Dakota State, 12/12/11BLOCKS............................................................................................................MINUTES..........................................................................23, at IUPUI, 12/1/11


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#22 ZACH MONAGHAN – 2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME

2011-12: Played in 33 games this season with two starts ... recorded his first-careerdouble-double with 13 points and a team-high 10 rebounds at Minnesota (11/14) ...also scored 13 points at Georgia (11/16) and led the team with nine rebounds ... scored12 points in the win at Mercer (11/23) finished with 11 points at Nebraska (11/26) ...scored a career-high 16 vs. Southwest Minnesota State (12/6) ... scored 12 points in 16minutes vs. North Dakota (12/10) ... reached double figures for the third straight gamewith 15 points vs. Dakota State (12/12) ... tied a career-high with a game-high 16points, including a perfect 8-for-8 night at the free throw line, vs. UMKC (1/14) ... alsorecorded is first-career blocks vs. UMKC ... tied a career-high with 10 rebounds atOakland (1/26) ... scored eight points in 21 minutes vs. North Dakota State (2/15) ...scored eight points and grabbed five rebounds in 17 minutes vs. Buffalo (2/18) ...

scored 13 points on a perfect 4-for-4 night from the floor, with five rebounds and acareer-high three assists vs. Western Illinois (2/23) ... scored eight points on 3-of-4shooting with four rebounds vs. IUPUI (2/25) ... scored 10 points and grabbed a pair ofrebounds in 18 minutes on the floor against IUPUI (3/3) in the league tournament

Before SDSU: 2010 McDonald's All-American nominee ... all-conference honorablemention selection at St. Mary's Ryken High School after averaging 12 points, 4.0rebounds and 4.0 assists per game in 2007-08 ... averaged 17 points, 4.0 rebounds and5.0 assists per game at in 2008-09 and then 21 points, 5.0 rebounds and 5.0 assistsper game in 2009-10, both at Proctor Academy in Andover, N.H. ... honor roll student

#5 TAÉVAUNN PRINCE • 6-3 • 215 • FRESHMAN • GUARD

TORONTO, ONTARIO • PROCTOR ACADEMY • BUSINESS ECON MAJOR


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#5 TAÉVAUNN PRINCE – 2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME

SEASON/CAREER HIGHS

POINTS ...................16, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12; vs. Southwest Minn. State, 12/6/11 3-POINT FG ....................................................................2, at Mercer, 11/23/11REBOUNDS................................10, at Oakland, 1/26/12; at Minnesota, 1/14/11 ASSISTS ..............................................................3, vs. Western Illinois, 2/23/12STEALS ............................................................................2, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12BLOCKS ...........................................................................2, vs. UMKC, 1/14/12 MINUTES ...................................................................32, at Minnesota, 1/14/11

#44 AUSTIN HENNINGS

6-6 • 230 • SOPHOMORE • FORWARD

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA

JEFFERSON H.S.COMMUNICATIONS MAJOR

Before SDSU: Transferred to SDSU after one season at Mid-America Nazarenein Olathe, Kan., where he played in 28 games as a freshman in 2010-11 ...averaged 14.2 points 10.8 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game as a senior atThomas Jefferson High School ... holds high school's record for rebounds in agame with 21 ... named first-team all-city, all-conference, Southwest Iowa All-Star and Boys and Girls Club of the Midlands All-Star following his senior sea-son ... averaged 10.3 points and 8.0 rebounds per game as a junior in highschool, earning him second-team all-city accolades ... also competed in foot-ball and track in high school, earning all-city and all-conference honors infootball twice ... member of the speech, DECA and pep clubs in high school

#23 JOEY FEILMEIER

6-1 • 160 • FRESHMAN • GUARD

JEFFERSON, S.D.DAKOTA VALLEY H.S.MECH. ENGINEERING MAJOR

Before SDSU: Three-time varsity letterwinner ... team captain in both 2010and 2011 ... all-conference selection in both 2010 and 2011 ... averaged12.9 points, 5.0 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game as a senior in 2011 ...also earned two varsity letters in football, one in track and one in golf atDakota Valley High School ... served as a team captain in football and earnedacademic all-state honors in 2011 ... four year honor roll student ... SouthDakota Regent Scholar

#30 SAMUEL FRANCIS


SILISTRA, BULGARIA

SOFIA H.S.CIVIL ENGINEERING MAJOR

Before SDSU: Team captain and leading scorer with 23 points per game onU18 team in 2009-10 ... also selected to the "Best Five" team in 2009-10 ...averaged 21 points as a member of the U20 team in the 2009-10 BulgarianNational Tournament, the second-highest average by any player at the event ...named MVP of the 2011 U18 Bulgaria National Basketball Championshipsafter averaging 23.4 points per game ... First-team all-Bulgaria selection in2010 ... won a silver medal as a member of the 2010 U20 team and as amember of the 2009 U17 team ... also won a bronze medal at the 2009 U17Bulgarian Cup

#4 CORY JACOBSEN


VIBORG, S.D.VIBORG H.S.NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES MAJOR

Before SDSU: 2011 South Dakota Mr. Basketball finalist ... played on thevarsity team since seventh grade, earning a total of five varsity letters in bas-ketball ... all-conference selection from 2007-11 ... first-team all-state selec-tion in 2010 and 2011 ... second-team all-state selection in 2009 ... namedto the State Class 'B' All-Tournament Team from 2009-11 ... two-time ArgusLeader "First Five" selection ... also earned four varsity letters and numeroushonors in football, including Yankton Daily Press and Dakotan Player of theYear honors in 2010 ... six-time letterwinner for the Viborg High School trackteam ... earned U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete Award in 2010and 2011 ... Wendy's High School Heisman school and state winner ... four-year honor roll student ... two-year member of the National Honor Society ...2011 Viborg High School class Salutatorian

#10 ALEX OLSON


BROOKFIELD, WIS.BROOKFIELD CENTRAL H.S.GENERAL STUDIES MAJOR

Before SDSU: Three-time varsity letterwinner ... two-year team captain ... fin-ished as the all-time leader in steals at Brookfield Central High School andsecond all time in assists ... first-team all-conference and first-team all-subur-ban team selection in 2010 ... also named third team all-area, MilwaukeeJournal Sentinel Honorable Mention and earned a WBCA South Division I all-star selection in 2010 ... named all-conference and all-suburban honorablemention in 2009 ... also earned two varsity letters in football, earning all-con-ference honorable mention in both 2009 and 2010 ... honor roll student


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JACKRABBIT INDIVIDUAL TOP-10s

POINTS IN A GAME1. 44............................Dave Thomas, vs. Coe College, 3/10/19732. 41............................... Tom Black, vs. Morningside, 1/21/1964

41 ......................Steve Lingenfelter, vs. Grand View, 12/1/19804. 40....................................Kent Hyde, vs. Augustana, 2/5/1957

40.......................Steve Lingenfelter, at Fresno St., 12/19/19806. 38 ................................Tom Black, vs. UW-Oshkosh, 1/3/1964

38 .............................Lee Colburn, vs. Augustana, 12/29/197038 ................................Chris White, vs. Augustana, 2/16/1991

9. 37 .......................Austin Hansen, vs. Morningside, 12/29/200010. 36 .....................Nate Wolters, vs. North Dakota St., 12/5/2010

36.....................Austin Hansen, vs. Fort Hays State, 3/14/200336......................Chris White, vs. Black Hills State, 12/20/1991

POINTS IN A SEASON1. 747 ...................Chris White (33 games) - 1991-922. 716 ............Jason Sempsrott (30 games) - 1996-973. 702 ...........Nate Wolters (33 games) - 2011-124. 640 ...............Juriad Hughes (26 games) - 1993-945. 638................Don Jacobsen (27 games) - 1960-616. 633 ...................Chris White (32 games) - 1990-917. 615..................Mark Tetzlaff (33 games) - 1984-858. 604 .................Nate Wolters (31 games) - 2010-119. 597.................Andy Moeller (34 games) - 2003-0410. 573 .................Steve Brown (29 games) - 1977-78

POINTS IN A CAREER1. 1931..............Mark Tetzlaff (118 games) - 1981-852. 1822 ................Lee Colburn (96 games) - 1969-733. 1815...........Austin Hansen (119 games) - 1999-034. 1609 ..Nate Wolters (94 games) - 2009-present5. 1534 .............Steve Brown (101 games) - 1974-786. 1505.............Clint Sargent (119 games) - 2007-117. 1488..............Don Jacobsen (75 games) - 1958-618. 1449........Garrett Callahan (118 games) - 2006-109. 1423 ..............Kai Williams (122 games) - 2006-1010. 1399......Jermaine Showers (114 games) - 1992-96

REBOUNDS IN A GAME1. 29........................Terry Slattery, vs. Lincoln (Mo.), 12/22/19612. 26........................by Wayne Gaughran, vs. South Dakota, 1960

26............................Dave Thomas, vs. Coe College, 3/10/19734. 25 ....................................Guy Mackner, vs. Morningside, 1968

25 ......................Steve Lingenfelter, vs. Grand View, 12/1/19806. 24 ......................................Tom Black, vs. North Dakota, 1963

24 .............................Tom Black, vs. Neb.-Wesleyan, 3/9/19638. 23......................Larry Nickelson, vs. South Dakota, 1/20/1977

23........................Marlin VanDenEinde, vs. South Dakota, 195923...........................................Marv Kool, vs. Augustana, 1953

REBOUNDS IN A SEASON1. 404.....................Tom Black (27 games) - 1962-632. 385 ................Terry Slattery (27 games) - 1960-613. 337..................Mark Tetzlaff (30 games) - 1983-844. 326 ................Dave Thomas (26 games) - 1972-735. 322 .........Steve Lingenfelter (30 games) - 1979-806. 319 .....................Sid Bostic (27 games) - 1962-637. 314.................Guy Mackner (27 games) - 1967-688. 291..................Mark Tetzlaff (33 games) - 1984-859. 283 .............Larry Nickelson (26 games) - 1976-7710. 280 ................Dave Thomas (25 games) - 1971-72

REBOUNDS IN A CAREER1. 1132..............Mark Tetzlaff (118 games) - 1981-852. 844 ................Kai Williams (122 games) - 2006-103. 837 ..................Lee Colburn (96 games) - 1969-734. 810 ................Dave Thomas (85 games) - 1969-735. 804 .....................Sid Bostic (70 games) - 1961-646. 755 .............Larry Nickelson (79 games) - 1975-787. 737...........Wayne Gaughran (70 games) - 1957-608. 736 ..........Bob Winzenburg (111 games) - 1978-829. 734................Kurt Meister (115 games) - 1994-9810. 729 ................Terry Slattery (64 games) - 1959-62

ASSISTS IN A GAME1. 17...........................Tom McDonald, vs. Morningside, 2/21/19862. 15 ................Brian Norberg, vs. Gustavus Adolphus, 11/24/1998

15.......................Brian Norberg, vs. vs. Morningside, 2/21/19984. 13 .......................Kyle Adams, at Northern Colorado, 1/28/1988

13 .........................Craig Jenkins, vs. St. Cloud State, 1/22/198813 .........................Todd Swanson, vs. St. Cloud State, 2/3/198413 .....................Cer’Ci Mahone, vs. Northern State, 12/22/1978

8. 12.....13 times, last by Nate Wolters, at Oakland, 1/26/2012Other players with 12 assists in a game include:Brian Norberg (3), Jason Sempsrott, Tony Matthews (2), Kyle Adams, Tom McDonald, Mike Round, Paul McDonald, Marquise Richardson

ASSISTS IN A SEASON1. 225 .................................Brian Norberg - 1997-982. 198 .............................Nate Wolters - 2011-123. 194.....................................Kyle Adams - 1987-884. 188 ...................................Nate Wolters - 2010-115. 183.....................................Kyle Adams - 1986-87

183.................................Todd Swanson - 1983-847. 181 ..............................Jason Sempsrott - 1996-978. 170 .................................Brian Norberg - 1998-999. 163................................Tom McDonald - 1984-8510. 157 .......................Marquise Richardson - 2003-04

ASSISTS IN A CAREER1. 605 .................................Brian Norberg - 1995-992. 472 ......................Nate Wolters - 2009-present3. 471.....................................Kyle Adams - 1984-884. 404 ................................Chris Stoebner - 1999-035. 393 ................................Tony Matthews - 1987-916. 386................................Tom McDonald - 1982-867. 363............................Jermaine Showers - 1992-968. 343 ..............................Jason Sempsrott - 1993-979. 297.................................Cer'ci Mahone - 1977-7910. 291 ..................................Troy Bouman - 1990-94

STEALS IN A GAME1. 8...............Tony Matthews, vs. Northwestern (Iowa), 12/27/1990

8 .......................Kevin McNamara, vs. South Dakota, 1/26/19803. 7 ...............................Tom Rops, vs. Mayville State, 12/20/1994

7 ................................Tony Matthews, at Augustana, 2/16/19917...................................Jeff Booher, at UW-Parkside, 12/8/1990

6. 6 ......................13 times, last by Jose Frias, vs. VMI, 11/12/2006

Other players with six steals in a game include:Marquise Richardson, Andy Moeller (2), Austin Hansen (2), Andy Cone, GregHimler, Jermaine Showers (3), Troy Bouman, Jeff Booher

STEALS IN A SEASON1. 78 .......................................Jeff Booher - 1990-912. 76 .......................................Jeff Booher - 1991-923. 75...................................Austin Hansen - 2002-034. 73 .........................Marquise Richardson - 2003-045. 64..............................Jermaine Showers - 1993-94

64........................................Terry Cress - 1999-007. 62...............................Kevin McNamara - 1979-80

62 ..................................Tony Matthews - 1990-919. 61.......................................John Brown - 1981-82

61..............................Jermaine Showers - 1995-96

STEALS IN A CAREER1. 226............................Jermaine Showers - 1992-962. 225.................................Austin Hansen - 1999-033. 223 .....................................Jeff Booher - 1988-924. 187 .......................................Tom Rops - 1992-965. 176 ..................................Troy Bouman - 1990-946. 145 ..............................Jason Sempsrott - 1993-977. 140.....................................Kyle Adams - 1984-888. 136 ................................Tony Matthews - 1987-919. 134....................................Mark Tetzlaff - 1981-8510. 132 .......................Marquise Richardson - 2002-04

BLOCKED SHOTS IN A GAME1. 8 ...........................Kurt Meister, vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 2/7/1998

8...............Steve Lingenfelter, at North Dakota State, 1/18/19803. 7 ........................Jason Scheutz, vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 2/3/1996

7 .......................................Cullen Ober, vs. Carleton, 12/6/19865. 6 ......................Cody Volmer, vs. Minnesota-Duluth, 11/13/1998

6 ...........................Tom Rops, vs. Dakota Wesleyan, 12/18/19936......................................Cullen Ober, vs. Augustana, 2/7/19876 ..............................Joe Ashley, vs. Nebraska Omaha, 1/6/19846.............................Todd Swanson, at Mankato State, 2/5/19836 ......................Steve Lingenfelter, vs. South Dakota, 1/15/1981

BLOCKED SHOTS IN A SEASON1. 79 .............................Steve Lingenfelter - 1979-802. 61 ......................................Cullen Ober - 1988-893. 57 ......................................Cullen Ober - 1986-874. 53 ...................................Brian Norberg - 1997-985. 51 .............................Steve Lingenfelter - 1980-816. 48 ......................................Cullen Ober - 1987-887. 45 ......................................Kurt Meister - 1997-988. 43....................................Jason Schuetz - 1995-969. 39.................................Adam Robinson - 2002-0310. 38.........................................Joe Ashley - 1983-84

BLOCKED SHOTS IN A CAREER1. 189 ....................................Cullen Ober - 1986-902. 130 ...........................Steve Lingenfelter - 1979-813. 115..................................Jason Schuetz - 1992-964. 103 ....................................Kurt Meister - 1994-985. 91 ........................................Andy Cone - 1998-026. 88.........................................Joe Ashley - 1981-847. 85..........................Cory VandeWettering - 1990-948. 83.................................Adam Robinson - 2000-039. 69......................................Mark Tetzlaff - 1981-85

69 ...................................Brian Norberg - 1995-99

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS IN A GAME1. 8............................Jason Schuetz, vs. North Dakota, 1/12/1996

8..................................Randy Suarez, vs. Augustana, 2/7/19873. 7 ....................Griffan Callahan, at Nebraska, 11/26/2012

7............................................Clint Sargent, vs. IUPUI, 2/10/117 ..............................Garrett Callahan, at Oakland, 12/31/20087 ........................Garrett Callahan, vs. Upper Iowa, 11/25/20087 ...................................Luke Geiver, vs. Upper Iowa, 2/5/20057 ........................Austin Hansen, vs. Fort Hays State, 3/14/20037...............................Austin Hansen, vs. Augustana, 2/12/20007 .....................Randy Suaraz, at Northern Colorado, 1/28/1988

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS IN A SEASON1. 85...................Andy Moeller (34 games) - 2003-04

85.................Austin Hansen (31 games) - 2002-033. 83...................Clint Sargent (31 games) - 2010-114. 79..............Garrett Callahan (33 games) - 2008-095. 75 .......Griffan Callahan (34 games) – 2011-126. 74 .....................Chris White (33 games) - 1991-927. 73..................Randy Suarez (30 games) - 1987-88

68...................Clint Sargent (30 games) - 2009-1068...................Clint Sargent (29 games) - 2008-09

10. 65..................Randy Suarez (28 games) - 1986-87

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS IN A CAREER1. 252...............Clint Sargent (119 games) - 2007-112. 235.............Austin Hansen (119 games) - 1999-033. 202..........Garrett Callahan (118 games) - 2006-104. 197................Randy Suarez (80 games) - 1986-895. 163 ....Griffan Callahan (116 games) - 2011-126. 155 .............Brian Norberg (114 games) - 1995-997. 151 ..............Ryan Naatjes (118 games) - 1990-958. 147.................Andy Moeller (95 games) - 2000-049. 138 ..........Jason Sempsrott (110 games) - 1993-9710. 131 ...................Chris White (65 games) - 1990-92


JACKRABBIT INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

POINTSGAME: 44, by Dave Thomas vs. Coe College, 3/10/1973 SEASON: 747, by Chris White, 1992 (33 GAMES)CAREER: 1,931, by Mark Tetzlaff, 1982-85 (118 GAMES)SEASON AVERAGE: 26.7, by Steve Lingenfelter, 1981 (560 POINTS IN 21 GAMES)CAREER AVERAGE: 21.2, by Chris White, 1990-92 (1,380 POINTS IN 65 GAMES)

FIELD GOALSGAME: 20, by Dave Thomas, vs. Coe College, 3/10/1973SEASON: 247, (247-for-603) by Juriad Hughes, 1994

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN 10 ATTEMPTS)GAME: 1.000, (13-for-13) by Dennis Womeldorf vs. Augustana, 1970

1.000, (11-for-11) by Cory VandeWettering vs. Augustana, 1/19/19941.000, (10-for-10) by Sid Bostic vs. Tarkio (Mo.), 12/30/1961

SEASON: 64.8 pct. (227-for-350) by Steve Lingenfelter, 1981 (21 GAMES)CAREER: 60.7 pct. (724-for-1,191) by Mark Tetzlaff, 1982-85

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALSGAME: 8, by Randy Suarez vs. Augustana, 2/7/1987SEASON: 85, by Andy Moeller, 2004 (207 ATTEMPTS IN 34 GAMES)

by Austin Hansen, 2003 (210 ATTEMPTS IN 31 GAMES)CAREER: 252, by Clint Sargent, 2007-11 (659 ATTEMPTS IN 119 GAMES)SEASON PER GAME AVG.: 2.74, by Austin Hansen, 2003

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGAME: 1.000, (5-for-5) by Jordan Dykstra, vs. Western Illinois, 2/23/2012SEASON: .515, (34-for-66) by Jordan Dykstra, 2010-11 (31 GAMES)

.451, (65-for-144) by Randy Suarez, 1987 (28 GAMES)CAREER: .420, (197-for-469) by Randy Suarez, 1987-89

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSGAME: 14, (5-for-14) by Austin Hansen, vs. South Dakota, 1/16/2003

(4-for-14) by Austin Hansen, at St. Cloud State, 1/11/2003 SEASON: 213, (83-for-214) by Clint Sargent, 2011 (31 GAMES)CAREER: 659, (252-for-659) by Clint Sargent, 2007-11 (119 GAMES)CONSECUTIVE ATTEMPTS MADE: 11, by Jordan Dykstra, 2012 (OVER THREE GAMES)

MADE FINAL TWO ATTEMPTS VS. BUFFALO, 2/18/20125-FOR-5, VS. W ESTERN ILLINOIS, 2/23/2012MADE FIRST FOUR ATTEMPTS VS. IUPUI, 2/25/2012

FREE THROWSGAME: 22, (22-of-28) by Don Jacobsen vs. Prairie View, 3/11/1961 SEASON: 236, (236-of-301) by Don Jacobsen, 1961 (27 GAMES)CAREER: 523, (523-of-690) by Don Jacobsen, 1959-61 (75 GAMES)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGEGAME (MIN. 10 ATT.): 1.000 (12-of-12), by Nate Wolters, at UMKC, 1/7/2010

1.000 (12-of-12), by Garrett Callahan, vs. Southern Utah, 2/12/20091.000 (12-of-12), by Jim Sutton, vs. St. Thomas, 12/8/1956

SEASON (MIN. 2.5 APG): .920, (127-of-138) by Jim Sutton, 1957 (22 GAMES)CAREER: .863, (297-of-344) by Jim Sutton, 1955-57 (71 GAMES)

.885, (161-of-182) by Tom McDonald, 1983-86 (104 GAMES)(TOM MCDONALD ATTEMPTED 182 FREE THROWS IN 104 GAMES, 1.75 PER GAME)

REBOUNDSGAME: 29, by Terry Slattery vs. Lincoln (Mo.), 12/17/1961SEASON: 404, by Tom Black, 1963 (27 GAMES)CAREER: 1,132 by Mark Tetzlaff in, 1982-85 (118 GAMES)

REBOUNDS PER GAME AVERAGESEASON: 14.8, by Tom Black, 1963 (404 IN 27 GAMES)CAREER (TWO YEARS): 13.2, by Tom Black, 1963-64 (635 IN 48 GAMES)CAREER (THREE YEARS): 11.5, by Sid Bostic, 1962-64 (804 IN 70 GAMES)CAREER (FOUR YEARS): 9.6, by Mark Tetzlaff, 1982-85 (1,132 IN 118 GAMES)

ASSISTSGAME: 17, by Tom McDonald, vs. Morningside, 2/21/1986SEASON: 225, by Brian Norberg, 1998 (29 GAMES)CAREER: 605, by Brian Norberg, 1996-99 (114 GAMES)

ASSISTS PER GAME AVERAGESEASON: 7.8, by Brian Norberg, 1998 (225 ASSISTS IN 29 GAMES)CAREER: 5.5, by Cer’Ci Mahone, 1978-79 (297 ASSISTS IN 54 GAMES)

5.3, by Brian Norberg, 1996-99 (605 ASSISTS IN 114 GAMES)

STEALSGAME: 8, by Kevin McNamara, vs. South Dakota, 1/26/1980 SEASON: 78, by Jeff Booher, 1991 (32 GAMES)CAREER: 250, by Jeff Booher, 1989-92 (117 GAMES)CAREER AVG.: 2.14, by Jeff Booher, 1989-92 (250 STEALS IN 117 GAMES)

BLOCKED SHOTSGAME: 8, by Steve Lingenfelter, at North Dakota State, 1/18/1980 SEASON: 79, by Steve Lingenfelter, 1980 (30 GAMES)CAREER: 189, by Cullen Ober, 1987-90 (96 GAMES)

RECORDS BY YEAR IN SCHOOLPOINTS

FRESHMAN: 453, by Matt Cadwell, 2006 (15.6 PPG IN 29 GAMES)SOPHOMORE: 604, by Nate Wolters, 2011 (19.5 PPG IN 31 GAMES)JUNIOR: 702, by Nate Wolters, 2012 (21.3 PPG IN 30 GAMES)SENIOR: 747, by Chris White, 1992 ( 22.6 PPG, IN 33 GAMES)

REBOUNDSFRESHMAN: 260, by Matt Jones, 2002 (8.7 RPG IN 30 GAMES)SOPHOMORE: 278, by Mark Tetzlaff, 1983 (9.9 RPG IN 28 GAMES)JUNIOR: 404, by Tom Black, 1963 (14.8 RPG IN 27 GAMES)SENIOR: 326, by Dave Thomas, 1973 (12.3 RPG IN 26 GAMES)


JACKRABBIT TEAM RECORDS

POINTSHOME GAME : 136, vs. Midland Lutheran (80), 12/14/1990

ROAD GAME: 120, vs. Augustana (82), 1/18/1964

SEASON: 2,941, 2003-04 (34 GAMES; 86.5 POINTS PER GAME)

CONFERENCE GAME : 121 vs. Northern Iowa (78), 2/16/1968

CONFERENCE SEASON: 1,594, 2001-02 (18 GAMES)

AVERAGE POINTSSEASON: 90.2, 2001-02 (2,706 POINTS IN 30 GAMES)

CONFERENCE SEASON: 92.0, 1968-69 (12 GAMES)

FIELD GOALSGAME : 51, vs. Midland Lutheran, 12/14/1991

SEASON: 1,015, (1015-of-2153), 2003-04 (32 GAMES; 47.1 PCT.)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGAME : 71.4 pct. (30-of-42), vs. North Dakota State, 3/1/1985

SEASON: 53.3 pct. (896-for-1,681), 1979-80 (30 GAMES)

FREE THROWSGAME: 53 vs. Augustana, 2/5/1957

SEASON: 662, (662-of-925), 2003-04 (34 GAMES)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGEGAME (MIN. 10 ATT.): 1.000 (14-for-14), vs. IPFW, 1/5/2008

1.000 (13-for-13), vs. IUPUI, 2/7/2008

SEASON: 75.2 pct. (401-of-533), 1976-77 (26 GAMES)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTSGAME: 66, vs. Augustana, 2/5/1957

SEASON: 925, (662-of-925), 2003-04 (34 GAMES)

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALSGAME: 15, (15-for-30), at Oakland, 12/31/2008

SEASON: 276, (276-of-672), 2010-11 (31 GAMES)

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGAME (MIN. 10 ATT.): 70 pct. (7-for-10), vs. Sioux Falls, 11/30/1987

SEASON: 42.7 pct. (156-for-365), 1986-87 (31 GAMES)

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSGAME: 33, at Oakland, 1/26/2012

SEASON: 680, (267-of-680), 2011-12 (34 GAMES)

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY/DEFEATVICTORY: 73, vs. Dakota State, (W, 105-32), 11/22/1997

DEFEAT: 55, vs. Kent State, (L, 105-50), 11/10/2006

MISCELLANEOUS: 15-15 tie, vs. South Dakota, 3/12/1915

LARGEST/SMALLEST COMBINED SCORE216 POINTS: SDSU 136 vs. Midland Lutheran 80, 12/14/1991

13 POINTS: Madison Normal 6, SDSU 7, 1903-04 Season

REBOUNDSGAME: 92, vs. Alberta-Calgary, 12/22/1965

SEASON: 1,540, 1962-63 (57.0 REBOUNDS PER GAME IN 27 GAMES)

SEASON AVERAGE: 57.0, 1962-63 (1,540 REBOUNDS IN 27 GAMES)

ASSISTSGAME: 34, vs. Mayville State (N.D.), 12/11/1984

SEASON: 637, 1984-85 (19.3 ASSISTS PER GAME IN 33 GAMES)

SEASON AVERAGE: 19.6, 1986-87 (548 ASSISTS IN 28 GAMES)

STEALSGAME: 23, vs. Northwestern (Iowa), 12/27/1990

SEASON: 369, 1990-91 (11.5 STEALS PER GAME IN 32 GAMES)

SEASON AVERAGE: 11.5, 1990-91 (369 STEALS IN 32 GAMES)

BLOCKED SHOTSGAME: 14, vs. North Dakota State, 2/28/1987

SEASON: 137, 1995-96 (4.7 BLOCKS PER GAME IN 29 GAMES)

SEASON AVERAGE: 4.7, 1995-96 (137 BLOCKS IN 29 GAMES)


THE JACKRABBITS IN NCAA TOURNAMENT PLAY

1958-59MIDWEST REGIONAL – BROOKINGS, S.D.

SDSU 73, Augustana, Ill., 72SDSU 106, Knox 80

NATIONAL FINALS – EVANSVILLE, IND.Los Angeles State 92, SDSU 67

1959-60GREAT LAKES REGIONAL – GALESBURG, ILL.

Prairie View 78, SDSU 65SDSU 93, Wartburg 77


SDSU 90, Cornell 71SDSU 88, Prairie View 84

NATIONAL FINALS – EVANSVILLE, IND.SDSU 79, California-Santa Barbara 65Southeast Missouri 81, SDSU 69SDSU 77, Mount St. Mary's 76

SDSU FINISHED THIRD


SDSU 71, Cornell 64 SDSU 77, Nebraska Wesleyan 75

NATIONAL FINALS – EVANSVILLE, IND.SDSU 84, Fresno State 71SDSU 80, Southern Illinois 76SDSU 44, Wittenburg 42

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

1967-68GREAT LAKES REGIONAL – NORMAL, ILL.

Indiana State 101, SDSU 96SDSU 86, DePauw 84

1968-69MIDWEST REGIONAL – SPRINGFIELD, MO.

SDSU 79, Lincoln University 77Southwest Missouri 87, SDSU 74


SDSU 82, Southwest Missouri 71SDSU 92, Central Missouri 73

NATIONAL FINALS – EVANSVILLE, IND. Tennessee State 92, SDSU 89

1971-72SUB-REGION PLAYOFFS – NORTHFIELD, MINN.

St. Olaf 87, SDSU 72

1972-73MIDWEST REGIONAL – SPRINGFIELD, MO.

SDSU 85, Southwest Missouri 74Coe College 107, SDSU 104

1977-78NORTH CENTRAL REGIONAL – GREEN BAY, WIS.

Wisconsin-Green Bay 80, SDSU 57SDSU 61, Chapman College 59

1979-80NORTH CENTRAL REGIONAL – BROOKINGS, S.D.

SDSU 74, Stonehill College 51SDSU 98, Western Illinois 86

QUARTERFINALS – LAKELAND, FLA.Florida Southern 81, SDSU 71

1983-84NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL – NEW BRITAIN, CONN.

SDSU 74, Central Connecticut 59Sacred Heart 88, SDSU 81 OT


SDSU 73, Gannon University 64SDSU 58, Grand Valley State 57

QUARTERFINALS, – BROOKINGS, S.D.SDSU 62, Cal State-Hayward 58

FINAL FOUR – SPRINGFIELD, MASS.SDSU 78, Mount St. Mary's 71Jacksonville State 74, SDSU 73

NATIONAL RUNNER-UP

1987-88SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL – CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO.

Missouri-St. Louis 68, SDSU 63SDSU 87, Angelo State 84

1990-91NORTH CENTRAL REGIONAL – GRAND FORKS, N.D.

SDSU 92, Metropolitan State 79North Dakota 54, SDSU 51


SDSU 79, St. Cloud State 74 OT

SDSU 87, Denver 57ELITE EIGHT – SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

California, (Pa.), 84, SDSU 73

1995-96NORTH CENTRAL REGIONAL – HAYS, KAN.

SDSU 94, North Dakota State 88Fort Hays State (Kan.) 99, SDSU 90


SDSU 102, Nebraska-Kearney 83SDSU 86, Fort Hays State (Kan.) 74

ELITE EIGHT – LOUISVILLE, KY.Lynn, (Fla.), 78, SDSU 72

1997-98NORTH CENTRAL REGIONAL – BROOKINGS,S.D.

SDSU 93, Metropolitan State 79Northern State 88, SDSU 82

1999-00NORTH CENTRAL REGIONAL – DENVER, COLO.

North Dakota 73, SDSU 67

2000-01NORTH CENTRAL REGIONAL – ST. CLOUD, MINN.

Metropolitan State 91, SDSU 80


SDSU 96, Nebraska-Omaha 76Metropolitan State 87, SDSU 86

2002-03NORTH CENTRAL REGIONAL – KEARNEY, NEB.

SDSU 84, Fort Hays State 78Nebraska-Kearney 86, SDSU 85

2003-04NORTH CENTRAL REGIONAL – DENVER, COLO.

SDSU 99, Northern State 80Metropolitan State 109, SDSU 69

2011-12SOUTH REGIONAL – ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.

South Dakota State vs. Baylor

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS! - Forward Nick Brodhas his hands full with the championship trophyafter SDSU defeated Wittenburg 44-42 to claim the1963 NCAA College Division championship.


JACKRABBIT GAME-BY-GAME HIGHS


THE SUMMIT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS BRACKET

2012 SUMMIT LEAGUE MEN�’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPSioux Falls Arena �• Sioux Falls, S.D.

(All times CST)

The winner of The Summit League Championship earns an automatic NCAA Tournament berth.

Monday, March 5Game 5 �• 6 p.m.

TV: Midco Sports Net/Fox College Sports

Tuesday, March 6Championship

8 p.m.TV: ESPN2

Monday, March 5Game 6 �• 8:30 p.m.


Saturday, March 3Game 1 �• 6 p.m.


Sunday, March 4Game 3 �• 6 p.m.


Saturday, March 3Game 2 �• 8:30 p.m.


Sunday, March 4Game 4 �• 8:30 p.m.


(1) Oral Roberts 53

(8) IPFW 67

(4) Western Illinois 54


(5) North Dakota State 53


2012 Summit LeagueChampion

(2) South Dakota State 63

(2) South Dakota State 77

(7) IUPUI 56

(6) Southern Utah 47

(3) Oakland 82

(2) South Dakota State 52 (OT)

(1) Oral Roberts 71

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SENIOR

Griffan Callahan

JUNIORS

Nate Wolters, Tony Fiegen

FRESHMENTaévaunn Prince, Joey Feilmeier, Zach Horstman,

Samuel Francis, Zach Monaghan, Cory Jacobsen, Alex Olson

SOPHOMORESJordan Dykstra, Chad White,

Austin Hennings, Marcus Heemstra, Brayden Carlson


THE JACKRABBITS BY CLASS

THE JACKRABBIT COACHING STAFF

ROB KLINKEFUSASSISTANT COACH

AUSTIN HANSENASSISTANT COACH

NICK GOFFGRADUATE ASSISTANT

BRIAN COOLEYASSISTANT COACH

2011-12 South Dakota State JackrabbitsBack Row: Asst. AD-Sports Medicine Owen Stanley, graduate assistant Nick Goff, assistant coach Austin Hansen,

Jordan Dykstra, Marcus Heemstra, Tony Fiegen, Chad White, Brayden Carlson, Griffan Callahan, assistant coach Brian Cooley, assistant coach Rob Klinkefus, head coach Scott Nagy

Front Row: Cory Jacobsen, Zach Horstman, Taévaunn Prince, Joey Feilmeier, Zach Monaghan, Samuel Francis, Alex Olson, Nate Wolters, Austin Hennings

2012 South Dakota State Men's Basketball Postseason Guide

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