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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 -
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UIC
MKE105
100 -
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MKE
OAK70
79 -
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MKE
UDM73
69 -
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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 -
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MKE
ETSU62
86 -
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MKE
MEM54
68 -
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MSOE
MKE58
88 -
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CUW
MKE62
77 -
Final HLT
5 MKE X
4 GB61
70 -
Final HLT
8 NKU X
5 MKE69
86 -
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UIC
MKE85
98 -
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VALPO
MKE80
76 -
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YSU
MKE51
87 -
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CSU
MKE54
88 -
Final
MKE
GB68
70 -
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MKE
DET66
80 -
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MKE
OAK93
85 -
Final
MKE
NKU71
75 -
Final
MKE
WSU83
84 -
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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 -
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WSU
MKE84
82 -
Final
MKE
UM74
65 -
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USD
MKE92
91 -
Final
JUD
MKE74
125 -
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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 -
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PARK
MKE0
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UWP
MKE54
68 -
Final
MKE
VILLA53
73 -
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MKE
WSU69
63 -
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MKE
GB73
66 -
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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 -
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MKE
UIC67
63 -
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GB
MKE93
86 -
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MKE
OAK84
75 -
Final
CSU
MKE77
49 -
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YSU
MKE76
82 -
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ASU
MKE54
67 -
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NU
MKE62
59 -
Final
MKE
WIS52
78 -
Final
BRAD
MKE67
72 -
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UNI
MKE72
83 -
Final
MKE
UMKC84
79 -
Final
JUD
MKE56
89 -
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MKE
TTU72
63 -
Final
DEP
MKE80
71 -
Final
MKE
NIU82
69 -
Final
MKE
JMU77
66 -
Final
MKE
SJSU64
61 -
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MKE
DAV81
77 -
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MKE
LUC72
76 -
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MKE
GB46
62 -
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MKE
GB61
78 -
Final/OT
MKE
IUPUI95
88 -
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UIC
MKE53
64 -
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MKE
CSU67
88 -
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MKE
YSU80
94 -
Final
LUC
MKE53
71 -
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WSU
MKE64
49 -
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DET
MKE82
74 -
Final
MKE
VU40
71 -
Final
MKE
LUC65
76
A Titan of a Job
- Updated: January 22, 2016

Entering the 2015-2016 season, some fans of the Milwaukee Panthers were concerned about the point guard situation. Steve McWhorter had been a great floor general, helping lead the Panthers to the NCAA Tournament in 2014. He didn’t abandon Milwaukee when the APR ban came down, even though he could have. The definition of a “program guy,” McWhorter had entrenched himself as one of the greatest point guards in school history. So there were fears, fears that the Panthers couldn’t replace a man who led the team in scoring and assists as a senior.
As incredible as it is, those fears were almost immediately removed thanks to the arrival of Jordan Johnson, who transferred in from John Wood Community College. He has taken the reigns to the Panthers offense seamlessly. Johnson has accumulated ten or more assists on five occasions and nine on four others. He has recorded point-and-assist double-doubles on three occasions already this season. Johnson will now lead the Panthers into three important home games to close out January beginning Saturday afternoon against the Detroit Titans.
The Titans have spent the majority of the conference season on their home floor, playing five of their first six at Calihan Hall. Their record for the season and for conference are both in the range of .500. Their offense has both inside and outside options as there are five players on their roster who average over ten points per game scoring. They have the third best offense in the conference averaging almost 84 points per game. Two players for the Titans take the majority of their three pointers. Anton Wilson averages 15.4 points per game. 110 of his 180 shots have been three-pointers. That makes 61% of his shots to be from downtown. Also freshman guard Josh McFolley has also attempted almost 60% of his shots from three point land as well.
The Titans also have inside scorers who are equally dangerous. Sophomore guard Paris Bass is second in the conference in scoring, leading the Titans at 19 points per game. Also sophomore forward Jaleel Hogan has doubled his scoring in comparison to last season. He has not attempted a three-pointer in his career but he is hitting 62% of his field goals this season.
If you compare the stats of the Panthers and Titans in terms of finding an advantage for the Panthers everything comes out almost even expect for two important categories. One of those areas is turnovers. The Titans average 14 turnovers per game while the Panthers commit an average of just nine. It is important for the Panthers to continue doing what they have done a good job with most of the season and protect the ball. If those turnover averages hold the Panthers will need to take advantage of the additional five possessions they have been averaging over the Titans. The other area the Panthers have a significant advantage in this game is at the free throw line. The Panthers shoot free throws almost five percent as a team better than the Titans. The Panthers must attack and get to the line in order to win this game. Not only do the Panthers have advantages in percentages but they need to expose the Titans lack of bench depth by putting a couple of their starters in foul problems. While all five Titans starters average in double figures scoring after that their scoring drops off significantly. The Titans have lost three consecutive games including a nail bitter on Monday night. If the Panthers take care of areas they should be able to extend the Titans losing streak to four games while opening a very important three games for themselves with a victory.