PROBABLE STARTERS: MIDDLE TENNESSEE MEN S BASKETBALL. five keys to the game

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1 AP: NR, COACHES: NR MIDDLE TENNESSEE MEN S BASKETBALL Alex Mitchell, Primary Contact Cell: (770) Office: (615) mitchell@goblueraiders.com Facebook: Facebook.com/BlueRaiderAthletics MIDDLE TENNESSEE BLUE RAIDERS, 5-2 VS AP: NR, COACHES: NR AUBURN TIGERS, 4-1 December 12 Nashville, TN / Bridgestone Arena (17,113) WGNS (1450/100.5/101.9), WQZQ (94.9/95.1) TV: MT SCHEDULE/RESULTS OVERALL: 5-2 C-USA: 0-0 HOME: 1-1 / AWAY: 3-1 / NEUTRAL:1-0 NOVEMBER 12 FAULKNER UNIVERSITY (EXH.) W, AT MURRAY STATE L, AT TENNESSEE STATE W, AT ALASKA ANCHORAGE^ W, UNC ASHEVILLE^ W, TOLEDO^ W, DECEMBER 2 VCU L, SOUTH ALABAMA W, AUBURN % 12:00 pm 17 BELMONT 6:00 pm 22 AT GEORGIA STATE 6:00 pm 27 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE& 4:30 pm 30 TREVECCA UNIVERSITY 6:00 pm JANUARY 3 AT UAB* 2:00 pm 7 UTEP* 6:00 pm 9 UTSA* 3:00 pm 14 at CHARLOTTE* 6:00 pm 16 at OLD DOMINION* 3:00 pm 21 NORTH TEXAS* 6:30 pm 23 RICE* 5:00 pm 28 at MARSHALL* 6:00 pm 30 at WKU* 7:00 pm FEBRUARY 4 FLORIDA ATLANTIC* 6:30 pm 6 FIU* 6:00 pm 11 AT LA TECH* 8:00 pm 13 AT SOUTHERN MISS* 7:00 pm 21 UAB* 5:00 pm 25 WKU* 6:00 pm 27 MARSHALL* 5:00 pm MARCH 3 at FLORIDA ATLANTIC* 6:00 pm 5 at FIU* 5:00 pm 9-12 at C-USA Championship TBA * - C-USA Conference game ^ - CGI GREAT ALASKA SHOOTOUT % - BRIDGESTONE ARENA & - SANFORD PENTAGON Home games in BOLD five keys to the game dialed in defense } The MT defense has been stout over the last two games and is only allowing opponents to shoot 32.8 percent from the field and 28.9 percent from beyond the three-point line. The solid effort has vaulted MT to 36th nationally in defensive rebounds per game (29.1), 63rd in field goal percentage defense (39.2) and 78th in scoring defense (66.0 ppg). championship pedigree } Since 2010, has been one of the best teams in their respective conference. In fact, the Blue Raiders have won four league championships in six years. MT went 13-5 in conference games during the season and were crowned champion of the Sun Belt. The Blue Raiders followed that feat with a 14-2 mark in and a 19-1 record in their last in the SBC. MT transferred its success over to C-USA and won the league in its first year as a member. hail harris } Darnell Harris has been on a tear as of late averaging 18.5 points over his last two games. The big-man set a new career-high with three blocks against VCU and then eclipsed that with four stuffs versus South Alabama. Harris is shooting 56.5 percent from the floor and 66.7 percent from deep over the stretch. welcome back } Saturday s game will mark the fourth time th has played in Bridgestone Arena (formerly the Sommet Center). The Blue Raiders fell to No. 2 ranked Memphis, 65-41, in 2007 and to No. 9 Tennessee, 75-54, in However, MT bounced back to win a, 56-52, thriller over Vanderbilt at the Nashville arena in Current grad assistant Kerry Hammonds had 11 points against Vandy. Triple-Doubles } Just last season, did not have a single player average over 10 points per game. Reggie Upshaw was close at 9.9, but this season MT has three players in double-figures in Giddy Potts (14.3), Darnell Harris (12.1) and Upshaw (10.9). Perrin Buford is next at 9.4 ppg Dec Darnell Harris 32.8 fg% 75 reggie upshaw 54 Dec pt% dec giddy potts PROBABLE STARTERS: quavius copeland GIDDY POTTS PERRIN BUFORD REGGIE UPSHAW DARNELL HARRIS GUARD so. greenville, s.c. 6.1 PPG 2.1 apg 0.9 RPG GUARD SO. ATHENS, ALA. 1.8 apg 14.3 PPG 6.6 RPG g/f Sr. decatur, ala. 0.7 apg 9.4 PPG 4.6 RPG FORWARD JR. CHATTANOOGA, TENN PPG 2.0 apg 7.6 RPG FORWARD SR. MILWAUKEE, WIS PPG 1.3 apg 4.4 RPG

2 ,O BY THE NUMBERS ppg oppg fg% 3fg% rpg Apg topg Spg Bpg SERIES HISTORY } MT will take on AU for only the fourth time in program history. The Tigers hold a 3-0 edge in the series and won last year s meeting in Auburn. This will be the first time that MT has hosted AU as the Blue Raiders have traveled to the Plains the last two meetings following the Tigers win in Puerto Rico in buford s best opfg% op3fg% AT BRIDGESTONE } Through his first 22 games as a Blue Raider, Perrin Buford was averaging just 5.8 points, 2.6 rebounds and 13.6 minutes per game. In his last 21 games stretched over two seasons, Buford is averaging 10.8 points, 4.8 rebounds and minutes per contest. cx cx first 22 games Points per game vs the sec per game 0-6 vs bruce pearl last 20 games Minutes per game keeping pace } MT has 48 total wins since the first year the team joined the C-USA. That mark trails only La Tech (58) and UTEP (51) among league schools. stiff competition } This season, the Blue Raiders scheduled a tough non-conference schedule that features six teams that had a winning record in The combined record of the scheduled non-conference foes in was In addition, MT will face nine teams that reached the postseason a year ago Great Alaskan Champs }On Nov , MT traveled to the Great Alaska Shootout for a trio of games and came away with a championship. The three-game sweep was just the second regular-season tournament title of the 14-year Kermit Davis era. Following the game, Perrin Buford, Giddy Potts and Reggie Upshaw were all named to the All-Tournament Team. potts buford upshaw 13.7 ppg 5.0 rpg 2.0 apg 12.7 ppg 3.3 rpg 5 blocks 12.0 ppg 5.0 rpg 2.3 apg W W W ,075 mi. 3rd longest trip in MT history

3 going streaking } The men s basketball team has made a three-pointer in 609 consecutive games. The streak spans over 19 seasons and the last time MT did not make a three was Jan. 14, 1995 against Murray State middle tennessee men s basketball A record-setting pace } Since , MT s three-point attempts have risen every year. MT is on pace to break the school record of 682 if the team plays three or more postseason games is the magic number } The Blue Raiders hallmark the last few years has been their defense and have hung their hats on limiting opposing offenses. Because of their tenacity on that side of the floor, MT has not had to put up a ton of points in order to win games. In fact, s magic number has been 60. Over the last four-plus seasons, MT is when scoring 60 or more points in a game. 60 davis by the numbers } MT head coach Kermit Davis is in his 14th season at the helm of the Blue Raider program. Davis is already the school s most-prolific head coach as his 256 wins are tops in school history. Here is an inside look at some other key Davis facts: last four years 19 wins 18 all-conference Players 8 straight non-losing seasons 4 conference championships kermit davis wins 3 coach of the yr. awards 3 player of the yr. awards 1 ncaa tournament appearance wins 27 wins tennessee s finest } Of the 12 D-I teams from the state of Tennessee, Middle Tennessee has been one of the finest since MT has accrued 103 wins over the last four-plus years which is thrid-most in the state. 1. belmont memphis mt tennessee vanderbilt ut-chatt tenn. tech etsu Lipscomb tenn. st ut martin austin peay murphy madness } has been one of the best home teams in the country over the last five seasons and holds a 58-9 record in the Murphy Center. That mark includes a perfect 16-0 mark in Here are the winners from the last four-plus years:

4 blue raiders by the numbers Overall record 5-2 At home 1-1 On road 2-1 Neutral site 2-0 vs. Ranked Teams 0-0 vs. Conference USA 0-0 Conference USA Home 0-0 Conference USA Away 0-0 vs. SEC 0-0 vs. Atlantic vs. MAC 1-0 vs. OVC 1-1 vs. Colonial 0-0 vs. Big South 1-0 vs. Summit League 0-0 vs. Sun Belt 1-0 vs. Div. II 1-0 When leading at halftime 4-0 When tied at halftime 1-0 When trailing at halftime 0-2 Leading with 5:00 left (regulation) 5-1 Trailing with 5:00 left (regulation) 0-1 Tied with 5:00 left (regulation) 0-0 When MT wins the tip-off 3-1 When opponent wins the tip-off 2-1 When MT scores first 1-1 When opponent scores first 4-1 In games decided by 3 points or less 3-0 In games decided by 4-10 points 1-1 When MT shoots 50% or better 1-0 When MT shoots 40-49% 4-0 When MT shoots 30-39% 0-2 When MT shoots less than 30% 0-0 When scoring 90 or more points 0-0 When scoring points 0-0 When scoring points 2-0 When scoring points 3-1 When scoring points 0-1 When scoring less than 50 points 0-0 When MT outrebounds opponents 3-1 When MT is outrebounded 1-1 When rebounds are even 1-0 In overtime games 0-0 On Monday 0-0 On Tuesday 0-1 On Wednesday 0-1 On Thursday 1-0 On Friday 1-0 On Saturday 3-0 On Sunday 0-0 In November 5-2 In December 0-0 In January 0-0 In February 0-0 In March 0-0 MT slotted third by c-usa coaches }The men s basketball team was slotted third in the C-USA Preseason Poll released on Oct. 7. The order of finish was selected by the league s head coaches (they were not allowed to vote on their own team). } UAB (which won the league last season) was predicted first and garnered 11 first-place votes. Old Dominion was picked second and earned the remaining three first-place votes. UTEP and LA Tech rounded out the top five, while WKU, Rice, North Texas, Marshall, and FIU held the 6-10 spots. Charlotte (11th), FAU (12th), UTSA (13th) and Southern Miss (14th) rounded out the league voting. } The third-place ranking represents the highest mark for the Blue Raiders who are entering their third year in Conference USA. MT finished 9-9 in league play last season and went 13-3 in en route to a regular-season crown. upshaw named to c-usa preseason team C-USA PRESEASON POLL (#) first-place votes 1. UAB (11) 2. Old Dominion (3) UTEP 5. Louisiana Tech 6. WKU 7. Rice 8. North Texas 9. Marshall 10. FIU 11. Charlotte 12. Florida Atlantic 13. UTSA 14. Southern Miss } Blue Raider Reggie Upshaw was named to the Preseason All-Conference Team, released on Oct. 7. The team was selected by the league s head coaches (they were not allowed to vote for their own players). } Upshaw represents the Blue Raiders on the league s preseason squad. The forward was MT s leading scorer (9.9 ppg) and rebounder (7.0) in as a sophomore. His rebounds are fourth-most among returners in C-USA. The Chattanooga, Tenn. native also was the team-leader in blocks (35) and third in assists (57). } In addition, Upshaw led the Blue Raiders in scoring in eight contests and rebounding in 17 games. The big-man added four double-doubles to last season s campaign. MT among nation s top academic teams } The men s basketball team earned the highest possible marks from the NCAA in its recent Graduation Success Rate (GSR) report. The report details the percentage of players who enrolled in college between 2005 and 2008 and graduated within six years. } The Blue Raiders were one of just 47 Division I programs to earn a perfect 100 in GSR, meaning every student-athlete that took the floor for MT during the four-year span has earned his degree. } has also been a top-rated program on the court. Of the 47 teams with a perfect GSR in the latest report, MT ranks fourth in wins from with 98. Duke (118) and Kansas (115) top the list, but MT does have more victories than powerhouses Villanova (95) and Notre Dame (94). numerical roster NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. CL. HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL 0 Darnell Harris* F Sr. Milwaukee, Wis. /Northwest Florida State 2 Perrin Buford* G/F Sr. Dacatur, Ala. / Southwestern Tennessee State 3 Joshua Phillips** F Jr. Hendersonville, Tenn. / Pope John Paul II HS 4 Xavier Habersham* F R-Jr. Dublin, Ga. / Hill College 5 Jacob Ivory* G So. Jackson, Miss. / Murrah HS 10 Jaqawn Raymond** G Sr. Statesboro, Ga. / NC State 11 Edward Simpson Jr.* G So. Ocean Springs, Miss. / St. Martin HS 14 Chase Miller^ G Fr. Dallas, Texas / Shelton HS 15 Aldonis Foote G Jr. Peoria, Ill. / Trinity Valley CC 20 Giddy Potts* G So. Athens, Ala. / Athens HS 22 Jacorey Williams F Rs. Birmingham, Ala. / Arkansas 24 Quavius Copeland G So. Greenville, S.C. / Gulf Coast State 25 Karl Gamble F Fr. Columbia, S.C. / A.C. Flora HS 30 Reggie Upshaw Jr.** F Jr. Chattanooga, Tenn. / Baylor School 31 Stephen Strachan^ G Jr. Nassau, Bahamas / Moberly Area CC * Letters earned at MT ^ Walk-on 4

5 C-USA Standings LOUISIANA TECH UTEP MIDDLE TENNESSEE UAB OLD DOMINION WKU FIU RICE FLORIDA ATLANTIC NORTH TEXAS MARSHALL SOUTHERN MISS CHARLOTTE UTSA #- C-USA Regular Season Champions % - C-USA Tournament Champions middle tennessee men s basketball Last time out } Behind stellar defensive play and a record-setting performance by Giddy Potts, (5-2) grinded to its first win of the season inside the Murphy Center, 68-55, over Sun Belt foe South Alabama. } Potts dropped 17 points on 6-of-10 shooting, including a scorching 5-of-8 mark from three-point territory.he also added a career-high 14 rebounds, giving the sophomore guard his first-career double-double as a Blue Raider, and the first double-double for an MT guard since Marcos Knight in 2013 against FIU. } On the defensive side of the ball, the Blue Raiders held South Alabama to 33.9 percent shooting (20-of-59) from the field, and 23.1 percent (3-of-13) from three-point range. } It s the second-consecutive game that the Blue Raiders have held an opponent to under 35 percent shooting from the floor, as they held VCU to 31.7 percent on Dec. 2. MT inks antwain johnson to nli } picked up one signee on Nov. 11 in Antwain Johnson (Malone, Fla. / Chipola College) who will have three years of eligibility remaining. }Johnson will play out this season at Chipola after he committed to the Indians following a standout career at Malone HS where he helped his team win a state championship by averaging 29 points per game. Quick Facts Location: Murfreesboro, Tenn. Founded: 1911 Enrollment: 22,511 President: Dr. Sidney McPhee Director of Athletics: Chris Massaro Nickname: Blue Raiders Colors: Royal Blue & White Affiliation: Division I Conference: C-USA Arena: Murphy Center Capacity: 11,520 Head Coach: Kermit Davis Alma Mater: Mississippi State, 1982 Record at MT (years): /.606 (14th) Career Record - Div. I (years): /.601 (17th) Career Record - All levels (years): /.619 (20th) Assistant Coaches: Win Case (Univ. of Science & Arts/Oklahoma, 1986), Greg Grensing (Southwest Texas State, 1979), Ronnie Hamilton (Duke, 2002), Director of Operations: Jarrod Lazzarus (Florida State, 2009) Athletic Trainer: Chris Harris (, 2011) Strength Coach: Zach Willis (, 2012) Overall Record: C-USA Record/Finish: 9-9/sixth C-USA Tournament: No. 6 seed First Round: (6) MT 63, (11) Charlotte 60 Quarterfinal: (6) MT 59, (3) Old Dominion 52 Semifinal: (6) MT 53, (2) UTEP 50 Championship: (4) UAB 73, (6) MT 60 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/4 Newcomers: 6 Season of basketball: 93rd First season: All-time record: 1,155-1,024 NCAA Appearances: 7/ , 77, 82, 85, 87, 89, 2013 NIT Appearances: 3/ , 88, 2012 CIT Appearance: 2/ , 2015 davis named one of nation s top x s and o s coaches }This offseason, coachstat.net ranked the top 25 X s and O s Head Coaches from around the NCAA. s Kermit Davis was placed 13th on the list ahead of big-names Chris Mooney (Richmond), Fran McCaffrey (Iowa) and Ben Howland (Mississippi State). } From the publication: Who says you can t teach rebounding? Kermit does it like no-other, along with every other defensive scheme. head coach kermit davis file Accomplishments }2003 Sun Belt Coach of the Year } 2008 CollegeInsider.com Sun Belt Coach of Year } 2010 CollegeInsider.com Sun Belt Coach of Year } 2012 Sun Belt Coach of Year } 2013 Sun Belt Coach of Year Coaching Stops } Mississippi State } Southwest Mississippi CC } Idaho } 1991 Texas A&M } Chipola JC } Utah State } 1997 Idaho } LSU } 2003-present Noteworthy } Youngest JUCO coach in the country at Southwest JC at 24 } Youngest D I head coach in the nation at Idaho at 28 } Tabbed coach of the year 5 times in 17 yrs. as a D I head coach } Second-fastest MT coach to reach 100 wins (182 games) } Only MT coach to reach 200 wins Season School Record Southwest Miss. CC Southwest Miss. CC Idaho Idaho Texas A&M Chipola JC Idaho Totals 20 seasons Div. I 17 seasons MT 13 seasons

6 0 DARNELL HARRIS (6-8, 231, SENIOR, FORWARD) } Has led the team in scoring in three of the last four games. } Set a new career-high with three blocks against VCU (Dec. 2) and then had four versus South Alabama (Dec. 5). } Is shooting 56.5 percent from the floor and 66.7 percent from deep in his last two games. } Transferred in from Northwest Florida State prior to } Won MT s three-point contest at Murphy Madness. } Was more of an outside scorer as a junior, but will be asked to do more inside this season due to the graduation of Jacquez Rozier. 2 PERRIN BUFORD (6-6, 220, SENIOR, GUARD/FORWARD) } Led the team in points with 18 against UAA (Nov. 26). He had 10 points on the year before that game. } Is fourth in points per game (9.4) and is tied for the the team lead with eight blocked shots. } Came one point shy of his first career double-double in the opener at Murray State (Nov. 17) but still managed 10 rebounds and three steals. } Averaged 12.7 points per game in the Great Alaska Shootout and was named to the All-Tournament Team. } Transferred in from Southwest Tennessee State prior to } From Feb. 5 onward, Buford was playing over 24 minutes per game and his 160 points were tops on the team in } Is the team s vocal leader. He also leads by example and his work-ethic has been reported by several media outlets. } Has battled a right knee injury the past five games. 3 JOSHUA PHILLIPS (6-8, 230, JUNIOR, FORWARD) } Had his finest game of the yr. against UAA (Nov. 26) with 9 points and eight rebounds. } Recorded his second career start in the opener at Murray State (Nov. 17) and had an alley-oop slam. } Is one of just three players on MT s team to play more than one season as a Blue Raider. } Missed 16 games as a sophomore due to a foot stress fracture injury. } Coach Davis called Josh our most improved player at this season s preseason press conference. 4 XAVIER HABERSHAM (6-6, 205, R-JUNIOR, FORWARD) } All five of his makes have been threes and is shooting 45.5 percent from deep. } Missed the UAA game (Nov. 26) due to a sore hamstring. } Saw the first minutes of his MT career in the opener at Murray State (Nov. 17) and scored his first career points with a three-pointer. } Redshirted the season. 5 JACOB IVORY (5-9, 168, SOPHOMORE, GUARD) } Has missed every game this season due to a concussion in the exhibition. } Missed the last nine games in due to a concussion. } Is expected to see major minutes this year as one of the team s three point guards. } Played in 22 games and made five starts as a true freshman. } Despite his frame (5-9, 168 lbs.), prefers to go inside the arc for points. } Is one of the team s toughest players and best on-ball defenders. 10 JAQAWN RAYMOND (6-4, 200, R-SENIOR, GUARD) } Racked up a team-best 16 assists in the Great Alaska Shootout and had six against UNC Asheville (Nov. 27), the most from a Blue Raider this season. } Started for the injured Jacob Ivory in the opener at Murray State (Nov. 17) and had four points and two assists. } Is by far the team s leading assist-getter with 23 on the campaign and 21 have come in the last five games. } Played in all 36 games in , making a team-high 29 starts at point guard. } Is one of just three players on MT s team to play more than one season as a Blue Raider. } Played his freshman season at NC State and then sat out the due to NCAA transfer rules. } Despite starting 29 games as a junior, Coach Davis has stated that the point guard position is open between three players (Raymond, Ivory and Copeland) middle tennessee men s basketball PLAYER TIP-INS 6 11 EDWARD SIMPSON (6-2, 195, SOPHOMORE, GUARD) } Started every game of the Great Alaska Shootout over Buford who hard a sore knee. } Averaged eight points per game during the shootout and was one of five Blue Raiders to score in double-figures against UNC Asheville (Nov. 27), finishing with 11 points. } Has a team-best 3.2 assist-to-turnover ratio. } Has worn a mask in his first seven games to protect a hair-line fracture on his nose. } Chose MT over academic powerhouses Yale and Boston Univ. 14 Chase Miller (6-2, 175, FRESHMAN, GUARD) } Is one of the team s two walk-ons and one of the team s two freshmen. } Praised by coaches for his shooting touch around the arc. 15 Aldonis Foote (6-6, 210, JUNIOR, GUARD) } Scored a season-high six points and had a strong dunk against UAA (Nov. 26). } Was a late addition to the team, enrolling on Aug. 27. } Averaged nine points and 4.5 rebounds in two years at Trinity Valley CC. } Is the team s top defender according to his teammates and one of its most physical players. 20 Giddy Potts (6-2, 220, SOPHOMORE, GUARD) } Was named to the Great Alaska Shootout All-Tournament Team after averaging 13.7 points per game. } Scored 10-plus points in each of the first five games this season. } Became the first MT guard since Marcos Knight in 2013 to get a double-double with 17 points and 14 boards against South Alabama (Dec. 5). } Shooting 53.2 percent from the field, while the rest of the team is at 42.3 percent. } Tallied 50 of his 237 points in a two-game span last year, earning C-USA Player of the Week. } Was named to the C-USA All-Freshman Team in Jacorey Williams (6-8, 205, REDSHIRT, FORWARD) } Will redshirt this season to play one season after transferring from Arkansas. } Won MT s dunk contest at Murphy Madness. 24 Quavius Copeland (6-0, 175, SOPHOMORE, GUARD) } Made the first start of his career at Tennessee State (Nov. 21) and had 15 points. } Has started five games at point guard for MT and is fifth on the team in points per game (6.1). } Is the team s fastest player with the ball and off the dribble. } Possesses a solid stroke and was the team s leading assist-getter in the Bahamas this summer. 25 KARL GAMBLE (6-9, 220, FRESHMAN, GUARD) } Had the best game of his MT career against South Alabama (Dec. 5) with three points and five rebounds in 14 minutes. } Scored the first point of his career at the free throw line at Tennessee State (Nov. 21). } Is one of the team s two freshmen and the only one on scholarship. } Has been praised as maybe the best freshmen we have ever had here by Coach Davis. } Is a true low-post scorer who has surprised teammates with his skill and toughness. } Mother played college basketball at South Carolina State. 30 REGGIE UPSHAW (6-7, 232, JUNIOR, FORWARD) } Was the team s top performer against Toledo (Nov. 28), finishing with 17 points. } Named to the Great Alaska Shootout All-Tournament Team after averaging 12 points per game. } Is leading the team with 7.6 rebounds per game and is second in points (10.9). } Has played the most minutes per game for MT (28.6). } Led the squad in points (9.9) and rebounds (7.0) in } Named to the Preseason All-CUSA Team this summer. } Is in his third season as a primary starter and was second on the team as a sophomore with 57 assists. } His hair adds an extra 4 to his height. 31 STEPHEN STRACHAN (6-3, 190, JUNIOR, GUARD) } Is one of the team s two walk-ons and the team s only foreign born player. } This is his third school in three years after transferring from Faulkner (2014) and Moberly Area CC (2015).

7 overall statistics RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 20 Potts,Giddy Harris,Darnell Upshaw,Reggie Buford,Perrin Copeland,Quavius Simpson,Edward Raymond,Jaqawn Habersham,Xavier Phillips,Joshua Foote,Aldonis Gamble,Karl Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS MT OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/17/15 at Murray State L /21/15 at Tennessee State W $ 11/26/15 at Alaska Anchorage W /27/15 vs UNC Asheville W /28/15 vs Toledo W /2/15 VCU L /5/15 SOUTH ALABAMA W Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals Opponents

8 starters Date Opponent Score W/L /17 at Murray State L Raymond Potts Buford Upshaw Phillips 11/21 at Tennessee State W Copeland Potts Buford Upshaw Harris 11/26 at Alaska Anchorage^ W Copeland Potts Simpson Upshaw Harris 11/27 UNC Asheville^ W Copeland Potts Simpson Upshaw Harris 11/28 Toledo^ W Copeland Potts Simpson Upshaw Harris 12/2 VCU L Copeland Potts Simpson Upshaw Harris 12/5 South Alabama W Raymond Potts Buford Upshaw Harris ^ - CGI GREAT ALASKA SHOOTOUT % - BRIDGESTONE ARENA & - SANFORD PENTAGON 8

9 Date Opponent Score W/L Attend. Points Leader Leader Assists Leader 11/17 at Murray State L 3,070 Upshaw (16) Buford (10) Harris (4) 11/21 at Tennessee State W 1,500 Potts (21) Upshaw (11) Upshaw (4) 11/26 at Alaska Anchorage^ W 2,478 Buford (18) Phillips (8) Raymond (5) 11/27 UNC Asheville^ W 2,822 Harris (15) Harris (7) Raymond (6) 11/28 Toledo^ W 3,132 Upshaw (17) Harris (8) Raymond (5) 12/2 VCU L 8,882 Harris (17) Upshaw (12) Copeland/Raymond (3) 12/5 South Alabama W 4,106 Harris (20) Potts (14) Harris/Potts/Simpson (3) ^ - CGI GREAT ALASKA SHOOTOUT % - BRIDGESTONE ARENA & - SANFORD PENTAGON Results 9

10 Date Opponent Harris Buford Phillips Habers. Ivory Raymond Simpson Miller Foote Potts Copeland Gamble Upshaw Strachan 11/17 at Murray State DNP DNP DNP 11/21 at Tennessee State DNP DNP DNP DNP 11/26 at Alaska Anchorage^ DNP DNP DNP DNP 11/27 UNC Asheville^ DNP DNP DNP DNP 11/28 Toledo^ DNP DNP DNP 12/2 VCU DNP DNP DNP 12/5 South Alabama DNP DNP DNP ^ - CGI GREAT ALASKA SHOOTOUT % - BRIDGESTONE ARENA & - SANFORD PENTAGON points-rebounds-assists 10

11 Game-by-game team stats FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. O/D/T PF A TO B S 1 2 TP /30/ at Murray State /29/ /26/ at Tennessee State /29/ /27/ at Alaska Anchorage^ /18/ /27/ vs. UNC Asheville^ /29/ /25/ vs. Toledo^ /19/ VCU /34/ /34/ South Alabama /19/ /35/ Auburn% Belmont at Georgia State South Dakota State& Trevecca at UAB UTEP UTSA at Charlotte at Old Dominion North Texas Rice at Marshall at WKU FAU FIU at LA Tech at Southern Miss UAB WKU Marshall at FAU at FIU ^ - CGI GREAT ALASKA SHOOTOUT % - BRIDGESTONE ARENA & - SANFORD PENTAGON 11

12 middle tennessee highs Points 21, Giddy Potts at Tennessee State (11/21) Field Goals 7, Reggie Upshaw at Murray State (11/17) 7, Giddy Potts at Tennessee State (11/21) 7, Perrin Buford at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 7, Reggie Upshaw vs. Toledo (11/28) 7, Darnell Harris vs. VCU (12/2) 7, Reggie Upshaw vs. VCU (12/2) Field Goal Attempts 14, Perrin Buford at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) Field Goal Pct. (min. 6).778, Reggie Upshaw vs. Toledo (11/28) 3-Point Field Goals 5, Giddy Potts at Tennessee State (11/21) 5, Giddy Potts vs. South Alabama (12/5) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 8, Giddy Potts at Tennessee State (11/21) 8, Giddy Potts vs. South Alabama (12/5) 3-Point Field Goal Pct. (min. 4).750, Jaqawn Raymond vs. Toledo (11/28) Free Throws 7, Darnell Harris at Murray State (11/17) 7, Darnell Harris at Tennessee State (11/21) Free Throw Attempts 12, Darnell Harris at Tennessee State (11/21) Free Throw Pct. (min. 6).833, Joshua Phillips at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 14, Giddy Potts vs. South Alabama (12/5) Assists 6, Jaqawn Raymond vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) Turnovers 6, Reggie Upshaw at Tennessee State (11/21) Blocks 4, Darnell Harris vs. South Alabama (12/5) Steals 3, Buford at Murray State (11/17) OPPONENT highs Points 35, Sekou Wiggs, Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) Field Goals 11, Sekou Wiggs, Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) Field Goal Attempts 20, Sekou Wiggs, Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) Field Goal Pct. (min. 6).700, Wayne Langston, Murray State (11/17) 3-Point Field Goals 6, Sekou Wiggs, Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 10, Sekou Wiggs, Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 3-Point Field Goal Pct. (min. 4).667, Marcus Roper, Tennessee State (11/21) Free Throws 9, Keron DeShields, Tennessee State (11/21) Free Throw Attempts 11,Keron DeShields, Tennessee State (11/21) Free Throw Pct. (min. 6) 1.000, Jeffery Moss, Murray State (11/17) 12, Nathan Boothe, Toledo (11/28) Assists 6, Bryce Jones, Murray State (11/17) Turnovers 6, Barrington Stevens, South Alabama (12/5) Blocks 3, Bryce Jones, Murray State (11/17) Steals 4, Diante Mitchell, Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 4, Shaq Calhoun, South Alabama (12/2) middle tennessee men s basketball individual highs middle tennessee top performers POINTS 21...Giddy Potts at Tennessee State (11/21) 20...Darnell Harris vs. South Alabama (12/5) Perrin Buford at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) Regie Upshaw vs. Toledo (11/28) 17...Darnell Harris vs. VCU (12/2) Giddy Potts vs. South Alabama (12/5) Reggie Upshaw at Murray State (11/17) Darnell Harris at Tennessee State (11/21) Giddy Potts at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) Five times REBOUNDS Giddy Potts vs. South Alabama (12/5) 12...Reggie Upshaw vs. VCU (12/2) Reggie Upshaw at Tennessee State (11/21) 10...Perrin Buford at Murray State (11/17) 8...Joshua Phillips at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 8... Darnell Harris vs. Toledo (11/28) 8... Giddy Potts vs. VCU (12/2) 7...Giddy Potts at Tennessee State (11/21) 7... Darnell Harris vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) 7... Reggie Upshaw vs. Toledo (11/28) 7...Reggie Upshaw vs. South Alabama (12/5) ASSISTS 6...Jaqawn Raymond vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) 5... Jaqawn Raymond at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 5... Reggie Upshaw vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) 5... Jaqawn Raymond vs. Toledo (11/28) BLOCKS 4...Darnell Harris vs. South Alabama (12/5) 3... Perrin Buford vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) 3...Darnell Harris vs. VCU (12/2) 2... Twice STEALS 3...Perrin Buford at Murray State (11/17) 2... Six times MADE 3-POINTERS 5...Giddy Potts at Tennessee State (11/21) 5... Giddy Potts vs. South Alabama (12/5) 3... Six times 12

13 middle tennessee middle tennessee men s basketball team highs and lows Highs Lows Points 78 vs. Toledo (11/28) 56 vs. VCU (12/2) Field Goals 28 vs. Toledo (11/28) 20 vs. VCU (12/2) Field Goal Attempts 56 vs. VCU (12/2) 48 vs. South Alabama (12/5) Field Goal Pct..528 vs. Toledo (11/28).357 vs. VCU (12/2) 3-Point Field Goals 11 vs. South Alabama (12/5) 4 vs. VCU (12/2) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 25 vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) 16 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 3-Point Field Goal Pct. (min. 8).579 vs. South Alabama (12/5).190 vs. VCU (12/2) Free Throws 23 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 6 vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) Free Throw Attempts 28 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 16 vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) Free Throw Pct. (min. 10).821 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26).375 vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) 45 vs. South Alabama (12/5) 30 vs. Toledo (11/28) Assists 17 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 10 at Tennessee State (11/21) 17 vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) Turnovers 19 vs. South Alabama (12/5) 9 vs. Toledo (11/28) Blocks 8 vs. South Alabama (12/5) 0 vs. Toledo (11/28) Steals 6 at Murray State (11/17) 4 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 6 at Tennessee State (11/21) 4 vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) 6 vs. Toledo (11/28) opponents Highs Lows Points 76 by Murray State (11/17) 55 by South Alabama (12/5) Field Goals 27 by Murray State (11/17) 18 by Tennessee State (11/21) Field Goal Attempts 63 by VCU (12/2) 45 by Tennessee State (11/21) Field Goal Pct..464 by Toledo (11/28).317 by VCU (12/2) 3-Point Field Goals 11 by Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 3 by South Alabama (12/5) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 32 by Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 13 by South Alabama (12/5) 3-Point Field Goal Pct. (min. 8).400 by Tennessee State (11/21).222 by UNC Asheville (11/27) Free Throws 22 by Tennessee State (11/21) 12 by Toledo (11/28) 12 by South Alabama (12/5) Free Throw Attempts 31 by Tennessee State (11/21) 19 by Toledo (11/28) Free Throw Pct. (min. 10).800 by Murray State (11/17).571 by South Alabama (12/5) 47 by VCU (12/2) 26 by Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) Assists 18 by Murray State (11/17) 6 by South Alabama (12/5) 18 by Toledo (11/28) Turnovers 15 by Tennessee State (11/21) 8 by Toledo (11/28) Blocks 3 by Murray State (11/17) 0 by Toledo (11/28) Steals 12 by VCU (12/2) 2 by Toledo (11/28) 12 by South Alabama (12/5) 13

14 0 darnell 2 harris 6-8, 231, senior, forward milwaukee, wis. northwest florida state Perrin Buford 6-6, 220, senior, Guard/forward Decatur, ala. southwest tennessee state HARRIS GAME-BY-GAME 11/17 at Murray State /21 at Tennessee State * /26 at Alaska Anchorage^ * /27 UNC Asheville^ * /28 Toledo^ * /2 VCU * /5 South Alabama * HARRIS SEASON HIGHS Points vs. South Alabama (12/5) Field Goals...7 vs. VCU (12/2) 3-Point Field Goals...3 (twice) Free Throws...7 (twice)...8 vs. Toledo (11/28) Assists... 4 at Murray State (11/17) Blocks...4 vs. South Alabama (12/5) Steals...2 vs. VCU (12/2) Minutes vs. VCU (12/2) HARRIS CAREER HIGHS Points...24 vs. FAU (1/10/15) Field Goals... 9 vs. FAU (1/10/15) 3-Point Field Goals...5 vs. Cincinnati (11/28/14) Free Throws...7 (twice)... 9 vs. Ohio Valley (11/14/14) Assists...4 at Murray State (11/17/15) Blocks... 4 vs. South Alabama (12/5/15) Steals... 2 vs. VCU (12/2/15) Minutes...33 vs. VCU (12/2/15) BUFORD GAME-BY-GAME 11/17 at Murray State * /21 at Tennessee State * /26 at Alaska Anchorage^ /27 UNC Asheville^ /28 Toledo^ /2 VCU /5 South Alabama * BUFORD S SEASON HIGHS Points...18 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) Field Goals... 7 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 3-Point Field Goals... 1 (three times) Free Throws...4 vs. Toledo (11/28)...10 at Murray State (11/17) Assists... 1 (five times) Blocks... 3 vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) Steals... 3 at Murray State (11/17) Minutes vs. South Alabama (12/5) BUFORD S CAREER HIGHS Points at UAB (2/28/15) Field Goals at UAB (2/28/15) 3-Point Field Goals... 1 (seven times) Free Throws...7 (twice)...11 at LA Tech (1/17/15) Assists... 2 vs. Southern (11/22/14) Blocks...3 vs. UNC Asheville (11/27/15) Steals...3 at Murray State (11/17/15) Minutes at UAB (2/28/15) 14

15 3 4 Joshua phillips 6-8, 230, junior, forward hendersonville, tenn. pope john paul ii hs xavier habersham 6-6, 205, r-junior, forward dublin, ga. hill college PHILLIPS GAME-BY-GAME 11/17 at Murray State * /21 at Tennessee State /26 at Alaska Anchorage^ /27 UNC Asheville^ /28 Toledo^ /2 VCU /5 South Alabama PHILLIPS SEASON HIGHS Points... 9 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) Field Goals... 2 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 3-Point Field Goals... Free Throws...1 vs. VCU (12/2)... 8 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/27) Assists... Steals... 1 vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) Minutes...22 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) PHILLIPS CAREER HIGHS Points vs. Fisk (12/9/2013) Field Goals...3 vs. Tenn. Temple (12/17/13) 3-Point Field Goals... Free Throws... 9 vs. Fisk (12/9/13)...8 (twice) Assists... 1 (three times) Blocks... 1 (three times) Steals... 1 (four times) Minutes (twice) HABERSHAM GAME-BY-GAME 11/17 at Murray State /21 at Tennessee State /26 at Alaska Anchorage^ - DNP - 11/27 UNC Asheville^ /28 Toledo^ /2 VCU /5 South Alabama HABERSHAM S SEASON HIGHS Points... 6 at Tennessee State (11/21) Field Goals... 2 at Tennessee State (11/21) 3-Point Field Goals... 2 at Tennessee State (11/21) Free Throws (three times) Assists... 1 at Tennessee State (11/21) Steals... Minutes...19 at Tennessee State (11/21) HABERSHAM S CAREER HIGHS Points...6 at Tennessee State (11/21/15) Field Goals...2 at Tennessee State (11/21/15) 3-Point Field Goals...2 at Tennessee State (11/21/15) Free Throws (three times) Assists...1 at Tennessee State (11/21/15) Steals... Minutes at Tennessee State (11/21/15) 15

16 5 JACOB 10 IVORY 5-9, 168, SOPHOMORE, GUARD JACKSON, MISS. MURRAH HS jaqawn raymond 6-4, 200, senior, guard statesboro, ga. nc state N/A N/A N/A N/A IVORY GAME-BY-GAME 11/17 at Murray State - DNP - 11/21 at Tennessee State - DNP - 11/26 at Alaska Anchorage^ - DNP - 11/27 UNC Asheville^ - DNP - 11/28 Toledo^ - DNP - 12/2 VCU - DNP - 12/5 South Alabama - DNP - IVORY S SEASON HIGHS Points... Field Goals... 3-Point Field Goals... Free Throws Assists... Steals... Minutes... IVORY S CAREER HIGHS Points (twice) Field Goals...3 (twice) 3-Point Field Goals... 1 vs Charlotte (1/24/15) Free Throws... 6 vs ODU (1/22/15)... 4 vs Southern (11/22/14) Assists...4 at Akron (12/13/14) Steals... 1 vs Charlotte (1/24/15) Minutes (twice) RAYMOND GAME-BY-GAME 11/17 at Murray State * /21 at Tennessee State /26 at Alaska Anchorage^ /27 UNC Asheville^ /28 Toledo^ /2 VCU /5 South Alabama * RAYMOND S SEASON HIGHS Points vs. Toledo (11/28) Field Goals...3 vs. Toledo (11/28) 3-Point Field Goals...3 vs. Toledo (11/28) Free Throws...4 vs. Toledo (11/28)...4 (twice) Assists... 6 vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) Steals... 1 (four times) Minutes vs. South Alabama (12/5) RAYMOND S CAREER HIGHS Points at FAU (3/7/15) Field Goals...7 (twice) 3-Point Field Goals...5 at Marshall (2/22/14) Free Throws at Rice (2/12/15)... 9 vs Ohio Valley (11/14/14) Assists...6 (twice) Blocks... 1 (eight times) Steals... 4 vs Southern Miss (2/5/15) Minutes at Rice (2/12/15) 16

17 11 14 Edward simpson 6-2, 190, sophomore, guard ocean springs, miss. st. martins hs CHASE MILLER 6-2, 175, FRESHMAN, GUARD DALLAS, TEXAS SHELTON HS N/A N/A N/A N/A SIMPSON GAME-BY-GAME 11/17 at Murray State /21 at Tennessee State /26 at Alaska Anchorage^ * /27 UNC Asheville^ * /28 Toledo^ * /2 VCU * /5 South Alabama SIMPSON S SEASON HIGHS Points vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) Field Goals... 4 vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) 3-Point Field Goals... 3 vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) Free Throws... 2 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26)...6 vs. VCU (12/2) Assists...4 (twice) Steals... 2 at Murray State (11/17) Minutes vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) SIMPSON S CAREER HIGHS Points...14 vs FIU (1/8/15) Field Goals... 5 vs FIU (1/8/15) 3-Point Field Goals... 4 vs FIU (1/8/15) Free Throws...3 at Auburn (12/29/14)...6 (twice) Assists...4 (twice) Blocks...1 (twice) Steals... 3 vs FIU (1/8/15) Minutes (twice) MILLER GAME-BY-GAME 11/17 at Murray State - DNP - 11/21 at Tennessee State - DNP - 11/26 at Alaska Anchorage^ - DNP - 11/27 UNC Asheville^ - DNP - 11/28 Toledo^ - DNP - 12/2 VCU - DNP - 12/5 South Alabama - DNP - MILLER S SEASON HIGHS Points... Field Goals... 3-Point Field Goals... Free Throws Assists... Steals... Minutes... MILLER S CAREER HIGHS Points... Field Goals... 3-Point Field Goals... Free Throws Assists... Steals... Minutes... 17

18 15 ALDONIS 20 FOOTE 6-6, 210, JUNIOR, GUARD PEORIA, ILL. TRINITY VALLEY CC GIDDY POTTS 6-2, 220, sophomore, GUARD ATHENS, ALA. ATHENS HS FOOTE GAME-BY-GAME 11/17 at Murray State /21 at Tennessee State - DNP - 11/26 at Alaska Anchorage^ /27 UNC Asheville^ /28 Toledo^ /2 VCU /5 South Alabama FOOTE S SEASON HIGHS Points... 6 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) Field Goals... 2 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) 3-Point Field Goals... Free Throws... 2 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26)... 2 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) Assists... 2 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) Steals...1 (twice) Minutes...14 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) FOOTE S CAREER HIGHS Points...6 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26/15) Field Goals...2 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26/15) 3-Point Field Goals... Free Throws...2 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26/15)...2 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26/15) Assists...2 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26/15) Steals...1 (twice) Minutes at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26/15) POTTS GAME-BY-GAME 11/17 at Murray State * /21 at Tennessee State * /26 at Alaska Anchorage^ * /27 UNC Asheville^ * /28 Toledo^ * /2 VCU * /5 South Alabama * POTTS SEASON HIGHS Points...21 at Tennessee State (11/21) Field Goals... 7 at Tennessee State (11/21) 3-Point Field Goals...5 (twice) Free Throws...4 vs. VCU (12/2) vs. South Alabama (12/5) Assists... 4 vs. Toledo (11/28) Blocks... 1 (three times) Steals...2 vs. Toledo (11/28) Minutes vs. South Alabama (12/5) POTTS CAREER HIGHS Points vs Marshall (2/19/15) Field Goals vs Marshall (2/19/15) 3-Point Field Goals... 8 vs. Marshall (2/19/15) Free Throws... 4 (three times)...14 vs. South Alabama (12/5/15) Assists... 4 (twice) Blocks... 1 (five times) Steals...3 at FAU (3/7/15) Minutes...35 vs. South Alabama (12/5/15) 18

19 24 25 quavius copeland 6-0, 175, sophomore, guard greenville, s.c. gulf coast state KARL GAMBLE 6-9, 220, FRESHMAN, forward COLUMBIA, S.C. A.C. FLORA HS COPELAND GAME-BY-GAME 11/17 at Murray State /21 at Tennessee State * /26 at Alaska Anchorage^ * /27 UNC Asheville^ * /28 Toledo^ * /2 VCU * /5 South Alabama COPELAND S SEASON HIGHS Points...15 at Tennessee State (11/21) Field Goals... 6 at Tennessee State (11/21) 3-Point Field Goals... 1 (four times) Free Throws... 4 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26)... 3 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26) Assists... 3 (three times) Steals... 2 at Tennessee State (11/21) Minutes (twice) COPELAND S CAREER HIGHS Points at Tennessee State (11/21/15) Field Goals...6 at Tennessee State (11/21/15) 3-Point Field Goals... 1 (four times) Free Throws...4 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26/15)...3 at Alaska-Anchorage (11/26/15) Assists... 3 (three times) Steals...2 at Tennessee State (11/21/15) Minutes (twice) GAMBLE GAME-BY-GAME 11/17 at Murray State /21 at Tennessee State /26 at Alaska Anchorage^ /27 UNC Asheville^ - DNP - 11/28 Toledo^ /2 VCU /5 South Alabama GAMBLE S SEASON HIGHS Points...3 vs. South Alabama (12/5) Field Goals...1 vs. South Alabama (12/5) 3-Point Field Goals... Free Throws... 1(twice)...5 vs. South Alabama (12/5) Assists... Blocks... 1(twice) Steals... 1 at Tennessee State (11/21) Minutes vs. South Alabama (12/5) GAMBLE S CAREER HIGHS Points... 3 vs. South Alabama (12/5/15) Field Goals... 1 vs. South Alabama (12/5/15) 3-Point Field Goals... Free Throws... 1(twice)... 5 vs. South Alabama (12/5/15) Assists... Blocks... 1(twice) Steals...1 at Tennessee State (11/21/15) Minutes...14 vs. South Alabama (12/5/15) 19

20 30 REGGIE 31 UPSHAW 6-7, 222, JUNIOR, forward CHATTANOOGA, TENN. THE BAYLOR SCHOOL stephen strachan 6-3, 190, junior, guard nassau, bahamas moberly area cc N/A N/A N/A N/A UPSHAW GAME-BY-GAME 11/17 at Murray State * /21 at Tennessee State * /26 at Alaska Anchorage^ * /27 UNC Asheville^ * /28 Toledo^ * /2 VCU * /5 South Alabama * UPSHAW S SEASON HIGHS Points vs. Toledo (11/28) Field Goals... 7 (three times) 3-Point Field Goals... 1 (four times) Free Throws... 2 (three times) vs. VCU (12/2) Assists... 5 vs. UNC Asheville (11/27) Blocks... 1 (three times) Steals...2 (twice) Minutes...37 at Tennessee State (11/21) UPSHAW S CAREER HIGHS Points vs LA Tech (2/7/15) Field Goals...8 at FAU (3/7/15) 3-Point Field Goals... 3 vs LA Tech (2/7/15) Free Throws...9 at UTEP (1/31/15) at Rice (2/12/15) Assists... 5 (twice) Blocks... 3 (five times) Steals...3 vs. Tulane (2/13/14) Minutes at UAB (2/28/15) STRACHAN GAME-BY-GAME 11/17 at Murray State - DNP - 11/21 at Tennessee State - DNP - 11/26 at Alaska Anchorage^ - DNP - 11/27 UNC Asheville^ - DNP - 11/28 Toledo^ - DNP - 12/2 VCU - DNP - 12/5 South Alabama - DNP - STRACHAN S SEASON HIGHS Points... Field Goals... 3-Point Field Goals... Free Throws Assists... Steals... Minutes... STRACHAN S CAREER HIGHS Points... Field Goals... 3-Point Field Goals... Free Throws Assists... Steals... Minutes... 20