2012-13 Men's Basketball - Ohio Wesleyan University
2012-13 Men's Basketball - Ohio Wesleyan University
2012-13 Men's Basketball - Ohio Wesleyan University
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<strong>2012</strong>-<strong>13</strong> OWU Men’s <strong>Basketball</strong><br />
BISHOP<br />
ALL-AMERICANS<br />
BISHOP ALL-AMERICANS<br />
JUD MILLHON<br />
1951 1st-team<br />
All-America<br />
Millhon had a senior<br />
season that stacks up<br />
against anyone’s, even<br />
more than 60 years later.<br />
He scored a school-record<br />
556 points and grabbed<br />
351 rebounds, and his<br />
averages of 25.3 points<br />
and 16.0 rebounds per<br />
game ranked fifth and<br />
fourth respectively among<br />
small-college players.<br />
His 489 rebounds during<br />
his sophomore season<br />
established school and<br />
<strong>Ohio</strong> Athletic Conference<br />
records that still stand. Millhon finished his Bishop career<br />
as the OAC’s all-time leader in scoring and rebounding. His<br />
point total was still recognized as the OAC’s 3-year career<br />
record when OWU left the league in 1984.<br />
Year G FG- FGA Pct FT- FTA Pct Reb Avg Pts Avg<br />
1948-49 26 208- 459 .453 117- 188 .622 489 18.8 533 20.5<br />
1949-50 24 204- 431 .473 146- 215 .679 460 19.2 554 23.1<br />
1950-51 22 198- 512 .387 160- 255 .627 351 16.0 556 25.3<br />
Career 72 610- 1402 .435 423- 658 .643 <strong>13</strong>00 18.1 1643 22.8<br />
BARRY CLEMENS<br />
1964-65 AP Little<br />
All-America<br />
Clemens averaged 23.0<br />
points and 14.7 rebounds<br />
his senior year, ranking second<br />
and third respectively<br />
in the OAC. He won the<br />
league’s Dick Gregory MVP<br />
award, the only Bishop ever<br />
to win that honor, and was<br />
a second-team All-America<br />
selection after earning<br />
third-team All-America<br />
laurels as a junior. He<br />
ended his career as both<br />
<strong>Ohio</strong> <strong>Wesleyan</strong>’s and the<br />
OAC’s all-time leading<br />
scorer with 1905 points.<br />
His career total of 1230 rebounds ranked fifth on the OAC’s<br />
all-time list and third on the Bishop list. Clemens went on<br />
to play 11 years in the NBA.<br />
Year G FG- FGA Pct FT- FTA Pct Reb Avg Pts Avg<br />
1961-62 24 166- 344 .483 76- 100 .760 280 11.7 408 17.0<br />
1962-63 24 170- 392 .433 72- 123 .585 305 12.7 412 17.2<br />
1963-64 23 220- 471 .467 115- 146 .788 307 <strong>13</strong>.3 555 24.1<br />
1964-65 23 211- 438 .482 108- 147 .735 338 14.7 530 23.0<br />
Career 94 767- 1645 .466 371- 516 .719 1230 <strong>13</strong>.1 1905 20.3<br />
SCOTT TEDDER<br />
1987-88 1st-team All-<br />
America<br />
Tedder capped his<br />
Bishop career by becom-<br />
ing the first <strong>Ohio</strong> <strong>Wesleyan</strong><br />
athlete to twice earn firstteam<br />
All-America honors.<br />
His career total of 2501<br />
points made him the North<br />
Coast Athletic Conference’s<br />
all-time leading scorer and<br />
ranked fifth on the Division<br />
III all-time list. He was the<br />
NCAA Division III Player<br />
of the Year and the Most<br />
Outstanding Player of the<br />
Division III Final Four as a<br />
senior and was twice the<br />
NCAC’s Player of the Year.<br />
He led the league in scoring 3 times and ranked third among<br />
Division III scorers as a junior and sixth as a senior. Tedder<br />
set virtually every <strong>Ohio</strong> <strong>Wesleyan</strong> scoring record except<br />
single-game, but he did set the NCAC single-game record<br />
with 50 points against <strong>Ohio</strong> <strong>University</strong> his senior year. One of<br />
Tedder’s lesser-known records is that he did not foul out of a<br />
collegiate game.<br />
Year G FG- FGA Pct FT- FTA Pct Reb Ast Pts Avg<br />
1984-85 27 177- 380 .466 72- 116 .621 129 71 426 15.8<br />
1985-86 19 188- 400 .470 89- 121 .736 1<strong>13</strong> 55 465 24.5<br />
1986-87 25 256- 542 .472 161- 210 .767 126 66 7<strong>13</strong> 28.5<br />
1987-88 32 317- 652 .486 196- 250 .784 154 102 897 28.0<br />
Career 103 938- 1974 .475 518- 697 .743 522 294 2501 24.3<br />
LEE ROWLINSON<br />
1988 2nd-team<br />
All-America<br />
Rowlinson’s senior<br />
season was the culmination<br />
of 4 years of endless<br />
self-improvement. A<br />
raw 6-6, 160-pounder<br />
when he entered <strong>Ohio</strong><br />
<strong>Wesleyan</strong>, Rowlinson had<br />
blossomed to 6-9, 225 as<br />
a junior, when he became<br />
a starter and went on to<br />
earn first-team all-league<br />
honors. As a senior, Rowlinson<br />
led the NCAC in<br />
rebounding and was second<br />
in scoring and field<br />
goal percentage and third<br />
in free throw percentage.<br />
He earned first-team<br />
All-NCAC honors for the second straight season and was<br />
named the league’s Player of the Year. He was named to alltournament<br />
teams in both the Great Lakes Regional and the<br />
NCAA Division III Final Four. Rowlinson played 8 years of<br />
professional basketball in Luxembourg and Czechoslovakia.<br />
Year G FG- FGA Pct FT- FTA Pct Reb Avg Pts Avg<br />
1984-85 8 2- 4 .500 7- 9 .778 8 1.0 11 1.4<br />
1985-86 28 58- 120 .483 37- 52 .712 90 3.2 153 5.5<br />
1986-87 27 200- 325 .615 1<strong>13</strong>- 140 .807 245 9.1 5<strong>13</strong> 19.0<br />
1987-88 32 266- 443 .600 225- 266 .846 342 10.7 757 23.7<br />
Career 95 526- 892 .590 382- 467 .818 685 7.2 1434 15.1<br />
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