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THE GAMES
Thu., Jan. 28, 2010 • 8 p.m. (ET) • GVSU Fieldhouse (4,200)
Michigan Tech (4-13, 3-9 GLIAC) at Grand Valley State (14-3, 10-2 GLIAC)

Sat., Jan. 30, 2010 • 3 p.m. (ET) • Jim Wink Arena (2,400)
Michigan Tech at Ferris State

Radio Broadcasts: WKMJ 93.5 FM (Wes Frahm)
Video Webcast: gliac.org/scoreboard/index
Audio Webcast: www.pasty.net
Live Stats: livestats.prestosports.com/michigantech/

GAEDKE CONTINUES TO PACE HUSKIES IN SCORING
Sophomore Matt Gaedke poured in 24 points at Saginaw Valley State and 13 more at Lake Superior State and has now paced the Huskies in points four straight games. The 6-3 guard has averaged 18.6 points over the last five games after scoring just 3.1 per contest over the first 12 outings of the year. Gaedke has also shot 56 percent from the floor and averaged 4.0 rebound and 3.6 assists per game over the last five outings.

HOJNACKI WORKING ON THE GLASS
Mike Hojnacki tallied his second double-double in the last three games with 12 points and 12 rebounds at Lake Superior State last Saturday (Jan. 23). Hojnacki, who leads the team in both scoring (11.1 points per game) and rebounding (6.3 per game) this season, has really increased his rebounding production over the last five games. He pulled down 52 rebounds for a 10.4 average over that span after having a 4.6 average in the 12 games prior.

SERIES HISTORY VS. GRAND VALLEY AND FERRIS STATE
Michigan Tech and Grand Valley State have met 61 times since the series began in 1980. The Lakers own a 35-26 advantage after eight straight wins over the Huskies. Tech owns a slight 52-50 advantage over Ferris State in the all-time series. The road team has won four straight in the series including Tech's 66-58 win in Big Rapids the last time the teams met (Feb. 12, 2009). See page 5 for complete series history.

QUICK HITS
Four of Tech's 13 losses this season are by five points or less … Michigan Tech has played 12 games on the road and five games at home so far in 2009-10. The Huskies will play its next two on the road before six of its last eight are at home.
Tech ranks third in the GLIAC in 3-point percentage with a 36.7 mark.

HEAD COACH KEVIN LUKE
Kevin Luke is in his 16th year on the Michigan Tech bench as head coach. The school's winningest skipper owns a career record of 278-175 (.615 winning percentage). He is a four-time GLIAC Coach of the Year and was the 2002-03 NABC National Coach of the Year.