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Final HLT
10 MKE
4 NKU53
59 -
Final HLT
10 MKE
6 UIC74
68 -
Final HLT
10 MKE
2 VALPO43
41 -
Final HLT
10 MKE
7 DET85
60 -
Final
OAK
MKE86
75 -
Final
UDM
MKE81
74 -
Final
MKE
VALPO61
67 -
Final
GB
MKE80
56 -
Final
MKE
WSU63
69 -
Final
MKE
WSU65
76 -
Final/OT
UIC
MKE105
100 -
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Final/OT
MKE
OAK70
79 -
Final/OT
MKE
UDM73
69 -
Final/OT
YSU
MKE85
94 -
Final
CSU
MKE62
63 -
Final
MKE
UIC57
71 -
Final
WSU
MKE70
67 -
Final
NKU
MKE58
68 -
Final
MKE
GB74
80 -
Final
MKE
CSU53
62 -
Final/2OT
MKE
YSU87
88 -
Final
BELM
MKE62
56 -
Final
WIU
MKE75
59 -
Final
MKE
OHIO69
71 -
Final
MKE
LUC56
72 -
Final
MKE
MSU83
78 -
Final
MKE
MONT69
75 -
Final
JAX
MKE67
72 -
Final
MKE
SDSU58
81 -
Final
MKE
UCI54
37 -
Final
MKE
ETSU62
86 -
Final
MKE
MEM54
68 -
Final
MSOE
MKE58
88 -
Final/Exh.
CUW
MKE62
77 -
Final HLT
5 MKE X
4 GB61
70 -
Final HLT
8 NKU X
5 MKE69
86 -
Final
UIC
MKE85
98 -
Final
VALPO
MKE80
76 -
Final
YSU
MKE51
87 -
Final
CSU
MKE54
88 -
Final
MKE
GB68
70 -
Final
MKE
DET66
80 -
Final
MKE
OAK93
85 -
Final
MKE
NKU71
75 -
Final
MKE
WSU83
84 -
Final
GB
MKE94
95 -
Final
OAK
MKE82
79 -
Final
DET
MKE80
83 -
Final
MKE
UIC87
62 -
Final
MKE
VALPO56
68 -
Final
MKE
CSU65
62 -
Final
MKE
YSU81
65 -
Final
NKU
MKE67
76 -
Final/OT
WSU
MKE84
82 -
Final
MKE
UM74
65 -
Final/2OT
USD
MKE92
91 -
Final
JUD
MKE74
125 -
Final
MKE
UW68
67 -
Final
SIUe
MKE51
64 -
Final
CMU
MKE78
84 -
Final/OT
DUQ
MKE96
92 -
Final
MKE
MSU63
66 -
Final
TIU
MKE61
85 -
Final
MKE
#18 ND78
86 -
Final
MKE
SC71
65 -
Final
MKE
LIPS71
65 -
Final
MKE
DEN71
58 -
Thurs 7:00pm
PARK
MKE0
0 -
Final/EXH
UWP
MKE54
68 -
Final
MKE
VILLA53
73 -
Final/HLT
MKE
WSU69
63 -
Final/OT/HLT
MKE
GB73
66 -
Final/HLT
MKE
VU74
57 -
Final/HLT
DET
MKE73
83 -
Final
MKE
DET68
62 -
Final
UIC
MKE80
58 -
Final
MKE
CSU50
74 -
Final/OT
MKE
YSU83
88 -
Final
VU
MKE77
62 -
Final
MKE
GB73
63 -
Final
OAK
MKE64
86 -
Final
WSU
MKE64
68 -
Final
DET
MKE73
54 -
Final
MKE
WSU57
73 -
Final
MKE
VU62
75 -
Final
MKE
UIC67
63 -
Final/OT
GB
MKE93
86 -
Final
MKE
OAK84
75 -
Final
CSU
MKE77
49 -
Final
YSU
MKE76
82 -
Final
ASU
MKE54
67 -
Final
NU
MKE62
59 -
Final
MKE
WIS52
78 -
Final
BRAD
MKE67
72 -
Final
UNI
MKE72
83 -
Final
MKE
UMKC84
79 -
Final
JUD
MKE56
89 -
Final
MKE
TTU72
63 -
Final
DEP
MKE80
71 -
Final
MKE
NIU82
69 -
Final
MKE
JMU77
66 -
Final
MKE
SJSU64
61 -
Final
MKE
DAV81
77 -
Final
MKE
LUC72
76 -
Final
MKE
GB46
62 -
Final
MKE
GB61
78 -
Final/OT
MKE
IUPUI95
88 -
Final
UIC
MKE53
64 -
Final
MKE
CSU67
88 -
Final
MKE
YSU80
94 -
Final
LUC
MKE53
71 -
Final
WSU
MKE64
49 -
Final
DET
MKE82
74 -
Final
MKE
VU40
71 -
Final
MKE
LUC65
76
Schedule Breakdown – Game 3 IUPUI
- Updated: September 21, 2011
PantherU is taking every weekday to break down a different opponent of the Milwaukee Panthers. We’re going in chronological order. Up next, IUPUI.
Opponent #1: IUPUI Jaguars, November 18th, US Cellular Arena
Ron Hunter spent a very large portion of the past two decades as head coach of the Summit League’s IUPUI Jaguars. So it was a bit of a surprise when the noted good samaritan took his feet down to Georgia State of the CAA last spring. His replacement, Todd Howard, spent 16 years at IUPUI as an assistant and associate head coach, so the Jaguars have been prepared for this for awhile, but it’s still a surprising move outside of Indy. The Jaguars are set at most positions and, unlike the Huskies who also went through a coaching transition, aren’t expected to fall off.

Alex Young will be one hard man to stop at the Cell on November 18th.
– Key player: Alex Young. The senior wingman does it all for IUPUI. At 6’6” and 200 lbs., Alex Young is an iron man for the Jags. Young rarely comes off the court, averaging 31.6 minutes last season as a junior. The hometown wing was first on the team with 19.7 ppg in 2010-11, and no player in the country comes into this season having scored as many points as Alex Young, who has 1,633 to his name already. Head coach Todd Howard had this to say to IUPUIJags.com. “He’s worked tremendously on his perimeter game and is one the premier slashers in the nation. Plus, he’s really focused on all the other ways to score, whether it be putbacks, getting to the (free throw) line and finishing in transition. In the jump from his freshman to sophomore year, we talked a lot about finding extra opportunities to score.”
– Wanted: dimes. Starting point guard John Ashworth, who led the team with 96 assists last season, has departed. That leaves a hole to fill in the starting lineup. Stephen Thomas could move from shooting guard over to the point, but that just moves the hole over to shooting guard. That role could be filled by Sean Esposito, the junior who scored the most amount of points outside the starting lineup. Sophomore Donovan Gibbs could also be that guy for the Jaguars if they wanted to go big, moving Young down to shooting guard.
– Sophomore Surge. IUPUI players in the past have blossomed as sophomores. Alex Young did it, now San Antonio Spurs George Hill did it, and so did a slew of others. Among the crop of sophomores-to-be, Donovan Gibbs looks to be the one to make the jump. With an opening on the wing, Gibbs has the opportunity to move himself into major playing time this season.
– Long, athletic, fast. They definitely have big bodies – Cameron Loepker, a junior center who started at IUPUI, left, and came back, is 6’9” and 275 – but their real strength is long, quick athletes. Christian Siakam led the team with 6.9 rpg but was extremely athletic in the paint doing so, grabbing 108 offensive rebounds on the season. P.J. Hubert, Marcellus Barksdale, Nick Kitcoff, Gibbs, and Lyonnell Gaines provide Howard with a lot of long bodies to throw at Milwaukee’s taller players. IUPUI has a lot more height than the average Horizon League team.
– Prediction. IUPUI was 19-14, dropping off from the previous 25-11 campaign and finished out of the postseason. They lost second-leading scorer Leroy Nobles and while they seem to just plug someone in as needed, they don’t scream depth with only five returnees averaging at least 10 minutes per game played. The Jags slapped around Green Bay last season, but that was their only D-I victory prior to the start of the conference season. I expect they will put up a fight – perhaps Young will score 20-plus – but I also expect we will win.
Panthers 76, Jaguars 70