Men's Basketball Home



HEADLINES
Jeter In Colorado Springs As Preparations Begin For World University Games

Jeter Named Assistant Coach For USA Basketball World University Games Team

Panthers Sign Milwaukee's Tyler To Letter Of Intent

RELATED LINKS
Follow all of the college hoops action at CollegeSports.com!

Free Email Newsletter


NCAA Second Round Notes

GAME 5
(12) WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE 83, (4) BOSTON COLLEGE 75

March 19, 2005

Recap |  Box Score |  Photo Gallery

• Wisconsin-Milwaukee advances to face top-seeded Illinois, a 71-59 winner over Nevada this afternoon in Indianapolis, in the regional semifinal on March 24 in Chicago, Ill.

• This will be Wisconsin-Milwaukee's first trip to the regional semifinal

WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE NOTES

• Three-Point Shooting

- Fourth consecutive game with at least 10 three-pointers made (11 today)

• Free Throw Shooting

- Wisconsin-Milwaukee shot .909 from the free throw line, tying a season high (20-22 vs. Loyola, 3/5)

• McCants/Tucker Scoring

- UWM is 19-2 this season when Ed McCants and Joah Tucker score in double figures

Ed McCants

- 23rd-straight game of double-figures in points (18 today)

- 28th game this season scoring in double figures and 56th for his career.

Joah Tucker

- 23rd game this season scoring in double figures (23 today)

- Scored 20 or more points for the 12th time this season

• Scoring Offense

- Wisconsin-Milwaukee had four scorers in double-figures for the third time in the last four games (Tucker 23, McCants 18, Tigert 16, Hill 11)

- Wisconsin-Milwaukee won for the fifth time this season when coming back from a double-digit deficit (largest BC lead: 11 points, at 11-0)

Adrian Tigert

- Tied UWM's single-season record with five rebounds today (has 207 this season, tying Dylan Page's mark set in 2002-03

- Had his 15th game scoring in double-figures this season (16 today)

• First-half scoring

- UWM is 20-0 this season when leading at the half

• Winning Streak

 

 

- UWM currently has a 11-game winning streak, its longest as a Division I school

- The school's all-time longest winning streak is 14 games, set back in 1988-89

• Rebounding

- UWM is 13-3 this season when being out-rebounded (Boston College 36, UWM 26)

• Field Goal Percentage

- UWM is 18-0 this season when shooting 45 percent or better from the floor

• Tournament Play

- UWM is now 2-1 all-time in the Division I NCAA Tournament (2nd appearance in 2005)

- UWM has made the NCAA Tournament at various levels five times including this year and is 6-4 overall in those tournaments

- First Horizon League team to advance to regional semifinal since Butler in 2003

• Turnovers

- UWM is 9-2 when forcing 20 or more turnovers (22 Boston College turnovers today)

BOSTON COLLEGE NOTES

• Jared Dudley

- Set a new career high from free throw line with 18 tonight (previous high: 11, set twice)

- Set a new Boston College record with 18 free throws made (old mark: 17, set by Troy Bell on 12/11/01 against Iowa State)

- The 18 free throws made set a new Wolstein Center record (old mark: 14, set three times, most recently Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Chad Angeli on 1/30/99 vs. Cleveland State)

- Also set the Wolstein Center mark for free-throws attempted with 21 (old mark: 18, by Cleveland State's Sonny Johnson on 1/30/99 against Wisconsin-Milwaukee)

- 26th game this season scoring in double-figures (22 today)

• Craig Smith

- Scored in double figures for the 28th time this season and the ninth straight game (25 points tonight)

• Three-Point Field Goal Defense

- UWM made 11 three-point shots, tying a season high allowed by the Eagles (previous: 11, at Notre Dame, 2/8/05)

• Turnovers

- Committed 22 turnovers tonight, tying a season high last set on 1/16/05 at West Virginia

• Rebounding

- Boston College lost for just the third time this season when out-rebounding its opponent (17-3 this year)

• Scoring

- Boston College lost for just the third time this season when scoring at least 70 points (now 16-3)

• Tournament Play

- Boston College is now 19-16 all-time in the NCAA Tournament and 5-5 in second-round games

- Boston College has now lost five consecutive second-round games, last winning in 1994, defeating North Carolina, 75-72, in Landover, Md.

- Head coach Al Skinner is now 4-6 all-time in NCAA Tournament and is 0-4 in second-round games (1-2 at Rhode Island, 3-4 at Boston College)