
Kids Free on New Year's Day vs. Green Bay
12/30/2025 1:56:00 PM | Men's Basketball
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Kids K-12 are free on Thursday (Jan. 1) when the Purdue Fort Wayne men's basketball team hosts Green Bay at 2 p.m. at the Memorial Coliseum.
Game Day Information
Who: Purdue Fort Wayne (8-7, 2-2 Horizon League) vs. Green Bay (6-8, 1-2 Horizon League)
When: Thursday, January 1 | 2 PM ET
Where: Fort Wayne, Ind. | Memorial Coliseum
Live Stats: Link
Watch: ESPN+
Listen: 1380 AM
Tickets: Link
Game Notes: Purdue Fort Wayne | Green Bay
Know Your Foe
A much improved from last season Green Bay team comes to the Summit City on Thursday. The Phoenix own Division I non-league wins over UMass, Iona and UC Santa Barbara. They won at IU Indy in league play, but have losses to Wright State and Robert Morris. C.J. O'Hara is averaging 12.7 points per game.
Series History
Purdue Fort Wayne leads 9-2, winning the last nine games. Green Bay's only two wins came in the 2020-21 regular season when games were played in empty gyms. Even that year, though, the 'Dons topped Green Bay 89-84 in double overtime in the league's postseason. That game is best remembered for Jalon Pipkins' game-tying 3-pointer at the buzzer of the first overtime session.
'Dons & Ends
// In December, Corey Hadnot II was named to the Lou Henson Award Watch List. The award recognizes the best player in NCAA Mid-Major Division I basketball. The award is given out at the end of the season.
// The Mastodons have eight games this season with single-digit turnovers, including just two vs. Detroit- Mercy on Dec. 14.
// Corey Hadnot II is one of only five juniors or seniors in NCAA Division I men's basketball currently averaging 20 or more points who entered the season never having averaged 10 points in a season. (Cameron Carr, Baylor | Chandler Cuthrell, Elon | MJ Collins, Utah State | Dennis Parker Jr, Radford)
// The win over Notre Dame put the 'Dons on a four-game win streak. The 'Dons have now had a winning streak of at least four games in every season since 2009-10 except for one (2017-18). That is 16-of-17 seasons.
// The top two scoring games in the league this season belong to Corey Hadnot II. He had 33 at Oakland (Dec. 3) and 32 at Western Michigan (Nov. 12). Mikale Stevenson's 29 against Chicago State (Nov. 25) is the fifth best scoring performance in the league this season.
// Through four league games, Corey Hadnot II is averaging 21.8 points per game in league play, second best in the league.
// Jon Coffman picked up his 200th career victory on Nov. 15 against Boyce. He is the program's leader in victories.
// DeAndre Craig Jr. has scored double-digits 15-of-16 games this season. He has four games of exactly 18 points this year. The only game under 10 points was a seven-point outing vs. Chicago State (Nov. 25). He tied a career high with 22 points vs. Oakland.
// Darius Duffy has 73 rebounds on the season, 40 have been on the offensive glass.
// Redshirt freshman Ebrahim Kaba has shown early results from beyond the arc, hitting 16-of-43 (38.1 percent) from three.
// DeAndre Craig Jr. has demonstrated an ability to fill up the box score. Not only does he have 10+ points in all but one game this season, he has three games with six or more rebounds, three games with five or more assists and two games with three steals; all while turning the ball over only 16 times in 397 minutes.
// How good has Corey Hadnot II been this year?
- Corey Hadnot II is 3rd in the nation with 116 field goals. He has 306 points this season, 2nd in the nation. He is 1st in the league at 20.4 points per game. Hadnot is also 9th in the nation in steals with 36.
- Hadnot is averaging 20.4 points per game, should he finish at that average, it would rank tie for 5th in Mastodon history for a single season.
- He has the most field goals made (tied, 12 at Oakland) and most field goals attempted (22 at WMU) by a Horizon League player this season.
- He has the third most steals in a game by a Horizon League player this season (6 at Ohio State).
- Through 15 games, Hadnot is on track to score 628 points in the regular season this year. This would rank 7th all time for points scored by a player in a single season in Mastodon history.
- Through 15 games, he is on track to have 73 steals in the regular season this year. This would rank 6th all time for steals by a player in a single season in Mastodon history.
- At 20.4 points per game, Hadnot's scoring is up this year as is his shooting percentage. He is shooting 55.0 percent from the floor. He shot 44.6 percent last year.
- His field goal percentage has improved each season.
(Freshman: 40.9 -> Sophomore: 44.6 -> Junior: 55.0)
// In the nation, the 'Dons are:
- 19th in steals per game (10.1)
- 9th in turnover margin (5.4)
- 44th in fast break points per game (16.07)
- 36th in turnovers forced per game (15.5)
- 40th in fewest turnovers per game (10.1)
// Weekly alumni spotlight:
- 22 former Mastodons have played professionally in the last 14 years.
Jalon Pipkins (2021-22) is playing for Gargzdu in Lithuanian. He had 14 points and four assists in a loss to Juventus on Dec. 27.
// John Konchar to enter Mastodon Hall of Fame
- Former Mastodon John Konchar (2014-19) will be inducted into the Mastodon Hall of Fame on Jan. 31. Konchar, the seven-year NBA veteran with the Memphis Grizzlies, finished his collegiate career as the first student-athlete in NCAA Division I men's basketball history to record 2,000 points, 1,000 rebounds, 500 assists and 200 steals.
// Drafting notes from the Mastodons' game at Milwaukee
- Deangelo Elisee tied a career high with four blocks.
- Maximus Nelson tied a career high with three steals.
// Here come the notes on the win at Notre Dame
- Only four players scored in the contest (Corey Hadnot II, Maximus Nelson, Mikale Stevenson and DeAndre Craig Jr.). It is the first game in the Division I era of the program with only four players scoring in a contest. The previous low was five, which has occurred multiple times.
- It was the Mastodons' first win over an ACC opponent.
- It was Purdue Fort Wayne's fourth win against a major conference foe. The Mastodons beat Indiana in 2016 and 2017 and DePaul in 2023. All four wins have come under head coach Jon Coffman.
- Corey Hadnot II scored 29 points, his sixth game of 25 or more points this season.
~ Feel The Rumble ~
Game Day Information
Who: Purdue Fort Wayne (8-7, 2-2 Horizon League) vs. Green Bay (6-8, 1-2 Horizon League)
When: Thursday, January 1 | 2 PM ET
Where: Fort Wayne, Ind. | Memorial Coliseum
Live Stats: Link
Watch: ESPN+
Listen: 1380 AM
Tickets: Link
Game Notes: Purdue Fort Wayne | Green Bay
Know Your Foe
A much improved from last season Green Bay team comes to the Summit City on Thursday. The Phoenix own Division I non-league wins over UMass, Iona and UC Santa Barbara. They won at IU Indy in league play, but have losses to Wright State and Robert Morris. C.J. O'Hara is averaging 12.7 points per game.
Series History
Purdue Fort Wayne leads 9-2, winning the last nine games. Green Bay's only two wins came in the 2020-21 regular season when games were played in empty gyms. Even that year, though, the 'Dons topped Green Bay 89-84 in double overtime in the league's postseason. That game is best remembered for Jalon Pipkins' game-tying 3-pointer at the buzzer of the first overtime session.
'Dons & Ends
// In December, Corey Hadnot II was named to the Lou Henson Award Watch List. The award recognizes the best player in NCAA Mid-Major Division I basketball. The award is given out at the end of the season.
// The Mastodons have eight games this season with single-digit turnovers, including just two vs. Detroit- Mercy on Dec. 14.
// Corey Hadnot II is one of only five juniors or seniors in NCAA Division I men's basketball currently averaging 20 or more points who entered the season never having averaged 10 points in a season. (Cameron Carr, Baylor | Chandler Cuthrell, Elon | MJ Collins, Utah State | Dennis Parker Jr, Radford)
// The win over Notre Dame put the 'Dons on a four-game win streak. The 'Dons have now had a winning streak of at least four games in every season since 2009-10 except for one (2017-18). That is 16-of-17 seasons.
// The top two scoring games in the league this season belong to Corey Hadnot II. He had 33 at Oakland (Dec. 3) and 32 at Western Michigan (Nov. 12). Mikale Stevenson's 29 against Chicago State (Nov. 25) is the fifth best scoring performance in the league this season.
// Through four league games, Corey Hadnot II is averaging 21.8 points per game in league play, second best in the league.
// Jon Coffman picked up his 200th career victory on Nov. 15 against Boyce. He is the program's leader in victories.
// DeAndre Craig Jr. has scored double-digits 15-of-16 games this season. He has four games of exactly 18 points this year. The only game under 10 points was a seven-point outing vs. Chicago State (Nov. 25). He tied a career high with 22 points vs. Oakland.
// Darius Duffy has 73 rebounds on the season, 40 have been on the offensive glass.
// Redshirt freshman Ebrahim Kaba has shown early results from beyond the arc, hitting 16-of-43 (38.1 percent) from three.
// DeAndre Craig Jr. has demonstrated an ability to fill up the box score. Not only does he have 10+ points in all but one game this season, he has three games with six or more rebounds, three games with five or more assists and two games with three steals; all while turning the ball over only 16 times in 397 minutes.
// How good has Corey Hadnot II been this year?
- Corey Hadnot II is 3rd in the nation with 116 field goals. He has 306 points this season, 2nd in the nation. He is 1st in the league at 20.4 points per game. Hadnot is also 9th in the nation in steals with 36.
- Hadnot is averaging 20.4 points per game, should he finish at that average, it would rank tie for 5th in Mastodon history for a single season.
- He has the most field goals made (tied, 12 at Oakland) and most field goals attempted (22 at WMU) by a Horizon League player this season.
- He has the third most steals in a game by a Horizon League player this season (6 at Ohio State).
- Through 15 games, Hadnot is on track to score 628 points in the regular season this year. This would rank 7th all time for points scored by a player in a single season in Mastodon history.
- Through 15 games, he is on track to have 73 steals in the regular season this year. This would rank 6th all time for steals by a player in a single season in Mastodon history.
- At 20.4 points per game, Hadnot's scoring is up this year as is his shooting percentage. He is shooting 55.0 percent from the floor. He shot 44.6 percent last year.
- His field goal percentage has improved each season.
(Freshman: 40.9 -> Sophomore: 44.6 -> Junior: 55.0)
// In the nation, the 'Dons are:
- 19th in steals per game (10.1)
- 9th in turnover margin (5.4)
- 44th in fast break points per game (16.07)
- 36th in turnovers forced per game (15.5)
- 40th in fewest turnovers per game (10.1)
// Weekly alumni spotlight:
- 22 former Mastodons have played professionally in the last 14 years.
Jalon Pipkins (2021-22) is playing for Gargzdu in Lithuanian. He had 14 points and four assists in a loss to Juventus on Dec. 27.
// John Konchar to enter Mastodon Hall of Fame
- Former Mastodon John Konchar (2014-19) will be inducted into the Mastodon Hall of Fame on Jan. 31. Konchar, the seven-year NBA veteran with the Memphis Grizzlies, finished his collegiate career as the first student-athlete in NCAA Division I men's basketball history to record 2,000 points, 1,000 rebounds, 500 assists and 200 steals.
// Drafting notes from the Mastodons' game at Milwaukee
- Deangelo Elisee tied a career high with four blocks.
- Maximus Nelson tied a career high with three steals.
// Here come the notes on the win at Notre Dame
- Only four players scored in the contest (Corey Hadnot II, Maximus Nelson, Mikale Stevenson and DeAndre Craig Jr.). It is the first game in the Division I era of the program with only four players scoring in a contest. The previous low was five, which has occurred multiple times.
- It was the Mastodons' first win over an ACC opponent.
- It was Purdue Fort Wayne's fourth win against a major conference foe. The Mastodons beat Indiana in 2016 and 2017 and DePaul in 2023. All four wins have come under head coach Jon Coffman.
- Corey Hadnot II scored 29 points, his sixth game of 25 or more points this season.
~ Feel The Rumble ~
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