2022–23 Summit League men's basketball season

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2022–23 Summit League men's basketball season
Summit League logo.svg
League NCAA Division I
Sport Basketball
Number of teams10
Regular season
Regular season champion Oral Roberts
Season MVP Max Abmas, Oral Roberts
Summit League tournament
Champions Oral Roberts
  Runners-up North Dakota State
Tournament MVPMax Abmas, Oral Roberts
Seasons
2022–23 Summit League men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Oral Roberts †18–0 1.00030–5  .857
South Dakota State 13–5 .72219–13  .594
North Dakota State 11–7 .61116–17  .485
Western Illinois 9–9 .50016–14  .533
St. Thomas*9–9 .50019–14  .576
South Dakota 7–11 .38912–19  .387
Kansas City 7–11 .38911–21  .344
Denver 6–12 .33315–17  .469
North Dakota 6–12 .33313–20  .394
Omaha 4–14 .2229–23  .281
* Ineligible for the 2023 NCAA tournament due to transition from Division III
† 2023 Summit League Tournament winner

The 2022-23 Summit League men's basketball season started non-conference play on November 7, 2022, and began conference play on December 19, 2022. The regular season will end on February 25, 2023, and will set up the 2023 Summit League men's basketball tournament from March 3 to March 7, 2023.
Oral Roberts finished league play with a perfect 18-0 record, the second time that has happened in the Summit League's history and second year in a row a team has finished with a perfect league record (South Dakota State). In the postseason, Oral Roberts made the 2023 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament as a 12 seed. They lost to Duke in the first round.

Contents

Conference Changes

Following last year's postseason tournament, the Summit League announced they would be expanding the tournament in future years to include all 10 teams. It will consist of an added day to the tournament with the 7 through 10 seeds competing for the typical 7 and 8 seed slots. [1]

Head Coaches

Coaching Changes

South Dakota

On March 16, 2022, Eric Peterson was announced as the new head coach of the Coyotes, [2] after former coach Todd Lee was let go. [3]

Omaha

On March 18, 2022, Chris Crutchfield was named head coach of the Mavericks, [4] after longtime coach Derrin Hansen was fired. [5]

Kansas City

On April 21, 2022, three-year Roos coach Billy Donlon left the program to be an associate head coach at Clemson. [6] Then on April 26, 2022, Marvin Menzies was announced to be the new head coach for Kansas City. [7]

Coaches

TeamHead CoachPrevious JobYears At SchoolRecord at SchoolSummit League RecordSummit League TitlesNCAA tournamentsNCAA Sweet 16's
Denver Jeff Wulbrun Stanford (Assistant)211–217–11000
Kansas City Marvin Menzies Grand Canyon (Associate HC)10–00–0050
Omaha Chris Crutchfield Oregon (Assistant)10–00–0000
North Dakota Paul Sather Northern State (Assistant)430–6017–33000
North Dakota State David Richman North Dakota State (Assistant)9159–9782–46320
Oral Roberts Paul Mills Baylor (Assistant)676–7943–36111
St. Thomas John Tauer St. Thomas (Assistant)12228–70^4–1400^^0^^^
South Dakota Eric Peterson Utah (Assistant)10–00–0000
South Dakota State Eric Henderson South Dakota State (Assistant)468–2240–6110
Western Illinois Rob Jeter Minnesota (Assistant)323–3112–20000

Notes:

^218 wins and 50 losses at the Division III level

^^8 NCAA Division III Tournaments

^^^4 NCAA Division III Sweet 16s, 2 NCAA Division III Final Fours, and 1 NCAA Division III National Championship

Preseason Awards

The Preseason Summit League men's basketball polls were released on October 11, 2022. [8]

Preseason men's basketball polls

First Place Votes in Parentheses

  1. Oral Roberts (28) - 731
  2. South Dakota State (11) - 668
  3. South Dakota (1) - 602
  4. North Dakota State - 549
  5. Denver - 432
  6. Kansas City - 310
  7. Western Illinois - 294
  8. St. Thomas - 289
  9. Omaha - 279
  10. North Dakota - 174

Preseason Honors

HonorRecipient
Preseason Player of the Year Max Abmas, Oral Roberts
Preseason All-Summit League First TeamMax Abmas, Oral Roberts
Luke Appel, South Dakota State
Frankie Fidler, Omaha
Trenton Massner, Western Illinois
Zeke Mayo, South Dakota State
Grant Nelson, North Dakota State
Preseason All-Summit League Second TeamMason Archambault, South Dakota
Issac McBride, Oral Roberts
Kruz Perrott-Hunt, South Dakota
A.J. Plitzuweit, South Dakota
Tevin Smith, Denver

Regular season

Conference standings

Current as of February 25, 2023 [9]

ConferenceOverall
RankTeamRecordPercentRecordPercentTiebreaker
1Oral Roberts18–01.00027–40.871
2South Dakota State13–50.72218–120.600
3North Dakota State11–70.61114–160.467
4Western Illinois9–90.50016–130.5521–1 vs South Dakota
5St. Thomas9–90.50018–130.5810–2 vs South Dakota
7South Dakota7–110.38912–180.4002–0 vs St. Thomas
6Kansas City7–110.38911–200.3551–1 vs St. Thomas
8Denver6–120.33315–160.4841–1 vs Western Illinois
9North Dakota6–120.33312–190.3870–2 vs Western Illinois
10Omaha4–140.2228–220.267

Conference Matrix

 DenverKansas CityNorth DakotaNorth Dakota StateOmahaOral RobertsSt. ThomasSouth DakotaSouth Dakota StateWestern Illinois
vs. Denver–1–11–12–01–12–02–00–22–01–1
vs. Kansas City1–1–2–01–10–22–01–11–12–01–1
vs. North Dakota1–10–2–2–01–12–01–11–12–02–0
vs. North Dakota State0–21–10–2–0–22–01–11–11–11–1
vs. Omaha1–12–01–12–0–2–02–01–12–01–1
vs. Oral Roberts0–20–20–20–20–2–0–20–20–20–2
vs. St. Thomas0–21–11–11–10–22–0–2–01–11–1
vs. South Dakota2–01–11–11–11–12–00–2–2–01–1
vs. South Dakota State0–20–20–21–10–22–01–10–2–1–1
vs. Western Illinois1–11–10–21–11–12–01–11–11–1–
Total6–127–116–1211–74–1418–09–97–1113–59–9

Through February 25, 2023

Players of the Week

Week [10] Player(s) of the WeekSchool
Nov. 14A.J. PlitzuweitSouth Dakota
Nov. 21Riley MillerSt. Thomas
Nov. 28Rayquawndis MitchellKansas City
Dec. 5Trenton MassnerWestern Illinois
Dec. 12Boden SkunbergNorth Dakota State
Dec. 19Max AbmasOral Roberts
Dec. 26Parker BjorklundSt. Thomas (2)
Jan. 2Zeke MayoSouth Dakota State
Jan. 9Max Abmas (2)Oral Roberts (2)
Jan. 16Max Abmas (3)Oral Roberts (3)
Jan. 23Zeke Mayo (2)South Dakota State (2)
Jan. 30Trenton Massner (2)Western Illinois (2)
Feb. 6Zeke Mayo (3)South Dakota State (3)
Feb. 13Max Abmas (4)Oral Roberts (4)
Feb. 20Grant NelsonNorth Dakota State (2)
Feb. 27Trenton Massner (3)Western Illinois (3)

Records against other conferences

As of January 10, 2023:

Major 7 ConferencesRecordMajor 7 ConferencesRecord
ACC None American 1-2
Big East 0-3 Big Ten 0-4
Big 12 0-4 Pac-12 0-2
SEC 1-5Major 7 Total2-19
Other Division I ConferencesRecordOther Division I ConferencesRecord
Atlantic 10 1-0 ASUN 1-2
America East None Big Sky 3-6
Big South None Big West 1-0
Colonial 1-0 Conference USA 0-1
Horizon League 2-2 Ivy League None
MAAC None MAC 1-4
MEAC None MVC 4-1
MWC 1-3 NEC 3-0
OVC 2-0 Patriot League None
SoCon 1-0 Southland 4-0
SWAC 2-0 Sun Belt 2-2
WAC 3-3 WCC 2-3
Other Division I Total34-26
NCAA Division I Total36-45
NCAA Division II Total4-1
NCAA Division III Total7-0
NAIA Total3-0
NCCAA Total1-0
Total Non-Conference Record50-46

Record against ranked non-conference opponents

Summit League record against ranked teams (rankings from AP Poll):

Summit League teams in Bold

DateVisitorHomeSiteGamenameScoreConference recordReference
Nov 7 Omaha No. 5 Kansas Allen Fieldhouse • Lawrence, KS 64-890-1 [11]
Nov 7 St. Thomas No. 9 Creighton CHI Health Center Omaha • Omaha, NE 60-720-2 [12]
Nov 7 North Dakota State No. 10 Arkansas Bud Walton Arena • Fayetteville, AR 58-760-3 [13]
Nov 10 North Dakota No. 9 Creighton CHI Health Center Omaha • Omaha, NE 61-960-4 [14]
Nov 10 North Dakota State No. 5 Kansas Allen Fieldhouse • Lawrence, KS 59-820-5 [15]
Nov 14 Oral Roberts No. 3 Houston Fertitta Center • Houston, TX Cougar Classic45-830-6 [16]
Nov 16 South Dakota State No. 9 Arkansas Bud Walton Arena • Fayetteville, AR 56-710-7 [17]
Nov 21 Omaha No. 25 Iowa Carver-Hawkeye Arena • Iowa City, IA Emerald Coast Classic - Campus Game64-1000-8 [18]
Nov 30 North Dakota No. 23 Iowa State James H. Hilton Coliseum • Ames, IA 44-630-9 [19]
Dec 3 South Dakota State No. 11 Alabama Coleman Coliseum • Tuscaloosa, AL 65-780-10 [20]
Dec 10 Denver No. 19 UCLA Pauley Pavilion • Los Angeles, CA 64-870-11 [21]

Team rankings are reflective of AP poll when the game was played, not current or final ranking

† denotes games was played on neutral site

Points scored

TeamForAgainstDifference
Denver21852258-73
Kansas City19011971-70
North Dakota20652119-54
North Dakota State20432042+1
Omaha20032242-239
Oral Roberts24552046+409
St. Thomas21772031+146
South Dakota19292082-153
South Dakota State19901970+20
Western Illinois19811963+18

Through February 18, 2023 [22]

Home attendance

TeamArenaCapacityTotal GamesAverage AttendanceAttendance HighTotal Attendance% of Capacity
DenverHamilton Gymnasium2,500141,0011,335
Feb. 25 vs. Omaha		14,02440.1%
Kansas City Swinney Recreation Center 1,500149361,532
Feb. 18 vs. North Dakota		13,10862.4%
North Dakota Betty Engelstad Sioux Center 3,300161,4492,458
Dec. 30 vs. North Dakota St		23,18743.9%
North Dakota State Scheels Center 5,460131,9523,867
Jan. 27 vs. North Dakota		25,38835.8%
Omaha Baxter Arena 7,898122,2274,316
Dec. 13 vs. Midland		26,73428.2%
Oral Roberts Mabee Center 10,154165,3148,012
Feb. 18 vs. North Dakota St		85,03052.3%
St. ThomasSchoenecker Arena1,800141,2642,013
Feb. 9 vs. Oral Roberts		17,69670.2%
South Dakota Sanford Coyote Sports Center 6,000132,0244,605
Jan. 14 vs. South Dakota St		26,32433.7%
South Dakota State Frost Arena 6,500122,2884,421
Feb. 11 vs. South Dakota		27,46435.2%
Western Illinois Western Hall 5,139147161,681
Feb. 11 vs. Oral Roberts		10,03613.9%

Bold - Exceed capacity
As of February 25, 2023
Does not include exhibition games

All-League Honors

HonorRecipient
Player of the Year Max Abmas, Oral Roberts
Defensive Player of the YearConnor Vanover, Oral Roberts
Sixth Man of the YearMatt Norman, North Dakota
Freshman of the YearAndrew Rohde, St. Thomas
Newcomer of the YearConnor Vanover, Oral Roberts
Coach of the Year Paul Mills, Oral Roberts
All-Summit League First Team Max Abmas, Oral Roberts
Trenton Massner, Western Illinois
Zeke Mayo, South Dakota State
Grant Nelson, North Dakota State
Andrew Rohde, St. Thomas
Connor Vanover, Oral Roberts
All-Summit League Second TeamShemarri Allen, Kansas City
Parker Byorklund, St. Thomas
Matt Dentlinger, South Dakota State
Issac McBride, Oral Roberts
Rayquawndis Mitchell, Kansas City
All-Summit League Honorable Mention Tommy Bruner, Denver
Frankie Fidler, Omaha
Tasos Kamateros, South Dakota
Kruz Perrott-Hunt, South Dakota
Boden Skunberg, North Dakota State
All-Defensive TeamShemarri Allen, Kansas City
Matt Mims, South Dakota State
Grant Nelson, North Dakota State
Connor Vanover, Oral Roberts
Jesiah West, Western Illinois
All-Newcomer Team Tommy Bruner, Denver
William Kyle III, South Dakota State
Rayquawndis Mitchell, Kansas City
Andrew Rohde, St. Thomas
Connor Vanover, Oral Roberts

Source: [23]

Postseason

Conference Tournament

All 10 teams qualify for the Summit League tournament. The tournament is held at the Denny Sanford Premier Center in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. It will be held this season from March 3 to March 7, 2023.

First Round
March 3
ESPN+ 		Quarterfinals
March 4 & 5
ESPN+ 		Semifinals
March 6
ESPN+ 		Championship
March 7
ESPN2
1Oral Roberts96
8 Denver 68 9 North Dakota 80
9North Dakota831Oral Roberts70
5 St. Thomas 65
4 Western Illinois 60
5St. Thomas67
1Oral Roberts92
3 North Dakota State 58
2South Dakota State63
7 Kansas City 61 10 Omaha 55
10Omaha732 South Dakota State 79
3North Dakota State89
3North Dakota State70
6 South Dakota 68

NCAA tournament

SeedRegionSchoolFirst RoundSecond RoundSweet SixteenElite EightFinal FourChampionship
No. 12Orlando Regional Oral Roberts
lost to No. 5 Duke 51–74
—————
1 BidW-L (%):0–1 (.000)0–0 (–)0–0 (–)0–0 (–)0–0 (–)TOTAL:0–1 (.000)

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