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2018-19 Schedule/Results13-11, 8-10 NSIC

Nov. 3 St. Olaf (exhibition) W 102-66

Nov. 9 #Emporia State (Kan.) L 74-83Nov. 10 #Fort Hays State (Kan.) W 96-85Nov. 14 Mayville State (N.D.) W 83-70Nov. 19 Bethany Lutheran W 101-81Nov. 20 Northland (Wis.) W 92-61Nov. 24 Crown W 100-81Dec. 1 *Sioux Falls L 72-94Dec. 7 *Minnesota State L 67-75Dec. 8 *Concordia-St. Paul W 90-86Dec. 14 *St. Cloud State L 60-80Dec. 15 *Minnesota Duluth W 75-63 Dec. 29 Nebraska (exhibition) L 38-79Dec. 30 *Sioux Falls W 79-74Jan. 4 *Augustana L 72-85Jan. 5 *Wayne State L 68-75Jan. 11 *Concordia-St. Paul L 70-76Jan. 12 *Minnesota State L 72-101Jan. 18 *Minot State W 83-77Jan. 19 *UMary W 79-71Jan. 25 *Winona State L 67-85Jan. 26 *Upper Iowa W 91-87Feb. 1 *Minnesota Crookston W 100-78Feb. 2 *Bemidji State (Hawaiian Night) W 84-62Feb. 8 *MSU Moorhead L 79-98Feb. 9 *Northern State L 81-91Feb. 15 *Upper Iowa 7:30 p.m.Feb. 16 *Winona State 6 p.m.Feb. 22 *Wayne State 7:30 p.m.Feb. 23 *Augustana 5:30 p.m.Feb. 27 NSIC Tournament First Round TBAMarch 2-5 NSIC Tournament (at Sioux Falls, S.D.) TBA

Bold indicates home game*NSIC game # NSIC/MIAA Challenge

SMSU closes regular season home schedule facing Upper Iowaand Winona State; Senior Night set for Saturday

SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITYMEN’S BASKETBALL 2018-19

For Immediate Release: Feb. 13, 2019Men’s Basketball Contact: Kelly Loft • [email protected] • (o) 507-537-7177 • @smsumustangs

SMSU Men’s Basketball Online/Social MediaThe following links are available online for media and fans to followMustang men’s basketball during the 2018-19 season at SMSUmus-tangs.comAudioSMSU men’s basketball broadcasts can by heard online by clickingthe “live audio broadcast” on the men’s basketball home page.Games will be broadcast all season long on 105.1 FM KARL.VideoAll home and NSIC games can be viewed for free at SMSUmustangs.com/watchLive StatisticsLive stats for all games, home and away, can be found online byclicking the “schedule” link on the men’s basketball home page. SMSU Athletics Twitter - @smsumustangsSMSU Football Twitter - @SMSUMustangsMBBFacebook - facebook.com/smsumustangsYouTube - youtube.com/smsuathletics

SMSU Probable Starting Line-Up Player Yr. PPG RPG FG% FT%

G Ryan Bruggeman Sr. 25.1 4.4 52.0 89.6G Kenny Byers So. 10.3 3.9 46.9 81.1G Taylor Schafer Sr. 13.5 2.3 47.4 86.7F Michael Lee Sr. 8.9 4.3 42.9 84.2F Braedan Hanson So. 7.2 4.5 43.6 67.7

THIS WEEK•The Southwest Minnesota State University men’s basketballteam (13-10, 8-10 NSIC) closes out its regular season homeschedule this Friday and Saturday facing at pair of NorthernSun Intercollegiate Conference South Division opponents atthe R/A Facility. •SMSU will take on Upper Iowa University (6-18, 3-15 NSIC)on Friday, Feb. 15, starting at 7:30 p.m., before closing theweekend with a 6 p.m. match-up versus Winona State Uni-versity (11-13, 8-10 NSIC) on Saturday, Feb. 16. •SMSU begins the weekend tied for fifth place along withWinona State in the NSIC South standings, while UIU beginsthe weekend in eighth place. •Saturday’s game is “Senior Night” at the R/A Facility asSMSU’s five seniors, Kolin Bartlett, Ryan Bruggeman,Michael Lee, Steven McNease and Taylor Schafer will be rec-ognized prior to tip-off. •Senior Ryan Bruggeman needs three more points to reach2,000 in his career. He would become just the seventh playeramong Minnesota’s Division II schools to reach the mile-stone.

BROADCAST INFO •Both games will be broadcast on 105.1 FM KARL.•Live stats and video can be found at SMSUmustangs.com.

SERIES HISTORY VS. UPPER IOWA•SMSU and Upper Iowa meet for the 29th time on Fridaywith SMSU leading 20-8.•The teams first met during the 1979-80 season.•SMSU leads 9-4 in games played in Marshall, including win-ning last season, 93-86.•Prior to last season, UIU had won four straight in Marshall. •SMSU has won four straight in the series after UIU had wonsix of the previous seven games.•SMSU won earlier this season on Jan. 26 in Fayette, Iowa,91-87.•SMSU head coach Brad Bigler is 12-7 all-time versus UIU.•Game-by-game results of the series are on page 18. •This season’s first game box score is located on page 20.

SERIES HISTORY VS. WINONA STATE•SMSU and Winona State meet for the 109th time on Satur-day with WSU leading 70-38.•The teams first met during the 1968-69 season.•WSU holds a 27-7 advantage since 2004-05, but the teamshave split the past 10 meetings.•WSU has won the last two games, including 85-67 earlierthis season in Winona on Jan. 25. •WSU hold a 27-23 advantage in games played in Marshall,but SMSU has won the last two at the R/A Facility.•SMSU head coach Brad Bigler is 7-13 all-time versus WSU.•Game-by-game results of the series on page 19. •This season’s first game box score is located on page 21.

ABOUT SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE •SMSU is 13-11 overall, 8-10 NSIC, after dropping road gameslast weekend to MSU Moorhead (98-79) and Northern State(91-81). •Senior guard Ryan Bruggeman led the Mustangs with 22points in Friday’s loss to MSUM.•Senior guard Taylor Schafer tied a career-high with 25points on 11 of 16 shooting in the loss to NSU.•Bruggeman is averaging a team-high 25.1 ppg with a team-high 133 assists and team-high 51 steals. He has scored 30or more points eight times this season. •Schafer is averaging 13.5 ppg with a team-leading 58 3-pointers. •Sophomore forward Kenny Byers is averaging 10.3 ppg and3.9 rpg.

•Senior forward Steven McNease, who has missed 11 of thelast 12 games with an injury, leads the team in reboundingwith 7.9 per game. •SMSU is shooting 48 percent from the field, 41 percent from3-point range, 81 percent from the free throw line and isminus-4.0 in rebound margin. •SMSU is averaging 81 points per game, while opponents areaveraging 80 points per game.

MUSTANG TIP-OFF TIDBITS •SMSU has shot 50 percent or higher from the field in fiveof its last eight games. •Senior Ryan Bruggeman needs three more points to reach2,000 in his career. •With two victories this weekend SMSU can match last sea-son’s home win total of 12. •Senior guard Taylor Schafer moved up to 11th in team his-tory with 1,252 career points. •SMSU (as of Feb. 12) ranks third in Division II in free throwpct. and eighth in 3-point field goal pct. •Bruggeman ranks first in the NSIC in scoring (26.9), first insteals (2.2), sixth in free throw pct. (91.5) and fourth in assists(5.0). •SMSU has outrebounded its opponent just once in its last13 games. SMSU begins the weekend ranked 15th in theNSIC in rebound margin (-7.6). •SMSU has scored 100 or more points three times this sea-son for the first time since the 2000-01 season. The last timeSMSU reached 100 points four times in a season came duringthe 1996-97 season, when SMSU reached the century markfive times.

BRUGGEMAN SMSU ALL-TIME LEADING SCORER•Senior Ryan Bruggeman became SMSU’s all-time leaderscorer during the Mustangs’ win at Minnesota Duluth onDec. 15. •He has scored 1,997 career points in 120 games, surpassingthe record held by Jacob Fahl (1999-2003), who scored 1,638points in 120 games. •Bruggeman also ranks sixth in NSIC history for career points(conference games only) with 1,414 in 86 games.

BRUGGEMAN AMONG THE BEST ACTIVE D2 PLAYERS•Senior guard Ryan Bruggeman ranks among the top sevenfor active Division II players in several career categories. •As of Feb. 11, Bruggeman ranks second among all activeplayers in free throws made (514), fourth in assists (643), fifthin points scored (1,997), fifth in steals (207) and sixth in fieldgoals made (687).

BRUGGEMAN SETS SCHOOL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS•Senior Ryan Bruggeman set a pair of school single-gamerecords in SMSU’s 100-78 victory over Minnesota Crookstonon Feb. 1.•He finished the game with a record 49 points, breaking theprevious record of 48 set by Terence Williams on Nov. 23,1990, at Mayville State. •Bruggeman also set a program single-game record with 20field goals made on 27 attempts. The previous record was 19set by Williams versus Mayville State in 1990, along withCharlie Taylor versus MSU Moorhead on Jan. 26, 1983.

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SMSU HEAD COACH BRAD BIGLER •Brad Bigler, the all-time wins leader in program history, isin his 10th season as head coach and has an overall recordof 174-121, including 120-94 in conference play.•The 2012-13 and 2016-17 NSIC Coach of the Year, Bigler hasled SMSU to six winning seasons, including one 28-win sea-son, one 25-win season and two 19-win seasons. •SMSU won NSIC tournament titles in 2012 and 2017 andalso won the NSIC South Division championship in both2016-2017 and 2017-18. •SMSU’s 11th head coach, Bigler spent six seasons (2003-09)as an assistant coach at SMSU, including the last three as as-sociate head coach. •Bigler’s complete bio is found on page 17.

SCOUTING UPPER IOWA•The Peacocks (6-18, 3-15 NSIC) have lost 12 straight gameswith its last victory coming on Dec. 30 versus Winona State. •The Peacocks have five players averaging double figures inscoring.•Sophomore guard Jareese Williams leads the team averag-ing 14.7 ppg and has connected on a team-high 62 3-point-ers.•Sophomore guard Joe Smoldt has drilled 55 3-pointers andranks second on the team averaging 14 ppg.•Senior forward Munachiso Okonkwo averages 11.7 ppg anda team-high 5.5 rpg.•UIU is shooting 46 percent from the field, 40 percent from3-point range, 76 percent from the free throw line and isminus-8.9 in rebound margin.•UIU is scoring 78 points per game, while opponents are av-eraging 86 per game.•Head coach Brooks McKowen is in his sixth season at UIUwith a record of 80-69. He led the Peacocks to the 2017 NCAATournament.•McKowen was an assistant coach at SMSU from 2011-13.

SCOUTING WINONA STATE•The Warriors (11-13, 8-10 NSIC) split two home games lastweekend, losing to Minot State, 87-72, before crushingUMary, 84-56, on Saturday. WSU plays at Sioux Falls on Fridaybefore taking on SMSU. •Sophomore guard/forward Kevion Taylor is averaging ateam-high 16.6 ppg, a team-high 6.4 rpg and also ranks firstwith 56 3-pointers. •Junior guard Caleb Wagner is scoring 12.5 ppg and has con-nected on 37 3-pointers.•WSU is shooting 44 percent from the field, 39 percent from3-point range, 78 percent from the free throw line and isminus-1.1 in rebound margin.•WSU is averaging 75 points per game, while opponents areaveraging 71 points per game.•Head coach Todd Eisner is in his fourth season with a record57-52. He recorded 417 career victories as a head coach atMidland (Neb.), Benedictine (Kan.), Bellevue (Neb.) andViterbo (Wis.) prior to WSU.

2018-19 NSIC STATISTICS•The weekly NSIC statistics (NSIC games only) are located onpages 14-15.•Ryan Bruggeman ranks first in the NSIC in scoring (26.9),

first in steals (2.2), sixth in free throw pct. (91.5) and fourthin assists (5.0). •Senior Michael Lee ranks 11th, while senior Taylor Schaferranks 12th in 3-point field goals per game. •SMSU ranks first in free throw pct., third in steals and fourthin 3-point field goal pct. defense.

2018-19 NCAA STATISTICS•The latest NCAA statistics (through Feb. 11) are located onpage 16.•The Mustangs rank third in free throw pct., eighth in 3-pointfield goal pct and eighth in turnovers per game. •Ryan Bruggeman ranks fifth in field goals made, seventh inscoring, 12th in free throws made, 17th in free throw pct.,19th in total assists, 25th in total steals and 36th in assistsper game.

BRUGGEMAN EARNS NSIC WEEKLY AWARD FOUR TIMES •Senior guard Ryan Bruggeman has been named the NSICSouth Division Player of the Week four times this season(Dec. 11, Jan. 3, Jan. 21, Feb. 4) and has earned the award sixtimes in his career.

BRUGGEMAN IN THE SMSU RECORD BOOK•Senior Ryan Bruggeman holds numerous program careerrecords, including points, field goals made, free throws made,free throws attempted, free throw percentage, assists andsteals.•He broke the steals, points and field goals made record ear-lier this season, while becoming the assists and free throwsmade all-time leader last season. •SMSU record book stats are located on page 4.

SCHAFER REACHES 1,000 POINTS•Senior Taylor Schafer became the 24th player in team his-tory to reach the 1,000 career points earlier this season ver-sus Northland College on Nov. 20. He currently ranks 11th onthe career list with 1,252 points.

SMSU SETS RECORDS VERSUS FORT HAYS STATE•SMSU set a program single-game record shooting 73.1 per-cent from 3-point range (19 of 26) in the win over Fort HaysState on Nov. 10.•The 19 made 3-pointers tied the single-game record whichwas set at Minnesota-Morris on Feb. 2, 2002.•The 19 made 3-pointers also set an R/A Facility single-gamerecord breaking the previous mark of 16 set four times.

MUSTANG 20-POINT GAMES •A total of five SMSU players have scored 20 or more pointsin a game during their careers, including 21 times this season. •Senior Ryan Bruggeman has 42 career 20-point games, in-cluding 16 this season, which includes scoring 30 or morepoints eight time and 40-plus points once. •Senior Taylor Schafer has nine, senior Michael Lee andsophomores Nick Dufault and Kenny Byers each have two20-point games during their careers.

20 or More Point Games - 2018-19 Season 49 Ryan Bruggeman Minnesota Crookston, 2/1/1936 Ryan Bruggeman Minnesota State, 12/7/1834 Ryan Bruggeman Minot State, 1/18/19

2018-19 NSIC StandingsSouth Division

as of Feb. 12 NSIC OverallWayne State 12-6 17-7Minnesota State 12-6 16-8Sioux Falls 10-8 15-9Augustana 10-8 14-10Southwest Minnesota State 8-10 13-11Winona State 8-10 11-13Concordia-St. Paul 3-15 8-16Upper Iowa 3-15 6-18

NSIC North Division NSIC OverallNorthern State 15-3 19-5MSU Moorhead 12-6 18-8St. Cloud State 12-6 17-7Minnesota Duluth 11-7 14-8Minnesota Crookston 8-10 15-12UMary 8-10 11-13Minot State 7-11 12-15Bemidji State 5-13 8-14

NSIC games Feb. 15Upper Iowa at Southwest Minnesota State, 7:30 p.m.Winona State at Sioux Falls, 7:30 p.m.Minnesota Duluth at Northern State, 7:30 p.m.St. Cloud State at MSU Moorhead, 7:30 p.m.Augustana at Minnesota State, 7:30 p.m.Wayne State at Concordia-St. Paul, 7:30 p.m.Minot State at Minnesota Crookston, 7:30 p.m.UMary at Bemidji State, 7:30 p.m.

Feb. 16Minnesota Duluth at MSU Moorhead, 5:30 p.m.Wayne State at Minnesota State, 5:30 p.m.Augustana at Concordia-St. Paul, 5:30 p.m.UMary at Minnesota Crookston, 5:30 p.m.Minot State at Bemidji State, 5:30 p.m.Winona State at Southwest Minnesota State, 6 p.m.Upper Iowa at Sioux Falls, 6 p.m.St. Cloud State at Northern State, 6 p.m.

Mustangs by the Numbers Under 18-19 BiglerLeading at the half 10-2 131-28Trailing at the half 3-8 40-87Tied at the half 0-1 3-6

Shooting 50% or better 9-1 100-27Shooting 40-49% 4-8 61-70Shooting less than 40% 0-2 13-24

Opponent shoots 50% or better 4-7 30-60 Opponent shoots 40-49% 4-6 92-49Opponent shoots less than 40% 3-0 52-12

SMSU outrebounds opponent or tied 9-1 132-55Opponent outrebounds SMSU 4-10 42-66

SMSU shoots more FTs 7-2 100-26Opponent shoots same or more FTs 6-9 74-95

SMSU commits 15 or fewer TOs 11-11 155-86SMSU commits more than 15 TOs 2-0 19-35

SMSU bench outscores opponent bench 6-3 115-60Opponent bench outscores/ties SMSU bench 7-8 59-61

Scoring less than 50 points 0-0 1-1Scoring 50-59 points 0-0 4-12Scoring 60-69 points 0-4 25-44 Scoring 70-79 points 3-6 65-37Scoring 80-89 points 3-1 56-21Scoring 90-99 points 4-0 15-4Scoring 100 points or more 3-0 8-2

Allowing less than 50 points 0-0 7-0Allowing 50-59 points 0-0 34-1Allowing 60-69 points 3-0 63-15Allowing 70-79 points 5-3 44-37Allowing 80-89 points 5-4 22-35Allowing 90-99 points 0-3 2-25Allowing 100 points or more 0-1 2-8

Game is decided by 1-4 points 3-0 48-27Game is decided by 5-10 points 2-5 39-44Game is decided by 11 or more points 8-6 87-50

Opponent ranked in the Top 25 poll 0-0 6-27

2018-19 Southwest Minnesota State Men’s Basketball Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown / High School / Previous School 0 Ryan Souther G 6-0 162 Jr. North Branch, Minn. / North Branch 1 Braedan Hanson F 6-7 217 So. Grand Forks, N.D. / Red River 2 Kenny Byers G 6-4 187 So. Olathe, Kan. / Olathe North 3 Ryan Bruggeman G 6-0 182 Sr. Pelican Rapids, Minn. / Pelican Rapids 4 Jacob Souther G 5-11 156 Fr. North Branch, Minn. / North Branch / Bethel University 5 Grant Kramer G 6-7 197 RFr. Johnston, Iowa / Johnston 12 Nick Dufault G 5-11 200 So. Waseca, Minn. / Waseca 20 Taylor Schafer G 6-3 184 Sr. Bismarck, N.D. / Bismarck 22 Michael Lee F 6-6 225 Sr. Dawson, Minn. / Dawson-Boyd 23 Steven McNease F 6-6 245 Sr. Rockford, Ill. / Rockford East / Copper Mountain College 35 Kevin Totusek F 6-8 236 RFr. Apple Valley, Minn. / Apple Valley 50 Kolin Bartlett F 6-6 230 Sr. St. Peter, Minn. / St. Peter Brian Dayman F 6-6 204 Fr. Bettendorf, Iowa / Pleasant Valley Kaden Evans G 6-3 174 Fr. Kansas City, Mo. / Oak Park Jake Phipps C 6-9 253 Fr. Anoka, Minn. / Anoka Head Coach: Brad Bigler, 10th season Assistant Coaches: Nick Smith, Brandon Polesky, Jared KaulPronunciation Guide: BRUGGEMAN (BREW-ga-men) ; TOTUSEK (TOE-ta-shek)


33 Ryan Bruggeman Mayville State, 11/14/1831 Ryan Bruggeman Minnesota State, 1/12/1931 Ryan Bruggeman Sioux Falls, 12/30/1831 Ryan Bruggeman Sioux Falls, 12/1/1830 Ryan Bruggeman Minnesota Duluth, 12/15/1829 Ryan Bruggeman Winona State, 1/25/1929 Ryan Bruggeman UMary, 1/19/1925 Taylor Schafer Northern State, 2/9/1925 Michael Lee Fort Hays State, 11/10/1824 Ryan Bruggeman Concordia-St. Paul, 12/8/1822 Ryan Bruggeman MSU Moorhead, 2/8/1922 Taylor Schafer Bemidji State, 2/2/1922 Ryan Bruggeman Wayne State, 1/5/1922 Nick Dufault Crown, 11/24/1821 Ryan Bruggeman Northern State, 2/8/1921 Ryan Bruggeman Upper Iowa, 1/26/1921 Taylor Schafer Minot State, 1/18/1921 Ryan Bruggeman Augustana, 1/4/1920 Kenny Byers Concordia-St. Paul, 12/8/1820 Kenny Byers Crown, 11/24/18

KOLIN BARTLETT NOTES •Has played in 22 games with six starts and is averaging 1.5ppg and 1.7 rpg. •Made three field goals vs. Augustana and Wayne State ear-lier this season. •Younger brother of former Mustang Joey Bartlett (2013-17).

RYAN BRUGGEMAN NOTES •SMSU’s all-time leader scorer with 1,997 points. •Averaging a team-high 25.1 ppg with a team-high 133 as-sists.•Has eight 30-plus point games and one 40-plus point gamethis season. •Scored a school record 49 points with a school record 20field goals vs. Minnesota Crookston this season.•Ranks first in team history with 687 field goals made. •Ranks first in team history with 5.4 assists per game.•Ranks first in team history with 643 assists. •Ranks first in team history with 514 free throws made. •Ranks first in team history with 207 steals. •Has started every game in his career. •Two-time first team All-NSIC.•Named 2018 honorable mention All-American by D2Bul-letin.•Named 2018 NABC first team All-Region and CCA secondteam All-Region. •Named MVP of the 2017 NSIC Tournament.

KENNY BYERS NOTES •Has played 24 games with 23 starts and is averaging 10.3ppg and 3.9 rpg. •Has scored double figures in 13 games. •Tied a career-high with 20 points with seven field goals vs.Concordia-St. Paul (12/8/18).•Scored 20 points on nine field goals vs. Crown (11/24/18).•Played as a true freshman in 2017-18.

NICK DUFAULT NOTES •Has played 24 games and is averaging 8.7 ppg. •Ranks third on the team with 43 3-pointers. •Season-high five 3-pointers made vs. Fort Hays State(11/10/18) and at MSU Moorhead (2/9/19). •Scored a season-high 22 points on 8 of 12 shooting withfour 3-pointers vs. Crown (11/24/18). •Ranks third in team history in 3-point field goal pct. at 43.7.•Sat out 2016-17 season as a redshirt.

BRAEDAN HANSON NOTES •Has played in 24 games with 14 starts and is averaging 7.2ppg and 4.5 rpg. •Scored a career-high 17 points vs. Crown (11/24/18).•Poured in 16 points with four 3-pointers vs. UMary(1/19/19). •Grabbed a career-high eight rebounds vs. Bethany Lutheran(11/19/18).•Sat out 2016-17 season as a redshirt.

GRANT KRAMER NOTES

•Has played in 24 games and is averaging 2.2 ppg and 2.6rpg. •Scored career-high eight points with a career-high 11 re-bounds at Minnesota State (1/12/19).•Has made career-high three field goals in four games. •Sat out the 2017-18 season as a redshirt.

MICHAEL LEE NOTES•Has started all 24 games and is averaging 8.9 ppg.•Ranks second on the team with 53 3-pointers.•Has scored double figures in 10 games this season. •Scored a career-high 25 points with seven 3-pointers vs.Fort Hays State (11/10/18). •Ranks third in team history in 3-point pct. at 43.7. •Ranks sixth in team history with 190 3-pointers.

STEVEN MCNEASE NOTES•In first season at SMSU and has one season of eligibility.•Has missed 11 games and most of a 12th with an injury. •Has played in 12 games with five starts and is averaging 5.7ppg and a team-high 7.9 rpg.•Recorded career-high 18 rebounds and scored career-high16 points vs. Northland (11/20/18).•Has two double-doubles.•Played last season at Copper Mountain College (Calif.).

TAYLOR SCHAFER NOTES•Has started all 24 games and is averaging 13.5 ppg. •Leads the team with 58 3-pointers. •Tied career-high 25 points at Northern State (2/9/19). •Has scored double figures in 19 games. •Reached 1,000 career points during win vs. Northland(11/20/18).•Ranks fourth in school history with 228 3-pointers and isfourth in 3-pointers attempted (576).

KEVIN TOTUSEK NOTES•Has played in four games and is averaging 1.5 ppg. •Scored four points vs. Crown (11/24/18). •Sat out the 2017-18 season as a redshirt.

HOME AND AWAY•SMSU is 10-5 at home this season after finishing 12-2 lastseason.•SMSU is a combined 120-44 at home since the 2007-08 sea-son. •SMSU is 3-6 in road/neutral site games this season and area combined 89-83 in 172 road/neutral site games since 2009-10.•The following is a statistical comparison of the Mustangteam averages for home and away/neutral games in 2018-19:

W-L FG% 3-FG% FT% REB PTS TOHome 10-5 50.7 44.7 82.1 33.6 84.1 10.4Away 3-6 44.1 35.6 80.0 28.7 74.9 8.8

NSIC SOUTH VS. NSIC NORTH •SMSU finished with a 5-3 record versus the NSIC North Di-vision this season and are a combined 37-19 versus Northteams in conference play since divisions were introducedprior to the start of the 2012-13 season.•SMSU finished 7-1 in 2017-18; 6-2 in 2016-17; 3-5 in 2015-16; 5-3 in 2014-15; 5-3 in 2013-14; and 6-2 in 2012-13. •The NSIC South holds a 260-188 advantage over NSIC Northteams in conference play since divisions were formed in2012-13, but this season the North finished 38-26. It’s thefirst time in seven seasons the North finished with a winningrecord. •Prior to this season, the South Division held the advantagein every season. In 2017-18, (38-26); in 2016-17 (35-29); in2015-16 (37-27); in 2014-15 (35-29); in 2013-14 (42-22),while in 2012-13 (47-17).

BRUGGEMAN EARNS PRESEASON HONOR; SMSUPICKED SIXTH IN NSIC PRESEASON POLL•Senior guard Ryan Bruggeman was named the NSIC SouthDivision Preseason Player of the Year for the second straightseason. •SMSU was picked to finish sixth overall and fourth in the

Mustangs in Double Digits / Game LeadersThe following are SMSU’s number of individual double figure scor-ing, rebounding and double-double games from 2018-19 and intheir careers. Double- Points Rebounds Doubles 18-19 Career 18-19 Career 18-19 CareerBartlett 0 1 0 0 0 0Bruggeman 24 96 0 0 2 7Byers 13 15 1 1 1 1Dufault 10 17 0 0 0 0Hansen 7 7 0 0 0 0Kramer 0 0 1 1 0 0Lee 10 28 1 1 1 1McNease 2 2 4 4 2 2Schafer 19 61 0 0 0 0

40-Point Scoring Games 2018-19 CareerBruggeman 1 1

30-Point Scoring Games 2018-19 CareerBruggeman 8 10

20-Point Scoring Games 2018-19 CareerBruggeman 16 42Schafer 3 9Byers 2 2Lee 1 2Dufault 1 2

Games Leading in Scoring* 2018-19 CareerBruggeman 18 56Schafer 4 16Dufault 2 3Lee 1 2Hanson 1 1

Games Leading in Rebounding* 2018-19 CareerMcNease 7 7Bruggeman 6 10Hanson 7 7Byers 3 4Lee 2 2Kramer 2 2Bartlett 0 1

Games Leading in Assists* 2018-19 CareerBruggeman 20 98Kramer 2 2Byers 1 2Hanson 1 1McNease 1 1Dufault 1 1Bartlett 1 1Schafer 0 1

Note: * Includes sharing team lead

SMSU 2018-19 Starting Line-upsBartlett, Bruggeman, Byers, Lee, Schafer ................................2-4Bruggeman, Byers, Hanson, Lee, Schafer ................................8-5Bruggeman, Hanson, Lee, McNease, Schafer ..........................0-1Bruggeman, Byers, Lee, McNease, Schafer .............................3-1

Starts 2018-19 CareerBartlett .......................................................6..............................6Bruggeman ................................................24 ........................120Byers..........................................................23 ..........................23Hanson ......................................................14 ..........................14Lee.............................................................24 ..........................82Schafer.......................................................24 ..........................28McNease ....................................................5..............................5

SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL 4South Division in the 16-team NSIC Preseason Coaches’ Pollreleased in October. •Minnesota State and St. Cloud State was chosen as the over-all co-favorites.

BACK-TO-BACK 20-WIN SEASONS •SMSU’s 25 victories last season ranks as the fourth highestin team history. •SMSU has recorded back-to-back 20-win seasons for just thesecond time in program history and has a total of six 20-winseasons in team history. •SMSU combined to win 53 games the last two seasons(2016-18) which is the best two-year combined wins total inteam history.

SMSU IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT •SMSU made its fifth NCAA Tournament appearance (2001,2009, 2012, 2017, 2018) last season since moving to DivisionII in 1995-96. •SMSU is 9-5 all-time in NCAA Tournament games and hasappeared in three region championship games, while winningregion championships in both 2001 and 2009.

NSIC SOUTH CHAMPIONS AGAIN•SMSU captured the program’s second straight NSIC SouthDivision title last season. The NSIC divisional format was cre-ated prior to the 2012-13 season. •SMSU tied with St. Cloud State for second place overall inthe 16-team conference. •SMSU won overall NSIC championships in both 2001 and2009.

BRUGGEMAN 2017-18 POST SEASON HONORS•SMSU senior Ryan Bruggeman was named honorable men-tion All-American by D2Bulletin last season. •He was the first SMSU player to earn All-American honorssince Ross DeMasi in 2009. •Bruggeman was also named first team All-NSIC, first teamNABC All-Region and second team CCA All-Region.

WINS VERSUS NATIONALLY RANKED TEAMS•SMSU has yet to face a nationally-ranked team in 2018-19. •SMSU defeated No. 7 (D2SIDA)/No. 12 (NABC) NorthernState 64-57 on Jan. 27, 2018, in Aberdeen, S.D., recording itslone win over a ranked team last season. •Prior to the victory last season over NSU, SMSU’s last victoryover a Top 10 team was on March 3, 2010, at No. 8 (NABC)Minnesota State in the quarterfinals of the NSIC Tournament.

HOME SWEET HOME •The 2018-19 season marks the 23rd year the R/A Facility hasserved as the home arena for SMSU men’s basketball. •SMSU has a record of 227-86 (.725) in 313 games with justtwo losing seasons.

SMSU in the R/A FacilityYear Overall NSIC Non1996-97 6-4 3-2 3-21997-98 8-5 4-2 4-31998-99 10-3 5-1 5-21999-00 12-3 7-2 5-12000-01 12-1 9-0 3-12001-02 12-2 7-2 5-02002-03 9-5 7-2 2-32003-04 9-5 5-3 4-22004-05 6-8 3-4 3-42005-06 10-5 3-4 7-12006-07 13-2 8-1 5-1 2007-08 12-2 7-2 5-02008-09 13-3 8-2 5-12009-10 12-3 7-3 5-02010-11 10-3 8-3 2-02011-12 10-2 9-2 1-02012-13 7-4 7-4 0-02013-14 11-4 8-3 3-12014-15 6-8 4-7 2-12015-16 8-4 7-4 1-02016-17 9-3 8-3 1-02017-18 12-2 10-1 2-12018-19 10-5 5-4 5-1Totals 227-86 149-61 78-25

CONSECUTIVE 3-POINT GAMES •Southwest Minnesota State has connected on at least one3-point field goal in 613 straight games. •The last time SMSU failed to score a 3-pointer was on Dec.11, 1998, versus MSU Moorhead (0 for 10) at the NorthDakota State Classic.

MUSTANGS REACH 100 AND THEN SOME •SMSU has scored 100 or more points three times this sea-son, defeating Bethany Lutheran, 101-81, Crown College, 100-81 and Minnesota Crookston, 100-78. •It’s the first time SMSU has scored 100 or more three timesin a season since the 2000-01 season. •The last time SMSU reached 100 points four times in a sea-son came during the 1996-97 season, when SMSU reachedthe century mark five times. •SMSU is now 40-8 all-time when scoring 100 points.

WORKING OVERTIME •SMSU is 45-39 all-time in overtime games, including 0-1 lastseason following a 91-85 at Sioux Falls on Nov. 25, 2017.•SMSU is 7-6 in double overtime games and 0-2 in triple over-time games all-time.

SMSU RANKED IN THREE PRESEASON POLLS•SMSU opened the 2018-19 regular season ranked in threepreseason polls. •SMSU was ranked No. 20 by the NABC, No. 14 by D2Bulletinand No. 22 by D2SIDA.

SMSU ALL-TIME IN THE NSIC •The 2018-19 campaign marks the 50th season SMSU hascompeted in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. •SMSU has an all-time record of 369-395 in 764 conferencegames, finishing in the top half of the final standings 25 timesin 49 seasons. •SMSU has finished in the top half of the NSIC standings in17 of the last 22 seasons since 1997-98.

SMSU ALL-TIME IN THE NSIC TOURNAMENT•Since the NSIC Tournament started in 2000, SMSU is 23-16all-time with two championships (2012 & 2017).•SMSU has advanced to the semifinals 11 times and haveplayed in seven championship games (2001, 2002, 2007,2010, 2012, 2017, 2018).•The Mustangs are 10-2 at home, 1-7 on the road and 12-7in neutral sites tournament games.

MUSTANG HISTORY •Southwest Minnesota State is competing in its 52nd seasonof men’s basketball in 2018-19.•SMSU has played 1,439 games compiling an all-time recordof 666-773. •SMSU has won two NSIC regular season championships(2001 & 2009), two NSIC South Division championships (2017& 2018), two NSIC tournament championships (2012, 2017),two NCAA region championships (2001 & 2009) and has ap-peared in five NCAA tournaments (2001, 2009, 2012, 2017,2018).•SMSU has recorded 23 winning seasons in program historywith 16 coming in the last 20 years.

Mustangs in the SMSU Career Record Book

Free Throw Pct. (minimum 100 made) 1. .855 Ryan Bruggeman (514-601) - 2015-19 2. .853 Matt Fletcher (198-232) - 2004-08 3. .845 Jacob Fahl (377-446) - 1999-03 4. .841 Sam Leggett (212-252) - 1974-76

Assists 1. 643 Ryan Bruggeman - 2015-19 2. 396 Vinard Birch - 2010-14 3. 342 Andrew Peschong - 2006-10

3-Point Field Goals Made 1. 305 Matt Fletcher (118 games) - 2004-08 2. 268 Adam Tesch (112 games) - 1998-02 3. 253 Jordan Miller (115 games) - 2009-13 4. 228 Taylor Schafer (120 games) - 2015-19 5. 210 Travis Krenske (86 games) - 2005-08 6. 190 Michael Lee (117 games) - 2015-19

Free Throws Made 1. 514 Ryan Bruggeman (120 games) - 2015-19 2. 381 Scott Koenen (89 games) - 1998-01 3. 377 Jacob Fahl (120 games) - 1999-03 4. 338 Mike Lang (82 games) - 1968-72

Points 1. 1997 Ryan Bruggeman (120 games) - 2015-19 2. 1638 Jacob Fahl (120 games) - 1999-03 3. 1600 Mike Tobin (114 games) - 1982-86 4. 1563 Jordan Miller (115 games) - 2009-13 5. 1512 Andre Beasley (72 games) - 1990-93 6. 1471 Chad Koenen (119 games) - 1998-02 7. 1399 Scott Koenen (89 games) - 1998-01 8. 1398 Joey Bartlett (122 games) - 2013-17 9. 1375 Matt Fletcher (118 games) - 2004-08 10. 1347 Carter Kirk (124 games) - 2014-18 11. 1252 Taylor Schafer (120 games) - 2015-19

Field Goals Made 1. 687 Ryan Bruggeman (120 games) - 2015-19 2. 658 Mike Tobin (114 games) - 1982-86 3. 601 Andre Beasley (72 games) - 1990-93 4. 595 Chad Koenen (119 games) - 1998-02 5. 544 Jacob Fahl (120 games) - 1999-03

Steals 1. 207 Ryan Bruggeman - 2015-19 2. 157 Andre Beasley - 1990-93 3. 151 Juan Mitchell - 1983-87

3-Point Field Goals Pct. (minimum 50 made) 1. .507 MJ Delmore (72-142) - 2014-16 2. .448 Matt Fletcher (305-681) - 2004-08 3. .437 Michael Lee (190-435) - 2015-19 4. .437 Nick Dufault (87-199) - 2017-19 5. .423 William Giddings (91-215) - 2010-14

Free Throws Attempted 1. 601 Ryan Bruggeman (120 games) - 2015-19 2. 551 Mike Lang (82 games) - 1968-72

Field Goals Attempted 1. 1389 Ryan Bruggeman (120 games) - 2015-19 2. 1332 Mike Tobin (114 games) - 1982-86 3. 1287 Andre Beasley (72 games) - 1990-93 4. 1264 Jacob Fahl (120 games) - 1999-03 5. 1222 Jordan Miller (115 games) - 2009-13


TEAM SINGLE GAMEScored 90 or MORE points: ................................................100 vs. Minnesota Crookston, 2-1-19 • Won, 100-78Scored 100 or MORE points: ..............................................100 vs. Minnesota Crookston, 2-1-19 • Won, 100-78Scored 110 or MORE points: ..................................................................116 vs. Crown, 11-21-17 • Won, 116-80Scored LESS than 50 points: ..........................................................................48 at U-Mary, 1-14-11 • Lost, 60-48

Allowed 90 or MORE points: ..............................................................91 at Northern State, 2-9-19 • Lost, 91-81Allowed 100 or MORE points: ....................................................101 at Minnesota State, 1-12-19 • Lost, 101-72Allowed 110 or MORE points: ....................................................115 at MSU Moorhead, 1-16-16 • Lost, 115-82Allowed 100 or MORE points in back to back games: ..................103 at SCSU, 103 at UMD, 1-29-16 & 1-30-16 Allowed LESS than 50 points: ..............................................................45 vs. Wayne State, 3-2-14 • Won, 68-45

SMSU & opponent both scored MORE than 100 points: ................SMSU 113, MSU Moorhead 105 OT, 1-27-17SMSU & opponent both scored LESS than 50 points: ............SMSU 47, Northwest Missouri State 46, 11-27-10

Won by 20 or MORE points: ................................................................22 vs. Bemidji State, 2-2-19 • Won, 84-62Won by 30 or MORE points: ......................................................31 vs. Northland (Wis.), 11-20-18 • Won, 92-61Won by 40 or MORE points: ............................................51 vs. Humboldt State (Calif.), 11-8-07 • Won, 103-52Won by 50 or MORE points: ............................................51 vs. Humboldt State (Calif.), 11-8-07 • Won, 103-52

Lost by 20 or MORE points: ..........................................................29 at Minnesota State, 1-12-19 • Lost, 101-72Lost by 30 or MORE points: ..........................................................33 at MSU Moorhead, 1-16-16 • Lost, 115-82Lost by 40 or MORE points: ........................................................42 at Minnesota State, 11-26-04 • Lost, 105-63Lost by 50 or MORE points: ........................................................58 vs. Minnesota Duluth, 1-22-89 • Lost, 89-31

Played in overtime: ................................................................................at Sioux Falls, 11-25-17 • Lost, 91-85 OTPlayed in double overtime: ................................................................vs. Augustana, 2-27-17 • Won, 97-89 2OTPlayed in triple overtime: ..........................................................................at Concordia, 2-13-10 • Lost, 104-103Won in overtime: ....................................................................................vs. Northern State, 11-19-15 • 111-105

Played a Top 25 team: .......................... at No. 7 (D2SIDA)/No. 9 (NABC) Northern State, 2-27-18 • Lost, 81-75Played a No. 1 ranked team: ....................................at No. 1 (NABC) NW Missouri State, 3-14-17 • Lost, 55-52Beat a Top 10 team: ....................................................at No. 7 (D2SIDA) Northern State, 1-27-18 • Won, 64-57Beat a Top 25 team: ............................at No. 7 (D2SIDA)/No. 12 (NABC) Northern State, 1-27-18 • Won, 64-57Played an NCAA Division I team: ..................................................at South Dakota State, 11-18-13 • Lost, 83-62

Made 10+ 3-point field goals: ....................................................................................12 vs. Bemidji State, 2-2-19Made 15+ 3-point field goals: ......................................................................16 vs. Minnesota Crookston, 2-1-19Consecutive 3-point field goals made: ......................................................................12 at Bemidji State, 1-22-00 Made 0 3-point field goals: ....................................................................................vs. MSU Moorhead, 12-11-98

Made 30+ free throws: ................................................................................33 vs. Northern Michigan, 11-18-17Made 35+ team free throws: ..............................................................................35 vs. MSU Moorhead, 1-13-01Shot 90% or better from the free throw line (min. 10 FTA): ..............92.3 (12 of 13) at MSU Moorehad, 2-8-19Attempted/Made 0 free throws: ........................................................................................vs. Augustana, 1-3-15Attempted 40 or MORE free throws: ............................................................41 vs. Northern Michigan, 11-18-17Shot LESS than 50% from the free throw line (min. 10 FTA): ..................43.8 (7 of 16) vs. Augustana, 12-30-17

Had 45+ rebounds: ..........................................................................................................47 vs. Crown, 11-24-18Had 50+ rebounds: ..............................................................................................50 vs. Minnesota State, 2-26-11Had rebound margin of +15: ..........................................................................................+19 vs. Crown, 11-24-18Had rebound margin of +20: ..........................................................................+22 vs. Northland (Wis.), 11-20-18Had rebound margin of +25: ......................................................................+25 vs. Minnesota Crookston, 2-6-16Had rebound margin of -15: ............................................................................-18 at Concordia-St. Paul, 1-11-19

Had 20+ assists: ..................................................................................................21 vs. Fort Hays State, 11-10-18Had 30+ assists: ................................................................................................33 vs. Trinity Bible (N.D.), 2-18-02

Had 15+ steals: ................................................................................................15 vs. Concordia-St. Paul, 1-20-17Had 20+ steals: ..................................................................................................24 at Minnesota Duluth, 1-20-12

Committed 5 or LESS turnovers: ..................................................................................4 vs. Bemidji State, 2-2-19Committed 10 or LESS turnovers: ..............................................................................8 at Northern State, 2-9-19Committed 20 or MORE turnovers: ............................................................................20 at Upper Iowa, 12-2-16Committed 25 or MORE turnovers: ..............................................................27 at South Dakota State, 11-22-03

Forced 20 or MORE turnovers: ............................................................................21 vs. Minnesota State, 1-21-17Forced 25 or MORE turnovers: ..........................................................................29 at Minnesota Duluth, 1-20-12

Made 35+ field goals: ..................................................................................41 vs. Minnesota Crookston, 2-1-19Made 40+ field goals: ..................................................................................41 vs. Minnesota Crookston, 2-1-19

Shot 50% in a GAME: ............................................................................55.0 (33 of 60) at Northern State, 2-9-19Shot 60% in a GAME: ..................................................................60.0 (39 of 65) vs. Bethany Lutheran, 11-19-18Shot LESS than 30% in a GAME: ......................................................29.2 (21 of 72) vs. Minnesota State, 2-26-11

An opponent shot 50% in a GAME: ......................................................65.2 (30 of 46) at Northern State, 2-9-19An opponent shot 60% in a GAME: ......................................................65.2 (30 of 46) at Northern State, 2-9-19An opponent shot LESS than 30% in a GAME: ....................................28.1 (16 of 57) vs. Dakota State, 11-25-09

An opponent made 10 or more 3-pointers in a GAME: ..........................................12 at Northern State, 2-9-19An opponent made 15 or more 3-pointers in a GAME: ..............................................15 at Upper Iowa, 1-26-19

TEAM SINGLE HALFScored 50+ points in one HALF: ............................................................54 (1st) vs. Minnesota Crookston, 2-1-19Scored 60+ points in one HALF: ............................................................61 (2nd) vs. Jamestown (N.D.), 11-21-14Scored LESS than 25 points in one HALF: ......................................19 (1st) at Northwest Missouri State, 3-14-17Scored LESS than 20 points in one HALF: ......................................19 (1st) at Northwest Missouri State, 3-14-17

Allowed 50+ points in one HALF:......................................................................51 (1st) at Northern State, 2-9-19Allowed 60+ points in one HALF:..........................................................................64 (1st) vs. Augustana, 2-12-16Allowed LESS than 25 points in one HALF: ........................................................23 (2nd) vs. Sioux Falls, 12-16-17Allowed LESS than 20 points in one HALF:..................................................15 (2nd) vs. Michigan Tech, 11-17-17Allowed 15 or LESS points in one HALF:......................................................15 (2nd) vs. Michigan Tech, 11-17-17

Shot 60% in one HALF: ........................................................62.2 (1st, 23 of 37) vs. Minnesota Crookston, 2-1-19Shot 70% in one HALF: ..............................................................76.9 (1st, 20 of 26) vs. Fort Hays State, 11-10-18Shot 80% in one HALF:....................................................................80.0 (2nd, 16 of 20) at Minot State, 12-13-14Made 10 or more 3-point field goals in one HALF: ..................................13 vs. Fort Hays State (Kan.), 11-10-18Shot LESS than 30% in one HALF: ....................................29.6 (2nd, 8 of 28) vs. Fort Hays State (Kan.), 11-10-17Shot LESS than 20% in one HALF: ..............................16.7 (1st, 4 of 24) vs. Northwest Missouri State, 11-27-10

An opponent shot 60% in a HALF: ................................................61.9 (2nd, 13 of 21) at Northern State, 2-9-19An opponent shot 70% in a HALF: ......................................................81.5 (1st, 22 of 27) vs. Augustana, 2-12-16An opponent shot 80% in a HALF: ......................................................81.5 (1st, 22 of 27) vs. Augustana, 2-12-16

An opponent shot LESS than 30% in a HALF: ..........................28.6 (1st, 8 of 28) at Minnesota Duluth, 12-15-18An opponent shot LESS than 20% in a HALF: ............................12.0 (2nd, 3 of 25) vs. Northern State, 12-11-09An opponent shot LESS than 15% in a HALF: ............................12.0 (2nd, 3 of 25) vs. Northern State, 12-11-09

An opponent made LESS than five FG in a HALF: ........................................3 vs. Northern State (2nd), 12-11-09

INDIVIDUAL(S) SINGLE GAMEScore 40+ points: ..............................................................49, Ryan Bruggeman vs. Minnesota Crookston, 2-1-19Score 35+ points: ..............................................................49, Ryan Bruggeman vs. Minnesota Crookston, 2-1-19Score 30+ points: ..............................................................49, Ryan Bruggeman vs. Minnesota Crookston, 2-1-19Score 25+ points: ..............................................................................25, Taylor Schafer at Northern State, 2-9-19Score 30+ points in back-to-back games: ................................................................................ Ryan Bruggeman,................................................................................31 at Minnesota State, 1-12-19 ; 34 vs. Minot State, 1-18-19Score 25+ points in back-to-back games: ............................................................................Ryan Bruggeman, 4x,..............................................31 at MSU, 1-12-19 ; 34 vs. MISU, 1-18-19 ; 29 vs. UMary, 1-19-19 ; 29 at WSU, 1-25-19Score 25+ points in three and four straight games: ............................................................Ryan Bruggeman, 4x,..............................................31 at MSU, 1-12-19 ; 34 vs. MISU, 1-18-19 ; 29 vs. UMary, 1-19-19 ; 29 at WSU, 1-25-19Score 20+ points in back-to-back games: ................................................................................ Ryan Bruggeman,................................................................................22 at MSU Moorhead, 2-8-19 ; 21 at Northern State, 2-9-19

Score 20+ points in three straight games: .......................................................................... Ryan Bruggeman, 6x,..31 at MSU, 1-12-19 ; 34 vs. MISU, 1-18-19 ; 29 vs. UMary, 1-19-19 ; 29 at WSU, 1-25-19 ; 21 at UIU, 1-26-19 ; 49 vs. UMC, 2-1-19Score 20+ points in four straight games: ............................................................................ Ryan Bruggeman, 6x,..31 at MSU, 1-12-19 ; 34 vs. MISU, 1-18-19 ; 29 vs. UMary, 1-19-19 ; 29 at WSU, 1-25-19 ; 21 at UIU, 1-26-19 ; 49 vs. UMC, 2-1-19 Score 20+ points in five straight games:.............................................................................. Ryan Bruggeman, 6x,..31 at MSU, 1-12-19 ; 34 vs. MISU, 1-18-19 ; 29 vs. UMary, 1-19-19 ; 29 at WSU, 1-25-19 ; 21 at UIU, 1-26-19 ; 49 vs. UMC, 2-1-19

Had 2+ players score 20+ points: ..............Taylor Schafer (25), Ryan Bruggeman (21) at Northern State, 2-9-19Had 3+ players score 20+ points: ..................................Kevin Andrews (26), Scott Roehl (26), Jordan Miller (24)

..............................................................................................................................vs. Concordia-St. Paul, 2-13-10

Made 15+ field goals: ......................................................20, Ryan Bruggeman vs. Minnesota Crookston, 2-1-19Made 20+ field goals: ......................................................20, Ryan Bruggeman vs. Minnesota Crookston, 2-1-19Made 10+ 3-point field goals: ......................................................10, Adam Tesch at Minnesota-Morris, 1-29-00Made 15+ free throws: ......................................................15, Shaun Condon vs. Fort Hays State (Kan.), 11-9-13

Had 15+ rebounds: ..............................................................18, Steven McNease vs. Northland (Wis.), 11-20-18Had 20+ rebounds: ..............................................................................21, Carter Kirk at Northern State, 1-27-18

Had 10+ assists: ..................................................................10, Ryan Bruggeman vs. Concordia-St. Paul, 12-8-18Had 10+ assists in two straight games:........11, Ryan Bruggeman vs. Missouri Southern, 3-10-18; vs. Minnesota State, 3-11-18

Had 7+ steals: ..........................................................................7, Ryan Krome vs. Minnesota Crookston, 1-25-08

Had 5+ blocked shots: ......................................................................6, Carter Kirk vs. Minnesota Duluth, 12-9-16

Record a double-double: ........................ Michael Lee at Minnesota Duluth, 12-15-18 (13 points, 10 rebounds)Two players record a double-double: ................................................................ vs. Concordia-St. Paul, 12-8-18, ..........................................Ryan Bruggeman (24 points, 10 assists) & Steven McNease (10 points, 11 rebounds)

Score 20-plus points and 10-plus rebounds: .............. Carter Kirk vs. U-Mary, 2-21-18 (24 points, 14 rebounds)Record a triple-double: ................................................................................................................................never

Six players score in double figures: ................................................................................at Upper Iowa, 1-26-19,......................................................Bruggeman (21), Schafer (17), Lee (14), Byers (12), Dufault (10), Hanson (10)Seven players score in double figures: ..................................................................at Minnesota Duluth, 1-11-14,......................................Weg (14), Birch (13), Smith (12), S. Condon (12), Giddings (11), Bartlett (10), Zager (10)

Won game after trailing by 15-plus points: ........................................17, (26-9, 9:59, 1st) at Upper Iowa, 1-6-18Lost game after leading by 15-plus points: ....................................16, (35-19, 4:47, 1st) at Upper Iowa, 12-2-16Made a last-second shot to win a game:..............................................Ryan Bruggeman at Upper Iowa, 1-6-18, 1.6Made a shot to win a game with less than 15 seconds : ................Ryan Bruggeman at Upper Iowa, 1-6-18, 1.6Made a last-second FT to win a game: ..............Scott Roehl vs. Northwest Missouri State, 11-27-10 (47-46), 2.1Lost a game on FG/FT with less than 10 seconds: ............Carson Parker vs. Upper Iowa, 3FG, 1-7-17 (99-96 OT), 0.2

MISC. RECORDSWon back-to-back true road games: ................................12/15/18 -- 12/30/18 (Minnesota Duluth, Sioux Falls)Won five consecutive true road games: ......5, 12/3/16 -- 1/13/17 (Winona State, Sioux Falls, Augie, Wayne State, UMC)Lost 10 consecutive true road games: ..............................................Nov. 18, 2010 to Feb. 18, 2011 (11 straight)Lost back-to-back home games: ................................................................1/4-5/19 (Augustana & Wayne State)Won 10 consecutive games:....................................................................................10 games, 1-27-18 to 2-26-18Won 15 consecutive games:......................................................................................15 games, 1-10-09 to 3-4-09Lost 10 consecutive games: ................................................................................................20, 2-23-94 to 2-8-95Lost 20 consecutive games: ................................................................................................20, 2-23-94 to 2-8-95

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16.University of Mary.. 18 136 400 .340 15.Concordia-St. Paul.. 18 140 408 .343 14.Wayne State......... 18 125 349 .358 13.Minnesota State..... 18 155 427 .363 12.Sioux Falls......... 18 131 357 .367 11.Minnesota Duluth.... 18 137 366 .374 10.Augustana........... 18 147 391 .376 9.Southwest Minnesota. 18 165 433 .381 8.Bemidji State....... 18 174 452 .385 8.Augustana........... 18 182 482 .378 7.Winona State........ 18 189 484 .390 7.Northern State...... 18 116 309 .375 6.St. Cloud State..... 18 172 427 .403 6.Minot State......... 18 143 382 .374 5.Upper Iowa.......... 18 202 500 .404 5.Minnesota Duluth.... 18 142 382 .372 4.MSU Moorhead........ 18 138 328 .421 4.Southwest Minnesota. 18 153 412 .371 3.Minot State......... 18 132 311 .424 3.Sioux Falls......... 18 155 418 .371 2.Northern State...... 18 157 369 .425 2.Wayne State......... 18 118 343 .344 1.Minnesota Crookston. 18 173 406 .426 1.Minnesota State..... 18 132 392 .337 --------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- ## Team G FG FGA Pct ## Team G FG FGA Pct 3-POINT FG PCT 3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE

16.University of Mary.. 18 445 1045 .426 16.Upper Iowa.......... 18 587 1173 .500 15.Winona State........ 18 493 1094 .451 15.St. Cloud State..... 18 526 1075 .489 14.Augustana........... 18 506 1120 .452 14.Southwest Minnesota. 18 531 1089 .488 13.Concordia-St. Paul.. 18 488 1080 .452 13.Winona State........ 18 487 1014 .480 12.Upper Iowa.......... 18 496 1091 .455 12.MSU Moorhead........ 18 545 1136 .480 11.Bemidji State....... 18 478 1047 .457 11.Bemidji State....... 18 532 1115 .477 10.Minnesota Crookston. 18 514 1125 .457 10.Concordia-St. Paul.. 18 539 1143 .472 9.Minnesota State..... 18 521 1140 .457 9.Minot State......... 18 498 1061 .469 8.Sioux Falls......... 18 508 1100 .462 8.Minnesota Crookston. 18 506 1079 .469 7.Southwest Minnesota. 18 516 1117 .462 7.Augustana........... 18 507 1091 .465 6.Wayne State......... 18 518 1120 .463 6.University of Mary.. 18 468 1020 .459 5.Minnesota Duluth.... 18 478 1032 .463 5.Northern State...... 18 482 1056 .456 4.St. Cloud State..... 18 525 1082 .485 4.Wayne State......... 18 471 1040 .453 3.MSU Moorhead........ 18 565 1114 .507 3.Minnesota Duluth.... 18 484 1090 .444 2.Northern State...... 18 523 1025 .510 2.Sioux Falls......... 18 457 1052 .434 1.Minot State......... 18 534 1033 .517 1.Minnesota State..... 18 488 1131 .431 --------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- ## Team G FG FGA Pct ## Team G FG FGA Pct FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE

16.Concordia-St. Paul.. 18 73.1 85.2 -12.2 16.Minnesota Duluth.... 18 274 390 .703 15.Upper Iowa.......... 18 76.6 86.1 -9.5 15.Minnesota State..... 18 256 363 .705 14.Bemidji State....... 18 72.9 81.4 -8.5 14.Minot State......... 18 160 220 .727 13.Southwest Minnesota. 18 77.2 81.1 -3.9 13.Sioux Falls......... 18 281 386 .728 12.University of Mary.. 18 71.5 74.6 -3.1 12.University of Mary.. 18 261 350 .746 11.Minot State......... 18 75.6 76.8 -1.3 11.Bemidji State....... 18 183 245 .747 10.Augustana........... 18 78.2 78.7 -0.4 10.Concordia-St. Paul.. 18 199 261 .762 9.Minnesota Crookston. 18 79.2 79.0 +0.2 9.Minnesota Crookston. 18 225 295 .763 8.MSU Moorhead........ 18 84.0 82.3 +1.7 8.Winona State........ 18 185 242 .764 7.Winona State........ 18 75.6 73.1 +2.4 7.Northern State...... 18 279 364 .766 6.Minnesota Duluth.... 18 75.9 72.9 +3.1 6.Upper Iowa.......... 18 185 241 .768 5.St. Cloud State..... 18 81.6 76.6 +5.0 5.Wayne State......... 18 229 297 .771 4.Sioux Falls......... 18 79.3 74.2 +5.1 4.St. Cloud State..... 18 246 319 .771 3.Minnesota State..... 18 80.7 75.4 +5.3 3.MSU Moorhead........ 18 244 316 .772 2.Wayne State......... 18 77.2 71.8 +5.4 2.Augustana........... 18 249 311 .801 1.Northern State...... 18 82.3 71.7 +10.6 1.Southwest Minnesota. 18 192 234 .821 ---------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- ## Team G OFF DEF Margin ## Team G FTM FTA Pct SCORING MARGIN FREE THROW PCT

16.University of Mary.. 18 8-10 1287 71.5 16.Upper Iowa.......... 18 1550 86.1 15.Bemidji State....... 18 5-13 1313 72.9 15.Concordia-St. Paul.. 18 1534 85.2 14.Concordia-St. Paul.. 18 3-15 1315 73.1 14.MSU Moorhead........ 18 1482 82.3 Minot State......... 18 7-11 1360 75.6 13.Bemidji State....... 18 1466 81.4 12.Winona State........ 18 8-10 1360 75.6 12.Southwest Minnesota. 18 1459 81.1 11.Minnesota Duluth.... 18 11-7 1367 75.9 11.Minnesota Crookston. 18 1422 79.0 10.Upper Iowa.......... 18 3-15 1379 76.6 10.Augustana........... 18 1416 78.7


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7 Taylor Kevion WSU SO 18 125 50 47 347 19.3 Davis, Gage-SCSU......... SR 18 31 102 133 7.4 6.Akibo, David-MINOT....... SR 18 138 25 60 361 20.1 6.Burns,Sean-UMD........... SR 18 43 90 133 7.4 5.Myer,Brandon-UMD......... JR 17 123 26 94 366 21.5 Smith, Sean-SCSU......... SR 18 40 102 142 7.9 4.Cleary, Harrison-UMC..... JR 18 135 52 84 406 22.6 4.Janssen, Jordan-WSC...... FR 18 52 90 142 7.9 3.Evans, Trevon-USF........ SR 18 145 55 84 429 23.8 Akibo, David-MINOT....... SR 18 23 120 143 7.9 2.Davis, Gage-SCSU......... SR 18 181 30 87 479 26.6 2.Matthews, Bryndan-CSP.... SR 18 29 114 143 7.9 1.Bruggeman, Ryan-SMSU..... SR 18 176 25 107 484 26.9 1.Myer,Brandon-UMD......... JR 17 44 138 182 10.7 ## Player-Team Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G SCORING REBOUNDING To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team’s games. Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (Conference games only)

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.07 7.Wagner, Caleb-WSU........ JR 18 60 3.3 29 1.6 2

.41 6.Smith, Ian-NSU........... SR 16 89 5.6 37 2.3 2

.53 5.Morgan, Ja-BSU........... JR 18 114 6.3 45 2.5 2

.68 4.Haber,Kyle-UIU........... SR 16 51 3.2 19 1.2 2

.69 3.Cody, Max-MINOT.......... SO 18 121 6.7 45 2.5 2

.67 2.Heede-Andersen, Adam-SCSU SR 18 56 3.1 12 0.7 4

.63 1.Whitelow, Devin-WSU...... SO 18 90 5.0 16 0.9 5tio ## Player-Team Cl G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ra

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Baughman, Hayden-CSP..... FR 16 32 2.00 Rohrscheib,Logan-UMD..... JR 18 36 2.00 50 Irsfeld, Bryce-MSUM...... FR 18 36 2.00 50 14.Baumgartner, Gavin-MSUM.. FR 18 36 2.00 51 13.Knickerbocker, Chase-UMC. SR 18 37 2.06

59 11.Lee, Michael-SMSU........ SR 18 41 2.28

63 9.Beisch, Kyle-MINOT....... JR 17 41 2.41

68 7.Cartwright,Matt-AUGIE.... SO 18 47 2.61 77 Smoldt,Joe-UIU........... SO 15 40 2.67 09 5.Williams, Jareese-UIU.... SO 18 48 2.67 22 43 .512 4.Taylor, Kevion-WSU....... SO 18 50 2.78 36 69 .522 3.Cleary, Harrison-UMC..... JR 18 52 2.89 21 40 .525 2.Evans, Trevon-USF........ SR 18 55 3.06 71 129 .550 1.Theisen, Brindley-SCSU... SR 18 71 3.94 3FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG Avg/G 3-POINT FG MADE

71 87 .816 Grinde, Chase-USF........ FR 18 22 1.22 42 51 .824 Morgan, Ja-BSU........... JR 18 22 1.22 54 64 .844 Joseph, Trevin-WSC....... SR 18 22 1.22 49 58 .845 12.Sem, Siman-MSUM.......... FR 18 22 1.22 79 93 .849 11.Myer,Brandon-UMD......... JR 17 21 1.24 37 43 .860 Whitelow, Devin-WSU...... SO 18 23 1.28 43 49 .878 9.Evans, Trevon-USF........ SR 18 23 1.28 36 41 .878 Haber,Kyle-UIU........... SR 16 21 1.31 87 99 .879 7.Austin III, Dennis-MARY.. SR 16 21 1.31 107 117 .915 6.Janssen, Vance-WSC....... SR 18 24 1.33 47 51 .922 Smith, Sean-SCSU......... SR 18 26 1.44 50 54 .926 4.Janssen, Jordan-WSC...... FR 18 26 1.44 62 66 .939 3.Davis, Gage-SCSU......... SR 18 27 1.50 44 46 .957 2.White, Jaylan-MARY....... JR 18 28 1.56 84 87 .966 1.Bruggeman, Ryan-SMSU..... SR 18 39 2.17 FTM FTA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Steals Avg/G STEALS

102 191 .534 15.Myer,Brandon-UMD......... JR 17 53 3.12 120 224 .536 14.McCloud, Juwan-MSU....... JR 18 57 3.17 79 147 .537 13.Haber,Kyle-UIU........... SR 16 51 3.19 48 89 .539 12.White, Jaylan-MARY....... JR 18 59 3.28 89 162 .549 11.Wagner, Caleb-WSU........ JR 18 60 3.33 117 212 .552 10.Smith, Sean-SCSU......... SR 18 61 3.39 58 104 .558 9.Matthews, Bryndan-CSP.... SR 18 62 3.44 60 107 .561 8.Smoldt,Joe-UIU........... SO 15 53 3.53 76 135 .563 7.Cleary, Harrison-UMC..... JR 18 74 4.11 113 198 .571 6.Plitzuweit,A.J.-AUGIE.... FR 14 61 4.36 64 112 .571 Whitelow, Devin-WSU...... SO 18 90 5.00 92 160 .575 4.Bruggeman, Ryan-SMSU..... SR 18 90 5.00 121 203 .596 3.Smith, Ian-NSU........... SR 16 89 5.56 81 133 .609 2.Morgan, Ja-BSU........... JR 18 114 6.33 56 74 .757 1.Cody, Max-MINOT.......... SO 18 121 6.72 FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Assists Avg/G ASSISTS

22 45 293 16.3 Fries, Bo-NSU............ SR 18 29 75 104 5.8 10 55 299 16.6 14.Onwuka, Diamond-SCSU..... JR 18 32 72 104 5.8 14 49 303 16.8 13.Anderson, Carlos-MSU..... SR 18 28 77 105 5.8 47 31 310 17.2 12.Schaefer,Michael-AUGIE... FR 18 31 76 107 5.9 33 47 312 17.3 11.Kreklow, Matthew-MARY.... SO 18 38 71 109 6.1 43 37 312 17.3 10.Coad, Travaun-MSUM....... SR 18 13 97 110 6.1 19 53 306 18.0 9.Bader, Logan-BSU......... JR 18 25 87 112 6.2 34 79 341 18.9 8.Taylor, Kevion-WSU....... SO 18 30 92 122 6.8 50 47 347 19.3 Davis, Gage-SCSU......... SR 18 31 102 133 7.4 25 60 361 20.1 6.Burns,Sean-UMD........... SR 18 43 90 133 7.4 26 94 366 21.5 Smith, Sean-SCSU......... SR 18 40 102 142 7.9 52 84 406 22.6 4.Janssen, Jordan-WSC...... FR 18 52 90 142 7.9 55 84 429 23.8 Akibo, David-MINOT....... SR 18 23 120 143 7.9 30 87 479 26.6 2.Matthews, Bryndan-CSP.... SR 18 29 114 143 7.9 25 107 484 26.9 1.Myer,Brandon-UMD......... JR 17 44 138 182 10.7 FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G REBOUNDING 0% of their team’s games. nce games only)

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8.Akibo, David-MINOT....... SR 18 20 1.11 7.Guebert, Drew-USF........ SR 18 21 1.17 6.Dentlinger, Ben-WSC...... SO 16 23 1.44 5.Kirksey, Cameron-MSU..... JR 17 25 1.47 4.Myer,Brandon-UMD......... JR 17 27 1.59 3.Kreklow, Matthew-MARY.... SO 18 29 1.61 2.Okonkwo, Munachiso-UIU... SR 18 30 1.67 1.Smith, Sean-SCSU......... SR 18 57 3.17 ## Player-Team Cl G Blocks Avg/G BLOCKED SHOTS

King, Gabe-NSU........... JR 18 27 60 .45 14.Irsfeld, Bryce-MSUM...... FR 18 36 80 .45 13.Baughman, Hayden-CSP..... FR 16 32 71 .45

11.Sitzmann, Brian-UMC...... FR 16 17 37 .45

9.Stark, Mason-NSU......... FR 17 19 41 .46

7.Domask, Mason-WSU........ SR 18 29 62 .46 6.Cleary, Harrison-UMC..... JR 18 52 109 .47 5.Fries, Bo-NSU............ SR 18 27 53 .50 4.Park, Addison-MSUM....... SR 18 22 43 .512 4.Taylor, Kevion-WSU....... SO 18 50 2.78 3.Baumgartner, Gavin-MSUM.. FR 18 36 69 .522 3.Cleary, Harrison-UMC..... JR 18 52 2.89 2.Arrenholz, Karson-MSU.... SR 18 21 40 .525 2.Evans, Trevon-USF........ SR 18 55 3.06 1.Theisen, Brindley-SCSU... SR 18 71 129 .550 1.Theisen, Brindley-SCSU... SR 18 71 3.94 ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG Avg/G 3-POINT FG PCT (Min. 1.0 made per game) 3-POINT FG MADE

15.Coad, Travaun-MSUM....... SR 18 71 87 .816 Grinde, Chase-USF........ FR 18 22 1.22 14.Janssen, Vance-WSC....... SR 18 42 51 .824 Morgan, Ja-BSU........... JR 18 22 1.22 13.Kreklow, Matthew-MARY.... SO 18 54 64 .844 Joseph, Trevin-WSC....... SR 18 22 1.22 12.Jacks, Kendall-WSC....... SR 18 49 58 .845 12.Sem, Siman-MSUM.......... FR 18 22 1.22 11.Guebert, Drew-USF........ SR 18 79 93 .849 11.Myer,Brandon-UMD......... JR 17 21 1.24 10.Stark, Mason-NSU......... FR 17 37 43 .860 Whitelow, Devin-WSU...... SO 18 23 1.28 9.Smoldt,Joe-UIU........... SO 15 43 49 .878 9.Evans, Trevon-USF........ SR 18 23 1.28 8.Hanson,Trevor-AUGIE...... FR 18 36 41 .878 Haber,Kyle-UIU........... SR 16 21 1.31 7.Davis, Gage-SCSU......... SR 18 87 99 .879 7.Austin III, Dennis-MARY.. SR 16 21 1.31 6.Bruggeman, Ryan-SMSU..... SR 18 107 117 .915 6.Janssen, Vance-WSC....... SR 18 24 1.33 5.McKay, Isaiah-CSP........ SR 18 47 51 .922 Smith, Sean-SCSU......... SR 18 26 1.44 4.Fries, Bo-NSU............ SR 18 50 54 .926 4.Janssen, Jordan-WSC...... FR 18 26 1.44 3.Plitzuweit,A.J.-AUGIE.... FR 14 62 66 .939 3.Davis, Gage-SCSU......... SR 18 27 1.50 2.Irsfeld, Bryce-MSUM...... FR 18 44 46 .957 2.White, Jaylan-MARY....... JR 18 28 1.56 1.Cleary, Harrison-UMC..... JR 18 84 87 .966 1.Bruggeman, Ryan-SMSU..... SR 18 39 2.17 ## Player-Team Cl G FTM FTA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Steals Avg/G FREE THROW PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game) STEALS

15.Cody, Max-MINOT.......... SO 18 102 191 .534 15.Myer,Brandon-UMD......... JR 17 53 3.12 14.Jacks, Kendall-WSC....... SR 18 120 224 .536 14.McCloud, Juwan-MSU....... JR 18 57 3.17 13.Smith, Sean-SCSU......... SR 18 79 147 .537 13.Haber,Kyle-UIU........... SR 16 51 3.19 12.Austin III, Dennis-MARY.. SR 16 48 89 .539 12.White, Jaylan-MARY....... JR 18 59 3.28 11.Decker, Justin-NSU....... SR 17 89 162 .549 11.Wagner, Caleb-WSU........ JR 18 60 3.33 10.Matthews, Bryndan-CSP.... SR 18 117 212 .552 10.Smith, Sean-SCSU......... SR 18 61 3.39 9.Aluyi, Dorian-MINOT...... SO 16 58 104 .558 9.Matthews, Bryndan-CSP.... SR 18 62 3.44 8.Grinde, Chase-USF........ FR 18 60 107 .561 8.Smoldt,Joe-UIU........... SO 15 53 3.53 7.Janssen, Jordan-WSC...... FR 18 76 135 .563 7.Cleary, Harrison-UMC..... JR 18 74 4.11 6.Park, Addison-MSUM....... SR 18 113 198 .571 6.Plitzuweit,A.J.-AUGIE.... FR 14 61 4.36 5.Collins, Josh-UMC........ SR 18 64 112 .571 Whitelow, Devin-WSU...... SO 18 90 5.00 4.Okonkwo, Munachiso-UIU... SR 18 92 160 .575 4.Bruggeman, Ryan-SMSU..... SR 18 90 5.00 3.Burns,Sean-UMD........... SR 18 121 203 .596 3.Smith, Ian-NSU........... SR 16 89 5.56 2.Fox, Parker-NSU.......... FR 18 81 133 .609 2.Morgan, Ja-BSU........... JR 18 114 6.33 1.Dwyer, Kody-MINOT........ SO 18 56 74 .757 1.Cody, Max-MINOT.......... SO 18 121 6.72 ## Player-Team Cl G FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Assists Avg/G FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 3.0 made per game) ASSISTS

15.Park, Addison-MSUM....... SR 18 113 22 45 293 16.3 Fries, Bo-NSU............ SR 18 29 75 104 5.8 14.Matthews, Bryndan-CSP.... SR 18 117 10 55 299 16.6 14.Onwuka, Diamond-SCSU..... JR 18 32 72 104 5.8 13.Jacks, Kendall-WSC....... SR 18 120 14 49 303 16.8 13.Anderson, Carlos-MSU..... SR 18 28 77 105 5.8 12.Cartwright,Matt-AUGIE.... SO 18 116 47 31 310 17.2 12.Schaefer,Michael-AUGIE... FR 18 31 76 107 5.9 McKay, Isaiah-CSP........ SR 18 116 33 47 312 17.3 11.Kreklow, Matthew-MARY.... SO 18 38 71 109 6.1 10.Joseph, Trevin-WSC....... SR 18 116 43 37 312 17.3 10.Coad, Travaun-MSUM....... SR 18 13 97 110 6.1 9.Kirksey, Cameron-MSU..... JR 17 117 19 53 306 18.0 9.Bader, Logan-BSU......... JR 18 25 87 112 6.2 8.Guebert, Drew-USF........ SR 18 114 34 79 341 18.9 8.Taylor, Kevion-WSU....... SO 18 30 92 122 6.8 7.Taylor, Kevion-WSU....... SO 18 125 50 47 347 19.3 Davis, Gage-SCSU......... SR 18 31 102 133 7.4


Bigler at SMSUYear Overall NSIC Overall, Division2009-10 17-12 10-10 6th2010-11 12-14 9-13 8th2011-12 19-11 15-7 2nd2012-13 16-14 13-9 7th, 5th S2013-14 19-11 14-8 6th, 3rd S2014-15 12-17 8-14 11th, 6th S2015-16 13-15 9-13 13th, 7th S2016-17 28-6 17-5 2nd, 1st S2017-18 25-9 17-5 2nd, 1st S2018-19 13-11 8-10

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Brad Bigler has seen Southwest Min-nesota State University men’s basketballfrom almost every angle.

As a player, graduate assistant coach, as-sistant coach, associate head coach and nowhead coach, Bigler has been a part of themost successful period of Mustang men’sbasketball in school history the past 21 sea-sons.

The 2012-13 and 2016-17 NSIC Coach ofthe Year, Bigler has extended the winningtradition of Mustang men’s basketball as heenters his 10th season as head coach in2018-19. He has compiled a record of 161-110 during his tenure, including 112-84 in Northern SunIntercollegiate Conference play.

During his time as head coach, SMSU has madethree NCAA Tournament appearances, won a pair ofNSIC South Division championships and two NSIC Tour-nament championships. The Mustangs have won 19 ormore games four times, including a combined 53 victo-ries the past two seasons.

Named interim head coach on Sept. 30, 2009, Biglerwas named the permanent head coach on April 8, 2010.

The 11th head coach in program history, Bigler hasplayed a major part of SMSU’s success—both as a playerand coach—the past 21 years. Since joining the programas a student-athlete in 1997-98, SMSU has won twoNCAA region championships, two regular season confer-ence championships, two conference tournament cham-pionships, two conference division championships, whilemaking five NCAA tournament appearances.

Last season, SMSU recorded 25 victories, won itssecond straight NSIC South Division championship,played in the NSIC tournament championship game andalso advanced to the NCAA region semifinals.

The 2016-17 season saw SMSU put together one ofthe best seasons in program history. The squad tied aschool record with 28 victories, captured the program’sfirst NSIC South Division title and also won the NSIC Tour-nament championship for just the second time in teamhistory. SMSU earned the No. 2 seed in the NCAA CentralRegion Tournament and advanced to the region cham-pionship game before losing to eventual national cham-pion Northwest Missouri State.

During the 2011-12 season, Bigler helped leadSMSU to one of its most successful seasons in programhistory, including a trip to the NCAA tournament. SMSUwon 19 games and finished second in the NSIC regularseason before reeling off three straight victories in theNSIC tournament to capture the program’s first-everconference tournament championship. SMSU qualifiedfor its third-ever NCAA tournament appearance, earningthe region’s No. 4 seed. SMSU was strong on both endsof the floor, leading the conference in field goal percent-age, steals and turnover margin.

During his first season as head coach in 2009-10,Bigler helped lead the Mustangs to a 17-12 overallrecord, the program’s fifth straight winning season. Theteam won eight of its last 12 games to end the season,including winning two games in the NSIC tournament

and advancing to the championship game.The team spent four weeks ranked in theNABC Top 25 poll and moved as high asNo. 11 during the season.

In 2010-11, SMSU suffered numerousclose losses and finished 12-14 overall andtied for eighth in the conference. SMSUplayed in four overtime games, includingtwo double overtime games and won justone of the four games. The squad finishedthe season losing five games by two or lesspoints and lost two other games in over-time.

In 2012-13, SMSU recorded 16 victoriesand finished tied for seventh in the expanded 16-teamconference and garnered preseason top 25 rankings bytwo national publications. The squad also appeared inthe top 10 in the first two NCAA region rankings releasedin late February.

SMSU put together another successful season in2013-14, winning 19 games, finishing sixth in the NSICregular season standings and advancing to the semifinalsof the 16-team NSIC tournament. It was just the sixthtime in program history the team had won 19 games inone season.

Despite a young squad in 2014-15, featuring justthree upperclassmen, SMSU opened the season with a9-4 record, before finishing with a 12-17 mark. In 2015-16, SMSU recorded a 13-15 overall mark, including 9-13in conference play.

Bigler began his coaching tenure at the Universityin 2003, spending two seasons as a graduate assistantbefore being elevated to full-time assistant coach priorto the 2005-06 season. He was named associate headcoach in the summer of 2006.

During his four-year tenure as a full-time assistantcoach and recruiting coordinator, SMSU racked up 80wins, had four winning seasons, captured an NSIC cham-pionship and won an NCAA region championship. As anassistant coach at SMSU, Bigler recruited and coachedone All-America, seven all-conference selections andtwo academic all-district honorees.

A native of Fort Madison, Iowa, Bigler, 38, spent fiveseasons in the Mustang men’s basketball program (1997-2002) and left as one of the winningest players in schoolhistory. A point guard, Bigler played on the 2001 NSICand North Central Region championship team that ad-vanced to the NCAA Elite Eight in Bakersfield, Calif. Heended his career playing in 118 games and currentlyranks seventh all-time in assists with 286. During hisfour-year playing career SMSU finished with a record of83-36.

Bigler began his coaching career in 2002-03, spend-ing one season as the head girls’ basketball coach atLakeview High School in Cottonwood, Minnesota.

A 2003 graduate of SMSU with a bachelor’s degreein health/physical education, Bigler earned his master’sdegree in education leadership from SMSU in 2010.

Brad and his wife, Heather, live in Marshall withtheir daughters, Taleigha and Tatum and son, Nash.

Bigler Through the YearsCoaching Experience2009-18 SMSU, Head Coach2006-09 SMSU, Associate Head Coach2005-06 SMSU, Assistant Coach2003-05 SMSU, Graduate Assistant Coach2002-03 Lakeview High School, Girls’ Basketball Head Coach

•Ranks first in school history with 164 victories•2012-13 and 2016-17 NSIC Coach of the Year•SMSU won the NSIC South Division championship forsecond straight season in 2018 and advanced to the NSICTournament championship game•SMSU advanced to the NCAA Central Region Tourna-ment semifinals in 2018•Led SMSU to NSIC tournament championship, NSICSouth Division championship and NCAA tournament ap-pearance in 2016-17•SMSU advanced to the NCAA region championshipgame in 2016-17•SMSU tied school record with 28 victories in 2016-17•Led SMSU to NSIC tournament championship and NCAAtournament appearance in 2011-12•Associate head coach for 2009 NSIC and NCAA CentralRegion championship team•Four-year letter winner at Southwest Minnesota State(1997-2002)•Member of 2001 NSIC and NCAA North Central Regionchampionship team•Ranks seventh in school history with 286 assists•Finished playing career with a record of 83-36

Bigler vs. OpponentsArkansas Tech..............................................2-0Augustana ................................................8-12Bellevue (Neb.)............................................1-0Bemidji State ..............................................6-6Bethany Lutheran........................................1-0Cal. State Dominguez Hills ..........................0-1Central Missouri ........................................1-0Concordia-St. Paul ....................................13-7Crown..........................................................2-0Dakota State (S.D.) ......................................1-0Dordt (Iowa) ..............................................1-0East Central (Okla.)......................................2-0Emporia State (Kan.) ..................................3-1Fort Hays State (Kan.) ..................................2-3Grand Canyon (Ariz.) ..................................1-0Jamestown ..................................................1-0Lewis (Ill.) ..................................................1-0UMary ........................................................9-3Mayville State (N.D.)....................................1-0Metro State Denver ....................................1-0Michigan Tech ............................................2-4Milwaukee ..................................................0-1Minnesota Crookston ..............................11-0Minnesota Duluth ....................................12-2Minnesota-Morris ......................................2-0Minnesota State ......................................7-16MSU Moorhead ..........................................5-9Minot State ................................................8-0Missouri Southern ......................................1-0North Carolina-Pembroke ..........................1-0Northern State ..........................................8-9Northern Michigan......................................4-0Northland (Wis.)..........................................1-0Northwest Missouri State ..........................3-2Regis (Colo.) ................................................1-0St. Cloud State ..........................................6-10Sioux Falls ..................................................9-6South Dakota State......................................0-5Upper Iowa ..............................................12-7Wayne State ............................................16-4Winona State ............................................7-13Wisconsin-La Crosse....................................1-0


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